According to the an item dated London, 14 February reported the latest tidings from Cadiz that the expedition send to Peru with exception for the transport Trinidad which entered the Silver River all ships arrived safely at Lima. Tidings received from South America supplied complete different information. At Buenos Ayres was in an extra newspaper a letter published of the Chilean general O. Higgins dated 8 November reporting that the Spanish warship Koningin Maria Isabella (1) of 50 guns and more as 700 men which escorted the convoy entered Talcagnano where she on 28 October was captured by the San Martin and the Lautaro. One of the best fitted out brigs of the Chilean squadron the Galverino was sent to sea to cruise for the transports.
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1. The Reina Maria Isabel or María Isabel which became the Chilean O’Higgins.
