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London, England, 1826-03-21 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES, JANCASY 3, 1826.

is Part of the squadron cruizing betwixt the Ortiz
and Point Indio, have already sent in several vessels to
Mor►te Video that were bound to this port, and Admiral
Lobo is daily expected up here. This Government has
passed a law, authorizing prig ateering against the Brazi•
lions, and granting Letters of Marque for that purpose.
In compliance with the second article of the Declara•
tioo, vessels loading here are to-day clearing out at the
Custom-house."

MONTE VIDEO, Jamtar 7.
4‘ The Henrietta, Scott, from London to Buenos
Ayres, was sent in here sth inst. by the blockading
squadron. The English ship Marquis of Anglesey ;
French ship Charlotta Louisa, and the Dutch ship Kum-
Lug, are detained hie on account of the blockade."

By the arrival of a Buenos Ayres mail we have re-
ceived the new Journal of that Republic, the Messagero
Argentin*, to the Slat of December. The declaration
of war by the Emperor of BnatalL against the provinces
of La Plata had been received at Buenos Ayres, and
every preparation seems making for commencing hos-
mities. The Buenos Ayres Paper speaks with some

legree of Eonfldente, perhaps misting to the aia•of
o:her states; the Republic is at the same time eagerly
'forming treaties with the several tribes in the intetior.
The tellowing ire extracts:
BUENOS AYRES, Dilemma 26.
PROM TOR M!SSAOERO ARGENTIVO.
A passenger who lately arrived at Arras° de la China
affirms, that when he WAS at Haguia, news was received
there of the death of Don Jose Artigas in banishment.
This man has long been reduced to a stage of insigni•
ficance, and his death is of course without influence,
but the pernicious fruits of his example have, unfortu-
nately, been abundant, and he will always be remem-
bered as the first in the career of disorder.

DRCESISER 23.—Mr. John John George Vermoelen
was yesterday acknowledged in his official character of
Consul of his Majesty the King of the Netherlands, in
the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata. By letters
from Monte Video we learn, that the Emperor of Bra-
zil has declared war against the Republic of the United
Provinces. This declaration was brought by the Bra.
zilian frigate the Fau'a, which cast anchor in that port
on the 17th, after a voyage of eight days. It was to
sail on the 20th with the other ships of the Brazilian
squadron, to blockade Buenos Ayes. The Viscount de
la Laguna had received o:ders to march to the Rio.
Grande to direct the war. HoAilies may, therefore, be
expected to commence with activity on both sides with-
out delay. The National Government hai taken every
means for defending the country, and everything indi-
cates that the hour is at hand when the cause of liberty
and justice will triumph for ever on the whole Ameri-
can Continent.

•Oa the sth and 12th two divisions, amounting toge-
ther to 1240 men, marched from Villa del PArona
join the army on Uruguay, and must by this time have
reached their destination.

Dammam' 27.—8 y communications from the Com-
missoncrs appointed to conclude peace with the Ca-
ciques of the South, dated the 13th instant, from Bahia
Blanca, we letrn that treaties had been concluded with
the Caciques who assembled at that place, and that on
the 20th they would come to this capital by land to
receive the ratifications.

By communications from the Government of Cor-
doba, we learn also that the Commissioners of all the
provinces assembled in Rio Cuarto, were going to
Laguira del Guanaco to conclude treaties.

We certainly wish that some means m ►y be found to
preserve the open country from the alarms to which it
is continually subject, but we think that good regiments
of Cavalry are the best security for every treaty with
the savages.
On the 25th the Government received dispatches from
General Lavelleja. The enemy had not yet made any
movement of consequence. The Oriental army con-
tinues to increase in numbers, .and to improve in dis-
cipline, and was soon to actin concert with the araty
commanded by General Rodriguez.
The mail from Chile arrived yesterday, bringing
Journals to the Ist December. The expedition ac;.:inst
Chiloe, sailed the 28th of November, under the com-
mand of General Freire, Sapreme Director of the Re-
public. The following ships of war belong to it :
The Isaiella, frigate, Admiral Blanco; Lautart, ditto,
Coptain Bell; independencies, ditto, Captain C4bbett ;
Acguiles, ditto, Captain W osier ; Galvarino, brig, Capt.
Winter. The Independencia, corvette, which sailed the
25th, was to Join the expedition.

The wording of the Bulletin issued on Sunday morn-
ing not being very favourable, the inquirers at the
Kings Palace yesterday were very early in their at-
tendance, and fortunately the arrival of the Bulletin
was two hours sooner than it had previously been, the
contents of which enlivened every countenance, and the
I gratifying intelligence of the Kato being eonvalescent
soon spread through the metropolis.
Sir HENRY HALYARD left the KING yesterday about
'eleven o'clock ; proceeded post to London, and called
at Gloucester House to report to the Duke and Duchess
the state of his MAJESTY. Sir HENRY also called on
the Duchess of Witt.r.tuoros, to report to her Grace
the state of the Kota. Sir HENRY they proceeded to
the Royal College of Ph) sicians, of which he is Presi-
dent, to preside at a Meeting of the Members, for
examinations, &c. at the conclusi m of which Sir HENRY
left town for the Kirri's Lodge, Windsor Park, to attend'
his MAJESTY during the night. Sir H. HALPOSD has
attended his MAJaary since yesterday se'nnight.
Saturday, the Duke of YOU, attended by Mr.
WYATT, the Architect, inspected the whole of the extensive build-
ing erecting for the future residence, of ids Royal Highness, the
roof of which Is nearly on. _ _ _

Saturday, the Duke of Gr.nucarraa visited the several
exhibitions now open at the Egyptian Hall, in Piccadilly, and ex-
pressed himself highly gratified with the various interesting objeets
which that place of fashionable resort now prassats to the notice of
the public.
Sir EDWARD PAORT arrived in tows yesterday morn-
ing, from India.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. WALIRRS, the King's Mes•
senger, left town, with dispatches from Mr. Secretary Cameo for
the Km.

Yesterday the Portuguese Ambassador and the Nea-
politan Minister had iaterviewe with Mr. Secretary Cannes, at
the Foreign Office.
Yesterday Sir HilltiZßT TAYLOR transacted military
business with the Duke of Yoae, at his house in South Audley-st.
Mrf. RADCLIFFICS long expected Romance will ap.
pear, we understand, in a few dais : it is called Gotten de igen&
ilk j or, the Court if Henry the Third, resting in Ardenne.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the Secretary
of State's Office for Foreign Affairs front Florence, and also front
Load GRANVILLE, our Ambassador at Paris.
Sunday afternoin, Mr. Hurr, the King's Messenger,
left town with dispatches front Mr. Secretary CANNING to the Kum.
The same Messenger returned yesterday morning about II o'clock.
Sir RICHARD SUTTON, when out with his hounds on
Wednesday lost, had again the misfortune to break his thigh. The
accident occurred a few miles (rent Canwick, at which place the
bounds threw off that morning.

A►tattooa TI, once the Don Giovanni of the Op to
House, is now a Monk in the Convent of La Trappe !
it it a common observation, " What dues the world
*sir Now it is a fact (and facts are stubborn things), that Row-
Lano's Kaarioun is a cosmetic of vital importance to the preser-
vation of Personal Attraction, It is unequaled by any other in
existence ; and Rovnann's IthcaeLia OH. has pitted the admi-
ration of the whole world for its wenderfel energetic powers, as a
I:rautiher and Pnierver of that inestimable Ornament, the Hu-
man Hair.