The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-09 00:00:00

LIVE LIBERTY

An officer arrived last night in this capital, bring-
ing despatches from the Commander-in-Chief to the
Government. We copy the consecutive Proclama-
tions, addressed by that illustrious patriot the Grand
Marshal Gamarra to the people and to the army.

PROCLAMATION OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CIMEI YO

TIIE A 11.3,1 Y.

" Soldiers !—Your sacrifices during this campaign hare
been ttieless, for you have been the victims rather of per-
sonal views than of national interests.

" Soldiers l—The resignation of the President of the
Republic, and your last compromises, impose fresh duties
on the army. The country is our sole object. The pas-
sions which as-ailed, disquieted, and divided you, have
disappeared. You now think of nothing but of triumph-
ing over the foreign foe, and of snatching from him an ho-
nourable peace and future existents.
" Soldiers !—Peru anxiously expects that you will bring
it the olive-branch of peace to compensate you for the
laurels which will accompany you to the tomb. Her pro-
sperity and happiness depend upon your efforts. Begin,
then, by embracing each other between the south and
north, fur you are Peruvians every one of you. Your in-
terests are common to all. Let us forget and for ever
detest this principle of demoralization suggested by a vile
intrigue, the followers of which no longer dwell amongst
you, and as we arc already fortunately reconcentrated, let
this majestic voice exclusively resound in our atmosphere,
and repeat the words of Liberty ! Country ! Peru ! and
Honour or Death ! " A. GAMARRA.
" Head-quarters, at Peru, June 8, 1829."

PROCLAMATION OP THE GENERAL-IN-CHIEF OP THE ?E-

AIISIY TO THE PEOPLE OP THE REPUBLIC.

" Countrymen !—The independence of the country was
in danger of perishing. Our past sacrifices were being
turned into materials for our future chsins. You under-
stand me; (or you have with horror witnessed the abyss
prepared for you by the caprice and decay of our imbecile
Administration. In this unfathomable chaos of misfor-
tune and disgrore the Republic was about to he over-
whelmed, and on the point of terminating our troublesome
exis'er.ce and nor bitter liberty,
" Patriots ! Martyrs of Peruvian Livery !—Have you
op to this moment perceived any difference from the old
government of foreigners? Have you enjoyed that hap-
piness which you promised to yourselves when spilling
your blood, and when offering your property as a burnt
offering to this deity, which, as yet, you do not know?
you have given yourselves a Charter these fifteen months,
but afc t!;;! fundamental laws enacted as yet ? You kuow
the reason slay, and you have left untouched an aggrava-
tion which ought 110 longer to be tolerated.
" Countrymen !—The army has chosen to take upon
itself the goarantee of your rights, your respectability,
your laws, and the eafrety of your property. It will soon
present you with the olive of peace on the point of its
bayoott., Yoar national interests, and not those of any
individual or friend whatever, are the object of our cares.
" Fellow Countrymen !—Your brethren, by my instru-
meutality, °ft.r you the testimony of their patriotism,
honour, and gallantry. They propose to themselves to
restore the national honour under my command, or cease
to exist—to force from the enemy an honourable, and in
every point of view a desirable peace.—and to put an end
to a fratricide war that has been carried on for private
reasons and individual ends, or be for ever struck cut from
the list of military men.
" Fellow Countrymen !,--We are already absolutely
Peruvians. The General President has laid down his
()Mee, and restored to the nation this high destiny which
the 81st artiole of the Constitution denied it. At last we
belong to ourselves again. From henceforward you may
have the pride of governing yourselves by your own laws,
and by your own sone.
" Fellow Countrymen !—No more foreigners—no
more !* (Signed) " A. GAMARRA.
" Ilead-quarters at Piura, June 8, 1829."

(EITRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.)
LIMA, jrNe, 26.—8 y the brig Lucy, which con-
veys this letter, I send you the lateit Lima Papers.
Their contents refer to changes in the Peruvian Go-
vernment, brought about by Fuente and Gomorra,

This alluies to those who are prohibited by the Con-
stitution from obtaining the Pre.ideney of the Republic.

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