The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES.

'I hh.• following extracts of letters contain a narrative
rt li•+p•.rtant occurrences at Buenos A) res. subsequent
t•• the appointment of Sat atea as ljueern••r. They
.ere received in the middle of last week, but have not
4rforr been published :r►
fit &Noe Avaxe, MARCH 49.—When I wrote on
the 2:alt. we thought every thing settled, and that we
might apply ourselves to business in tranquillity, but
the storm has recommenced in onr political atmosphere
aids increased violence. Alvear returned here on the
21th, and on the following day assumed the command
oft hr army,when his first step was to place Soler, French,
Iteruti. Parole, Qaintana, and the tuts Escalades,
nailer arrest. On the finds, Alvear received a peremp-
tory order front Serrates to renounce his pretensions
to the command of the army, and retire front Buenos
.byres : to chick, however, though at that time hr
had no more than 70 (*Bowen on whom he could de-
pend, he refused obedience. In evening he received
a great accession to the member of his followers,
hick enabled him to take possession of the Retire.
fe It appears that Alvear assumed the command
without any other appointment than a requisition ad-
dressed to him, with about 2,000 sigaatnrrs 'Backed
to it. to enter on the office. Early on the following
du) he laid hands on all the horses to be found nest
his post, and started for she point where Carrera is
saki to Le collecting troops for an expedition to Chill,
tt ith a view of bringing about a change is that coun-
tr r, its Ulmer, it is supposed, of the federal principles
n ►tirh hart, lately pined ascendancy in Buenos Ares.
'arn.ra, however, has signified to Serrates his dermal-
nation not to lutist Alvear in his 'themes, tad Ra-
mirez, the Chief of the Federal troops of Santa Fe, has
made a similar declaration.

" Nirety preparation has been mad. here to reeks the
attempts of Alrear to being biassed int* power by beef,
and the Governor has allowed arms and ammunition to
lie gives to all citizens desirous of receiving them. It
is oleo expected that Soler. the Commander in Chief.
who the other Jay was arrested by Airear, bat repined
his liberty on his departure, will niareb with such
troops as are to be depended on, in order to attack
ear, and essitravour to put a stop to this sew rebellloo.
which is (+idly the result of the iodivideat ambition of
‘llvear to bring himself into power en any terms. This
are occurrence appears to have pot out of remembrance
the public inveteracy against the late Administration of
Puerreydoe. whose foes and partizans appear at this
meanest tireless, of uniting in endeavours to put down
Meese. Alirear he. required the Governor Semites to
recomeize and rook= his appointment as Corentander
iti Chief."
"" Ann. I I.—Siace the 20th nit. we have enjoyed a
culla; but it appears rather the precursor of NOM fresh
riinvelsion, than the result of settled measures. Ser-
rates Missies to the seat of goversinrent and the well-
dispose/ pert of the inhabitants of this city are inclined
to Sep/art hint against the pretensions of 'Meese. No-
thing hos beett.ione against the latter; but he has retired
to about Ip leagues distant. It is said be has 18 or INTO
men seder his orders; but this is no doubt an snip
ratios. Still, however, there is mach probability of his
✓isking a desperate attempt to gain an asceedaney ;
and as the partial are both strong, a serious struggle
war yet ease*. This cottetry is, of coarse. in a very
disturbed state. swiss to the oaesereas struggles for
power Wash have arisen amongst the various futions
since Puuyrredoa reeated the directorship. Many people
lave emigrated to the o is side of the river, now
cotirely under the of the Portuguese."
1111011ATION.

It may he interesting to the fries& of a amber of ad-
venturous hulk-4681sta kora, that the Liverpool pocket,
Captain Willett, sailed from the port of Liverpool on
Tuesday last, for Philadelphia, with sixty passeagera
(irclnding children), all from Cumberland. Our inform-
ant, a highly respectable gentleman, states, that these
emigrants tape out with them nearly tea Monaca
y.esseds in *frit, sad that all of them with whom he has
Conversed. &clam that their principal reason for leav-
ing the " lasi of their fathers' is entirelv. or in a great
ine.aesre, owing to the political state of the cowry !
Their Anal destination is the Ilissonri territory. 'beat
200 miles west of St. Louis, on the lifissoari river.—
Mesetal elite above are from Osrlisle, and its immedi-
ore of considerable property
aril reepeolatility ; hat who deemed it prude's' to See
from the presser exorbitant taxation, and the pressure
of a still wore grinding power, so long as they had the
'neon of se doing.—)l nd this, " learn, mark, and In-
v ardly digest,' ye Tory advocates of Pitt prieciples--
what a practical lessee of the benefits arising from the
cold-biwielesl, ambitious, and insensate projects of your
" finno-born !"—(Co die& Jeirrnal.)
Last' week the Pert Waspy steam-'boat sailed for
tireenork, with the ressaioing families belonging to the
different emigration societies who were about to sail for
Quebec. The parties were all in good spirits, sod the
weavers' wives in particular, rejoiced in the prospect of
getting gnat o' starvation and the pirn wheel About
314 weavers mar have already emigrated ; and supposing
an equal anmher to hate roe to country work, sod al-
lowing each weaver to work Si ells per day, there will
he about 12,1160 ells kept weakly oat of the market. It
is theorises pretty evident that area thitpartial emigra-
tion has already paved the way for an improvement in
the audition of the workmen.

Atone of the Net Predate of tia-Nevefilii of
Drop Britain, exclusive of the Arrears of War Duty
or Malt and Property, in the Quarters ended sth July.
104111 and 1840. showing the Increase or Decrease on
es••h bead thereof?--
Quarters ended Judy I.

beresse. Deimos.

Costing. .. 4,11.964.019 E 1.911.946 1 /1111,791
Weise MIII.IIIO COMA, 998.439
limps
P441.411ke .
Assessed taze52,1167.114 ',OLIO 86.440
Lust taus . . 414,111 460046
Ilimeallimmoss NMI 110,941 40,640 4,009

Teild...elLeekile 21i.547.1>111 Z 1.1114.0117 lakda

lotkets
townies is osesser /MOMS
harrocoa.—Tho Lit public ue loads of ibis wee!
prow:A or perhaps Its fM appeorsaes la asi kaglish
garb. and le polite deeneseets, was amen the
preseosed to Udi Noon of Parliament. ea the
of sbe move Tade,—orostosol is derived from prates*.
hrldtelfile. sad p.m*, in Omsk ; that is. the fret
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what is Mot Melly amok to M afterwards
ausendod. sad IYlthar saliegod." This it a owed de-
af,/ none foe the papers above alloW so. sod
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