The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-02 00:00:00

Trieste In the German Papers, valich states
that the Greeks had gained another vic"
tory over the Turkish and Egyptian fleets
on the 25th September, and that the rem•
nant of the latter fleets, consisting only of 35 sail,
had fled to Mitylene, closely pursued by 24
Greek snips: If all these accounts he confirmed,
there is an end to the present Turkish campaign,
both by sea and land.

New York Papers to the 9th ult. have arrived.
They communicate the intelligence of the action
iu Peru between BouvAn and CAN TERAC, Via
Santa Martha, which wo received yesterday 11
the Lion from Carthagena direct ; but the sc.,
counts are of a conflicting nature, one Jour-
nal stating that the battle terminated in
favour of BOLIVAR, agreeing with the advices
from Carthagena, while another Journal (the
New York Gazette) gives the victory to CA q'
TERAC. We are inclined to think that the
Papers receiv
counts in the New York Gazette will be food
to be incorrect, for Philadelphia
the
this day, confirm the information brought by
Lion, which is still further corroborated by
private letters horn Carthagena, addressed to
several individuals in this Metropolis. W. sub-
join A
both the New York versions of this import'

ant event.
( From the New York Commercial Advertiser, of Oct 8.)
6' OCTOBER 8.
" FROM PE n u.—Capt. Cole, of the brig DeThware, arrived at
Philadelphia from Santa Martha, which place he left on the 12th
of Sept., states that the day he left, information was received there
by letters from Bogota,that an action had taken
tween the Colombian army under Bolivar, and the Royalists,
in which the former were completely victorious. 0064
Cordova, of the Colombian army, was killed. The law of the
Congress of Colombia, authorizing resident foreigners to trOnl.
act their own business, subject to the same taxes and contribu•
had not beta
dons, and the same privileges as native citizens,
put in force at Santa Martha when the Delaware sailed." -
place in Peru. beg
[From the New York Gazette, Orb 8.1
" Them is a report by the brig De/aware, arrived at
b ph
le
i'
ladelphia from Santa Martha, that there had been aril att
in Peru between the Colombians, under Bolivar, a the
Royalists, in which the latter was victorious. Geneva COT.
Bova, of the Colombian army, was killed. The news will CO°•
tained in a letter from Bogota, but no dates are given."
Philadelphia Papers to the Bth October ha"
ve
arrived, from which the following are extracts:
(From the National Gazette, Oct. 5.1
Letters from Bogota, received at Santa Martha'
state that an action between the Colombian arm/
under Bolivar, and the Royalists, richod taken
place in Peru : the former, it is said, were
rious. General Cordova, of the Colombian
was killed.
Letters from Sullivan's Island of the a4th
fever ;•
dition, owing to the ravages of the yellow
the inhabitants were removing to Charleston for
safety.
Advices from Bombay to the Bth Joie 110111
.
received at Boston. The affairs between the far
tish and Burmese remained as mentioned 10 °
s. A
previous advices through the London pre' 6th
powder mill at Paparnow blew up °II
the or.
May, and killed 36 persons. The cholera In
bus had made its appearance at Bombol•
lorable cell-
represent that place as in a most dep

ndlthlethfour
al_nEescxhilraeoered:.:i
" For general information, we beg leave to anti°°nY°ll,, bet,
f a Letter frTomilEtheCAOgLeUnti!itonltjAgo.yds at Dad, *'114r.t111:!
in the
Downs
pwoCos ltuhmisbduas; Catatphtr.e3oPrlC.3ell.lars,retninft`v-peujrt:
Islrs,
eta tairiet esse,nodni
sending
the oarnthansichd eoro fotfh7elrci vv:rt..S, t.: wey re:c.: co'
eth
Dass.stei:tettnitlebepru,mapngd,
tr:eadsheipSchielliyngatvserelveinea::: on d::
in 1,
to
m,KEEALLT,.ANR,ovarr. I.—ed The
thfoeurplwasotsedthsihsipafeteorlouoonioh,ut:P:::ll and
with loss of an anchor, having been on shore on the north ocon
of the River St. Laurence on the 12th ult., in which 141110:iiti
part of the cargo was thrown overboard. The Jan/Irina her
Steam vessel is in the Downs for the purPoso °i' r°,lll:most
to the River; the appearance of this extraortlinsl 811113nared
fconspicuous as to her length, being upwards of Ore!, ;1111- tw-
eet. The shore has been lined with spectate° "i:iiiallicogl
noon, and a nuMber of boats have gone off to her "-•~
to assist
the weather being fine. Additional men will be tenet
assist in pumping. -
DovEn, Nov. I.—The Co/umbus, four masted'chlll' ft,:etilt
Quebec, timber laden, arrived off here this inornin;'),sl..o,l:l
eleven o'clock, and proceeded for the Downs witit a e3r,..1w,,
to
wind and tide. It is reported she will be towed crow l.
01.1
London by two steamboats. The shir draws Ir 2 feet Fro
only,e:tatissaapgpe.ears manageable and easy under csov.
whilst'i
iller chiercuadlntoswtanaredes
Dover, it is supposed she must have experienced P. 4" ijilwill
l
alta'
of the very enormous size she is ; but Al soon as she bore , lier
nary vessel.—Sailed this
steam-boat,T Captain
in the direction for the Downs, and chewed her)re ,the
immense length and dimensions became very A Or ePt. 3orili'
HAW}IT and othAerspsaissele
piers were crowded with spectators to view this very etrnarch
of their keeping two pumps. goioiri.f with
joisna:PngxelPeorgrirnH7.aidAcnhbeilflofircr,)°:lnca:eatwihsinestlliteeitil":les::::o3'olll6t

amity.
A rumour prevails in some of the politics- e ct,
t
thatd our Government, as indeed might be egPe
of
et, , has felt great disgust towards the conduct 1
XRDINAND, and has she wn so, if not 11 nctuce
refmonstrance, yet by withdrawing all appeartl".9.
o
Government are certainly honourable to its c. 1,4
meter, 40 theft) IS reason to believe that it( 11,'"
Such feelings on the part of the