The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20
NEWS FROM PERU.
REPUBLIC or COLUMBIA.
War and Navy UFHct

I Gen Quarters MaracaIbo- Sept IL
! To has erceHency he FIRE President Of Peru.
Sri have the satisfaction enclose your excel
lency the copy Of official letter IN which General
SucTe has informed Of the brilliant results OF the
goci1tons between his eScellency General san Mar
tin and the Viceroy of Peru Lasena begging your exs
cellency to publish this tattering intelligence for tho
| satisfaction Of this department God preserve your
excelency many years me Minister;
PEDRO BRISINO MENDEZ.
. BorJdJn Juiy 3, 1921
ST. Ministro-The 20th June / received a despatch
from the secretary Of his eXCCercy Gen san Martin,
in which he communicates the following Information,
from Barancas, under date Of June 9Th.
have the satisfaction 10 inform your eXcelleDcy,
that have this moment received intelligence from the
General III Chief dated at Ancon the 4th instant in
which he advises me that the basis of has
been fixed which will eventually decide tine fate of Pc
u,-the government Of Lima having united with as n
acknowledging It's independence. The Archipelago of
ArchilOe has also decaged independence and this
is of less importance to the general o.
South America
have received besides details of posterior events
and negotiations late the 10Th OF June, Of which
send your eZcelency abstract
On the llth at night Gen. Lascma agreed TO surren
der Caao security. The Convention, in the mean
time, determined that it necessary avoid war
and the 18th, the Gillian squadron with 1000 men,
entered Callao The Spanish army of Lima co-opera-
ted in this measure and these movements created the
greatest disorder in the capital. The cabdo desired
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Gen Laserna, under the circumstances, obtained
truce Of j days from Gen. San Martin The
hopes Of terminating the without shedding more
blood, made hiri TO this amistice. 1t has
been agreed that the negotiations shall be continued
board English frigae, anchored in Callao, as a
neutral situation.
The Cabildo Of Lima to whom has been entrusted
the fate of the country, treats with Gen. san Martin.
The consequences Of having fixed the basis Of the
transactions the Acknowledgement Of Independence are.
that the Patriots or THE capital have taken important
steps in commercial affairs that the timd and lndter-
cnt have declared themselves that the Royalsts are
much dismayed and enfeebled and confusion may BE-
the final result In the time a column under
Command Of Col. Miles, beat three PARTIES ID Are1ui-
pa, Juno and La PaZ and the battalion Of frequpa
passed over to colours, all the province Of that
name having declared independence. II is generally
believed that the Object proposed BY the SpaniardS in
tire arms,ce j.. 10 leave Lima and join Gen. RAMIREZ
who was in Area with 1900 men, the remains of the
army Of Alto Pere. part Of the Spanish cavalry has
already in that direction taking off much vau-
able treasure from the churches, shamefuly plundeTed
from them by force.
Such is the newsI have received of the situation Of
the hberating army Of Peru and have 10 commune
cate it your exceencv that II may be made known
to his Excciency the Prcsideht-THE LIBERATOR.
God preserve sou many years.
ANTONIO JOSEF SUCRE,
ST. Minister of War and Navy
Il is nov GENERALLY believed that the whole
coast Of South America on the Pacific Ocean has
become independent Of SPAIN and that a free trade
hitheu o ntcricted Nv the policy OF that government
viii be speedily, if is not already opened with all
nations The terms On which that trade be cani-
ed on with Chill are well Known The following are
the regulations adopted BY the Independent government
Of Guyaquil which into effect the first day Of
May, 1921 and We hope soon to be able TO publish
those established BY the government Of Peru.
GUYAQUH-
Every foreign vessel bound this port must remain
in the Bay of Pnta de Pedas until permission Is Civ
en- 10 enter. The consignee must be resident mer-
chant Of the place. enrolled with consent Of the Com
mercal Tribunal manifest OF the cargo must be de-
live red the collector Of the port within az hours az
ter suivs-and if other goods ta those specified in