The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-05 00:00:00

'O'UTII MitRICA. '

EXT4b.ORDINARY GAZETTE.
" BOGOTA, THURSDAY, AUG. 13, 1899.
t‘ AlaneflCE BETWEEN THE TWO REBUBLICS
OF COLOMBIA AND PERU.
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.--From the Secretary
General of his Excellency the Liberator. Head-
quarters, Binjo, July 15, 1829. To his Excellency
the Minister of State and of War
" EXCELLENT have the honour to trans-
mit to your Excellency a copy of the Agreement of
Armistice concluded at Piura, on the 10th Current,
between the Commissioners of his Excellency the
Liberator and President, and the Illustrious Grand
Marshal Don Augustin Gamarra, Commander-in-
Chief of the Army of Peru; and having been rati-
fied by the Commissioners on both sires, shall be
kept in all its parts.
" It gives me great satisfaction to communicate to
the Council of Ministers, through your Excellency,
that the province and fortresses of Guayaquil are to
be reunited to the Republic of Colombia. God pre-
serve your Excellency,
" JOSE DOMINGO ESPINAR."
At Head-quarters, at Plum, on the 10th of July,
1829, a meeting took place between Col. Antonio
de la Guerrr., commissioned by his Excellency the
Liberator, President of the Republic of Colombia,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Don Juan Augustin Lira,
on the part of the Illustrious Grand Marshal Com-
mander-in-Chief of the Army of the Republic of Peru,
wit!, the intention of concluding an armistice, during
which the Supreme Governments of the two Re-
publics might freely communicate with each other,
in order to agree to a definite Treaty of Peace;
and having first exchanged their full powers, they
afterwards proceeded to agree to tla following
articles
1. It is agreed and concluded, that there shall
be a formal armistice for the term of sixty days, and
that a suspension of arms, both by sea and land,
shall. in fact take place from the (lay of its ratification.
" 2. The province of Guayaquil and its towns
and fortresses shall be given up to the disposal of
the Colombian Government within the time of six
days, to be reckoned from the moment when the
resent document shall be placed in the hands of the
Oeneral commanding the Peruvian division, which
holds it ratified by his Excellency the Liberator,
}'resident of the Republic.
" 3. The blockade of the southern coast of Co-
lombia shall be suspended from the day of the rati-
fication ; and while the armistice lasts, neither Power
is to augment its forces, either by sea or land; the
vessels of tsar, however, belonging to Colombia,
which have come from the Atlantic, may enter into
any of the ports of that Republic in the Pacific
Ocean, with the exception of those of the State of
Guayaquil.
" 4.. Shall remain, as a pledge to be given up re-
ligiously to the Colombian Republic, all the vessels
and beats of Guayaquil, together with all the in-
struments of war, according to the respective inven-
tnries, as soon as the definitive Treaty of Peace shall
be signed; and in no case shall they be made use of
for any hostile purpose.
5. A Diplomatic Commission, appointed by the
Government, shall occupy itself as soon as possible,
iii order to conclude the iiegociations for peace within
the time prescribed in the first Article, and which
may be extended by the direction of the Commis-
sioti for such a time as may lie indispensible to con-
cludi-. die Treaty.
" 6. There shall be restored immediately to the
Peruvian army all the sick which temain in the
hospitals of ikon, and are enrolled in the lists of
Colombia; all the prisoners taken in the battle of
Trirtpti remaining as hostages ; for which purpose an
offici!.l document, with lists formed so as to contain
the former, and provide for the fulfilment of the
second part of this Article, shall be formed.
" 7. The subject of the monuments which were
ordered to be erected having been touched upon by
the Peruvian Commissioner in consequence of the
event at Porlete de Tarwii, the Colombian Coro-
mi-sioner, Colonel Antonio de lit Guerra, stated that
the arrangement of that matter was not within his
power, :Is lie considered it to belong to the Diplo-
matic Commission mentioned in the fifth Article,
assmitig the other Commissioner that his Republic,
and his Excellency the Liberator President, were
animated with the most cordial sentiments towards
Peru.

" S. The captures made by the vessels of war or
privateers of both Republics, during the armistice
mhich is to take place from the day of the ratifica-
lien, shall he religiously given up to the owners.
" J. Hostilities at sea shall not recommence till
fifty days have passed, after the time when war shall
have been again declared.
If). If his Excellency the Liberator President
shah riot agree to ratify this Convention, hostilities
shall begin with both armies, within eight days after
his refusal.
" Il: The Illustrious Grand Marshal Don Au-
gustin Gamarra, who is at present in these head-
quarters, shall be required to send his ratification
or' 'lis'ent within three hours ; and his Excellency
the Liberator President in the same time after it
has reached his hands.
" 12. Four copies of this document shall be made,
of, which each part shall take two, equally ratified
or rejected, and they shall ke exchanged in the
square of Guayaquil, if they are approved of by
their Excellencies."
" The Commissioners having agreed to the above
stipulated Articles, they signed the Armistice at five
o'clock in the afternoon of the day above-mentioned.
(Signed) " JUAN AUGUSTINE LIRA.
. " ANTONIA DE LA GUERRA.
" Head .quaa ter., Piura, July 10, 1829."
" I solemnly approVe and ratify this Treaty, and
in conformity with the statements made to me by
the Secretary-General of. his Excellency the Libe-
rator, President of the Republic of Colombia, in his
letter of the 25th of June, hostilities both by sea and
laud of the forces under my command, are suspended
from this moment.
(Signed) " AUGUSTINE GAMARRA,
" JOSE MAZURI DE LA CUBA, Sec.
" Head-quarters, Rink), July 15, 1529."
" I approve and ratify this Convention.
(Signed) " BOLIVAN
" Secretary-General, JOSE D'ESPINAR."

The beautiful edifice lately erected by Messrs.
HOARE, hankers, Fleet-street, now nearly completed, will
cost little slim t of 60,000/. The licuse is completely isolated
its neighbours standing nearly a foot from its walls, which
gives it a rather strange appearance. Its roof and rafter,
are iron ; the front and sides of Portland stone. The pru-
dence of this respectable firm established an accumulating
building fund, which has been forty years increasing, and
last Christmas amounted to more than the sum expended,
on the building. When St. Dunstan's Church is to be
taken down, this part of the greatest thoroughfare of Lon-
don will be materially widened and improved.

Worthing is now more full of company than
it was ever known to be ; notwithstanding the advanced
Period of the season, families continue to come in very fast.
Part of the Princess AUGUSTA'S luggage has arrived at the
house taken for her Royal Highness, and the Princess is
expected ftom Bognor, on the 9th inst. Her Royal High.
ness's presence will no doubt make Worthing very gay
(luring the winter. It is expected that her Royal High-
ness will remain at Worthing about three months. There
is a prevailing report of a general illumination being in-
tended to welcome her Royal Highness's arrival.--Brighton
Gazette.

A certain magistrate of one of our west country
burghs having been in Court when the Lord Justice Clerk
passed sentence of death on two unhappy criminals, was
so deeply impressed with the solemnity of the proceedings,
that he resolved on imitating his Lordship in the discharge
of his magisterial functions. An opportunity soon occur•
red. A delinquent charged with a petty theft was placed
at the kw of the Court where this magistrate officiated.
A proof was gone into, and the crime established ; when
his worship, prating "2 his het grecity becoming
the occasion, addres.sed the crtfpFliniiityk as fpitows It
is only left me to peifdrm the painful duty of sentencing
~ u to thirty days' confinement in Britlewell, and may Mt
.I.,rd have mercy on your soul !" Greenock Advertiser.

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