Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
MEXICO, SOUTH AMERTC 4 AND
FRANCE.

mEAlCO, COD L ~ ANEniO AAtO
FIR ,NCE.
The views OF France with respect
to the new governments Of Ibis CONT
nent. must we should suppose, shortly
develop themselves more openly than
heretofore. We sometime since Land
before the readers Jfthe Federal Ga
2 tie, the secret Instructions issued w
the Cabinet OF Paris, 20 agents sent for
the purposes ofintrlgue to Mexico aud
Columbia We snail present them
with an extract OF letter from The
French cspial, Immediately Gomez
Ted " iii, this subject, and winch would
lead Us t. suppose that France having
failed in introducing the agents OF dis
cord in the new Republics, mast now
ei.iicr make 40 open stand on tn side
o. SPIN, or pursue the wise and more
generous cour Sc Of which the govern.
ment OF the United States has set the
example
PARls, Sept. % The news oftl,e
execution Of iiurbide. and he unez.
pected return of NJ. Chasseriau, nave
caused lively sensation in the Coon
Gil of Ministers. THUS the prele..t Of
Franc md Spain against Sou,h A
merica are abortive even 1T the began
ming The intention Of establishing a
communication with the interior OF the
country appears to have completely
failed, and the inhabitants seem resol
vel to defend their independence. Tois
future in secret lntrigues has entirely
dsstro yed The plans of the system of
dark michlnaiion, and political
decep.ions, that ever existed We
shall now know il the Ftench Cabi-
ne, feels itself strong enough to act o
penly, and will try to gam that by
fore OF arms, il has no'aprocured ny
negooiaion. The Minister is perfect
" agreed with the Cabinet If nadrid;
and .thcI.tter, Notwithstanding It's want
of pecunary and military means, has
always been for attempting the con
quest, and iDr avoiding al intirect
efforts. We shall know, therefore in
a short time, what We have TO expect
on this important and delicate matter.
NEWS FROM PERU The
GLOWING appears in the New York
Evening Post Of Saturday.-A
general battle may have been fought
in Peln, aud Inc sacrifice may be great,
but it is not at all probable that OF
small army, say al most ten o. twelve
lhon,a men. six thousand destroyed
on tn. side of the vict0rs- However,
as the Editor of The Evening Pos. 90
serves the news com ing from so ma
ny different places, quarters r. nderS
3 .lv,r has obtained ano
ther ard decisive victory.
FROM CURRACO A.-BY the
CaDpon in % day. ircn, Cosraeoa, we
have received regular hi Of 'he
CounaANr 10 81 October inclusive.
AceouEs frcm Naraca,3 ot the Eta
AID 81 : y p,cmber, positively assert
that a glet battle hA1 Aeen fnaght III
Peru, in which Inc Sp+pi~h army had
been completely dele II: .nd that
Bolivar lost 5000 men in the action.
A this ,ntelugs nc was receiveh at
Maracaoo. from B,goto, from Onro,
and from G1ay .qaii,i it seems TO ne en-
titled to credls. the more especially as
reports to The same effect have al,O
reached u, from Carthagena The
circumstance OF Bolivar having lost
50 many men, shows that The statement
must refer to period subsequent to
the aft iii in which Cantarac's cavalry
was cut to pieces. 1t is not improba-
hle tina, he succeeded in rallying bis
flying infantry, and that a general EN-
gsgem mt then took place. C'ilao,
as we'll as Lima, is stated to have tall
en- again into the hands OF the patriots.
A number Of merchant vessels with
provisions and other articles from the
United States and from Liverpool.
had arrived at Maracabo, and others
were daily looked for from England
with EN- grams to cultivate the soli-
The greatest consternaticD pre'a'' I'D
Peru among the royalis's, 10 conse,
quence of The advance OF Bolivar.
Var in T1dia.- Our correspon.
dents ofthe philadelphia Glzette have
received Information from the super
cargo of he ship Factor at that port