The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-29
FROM ruE PACIFlC.

4 FROM THE PACIFIC.
2.,e hrts Canada, captain Hu,chins, nrric ed
at Ba,ti'uore on the 2lst inst from the Pacific,
navin lett Callao on the 2lst September and
Valpa raso on the 2Stt October. Captain Hut.
ehins rcports that the Spanish squadron. CON
sting Of the Asa. CT, and brig \. hi!'cs of 90
guns arrived al Callao. on the lIth Scptcm-
her ADM al Guisc in his frica,e OF IS guns.
AID schooner Macedonia, then living unde- The
%, land o. Sau Lorenzo, feScrcd their APP.
proach nv means of Il Telegraph he had estab
!ishcd on the island lie challenged them to
action hut the Spaniay, declined he invita-
non, and passed To W nd ward. und a press
o. sail for the Castles Guise remained Off the
alhuur four days and then wert,o Iuancha.
no to collect mo- force. During his absence
the Spaniarl- had determined on an expedi
ton (destination unknown to consist OF the
Asia; Achilles, ship Esther Of % guns brig
pcrrueta OF is. and brig Consta".c Of guns,
with several transports. The return nf Guise
on the 9th OF Octoher. with an addition Ia his
.o,ce OF & of the Columbian squadron will find
Them other employment Guise had resumed
nis old anchorage under the island
General Ramuez had retired to Susrcra
The alvices had reached Lima, Of The arrival
~ unaachaco of 1900 men from Panama I'M
Ger tllc convoy of Ai,ni; al Spry BOLIVIA!
At Guamanca, marching on for Cuzco The
Vice King was at Ciquiana. 80 leagues from
cuzco, to be joined by Valdez +"
URitelSiaics SyaGdron.-The frigate
United States. Commodore HUI. was at Cal
the 2!st September --'rheUnited States
loop of war Peacock. Capt. Cater. had sail
~ ABOUT fortnight before for Qwilca; the Of
liccrs and crews of both vessels were remark
ably healthy.
FLOUR at Callao on the olst September
'sas twenty-five dollars per barrel.
In addition to.thc above we find the follow
.ns in the PHILADELPHIA Aurora:--
IMPORTANT AND LATEST FRoM PERU.
General Cortez. who came passenger in the
schooner Lewis from, Alvarado, has kindly "a
y,red us with the folio wing Authentic in'eili-
.encc from Pe,u: Mr.. Santama-a the Co
t.mbian Minister resident IN Mexico, had re-
>eived accounts from Callao OF the third OF
November, brought to Acapulco by the brig
paias Captain Henry Bermoud, from Huan.
''raco, port in the province OF FrujiAo Boil
as headquarters were at AndaGuaI'as, on
'Ne road 10 Cuzco. on the 10th OF October ,
ivins defeated Canterac in GmAnanga and
i.ip pampas Or 5000 min that composed
ranterac's army, 800 had united and were
@. eating towards Cuzco, to join the remains
80; Ia Serna's forces, who had been defeat ed
:, he nerhborhood Of Charcas bv tho army
= of Bnenos Ayrcs This army had takcn pos
2 sa'sion OF the provinces o! Potosi, Cochoham
IA, Orudo Puno AID Santa Cruz dc la Sierra.
BOLIVIA himself writes 20 Mr. Santa Maria,
y Is icing him OF the speedy termination o. the
yampaisn, as Gillian army was ma chin g
- orr AFRICA 10 Join that Of Peru and Huenos
>.rcs The reinfo' dement's from Car;hagena
\; Martha and Puerto Cabcio had arrived ~
':uacho from Panama; whence also had hccn
shipped million aud half of dollars Cor the
Il nv in Peru Lima "cupied bv the pa
.rots, and CalIao was b!ockaded by sea and
~ land, by the conbined land s. naval forces,
the latter hcing under the command oil com
u,odore Iiiauco, OF the Ch''ian service
The Spanish ship Asia and brig OF war A
rhi'lcs had made an attempt TO escape from
Nallao, hat being pursued by the Peruvian
au1 Gillian squadron, returned 10 port whit h
= cXasucrated the commanHant of Caliao,
inat he opened fire on them from the hattie
rics, Thing to 70, &C them to decisive Ell "a = e
IEcnt.
Putiioi Tictory- A letter received by the
''anada, al Nor ok, from Valparaiso. states
,lat battle had hccn fought On the the sd
sept. between BoLivAR and CANTERAc-- -
ne two armies amounted TO about IL 900
s"he slaughter was prodgons, to 5. 900 men
ling left dead on the field, two thirds o
nom were Of The Royal Army Victory dc
,ded in favor Of Bolivar.
f,s0'ker Tictoyu.-Intelligcnc f,oin Carac
."aS, Of StbccembeT ", states, thdt courier nad
rived from the Liberatins army, with intel
=; ."nce Of a victory gained by the iiberator
,yaY the river ApuIimac. the result OF which
;,dI left Captetac with no more than 1000
an.
y. eadtA Ht,y iCdne "A VIC cnt and des
uctjye hurricane was experienced on the
:; itish coast towards the end Of November
sc. The Plymouth papear December
-'iuding To this storm says, that town contIn
Us ascenc OF hustle and eve lay discover
mains OF property damaged The walls and
were literally studded win placards
NoHnOuncing the sales OF hulls OF ships. and
la"d saved goods MANY OF the vessels had
ircn got off and others had gone to pieces.
the Bakcwater was much damaged during
t.ic gales The government have requested
'ne proper officers TO ascertain the plumber
ot vessels which had chain cables, and report
,w such vessels withstood the storm The
attest damage was done BY vessels running
~ Of each other, and from what is termed
.'hwart hause" The military had been or.
ed out to take charge OF the property say cd
on the wrecks At Cawsband, near Ply
,oIth, besides the total destruction of many
i,,uses, upwards Of thirty dwellings are desc
Gad. the first stories being filed with sand
'i Chi5sel nearly eighty houses were destro
SCI and twenty persons lost their lives.
en- Lafagefte 5 route 1t lis understood that
r.encrca Lafayette intends to proceed imme
t:r'cly 10 Harrisburg to visit the Legislature
-: Pennsylvania, which is now in session.