The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-22 00:00:00

2111311 k'OOTW: TO MU IIAYNE.

Monday, July 26, 1824.
The stegociation is ut lust concluded with Colonel 8., and
every thing finally arrettged,. the 'suture of which 1 vont ISC-
quaint you with this eveuitig,; whets WO shall expect to see
you.-64c. &a.

lift. IJAYNE TO. NIBS FOOTS.
(Past-stark, July 31.)
My dearest Maria—lt was so dreadfully oppressive and
dusty yesterday, that I slept on the road, consequently have
but a law minutes to spare previous to the post leaving. 1
perfectly agree with you that your friends should be acquaint-
ed with my honourable proposals to you. Believe rue, it is
my wish to satisfy you of the sincerity of my intentions. It is
out due to you I should. You have kindly said you never
doubted them—the world now cannot. It is needless -my
again repeating what I hive often before mentioned to you;
namely, my request of confining uty intentions towards you
to your immediate Miele. ttly reasons you know. I console
'Nita in expectation of shortly teeing you again, and do
trust and hope you will write often to use; and when you do
write, tell me candidly if I have met your ideas in this letter,
and if what 1 have writton.is acceptable to you.

.Believe me most sincerely ...a allectionately yours,
Friday (July 30.) J. BAYNE
I know not if you will be üblu tumid this wiserable scrawl.
Did Joules procure yuu a box

'JAYNE TO M 155 FOOTE IN, LONDON.

Tutsdq (post-niao k, slug.) i)

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My dearest Maria--I lessee this to-morrow, and shall
hasten with more than ordinary pleasure to meet you the fol-
lowing day, at four o'clock (Thursday), which will convince
you I have no inclination to prolong my stay here when cir-
cumstances will permit my beiug with you. But had ,u
father accompartied you to tows', however I should lave do.
',lured the sacrifice, I could nut hare se, n you during his stay
in Keppel•sheet. It appears an age since I saw yon, and, r
truly have you anticipated my feelings when you state, .6 hi
Love's hours there are many days." I have seen 2111 aiJeer.
liseturnt in the Post of a place to be let in Norfolk, whico I
think will in 'erery respect answer my purpose. I will mit
take it until you approve of and, ire it. I have much to cont.
municate when we meet—good news. Again, my dvarest
Maria, let me assure you nu power on earth' Shall alter toy
affection for you, or in any suanner'change those feelings I
now profess.
Sincerely and devotedly yours, &c. &c.
J. HAYNE.

On perusing your letter n second time. I think you
iutrnd-
ell tieing a little severe at the commencement, but the, letter
part is kind and affectionate its the rain ine, which has is;;i,:t
sue tsuly happy. Present say kind remembrance to your
Mather. Once more farewell.

Ou the day of the intended antrriage, Mia►a Foote, alter
waiting for Mr. !Jayne till three o'clock, wrote ltito a note,
ut which the following 1* ai copy
Monday. Sept., El, 1844—Three o'clock.

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My &safest Haynt —I hare been t•xpectioF yuu ever sitict'
aut. u'cluch this taun►ing. the Isuiti that yhu last *tight ap_
yuittteti tu•muct Mr. Gill hen. 1 mu fay uucasy at yau►.

The- Buenos Ayres Journal the ,IrgOs of
the 11th September contains intelligence of the
defeat of the Royalist Generals CLutt.crit.,s. and
VALocz, by the Independetit troops under the
command of Colonel VAt.nt:z.

New York Papers to the ern! of November
were received kat night at the New England
Coffee-house,: by, the ship Marduttion, Captain
11AGSTAYV, which arrived on Mon,lay at Liver-
pool. The result of the election for the Presi-
dency of the United States was not y4l known,
but Could lint be long delayed, as the Session of
Congress was to open about the 6th of D,cemher.
In Some of the States Gen. JActi.soN bad obtained
a majority, and Mr. CLAY in others. As far as
the amount of votes has hitherto been given, the
struggle would seem to Vest chiefly between there
two, slid Mr. A nAsts to be-left fur behind. But
it is possible that when the returns from the
other States arrive they may change the com-
plexion of the whole, and place Mr. A outs
at the head.—The late successes of BMA*
VAR are mentioned with exultation, but it was
not yet known whether Lima had fallen into his
power. The.following is the only article worth
extracting.:—

( From thc New York Gazette, Nor. 24.)
We have received a letter dated the 5111
instant, from our Correspondent at Laguira,
of which the following is an extract :--44 'We
have received the official accounts from General
BOLIVAIt Qf his having completely defeated Ge-
neral CANTERAC'S army, and thus Peru is free.
This was announced
,by the firing of the forts."
—We are at a loss to know Whether this refers
to the victory over CAYTCTIACeS cavalry, or whe-
tlieritre
as
lat::toonabagle to suppose en eru I victory. It
a generalhow-
ever,tis,
but
actioniaiti in th
lasteakdeuirlk on pliace, and we cannot long
remain
this interesting subject.

A. Baltimor c, Paper of (I'4! 190 i Novem-
ber stair's that Jamaica Papers ,to the 30th Oc-
tuber bad arrived. The Lancaster, of Liverpool,
hail,said, arrived at Barbaduei,, and ou
Pas'stige fr, 11 iu, ou die 9.0t1► August_ its int. 56.
long. 184with a French fleet of '
iotirteen
co„„i,c,,,g of tW9 lino-of-battle ship, eightfri-
wo brigs; :and two Siho.ouers,r

Extract of a le,tter from the A
—Reins to Lio
dated IBtli August:---` The
at Santiago de Chili,
post ifrdtnViiipariiiso of yesterday h7aught advice
that the Snipe, front Ilenga), ilutt anchored the
itftettioion ;pr6.vititl4,' bud reported that he was
hoarded on the 23d ;Mt., 4k lilt. 37, in Aight of
the coast, by the Spanish