The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-11
Deferred articles.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.
FROM THE AURoRA.l

Guayra, arrived at Baltimore, we have
received the IRIS OF Caracas OF the 25th
February and 4th of March. The toImer
contains a decree establishing in each
of the military departments of the..repub.
Tic bonse for the reception OF inva-
lids who had shed their blood, or serTed
with honor and fidelity in the war OF H.
dependence. 1t consists of seven articles.
The general direction and control is IN.
der the authority OF the chief officer OF
each military department. and the resi-
Gent officer to have the management OF the
house and its economy.
Citizens who have serves in naval en-
judgments are also comprehenjed.
The intention of the regulation is to
naitain and protect against adversely, dis
ease, or want, and to subsist every indivi-
dual of every rank that has served IN the
cause of Colombian Independence, who
is not provided with means ct support.
The saas paper contains the following
short notices:
GUAYAQUIL.
On the 3lst December arrived courier
from the south, who brought communica-
tions and public papers from Guayaqult to
the Cd Dec; from Lima to the 7th Nov;
and from ST. Jago of Chill, 10 the 7th
August last, and Gazette OF Colombia
l5th.
On the 29d November an armistice was
agreed upon. for the term OF 80 days, be-
tween General Sucre and& Colonel Tolra,
aommandant general of the Spanish divi-
sion. The latter proposed it, in order
that the government Of Quito might inform
itself, thro' the means of three officers,
respecting the state Of Peru, the lsthmus,
Carthagena and Spain"
LIMA.
sThe surrender OF Callao, and the I'M.
Dortant movements OF the Spanish general
Cantsrac. have given TO free Peru de-
gree of consistency in her new system, -
The protector of Peru has exerted himself
with effect, 10 organizing the government
in every branch, and in consolidating the
work Of the valiant hberating army"
CHILL,
ssIn the capital of this republic the lie
berry of Lima was celebrated with enthu-
sissn. In ore of the three saloons which
the supreme director O'Higgins had pre-
pared ponfpous entertainment. the por.
trait of Bolivar was placed IN consplcu~
Gus station, and in the saloon IN front there
of. that of Washington"
The same paper contains the manifesto
Of the political Chief and people of Qua
timala, of the 18th September, 1921, in
which they explain their motives for esta-
bIishing their independence separately
from Mexico, and the calling of a congress
consisting of delegates chosen by the peo-
ME from all the provinces, under the anci-
emit jurisdiction of GUATEMALA, TO establish
q representative government. 1t ia dated
at the national palace OF GuatImala, and
signed by Cavino Gainza.
The paper of the 4th ofMarch contains
copies OF some official papers concerning
the blockade of Porto Cahello.
From The London Literary Gazette.
Gnriou, originaf LETTER of General
WASHINGTON, to the EMPEROR OF
MoRocco.
We have received from Paris, a Copy
ofS work just Published (NaWrage du
Brick Francois La Sophie" which was
lost on the west coast of Africa, OH the
30th of May, 1922 giving an account OF
the captivity of some Of the mariners in
the Desert of Sahara. and new Informal
tion respecting the city of Timectou.
iTombuctoo.) This work, written by
"Charles Cochelet, one OF the crew. is
is accompanied with large map of the
great desert, and the surrounding coun-
tries. aud several plates. The French
Journal give very high character Of it,
but we have not yet been able sufficiently
10 examine the two volumes. so as to as.
certain its ,us,icce. We can only insert
the following extract--a hitherto unpub-
lshed letter of Gerersl WASHINGTON TO
the Emperor Sidi Mobammed.
GThe writer rsinutely details the means