GUATIMALA, the AUDIENCE of, in North America, and in New Spain, is above 750 miles in length, and 450 in breadth. It abounds in chocolate, which they make use of instead of money. It has 12 provinces under it: and the native Americans, under the dominions of Spain, profess Christianity; but it is mixed with great many of their own superstitions. There is a great chain of high mountains, which run across it from E. to W. and it is subject to earthquakes and storms. It is however very fertile; and produces, besides chocolate, great quantities of cochineal and cotton.