Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-14
POSTSCRIPT.
FROM PERU.

BALTIMoRE, Oct. live have receiy.
ed private advices from native Of orr
city, dated Guayaqui the Goth June on
which. day our correspondent arrived at
tnat place 10 passage Of seven days from
Caliao-he gives US information that on
the 18th OF June plot was discovered a,
mong the Royal troops to take possession
oil The castles at Csllao, and that 81 of the
rlngleaders were tried and immediately
executed.
The frigate United States. Com. Hull
was at Callao-and Com. Brown of the
British squadron, was at the same place.
ibe most periectharmony existed betwee
the two commanders, and mutual pro,ec-
ton was afforded TO the property OF both
nations.
Gen. Valdez had gone against Gen. O..
lanetta, and Canterac had broken up his
camp at JunIs, and proceeded into The in
terIof' iGen. Bolivar with body of troops
amounting to ten thousand men, had taken
up bis llhe OF march for junia, which
place, when occupied ;by him, would d.
vide the rOyalist forces. No engagement
had taken place between the respective
armies as late as the Goth of June, bet
from the proximity of Gen, Bolivar 10 the
main bocy OF the royalists, and The entbu-
siasm and anxiety among the patriots TO
engage the enemy, general battle was
momenliy expected. This information
afforded US just grousds TO expect an en-.
gagement between the armies would in a
short time take place, and tends much TO
give character OF truth to the subjoned.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
The brig Delaware, arrived at Phila-
delpba on Thursday, from Santa Martha,
brings information of the 18th ult. that the
day before sailing, letters from Bogota.
stating. that an action had taken place in
Peru. between the Colombian army under
Bolivar, and the Royaists, in which the
former were completely victorious. Gen.
Cordoya OF The Colombian army was kill
ed. The law OF the Congress autborisDg
resident foreigners to transact their own
business, subject to the same taxes and
contributions, and the same privileges as
native citizens, bad not been put in force
al Santa Martha when the D. sailed
A letter from an officer of General Boil
vars army, dated 18th June, at Huares al
though not so late, gives us these particu-
lars relative 10 the positions of the armies
al that tme:-.Gen. Bolivar, with part of
his army was at Patavilca, (belween
Truxillo and Lims;) another part of his
army was advanced to near Pasco, in the
interior. He was preparing to join the
troops in advance. The Spansrds were
retiring into the interior, 10 the direction
OF Junja. Its supposed that The Span.
iards would leave he defence OF the Fort
OF Callao 10 the garrison which they had
there
Since the above was prepared another
letter from our correspondent. dated at
Gunyaqual, Juiy 7th, Uia Ponamn, has
cone to hand; il however contains no fur
Their political information. The citizens
OF the United States at GusysquiI ceIe-
brated our National Anniversary in be-
coming manner; an elegant dinner was
given, terminated by a splendid BALL,
which closed the festivities of the day.
Many OF the most distinguished natives
participated 10 the celebration.
NEw YORK, Oct. live have receiv
ed from our Boston Correspondents Glib
rattar papers to the Sd ult. The Ontario,
Capt. Nicholson, 35 days from this port,
arrived out on the 98h August, and pro-
ceeded alolt on the Cd Sept. Forty-four
OF the principal actors in the Taritfa affair
bad been shot. Twenty-Five others fed
TO TaDgier, and put themselves under the
protection of lbe American Consul.
A Price Current of Sept..i, quotes Phi.
ladelphis and Baltimore Flour at Dc rs;
Alexandra and New York Dc 81, no de-
mand in parcels.