The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-28
VERY LATE FROMLJAfA

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"a ~ hohn' 'ar'h by TIE afri,a
.. 'ne t'si saiiitis hris fhrssalian, Nm. II
1oneiho, rom Lima, we hase receivel
'he ID est 'htsiiiesnee from that and tn,
aoJac"iit ports. Inc Iiessaian has per
.orihei hef voyage IN considerably les
l,ine l, II any other vessel that has evei
e,o'fe" rom ulls port; having been onl,
20 ua!s rom Lima and 81 from of til,
ioWn ot fernambnc", making an averag,
"i ~ knots an hour aud a total Of 1900
mics.
~ Luna the greatest disorder prevailed
f''iilnS nut robbers aud dlsaileciion char
ac'etls'd HE natlses.. Foreigners were
murdered Win the greatest impnniiy, aud
50 imherlle IS the administration, thai anar-
ehy Predomnales over all civil tribunals.
mass ot government paper had been
lssHea, winch had deprecated Fifty per
cent us cuirthe., It was thought, would
soon give way Ia Il new order Of affairs,
ana specie medium he restored, hut from
whence 1t was 10 come was question that
Do one eould answer, there being none in
the alticent country SO di,organizcd is
the government OF Lima, and so perfectly
pare Oh ne means 10 pay The military, that
tue ROAD nom That place To Cailao, al
though distance OF only miles, is 40
completely Infested by robbers, that no
one suspected oi having money can pass
WIN safety. ihis road IL rs pubic As any
s > ia en'ia"' oeing the only passage
iron, 10 Lima, and yet, s" regardless
are 'iie palloItil OF government lnteriereuce,
Al ~
ICaPt Sonklng, was robbed on this road
% "ateh and all the money he had IL
p" ~, i'''h'
ne roya' troops under Sonterac were
apout ~ leagues distance from Lima, III
considerable force, and fears were enter
'a'neo 'llat liz would again be IN posses
SION "i Lima. flsco and all the ports To
NC so"''iWaro, are SUI IN possession OF
the i.oyalis's, ana nom the hrst accounts
rom tle ihtefhedios, Faldes, the spanish
uehefai, was very confident Oh success
should ne meet the Patriot forces. The
aoyaiists had lately despatched brig
rom llit liitermedios 10 the Governor OF
ehlioe win arms, money, &c. The for
ces under valdez are estimated al about
9ooo men, and those under Conterac at IA
ooul 'ooo, inciadlng "a lew indians. Slnce
the departure OF San Martin, aud The ban
Isllnent OF Monteagudo, many obnoxious
ana tyranncai laws have been repealed,
but sui despouc law IS the order oil The
day lhs Franklin "a, oom. Stewart,
sailed from ttnllca, port IA the lnterlne-
diosl i0r valparaiso about the hrst OF De
celnber, with , schooners tenders and the
ships Carton, Sullivan and thoney, Little,
ana brig Dick OF baltimore. On the night
OF 1lh December, the Peruvian brig nj VIZ
BclSrona, formerly the Warrior oi New
York; was taken possession Of by her
crew, the cables cut and the brig carried
ou to sea. The brig had on board money,
clothing, &c. for tile patriot army at the
lntermedos. few minutes before THIS
vessel got under ~rISh, the crew, BENG
principally Americans, made out Their bills
Tor their wages, aud sent them ashore di-
reeted IT, the governor with mole, IN
which they stated, that they had been IN
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