The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-09 00:00:00

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inireestitaf others brow, ash la Ike
dont a Perriciewee thuds airs litanies
Onvolted. As we :Pthrsallites are .14
what reKaf do we desert' if we do
the wishortampli amsi orressidas of

meetioge hoesnee Should ids
afraid that we shell lose the little
possess ; became, utthappily, we do
)oy it. I thlpk tool that posiiiity
I with antelope. It Is molootts and
II 'that ii midis like this should rest
au occasidn like, the presest, which
tear upilie foomiations of ivory heart AM 'hoist,*
the smallest spark of public liberty. We eight tia
moment to be exhihitiog the Noble sod maitaige„„i
sight of a great Dodos, duel Pm a time le Its Wen ts, i;
lags, because it Is alive SNIP id the siffellegs al t
magnanitoons people, strogollig be OW Hwy'',
whirle ought to he dearer toss all than 116.
London, March O. G.
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The fall Of Litna. which was Indlirdietly stool id
die New York Papers, is comas/rated by let*.
tielvet yest..rday by several mercantile homes is the
Vity. It appears that the Revolutionists met with
very determitsea resistance in their journey free No
to Lima. At i distance of afloat 100 miles hate
former place a most bloody battle was fouzght, is sVuls
the lloyall.t. ;astable' a total defeat; sal seedy*,
whole 4 ...their, arm, was massacred. The horn,
which ala Chit very esplieit in their details, mine
the shoriltifbe which hail elapsed. minima this as
one of the most bloody conflicts that het yet Micelle'
the revolutionary strides of these selgaused Patriots.
As Lima was the only place left lu Pin lies whcb
any effect's:a resist:lice was likely to be made, h iru
especteil that the remainder of that pan et Beath
Auwfica against which Lord Cochrane 1,41 directly,
his forces would imitbediately surfrider, wad thes hr
a judicious cessation of arms the direful conscipteres
which might otherwise ensue would be prevented.

By the Antelope, arrived at Garnet y,letters, Jack
Decemisee l th, were received resterllay fres lieeaas•
Ayres. tine of them states that the troops intern.
staler the emuumand of General San Martin, eamenged
by the news of the revolution at timmyamemil, restored
an engagenment with the Royalism on the Ist Nem •
her, in which the latter were defeated with great lea.
This intelligence is said to have been trans Bitted
overland and direct frotu Upper Perot" linenowAyss.
It seems, hewever, to receive a contradiction hes
another letter, dated December 12, from Ramos.
Ayres, whirls mentions the arrival of a gentles's.
in 11 days, from Santiago tie Chili, where they hint
ohtained nu intelligence of the expedition is Pea
since the tirAt lansling was effected at Pisco. As the
communication between Peru an.l Chili can only rah-
place by sea, and the length of the voyage is ascessa-
rily uncertain. the want of information at &Misr,
' is not colehmsive against the tenth of the victory said
to have been gained by the If correctly
stated, it will have a moot important influence ea the
si
ultimate object of the expedition ; aad the iall
!Ansa nmav not be far distant. The aeconutent tin
actual capture of that city, copied by an ereuiqpa-
per of yesterday, buns the American journal% at
undoubtedly inacciirate, and appear to have shoe
from time reports brought to this country by the Isit
Jamaica Mail but one. The situation of liamm•
Ayres is far from tranquil ; every district, sal every
leader of note, setting up pretensions to ladersotai
sovereignty, and acknowledging no superior.

INTERCOURSE WITII BRITAIN.

(THOM THE WATEREHUD
A letter, from which we subjoin an eztrarti his
just been posted at the. Chamber of Cotunsorre fees
our vigilant and zealous Representative, Sir Julia
Newport, to a friend, slated, London. Feb. 7t4:—
'• Ihritv.; last year, and again the present ?lessin,
pressed on the Chancellor of the Exislieq ter's rue"
aeration the great titilitc of allowing all ankle% the
rsoirtli, produce, or manufacture of either Wasik
which are did y free, to be admitted to entry oa cork.
its like manner, as tinder the. Corn Interrourbe
1'406, Corn now is, Vansittart has this day ft.':
',Wed to use his unqualified assent to it, and sitritell
me a provision which lie pnrposes to introduces other
as a chose in a general Rill of Consolislatioa. le°
a separate Dill, sztensling that facilitc generally sza
in the most ottopialified terms of referenre to the Art
of I %OIL 1 aisi well satisfied that this measure will
very notch increase the tacilities of intercourse e" he,
most satisfActury to the commercial body, awl Irla"
in general."

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perCt• Navy 10411
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STOCK EX(' ;1.1 Mit O\R OTLOcK•
The Funds have mended this nuttPint i" rwde;
quince of the intended motion of the Cha•tviltlf "
the Exchequer respecting cash payments. Caasolt
731 for the Account, harm; been at ose time Y"ter.
day afternoon as low ail 721.-+Monev is very srarir;
the continuation
.parin: now nearly 5 per cent.
Rumours. tie park have reached town. ifoiliat"
inf, that the coalesced power. have resolved al ossorur
heitile measures against the Constitutionalists ofSyNill
It is slso conjeetnred that the intruded room .1
the Patmcr. Raiatur of PoRTVGAL to I.i.hon 111°1'
.onsequence of an unlerstantling ‘Nith the triutusitate•

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