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We published some weeks ago lhe account of the bonbardmenl by the Br tish of Africa, in Peru. lat, Liverpool paper gives the following version of the affair:

 vessel from South America, bound To Liverpool. has pu' into the Cove of Cork, where she is detan ed by the prevailing easterly winds. Letters have been forwarded on To the owners here, that An outrage had been committed on the British Consul resident at Arica, and that i,e authorities of tie town were the artles the outrage is me toned us being oi the grossest description. The British squdron engaged in lhe blockade of I,lay had iotor nation oi ihe outrage communicated by Mir W;lsoo the insul,ed consul, and her Mnes,y,s sbi, Talbn, imuedaes despatched To A,ca. i, ia sad that water refused lhis vessel. Our p.r,.;a, Minister, MT. Adams, happened to be on board ,h. Talbot and considered the circumstances of ,he c,

 fragrant as 10 demand an immediate aponr'' winch required in lhe of the British (;osS' ernnent by the commander of the Talbot. The apo. logy being refused, the Talbot opened fire on the Go- vernors residence; several shells were thrown in, and this was represented being only a beginning and thai the town would be bomli ded. This prom, mole oi draling broug lhe authorities to better be- hagior-tn ample apology given, and tranquilli- ty at once restored. It Is not mentioned whether my persons were killed by the shells thrown from he Talbot. Ali the English residents at Africa were well looked alter and taken on board ssevious 10 opening he fire; but when matters wese settled ,hey went on shore again.