Star.
London, England, 1829-08-17 00:00:00

GREAT BRITAIN AND BRAZIL.

The claims of the British Goverooseat on Brazil, for sponations
committed by the latter oss the commerce of the former. have been
adjusted, to the amottat of 412,0004 sways ; tie value el the
mikes is Lied at 32d.

FROM BUENOS AYRES.

From the New York Mercantile Advertiser, July 13.

The United State, ship BMOC. Captain Hoffman, arrived
at this port yesterday, from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video,
having left the former place on the lath May. and the latter
on the 3d of June. We learn from the oaken, that u late as the
29th of May, the city of Buenos Ayres remained wider the govern.
meet of Levant, who was, • however, daily losing ground and be-
coming unpopular with the citizens. The place was clesay invested
by the Montaneros, under the Command of Generals Lopes and
Rosa, who bad possession of 'the suburbs. Some skirmbhieg had
occurred since the date of our former accounts, but nob* de-
cisive. The slicers With wham we have convened are of opinion
that this place would shortly fall In consequence of an insult
offered to the French Consul, Monsieur Mendevilk, and the
French Commodore, the latter hid taken pommies of all the
Buenos Ayrean vessels of war. M. Mendeville and family had
taken refrgiOn board the Commodore's ship. The tome of Mai
and Carman of Demos Ayres. had failed. and ceased meek distress.
The Voted States ships Hudson and Vandelia sailed In company
with the Boston, bound to Rio. A letter was mated at Mame-
video, about the Ist Jew, frem our Consul at Buenos Ayres, In
which he stated that the: agontams oe. or Federalist party. had pos-
session of an Boa, Ayres, except the citadel and its immediate
vicinity. , .... 4-. •
• ItIO..DE JANEIRO.
. .
From the Diario ElNeibiense of May 25.
This Number contains at full length the statement made to the
Assembly by the Minister of Finince, in the sitting of hay Ise
The general result of the tables of the receipt owl esPoniihVe
for 18 months is. that the expeoditute having bee. upwards it 29
millions of names, and tie receipt lesichan 29 millions, thesis a
deficiency of about 7,4011,000 milrets. " The sight at the docu-
ments and tables," says the Minister, " clearly showing the espendi-
ture of the several departments, will prove to the Assembly the. did.
natty of °Waning by retrenchments, any reduce* of,the'delkit.—
The Goya:intent leaving to the discretionloyalty of the Ge-
seal Aisettally the choice of the means necessary to ' make
the receipts equal to the expenditure, contests itself with
observing, that with a permanent deficiency no credit can
ivail, no economy can suffice, no administration do good. It
is notorious that our disbursements base annually augmented
Stith the changes, and the new institutions required by the na-
tional independence and the new form of peettinsent. while
bur receipts have not increased at all. except with respect to the
gradual devekpment of our agricultural wealth, which liss,hoW.
her. been paralysed by considerable reductions in, the actual re.
venues. In this state of things it would be a mi:acle indeed if
there were not an annual dekiency, and it would be a still greater
initiele if we• could-continue in this Way tot aerate time teeter.
The dignity and prosperity of Brasil, which are the sole objects of
the paternal solicitude of the Imperial Government, dam the
lutist serious' *tramline of the Genera 'Amenably to Ail future
ovich awaits or, if-suitable 100314/14 • sip not liken effectrelly to
er the dellesency."
' Mar rf --An olidalertiele;"tbat the Taal." of Commerce be-
tween Bash and the United States of Suede America, cerociude'd
rsigned at Rio de hearts,. on the 121 h 'et Deoember. 182 K
. beta a/wired by the Salm, 'and-retiheclimi the 18th Note,h
f 46e, Piosiokoie no which day' the reelamilline were teal:aged
) . I=A project of law has bees.proorotod•t•#* Assam-
' Olt. 4 tier folto"iliff inno9, :..- • ' -
. . " Art. 1. F OdstAt .gold .end silver coin, md geld slid silver is,
"taff;iive - Ai &ties • sit finportills• sit assumption
*Opine oink estident.istautedettlitt empire; •
" Art. I. Articles a . gold or silver. imported from forells
eutisdrits:*Chall pet 'linty' SW easel +Moire= ceisiimiloass, apse
Iktilic of thd wilthwialichiiic • •
(Sillowl)
"'MIGUEL CALMON DU PIN It ALMEIDA.
" Rio de Jaw's*, 7th Jour, len."

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Ayput 17, 14114.
THE COVMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
kis MAJESTY'S NAVY, die 44, gime Nail*,
That on Tummy, the 45th instant,, they will by 'midi to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (paled up), and treat foe the supply of
the following Articles, tollepdelivered at the ports, and in the pe-
riods undermentioned, viz.
800 Quarters of WHEAT, to weigh Sixty Pounds to the Bushel,
at Plymouth--one-half in the month of September, and the re-
minder in the month of October next.
Two Thousand Quarters of WHEAT, to weigh Sitty Pounds
to the Bushel, at Deptford—Five Hundred Quarters thereof In the
first week in September, and the remainder in the three following
weeks, in the proportion of five hundred Quarters per week.
Twelve Tons of CHEESE, and Seven Tons of BUTTER.
at Deptford, half of each in the first fortnight of September, and
the remainder in a fortnight afterwards.
Samples of the Wheat, of not less than One Quart. must be
produced by the Party tendering ; and the Conditions of the
Contracts may be seen at this Office.
Each Tendet must specify the price In words at length, snd be
delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
must attend to answer when called for.
JOHN T. BRIGGS. ,

THE EVENING STAR.

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