The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-15 00:00:00

[Morning Chronicle]

The noted TOLEDO, who some time ago de-
serted the patriotic muse in Mexico, and through
the agency of Mr. ONIS sold himself to the Spa-
niarls, is expected in town. He conies from
11intlrid, it is said, on an important mission.

Alvices were yesterday received from Buenos
Ayres to the 25th April. By the file of papers we
have received, we learn that four Frenchmen had
been tried tor a conspiracy against the State, of
whom two had been conde'mned and shot, and the
others were to be expelled from the country. The
Andromache frigate anchored in Valparaiso from
Lima ou the 6 h April. She reported that the
Viceroy, Pczuela, had formed a plan to arm the
slaves, in order to repel the threatened expedition
front Chili ; hut the inhabitHlM were alarmed at a
measure which they considered desperate, as the
shire population is large in the vallies of Lima.
kle next projected a property tax of 20 per cent.
and a loan of all the church plate, but be had not
dated to carry this project into effect. His pre•
se!;T dclicieury is 260,000 dollars per month, and
;;0: half his reparations of defence had been
made. A Jowl] of all the bodies corporate had taken
pl. e, in which the Archbishop harangued most
s;1 ly, dec lating " that the t auseof Ferdinand
was the cause of religion; that religion was incont-
pat.ble with a republican form of Government ;
that the faith could not be preserved under an infer-
ritto,e with heretical Loglislimen ; and finally,
that it was necessary to provide the Viceroy with
,flithoti of dollars (his demands are four) for the
exienctes of the State." In the mean time, a
otoo,ttly grant of 117,000 dollars had been ac-
t epted from the Spanish merchitnts to keep the

ports of Pero shot to Brutish commerce. No
confidence whatever prevailed among ►he Spaniards
themselves ; those who had real,z,d property were
getting- it off to Europe HY fast they could, and it
was thought that as soon as the independent
troops appeared in sight, Pezuela wouild not be
able to rely on wore than fine-"third of his army.
accounts of 1,,,rd Coeliyine having taken
or destroyed two Sp;olisli trigaies do not appear
correct. He was cruising off the coast of Peru
with seven sail of vessels.—(lbid)

[The Times.]

A Brazils Mail arrved yesterday, bringing let-
lets trout Rio Janeiro to the 9til May. By the
brig Alexander, which left Lima in company with
the Andromache and Blossom-frigates, and ar-
rived at Rio Janeiro on the 24th April intelli-
(!ence front Linta bad 1.), en received to the 1.4th.0t
February. It has been hetore stated, that Lord
Cochrane had been met by these vessels, within
one day's sail of Callao. It appears that the Cap-
tain of the Lautaro, one of Lord Cochrane's squa-
dron, bailed the Andromache, and desired to
know what veseel she had in company, (meaning
the Alexander), and to whom the property On
board of her be longed, professing an intention of
searching her. Captain Shirreff declared his re-
solution of opposing this proceeding ;; but, fear-
ing the threat would be carried into execution,
removed the passengers, treasure, and. .letters,
from on board. Jo the evening, the Lautaro ac-
tually boarded and searched the Alexander, but
found nothing worth taking. The .Officers.of the
Alexander, on the information of the crew of Ihe
Lamar°, related that it was the intention of the
Cbilian squadron to make the attack on the har
boor of Callao on the evening of the Carnival. (the
22(1 Feb.), when it was. simposrd
.tht.~l►aniard9
would be thrown off their guard by . the fes-
tivities usual at that season. This
nearly tallies, in point of dace, with tbat lately
received by the Jamaica Papers,, Bot h. Lima and.
Callao, by the last to4vices received (tom that
quarter, are represented a state of excellent
defence. The entrance to Callao was strongly
protec!ed by batteries, bdrind which was station-
ed the naval force, coosisting of abow 40 vessels
of war of different descriptions ; in 'lke rear of
these, for the more effectual security, were pliicett
the merchant vessels. In Lima itself a 'consider-
able military force was collected, anion tire, hy,
some accounts, to nearly 8000 men ; snit Veztiela„
the Viceroy, after appointing hi.; soccesor, had
determined on assuming its person the conneaud
of the army.
The Lisbon packet, arrived at Liverpool from
Buenos Ayres, brought letters from thence to the
20th April. The following is an extract from one
of them :

" Negotiation's have been 'prim on for some
time with Santa Fe, and the province of Entre,
Rios, under the influence of Artigas; an armi-
stice ha* at last actually been conclotted, and is
published officially in the Gazette ; the terms Hit
fair, and promise to lead to a final adjustno ut of
all differences. The repor►. of the enind
tion tilting out at Cadiz have no dunk had their
share in disposing all par. ics to race and reunion.

" It is quid that this G,vt:rtunent merits to Re,
as media.t,r to by:, g about a truce between Art-
gas and the Pornguese ; and anmild this sum ed,
the grand expedition, whenever it may sail,
be expected with) perfect indiffei enee

" Two Frenchmen, emissaries tram Carrera anti
Aivear at Monte-Video, have been arrested on
their way to ',Mendoza, anti convicted, both by
papers found upon th,tn, and try their ow n eon
tession, of I conspired at; nitiSt thi% Govern-
ment and that ot Chili ; they were to have hetztitt
ihtir operations in the capital of Ole later, and,
in ease of iteed, to have assassinated the Supreme
Du-eclat, O'fliggnis, and Gent al. S 401 NI rfin.
They were shot in the Plaza del Ittliro. Three
other Frenchmen who were im;,licated are or-
dered to be sent out of the country "

A respectable indigo broker, who h§s been spe•
culatiug deeply in the Funds, announced Tues-
day his inability to pay his deficient.). 9. which
are said to amount to 20,0001. '1 he loss will coo.
sequently fall on his brokers. Having employed
several persons to trans&ct his business, the amount
is divided, but one broker will lose 6,0001. and
others very large sums.—(lbid.)

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—Rob Roy Macgregor :
Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Yates;`. Diana Vernon,
Miss Stephens. After which, Cozening. To which was
added, A Roland for an Oliver.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSE.—Up MI Night:
Admiral Blunt, Mr. Dowton; Juliana, Miss Kelly. After
t►4iich, Amateurs and Actors.

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