The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-18 00:00:00

BRAZILS.

By the Brazil Packet, the Chesterfield, which
sailed from Rio Janeiro the 2lst Aug., and arrived
on Saturday, the latest intelligence from thence,
and from various parts of South America, is con►-
municated. An
iorder has been issued by the
Portuguese Government for removing the garri-
sons of Bahia and Pernambuco to St. Catherine'S,
art open port to the northward of the River Plate;
where the expedition from Cadiz might naturally
be expected to repair to take in water and provi-
sions. It appears doubtful whether this measure
has been adopted to resist or to co-operate With
that armament. From Valparaiso it is, stated that
Admiral BLANCO arrived there on t.lre 2Stlr May,
having abandoned the blockade of Callao, where
he had been stationed by Lord COCHRANE, during
his pursuit of the convoy from Panama and
Guyaquil. 'I his proceeding of Admiral BLANCO
appears to have given great dissatisfaction to
the Chilien Government, from the fact that a
court-martial had been convened, immediately en
his arrival„ to try him for the step he had taken.
With respect to Col. SANCHEZ, who, by the last
accounts, was said to have retreated to Valdivia,
we have seen a letter, which states that he had
collected together a force of 2700 men, besides
some, sn►all guerilla parties, am; was encamped
on the banks of the Rio Bin, again threatening
the province of *Conception. General SAN MAR—
TIN was encamped al Mendoza with a corps rd
2500 Chiliens, in order to observe either Buenos
Ayres or Chili, which ever might first cl,int his
attention. The armistice with Santa Fe conti-
nued unbroken. General BeLGRANo had come
down to Frayle Muerto, for the purpose of occu-
pying a central situation between the Mnn'oneros
and Cordova. Intelligence of the sailing of the
two men of war and the frigate, which left Cadiz in
the middle of May last, had been received as Buenos
Ayres. They were expected to arrive at Lima by
the end of August. It will be recollected hat one
of this small squadron, the Alexandar, of 74 guns,
put hack to Cadiz, being pronounced unfit for the
voyage. The advice, from Buenos Ayr es, in which
the above facts are stated, are of the 28th of July.
From Monte Video, the news is not later than the
19th of that month. The Portuguese army then
remained wholly inactive ; no preparations were
making, nor did any symptoms appear either of
evacuation or resistance.

CORN-EXCHANGB, OCT. IS.—Oor Market con-
thanes very abundantly supplied with Wheat from
Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, having had a large in-
crease of Arrivals this morning, exclusive of what
remained over Irons last week ; but the demand
being trilling, the sales were heavy, except for
picked samples, which obtained last Monday's
prices, but all other descriptions are full 2s. per
quarter lower, and at that abatement very few
sales could be effected ; tine Barley is 2s. per
quarter, and time inferior qualities from 3s. to 4s.
per quarter 'cheaper; the latter sorts are almost
unsaleable, and can only be got off in small quan-
tities to Corn-chandlers for grinding ; Oats are
Is. per quarter lower, the supply being large ;
Beans fully support last *eek's prices.—ln other
articles there is no alteration.
ALTERATION !!!—Whether it was in eonse-
(pence of the Numbers being particularly ap-
proved, or front the singular attraction of time
present Lottery, cannot be determined.; but the
Numbers so recently advertised for the choice of
the Public are neatly all disposed of, and T. Butt
is therefore obliged to select an entirely new set,
which he now submits to his best Friends the
Public, and hopes that part of the Fight Prizes
of 20;000/ contained in the united Schemes, may
amongst them, as they are reserved for :welt
persons as may order them ; and may be had at
either of his Offices, 4, Coruhill, or 9, Chating-
CroAs, in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters,
Eighths, or Sixteenths :

7,491 8,018 9,191
4,318 6,383 6,049
3,021 3,024 3,335
No. 53 1,432 1,454
9,194 8,011 6,002
6,001 • 5,381 4,317
4,257 2,239 8,050
2,238 N 0.404 5,436

2,408
3,817
1,458
9,208
7,492
4,319
3,021
N 0.402

.
Adventurers who wish toheve Two whole Tickets
of the same fete, by which 40,0001. may be ob-
tained; may have
j No. 338 t. N 0.381 N 0.3,0031 N 0.3,0141
S,BZUJ j 5,381) f B,othi I. 8,014

Persons not approving any of the' attove, may
choose out of several Thousand, at either of the
.above Offices; where particular or fancy Numbers
may be obtained.—Toe 'Lottery begins 9th of
Next Month, November, (Lord Mayor's Day).
when the Two First Tickets decided, must get
20,0001, each.

A few of the Numbers first advertised are still on
Sale.

Last Lottery the Tickets rose to 261. each, on(1
Sixteenths to 1/. 153._

*** Letters (pust paid), duly answered.—
Sclimes gratis.