Letters were received yes...
Letters were received yesterday from Buenos Ayres dated the 6th of June, but 2no event of Volitical importance liad occurred there up to that tate. rhi latest accounts re- oeived at Buenos Ayres from Peru, stated that Lima was still in the pessessiozi of the Royalists. Unfortunately, however, the date of the advices from Peru is not men- tioned, but they could niot be very tecent, as tlhe coninuni. cations appear to have beeni interrupted by the position of dic corps of Spaniishl Royalists in Upper Pru. I'hc ac- couints from Chile through Buenos Ayres reach oiily to the 2%th o0 April, an(d also furnish no events of impnrtalnce. Tihe letters arc filled with speculations respecting the pro- bable issue of the contest in Peru, which are quite unde- serving attention. Accounts were received yesterday from Demerara tb-the 6th, and froni Barbadoes to the tOLh ult., at wvhich dates those colonies were in a state of tranquillity.- IT'lie Philadelphia National Gazette ot July 16 says- " A curious public dispute is waged in this. city. Two of our cl, rgymen, the Rev. Mr. M Cauley and the Rev. Ab- tner Knnlantl. have been for some days debating befbre a numerous audience-in the Universalis;'s church, 'in Lom- bard-street, the poitit whether a part of tlhe human race will be eternally damned or the whole ultimnately saved. l'brec moderatorss or jituges have been chosen, who sit be- hind each of the contteniding divines as be urges his oplinion accordin-g to his favourite- explanation o} the text of Scrip. ture. Wte learnl from gentlemein who have entered the church for a slhort time, that the disputants seemed in. tensely earnest and the moderators prolbundiy attentive. Stc)ographers, it is added, are employed,it takiig, down the argumentse i .order tdiat;hey.inVy be reportedl' We understand that a survey ot' the Eastern Coast ol England lhas at lengtth comrnimccd, and that the riIwc80gftIOi,, Mdr. ;eorge Thoniias commander, sailed from Chatbamn on the IOth inst. for that putpose. It is likewlse said -td be in contemnplatio0, to sur ey, befire the winter, the ivbo0e of t5c %Vestern coast. 'csterday.morning somne genilemeii cnnected :vith thc Board of works waited on the Commisti6perw of dihe Inoolvent Debtors' Court,atf.ildlm11,1iestilinstcr, to exhibita nodel of jtfe internal fittiags designedl tor the new court lately erected in Lin- coln's-inn-fields. Th egentlemen ot the bar were reqaeste&l to be pre. s,enlt at the inspectioml, ih order to point out any.alterAtion wllicli uitiht be ilectned necessary. 'iie nuw court will be openetl after Ihe approaching recess. .