The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-26 00:00:00

SERIOUS REVERSE TO TILE PATRIOTS NEAR

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16.1' a MEETING of the ELFXTOILS of SOUTH.
WARD, Friends of Sir ROBERT WILSoN, held at'
the Three Tans Tavern, St. Margaret's-hill, en Tuesday,-
Septemlier %5, 1821.

GEORGE E tTIIERSTONE. ESQ. in the Chair.
It was Resolved unaciinously,—That this Meeting cannot
but view with the greatest regret, the announcement La The
Liindon Gazette. of iliedismissal of Sir Robert Wilson from
his Majesty's service. As such dismissal appears to tide
Meeting to have arisen entirely from the respect paid by our
estlniab!e Representative to the memory of our late lament-
ed mid persecuted Queen.
Resolved nnanimously,—That the conduct of his Me-
jesty's Ministers, by advising the erasure of Sir Rukrrttul,
.Wiison's name from the army list, calls for the indignant eli
pressions of the feelings, of not only the Electors of South.
wark. but of the country at large, and that this Meeting
view with inexpressible satisfaction the information convey.
ed to that Patriotic Journal, the Traveller newspaper, this
two highly respectable individuals intend to give .002 esea
towards a Subscription to be entered into to place Sir Robt,
Wilson " above the reach of Ministerial malice and ven.
geance," thereby defeating their object of placing oar high.
ly respected Representative in a state of pecuniary diflicelfy,
Resolved naanimously,—That it is eipedient that a Pub-
lic Meeting of the Electors of Southwark should immediate.
ly take place, to consider of the propriety of commencing o
Public Subscription to indemnify Sir Robert ilson, sod
to testify their opinion as to the conduct of his Majesty's
Ministers, anti to express towards that individual their at-
tachment to him, and their approbation of his public cos.
duct as a Representative of the People.
Resolved unanimously,—That a Committee consisting or
the following Gentlemen, viz :—Mr. Alderman Iveod
Mr. Weatherstone, J. C. Ryland. N: Ryland, Pole, Revers.. field, Cooper, Richardson, and Townsend, be renaested to
carry the above Resolutions into effect, with liberty to aid
to their number.

Resolved unaninionsly,—That the cordial thanks of t lit
Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman Wood, one of our
brother Electors, for his attendance this evening, sad for his
general patriotic and independent conduct,
Resolved unanimously,—Thetthe beep* Reselwasai-x,
be signed by the Chairman, and advortflo in the .T
Morning Chronicle, British Press, lleiblfig AdiiiteseiVrea.
seller, and Statesman newspaperiou. • •
GEO.. WEATHERSTONE.
The Chairman having quitted the Chair, it was reso.ved
unanimously, that the thanks of the Meeting be gives to
George Weatherstone, Esq. for his able and impartial con-
duct in the Chair.

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LONDON:

WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMIIER 26, 1921.
MPORTANT INTELIAUENCE FROM SOUTH
AMERICA.

LIMA.

Jamaica papers arrived this morning to the 16th of
August (by the mail) by which we have recei►ed the
following account

[FROM THR ROYAL OARRTTS, 11TH AUGUST.)

By the &perinea, accounts were received from
Panama to the 20th ult. respecting the contest in
Peru. Intelligence it appears has been brought by
the schooner Guadeloupe in ten days from Payta
which we bear is of the utmost importance.
The Chilian Commander San Martin, having left
behind him a garrison of 900 invalids, embarked
at Quacho with 4000 men, who were landed at the
Cherillas, situate within two leagues of Lima. The
Royalist army immediately attacked the troops of San
Martin with great intrepidity, whom they routed with
immense slaughter, upwards of 1600 of the Cbilian
troops having been left dead in the field of battle.
San Martin, with the remainder of, his corn
favoured by the approach of night, fled with the
utmost precipitation, and escaped on board the ves-
sels. When they embarked their destination Wag
unknown. Now the cause of the Patriots ap-
pears 'to wear a very unfavourable aspect in
that quarter, and, we trust, may be the means
of reviving the trade of this city. The Governor of
Truxillo is stated to have manifested a disposition to
put himself on the defensive. A division of troops
has been sent against him from Lima. The Captain
of a British ship employed in the whale fishery which
had touched at Payta shortly after the departure of
the Guadeloupe, reported he had spoken a Spanish brig
of war, in company with a ship of the line, and a fri-
gate of the same nation, directing their course to the
port of Callao. The prisoners on board the Esme-
ralda frigate, after the capture by Lord Coetrane, bad
risen upon the crew, and recaptured and carried ltei
—•
into Lima. •
The inhabitants of Guayaquil him been recestir
overwhelmed with the greatest affliction and despise
in consequence of the arrival or -an expedition Ma
Choco, and the heavy contributions levied on them,/
those troops.

New York papers to the sth September, Boston to
the 29th August, and from all ether parts of America
to a late date. have arrived this morning, from which
we extract the following:—

[PROST THZ ADVERTISER, AUG. 23.]
" We are informed by sue Boston correspondent that
the brig Plant, arrived at that place from St. War-
tha, bringing intelligence of the Patriot fleet harig
gone into the harbour of Carthagena on the 25th Jane,
and attacked the royal flotilla, and after a severs action,
captured four launches, with the gun-brig Andelusia.
and destroyed the remainder. The Royalists lost 200
killed, and the Patriots, 17 killed and wounded. Capt•
Chasal arrived at Charlestown from Savanilla.lafars4
it was reported at Santa Martha, that the whole of New
°remade was in possession of the Patriots, with the ex-
ception of the. Wire of (3artbageaa.
A &pierces plot was discovered at St. Jolla%

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y at large, and that this Meeting
satisfaction the information convet..
irnal, the Traveller newspaper, thin
ndividuals Intend to give £502 each
to be entered into to place Sir Robt
ich of Ministerial malice and Yen:
ling their object of placing oar high.
tire in estate of pecuniary difilcalty,
held at
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y,—That it is expedient that a Pub-
I eY'aol ns:rrtiSionsmi rut'
of S outh war k-ksqor:nre o
er of the propriety of cominencing
indemnify Sir Robert Wilsonomo
as to the conduct of his Majesty's
!ss towards that Individual their at-
their approbation of his public cos-
tive of the People.
ly,—That a Committee consisting or
men, via :—Mr. Alderman {yood.
C. Ryland. N: Ryland, Pole, Revers-
son, and Townsend, be reqeested to
attune into effect, with liberty to aid
it,—That the cordial thanks of ties
Mr. Alderman Wood, one of our
is attendance this evening, and for his
Independent conduct.
ily,—Tint the beeping Reaohuheipti;
man, nod advertfleil in the .T
rilish Press, Rtorhing hdikireseicTra.
newspapem,6l.. • -•
GEO. EATHERSTONE.
g quilted the Chair, it was reso.ved
thanks of the Meeting be gives to
, Esq. for his able and impartial con-
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LONDON:
SEPTEMIIER 26, 1921.
TELLIUENCE FROM SOUTH
AMERICA.
SE TO TILE PATRIOTS NEAR
LIMA.
irrived this morning to the 16th of
il) by which we have received the
iTAL GAZETTE, 11TN AUGUST.)
nsa, accounts were received hum
..11 ult. respecting the contest in
e it appears has been brought by
daloupe in ten days from Payta
the utmost importance.
mmander San Martin, having left
rrison of 900 invalids, embarked
100 men, who were landed at the
itlkin two leagues of Lima. The
iediately attacked the troops of San
intrepidity, whom they routed with
r, upwards of 1600 of the Chinon
left dead in the field of battle.
r the remainder of, his corr.
pproach of night, fled with the
in, and escaped on board the yes-
embarked their
edestinationPatriots a
%l;
the cause of the
I
as very unfavourable aspect in
we trust, may be the means 10
de of this city. The Governor of
o have manifested a disposition to
defensive. A division of troops
nst him from Lirna. The Captain
inployed in the whale fishery which
yta shortly after the departure of
ported he had spoken a Spanish brig
i
rat twi tnh,
'he prisoners on board the Elan&
dairs
ehci
tpi
nogf
their
rl icnoeu,
rs ando t
to the
tftr
the capture by Lord Coetrarke, bad
r, and recaptured and carried hei
of Guayaquil klieg been recestir
the greatest affliction and demote
the arrival or an expedition km
Ivy contributions levied on them by
ato the sth September, Boston to
sad from all ether parts of America
arrived this morning, from which
owing:—
'HZ ADVERTISER, AUG. 23.]
by our Boston correspondent that
Tired at that place from St. lbw
ligence of the Patriot fleet having
Diu. of Cartliagena on the 25th Jane,
kyal flotilla, and after a severe action,
ches, with the gun-brig Andelusia,
remainder. The Royalists lost 200
riots, 17 killed and wounded. Caps.
:barlestown from Savanilla, inform.
haute Martha, that the whole of New
;session of the Patriots, with the a-
t of Outbaireoa.
plot was discovered at St. John's.