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The Representative of the Province addressed a votel
of thanks to the late Governor gnd Captain General,
Martin Rodriguet.

BUENOS AYRES, APRIL 17.
Yesterday arrived the first English packet-boat, the
Countess of Chichester, which sailed float Falmouth
on the Bth of February ; it had On board M. Pousset,
the Vice-Consul. The second packet was to sail on
the 20th of the same month.
It was on the sth of April that Mr. Parish and Mr.
Griffiths were first received by Don Bernarditat Riva-
davia, Minister for Foreign Aftain, and delivered their
credentials as Consul-General and Vice,Consul; whicb
credentials, signed in due form by the Right honour-
able George Canning, and a letter of introduction, of
which we have obtained a copy, and which we insert
with the more pleasure, as it it the first official docu-
ment from Europe in which the Government of the
country is addressed in a direct manner, and conform-
ably to the character which the country has been endear•
Touring for 15 years to acquire.
is Tin RIGHT rioNoUleAßLa GCMGS CANN;

IRA
BERNARDINO aIVADAVIA.
" F 01121411 Orsini, Dar. as, 1,23.
"31°—Tho King, 1117 matter, hiving determined to take met-
arse fortis Apankal preserska 01 *as Conmeret of his Moisss'il
laihissasaa Amami Ayres, audio Amin accurate information of the
Mate of *Sirs in that country, for the purpose of adopting such
issasarm as may eventually lead to the establishment of friendly
rdations with the Government of Buenos Ayres, has been pleased
'to nominate and appoint Mr. Woodbine Parish, to the office of his
Majesty's Consul-General in that State.

NO TO DON

8. Mr. Parish will deliver this letter to your Excellency, and I
must request you to be pleased to grant him what is necessary, that,
being duly qualified, he may enter on the ezemisiof his functions.
" I have the honour to be, Tr, your 'Excellency's obedient
humble Servant, (Signed) " GEORGE CANNING.
" To his Excellency the Secretary of the
Government of Buenos Ayres."
It appears that on the same day, Mr. Parish was re.
cognised in form, and that on Tuesday the 6th, he pre•
sented to Senor Rivadavia, Mr. Thomas Rowcroft,
Consul-General for Peru, who proceeds by land to his
destination.

This forenoon we received the Montteur of Saturday,
and the Etoile of ye:cc:day, by Express, with a letter
from our Correspondent, written on that day. There
is nothing in the IV/patinor but the following declaration
of Captain Bounnesssz, of Le Baron de L'Esperance
" 13th May, at five r. x. being in lat. 42.40. N. and long. 39. W.
I perceived a three-masted vessel disputed. Thinking she wanted
assistance, I sent a boat off to her; there wasno one on board ; her
cargo, masts, and rigging, had been taken away. She appeared to
be the Dawson, of Aberdeen."
Some of the Evening Papers of Saturday stated that
the King of FRANCS was dangerously ill. For the last
three or four years this rumour has been circulated,
about once a fortnight, and we heard it on Saturday;
but as we fhund his MAntsTY had been transacting bu-
siness with his Minister, 14., de irtu.n.r, for an hour
and a half, we did not think it necessary .to give our
Readers the absurd rumours of the Stock• Exchange.
The Etoile of yesterday states, that on Saturday, the
very day that some of the London Newspapers reduce
his MAJESTY to a hopeless condition, he was transacting
business as usual with the President of the Council.

Faettem Items, JULY 3.—For the end et the seethe 101.1.411ik.
We learn by a Letter lions Marseilles of the 21st
June, that very favourable accounts of the state of
Greece have been received at Aims& Ifni Benue,
a Greek deputy, bad arrived at Marseilles on his way
to London; he affirmed that• perfect harmony prevailed
in Greece, that the Chiefs conducted themselves well,
that the Government was firm in its designs, and that
there was every reason to hope that the neat campaigns ,
(which bad not commenced at the time of his departure)
will be glorious to the Greeks.
New Brunswick 19th of May, Quebec
to the 22th, and Jaaaaica Papers to the loth, reached
us this morning. The latter coatis accountafrom Panama
to the 27th Aprils sad confirm the accounts relative to