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THE SUN.

QUIS DICLAIE AUDm4•r

LONDON,
;VEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1824.

'We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday
and the Etoile of Monday, and have given ex-
tracts from them in our preceding columns. They
contain no intelligence of much interest; for the
advice, from Corfu are only new versions of the
affairsof Ipsara, confirmatory of those previously
received, and the article from Madrid throws no
4ePf light on the unhappy and almost hopeless
state of affairs in Spain.
In - p-

. our Foreign Intelligence will be found an
Ukase of the Emperor of RUSSIA, for permit-
ting, under certain regulations, and to a limited
extent, the importation of unprinte
duty free. d calicoes
We apprehend that this measure
has been adopted in consequence of the sup-
Ply hitherto furnished by the infant manufactures
11"sia being insufficient for the demand.
du' e observe that the permission to import
ty
'fee is granted to the manufacturers
al°lle, Which is a most skilful mode of protecting
thern against a ruinous competition with the trier-
It is the fashion of the present day to
decry all legislative interference with trade; and
mert.antile policy of Russia, therefore, re-
ceives its fall share of the ridicule that is cast
uPon What are by too many persons sup.
Pelted to be the exploded principles of commerce
.411 navigation. Russia, however, is proceed-
leng uPnn principles of policy precisely similar to
hose which raised Great Britain to her highest
eillie"ce• The results will speak for themselves

evr York Papers have been received to the
II 17tk ult. They contain intelligence, which, if it
ii to
. be depended upon, presents the state of af-
, 'eirs for the Independents of Peru and for
Cl(llfr°rnhia ia a much more favourable light than
t_.l4` In which they have lately
uetailll hewever, appeared. The
are so confused, and the discre. paticies so
should be
rend with •
°it'll% that the accounts
concid
merable cautions—lt is affirmed,
that so
on
• pendents, news
ar the
loss of Callao by the Jude-
arrived to the Spanish Royalist
troops in Peru of the abolition of the Constitu-
tional Government of Spain ; on the receipt of
'Which most of them refused to acknowledge
the absolute King. Availing himself of this cir-
ekrlStElllCC, BOLIVA.II immediately returned to
Callaal and was joined by a great number
of tho Spanish troops, as also by the faction
in Peru Which had before opposed him. Ho had
agillii
fed,tak possession, say the New York ac-
" Wits) ma and Callao, and was marching
on with
iG - every prospect of bringing the war to a
close,
Thia news is said to have been brought
ualtimore on the Ist of August by the schooner
drYlent 1 h ) Captain BOSSIEItti in 22 days from Porto
44fe110, which,
port he therefore left on the 9th
0
co July' and could therefore have only obtained
01.41114aieations from Panama, on the other side
his .1
le isthmus to the sth of that month : but
mates from ' Panama, as given in the New
York
Pane.„
wi:' 'is extend only to the latter end of May,
vilich are not so late by three weeks as the ad-
of
teiareceived by
way of Jamaica. As a confirmation
Upperstate ef feeling in the Royalist army in
f ern) it may be mentioned that advices
oral u
1443 Ayres had reached New York with •
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