The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-16 00:00:00

tile custom of the country to i'elelnste the birth ,
Alla by inviting the friends and ttriKhlsonrs to pis
take of a swear-tod.rf feast, which consisted WV ttist
well baked, sliced in layers, in a 'gage bowl, 'filer-
.persed with sugar and nutmeg, Well soaked luil-
ing ale, or what was called is that taantry, rood •ald
ortOben My father as Goon as he was about to
ro.irry, anticipating the natarul result, prepared aid
rovidod two hogsheads of real situp for the occa-
sion, it being brewed exactly fifteen bushels to the
hogshead, which he liberally determined should be
to celebrate the happy trent, which nag liter-
ally curried into effect. I hare very often heard those
who were present, and who partkpated in the good
cheer and rejoicing, mention these cirensostanees. it
was Mal, in that part of the reentry, spills these
. ccasleos, to hate a day fixed and set apart for the
feast, who's all the neighbours were lurked to partake
• and drink to the health of the good lady in the straw.
and long HIS to the little stranger. Bat npoa this
seems my father set no bounds to his joy, apsi de-
tormined to keep it up, which he slid, till the whole
tv the last hoop of the sting.. was gone. 1 have
heard the nurse say that she toasted bread Innis morn-
lug till night for a fortnight, and that in the whole
there could not itatelitten less bread used than what

bias made from two hags of dour. The 11th of Nov.
was usually celebrated as tong as my fatherlived, by
a Ismer *Lie% be gave to his neighbours and friend',
and ore thin; woo never firrgotten, which was a
bumper toast to the turtbery of Colonel Thomas and
Hill Margery Hunts which generally concluded 11)
the production of the sword, which Charles the second
rook from his side and pre-enteil to the Colonel on his
arrival in France, which toy father with great pride
exhibited to his friends, frequently accompanied by
tunic part of the foregoing narrative."

BUENOS .11R RS.
A tilt' Buenos Ayres papers, and written particu-
lars relating to the events passing there, were yesterday
rev.ited, reaching np to the end of May. Great con-
fusion still prevailed, and the political turmoils had
hr.-ft so great, and so iruntediately affected every one
oho, during the room of the Revolution, bad taken
the kad in civil or military affairs, that it was itnpos-
sible tit And an individual of any note, possessing a suf.
lit-irises. of pnhlic confidence, to take charge of the ad-
ministration of affairs. In this emergency, a Member
o •he Municipality had been elected Governor, and he
retained his place at the end of May. The papers em•
bracing the occitrrences of the months of March, April
and .lay, besides the details of the operations and ne-
gociations n ith the federal troops from the interior,
trhich had entered the capital in triumph. give an ac-
ccwit of the itsnrrations of Anwar, therein styled the
A•nerieatt t'staline, and the ilispntes between the Go-
v-r•:ar, Sarratea, and the Cellildo or Municipality,
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res.tine with 604 e events which led to the downfal of
t' r latter. They also furnish a continuation of the
. .curtserst• tal-en from the Journals of the Congress, re-
IstiniT to the transacti.ms for placint a Bourbon Prince
on the Throne of Buenos Ayres. and the various in-
Weise.% with the Portuguese Cabinet, me elitleh the first
par! has already heen published in th4ts conellry tinder
t:.e title of .lunarehial Projects..." Stoni-
er-Fits mute particularly relate to the Treaty tirade he-

tn-^rn the !Iralll Government and 16mq:is Ayres, in the
ss,:ape of 16 additional Artieles to the Armititive,
vi meil in Nac, Isli. hitherto kept 'nog profeumlly
sPt re?. of which the following are the principle
c:a•:-c4:--

2d. His faithful Majesty declares afresh, that his
present Of (ware occupation of military points on the
r•:•lhcrn bank of the river Parana, in pnrsnit of
Arfigas, has no other ohjert than his own «•rarity and
pr••zrvation, and that from similar acts lie does nut
pretend to deduce any right of dominion, perpetual
pos•trssio+ ltid much less conquest ; hut that when
lye rea44.54 he will proceed by a friendly
the then existing authority in Buenos
Lrt of the United Provinces, to treat of
kb he is to abandon the occupation
ad enter into the conventions deemed
neresaary and useful for the future permanent
"both neighbouring States.
tjects of both States shall ►e allowed
,to and egress from the territory of each,
persons belonging to any other neutral
agreed that the war and merchant vessels
shall freely enter into the ports of each,
ibition of foreign vessels from entering
t!t ri or rivers is gener.►l to all foreigners,
Pctentr to dn. Pollnow, unless in
partisans of Artlgas.
contracting parties bind themselves to
must profound secrecy respecting the
agreed on. the publication or divulging
ild not be deemed advisable. Where-
notwithstanding all the precautions
said Provinces, any of the private arti-
. divulged, the Government of said Pro-
itself to contradict the existesee of Said
ing its dignity thereto if it should be

. The Governments of the United Pro.
immediately set at liberty all the North-
who, by virtue of the Proclamation
Buenos Ayres on the 241 March, had been
• depot of Lujan, and raise the embargo
been laid on Portuguese property, of
_•ion it may be.

Government of the United Provinces obliges
immediately to withdraw all the Argot's with
stores, which slight bare been sent
, or his partizans, and in future not to
with any aid ; and lastl►,. not to adait
, or his aru►ed partisans, into the testi-
esters' Bank, belonging to the state.
happen that they enter by fore*, and
, no means of quickly expelling them,
Government of the Provinces may solicit the
the Po►tageeee troops for this w-
ithall be granted ht the proportion dam-
troops furnished by the said prostates,
skull act ander the estatininal of the
, the latest.
Urrerentent oho Ma& Itself to holm-
toolomoity to the naval regolstiess, Art the

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