The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-14 00:00:00

CORUNNA MAIL

ItittN, MAY 19.—General Clausel,, in the Pro-
clamation to the troops under his command, says,
" the destination of this corps is not hostile it
is meant to protect our frontier Departments from
insult, it the genius of evil should he powerful
enough to indnce the Cabinet of Madrid to take

part in a war directed against a nation, whose al-
liince was at all-tintes necessary to Spain." This
army is, hoverer, in and exists only upon
IS,per, since the French have no other troops in
t. 1,5 Military Division than the gartisons,. which,
irMn Bourdeaux hither, including those of Bay-
onne and St. Jean Pied de Port, do not amount to
6009 men.

BARCELONA,• MAy IO —The forces which Na-
pokon- has in Toulon, Perpignan; Narbonne,
Besieres, Pasanas, Carcasona, and Aix, hardly.
amount to 3,600 foot, and 200 horse.
AIADRID, MAY 23.—The Gazette of to-day con-
grins several official documents relating to Spanish
America. The first is a circular letter from the
General Administration of the Indies," con-
taining a royal decree, which states, that the
Ijug; as soon as he was restored, to his kingdom,
turned his thoughts to the termination of the
trouble: in America ; that in a short time 10,000
ciicctive men were' collected, and provided with
artillery and abundance ot. stores of every kind ;
that it: was at first intended to send them to re-
lieve Monte Video, but this being prevented, his
:Majesty, considering the mel-ancholy situation of
Venezuela, and the necessity of puttin..; in a re-
spect,ib'e state cif defence the Isthmus ot 11:4nanv,
the key of both AineriCaS, it was re-SOIVCti to sewl
the expedition to
_the TerraFirma, where it is
Presumed to have arrived, and the most fai'our-

tale sutecss is to lie expecta front it. 1111ewlier
expedition, amounting to 2500 Pico, sailed bow
Cadiz for the ha:nuts of Panama and other
Besides this, that all the ulterior Marine Provinces
may be assisted, his Majesty has resolved lo col-
lect i'3.,lsce body `203[300 loot and 1500 horse,
with tht proper arti!krv; to -stifle the seeds-Di re.
volution-, and Make the legitimate authorities 're-
spected; when the measure of tniiihress..and eon-
ciliation, dicta!yd by his Majesty's heart, no
longer avail. 'Orders arc given at Cadiz to pre-
pare the necessary means of conveyance, to the
amount ,of 25,000 tons, between the beginning
Of September and the middle of October next.
in the Supplement arc dispatches front tlie.Mar-
quis of Concordia, Viceroy of Peru. The first,
dated 15th. Nov. 1b45, gives au account of the
re-conquest .of' Peru, by the King's troops in a
decisive battle at Itancaguy, on tho 2d October,
the enemy being -obliged to pass time Cordelleras;
with only 2 of 300 nien, and take refuge in
Buenos Ayres.

The 2d ietter, dated 30th December, gives an
account of the successes of the royal HMIs under
Genera! Rancetez, detached with 1200 well by
(icneral le Pezniu, comm Anding the army in Old
Pern.• Rancevez- having recovered La Paz and
Ctrolon, the eneruy was preparing to march to
the capital of Cuzco.

AMERICAN PAMIS.

Front the Ilti Jeßtrutyl of may 15.1

BosTON, rvIAY 9.—We learn from authority of
a letter received in town, that, aftef the II th of
April American vessels would not he admitted into
the British Windtemd Islands. ,

Another -American Paper states, in cotrobora-
tion of this fact, that an American shit) 10,1,1e1
with hmker, salt-fish, Ste. had appeared' off De-
merara, and had been immediatcly ordered to de-
part by the Governor of that colony.
The following is an extract of a le: ter received
from Demerara by the Surinam mail of yesterday

as Priurrara, Arril 17.

" We heard of the Ainerican ratification of
Peace about a week AO, inid next day a large_
American brig, loaded' with lumber, made her
appearance. On a strong memotial being pre-
sented to the Governor against the admission of
this vessel, she- was immediately prdered to de-
part. If these Americans are admitted . here, it
will destroy a very Ineraiive trade between the
Colonies and British America, which has lately
been carried on to a very great extent."