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l.
and attacked that part OF the spanish "'nly


ren,ainino here, Gen. Barradas having gone as


rar as Aj3ameira to surprise Gen. La Gafza


VIVA was here with part of the Mexican force;
iavpectine, 10 capture the old General ana All
under lis command without any loss Oh MS .
narf At Two o'clock In the morning OF lhe
32d the fight commenced here Ill the suee'S
and from the tops of the houses, and cQnuno
ed until 10 o'clock, when the spanards o"Ieu
a marley and agreed to surrender to oanta An
ma but Gen Barradas, who was Bldo 10 9e'
! back from his visit to Altamelra, arriving mere
| At the tine with his forces, changed 'h1 loi-
! tune Of the day A compromise look pace
Santa Anna re surrendered the town and was


nermifted 10 etire with his troops unmo{esteu
| 10 bis former position at the Ole town oi ai-


Dico where he now remains augmehIlhS Ills
forces. which he does with great iaclh'y, every
! hTexlcan in hat neighbourhOod from the age
Of IS to so Joining him. The MeMcans are


uprsuaded that their next attack VIII pe sue
cessfnl and that Barradas, who Will be sur
ronnded On all sides, will he g lad to surrender
tbis place and his troops to the brave oah'd
| Anna. n


s. The sloop of war Hornet, fortunately call


ed here about he time of Santa Anna ln1eh-


ded attack. and before he put it into execution,
her boats and men rendered great service IN
: oettino off the little American property winch
: was here. and placing it on board the vessel In


the river. We have no doubt that BalFadas


must soon surrender, and that tranqnlllly VIII


be restored. The Mexican force now in1ne
/ old town and on the road TO Altamelra, Is com


puted at not less than 10000 men, WHO are


daily and hourly increased by the people ltoll Oh
r. the Int erior docking to oin them all ms
, with the utmost hatred to the invaders, every
d one Of whom will leave their bones here.
t From Peru-Accounts from Lima to the
it 5th OF July, state, that every thing renamed
8 TRANQUIL at Lima, and the citizens were re
!. ioiced at the change of government. The pro
;, Inhibition act was taken off, and 1t was expected
:" and no doubt entertained but at meeting o
! Congress. peace would take place. Gen. Ii


Fuente. the present officiating President !, i
e popular; is in favor of low duties and com
l. merce with foreigners. PizarIo, late Secreta
.r ry, and had gone to Chill.


3 Important from the .Azores--Deteat Of Do
q .MigneEs Souadron Captain Bridges, of tn
- sicily. arrived at this port on Tuesday, from
. ST. Michaels, brings the intelligence. of the re
Il nulse Of Don Mlguel's expedition, in their al


tem1t on tie island of Terceirai


st Twill be recollected that an. attack had bee
ls for some time expected. One.sseventy- -iou
b. three frigates, four transports, and other yes
n sells. making, in all, seventeen sail, left ;


Michaels on the 2sth Of July, but did not al
at rive at Terceira till August 9th. They bon
es barded the town for several hours, and the
% began to send troops on shore. Eightee
~ hundred men were to be landed, in three d


visions but the first and second only, had SUI
IN ceedeI in gaining the shore, when they wei
e. vigorously attacked, and, as it is said, total
20 DESTROYED, excepting only one man, who e
On capped by swimming. The fire Of the batterl
ne was then directed against the ships and boat
e. with great effect-between 900 and 400 mt
% being killed. The twenty-(our is reported


- have received twenty shots in her hull, and Il
~ fsigate more than thirty. The vessels we
eQ it'd ;rar, ediateiv 10 hear AWAY. and hs