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CHILI. - - _ , . , • SANTIAGO, AUG. 15,1SM___II is , net possible to describe the demonstrations OF joy Ivith lvhi6the people of Chili celebrated the received of the liberation of the captal of Peru, accomplished by the valour and wisdom of General San Martin. At two o'clock in

This Gazette contains a Peoclamation. proroguing till the sth of February. When it will meet for the dispatch of "divers urgent and important affairs." The Gazette also notifies the appointment of the Marquess Wellesley as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; the Duke of Montrose as Lord

. • • 4' •-s • , • - -• • • :- . t . 4' :7 2. LONDON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1821. Oa Saturday last, while the sloop Glenalinond was lying off Ba!merino, three of her crew were sent out to weigh the cadgeanchor ; when the boat in which they stood swamped. One of them, a swimmer, sav

"The Spaniards had entrenched part of the ground, and posted Artillery on the heights commanding the pass, which in some places was so narrow that we were obliged to pass in single files. The vanguard, which consisted of the British Cacadores, and the battalion of Bravo's de Apu

We learn, by Letters front Demerara, dated 12th October, that His Excellency the Governor has suspended President Rough, and appointed Mr. De Groot (a Member of the Court of Justice) to the situation, until the arrival of Mr. Wray. ARRIVALS..— At Madrass, from Europe, Ma,or and

LOA _ SUNDAY, DEC. 9, In our preceding columns we have given the Address of the Chamber of Deputies to the French Monarch; this document is a strange conjunction of respect for the Sovereign and disapprobation of his measures,—in it the restless spirit of a • part of the French

gratitude for the I, , reat entut 1 .."`"-at public so liberally cstowed on him during the "'on, and has the pleasure to announee, that, deeply 6 :2 - ,e,sed with a ',roper sense of what he owes to them who so former exertions, he has spared no painet to gratify their curiosity