Star.
London, England, 1828-10-03 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES PAPERS.

The ((Malang are extracts from British .Packstoisi
Argentine•Mlfs: H.
BUENOS AYRES, Jinx Ili:
Persons from Monte Video seport.thtst Vett!Oil_
Lockhart, late tithe Brazilian frigate.. Nileratioy; was.
killed by a shot Irons the battery at Ensenada, at the
time Norton lost his arm. Wilson has command of the
brig Asunto, and Browning of the schooner Shillelagh ;
both of these vessels now compose part ort,he blockading
squads on. • _ . •
Lieutenant Sotelo, late prisoner of war, and who was
landed On Thursday from the Brazilian flag of truce,
immediately proceeded for Las Vacas. He had been
captured under the following circumstances :—Having
arrived at Las Vacas from the army, and taken his pas-
sage for Buenos Ayres in a whale boat commanded by
a Portuguese, a privateer boat came in sight, from which
escape rnight easily have been effected ; instead ot
which, the Portuguese waned for the privateer. It is 1.
said thef'carry'ari a trade of this nature, and receive
money for each Officer captured.
The mail biat froni try Banda Oriel t4l was captured
on,Thuisday, at twelve o'clock, by a Bi aCllall privateer
whale boa, close to Martsn Lorelei. Sorne guns were
lied at her without effect. The captured boat had
several passengers; among them Colonel Aguirre, with
dispatches horn the army.
Juur 26.---Lord Ponsoithy attended at the Fort on
the afternoon of the 23t1 inst. for the purpose of .tak;ng
leave. The Grenadier Company of the C.scadores, wi
the band and colours of that zeginient, were in the
courtyard; the guns were fired at hail-past two, and
t.,e salute answered by the national schooner Maldonado,
which vessel bole the flag of Admiral Brown. Ise the
evening a dinner party was given by the Governor
up in tne occasion, in the Fort. These were pi esent—
Lord and Lady Ponsimby, the British Consul Gentral
Pariah) and his Lady;' General. Rondeau, liitcarce, Irnguyen,
I Admiral Brown Colonel iriarte, Captain Cue and his Lily, Capt.
A. B. Hingham, his JlLip•sty 'a ship Thetis, Captain Henry Hun.
Usysay's Chip Sapphire, CaptEn lion. F. Grey, his Ma-
jesty's ship Wren; and several Othcers or the Republic, civil
old massy.
The band of the regiment of Cacadores wets ss at-
tcndancr, and the insti uniental pertor !nets courpos
the or chestreof the theatre. Senor Vacatii, and sev. tai
young Ladies, in the course of the evenitrp, sung Ali,
tram difesent operas. The assembl le separated at
half past twelve o'clock. •
.The Canter at yesterday contains the particulars of
she ce, enibries. observed upon f,ard Ponsonby's visit It
the-10it on the 23J i.e,tant. His Lordship delisereJ a
. i tier fon: the King of Great Britain to the Governor:
ie• the'fi,ifogring•transil i1,,t1 of the speech matte
.by b elacirdship 'upon the occasion: • • .
“ His Majesty the King, my Sovereign, has cow

minded me to deliver to your Excellency this letter,
whe•ein his M ijesty manifests to your Excellency ;he
ne:essity of my services in another Zountry. Your Ex.
Lelleitcy s. ill find in this lettvr demonstrations of the
ino.t at,l nt wishes of his Mije,t) fir the increase of
the u •i n and pod under.tanding whic's so happily
,uhsLit between Nth commies. Your Excellency will
also oh-erve viat his Majesty has keen-pleased ap-
provethe eff rts which lkiiire 1114/iie towards realizing
those wishes of•his Nlijesty ; consiqiiently nothing,ear.
ne more satisfactory to me than the ?o that the Go
vernment of your Excl.:witty will he persuaded of the
nieriqt ails, sincerity uith which l have endeavoured to
fulfil tor sodecs of my S genius."
The Govt., nor replied in the loilmeing Wan: •

" Sr. Encoy Est, aurdinary and Minister fienip ten.
iz
bare—the nt ~f the Llit cad latiorinees, on
ceivut thi• new
the ciamider4tinn with
its i4re.-t and.' gun.' friend G. urge IV. King of
Great 13, 4.1 in. hi, t:is .nstiel it. c.init A but Wing to
mind that. %.% hen be t the tuediattion in
the cnnte,r in %inch we ..re clipi r,t, he augmented
the gratAude.M t!•:: Itrigthi:c Its senJ'ng to us a per.
sna >o tilltAricon areal eipiimeodalale a, 'nue Lord,hip.
The teeltng. nt regtet..pinduced hy Ivor leaving us
is only ass.eag-d by the weii-liimitleJ lope that in
' your tier. dettinv. . v.,tt s% ill petstiahla the Emprioi
of Braail Oat .Republ,e, &Citing!! able to corm-
nue vc ennfTet, ssh,cti VS!. hope wriil Ital expere,ee.
as it has 4ithe:t dime. ads antagi acoraimensuraie to the
justice line cAtrie, I. yet animated wtijh the most sin•
cert. de.ise I r rtice, and that v..rdiality.may cement
them with a nation cbstinedby amine to be their ally
ind Jo tend. You sail be pie ised inforai youi Gore' u
meet that that of the .United provinces of the Kiser
Plate higfily appleciate the good 'and phdanthsupie
office. it hist eirkeed towards us, and .which b.ve been
so ably seconded by you, Lord•hip."

The Brattaliao corvette CatifiCis Captain Parker, has
sailed from Monte Video tar Ri. J mein) ; Captain
Donald Camphea„*. said to be-on board (prisoner); Mr.
Shannon bai.been **leased,. .

Act). 2.—Lind Ponsonby has at length departed from
Buenos Ayres; .his situation bete cannot have been of
a very e:o•iable description, neither has his Lordship, in '
his diplomatic character, reposed upon a bed of roses.
Faiihtul to our plat of *ivoidirig tie field of politics,
which HaAQEs knows is sollic!iciiily occupied Without
glii,g in.the throng, we have no object in these
remarks but to sp,ak f the in hanity and nobleness which
in private rile have e'er distinguished his Lordship, and
this we can eo with, ut per nosh bir, never. leaving
spoken vi his Lordship, ai indeed sem him more than
half a dozen times du rag his residence •in this capitA*
We hope and. be;reve that he' teas the iuterett of this
country sincerili ot,heAtt.;tml that: he has even left it
with some telings ot. regret. ..oor Oillsrlwes, we can.
dilly confess than the embatkaion on Sunday last cost
us a pang—momentary. perhaps: It nray have hei'n re
mernbtance of our.countiy, and that One of it; Nobles.
was then quitiiiig us for ever. have no inclination'
to trust our pen plither. •
Farroreff,•Lnill Ponsoubp!—a tong fitreWell.
By a dienie,d.a. te'd .03th uit,'Ntotidbioe Parish. Esq,
has been recognised. as .Charge d"-Affair es irom his Ma-
jesty the Krug of. the kiVtom of °teat Britain
and lielaad to this.ltepubliC. •
In Entre Rios some disagreements are said to prevail,
and troops marching from thrice for the purpose of
deposing the Governor ul,Saritti
Eight horses were embarked in the 14eton for Itiu
Janeiro; seven of them belong 19 Lord sPousiinby, and
one to Captain Bingham. As' the said Iroise's, werehred
inthis couptry,.atid..theretore statinch Republicans, it
behoves the grooms to keep them clear of the Imperial
stud upon their arrival in Rio, fur fear of mischief. •
Fournier has purchased at New York a fine new cot.-
vette, called the Bolivar, mounting '22 guns (twenty.
four pounders); and -eqiiipped for tea. She was to sail
about the 21 Junelot Sc. Thomas's, them to change!
het fitg'i'sgnd 'after*.44s proceed' On her destination.—.
The Bolivar had been, built for the ColoMbian Govern..
ment, ,hiving paid for her, she was bught on:
speculation
.hy.sorne merchants at New York, and, by
them sold to.Foutuier. The national schooner of war
Juncal was at Philadelphia.

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Aceording.. its.a list pirblislied of the Brizitiao natty,
it caiirsts.ot fitly vessels, xis.—.l, ship ut the line, 8
divo..from 62 to guns, 6 corvettes, 13 btigs,.l9
schooners and gun boats. • • • • •
Tbirty•two of the above vessels are employed in this
river and its neighbourhood.
By the 'arrival of the 'Saucy Jack we have been fe-
rmi:o uith the following extracts, to co late a date as
the 10th August, on which day she left Humus A)rei.
The blockade was route strict and severe than hereto-
fore; and, out elthe many vessels that lett L-verpool
and Londein tor this place, none had arrtvid up to that
date. The ltedpole packet left Buenos Ayres for km
4e Janeiro and L. gland, the 12th July. Lord Ponsonby
lett i.s the The's. trigate on theist of Aiigul. leaving
Mr. Pala, the lite C,•nsul-General;Cliiiaged'Affairei..
The gallant Ad.sitrai Brown was again equipping his
fleet to attack the lit azilians, and the press for sailor.
was carried ;a that extent, that norm:could be procured
to man some small vessels pdepsiing toranthrough tl.e
blockade, which,-by the increased sqrsadtons ut the
Brazilians, is next to inipracticable -Saficy Jack,
tan through eleven Wigs and setiooneis, forming a
cordon from Ensenada to the northern snore, besides
being chased by tuo Bt median trigaret After clearing
the elver, she arrived at Buenos A'ytes the 21st Jine.
4,1c1 lett on the 10th Aliguit,.after the Joint passage of
41. days out and 50 home. :

It is usualin Catholic c* odneties fOrn the superior and
elder brethren Of a MoriaSiery to apply to their Own rise
he cboicest viands and must delicate morsels, leaving
:he hungry 'nitrites at the lower end of the tal.le to
i,reak :or kenp, their fast, upon the me. e sciays and bones
of the repaits On one of these occasions, w junior brv-
th..! of a Poeiuguese consent received as his portion a
tiollow• bone, without a 'vestige of any thing on it.—
he iniinr.dliffely appliedlo his lips; and, as if c, n
viiing'it'intOn'a wind' in•trunsent; ra:st;d a hideous yell
ip.o kltighi4l,: The ,superinr, scaildieiced 4 such
co.isbitt, insisidedupcin knowing tie reason of it. 4. Ho's,
latt.es," answered the novice, 38 1 have 'read in the Re-
velations that 'at the si und of the titilliret the flesh welt
be ii.united to. the Vine; an.l I have been trying to
Iffy the prophecrupon this bone to save myself from
starvation 1. •

DUBLIN, Srrr so.
No further accounts have reach( d Ddblin to-day from
Tipperary. Mach anxiety preirvil, here to ascertain the
purport of the dispatches restyled by the Marquis of
Anglesey from Loudon, on Sunday kit, bet as ,et their
conient, have not transpired. It is -imagined that the
Noble Marquis will say t43ine.lnag inchisiive f the de-
ermination of Government, in his addles: to the new
Lord Mayor, who will be sworn into WM:* between-two
and three o'clock this day it the. Castle. In tie mean
time a thousand reports are current, but noting certn.a
i. known on the subject.
Another letter, same date, Is to this 'effect—
The address ot ttie Asusciation has tuc.erded, ind
(Mil this ti.lie ihr proresoont will be discoatamed.
The parish priest of ltai;ibay has come op in town
to lay the stn e f the iwighhoutbood before the Go-
ve:nrnent, and the Association.

Ali. Latv.le,s, I believe, »eh
Lteuterornt 1:4% certainly received dissittchn
from Linglan.'. We are in a. state of feverish anxiety at
to their conients.

The following account of a fatal affray. consequent
'wort the proceedings ci the Catholic Missionary to the
No' Ili ef belan t. is copied from the Dmhedu Journal :
‘• Ohs the 19th inst. Mr. Lawless held a meeting in
Cartickatee Chard!, about dome Miles from 841 Way.
Amongst the ittomee.se concourse that attended there
we't- seven ex eigl,t flags; and he then declotel be
would viler Balltbay on Tuesday the 23d, notwithstand-
ing all the the-coined opposittoo. Accordingly, oa
the `1341 he proceeded t o Ballibay, down the Carrick-
motto's.' road. attended by the largest assemblage of
Roman Catholies ever seen in this part of the country.
In the town of Ballibay, however, there wee &re corps
of Yeomanry, eight companies of potoce, one company
of infantry, from Armagh, and a troop of lancers, from
Beltiorhet --and all the Prote•tsnts of the county of
Monaghan, of every ionic. These was a univetsal de-
termination to surrender thtio bees before they wbuid
permit Mr. Lawless to make a public entry. - Flooding
such preparations and such a spit it.before him ,he turned
across, the country to Ballintraw Chapel. abiott a mile
and a half distant from Itilliboy, and there, o.ld his
meeting. As five ' ter 600 Roman Cathi.lice *ere reso
turtling home in' the evening towards Drumkeen, they
met eiitlit or ten Protestants, who were armed, and,
comin44 into contact, one man, a Catholic, was .shot on
the occasion." .
The &fo'c'sle and Morellioness of Ely, Lady Char-
lotte Loftus, and milli, are at prrsent.on'a visit at Cole-
lamoke, the beautiful se.t of Sir Henry litiooke, Bart.
from whence, 'we understand, they intend to proceed on
a visit to the of Caledon. On Monday morning,
Mr. Bailout. j
VI
Misses Balfour, .a sl
.Lady Jane
Cole. daughter the Lif iof Ensoiskillen.leltFlotence
Coutt, for -Townley Hill.
' CLON MEL (Twieraa.), Sarroisea ilu. ' •
IPRIVATi cortiatieoit)nsit '• •' ' '
Extraordinary preparamons were i•nfont dutirg the
last week within ?this town, for the great meeting of
peace-makers that were to • isoemble at Chigheen )es-
tertlay (Sunday). Yo t numbers Were pepattrog green
jackets, flags. scarves, koa for the oci-asion..• Every
vehicle that could be.prucured was eiinaged to waver
the fair ones that wished to accompany.the cavalcade
.p.) Cloghees. Many people had gone to great ex-
pense to getting , dresses made, and numbers of
pews, in a respectable line of life ititen.!ed to join
ebe. procession. The people of the county s f W:ter•
ford, on the hills opposite Clordnel, tlisl noihink
the whole welt but mike decorations ;• the tamp
tit eateaded all round to Sheeei•oman. K lisclthilt,
lUird Donnto4hmore's teat). K,lbi nny, Archsinan. And
Kilshenan. But the village of Marlfiels.l, the sear of the
late Colonel Bagwell. in particular, was conspicuous in
ks flags and decorations. O'Connell%
.b•nol.,
,V, in
number, had procured a cart, on which a pia, tn; was
erected capable of holding 50 men. On this. the banri
were to proceed to Cloglieen, drawn by four of Green
and Murphy's brewery horses. The great Cluomel
Lteen flag was to wave ovet the Cer.te of the platform.
abourers. at Is. *a day, had ii.iveo three or four nut of
their week's wages for green jackets, Crosses, and
ribands ; saddles sere bor rimed, and bought, and hired,
in all direciii4u.

hut on Saturday all was set aside. 'The resoletion s
of the Catholic Associati• n had come down, and Mr.
Conway's address striated yegerday, rountemanding
the' continuance of the processions. The Rev. Gentle-
men of the Own instantly set about disserninatinglhe
resolutions and the address: 'l'h went from IYouse ta
house, met the band, and the Inadt4sicsind tie managers,
and explained to them the wl.l-Cs :4 the Arisockatintr.
The Catholic Ilan Committee pas)ed• reseritions sinti•
'far to those passed in D'itslin, and the addles* was
adopted and ordered tn be distributed lat.:sod wide.
Horsemen were empinyesi to scour the COmrstiy writts
them, and every memos were taken, to stop the sod,
vide,. Although the people had gin*A,gleft op
pense—had standards, Rigs, and di, 5,5! all illfpor,
—still :be moment the Catholic Association gave
and, they bowed submitsimi ti, its injunctions. and
resolved one and all to ilesig Isom the ietelidesi march
to Clr gheen. At six o'clock on Sunday moo ninx, the
Catholic deity r.f the town were in the streets, ...1 the
bridges, and othet points where the coon. r y people were
to enter is to the town on ills ir way to Cieighs..eii. As
they knew net ,ing of the res ,lution and rise address
of the Cathol:c Association, yet when these were read
to them, the priests were successful in all points, and
the people returned. Even the Carrick-on-Suir men,
who came twelve miles, were met on their way, and
.ti,riaile.l from provedin,: furtlitr. Not: idistanding all
this, immense parte.: s came firm Fernier), Carpoquin,
Bad" poteen. Lismore, Mitchelstown, Caber, Golden,
Nlariheld, Ardfinnan, Newcas.le, Tipperary, and Kit.
benry; the latter peopl... SOO horsemen in 'minter,
came beaded by Mr. o•Alahony, of Kilbenny, who gait*
Them ad cnteitaininent at Buriicourt. It would be a
vain attempt to give any thing like a full destrii tit n of
these par ties. They ent:red and. filled Clogheen. 'll2
town was ore wood of green trees; the tops of the
bruses, the walls, and trees, were occopied vt.th rxeple
miles all around. It is conrinited that .51.000 of the
men were chased. Aftei pa:actin?, tir ugh CI: streets
for a few hours—for the Address of the Associati•ut bad
not reached them—not it dru ten man, and scarcely
tiny noise.
A great meeting Llok place at Ballingary on the
same day, but there was this differekt, • that the 'SOO
~10fitlitell bad real cloaks.