Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18

your 70 provide themselves with sufficient sup
ply of provisions for their maintenance, during
ali the time that circumstances shall render this
measure necessary; it being understood that
such as now exist i'm the public stores, are ex-
Gale uiated for the support of the
gari ison.
I'd. Those who are not able to fulfil the fore
going degree, shall within four days withdraw,
either by land or water, whittier may best suit
them, for which purpose passports will be
granted.
Let this be published for the information of all
and every one, SO that none should plead igDo-
rance thereof. Royal Ealipe del Callao, Aug.
10, 1921. RODIL,
Co.. Com, an Chief
HEAp-QuAnrERs, HUANrA, Aug. 81. 1921.
To the .Nja;sie, General Of The AFFAIRS Of Peru,
Dr.. Don Joseph Sunche~ Larrion.
SIR,-Snce the success of the 9th at Juuin,
the enemy's forces have continued their retreat
without stopping in any place A, this date
they have lost six provinces, aud more than llall
their army- From the adviccs his Excellcncy
is frequently obtaining, their strength is rcduc-
ed 10 two thousand five hundred, or three tilou-
sand men, without order or discipline. In pro-
portion our ADVANCED corps approach, they
hasten their retreat, leaving behind them what
ever is unable 10 follow them i'll tbeir precipi
tate Hight. Up 10 this time great quantities o:
military stores have been taken aud we expect
more in future.
| The l,iberating Army is daily augmented b..
deserters from the enemy. The Niccroy La,
rejoined General Gantcrac i'm And;,l,uayias W Il,
only his Heonien of the Guard. Cen N:dd. Y
was there with two Or three thousand men from
Potosi, IN observation oi Cen. OImeta, who
was Stationed IN Tapis, with four tou and. Il
the DENOMINATIONS oi the 10 ri late, we
learn that Gen. aneta has dccla,cd 1; r the
cause Of the indie. lend nts AMI bo " ut cur
! troops, which WIS ordered iton Huan :avel c
to IIuamanga, has taken four hundred and s..
vcnty-tMo English f,isiIs. and consi lera-
| sle number of other instruments OF war, which,
were coming from lcos TO Iluancayo under the
charge of G;a. Don kc,,ian Dias who is a ,,i
soncr.
/ Our vanguard entered Huanauga Eve DAYS
tagn, AMI some of their body are observing aud
pursuing the enemy.
| Tom row his Exccllency will be in this city.
by various Officers and by pei sons recently
arrived from Cuzco, irnpurtAut part cnafs have
been obtained regarding the situation of tn
enemy. His EXcellency, having iur.sed upoa
these communications the measures he has taken
to overthrow them at once, Cu,umanis the t.
LasSurc you, that whatever may be the u!t,,.ior
combinations OF the Spanish Cllieftlins, and
Iwliateyer ;uay he their expectations, tho liberty
OF Peru VIII be confirmed this year, because the
i4I5era'ing Army h1s irrcvocabiy secuted il,
feel peculiar satisfaction IN acqnainting you
that his Exccllancy received in all parts viii,
marks expressive at their gratitude ana iuy.
AID that :lc troops assisted with a diIirerc,
Which leaves nothing to be desired. His Ex-
ce!lency the Libcraor desires thd ,ou will cir
cui'le tins communication among the auih5ri-
tues OF the country, that all may known the rood
results which have attended tue sacrifices made
for The liberty aud indepenie nee of Pe,u.
am, SIR your most obcdicnt Sc v..nt,
THOMAS DE tIi.RES,
SecTcta,y Genei'm al inieyjgf.
The last letters from Mexico all a,.rec =, nc
sorting, that entire peace and harmony r,.;,,,
amongst all the states of the confederation.
Tie constitution has been received and acknow
lodged by all, with the greatest enthusiasm. j.
very similar in many of its features to orr o,,
and Notwithstanding it may be susceptible OF
improvement, IS at present sufficient to produce
regularity IN all the systcNl, and to nut dou.p
every species of anarchy.
The Mexican government, having contracted
a loan IN England, has applied it to the most i'm.
porfant and useful purposes.-The demands ON
the public have been satisfied; the army and all
officers have been paidi proper system publH.
OF discipline has been put into effect among the
soldiers, and the rob5cries and .,ss;,ssnationS
which mall previousitimes were sofrcduent onthe
great public road from Vera Cruz to the Carl
tai, are fast disappearing.
But the most important evant which has lately
occurred in Mexico, is the constitutional elcc
ton OF General Guadalupe Victoria to the PRES;
dcncy OF the Republic, by very large majority,
oil the states This citizen, whose soul is formed
of the same materials as that of our Wash;no,to,,
:'as established and sealed his political and mill
taiY career by n sublime and heroic const,ncx
HIS fame has been long known to us. and his
name without derogatng from the high claims
ct hiS fellow patriots, is the most celebrated
among the supporters of Mexican indeDeu,Ieuce
we are informed that he is anxiousiv occu-
Pled IN preparing to drive the Spaniartls
from the Castle of ST Juan de Uiloa: that he
dcvotcs all the energies of his genius TO con,,,I.,
ARM and clothe the army, TO place the nation on
4 respectable footing, and to systematic 4ie
pubic finances. The inlefatigabl,. attention
which he has devoted to these branches of tbe
public service has con cilatcd the resuect md
Veneration OF lis fellow citizens-F.Nat. fJa4ere
La'sstfrem Collod, Direef-The shin Providence.
'Captain Bowers, arrived at Providence on the Sd
Instant, from Caloa.' whence she sailed ON the ODD
ofOciober. Capt. b. informs, that wbe,,j,s S,;le,i
Lima aud Callao were in possession of the KcvaI
'sts--bu would III all probability soon chance mae
tors. Bolivar, the patri(% General with an .rr,,,
81 !2oUu mem was in pursuit of the Royali.t Gen
e'ai Canterac, whose force was stated TO consist of
onyf40oe men. Bolivar it was thought. would mr.
sue Cdaterac 70 Cusco--f the rainy season, which
was approaching, did prevent The ultnnate
Triumph OF INC Patriot cause in Peru, may be con-
sidercd as certain"
FIRE AT ST. AUGUSTINE.
by tpe siooP William, we have received the 6,
Augustine Herald Of the 25th inst.-Abou, D
clock IN he n 81. tl,.f.