The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-07 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES GAZETTES.

We have just received Buenos. "lyres Gazettes to
the 4th February. The following are the only
parts worthy of notice : •
BUENOS AYEES, JAN. 22.—Oti the 16th the
Portuguese brig of %Vat. Gaviot ipgived in this port
with dispatches tiom the PRINCE REGENT of POR-
TUGAL and his Britannic Majesty's Minister at the
Court of Brazil, Lord STEANGrORD.

he object of their communications is to inform
the Governor that some Officers inthese provinces
on the eastet u side, infringing the most sacred
obligations of their institution, and compromising
in the most detestable manner their high dignity
and interest of this country, endeavoured to sc.
duce Portuguese Officers at the very moment even
when the armistice was announced, of them
rewards, in the , name of this Government, and
circulating reports, not only talse, but entirely
deitructive of the principles of peace and good
faith which had been established.

That the Court of Brazil was highly offended
at so insidious a conduct, and,the British Minis-
ter considers his respectable guarantee as treated
with contempt, and that both require, on the part
of this Government, a solemn disavowal of such
conduct, and a formal security for the future.

It is here stated, that the Government of Buenos
Ayres highly condemns such scandalous and crimi-
nal conduct, and the Captain General D. M. De
SENATIA, is ordered, without delaying a moment,
to try and punish the delinquent officers.
The Supreme Government of the United Pro-
vinces of Rio de la Plata, dated Buenos Ayres,
Feb. 3, has declared all persons born On or subse-
quent to: the 31st Jan. 1813 (the day on which
the General Assembly was installed), free.

MAILS.

(tryEr)-4 Gottenburgh,,l Cortmita, I.Heligolanel, I
ley, I Guern3ey, 3 Dublin, 2 WaterfuLd. Duff--1 Water-
ford;

Fill .E siPs.

' UVIS DICEar. r,tLsit3l Aci/E.tr?

L QNDO N,
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1811.

We have no further intelligence from the North
at the hours of going „to press, though the arrival
of a 1-lelig,olantl, Mail is, announced.

By a Corunna Mail, arrived last night, the
advices received pia Lisbon, and contained in the
Sim of Saturday, are confirmed, and further intel-
liigence added, respecting the movements of the
Armies. As we then stated, the crisis approaches
with rapidity. The Allied force, amounting to
upwards of 100,000 men (of whom 45,000 are
English infantry, and 800(1 British and Portu-
guese horse), were in full march upon Sala-
manca where they vvould concentrate in the
week alter the- 22d ult. The enemy, on the other
hand, having abandoned Benevente., were briug;ng

all
tbeh troops together on the Douro, tetween
Valladolid and Villapando, but it it believed, as
they do not exceed 60,000, although they may
demotiftrations .to that effect, 64 cannot
muster sufficient strength to cope 4,10 'the great
force under Lord WELLIN,GTON, Wild has twenty
thousand men more under his command than
he had at the
.commencement of: the last cam-
paign. JoSEViz lluottArAturn was at Valla-
dolid on the 9th ult. and Madrid was in the
occupation of the French _en the 10th.----The
latest accounts from the eastern side of the Penin-
sula are from Alicante, of, thtr4th May, at which
time nothing new or important had uectirred.—
Froin lladajos it is stated, that SUCIIET had a nar-
row escape from being taken prisoner by the ac-
tive partizan NEBOT. His whole escort fell into
the hands of the Guerillas, but the master-rrffian,
unfortunately, got off, and the massacre of Tar-
ragona is yet unrequited.

The most important intelligence nny now be
daily looked for from tiik iptarter.

In our preceding columns will be found 'the
principal articles of news furnished by a Gotten-
burgh Mail, which arrivel yesterday with papers
and letters to the Ist. They relate chiefly to the
progress of the CROWN VRINCE of SWEDEN, mid
detail the .modes of his :reception at various places.
Among others, we have an account of his meeting
tlw Duke of CUMBERLAND at Stralsund; and of
the 11)1%4u-11-civilities which ,were interchauged he:
tweet) the, B!iiish Prince and the succes,ior apparent
to the :Swedish Throne. The utino-,i. cordiality
was manife4ted on both' sides,,:nd as the Swedish
forces, must now be arrived at their points of des,
ti nation, we look with•confibuce to the develope-
mew an polity, the ignorance Or iiii,..e.oneiTtion,
of which -has. given rise to much slkti.;ll.ltio;) aid
suspicion among our patriotic writer, ill .1!;..g,
land.

The Chrraicle of this morning has a long raving
article about promises given by Government, three
months ago, of assistance to the it ot
the borders or the Elbe aud the Titnn, that " ad-
herent to.. M isters ," has a tirade of a soinew:iat
similar nature respecting their patrons having-Ki.ven
the patriots every reason to expect. support--
which nctcs it got bypri rate letters from the scene
of action. The Saturday night's dr6rns or the
former afe 'scarcely- Nvv.th notice ; but as • the
same answer will interpret them, and refute
the. private correspondence dicta of the latter,
we may as well state, -for the information of
the one, and the correction of: the other,
that there is no truth whatever •in their pre-
mises. Ministers, as We stated long ago, gave no-
encouragethent toa rising in llantiver, which they
could not be prepared to protect; nor have they
failed in granting that succorer to any place or
pet-vie which
.they had ever insinuated the pos4ibi-
jay of supplying. .

On Saturday, the Queen's Council held their
monthly meeting at Whaier ; and yesterday the
following Bulletin 'was exhibited at St. Sautes:l
Palace

Wityisar June 3.
" nis "..11-A4EsTY has been tranquil and comfort-
able in general since the last monthly report."
On Saturday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign Office, which sat till near
four.- A rter the Council broke up; ViScount CAS-
TLEREAGH waited upon the PRINi3E REGENT to
report the result Of the deliberations.
Yesterday divine service was performed at Carl-.
ton-house, before the PRIN(:E REGENT and his
ilou,ehold, by the. Rev. J. S. CLARIii Chaplain
to the Household.

Yesterday the .PRINCE ERGENT dined with the
Earl of BUCKINWIAMSIIIIIE, .at I.is house in Ha-
miltOn-place. _ ,

Ou Saturday LOrd.Wltyrtvonn had an audience
of the PkiNttll.BoENT at Carit'on-house, and re-
signed his situation as a Lind of the Bed,-chatnber,
in consequence of his having been appointed Lord
Lieutenant of Irelund.

Saturday the Duke of et,MB ERLAND completed
his 42d year, which was celebrated by his Hoy d
Ilighne”'s tradesmen illuminating their hattes in
the'evening.

His. Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENcEi
lye tire- concerned to State, is miteh iiidiposed, at
Bushy-house.; Miss FIyZCLARENCE left •-•,t...liluics's
on Friday, to attend him._

It was yesterday reported,- thut 13TIONAPAY;TE,had
declined any further, pursuit of the Allied Army,
'and returned to Dresden. It. is by .no mcails un
the unbroken, state and daily increasing
Strength Of his OppOnent, together with the ad-
vance of .01. e SWediSh gritty in his rear, may
have induced -the enemy.to fallback ; but it woald
he trilling with the. attention of our reader_ t: to
u at anylength trpon the motive, until we have
first :.eert4ined whether any such movement has:
cttall taken place. For the present the rumour rests
On no "official or authentic foundation whatever.
It is said, but witty what truth we know not.',.
that a loan is to be. opened at. Vienna, the con-
tributors to which are to.reeeive the 'gurantec at
this Government for it-s repayinent iu me) rears.
If such he the tact,. it would of course be com-
pletely decisive as to the intentions of Austria. - It
Ls added that bills to a considerable amount, drawn
from Vienna, on London, have been tirade 'payable
at the Treasury. - . .

Accounts Elmo Smyrna :qatc, that an arrange-
ment has taken place between Russia and the
Porte, ui►cler which British ships are to he admit-
ted into the Block Sea. Numerous cargoes of
corn have arrived, for which rcturns are to he
made in colonial produce.
It was reported on Saturclity that the crews of
the Scheidt Heet have mutinied, brought the ships
out, and joined the Errglish squadron off Flusn-
ing. Vire believe it is unfou►►ded. .