The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-18 00:00:00

ceal from the people the great events at Cadiz,
any more than they could hide the defeat of Bo-
livar in Peru. On the contrary, it is observed
that they have themselves drawn up a narrative
of the deliverance of the King, and the over-
throw of the Cortes, in order to render the effect
less fatal to themselves. This may be seen in
No. !i 56 of the Aquila Mexicana.

The following are the terrng'in which this Ga..
zette speaks of the :defeat of the rebels in Peru
." Our brethren have suffered, great losses be-
fore Lima, and: the 'blood of the Patriots has
flowed iu torrents.*

The Holy Alliance already thinks it can
dispose of us ; it .has made its partitions on the
map ; the. Republic of Colombia.w ill be assigned
to France, Peru to England ; and Mexico- to
Spain !+"

The letters from Guayquil place beyond -a
doubt the critical situation of Bolivar. What has
completed his discouragement after his defeat is
the conviction which he has acquired by his own
observation, that the immense majority of the in-
habitants of Peru is invincibly devoted to King
Ferdinand, and to the august dynasty of the
Bourbons. The Viceroy La Serna pursues him
without intermission, at the head of 9,000 excel-
lent troops, almost all Europeans.
The corps of the army of Chile has decidedly
abandoned Bolivar, and is returning home by
forced marches.

As for Buenos Ayres, it is wholly engaged in
defending itself against the Pampas Indian:, who
are supported by a great number of whites, vic-
tims of the revolutionary Government. ft would
be difficult to say in whose hands-the authority'at
present is, or even what is now the name of the
late Republic de la Platu or Argentina.
Letters from Montevideo, of Feb. 27, not only
confirm the defeat of Bolivar, but add, that dis-
couragement and confusion prevail to such a de-
gree among the Revolutionary Authorities, that
the appearance of some Spanish vessels would
suffice to make 700 leagues of coast rise in favour
of the King.

PARIS, JUNE 15.--A report has been spread
that troubles had broken out in Spain; nothing is
more destitute of foundation. The most perfect
tranquillity prevails every where; the amnesty
is executed without opposition. The rising of
General Capape has turned to nothing; he could
not collect above 40 men; he has been taken and
is on his way to Madrid to be tried.
His Royal Highness the Infant Don Miguel
arrived yesterday evening at-Paris, and alighted
at the Ilotel Meurice.
[The Etoile contains a series of observations
tending to throw discredit on the news from Spa,.
Dish America, in the English Journals.]
PARIS, JUXE 15.—Five per Cents. opened at 102 f. 80c.;
closed at 102 f. 70c—Bank Stock, 1960.—Neapolitan Five per
Cents. in ducats, 89i ; in francs, 98. 50.—Rente d'Espagne, 19:
—Royal Spanish Loan, 6:33.—Exchange on London, one
month, 25. 35.; three months, 25. 24.—( Court Authentipc,
June 11)
* No, God be thanked ! blood does not flow in torrents.—
Bolivar's soldiers preferred laying down their arms, or even
joining the standards of the King, to being exterminated to a
man by the victorious Spanish Army.—(Note of the Madrid
Gazette.)

t The Madrid Gazette speaks with derision of this plan of
partition, invented by the Revolutionists to disunite the Royal-
sts in the several Spanish possessions.

The subjoined extract of a letter, which has
been received in London from St. 'Thomas's, of
the date of 13th May, though doubts have been
expressed of the accuracy of its information, is
entitled to more attention than the news from
Madrid. We fear so much for the stability of
the present order of things in South America, that
we confess we shall be under considerable un-
easiness respecting this intelligence, until its
falsehood, of At be false), shall have been de-
menstrated by further accounts :
utt,
We had this morning an arrival from La Guayra, bring-
ing the news of unfavourable accounts having been received at
Caraccas from Peru, which state that BOLIVAR had been re-
cently defeated, with a loss of 8,000 men, by CANTERAC, who
had possessed himself of Lima. It is said, all troops that can
be spared in Venezuela are under marching orders, and it is a
positive fact, that all foreigners in Caraccas are obliged to per-
form military duty, as well as a momentary 'stop having been
put to the mercantile communication between La Guayra and
Caraccas, by the requisition of the mules for the Government
service, to convey the artillery and other necessaries to the

army."

The Lord llobort packet has arrived from
Brazil with letters from Rio of the 19th of April;
from Bahia of the 4th of May ; and from Per-
nambuco of the 12th of May. It has been al-
ready stated that the EMPEROR took the oath to
the new constitution on the 25th of March. The
EMPRESS is made to take an oath likewise, in
which she promises obedience to the EMPEROR.