The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-05 00:00:00

SMITH AMERICA.

Letters dated the 2ath July have been 'received
from Buenos Ayres, ausl the Ist of August from
'ionte Video, on the opposite bank of the river
Piste. N, arctiwitg, it is stated, had been re-
ceived from Chili fur some months by the regular
ra.sil,--tho distosbed strop of the interior having long
prevented all information by that channel. A few
. . travel's:T.; with great difficulty and danger, aces-
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"toothily erected She
.journey; but as the haste end
secteihy with which they were compelled to travel
would, pot permit the encumbrance of letters.
rapt %immure prevailed in Buenos Ayres regard-
riog the,iti matron of the independent cause in Peru.
't kircern.p.-cts.pp., to await the province and
•' sturrnoudiosterritory of Buenos Ayres, which have
so long been a prey to internal quarrels, and the
• Pt/Lig/Ms of so many different patties for pre-esesis
• r,.The death of Ranairez has been a fatal
to the canoe of which he was the leader,
• Inv accession of Salta mod Tut omen to the league,
• "tneli was deemed certain, would give increased
.rtiength and consequence; stud the extirpation of
' the Montenetos, with the establishment of a federsd
• gnverusrsent,. might be expected to follow.
At Nlonie Video a revolution of at important
ty.it.tre has occorseri, that province having declared
• portion of the Brazil. Ass assembly of the
• •
:li.presentatives of the people was called on the
15!tt.of July, to consider that step, or the alter-
, natiy« of ehtsblisliing ass independent GovernMent.
• *Thi chose to become a province of Brazil, but
• Oa what terms is not distinctly stated. It is men-
tio.seil as one indispensable condition, that 6,000
troops shall be maintained for their
protection.. We may doubt. however, whether the
.sonittri Government of Portugal and the Brazils may
hiak the adherence of Monte Video worth purchas-
ing at so expensive a rate; yet it is clear that their
.vicinity to the rovingtrihrs that have so long been
the scourge of Buenos Ayres. render a large sada-
tory force ind spensuble, and the province is too
,eior, unassisted, to support them. Vessels had
prhvionsly been sent from Rio de Janeiro to bring
off he troops from thence, but they were disembarked
as scion as the above determioution was adopted, and
the vessels sent back. The military were by no
means satisfied with their detention, as it appeared
to remove the prospect they had of receiving their pay,
which was no lest than twenty-three months in arrest.
.01i the night of the 114,11 July, therefore. they ad-
.valiced in arms to the gates of Monte Video, and
ctemaiitled admission.. Being refused, they Pere
en the point of forcing them, when their Com-
ni miter, General Lecor, appeared. The soldiers,
instead of submitting to his authority, loaded him
with reproaches, and demanded their pay. General
Lecor was only able to pacify them by promising
within one month the full payment of all the ars
r-ar,. Should lie be compelled to forfeit his word,
erliivlt the exhausted state of his military chest,
and of the treasury at Monte Video rendered ex-
tremely probable, very serioes courequences were
apprehended from the resentment of the soldiery.

FOREIGN INTELLIGANCE.

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PARIS PAPERS.

TAMS, OCTOBER 1.
Yesterday his Majesty transacted business with
the Minister at War.
The King of England passed through the gate
de Roubaix, on his departure from Lille, the day
fref.re yesterday, and proceeded by the route of
Tntorniy.
It is a singular circumstance, says the Echo de
*or:d, that hi% Majesty should arrive at Lille, from
,„.Calins, whilst the Governor of %Vetter,' Flanders
.Ssil set out front Bruges 011 his way to meet him
at Ostend.
' The Journal du Nord announces, • that 0' his
111sisty himself expressed his intention of visiting
„Paris in a few weeks." This statement is quite
at variance with the information received at Paris.
We learn that the King of England arrived at
11-iissels at half-past five in the evening.
Commercial letters from Odessa, of the Sib of
September, affirm, that io all the Russian ports in
Black Sea, a prohibition has been published.
against the exportation of grain into Turkey. If
this statement is authentic, which we shall learn by
the next letters front Odessa, • war may be expect-
,eil.—( r4ergs4urg Gazelle.)
The Marquis of Sligo (Peer of England) has
airlock! at Lyons with his family and a numerous
suite.

AIX•LA-CHAPELLE, SEPTIVBER 26.

[EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.]
lhilelligenceiront the banks of the Rhine state,
tiiiit alt the preporetious for the King of Greet
Kiitaiti at 'hoover are completed. His Majesty
will make.liis solemn entry into that city about the
in:dcrir of th:luber.

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER 27.
His Majesty the King of England, who was ex-
ri.ch,4l lit re last evening, will probably not ar-
rive till tliir aßernoon ; every thing is in reit-
th.,i sit fur his reception at the hold of Lord
C:iii,csity. At the theatre in the Park an il-
lumination bring prepared, in Which will be Ais.
,piiled the cipher of George IV. The military
of our garrison are in attendance at the basin.
to play a white at the moment of his Majeity's
arrival.

♦IENNA, SEPTEMBER 21.

The Justriast Observer, of the 40111 September.
state., tort the latest intelligence from the frontiers
of 'Franey: vania, 'which comes down to the Bth if
inohth, contsteis-nothi isg of importance with red
or.l to the state of affairs in the principalities.
At Bucharest there was some talk of the removal
or Jupsuf; Pllolitt.uf iibrail, acrd oratis being, re-
placed by Bekir,Pechs of Babstag.• The Bayard,
lidubarbn Wirktire,ko. !rho reittrasesito Bucharest,
has been appointed VesitaiNtreasuror of the pro.

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