The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-11 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES, Jr►x. 10.

General Miller arrived in this city on Friday, witiva pass-
port for London.
By the 31all which arrived yesterday evening, we have re-
ceived information that the district of Tarija is re-incorporated
with the United Provinces. •

The treaties concluded with the Indian Caciques of the
North, at the meeting in Laguna del Guanaco, have been re.
ceived in this city.
J. 13.—The last accounts from Monte Video state, that
there are in that port only a Brazilian brigantine and scheoner,
and merchantmen of different nations, detained; that Vice-
Admiral Lobo sailed on the filth with his squadron, consisting
of 2 corvettes, 3 brigantines, 2 schOoners, 3 gun.boats, and
2 transports, with thellesign of fortifying the island of Martin
Garcia, and that on. the sth of this month his Britannic .31a.
j sty's ship of the line the Wellesley of 82 guns, arrived there
from Rio de Janeiro.

A boat belonging to the English frigate the Doris anchored
here yesterday, bringing dispatches from Monte Video for Mr.
Parish.

Colonel William Brown has been incorporated with the Na-
tional Marine, and entrusted with the command in chief of the
squadron.
JAN. 14.—Dispatches have just been received from General
Lavalleja, one of which details a victory gained over the Brazi-
Bans by Coldnel Don Leonardo Olivern; the result of which is
of very great importance, as it has given us possession of the
important place of Santa Theresa, and of the fort of San Mi-
guel, which are on the frontier of the enemy's territory, and are
considered as the key of it.
The report of Col. Olivera states that he had taken the enemy
by surprise, whciran out of the houses in their shirts and escaped
into the mountains where they could not be 'pursued : about 20
were killed or wounded, and 70 or 80made prisoners. A consider..
able quantity of arms and ammunition was taken, and many
horses. This affair took place in the morning of the 31st of
December.

Colonel Brown having taken the command of the squadron,
sailed on the 13th to reconnoitre the enemy, and-ofrered them
battle; but the enemy,. notwithstanding his superiority, was not
to be Induced to fight, and retreated.:
JAN. 17.,.—The sailing of our squadron, and the cowardice of
the enemy, produced an. extraordinary enthusiasm on the multi.
tudes that crowded the bunks of the, ri,:er. Many Arad to en.
list as volunteer& Some persons manned and armed • eight or
tea boats and followed the squadron. Our principal merchants
made a sUbseription of 12,000 piastres, to purchase the Ameri.
can schooner Grace Ann, but could not agree with the pro.
pricier, who asked an exorbitant price. The Government has
purchaied the Upton and Mohawk 'brigs,.and the GraCe Ann,

schooner, and has changed their names, to the following : Re-
publica Argentina, Congreso Constituente, and Sarandi.

The following officers were appointed to command them
The CongrisO Constituente, Captain William Robert Mason,
Sub-Lieutenants, William Corey and John King.—The Re-
publica Argentina, Commander, Lieutenant Robert G. Beazley,
Sub-Lieutenant, James Welder.—The Saran di, Commander,
Lieutenant Robert H. Ford, Sub-Lieutenant, Hugh Campbell.
JAN. 20.—We learn that the army of operation has already
passed into the Province Oriental ; though this news is not
.official, we believe it to be certain. It is of great importance
to the success of 'the campaign, it being absolutely necessary
to support Colonel Olivera, who has occupied San Theresa.,
JAN. 24.—0 n .the 21st our squadron gave new proofs of
valour, and the enemy of cowardice. One of the enemy's gun-
boats was taken.

JAN'. 27.—The Congress continues to discuss the plan pre-
sented by the Government for the establishment of a National
Bank.

A project has been laid before the Congress for incorporating
the Discount Bank with the National Bank. It was referred
to the Committee of Finance, and the agents appointed by the
General Board of the Discount Bank having expressed their
readiness to join in the plans of the Government, the Congress
has decreed the proposed incorporation—each share of 1,000
dollars in the Discount Bank to be convertible into six shares of
200 dollars in thy National Bank.

The private Letters from Buenos Ayres state,
hat the projected incorporation of the Discount
Bank with the National Bank had taken place.
A report was in circulation this morning, of the
National Bank of BuenosAyres, having suspended
payment, but the fact of the union of the two
Banks stated in the private letters may, we think,
be taken as decisive of the rumour being un-
founded.

We regret to say that the details in the St.
Helena letter, brought by the Garn-brea Castle,
(in our last past page,) are fully conf►rmed by
the private letters from India, delivered this
morning. In one communication, our loss in
Officers is stated as high as 20. Considerable
anxiety will naturally- prevail for the arrival of
the official statements. From the promptitude
with which Lord COMBERMER has so unexpec-
tedly appeared before l3hurtpore, the fall of that
important fortress is confidently expected.

A l\lail from Lisbon arrived in town this morn-
ing, bringing a series of (lie Lisbon Gazettes to
thet9th of March. The only article of interest
is the subjoined Circular, addressed to all the
public officers, taken from the Lisbon Gazelle of
the 27th ult.:—

01'FICIAL.

DErnicraturrr or TIE MINISTER of THE INTERIOR.

To Joao de Matto!' e Vasconcellus Barban de Magaliees.

" The Government of these Kingdoms, created by the Royal
Decree of the 6th March this year, of which her Serene High-
ness the Infanta Donna Isabella Maria is President, consider-
ing the necessity of regulating the ferms for the dispatch of
business, ordains as follows :

(4 That all laws, letters. patent, sentences, and all documents
whatever, which are usually dispatched in the name of the sove-
reign, shall be headed as follows :

Don Pedro, by the Grace of God, King of Portugal and
the Algarves on this side anti beyond the sea in Africa, Lord
of Guinea, and of the conquest, (navigation, and commerce of
Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia, and India, &e.

"That the Alvaras shall run thus the king make

known.'

" The decrees !Shall be in the form hitherto used.

" That the Avizos and Portarios shall be issued as at pre-
sent,.i. e. " The Government of these kingdoms, created by
the royal decree of 6th slarch, this year, of which the most
Serene Senhora Infanta Donna Maria Isabella, President, &c.
" The seals used for public documents to be as they were
before the law of lath December, 1815, with the following

inscription .
"Parra I V., Del Grata Portugalice et Algarviorum,
Rex."
"JOSE JOAQUIM DE ALMEIDA E ARANJO
CORREA DE LACERDA."
" March 2Q, 1826."

Private letters from Lisbon, dated the 22d
ult., state the expected arrival of the late Secre•
tary of Sir CITA IMES STU A RT, who had been ob-
liged, in consequence of ill health, to quit tlu
Brazilian capital,on his return to England, but was
expected to touch at Lisbon. The politic
nuncs would attach importance to the voyage of
this demi-diplomatist, as be is said to enjoy the
confidence of his employer. The Queen and
Princess Regent are not yet reconciled, although
attempts are making to effect-this, and it is even
added, that they will reside together in the
Palace of Ajuda. Report continues to add im-
mensely, to the wealth which the late King left be-
hind him. The amount was originally estimated at
near five millions of English money, and now, two
millions of francs are added in ingots of gold,
two millions more in gold dust, and finally, a
leathern bag, filled with brilliants of incalculable
value. Excessive as this statement must neces-
sarily be, it is nevertheless without doubt that
the late KING died possessed of an immense
sum, a part of which has already been paid over
to the Queen, in pursuance of the will of her
ttoyal Spouse. The manner in which the KING
has disposed of the residue of this money, has
d very general discontent. The comma-
ipodue
orcnti
octt s
bet
ween the English squadron in the
Tagus with London is frequent. Letters re-
ceived' from Rio) represent things there as in a

fp.vourable condition. The Brazilians had cap-
tured a steam-boat from the Republic of Buenos

Ayres.

A file of Halifax Papers to the 16th ultimo.,
was received this morning at the North and South
,Imerican Subscription Room, from which the fol.