Star.
London, England, 1826-07-03 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES.

The Journal called Memnon dree,entino ceased with the 34:h
number on the 14th of March. On the 29th of March appeart•l
the first number of a new Journal of half the size, bring a quarto
instead of a folio, but published daily.
20 —The La sews from the National Army is to the
12th instant; the Head-quarters were at Arrago de San Jose (del
Omar), where the Commander of the Infantry, which had coos.
mead on the right bank of the river was joining it.
The enemy had not at that date made any movement towards
the frontiers.

General De Benito Marlinz, appointed Chief of the Staff of
the National Army, set out for his destination on the 20th instant.
The following are the Laws sanctioned by the General Constitu-
ent Congress: •
Masse 3 —The Law declaring Buenos Ayes the capital o
the Republic :
eth do.—That declaring that deputies who have been allowed to
resign their seats shall continue their functions till half of the de-
puties of theProvilice which they represent have joined the Congren.
13th do..—That declaring national property under the exclusive
administration of the President of the Republic, all the Custom-
houses, and all kinds of duties on articles exported and imported.
Maucu 50.—From Bolivia, at Potosi, the Government of the
town had shot twenty-one individuals of the army, some of therm
corporals and serjeants, on account of an insurrection. in consequence
of this, five hundred men have arrived. sent by the Marshal de
Ayacucho, and in order to put a stop to the evils which arise front
the dislike with which the inhabitants received Senor Uttilnini, the
Marshal had removed him to the Presidency of Chuquesaia, and
Senor Olanota to Potosi.—(othrial) March 51.
MA ace 15.—The President of the Republic considering the.
necessity of extending and regulating the political and commetcral
relations of the country with other nations, and the importance of
regulating the salaries of the Diplomatic Ag -nts and Consuls, tas
the honour to propose to the Congress, for its sanction, .he annexed
Project of Law.
The President of the Republic renews the expression of his re.
spect to the Representatives of the Nation. (Signed)
RI VA DAVIA, Francisco de la Crnz.
PROJECT OF LAW.
Art. 1. The individuals composing the diplomatic body of tb:s
Republic abroad shall enjoy the [(Wowing salaries :—Ministers
Plenipotentiaries in Europe nine thousand piastres, and in America
seven thousand, per annum; Secretaries of Legation two thousand
piastres.—Charge d'Affaires, 4,500 piastres in Europe, and 5,5C0
America.

Q. Each Legation in Europe shall have an Adjunct, who stall
have a salary of fifteen hundred piastres per annum.
3. Charge d'Affaires ihaU have for the denies of Secretary as
Oncer, who shall have fifteen hundred piastres in Europe, and
one thousand in America.

4. The Ministers Plenipotentiary and Charge d'Affaires shall la
have the amount of a years salary for the expenses of the Legating,
and besides the travelling expenses.
S. Ceasuh.General shall have three thousand piastres in Europe,
and two thousand in America.

6. Consuls and Commercial Agents shall enjoy the prance of
their emoluments.

7. The above salaries shall be paid from the day of the accept-
ance at the appointment till that of the return of the Ambassador,
and to this txpetal.
April I.—From Bolivia, General Olanota published a tactic"
dated C.hugeleaca, February 35, stating, that as the Emperor if
Brasil bad declared war against Buenos Ayres, and the inhabitants
of that republic had often shed their blood in ;he cause of Peru, it
was just and necessary to assist them, especially with the army, if
it should be wanted, and which most be placed on a brilliant foto-
ing, capable of teaching the unjust that her men are not to be in-
sulted with impunity.
April 4.—The vessels of the national squadron have been entirely
repaired since the slight damage they sustained in the attack as
Colonia. It is at anchor, expecting orders for its further operation'
Alen B.—The Congress has sanctioned the proposed regulation
of the four laws of the Ministers, &c. to foreign countries.
APAIL 13.—Yesterday evening the Imperial schooner Maria
Isabella, of seven guns, three officers, and fifty men, and a cutter
with three guns, taken at the mouth of the port of Monte Vide%
anchored here. A smack, carrying provisions to Colones has boo
taken by the brig Republica.
Letters from Moots Video say, that there is a difference between
'the Government and the English Consul, on thee question whether
the English packet boats shall convey to Buenos Ayres passengers
and letters front that city, which that Government is inc.lotfi
to oppose.
Apia 14.—The President has addressed a note to the Congreih
urging the necessity of proceeding to the formation of the Co-
kitchen.
AWL I f.—All our squadron anchored yesterday at the entrasce
of the port, after having obtained, with only one of its vessels, A
new triumph over the enemy, in sight of Monte Video, on the tith
inst. Admiral Brown, in a dispatch, gives an account of a sanguinary
action between the ships the 45th of May and the Republica, with
a very superior force of the enemy, which was obliged to rear.:
into Monte Video. Admiral Brown could not pursue them froi
the state of his vessel, and no more of his squadron having come tv-
The whole squadron has sailed again, except the Twenty-fifth of
May and the itepublica, which have to repair some truing damage.
AVAIL 20.—We learn front Monte Video (17th instant) that the
Commander of garrison had Issued orders mu". 13th, not to lA-
mit the Enghsh packets to take letters or passengers to Bucacs Ayr
AeSIL 26.—We have news from the army to the 1? th, rod ft, •
General Lovallejes division to the 15th, no operations had takci,
place on either Ade.
Arita. SO.—The President of the Republic has appointed Don
Manuel Garcia Minister Plenipotentiary to the Congress at Panama,
and I)un Manuel Morena Minister Plenipotentiary to the UMW
States of North America. _ _

Alit. s.—The Government of Chili has convoked a general esa-
uitueut Congress of that Republic, to meet at Raucagua, the i$
of June, this year.

WATeavoip.—Wednesday, at three o'clock, a met!.
ting took place between CHAIM= blanatscr.t., Esq. and albino
.01r.i.ea, Esq. &twines and agents for Lord Grosat Osaairoassli
.11r. hizoaar rvbprCtivtly. Aittr an exchange of two shots, CO
`wtthouttti_ct, mg, t.rwlemLn shook bands.—A Mr. WA MS bat
.sari an affair with Hi. DINKINICI MINA tbc Earrittcs.