The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-04 00:00:00

nature.

SOUTH .el2ll t RICA.

FROM THIS CARRACA; GAZETTES.
`;SA .1i EC, Av.°. 7.---q-he affairs of llopayaO,go
on well, ,and the last of troops, which are
marching against the tyrant Tam], .has daft that
city. A part of them went by, Almagru, .and a
part. by Patia, to occupy the pilot of Cdstego, and
thence, by securit-, • the
.conotamication with the
forces of Quito, which are in Tulcan, to attack
that Satrap ; but I believe there will be no neces,
sity to fire a p.n. Every one knows that ham is
extremely frightened, is without troops and arms,
or' auxiliaries, which he hoped from, PanaMa and
Lima. A note which he wrote to his wife, disco-
vers, that- he is struck with amazement ; and more-
over, we know that his agent Balvercle-holds in rea-
diness for him a ship in the port of Turnaco, al,
though the communication, with Quito instill in-
terrupted hy,FAsto. ' • •
We learn by a,brig artived at. the Port of San
Buenaventura,: that a great revolution has ta1;,,,0
pltice at Lima, that the Viceroy had fled, and that
they linve estahlished. a Junta on the sathe
asthat in the (jaraccas,, and Santa Fee. .This
the highest importance, as it will tend to consult-
date the liberty. of South America, by communicating
through ACapules with Mexico. L,ltewiie the news
or the revolution in Guay Aqiiit is confirmed by the.
Same channel, and it is, positively, known that Go-
etnor Navarro, immediately of ter arrivedsin that
city, began to make inquities respecting several of
the prinCipal inhabitants ; he Summoned thirty of
them in one clay, • but they resisted, denyifig his au-
thority;. the Governor 'then -put thA' trooes'under
arms, 'and marched' them into the square, where
they declared in favotir of the pedple. The ship-.
carpenter's united with the troops, and the Governor
was- killed by the thrust -ot a pike throUgh his 11064121 i.
lion Jacinto Vvjaruno was nominated his sueoes-
and,o Junta ,s-as established,
By 1116 C circumstances, you may conjetinre
what will be, the tate of the pseudo President Mo.
lina, since he is now ,reset on all sides, and esren
deprived olGuay Moil, whence he obtained all his
sources, and • where It'e constantly retired in case of
necessity. . • •

The Spaniards distinguished themselves greatly
in the action of Atroya del hipline, and nothing
could exceed the good conduct and gallantry dis-
played. by the 7 tst and .v 0 Highlanders. They
used the bayonet only, in driving the French cavalry
out of the town.. The
,bravery and good
conduot of Colonel CateuttoN, commanding the
gad, and the Hon. Colonel Cabooati, commanding
the 71st regiment, was
.particul,nly remarked-. The
former was wounded early in the attack, but did
inat.kg a moment gait- the command of his brave
rekitnent. The 71 st wok, it_ifLei, which belonged
the :4.01) regiment of the line.—The first iotelli-
gencc the French Geneoll in Chief had of our brave
lads, being so near him, is said to have been from
the Piper of, the 92d Highlanders Playing Hey,
John7l.4i .Cope, fire ye tual;in yet r —Captnitt Cams-
rtoN and Captain I\I`DoNALD, of the 92d regiment,
who were wounded in this fortunate and well con.
ducted attack, were also severely wounded nn the
memorable 4 of oisober, 1799, in Holjand, and
t:lst of Moran, 10.1„ in Esytit;

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POI?Tt7Ob'ESE PAPEI?S.

The letter of Lord Wellington to the Portngne:ze
Government, communicating. General
patche., contains the following palagtaph tidditional
to what appeared in qur Gazette •

•" The-,fnew Governor of Ciudad Rodrigo, Gene-
ral aurrir, so..out from Salamanca on the aoth of
Otiober, and arrived on the night of the fst lost, at
the above fortress,
.escorted by a division 61 infantry
aryl 600 cavalry, drawn from eantnnments in
Upper Torm-s,' and conveying With ,hire a cops'.
derable riumbei of cattle. The state. of the fords,
.of the Agueda, ,up to the 2d inst. prevented any
movement of our 'troops tor the purpose of cutting,
off theirn u cointonkeotien with the fortress ; and
the enemy had returned 'before the morning of
the 2d.

" There has been no movement in the North
since my preceding dispatch to your Exce
BANKS of TiE' QUADIANA, Nov. G.—The" fol-
lowing 'is an'extrata or a letter from 'Seville;:•-•
" General -Godinot, with part of his division, en-
tered Seville` on the 27th, on his return from Sr.
Roche ; that General, after a code' unce With Stink,
shot, himself on the very. night of his arrival. 0:1
the ii9th another General died (name. nnkno..vo),,
'in consequence of his WOUCILIS, who had also enurcd.
Sevdle on the 27th."

CADIZ, NOV. 4.—The accounts brought by 00.
frigate Gintabria, which yesterday arrived (ram.
Callao de Lima, reach down to the 10th of June.
At the petiod of her sailing all was tranquil ; the
aelivity and wisdom 4t the Government, and the.
loyalty. of its _inhabitants, maintained in all their
vigour 010 lose of order, and zeal to preserYe the
.tights of the King, and the integrity of the 11,10-
`narchy. In yesterday's sitting of the COrtri
read, i‘tii Address from the Senate of the City of
Lima, which breathed the most itrileht: patriotism,
fidelity to the common cause, and sympathy for
those who defended in Europe the national lade'
pendence eon* the power and. running of Bona..
parte. Military preparations continued to be made
in Lima against any attempts of the faaious in the
adjoining pr,oiinces. On the 11-Sagnodeio thMrC
Wer_. 7000 troops under the orders of Brigadier
Goyeneche, with a co:sideribl.! train of artillery.
On bokil the frigate Joa,luida, which tyas to follow'
the Cintatii-;.4, there lied brew cuthio kW WOO
quintals of goopow,,r. •
The report' which lias been current for some days
,appears now to be ter namely, that the'French
(4etteral God hot shot himself with a pivol, in con-
,.equence 01 being rept imanded by Soult, on account
of his unsuccessful expedition against, General Bak
las,eros.

There have jet arrived hi this city A.7,prisohers,
whom Generol 13:11taster°, took during the Nil ri!-
Ireat oi., th- ...French; besides 34 soldlets one, thtre
e 7 it:a CI LS, who Carne over 16 him. •

/IHDDLES'EX SESSIONS.

CLERKENWKLL-GREE,I4, 71.'E6DAY, DEC. 3.

In:. licidn'elltvaa indicted for assaniting a child of
twelve years old. The child is an t.ll phan, an oh-
der the care of persons who had taken her info their
rot eclion on the de,Ath of . her parents. The de-
fendant is .w.ichdbnvo seventy }'earl,,, and Lt cublcrs
in Vl'liihiliii's'treet, Shoreditch, •

Tt,e Miry Ann Thomas, was ,prodoced;
and gave her evidence in a manner that, appeared to
make great impression on tlit minds of the Court,
and .the Jury.
Mr. ALLEY, Counsel for the defendant, cross-
examined the child, and addressed the jury in his
behalf. He also cross-examined the elderly wernan
who took her into her care on the decease of her
parents. He also called several persons to ihe
racier of the defendant, all of whom gave him a
very good one.

Mr. MAINIWARING Summed the whole of
the evidence, and the Jury b6ught in a verdict of--
Not Guilty.
A person who keeps a billiard tthle in Brownlow-
street, Holborn, was convicted of an assault, and
sent•coced to six months' imprisonment, and find
,ecurity to keep the peace for three years.

The 46th regiment, the skeleton of which id
daily expe&ed home, suffered more from ,the cli-
mate of ,the 'West mules, than any regiment of
entEll strttigth.
It is stated in a Dublin paper, that on the late
nomination of Dr. HALL to the' Bishoptick of Dr.-
more, .he became liable to the sum of 50001. lot
Jim -Episcopal RalaCe at ampere, of. Which habita-
tion he 'lever took possession, nor ever received a
farthing of the revenue of the diocese, havtnA been
ottlY ten days A Prelate:

On IVlonilay evening last, a quprrel look place :it,
Indon,rnitiket,'brtweer two farmers of re,pecta.
bilk), in the neighbourhood, rtnpett:ng the manage.
inent fof their parish busii.ess, when niter much ;•1•
tercation a challenge w given and accepted ; arti.
cks were imniecliattlly drawn up, and.signed by the
pa'riies, to meet at Swindon on that day 111011111 (the
234 of Decernhet) and tight. for too guineas aside,
part of which was ifeposited by each.
A Coroner's Inquest salon Monday at the Barley.
Mow, Mourit-stteet, on the body of Francis White,
who was fOL11) drowned in the Serpentine.river, in
Hyde Park, on Sunday., The deceased had been
foreman at Gullern's livery-stables, Bond-street, se-
veral years, and had lately been in a dejetled state.
He was ,seen wandering about the banks of the
river, at dusk, on Saturday evening.—Verdiel—
Insanlly.

CORN-EXCHANGE, day we hlet+
not malty fresh. arrivals of Wheat, but tolerable
quantities on- hand, fine samples Ilt'3ll4' at NI, b;i..
day's prices, inferior at somewhat less; Barley: at Oct
.late reduction ; Malt is lower; Wiiite eva.S•ithe
Beans of each desettption, vary but little
there
„are also tolerble remaining supplies of Oats,
but not many fresh arrivals, this trade is 114111,',1 tit
littir•fluctuation; and sales of Flour at Monday's
tedualon.

:Wheat -75 S a9O a etas Tick !leans - . 464 apa
Einc-ditto . . I tss 11'1,191 Ditto 0 (title ) - 53$ aso
Rye . -
~. 54s a 60f Oats . . 26) a2E a its
barley • . • -46 s a 50 Poland ditto .. 335. a ,aa
Malt * -. , . tioa a tiSs Potatoe ditto • 40$ a 41*
WhitoPeati,boi.litsSss a 'BBf Rape Seed - ,§2l* a OR.
Cirey ditto . - sss a bas Fine Flour. •• 90. 3 tokts•
keaus t • • s4s a 64'4 SaC011(111 .. f, 93*. 4 Cs.