By the Leeds packet, arri...
By the Leeds packet, arrived at Liverpool, papers liom New York to the 5th ult. have been received; but they eontain no additional intelligence from Peru which pos- sesses any claim to authenticity. Accounits had been re- ceived from Maraeaibo, dated the 21st of September, of a second battle having been fought with the Royalists, in| which BOLIVAR gained a complete victory, with the loss of I -6,OO0men; but as they rest oil the authority of letters from Bogota, written as far back as the 22cl of August, later dates than. which have been received in England, they are clearly entitled to no credit. The question respecting the con- test in Peru is, in fact, left precisely where it was by the pre- ceding arrivals from New York. The widow and family of the unfortunate ITURBIDE landled at Barataria, in Loui- siana, on the 29th of September, whence they proceeded for New Orleanis, where they arrived early in October. 31adaM ITURDIDE, who was in a delicate state ef health, intended remainiag a few weeks in the neighbour- hood of New Orlean, and wvhen sufficiently recoveredl to bear the fatigue of travelling, proceed througlh the wvestern country for a northern port, and thence embark for Europe.