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'TUESDAY EVENING, MARC!! 28, 1826.

An arrival was announced this morning from
Singapore, but it is not supposed that the vessel
has brought any news of later date respecting the
operations of our Army ►►gainst the Burmese.

Tho Po, n small vessel, has arrived from the
Continent, with Bars of Gold of the value of
9. 0 0 ,000 . sterling—consigned to Mr. Roves

CIIIL9.

We have received a Copy of the Manifesto and.
Declaration of War issued by the BRAZILIAN
EsteElton against the GOVERNMENT of BUENOS
Avurs. The document, which is dated Rio dr

Janeiro, Dec. 10, 10.5, is, however, too long for
translation, but which is the less required, seeing

that the causes which led to this war are already

clearly and explicitly before the Public. This
Manifesto attempts to justify the conduct of the

Eaternott, and to impugn that of the Governmen

of Buenos Ayres, and is certainly a spirited an
well composed article ; and, if borne out by fac

a run and ample justification, so far as the Em

peror of BRAzth is concerned. It begins by In.
mooting the necessity of recurring to arms to vin-
dicate the integrity of the Brazilian Empire, and
stating the secret attempts practised by the
Buenos Ayrean Government to excite discontent,

and stir up rebellion amongst the inhabitants o

the Banda Oriental, both by attaching the Indians
to their siih and by industriously disseminating
seditious and revolutionary proclamations. Jlt
next adverts to the perfect neutrality observed
by Brazil during the war between the United

Provinces end Spain, notwithstanding the mans•
feat danger to which the, empire was exposed, of
being infected with the revolutionary principles
of the times. The history of the Banda Oriental,
its sablugation by AIiTIGAS, the* anarchy and
confusion which reigned throughout the province,
whilst under the dominion of that aim., the

appiicatm of the inhabitants to Brazil for as
sistance to put down the usurper, the usurper's
defeat, and the junction of the Banda to the
kingdom of. Portugal, Brazil, and Algarves, by
the unanimous Note of the inhabitants of the
province, and the subsequent confirmation
of that union after the separation of Por-
tugal from Brazil, are each of them
briefly noticed and shortly commented upon
It then enters into the explanations mutually
sought for and given by the two Governments, as
to particular points of their respective conduct
towards the Banda Oriental—the mission of thr
Buenos.Ayrean Commissioner,authorised to treat
upon this question.*—and the surprize of the
cabinet of Rio tie Janeiro, when it vies known
that the Government of Buenos-Ayres had per-
mitted its troops to enter the territory of the
Banda Oriental, and had succeeded in seducing
lettucTuoso Itivot,t from his duty to his country
and Sovereign, by engaging him in, open rebel-
lion ogainst the Emperor's authority,—and con-
eludes with a formal declaration of war, offensive
and defensive, against the State of Buenos-Ayres,
after shewisig the indignities to which the arm-
dited Agent of Brazil at Buenos-Ayres had been
most improperly Subjected. It will readily b(
seen by this short sketch of the Brazilian Mani.
festo, that the war thus declared against Buenos
Ayres is by the provisions of the international
code perfectly justified,
but at the same time the
object contended fur, if disposed of by' the force
of mere right, would belong to neither of the
remnant Of the Spa
belligerents, In truth,
tv this fertile province is a
Spanish dominions in Arne-
rice. Its existence as a free State has twver
been recognized by any independent power, and
consequently the act of submitsion to Brazil
could confer no further right than that which
could be given by actual possession as the ruling
power. Baty the rights of Brazil to the occupa-
don of this province are thus weak as against the
claims of Spain, there is no ground whatever
for the pretensions of the Buenos Ayrean
without possession, or even
vernment, who,