The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-16
SOUTH AMERICA.
BosToS, Oct. 4.

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BosroS, Oct. D.
The following information from Lima, &c v, 4
furnished by passengers in the Panther, who LS1
Callao, some time after Cupt. Austin, and c,m
on board the ship at Rio Janeiro.
"LlMA, June 1.-The whole force Of the sD,,
,iarsls is concentrated at Xanxa, and amoun,,s
I1O00 infantry, and 10U0 cavalry, under Bar.
and Can,erac. The accounts of yesterday 81,
the former to have resumed his march back
tile coast, which had been left wholly unproteu
ed. The liberating expedition 10 the interme,
late parts which sailed hence NAV "a, in twennf
one transports, is composed of 6400 men, ,nl.3
1.-The command of Gen Santa Cruz, 2500 mpN
from Chill, are 10 join them, and both divhpA
will arrive about the same time at their panH
of destination.
On the arrival Of Bolivar, hourly expected
he is to command the nnied armies, and vi
march TO Xanxa, with 5000 troops accusomtE
to service.
The Government is very popular, and uncon,
monty active. Riva Aguero, the President, i z
man of abilities, and the utmost confidence u
placed in him, by all classes. An Agent has M
Iriyed on account of the Loan effected in EneaNA
with authority to draw for 5 millions. The r.sa
of the amount Is expected in specie" 4
Capt. Austin, who arrived yesterday, last ro,5
Rio Janeiro, furnishes the following
The Brazilian frigate Union, Capt. Jewett ru
at Rio, repairing, and would sail soon fGas
Coast of Africa, to intercept the Portuguss
trade.
\ A small squadron would sail immediately I.
blockade Monte video. The Brazilians had jlj2s
men, under Gen. Lacore, before it.
A difficulty, of a serious nature, was likely n
arise between Buenos Ayres and Brazil, insih
tion to the Banda Oriental.
\ The Cortes were in session at Rio, and we
daily acquiring AN ascendency, and only waltz
the acquisition of Deputies from the NortIr
Provinces, to establish the basis of a Consttuda'
for the Elupire
The Panther has dispatches from Judge Psd
vost, at Lima, and from Mr.. Racquet at Rio, "a
Government.
The following news we have received from ID
captain and passengers i'll the O'Can, whlcha al
| Valparaiso middle of July:
The Government of Chill was in very III
turbed state Frere had become unpopular, III
was about to resign his Directorship. new ls9iS
: lmento had appeared, which changed the duaa
5 and mode of doing business. The Memben
, Congress had been elected, and were soon \
, meet. II was thought they would change II
measures entirely.
The Council had given leave to o'HigsHa 1
: quit the country, his party still very strong Il
: sloop of war and some transports had saledtl
Lima, to bring away the Chilian troops, who s,r3
S id TO be much dissatisfied with the Peruval
service There was report that San Ma1|
: was about to put himself at the head of some
= lowers at Menduza; but little confidence WI
. placed in it.
The Crops in Chill were said to be abindry
but great fears were entertained since the gl
Flour was Sl7 on shore.
: The last arrival from Lima, brought accolfi
of an expedition having sailed, consisting Of ';
2 men for the lntermedias, Upper feru) ~
: Royalists had abandoned the attack Of Lima
the Patriots had been reinforced by 5000 of41
livar's troops. b. was daily expected with m01
etroops, which would make the Patriot i11
OIstrong enough to resist any attack The Royal
1 list forces in Upper Peru, we're said to amout \
Il 1000 men; the most part were with CaSrt
i at Xsnxa, 60 miles in the interior, from ~
The remainder, under Valdez, near Anguips' q
Peruvian squadron had commenced anon.
t blockade from l2 to %, 80 s. on the 9th Of NJ
+ under Ad Guise.
a 1t was not generally supposed that the Patff
cxpe diton would succeed, as their measu'
! were not conducted with any kind Of system.
: Admiral Guise, with frigate, sloop Of Va
3, land brig, was at the Intermedias, blockadlngI
A new tariff Of duties had been established
the Chilian government, which was ALREADY
! operation.