The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-20 00:00:00

T..e Bill 'so thyn weld a third Oen*, and pow.ll.

The Pori aol have Trade Bill eras brought up, and
read a 6.'t time.

Tke Doke of Wellington's Estate Bill was read a
third time, and pasted.
Mr. BROGDEN brought •p the Report on
Eschew, Bill, ia Aid Bill, which was re■.l a fi.tt
and second doe; and ordered to be read a third
time on Monday neat.
O s the tnotios• of a MEM BF.R, whose Mtne we
did not hear, the name of Mr. Alderman Woos! woe
Wed so the Jail Committer.

Adjoereed at Twelve o'Clnek till Monday.

SOUI II A if ERICA.

The arrival of Lord Cothran, at Valpersiao, as
we annuariced yesterdaj, is farther confirmed by let•
Let. from Utsenna A) r►s, dated td Jan. received by
the Eichorn, which arrived in the Downs yreterrlaj.
His Lordship was received in a manner the most en.
thedaslic mid &fleeing, and as Admiral wotvid
medistely proceed to take the command of the Chili
squadron, avaaisting of one 70 gun ship and two
fifties, wi►h a proportionate number of frigates, brigs,
&c. is all amounting to 13 sail, besides gun.hoets.
This nasal low is destined in escort and cooperate
with the esprditlon which General San Martin is to
command in an attack on Peru, for which every
preparation had been made. It was eapeeted the
Viceroy would make 11;s Goal stand within the
walls of Lima. a city built of light wooden and mud
houses, in consequence of the frequ•ocy of earth.
quakes; and fur the object in view a lug, qnantity
of Congreve's rockets had been procured. together
with men deatproes and experienced in their ma-
nagement. The navigation from Chili to the point
of disembarkation on the Peruvian coast, is not more
than a week, the currents and wind hying always fair;
it was therefore eapec.eri that Lord Cocktail, would
be in the WOWS of the La Pieta long before the ap.
pearance of the Cadiz expedition. where, no doubt,
be cili meet with gamed his old friends, and a fur-
ther co.operating naval force.
The Supreme Director of the Buenos Ayres pro-
vinces had met with an accident through the berstitig
of his powder.fiask in his hand, whilst on ■ shoot.
ins party with some of his English frienda. In con.
sequence of it, be had retired frntn office for two
menthe, and General Ronderna bad been mimed to
act in hie 'teed. General Weave* had been sent to
Santa Fe to quell a trilling commotion that had
broken out there. The Portuguese bid declared the
river Uruguay in a state of blockade. Mr. Serrates,
who was formerly agent in this country, had been
'writhed to San Jun, 3011.3(0es in the inte..enr,
land a small town near the Andes moontsins, belong.
ing to the province of Cuyo.
.n.. Genie frigate had arrived at Beenos Ayres
from Englawd, to relieve the Amphion, which vessel
waste return home, bat Commodore Rotates heti 10.
ceived onM►s to remain in commend of the .ts•ion.—
When this measetre wee made krrown, it 'veiled the

greatest jny end eittleatittn, so gen•nl wog the %itis-
foction esperienced by the impartial mod jotlicious
conduct of that gallant Odicer; ind•'J it wee difficalc
to say whether his remaining et Bionot Atr►s wee
more egreeable to the Government and tiattset, or to
his own countrymen resident there. Tuttle •tts dull,
and this was accounted far by she large advances
of money made to the Government for the purpnvos
of local defence, as well as the armament against
Pere, by which wens a certain quantity of circulat-
ing medium bad for she moment been withdraw•
from commercial pursuits.