Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-21
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LATE NEWS FROM PERU.

LATE NEWS FROM PERU.
New YORK, August 1--we were yes
terday favored with Panama Gazette of
the Sd OF June which contains an official
account OF the following important occur.
renee:
Gen. Olsneta, with large division OF
troops in Upper Peru. after having defeat.
ed and captured General Csratala, who
had followed him With an equal force,
joined the Gillian forces and declared n
favor of Liberty and Independence This
event is considered as decisive OF the fate
of South America; it took place early in
May.
Letters from Gusyaquil OF the e6th of
Nav received here yesterday, confirm the
above intelligence.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The packet ship Don Quixotte, Capt.
Clarke, arrived yesterday from Havre,
whence she sailed on the 18th ult. and
brought Paris papers TO the l4th, inciu-
sive:
The French Ambassador, Guelleminot,
arrived at Constsntinople on the ll,h OF
June, and was received in the usual form.
Great silence prevails in respect TO the
operations OF the Ottoman forces both by
land ard sea, iron which circumstance it
is generally concluded that their affairs
are in bad stale 10 the Peloponnesus, or
that, at least, nothing has been done to
advantage The Dvsn, it is believed, is
occupied in considering the project OF e.
vacuating the Provinces, aud it was affirm.
ed that all order to that effect would be
Immediately issued Gyion,teur.
AUGSBURG. July 6.-Tbe Conferences
at the village of Johannesburg are upon
the point OF being ended Prince Meter
Mich will not delay longer joining bis So
vereign at Vienna. He will be followed
by the Russian Senator Tatscbef, who
also returns to Vienna This last has sent
off, some days since, ali extraordinary
courier to St. Petersburg, with dispatches.
Many points relative TO the interior affairs
Of Germany have been decided at johann
nesberg, 10 concert with Prince Stalziriest,
Plenipotentiary of the King OF Prussia
The Austrian Minister, President OF the
German Diet, has received in conse-
euence, instructions from Prince Meter
Mich, 10 he communicated to that Assem-
bly, |! is thought they principally relate
to the severe measures that have been
lately adopted against the German unver-
sites, and new dispositions respecting the
iortresses OF the Confederation.
They write from Bayonne on the 5th
July-"Lelters from Lisbon Of the 26th
June, inform Us that King John has given
orders 10 the superior magistrates of the
Provinces of Portugal, TO make out lists
Of electors, who shall be called Cortes OF
Lanego No time is yet fixed for their
convocation, but is thought it will be in
November next"
MADRID, July l--On the morning Of
the 25tb Of June. the French Guarde de
Corps departed from this city on their re-
turn to France. Nothing Can more clear
ly demonstrate their good conduct during
their stay in this city than the regret Of
the people manifested al their departure.
They were accompanied by great nun.
Der of persons of distinction beyond The
gates of Madrid.
The formation of the Royal Guards goes
on very slowly. 1t consists as yet of only
one regiment of Royal FusiIeers, bat
talious OF Infantry, and 900 Guard de
Corps The line is 10 consist of 81, 900
men including the Provincial Militia
But at present we have only the old Roy.
dlists Corps. GaIacia and the Auslurias
are the only provinces where any opposi.
ton is shewD.
On the other hand, his Majesty seems
determined to increase the number Of the
Royal Volunteers, and orders have been
given to the municipality OF Madrid 10
Increase the nutob Der of Volunteers in that
city 10 1000. II dues DOT at this moment
consist of more than 1000. The same
orders have been communicated TO the
municipal authorities in the Provinces.
General Tlrlet, Commander Of the Ar
tiliery of the French army in Spain, de-
parts soon for Cadiz, whose garrison is to
be increased by that OF Csrthagena.-
Letters from Gibraltar speak of the aug
| mentation OF the land and naval force of
that place, and we are assured here, That
the reinforcement that has been sent To the
garrison OF Cadiz, and The works that
have been going Oh at the Trocadero, are
the causes OF the precautionary measures
which the British government have tho't
proper TO take relatively TO Gibraltar.
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