The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-03 00:00:00

BUENOC ♦TAES.

The Journal called Afensagero Argentino ceased with the
34th number, on the 14th March. On the 29th March appeared
the Ist number 'of a new JOurnal of lialf.the size, being a quarto
instead of a.folio, but publishedrlaily.
MAncir 29.—The last news from the national army are to the
12th inst. The head-quarters ,were at Anayo
,de San Jose (del
tJrugay), where the remainder of the infantry, which had ,
re-
mained on the right bank of thti river, was joining it.
The enemy had not wade up to that date any movement to-
wards the frontieis.

-- - -
General De Benito Martinez, appointed chief of the staff of the
national army, set out for his destination on the 20th inst.
The following are the laws sanctioned by the General Consti-
tutional Congress:—
Fre. 16.—The consolidation of the internal debt of the State,
to ist Feb. 1820. .
MA IIP ft 8.--The law declaring Buenos Ayres the capitutof the
Republic.
Alaficif 9. --:-That declaring that Deputies who have been al-
lowed to resign their seats, shall continue their functions till half
of the 'Deputies of the Province which they represent have 'joined
the Congress.
AfAttrit B.—That declaring national under the exclusive ad-
ranistristion of. the eyesideput of the llepub;ic, all the (;ustont•
itiiisepi;' and all kinds of duties on articles exported and int.
ported. 0:
11fAlico 30,—From 'Bolivia at Rause, the Governor of the
town bad had shot twenty-one individuate of the army, some of
Ihem corporals and sergeants, on account of an insurrection. ln
oonaequetice of this five hundred men have arrived, sent by the
Marshal de Ayacucho, and in order to•put a stop to the evils
r,,bich arise from the dislike 'With which the inhabitants' received.
pi„di Vrdininea, the Marshal had removed him to the presidency
of Chuquicara, and Senor Olaneta to Potosi.
OPPIIOIAL.—MA I;11 31.

DitneXOß AVIS% MARCH I.s.—The President of the Re-
public, considering the necessity of exteuditig and regulating the
PlitiWti and cOmercial relations of the country with other nations,
and the importance of regulating the salaries of the diplomatic
Agents and Councils,. has the honor to propose to the Congress for
slmitioll As annexed project,of Law.
" .tha,P,yeaident of ,the Republic renews..the expression of his
respect to the Representatives of the nation.,
(Signed).. RIVADAVIA,
• To Francisco de la Crux.

PROJECT OF LAW.
Aroci.a 1, The individuals composing the diplomatic body of
this republic abroad shall enjoy the ,folpwing:salaries
Plenipotentiaries in Europe 9,000 piastres, and in America 7,000,
per anntun. Salaries of 'Legation 2,000: piastres. Charge
d'A.fiSircs 4,soo.piastres in Europe, and 3,500 in America.. •,
2. Farb Legation, in Europe shall have an Adjunct, who shall,
hve a Siii ;ay, of .1,1)00 piastres per annum. ' ' ' •
S. phurgo d'Attiires shall have, for the duties of secretary, an
Officer, who shell have 1,600,9i/44es ip Encore, and I,QOO in
AMerics.
4. The Aliiiistera Pleuipottaiariand Charge d'Affaires shall
also have the amount of a year's salary for the expences of the
Legation, and beaiders the travelling ex penees.
lb. Consuls-General shall hive 3,000 piastres in Europe, and.
2,000 in .America.

6. Co9suls anti Commereial Agent; shall enjoy the produce Of
their ealoluments.

7. The above salaries shall be paid from the day of the ateept-
*nee of the appointment, till that of the return of the Ambassador
to this capital.

4trair2l.::-4rom EoliVia General Olanet; published a notice,
dated huquicara, 15th February, stating, that as 'the Emperor
of Brazil had declared war against Buenos Ayres, and the Inha-
bitants of thit Republic bad often clued their blood in the muse of
Peru, it was just and necessary to assist them, especially with the
army, if it should he wanted, and 'which must be placed on a bril-
liant footing, capable of teaching the unjust hatt her men ore pi 4
to'be insulted' with impunity.
4.--The vessels of the national squadron have been en-
tirely repaired since the slight damage they sustained in the attack
operations.
on Colonea. It is at anchor,
expe7,4ini- orders for its further
APRIL I....—The Wire" has lamilawfulat the.ProPoied regula-
;ion of the salaries of the Ministers, &C..
,tty fbriAg, countrio.
Aran. lg.—Yesterday evening the imperial schooner, Maria
Isabella, of seven guns, three officers, and fifty men, and a cutter
with three guns, taken: at the mouth of the pert of Monte Video,
anchored here. 1 ,
A the brig Repu.

i.ett;rs fin-tn AliAlt* Video say that there is a -ditrerence
tween the Government and the _English Consul, on the -question'
whether the English packet baste shall convey to' Buenos .Ayres
Passengers and letters from that City, which. that Government is
Inclined to oppose.
AcxtL 14.—The President has add [Toped note to the,Congren
urging the necessity of proceeding to the ftlrrnation of the Consti-
tution.

. Aram 15. All our stinadron ancl,arrd
,V9iterday at the entrance
of the Port, after having.. obtained, with-enly• one /If its vessels, a
nsw,triuinph over the enemy in sight of Monte Video, on the 11 tit
hot. -; Admiral Brown, in a dispatch, gives an Recount of a san-
guinary action between the ships the Twenty-fifth May
and
the Republica; • with a very superior force of the enemy, which
itbligod to retreat into Monte Video. • 'Admiral frown' could
uot pursue them from the state of his 'vessel, and 110. more of his
squadron having conic up. • •
The whole squadron has sailed again excNit the ruientyviy.th
of May anti the Republica, which have to repair smite trifling
- ,
damage. •

'Ann. eo.t-AVe- learn from Monte Video (17th inst.) that the
45114111146'.04 the gliffioort haAl iasi4tl uolers ea Om 19th hot to

permit the English packets. to, take. letters or passengers to Buenos-
,
Ayree.
• APRIL 26.—We have news from the army to the 17th, and
from ,'Gen. LaValleja's division,-to the 15th, no, operations had
taken place on either side. ,
APRIL 29.—The President of the Republic has appointed
Dr. DOri ,Manuel 'Garcia, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Con-
gress at rename ; an 4. D. D. Manuel Moretti, Minister Plenipo-
tentiary to the ITAited States of North America.
111 Av S.—The Government of Chili has Convoked a general
constituent Congress of that Republic to meet at Rancagua on the
15th June this year.

Despatches have been.. this morning received at the
Foreign Office from _Mr. PARISH, his Majesty's
Consul-General, at Buenos-Ayres, and from -Mr.
R ICKETTS' his Majesty's Consul-General at Lima.

Dutch Paper's to the 2d instant, have been received
this morning. The following are extracts :

'HAARLEM, JUNE SO.

The Emperor of Russia has appointed a Supreme Council to
try and pass sentence on the persons implicated in the conspiracy
of December last ; it consists of the following members:—

President ConneLapuchin, or, in case of illness, Prince Kura.
kin; the Minister of Justice, with the function of Attorney.
General. The other members are—Privy Counsellor' Golofkin,
General Langeron, and ten other Generals, and Mr. Kouschni-
knif,- Senator of Moscow.

AMSTERDAM, JUNE 28.

The heat here has been very oppressive for some days, viz. 84
to 817., To-day at half-past two it was at 89 in the shade, which
is two degrees more than in the hottest• day in 182 b, viz. 16th
Ally, when tire' thermometer was at B'7.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
JUNI SO.-40-9; two months, 40-5.

Letters have been received this morning from the
William' Harris transport, at Tenerifre, on 14th May,
on her way to Ascension, with articles for the garrison
in that island. The Vice-Consul at Teneritle had
forwarded by the last vessel to Ascension, fig, prickly
pear, orange, lime, and lemon plants.

Accounts have been received this morning in the
City, of some successful operations against the Bur-
mese. ,We have only time to give the following copy
of a letter dated Mutiipoor, 25th Jan. last.
We are happy to be t4ile to. state that the Burmese. have been
compelled to abandon the Country, and retreat across the Ningti,
,by a series of gallant and judicious operations, conducted by Rajah
Gambhir with the assistance of Captain Grant and Lieut.
.Pemberton. The detachments sent to Hnbboo Pergunah, -as no-
ticed in our letter of the 26th ult., found the Northern portion
evacuated, and the Burmese force, under the Sunjoo Rajah and
the Rajah of Tummoo, to the number Of 700 men, strongly stock-
aded at the latter place, being too weak to attack the post.
-The Commander of the detachment sent for reinforcements,
and Gambhir Sinh and Captain Gant, immediately marched to
his Resistance, with the rest of the levy, across the mining hills
into the Burman territory, in which rout they passed several
stockades that had been commenced in the defiles, but abandoned
:on their expected advance. They joined the detachment on the
18th. On feconnoitring 'the stockades, it was found to be
of considerable strength and extent; the party were unpro-
vided with artillery, and an attempt to carry it by escalade,
must have been attended with serious loss. It was ascertained,
however, that the water of the stockade was procured from a nul.
lack 80 paces distant,' and advantage was promptly taken of this
circumstance to cut off the .13m-inane from their supply. On the
19th the Munnipoor troops effected their advance through a thick
jungle, and were not discovered till they had obtained command of
the spot whenee access to the stream from the stockade was
practicable. The enemy on perceiving then, opened a heavy fire,
but the men being sheltered by the stockade, antlered little. The
Burmese made several spirited sorties, but they were received
with great spirit, and in a desperate and final attempt on the night
of the 21st, being, repulsed with severe loss, they commenced
their retreat, the stockade was cleared by the night of the 22d,
'and taken possession of by the Rajah. Lieut. Pemberton joined
the forces on the 20th. Immediately after the success, a detach-
ment of three hundred men was sent for Ward, who succeed-
ed in. .capturing a' stockade on the right bank .Of the
Ningti River, upwards of 260 people were liberated ; a reinforce-
ment of 500 had. been ordered to join this advance, and the rest
of the levy ,was to follow to the'banks of the Ningti, when it was
expected favourable opportunities would offer of carrying the war
into the enemies' country : the road from the tiver to Amerapoora,
is said to present no difficulties to the advance of an army.

Two out of the three great county contests which re-
mained in -England are at an end, namely, those' of
Westmoreland and 'Sussex ; and the last, that of
Northumberland, is on the 'eve of its close.
In all, the resultS have verified our predictions, and
been such as every, admirer of the Constitution ,must
;approve. No elections in the kingdom have more
satisfactorily shown the state of • public feeling than
Westmoreland ~and Sussex. In "Westmoreland the
Opposition Candidate possessed every possible advan-
tage, both from the favour of the returning officers,
and from his own talents ; but the cause which he
advocated was a bad one; and his failure has been
signal and complete. No less complete has been the
failure of Sir GODFREY WEBSTER in Sus Sex, where
he had not to contend against the powerful influence
of commanding property, (which the adVocates of Mr.
B aotKINA may.assert he had in the county:of West-
moreland, but where he had to contend against that uni,
vernal feeling of hostility-to Radicalism, Which the free...,
holders of all counties have exhibited during' the preL
sent election. The argument is conclusive; and we can-
not too much rejoice that good sense has thus every.
where revailed over the folly of modern principles. •
• In. Northumberland the probability of Mr.' BEAU'
MONI'S disappointment appears to ,have led him into
some hasty expressions with Mr. LAMUTON, which
Might have been Attended with ',Very serious conse-
quences had not the civil power checked the fiery spirits
of these Gentlemen.

MEMBERS RETURNED.

[l.termn marovii;o.l
sYs• -
cxx—Buirell ; Curteic
COUNTY OF Ross-4411' J. W. Mackenzie.
COUNTY or' AYR—Gen. J. Montgnmerie.
CoutqTy OF DUMFRIES—Sir W. J.
COUNTY OF ROXBURGH—It. F. Scutt.

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STATE OF TII E POLLS.

COUNTY OF LIMERICK.
Fitzgibbon 2887
Lloyd - - 1983
O'Grady -
- '1513
COUNTY Of. 1.0.1-111.
Dawson - 852
Foster -a. - 545
Porteecue ' - 633
COUNTY OF MONAGHAN.
Shirley - - 791
Leslie -
.W1'14411;1! • • .506
Tyler -

NORTHIThIRERLAND.
Liddell _ - 1458
Bril- - ISM
Been!Opt 1201
Howiek - 95*2
WESTMORLAND.
Lord Lowthee
Colonel Lorher 18e,
BrOugliam

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE•

night, with
sAThis pleasant ant little Theatre opened on Saturday
• •luur.f.iliterestttg, °Pura' "
Mr. Sono was the hero of the drama, and took the part,
(originally yerformed by iloonam) of the Tartar •Chiefrain:
of 21; nee or The Tartar Chief:
,--tt mile 1414m:rim made her appearance as Astusin. This
young ludY's voice is . evidently rich and powerful :
but
wants at the same time that exquisite finish which so highlY "14:
reeterised Miss M. Tarr. lit some instances, more IsPecil"*Y
rime , her
when
softnome and tenderness should haYe Wen eq"ar
voice possessed too d vigour. But this i
nitwit boldness en
is a
defect
.which a more enlarged experience will correct. Miss
P ATON was the Nino& of the evening, and, we need scarcely'odd, distinguished herself' Id usual by the depth, melody, end cum'
ass of her singing. The Opera was followed by the light and pleol
sant piece of Free and Ea 4; in the support' of which 4 phalanx of
comic talent was enlisted.- The house, we were pleased to find;;
was crowded in every part, and the decorations made Sines last
season rebel mach credit on the llanageea tasty.•