The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-12 00:00:00

his 'morning :

I BULLETIN.

"
King's Pal..ice, St. James's, Half-}"`'
Eleven o'Clock,

" Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence has pas4e4
another good night, and contimics at pres:nt free from fever.
We still,entertain great hopes that the infant Princro

will live.

" H. HALFORT),
" W. KNIGHTON,

" A. HALL IDATt

After the Docters had left the Duchess, ana
ssued the Bulletin, they proceeded to the KING:.
to, make a report to His MAJESTY of the state of
the Duchess and the Infant Princess.

Letters, dated Sept. 16, were received yestcr
day from Buenos Ayres. The people of that
city had indulged the expectation that, after etc
advantages gained by their troops over tholi!
from Santa Fe, under Lopez and Carrera, Ow'
dissensions between the two provinces would be
settled by a treaty ;. but the terms insisted pithy'
Santa Fe beinginadmissible, and: the troops if
the latter being reinforced, hostilities recora-.
menced. The first act of aggression committed.
by Lopez was an attack on the town of Sat' Ni-
cholas, in the hope of surprising the. gafrisost
there ; but the attempt was not only unsuccessfu .
hut produced the most fatal consequences to the
town of'Santa Fe. A large body. of Guayearot
Indians,' who had been engaged -as auxiliarieff
deserted. Lopez on his change of fortnne'; and,
taking adyantacre of the Unprotected• state ia
which Santa Fe had been left., entered it on 'their
retreat, . plundering, burning, and
,destroyin4
,many of the. houses,, and committing the 11101-4
dreadftil outrages. Lopez,, as soon as he.receivett
intelligence of them, hastened back to Santa Fe.'
The Gnayearu Indians having. been generally at
war with Santa Fe,' and the ancient animosity
between them now rekindled by this event, it i;
feared that 'some time will elapse before tray'
quillity can be restored and the town, placed
security. Alvear, it, appears, is gone to Monte
Video, but Carrera remains with Lopez.--(Lunt'
ing Pa. por.), • ,
It appears from the Quebec Papers that the
Merchants of that Colony, connected }fitly the
timber trade, had held a Meeting, and resolved to
send .a Deputation to London to devise ,song
-means of avoiding the evils to• be apprehended'
from the contemplated measures affecting tb.!
staple trade of the .Qolony.
His Royal Highness the Doke• Of YOnx, 'and;
the Prince and Princess ESTEIpIAZY, leave twill
to-morrow, on a visit to the Earl and-Countess CC
JERSEY, at their seat,, Middleton Park, ,Ox:fortl-.
shire, and in a few days the whole :of the dis.•
tinguished party, including the Noble Earl and,
Countess, intend paying a visit to the Duke and
Duchess of B r.nrd aD, at 'Woburn.

Yesterday. Baron PAGEL arrived at his bouso
at Whitehall-place, from Dropmore, the scat of
Lord and Lady GRE'SVTLLE, where his Excel.
lend• has been on a. visit.

DUEL,—A duel was fought on Saturday, on
Blackheath, between Mr. a Gentlemao
of fortune in Kent, and a Mr. S—y—u, a mer-
chant, in
,consequence of .a diEpute at a coffee-
house in the city, when some blows were clr-
changed. Mr. S. was 9110 t in the shoulder in the
first fire. and the ball, which had lodged, was
extracted in the evening, and he is u'oillg well.
We have authority to.,state, that there will be
a Musicm. FESTIVAL on the grandest scale, at
Chester, aboutthe latter end of September in the.

ensuing year,

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