The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-25 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We, have received New York Papers to the
Ist inst., which contain the important intelli-
gence of the consummation of the ilaytian Re-
volution, without further bloodshed. After the
revolt of the troops at St. Mark's and the Cape,
and the death of Christophe, the several quarters
of the North declared rapidly for the Govern-
.ment of the Republic, and the only resistance
which continued to be offered to President
Boyer was by the fortress of La Ferriere, near
the Cape, to which the remainder of Christophe's
family had fled, and by some troops under the
command of General Romain (Prince of Limbe),
.who- had taken post in the mountains of
Gros Monte, near Gonaives, with the assumed
title. of General-in-Chief. The fortress of Fer-
dere appears, however, to have been, at list,
quietly given up to the Republican troops, to-
gether with the members of Christophe's family,
and the whole of the ex-King's treasures, &c.
On this Romain also made overtures to sur-

render to President Boyer, on condition that
himself, and all with him, should be admitted
to the privileges of Citizens of the Repub-
lic. To:this proposition Boyer readily acceded,
and a eonference was appointed between Romain
and the chief authorities of the Cape on the one
hand, and Plenipotentiaries from Boyer on the
(Altar, the happy result of which was communi-
cated to the inhabitants by the following, Pro-
clamation, signed by a great number of Magis.-

Crates and Generals, with the name of Romain at
the: head :

EPUBLIC OF HAYTI.-LIBERTY, EQUALITY, AND
11413EPENDENEE!

ADDIESS TO THE PEOPLE OF HAITI.
Citizens, Soi*diers—The undersigned Magistrates and Ge-
nerals announce to you, %sill) the most lively joy; that they
have just .made a solemn deelaratiost, that there' exists this
day, iu Hayti, only one Government, and only one Consti-
tution.

Citizens; Soldiers-,-Peace is made, and there is no more
war among us. . All Haytians are brothers and reunited.
President Boyer and his army will soon enter this town,
to receive and give the salutatiOn of peace and fraternity.—
prepare to. receive thent with all the enthusiasm which cha-
racterises true Haytians. Then let us repeat a thousand times
these cries (pledge of the happiness and ._safety of the coon
-
try), Vice Ia Republic-ie de Hayti ! Vice Independence!
Vice Liberte et Egalite ! Vice President Buyer!
Given at the Town Hall of the Cape, 21st t ctober, 1620,
Seventeeth Year of the Independence of I.layti.
Boyer, with his army, consisting of 20,000
Men, entered the Cape
,on the day after this
Proclamation, amid general rejoicings. .•-
• A spirit, of economy has already manifested it-
self in 'Congress. Two Resolutions have been
submitted in the House of Representatives, one
for reducing the compensation to Members of
Congress, and officers underGOvernment, the other
for reducing the military peace.establishment. To
the former of theSe it was objected that it did not go
far enough, that it should be. more 'general and
comprehensive. It was accordingly ordered to
lie on the table for further consideration and re-
ceiving amendments. The • latter, which is in
unison with a-Resolution of the Senate in the
last Session, was carried without division or
debate.