The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-11 00:00:00

Angnst. A. letter from Valparaiso, dated July
15, received there, announces the arrival of the
American brig Frederick from Callao, being the
first arrival from that place since the 3d March,
No battle had taken place, but Bolivar had
received reinforcements from Guayaquil and
Panama, making his force more than 14,000
strong, and was
pursuing Camerae. The tics
armies were near each other when the brig sailed.
The Patriot General Miller, with 2,000 cavalry,
was in Pitivilla, and was expected at Liaia.
There was a rumour that there had been a battle
in which the Patriots were victorious, and had
taken a General Officer prisoner, but it remain
unconfirmed. A French brig, commanded by
Count de Rossie, had arrived at Valparaiso;
the object of the visit had been demanded by
the Government, to which the Captain re•
plied that the vessel had been dispatched solely
for the purpose of protecting
French commerce
on the coast, and that it was the sincere wish of
the King of France to observe perfect neutrally
between the Belligerent Powers.
The American (Baltimore Paper) or the I°l
October gives an extract of a letter from 13uenos
Ayres, dated Aug. 5, stating that letters had been
received there, which mention that a battle had
taken place in Peru, and that the Patriot Army
were victorious. Bolivar had taken possession of
Lima, and would march in a few days to attack
the main body of the Royalists.
Curragoa Papers to the 25th September
contain a letter which says, that there 15
much trouble and discontent at Panama'
It is also stated in a Jamaica Paper that the
insurrections at that place, at Trinidad, an
Martinique, were secretly connived at by' the
f which
of the Ilaytians ;
Ilaytian Government in order to render them de-
pendentthey assert that the massacre of the Whites ws
fixed for the same day in each of those places'
Charlestown Papers to the 10th October 0°
not contain any news.
n that
CAPTAIN LYON.—We are sorry ear
to f
this active and enterprising Officer has enct4"
,
in proof o
tered such severe weather as disabled his Tes"l
tarn,
from proceeding to her destination. The Cap
and
we understand, arrived in town yesterday
dmirailP
immediately presented himself at the A

hieh
A Brazil Mail arrived this morning, 11
we have received Rio de Janeiro Popers frol
the 30th August to the 18th September glu°.
n;
The Diario Fluminouse of the last dale c°ll4l.
severe animadversions on those enemies a the'
01 ever/
dependence of Brazil who made use
species of vile intrigue to alarm the timid eitti ""
rbwiueacnroy7,dbayrbldyspirehexaeadgligtmleg false reports of reverse° °IP..
strength and resolution
therefore
The surrender of Pernatnbuco, it would
seem, was unknown at the Brazilian capital *he,
Pit the receiplbet
these Papers were published ;
that intelligence will, we doubt note of
tof
fears of the timid, and destroy the last "Peeir
unter-reve'
the disaffected of bringing about a,
prae treadlo
frt
teriopi
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lion in that country.
Ana. 31.—0 n
RIO DE JANEIRO,
stant his Majesty the Emperor, acco
Ninlriejediboi
Port,the
the itii
a Colonel Minister of the
ofl ll
the Marine :iitilelecrirs, and
ice"/totrearesoll
other officers, embarked for the Ill's des Cobras
to perform the ceremony of commencing the
sir
matioofadockii,e.is to
fit thebuildiftg ofd
the
of ships of the ll
Its hewn in
asst
rock, of a size to contain a ship oft e latgoi
size, with a clear space of at least 10 feefeo,
round ; the greatest length win be 23,01,204
the greatest breadth 70 feet, depth 20 fee'
high water mark ; width of the channel, of
munication with the sea, 53 feet. (615; oat
711 will be the locks, and we undergo"' op
the e steam engines that will be required to P
dosed Sr.
to
water from the dock after it is
sreeeaddoiosrhdeedreitol. a 'floiivisiiitolooctlicis,, which we "Pr Ole
be gill be cot
most remarkable in the world, as it will Pie., as
in a rock of solid granite and consequeotu
durable as the rock itself.' he MP
SEPT. I.—To-day, for the first time, -r; 4tif
jesty the Empress, accompanied by his
to
ing, tand fouro
the
chapel o
d a ers ,f
Na a went,oss oi nine tii I;lAilai
hear mass performed, in gratitude fo5r
erl
jesty's recovery. in' tllo
SFPT
• 9.—The 7th of this month beoire,
anniversary of the Independence of this It'nee
was celebrated by his Majesty's order `v
was iu
solemnity. All the forts and the ships of
the harbour fired salutes at sun-rise, 10,011%
at 1
Per
at
sun-set, and their Majesties attended tile e
b
ror mance of Te Amin,- The troops could o' the
reviewed, as WaS intended, on account

eavy rain.. ~,,eO.,
SEpT• 13.-We understand that it is the i'," .
lion of our Government to found a tiniversfilloii..
tis city, which will lw highly agreeable Children
lies who are now obliged to send their
abroadr for education at a great expense. fro
i 'hese Journals contain addresses, &°', „ to
various places, expressive Of the reablul'°" of
maintain the Constitution and ladependeliCe

[e Empire.