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The following interesting information was this
morning teceived at Lloyd's. The new insurrection in
Monte Video. which it records, will be likely te em-
barrass the Imperial Government of Brazil; and throw
a difficulty in the way of Sir CHARLES STUART'S ne-
gotiation between Brazil ancithe mother country;.

EACT OF A LETTER ItROM MONTE VIDEO, MAY 10.
•6 Business Is completely at a stand, owing to the political state
oF Coe country, all communication wkh tie interior being cut off.

41.bady of Spanish Patriots (under the command •of a Spanish
(,e..eral, who has revolted from the Portuguese, and Who is re-
puted to have committed great cruelties), are within seven leagues
or Ulla city ; and as numerous arrests of the principal inhabitants

have taken place here, and ostensive *military preparations are
goir•g forward, great alarm prevails amongst all classes of people.
Our force is very inconsiderable, but as dispatches have been suit
iii 3 (srande and Rio ,Jautiro, it is espested we shall have sufi/-•

m&rr: t.g. In a preceding column we have given'
ar. account of the defeat of General OLANETA, in
Upper Peru, in two engagement% in the, beginning
of March. The Buenos Ayres Argos, a file. of which we
received this forenoon, from the 9th of April to the 4th
of May; contains later account*, of a highly interesting
nature. It appears that Hilo the defeat by General
SucaE, OLANETA endeavoured to esc ipe with his shat-
tered atmy, and was pursued by Colonel de MEDINA
Cud, who came up with the touted enemy near Tu-1
mu's'a on the Ist of April. OLANETA is stated to have
had WO men, the Patriots only 300; an engagement
took place, in which the Royalists were entirely de•
feated, and General OLANETA killed. The freedom of
Peru may new be considered as accomplished, the small
division of VA LDLZ alone remaining, and, it is too trivial
to hold out.

In addition to this news, the details of which we sub-
join, the Argos of Buenos Ayres contains accounts of
vat ions advantages gained over the Indians,who had in-
vaded the tertitory of Buenos Ayres. They were put to
flight and compelled to abandon all their plunder, and
even their own horses, but they escaped with the mares,
and could not be overtaken. A project of law has been
submitted to the Congress-of the Province of the Xo
de la Plata, for the formation of a national army. The
following are the official dispatches containing an ac-
count of the events in Peru.:

•
/kilt troops in a few days to repel any attack."
l'ihe scarcity of recent arrivals from South Amtric.a,
and the little news they brought, has been amply cum-
tittkr.atcd by the well of iutilligLott Ivav4. icctivto