The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
Dp Daii.
BOSTON, NOV. rs.

or SOUTH ADIERICH
We find he following Interesting articles
in papc forwarded to Us by respected Cor.
respondents
KISesros (JAMAIcA,) OCT. 10.
Arrived II Ms. shap / ,ibuoe, Cupt.
Willooghby, from Porto Beilo, last from
Carthagena.
CAPTURE OF LIMA,
by Gen. San Narun-and three Shanish
Gigates, by Lord Cochrane.
BY the Tribune, we leain that accounts
had cached Panama, OF Gen. San Martin
having had two engage with the Roy
sists near Sima, on the ao,h OF June, and lst
OF July--on the evening OF the latter day, the
Governor Of Lima desired truce, and nego-
Citations were entered upon, but shortly alto:
broken Off On tho morning OF the I'd, an
engagement took place, when the lndepen-
dent, gained tho advantage, aud shortly after
ontered the city, amidst the ooclsma'ions OF
the inhabitants. The Independent General,
however, learnt that the Gove,nor, with
very considerable suM OF money, had He'd to
the interior, escorted by about $500 men.
Preparations were making to pu'sue them,
and il was expected that great part OF the
money would fall into tho hands oi the lnde-
pendents.
On the 25,h Of June, tho Chilian, squadron
under Lo.d Cocbrane, accompanied by fire
ships, and several transports, made an attack
on tho port Of Callao, whiSh surrendered al
to- three hours resistance. Three Spanish
fiigates, one OF ~ guns, and the others oil 30,
,wu armed big., ,anR several merchantmen,
fell into his Lotdship's possession. IL IS al
, 90 SAID that properly to large amount was
taken.
The Tribune icft Porto Bello on the 26,h
Wit. arrived a, Car,hagena on the ! 1t, and
left tha, port on the 6'h inst, with As of the
inhabi,an,s, who ava,ied themselves OF the
opportunity Of coming to This Island, 10 con-
sequens- Of the fall of that fortress, which
Wa finally delivered over to the lDdepen-
dents on the 5,h inst. Gen. Navarez was
appointed Governor. The troops were 20
embark on board Of transports to DO convey
ed o Cuba. - ,.,
Bulletin OF the Government Of Cundinamarea,
received on tho 18th September, by II. L.
the Vice-o'esiden, ON Guayaquil.
GAZETTE EXTRA, Auo S. 1891.
INDEPENDENCE OF PERU.
Olficia, epou leom ihe Governor of Trugil-
10, the Marquis Of Tcrne Tagie 10 the Su-
perios Government Of this P'ovince.
l have received the Gaze,te Of the Govern
nent Of Lima, which amongst other things,
contains the official letter Of II. L. the Gen.
in Chief directed to the iliustrious Cabildo Of
tina, Capital and tho act agreed upon In con-
sequence thereof; both documents literally
copied arc as follows :--" Most Excellent Sir,
wishing to do ell in my power and as soon as
possible for tho happiness Of Peru, il is in
dispensable for me to consult the will Of the
Il, people. For this purpose expect that Y.
i, may convoke general Junta Of the re-
spectablc inhabitants, who, representing the
rest Of other classes in this capitol, they may
expressly ,ay If the general opinion Is decid
ly for Independence. No, TO delay this hap
py instant, Y. Z. nigh, choose this very day
those person, OF well known probi,y, talents
ard Patriotism, whose votes will serve No as
agoide to proceed to the publication of the
Independence, or to execute that which the
'said Janw may determine on, as my in,sn.
tions are direc,ed to n, other eud but to IA.
vor the prosperity Of Americs!
JOSE DE- SAN MARTIN.
LIMA, July IA, 1891,
Ts the iiiusuious Cabilde Of this Capital.
.fnswsr from the Cibiido 10 Gen. San Martin.
in which ihev enclose fhe fcs.