By the Crisis, arrived at...
By the Crisis, arrived at Portsmouth, and the .James Cropper, arrive(d at Liverpool, New Yor1e papers to the Ist inst. have been receive(l. These journals contain no news either from Penu or Mef xico. From Caraccas they quiote advices to the 1st of Julv. It will be recollewed that when M. CHASSERXAU, the ?rench Commissioner to Colombia, landed in MNarch last at Lagu ayra, he brought a letter from Count DOqZELOT, the Governor of Martinique, writ- ten expressly for the purpose of contra(licting the reports that France intendedl to assist Spain i;n re- conquering her late trans-Atlantic possessions. The re- ply of General PAEZ, wlho had been absent on a jaurney into the interior, is now for the first thTne publisihefl, andl is dared the I-2th of Jutne. It states on his part, that he never could have believed the Frenich Government enter- tained an idva so inconsistent with that neutrality w.hich it had prtscribed tn itstlf from th. commencement of the war. In proof ot' his sincerity, General PAFZ adle, that the alarm a1iude(l to nevtr prevailed in Ve-nezuela, the departrn-ut wider his coril-.nard, respecting the scua- ritv of wl-ich he had felt ' mt-ch assured, that he had been traversing th. :nost distant province, of' the inte- rior diring the last five mnonthis. Great exertions were making both at Caraccr.s snil Lsguwyra t)senil men to the assistance of (eneral BfOMVAR in Peru, and' a very strong corps wvas on tl!e r. arh ciir Pluer to Ciabellho. t bhe eiribarkei for (ha res. 'lht Crisis has br.uhlt passenters from .Newv York, JOSFPH B!ONA,PARTF and family.