Star.
London, England, 1829-07-27 00:00:00

PRICI SUVENPICIICE.

PERU.

From El Mercurio Persian°, dated Liao; lai+erf t:

PROCL A IiTIO N.
thatinnea4ll-Clatir 01 tilt rtwvtall sialduidnit to tsis
lititOottairto or Tit mein or ado Tao.
Guyagollehoi!—The repeated threats of General Boliiralr, and
of his insolent ifteiftea, could no Mager remain a *atter at indif-
ferent to the Pathan govetrintent--whkb, foe its ow iecuriti,
and for the puritan of restorini the people to the taijoyeami of
their rights, has spared neither eipenses not saerffiths, to it the
semi and navy on a respectable footing, sod to enable them to
check the ambition men who have oppressed tis, and would place
themselves above the lane.
You have at last freed yourselves of those who, wader the lithOk
' oI Ibsity, to which they sacrificed us under the pretest of order.
plundered tie toiler the nun of entribittions. The squadron.
width I am proud so conned, occupies your capital, and he. the
glory of been* put an end to bowlines and victims. Only & con-
sideration for these unfortunate people could make us enter iota
trantattion: with those who have (treed us as impotent—with those
who. being wanting In good taith. have attacked our vomits, and
Ism endeavoured to set them en Are by the basest menus—cad,
finally, with men obstinately bent upon electing a throne of abso
Intuit and oppensioo.
Vain will be the efforts of General Bidivar's partisans to keep
yob under the bale ant heavy yoke of his bsterid std venal dicta-
' torsion • and squally vain tie rendet us respected, by calling us con-
querors—for to whom has General Lamar ever broke° his pro-
mises? And be bas altered to respect your wishes and to use us
(role the knife of a nevi Caligula. Attend to the facts—ind these
will non till us who are the tyrants. Those Who want no giggler
terthey than what they have already .Jr not onquerors—thsite
who are ready to lay down their arms, and to mini to their own
country as soon as you can oppose this tyranny, as it destroys itself
Inhabitants of the ! despise, as we have done. the ducat,
of the preceding rulers—lend your co-operation, and you will con-
vince them that they are impotent, and that enthusiasm 'keep
secures liberty. You, who have been (or such a length of time the
mere pi syi bin of the armed torce,as so many disgraceful document.
can prove, show to the world that you have dignity enough of your
own—that you abimiaste all tyrants—that you know how to re-
venge the outrages heaped on you, and you may ever rely eo the
efforts of the Peruvian, whose squadron will make the greatest
sacriAces to support your cause. Of this be assured by your friend,
(Signed) HIYOLITO BOUCHARD.
Guyaquil, Feb. 3, i 11211.
nos lIUOUTO 110114.11• AD. CA/PTILUI 111 INS save, as. COMM
111-Clllllll, or TIM manna, sweanams, lie.
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Considering the absolute nec,ipst; of- mating regulations and
rr aangements for the detente of t capital in the event of any
invaeinn, and fve presavvidg it on a respectable footing. I have or-
dained what fodustri:
1. The Government is tb be regulated by the Constitution and
the laws of Colombia.

AU the. inhubitantt are to observe that decent mar•lity which
is required by existing circumstance., and ass4t the Government
on aU sectitons, especially by avoiding the revenge of private re-
sentments, that public tranquillity may not be disturber, and co
scan that order which le so desirable to an good citivani.
3. All potions who hive served in any corps of the line, and
particularly the Qty Militia (Civico.), are to prevent themselves
•teitbin the peremptory term of four days. in the square of Pran-
dial, to take up arises in defence of their habitations.
4. All deserters that may be in the department are to concur in
the same purpose, and in the atoresaul place. to give a true proof
of their adhesion to order, and to render themselves acceptable to
the inhabitants.

To be published to an wbosn it concerns, by placards to be such
op in the usual public places. Given at thiyaquil, the 3d of F.
18119.

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Quotidieime.
We learn by the Distis di Rome of the 11th of July, that the
Rev. Father John Itouthaan, a native of Amsterdam. has been cm
the 9th, to the looming, elected wit► universal approbation, as
Stiperior General of the Society of Jews, in their copycat. The
choice male by the Society of Jesuits is of high importance new.
'as the government of the society was, for ,once years past, as
;Collin of the great age of Faller Fortis, destitute of vigour and
of lathy. It is attune* (or it sod (or religion that so WWl's!' Aid
meritoriou.ly distinguished a man as Father Reolsaan should ►ayi
been raised to this -eminent dignity. No one was more capable
dim-himself to impress a anal impuhe to this Celebrated' liady,
and to give it a new direction, ►araaoeiziot with the interests of
die Church.

Front the Journal des Debats.
A letter from Constantinople of the Wb June, published ih the
*gain Casette, mutants the following very_ couture details of
the last visit of the Sultan to the Baronies deKubseh, at ger dia.
tests at Bujukdere. thi the Itith of June the &Mtn mit tiont.ol
t*o of his Aides-de-camp to the Baroness de Eahsch, the smodier
of tie Danish Aothasdider, that be &implied to visit her prix u at
Bojelidere. , At two o'clock be arrived With a suite of
Inhale. sot was received by the Baroness and her two daughters in
Ile gardlo. Orasid Vizier, with the utmost politeness, begged
*m to be heated spin, v 2111,6644 a WWI is see the drawings
rit Mr daughter Emilia, which had been highly prOsed to bibs: Ho
soaMbed them wish great attentioh. and' having the objettitilhlifit
d eipisined to hint, b- beheld for a long timearretuptisio
Ye:teems, and at last ash. d the ye op lady if she wrntil
midiriake his portrait. She r.plled Ai bad not sulicient praMie
In the art but the Grand Seignior oloscrval to bee that she ashrtit
lei at the eerealodY of the Kurtians Mirem in the piths?
.and
dim she would then have leisure to view evert; thing at her nair.
He then. asked to bear her performance on the.piano. Souse Bins-
Wats brought the . isistrument down into the garden, whets', the
yemig lady obeyed for a whole Muse several pieces; which stressed
to Word the greatest pleasure to the Sultan. He then entered' the
apartments, where be saw several portraits, that of the Emperor
Aleztradvr and of Me own, Which had been. login by a &esti&
painter. He seemed to be mach pleased when three lashes assured
Yltb that it wait igood bienesi:
Front the Gazette de France.
PARIS, juiv 24:
The Nuremberg arrays:Moat. 'osmium**, id an articlk uses Ber-
lin; that the 1iM.41114 have resolved is anderiat the siege sit
Shona', and 30 batialinits of illAntry did dve righoloti sit .
will be employed in it. The garrisise at posfyst rebuses.
rs;eno men. it ii supposed that the pixie ma be takes:before die
odd of the year.
The hiaiguis of Barbacena arrived yester.'hy !sorting at Patio.
Mini Ll:iodine; be s'et our to-snorrow fur Amnia, befitg.com-
siis-i. sited sty the Kopersit or Brad to feta the new' WaillieesS,
.10%itter of the Duke ot l.euchtenberg. The Prowess is to gretilin
llhttiiddf'tb David. where she will (nib .rii (or Itratil. During her
voyage she will take the Mk of Uncles' or Saha Cent
The natives of D-oplime residing its the c pital held 4 mrsidog
sleigh', 214. ni the *ember of seventy', t.i eelib!Atie the forty-hist
anniversaryMille ieletrated fate di The hill was stakily
decorated, and contained a (Inutile row Ait escutchinstil in Mistress"
ism hoett'in Mephitic. IS the Midst of thou in a group or con.
yrutionaliers, we were %livened iv ter' the urine Of Pontine Pilate,
borne in Dauphine, .n 4 oho died at Vkitila thirty/our years after
lAon Cason' .
There will noonbr a change by& gaii:dett Of tire Feriestrs'oPS
Curie Dom. The regiment whi h swore. )11.yayitail Cast,"
:Of &panto win' lea'sie tlibir placid and come to Conn loss
'sure mot. the Gieeks, who will Ala. be isititerk or Ilotii'mdes of the
Geis of Lep.mo ; gad al-si the Potash& who will pits, be twists
hi' three plies-a each' WM?, 11.409,, Cos,,is;
vain. The weather i, is tiro sapuissalle. and .11eit for genie severs,
.which are by mi,misas nsaligoaal, she health ot the Crew b Stoops
would he perfeet.
Thiiaisrii I. kismet twit 1918, shdeetiathkllity; castilisi the
'mews of the diets..,Of the Rev. rather John qinsliaan, a native at
.Ahisienuit; to awl Wa it Oileral the Joliet%
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