London, Wednesday, Septem...
The Times, 1824-09-08T00:00:00

We received yestetday New York papers to the 17ch of last month: they weire brought by two packets, the Puphrates and X- York. which both arrived together on AMonday at Liverpool, rheagh one sailWd on the 7th, the other on the 17th of last month. Theearlier numbers, those of the 3d and 4th of August, con- tain scmne important news from Peru; but the details are so -onfuse4-and.the discrepandies so glaring, that thbe accounts eaould be -ei with cansideyable caution. Without perplex. ing ouT readefs with them, we may state the substahce of tih dditioael lnformation from Peru received by the pre- ent ar al ta be s:olws:-It il affirnmed, that soon after the los3 of Cellaoty tbhelanependents, news arrived to the Spanislh Royalisttropz In Peru, of the abolition of the Constitutional Govemrnent of Spain; oa 'te reccipt of wvhich, most of them z.fused to acknowledge the absolute King. Availing binmself ef this ctzuinztancce BOL1YVAn immediately returtned to Calj-t, snd wa joired by-a grett number of the Spanish troopn, as Vlao by the factin in Peru which had before opposed him. He had again tkn} po'7imion, say the New York accounts, of Lima andi c5ur.e, and was marching on with cv- Mpospectof bringing the war to acld. This ntua is saidIto have been brought to Baltimnore on thelstof Augotst, bp. thcEschodner Ardent, Captain BossiEitzi in 22 days fio.'Porto Beili, wbich port he therefore left on the gth of Julyv=dCouN.d theefore bave easily obtained conimunications from Panama, on-thethher %de of the bthmu.s, to the 5th of That monthb: bhffiis aLaitS'from Panama, as given In the Newv Yerk pa.' pers, extend4nly to hl ter end 0'oflblay; which are net so late by thrcce;eeka as the advlt,is received by way of Janlaica. Suppoiingl*.uwisere datlialMay is 'iisp,rint for June4 which is'ex. tretneiy prn,alqe,ahc aewsf the rccalnureofLlma ard Callaois not.: vatM=i With,idrU p if i nfori&ation. As a cqfirmatltn of the Eatasffatim,i i jt:.WRo,.vnst armty M ..Upper;.Pru; it mr be mrcndatl rf: ott.es BiInos A3was had V;raiSett New Y'o:lk wSti'te7lge 1h l4uot T h 21st ot A1a"ci ILA SEli:>, te Rotv... aLtG z O I:t,p ? es?he h cmtldo tgl a.step which ceula only have been rendered imperatWEgvefi: hnim i4 the ei4ceof a c tnr imept ry&he SjtnnisiIvt h -AeraUy. V. tsd,4% 'KiZ r < A : f rl ' With rc4ikA; I*dxidli news, as"Io 0Ei6nicati Y pr?v5Qap&,th most; iW9ortqnt part is tI4tAc=AInx to lt? ronPAlva4ia doof rhe'it and 'th of July, General RBAvo bad ,nt~ernId -hecity ofeGuada43xara without resistance, and.mmidst .TIT In telligen ce is confirmed by lettera frwm Tarnpico4fithc3d,.ofJuly; which wberereceive( at. Liverpool toi I gether:ith tie papers fromn NVewX'otk, andwhich trentio,n fnitdir . thatitfl,e C liit 0teriila Chiefs toMrs who inrested the reads bc- tween Alexitf and' the coast, had submitted to $hie Governmenet, go that the interior was considered inr a nore perfect state of tran- quillity thDn it had been for zi very'long period: It is e that these paJiers do nrt contaiis any news of 1TkitOtvE,AwItOugh ample tinsetiss e psed' for that purpose. . 1~' . a pu _s.e.. LO2l* ONJV. WEBDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 182.