The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

rope ; and it is his Majesty's duty to put an end
to a suspicion which, if it continued to spread,
would destroy all trade and intercourse with the
rest,of the Continent. Love of liberty is a feel-
ing which soon evaporates, unless it be supported
by love
of justice, wisdom, and religion."--(//am-
burgh Papers, June 8.)

file of New York Papers arrived this morn-
ing to the 13th May.
[From the New York Gazette of the 13th May.]
FROM IVlAttAc_uno.—After the arrangement
IA the existing armistice between the command-
ing Generals, 'BOLIVAR and Moati.Lo, Mom-
NEGRO, then 'Governor of this place, withdrew
from the Administration, and departed for Ca-
raceas, leaving the Civil Department in charge
of one,Officer, and the Military in charge of
another. The Patriots of Maracaibo had long
been waiting for an opportunity to shake off the
Yoke of tyranny and oppression, which had been
galling to the Administration of the late Gover-
nor. The Commanding Officer of the military
was favourable to the change, and, in preparation
for the event, ordered all the Royal troops under
his command to a distant part, and every other
necessary arrangement was Made to secure a
Revolution without bloodshed. On the 28th
Jan. the principal inhabitants assembled in the
public square, and declared their intentions to esta-
blish a Republican form of Government under
the Columbian Congress. The information
reached Head-quarters, Santa Fe, and troops
were marched to guard against a counter-revolu-
tion. General ARDANTA was appointed to com-
mand. Every thing remained quiet until the 28th
March, when a few Conspirators against the new
Government were discovered and imprisoned.

[From the Paper of the jlth May.]

Arrived at Stonington the Bth inst. the sloop
hero, 73 days from New South Iceland. On
28th March spoke the brig Wilner, of
_London,
from Buenos Ayres. The Captain informed that
the Chilian Army, near Lima, had fought two
battles with the Royal Army, in both of which
the Chilian Army was victorious; and it was sup-
posed it would cause the surrender of Peru.

FROM SOUTH AMERICA.—(By the schooner
Logan, arrived at New York.)—The latest ac-
counts from Peru mention, that the Royal Army
of Lima had made two sorties, in both of which
they were worsted by the Chilians, who pursued
them to the gates, where the Royalists yallied,
and a severe conflict took place, which terminated
favourably to the invaders. The Royalist Ge-
neral, O'REILLY, was taken prisoner, besides a
number of others. All Lima was in the greatest
confusion, and nothing but a miracle could ,pre-
-vent its falling. Lord COCHRANE was blockad-
ing Callao, to prevent provisions going to the
CaDitni_

The valuable series of Communications ti On
the past and present Circumstances of this Conn-
. ts.y, with a view to the Relief of Agriculture,
Manufactures, and Commerce," are concluded in
TnE. SUN of this day, and we earnestly ex-
hort the intelligent, judicious, and public-spirited
Author to collect and publish them together, that
They may not sink to oblivion in the perishable
Columns of a daily Journal. They contain facts,
arguments, illustrations, and suggestions that will
be essentially useful at all times, and in all
Places, and it is, therefore, the duty of Govern-
ment not only to weigh them well, but to ACT
'UPON THEM. They are the work of an independent
Than of considerable knowledge and experience,
. who combines theory and practice in so great a
degree, that we may fairly question whether there
is any person in actual employment under Go-
vernment who is equally qualified to serve the
:country by extensive reading, deep reflection,
Practical skill, active zeal, and genuine patriot-
ism. Yet he has no selfish views, and would
deem the best reward of his labours the conscious-
ness of having contributed to the
.welfare of the

community.
A letter from Batavia of the 21st of January
Cates that two young Englishmen, established
there with credit as merchants, have been ba-
nished the Island of-Java for the abduction of a
Young female slave, the property of . one of the
native planters. They have repaired to Europe
for the purpose of appealing to the Government
of the Netherlands against the sentence of the
•
Governor of Java.
Intelligence has been received from Mogador
9f the recent date of the 10th of May. The
has
which agitated the Empire of Morocco
Z 1,48 entirely ceased ; and the surrender of Tetuan,
the last place that .held out against his authority,
has reinstated the old Emperor,.MULEY SOLIMA.N,
IR all his original power and the undisturbed pos-
session of the throne.
Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an au-
Itence of his MAJESTY.
The Princess AUGUSTA visited the KING yes-
terday.—Yesterday the Princess SoentA visited
the KlNG.—Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE
411 d the Duchess of KENT visited the Princess
'AUGUSTA.—On
Monday evening the Duke and
duchess of CLARENCE and Duchess of KENT Vi-
Sited the Princess AUGUSTA, when her Royal
-Ijighness gratified them with a musical party.—
esterday Prince LEopoLD left town for Clare
nlottt.

Prince ESTERTIAZ Y., father of.his Excellency
the Austrian Ambassador, sets out from 1/ lentil',
with his suite, on the 15th instant, on his way to
oudoniln order to be present at the Coronation