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the popularity of the new Government was un-
bounded. The personage formerly styled the Duke of
1441 tat Lang was re appointed Governor of the cape.
Suliness was suspended at the Cape eri.the break-
ing out of the Revolution. An embargo was laidlin
the shipping, and great apprehensioni existed among
the merchants previous to the arrival of BOYEles
troops. But, on his arrival, they were assured, that
property of all kinds would be respected ; -the em-
bargo was removed,•and business revived.
The following is a literal translation of President
BOYER•S Proclamation, of the 17th October, of which
we yesterday took notice :
" REPUBLIC OF HAYTI.-ORDER OF THE DAY.
" JOHN PETER BOYER, PRESIDENT OF HAYTI.

" The tyrant is no more—he has dose himself justice !
" Christophe, Whose usurped authority covered with mourn-
ing and wretchedness the northern and western parts which
obeyed him, terminated his""days on Sunday last, the Bth inst.
at half-past seven o'clock in the evening, by a pistol shot, at the
news of the defection of what he called his military household ;
which, instead of opposing, as he wished, General Richard and
the troops of the Garrison of the Cape, who, on the 6th, had
declared against his despotism, embraced them and swore, on
re-uniting to the Republic, henceforward to live united, and as
a nation of brothers and friends.
" The President of Hayti hastens to express his satisfaction,
in the name of the country, to all the inhabitants, who, under
these circumstances, have profitably served the cause of liberty
and equality, and to assure them that nothing shall be spared to
ameliorate their condition ; the military whe have delayed to
yield their submis,ion, should present themselves without fear.
The Republic is merciful because she is strong; she has only
children to reconcil?, and not enemies to combat ; the latter,
alone, who shall dare to resist the wish of the People, by acting
front private views, shall be delivered to the sword of the law.
" Thu Generals, superior Officers, and the Military of all
grades, should use their efforts to maintain goad order every-
where. It is forbidden to shed the blood of any person; be
who shall permit it, shall be considered as an assassin.
" The President of Hayti is about to traverse the whole
northern part, with an imposing force; not to conquer, but to
conciliate and pacify. The People wish to be free; they shall
be so; the Constitution alone can secure to them this precious
advantage, because the Constitution of the Republic is the work
of its Representatives.
, " Given at the National Palace of St.. Mark, the 17th of Oc-
tober, 1810, 17th year of Independence."
Signed, act.

Advices from Buenos Apes have been received
to the 4th October. Late in September the federal

party nominated Coloael Boonton= Governor of
the City and Province; but his tenure of that post'
was more short and disturbed than that of any of
his numerous predecessors., On the third day after
his elevation, a body of troops from Ensenada en-
tered Buenos Ayres, and were drawn up by the
orders of the new Governor in one of the squares.

The suspicion immediately arose and spread rapidly,
among the Civic Authorities, that itoziittotrez was
the secret friend of PuyOttEnos anti ttcy..i, and me-
ditated their restoration to povier, with the return of
anti-federalism. The Civic guard was called out, and
in the evening of the 2Sth Sep,ember the 'citizens of
Buenos Ayres were alarmed by the report of musketry
in the very heart of the city ; of the cause of which
very few of them were able to supply an explanation.
—The firing ceased about ten o'clock, and an inter-
val of silence succeeded, but without inspiring the
confidence of security—the doors of the houses re-
maining shut, and Ro one venturing to stir abroad.
At one in the morning of the 29th the firing was re=
newed, continuing with little intermission till day-
break, when it was succeeded by the ringing of bells,
shouts of victory, and other evidences of-triumph.—
The victory had declared itself for the Cabildo, at
I the head of the Civic Guard ; and one of its first con-

sequences was the immediate expulsion of RODRl-
corz from power. The next care of the City Magis-
trates was the appointment of a Committee to elect a
new Governor, and to arrange the return of Depu-:
ties to the Congress. The result WkS not known when
these advices were dispatched.
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The letters from Valparaiso, by way of Buenos
Ayres, are dated the 26th of August. The long
talked of Expedition for Peru sailed-on the 22d, with'
MOO troops, under the command of General SAN
MARTIN, supplied with an abundance of all things
requisite for the conduct of warlike operations. The
most sanguine hopes are entertained of it‘ultimate
success. The plan of operations will be, as the force
was too small to approach the vicinity of Lima, to
land at one of the smaller ports, and commence by
revolutionizing the adjoihing Provinces, and levying
troops therein ; for which purpose 20,000 stand •of
arms had been embarked.
The following is a list of ships of war, trans-
ports, and troops, which sailed from Valparaiso oa
Monday, the 21st August, 1820, destined for the
coast of Peru, under the joint command id---Gen.
SAN MARTIN and Admiral Lord CoctinikuE:-;-
i
Flag-ship, with a Frig. O'Higgins, Ad- lArd C,och- guns then
cabin fur Gen. rare, Capt. Crosbie; Lt. Istnntid,
San Martin. Flag-Lieut.; Lt. Cabbet, Ist Lt. 42 MG
Geo. San Martin
and Suite on board, Ship San Martin, Capt, Wilkinson 60 450
as passengers.
La Independencia, Capt. Forstere - - - - 42.0 9s
Lautaro, Capt. M. George Guin - - - - 32 SOO
Chacabaco, Capt. Ramsay (sprung a leak, and put back) 20 120
Brig Galvariva, Capt. Spry (English rate) - -• 10 140
Brig Araucano, Capt. Carter (English rate) - -14 90
Brig Puyrradoth Lieut. Puacer, commanding - -12 60
Schooner_ Montezuma, beat. Young, commanding - 10 66

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The Following is list of transports in which 3,000
troops were embarked at Valparaiso on the 19th and
20th August, 1820, and 70 extra Officers, intended
to organize such men as might be disposed to join