Star.
London, England, 1825-07-15 00:00:00

To Cot,. Doti Dotittitto tfttAitilt.

" NUR COI.4IOaITA, APRIL 1, 182.5.
"4 t transmit this important news to you, Sir. The tyranny
which endeavoured to establish itself in the delightful regions of
Peru, has vanished for ever. With the death of the enemy, the
oppressed people receive the blessings of liberty. The author of
the calamity that has afflicted the human race, for the melancholy
period of fourteen years, no longer exists ; his glory his vanished
from the earth like a shadow. Such is the fatal end of those who
afflict humanity, and shed torrents of innocent blood. Let those
too tremble. who placed their hopes in tyranny. The arms which
promised immortality to their crimes, are no mote.
" Tutiza, APRIL .3, HMS, Fat a.s.
"DOMINGO IR IA NTS TO JUAN A . ALVAREZ Alt RNA LES, 00*
VERNOR AND CAPT.-OEM.OF THE PROVINCE OF SALTA.
" I send the above, hoping to receive farther news Ctlncernint the
11 great event contained in the preceding.

" NU M% PIICERTA, Ana. 6,1825.

" Crnsims!..The obstinate and cruel struggle is terminated,
which has shed in torrents the blood of your sons. Not a single
enemy now exists is the land of Columbus. The Coma,/ u Fast!
Let us rejoice In this happy result, owing partly to your sacrifices.
I congratulate you on it.

" THEODORE SANCHEZ DE BUSTAMENTE.
"J. F. DE MALDONADO, Secretary.
" Salta, April 8, les&

BULLETIN—No. 4.

" SALTA, Arnmls, IS2S.
41 CITIZEN THEODORE SANCHEZ DE BUSTAM oo.•
%MINOR AND CAPTAIN-GENERAL, ad inferin, OF THE
PROVINCE VP SALTA.

" TbeGenerallaChkf of the Division in Peru,by a dispatch of the
9th inst. front his teed-quarten at Laquiaca, gives me the following
information The happy news of the triumph obtained by Colonel
lie tidal's& Orli. at Tumusla, being confirmed by various accounts,
and by this and Ike death of General Don Petro Amsted, Oliteta,
the eadie liberty of Peril being ensured., Since there is no one re-
maining but Colonel Don Jose Maria Valdez, and the few troops
commanded by, him, the time is come to declare with joy, that the
country is free, and that the work of independence is completed,espe-
cially when it being assured thatGcn. A.J. De Sucre.commanding the
united Liberating Army of Peru. occupies Potosi, the speedy surren-
der or dispersion of the weak force of the said Valdez is not tp be
doubted. In consequence of the extermination of the tyrants remov-
ing the motives which induced the prohibition of the traffic. in war-
like stores,and the passage of the citizens of this province to Peru,your
Etteellency may publish the cessation of the said prohibition, and a
complete liberty of commerce and transit to Peru'
" Therefore, in consequence of this agreeable and interesting no-
tice, the liberty of the provinces of Peru, and the ruin of their op.
pressers having removed the causes which induced this Govern-
ment to prohibit the trade in mules and cattle of all kinds, as well
as' of military stores, &c. between the inhabitants of this country
and the said provinces, it is hereby declared, that front this day.the
said ptobilsitions shall be null and void, and the most free and un-
restrained commerce is opened with the provinces of Peru, on pay.
meat of tke established-duties, and obtaining the necessary passports
from the respective Governments. This notice is to he printed and
published in the usual manner, in all the districts and towns of this
province. (Signed) "T.S. DE DUST A MENTE.
" Salta, 15th April, 1925."

llamburgh Papers in the Bth, and Dutch Papers to
the 13th instant, reached as this morning. tint thy), contain no
news. Aceot'ding to the General Orders of the Senate of I lam-
burgh, the Fidelitas, Ca7lt.iin-hits.nrtoter, with cotton, from Alex-
andtia, in Egypt, had been erdered f. inn the Mouth of the Me
to a Northern pots, to ptiform quarantine.

This morning we r. ceived Gaz.ll:l from the
f.eth to the Mb of June, but thty contain ottiy extracts from eh*
V.:IOA, French, and other Yout nal%
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Papers to the 44th of May, but they contain no Intelligener
of interest.
New York Papers to the 15th, and Baltimnre Papers
to the 12th of June, reached us this morning. They contain a copy
of the Treaty between the United States and Colombia, which is
similar to that concluded between the latter Republic and this
Country ; both are founded on a reciprocal basis.
_ _

We have also received Charleston Papers to the 9th
of June, but they contain no news.

The French Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have
reached us. They state that the restoration of CoLocovacon to
the command of the Greek army, had excited a great sensation in
the Divan, and revived the Russian patty. Some doubt is expres-
sed as to TBRAMIX Paetta having been able to penetrate into the
Morea.—To encourage the people of Constantinople, the beads and
ears sent front Salona by the barbarian Rintscutn, had been exposed
at the gate of the Seraglio.
Accounts from Spain state, that at Saragossa several arrests bad
taken place, in consequence of the discovery of a correspondence
with the Liberals at Gibraltar. Generals CANTRILAC and Moat=
had arrived at Madrid.