Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-09
From he Boston Palladium.

FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The following information from Lima,
&c was furnished by passengers in the
the Panther, who lett Cailao some Il me
after Capt. Austin, and came on board the
ship at RIo janelro,
LIMA, June 1.-The whole force of
the Spaniards is concentrated at Xanxa, y
amounts TO TOGO infantry sni loco cavalry,
under Blades and Canterac. The &C
counts OF yesterday state the former to
have resumed his march hack 10 the coast,
which had been left wholly unprotected.
The liberating eYpedi 10 the Inferme-
date parts which sailed May "a, in
FL transports, j, composed OF $500 men,
under The command OF Gen. San'a Cruz;
$500 more from Chill, are TO joI" them
and both divisions will arrive aboi' the
same time at their places OF destination.
On the arrival OF Bolivar, hourly
pected, he is 10 command the united ar
MES, aud will march 10 Xanxa, with 5000
troops accustomed to service.
TIE Government is very popular, and
uncommouly active. Riva Aguero, the
President, is man Of abilities, and the
utmost confidence is placed in him, by all
classes. An Agent has arrived on account
OF the Loan effected in England, with au'
tho,ity to draw for 3 millions. The res;
of The amount is expected in specie.
Capt. Austin. of the Panther; last tron'
Rio Janeiro, furnishes the following
The Brazilian trlgate Unipn, capt. Jew.
et;. was At Rio, repairing, and would sail
soon for the coast OF Africa, 10 intercept
lbe Portuguese trade
A small squadron would sail immedi-
s,ely. TO blockade Monte Vldeo. The
Btaziians had 5000 men, under Gen.
Lacore. before it.
A difficulty, OF serious nature, was
likely to arse between Buenos Ayres and
Brazil, ~ relation 10 the Banda Oriental.
The Cortes were in session at Rio, and
were daily acquiring all ascendancy, and
only waited the acquisition OF Deputies
from the Northern Provinces, TO establish
the basis of a Constitution for the empire.
The Panther has dispatches from Judge
| Provost, al Lima, and from Mr.. Raguet al
Rio, tor Government.
Spoke, Sept. III. lat. "a, S. long S.,
| Br. Brig Shamrock, Ia days from Para
the Captain of which informed, that Lord
| Cochran had. after pursuing the Portu
guese feet tor several days, and captu
ing large number o. their merchantme
entered Maranham. and DESPATCHED on
of bis ships tor Para, Those places, al
most Of the northern provinces, d &c
clared II favor OF the Emperor.
The Panther put into Rio, July 6, fol
wood, water, SC and made a report o
all she had on board, and the object fol
which she stopped. On the 18th, bein'
ready for sea, she was boarded by an Off
Ger from the Custom House, with a Iarg,
retinue of subordinate officers with him
the ship unloaded, and carried further al
the hsrbor, all the specie seize and Cal
RED on shore. and capt. A. thrown int
the common jail, and after remaining Their
a month, obtained bis release, and the res
toration of the money, through the perse
vering exertions OF the American Charg
d'Afaires.
The English brig Esther, with D90, 90
on board, had been seized tand the captal
thrown into jail under circumstances some
what similar to the above. The capital
was released. Aug. II, after four week
imprisonment. The specie was expecte
TO be restored
Passengers in the Panther, Capt. G. G
Geary OF .Aiernndria, late of the schoone
Primrose, sold at Rio; Messrs. Charlie
Moore and VIM. Hawkins, of Philadelphia
D. S Rslstone, New York; w. L Hud
son, Of do. ATTACHED to tbe U. S. SCH
Dolphin: Geo J. Weaver, OF Virg. mid
shipman of the Franklin; Wm. G. Cutter
OF Boston; W IN. Martin.
The following news we have receive
from, the captain and passengers in III
OCain, WHICH lett valpa' -iso middle
July,
j The government Of Chill was in yer