The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-05 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES.

We have received ;llieol;l:ellUensts Ayres Argos, which,
although no later than the Alterman, of which we spoke on Se.
turday, contains a few items of intelligence which we did not ob.
serve in the latter.
The notorious Pincheirs, who had been for a long time corn.
mitting robberies in the Plain of Concepcion, in Chili, has re.
the Andes with a part of his band, where it was supposed
pawned
to undertake similar enterpri.es in the Plains of Men.
doss, San Luis, Santa Fe. and Buenos Apes. This intelligence
had been communicated officially to the Oovernment, and It was
expected that additional pains would be taken in guarding the
frontiers.
In San Juan, the new system embracing a toleration of all kinds
of religious worship has been sanctioned, after a long struggle.
An earthquake, which occurred about the time, was attributed by
the intolerant party to the Intentions of their opposers.

BANDA ORIENTAL.
The column of Abreu has been obliged to follow the Rio Negro
near the motintaiii; to Mercedes, where it remains near a strong
division under the command of Ribera. On the 22d July. when
the Imperial column was under march, Captain Gomez took horn
it 400 horses, eight soldiers, and killed five men.
Captain Lavelleja, in a bold enterprise against Monte Video,
was wounded and taken prisoner by the Impertalists. The Patriot
semi headquarters were above Monte Video, and the Govern.
runt occupied the town of Florida, where the greater part of the
Representatives of the pmvincca were assembled. The centre
cohimn continues stationed in the Barra de Pintado.

....
The military Uener,il of the province of San Pedro has published
a proclamation to all the inhabitants on that tide of the Plata, urg.
ing them to remain firm to the Brazilian government, and to con.
fide in the constitution and administration of the Emperor.
Captain Caballero was the commander of the patriot party whir. 4
had a successful engagement with the enemy on the Perdido, ahu
killed two officers, with a considerable number of prisoners.

CITY. FRID►Y EVENING.

In the early part of the day the trifling business that
was done in Consols was at S7,}, buyers, for the November
Account ; but about two o'clock an eminent broker came
into the Market, and bought largely at 11. This operation
gave an impetus to the Market, and the price advanced to
I; upon which terms the broker in question continued to
bur, and the Market closed with great cheerfulness at 11.
The only variation in the Foreign Market, and in fact
the only business dope ink., was in South American Secu-
rities, which have improved. The important documents
published exclusively in the Britirh !'rear of this morn-
ing, could not fail to have a favourable effect on the.
Market. The condition of the New States is beyond all
doubt so safe and flourishing, that even in this period of
senseless panic, a great impression must have been pro-
duced ; Colombian Bonds accordingly were reported I per
cent. higher, 721; and Mexican Scrip was done at a at-
milar ratio of improvement, al discount.
There was a much greater disposition to do business in
Mincing-lane to-day, in every kind of colonial
.produce,
than we have observed for some time, and the prices were
naturally firmer.
Wheat-and Oats were steady to-day; but Barley was
rather lower in price, and it had a dull-sale. Notwith-
standing this decline, the impression upon the minds of
the beat-informed persons upon this subject is, that the
ports will certainly open for Barley on the 15th inst.
To-morrow being the Anniversary of Gunpowder Trea-
son 41 kept as a Holyday at the Bank and Stock Exchanges.
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