Star.
London, England, 1811-12-12 00:00:00

BUENOS itrßEs.

From the Buenos Ayres Gazette of the 19th of Sept. 1811.
BUENOS AYRES, SEPTEMBER 19.
Protestation of the Generals of the army of the
eastern frontier, against the rumours which bad been
disseminated, unfriendly to the unanimity of their
sentiments
11" TO THE JUNTA OF GOVERNME)IT OF THE PROVINCES
OF TILE JIMA FLATS.
" Most Excellent Senor—Having understood that
rumours, unfavourable to the hannony, union and
friendship which prevail between the Generals of this
army, have been disseminated, to the injury of the
service, we have agreed to give your Excellency a
testimony of the unutterable harmony which cements
our operation'', and is in every respect conformable
to the interests of the country. We, the Generals of'
th‘i eastern army, in whose hands your Excellency
has placed the aims of the country, have hitherto
conducted our military operations hi perfect concert;
and we can assure your Excellency, with all that
ingenuousness which characterises us, that since our
first communications, onr tigreement has been mu-
tual. Our reciprocal intercourse has cemented
sincere friendship between us ; and the high responsi.
baity which•we both owe to the most excellent Junta
has been a new means of consolidating it. The treat
• object towards which our urthed mili!ary operations
are directed, is the liberty and independence of our
native country : to it &e devote all our efforts, all
our labours—and will even sacrifice our lives in he
defence. All the officers whom we have the honour
to command breathe similar sentiments; and are as
',plaited in the performance of their military functions,
as friendly its their social communications. We there-
fore trust, that your Excellency will do'us the honour
to dissipate every suspicion, and will condescend to
receive this expression of cur sincerity, as the strong-
est pledge of our unalterable union, and of the re-
spectful regard which we feel for your Excellency.—.
GOD preseite you many years,
(Signed)

" JOSE RON DEAII.
" JOSE 41STIGAS.

" Head-quarters at Arroyo Seco, Sept. 14."
PROVINCES OF TUE INTERIOR.

We have repeatedly said, that our misforture on
the Desaguadero has tended in a considerable degree
t.% make us acquainted with the real interest which
all the inhabitants (1 the interior feel in the great
cause of America ; and on every occadcn all classes
'have manifested their aklherence to it, and tlieir firm
i•cohaion to sacrifice every thing in its support.
The Senor Prz•sident, and I)eptity, who lately de,
parted for Peru, have al rived at Curdnl)3, and have
received from the inhabitants of that city the nicst
affecting proofs of patriotism, They have all display-
ed an anxiety truly laudable, to concur in promoting
those great exertions called for by the dangerous
situation of the country, instead of being-intimidated
by its perils. 'These dangers increase in proportion
ai the spirit of patriotism brows cool ; and Lothing is
to he feared, if wp are all actuated by equal energy
;anti resolution,

BUENOS AYRES, SP.BTZIMBER 17.
On She representation and petition of the most-er-
cellent Cabildo (corporate body) of t!tis city, Don
Joaquin Campan.t, Secretary at War and of the Go-
vernment, has been dismissed by the most excellent
Jurto ; and in the night of yesterday was conveyed
without the city, for the purpose of con:ulting the
evict and tranquillity of its inhabitants, which were
greatly endangered by his ;:ntinnance. In.conse•
/pence, the Senor Nlectilier 1)ott Juan Alava has
been appointed to the pfllce of Secretary in his room,
and will perform tote. fanctions thereof M all its
branches phblic notice is thus given of the above,
by orders of the Government, for the clue informatio::
giittl 4144*w:1416 ofcite provinces,

CORUNNA GAZETTES, •

CHiEF STAFF oTHE SiXTId .ARMY.
ORGANIZATION, DISTRICTS, AND INTERIOR RESERVI/A,
The organizing the Forces of the Interior of the
Kingdom of Galicia, giving a Military form to those
which ought to exist in the heart of die country, has
urged the Commandant General, Mayer-General
Don FRANCISCO Karma Ana.nta, to adopt the fol.
lowing system
lat. The Kingdom of Galicia is to be divided into six distrirs
agreeably to its cumber of veuvinces.
2dly. Each divrict iv:al be under the command of a Military
Chief, who will have the the of Cenunandant General of the
Province, and who is to have the cemmuld of 'all the forces
within the same.

idly. The armed force of each disteet will form a strwg and
respectable corps, which is to be called Division of Reserve of the
Interior.

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4thly. The Division of Reserve of the Interior will go by nu-
merical order, according to the geographical situation or the
[Provinces,

sthly. The Divisions of Reserve of the Interior, will receive
their formation and military instruction from the Officers, Set-
jeants, and Corporals of the Veteran Corps destined fur that pur-
pose in the capital of each Province.
Gthly. For the present the Commandant Generalship of the
Provinces of Galicia, and of the Divisions of Reserve, are com-
prehended in the following statement . . . _

• Divisions of Re-
Provinces. serve of the
Interior.
Brig.-Gen. Don Estevan Fortier, Mondoned• isr.
Got. Don Francisco Conredonslo, Lugo
Brig.-Gen. Don Josef Trsllas, Orense
Brig.-Gen. Don Remigio O'Hara, 'f uy 4th.
Col. Don Manual Macarenas, Santiago • sth.
Ma;or-Genek.d. Den Fr-Amin:co Curunna and / 6th.
l'oboada and Gill Bctanzus •

Commandant Generals.

DEPOI'S.

A General Depot has been established in Villa
Franca del ilierzo, of the Officers, Serjeants, and
Corporals of the regiment of Arragon, under the com-
mand of Brigadier.Gener.►l Count lie PRIEQUE. This
is to be the punt of reunion for all individuals, who,
from being employed, or through sickness, leave pf
Absence, ur any other motive whatsoever, may be
absent from the Army, that they mAy get a propel
destiny. •