Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
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BUENOS AYRES.

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BUENOS AYRES.
Nv the William Tell, in 81 days from
Buenos Ayres, we have received files
of papers to the oath OF September
she contents Of which, however, are all
presented to the Editors Of the New
York Daily Advertiser in the following
letter from their correspondent.
The following law, which was pre-.
senied by the Executive on the LIST oil
July, passed the House Of Represents
tives Of Buenos Ayres about the mid
die of September.
"Only article-The right which man
has to worship God according to his
conscience, is inviolable in the Terri.
tory of this province" This priv
Iege, which is secured to the natives Of
Great Britain by treaty, is now general
and of course a free liberation Of Rel.
gion is granted.
The English residents had procured
a suitable room in building erected
by the Jesuits, and occupied by them
long since as place of worship, and
the Protestant Divine service is to be
performed in it for the frs, time on
Sunday the 25th, (the day the William
Tell sailedl, by the Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong, Agent of the British and Fo-
reign Bible Society.
A number of emigrants, (1ooo or
1900, all Of them farmers, mee hanics
and miners, had arrived in different
vessels from England and Scotland
Most of the miners had proceeded to
their respective destinations; but great
dissatisfaction prevailed among the
farmers and mechanics, and il was
probable that The plan of forming d
distinct settlement in distant part OF
the province, after making the attempt,
would, at least in the case above re.
lerred to, be abandoned.
Ii was thought that they would be
allowed 10 make individual exertions
to defray the advances made them by
the company in Londo--, and their
agents in Buenos Ayres.
Disturbances have taken place in ST.
Juan, arising, it is said, from certain
official acts Of the Governor, which
some thought too liberal; and he was
compelled to leave the city. 1t is also
reported, tina, the inhabitants OF Men
doza had espoused his cause. and were
about 10 attempt to reinstate him in
his Office. The whole affair, however,
is but lightly thought Of at Buenos
Ayres.
BY the latest accounts, Callao was
yet in possession of Rodil. H NJ ship
Bri,on, capt Sir M. Maxwell, arrived
at Valparaiso the 22d Of August, in
II days from Lima. An extract of a
letter says" Rodil declares that be-
fore he sui renders he will eat his hor-
ses, and after that make soup OF the
saddles and brides. Other letters
mention that the place would in all pro
liability not hold out more than 3 or
weeks longer.
Monte Video is still occupied by the
Brazilians, although the Campaneros
(Patriotsl have complete possession OF
the country
The Brazilians, having the entire
controuI at sea. can at all times supply
the city, whilst its walls prevent the
approach of the enemy by land; but
the moment an army enters the inte-
rior, it is necessarily harassed, and the
Patriots are almost invariably success
full in their skirmishes, so as to COM
pei them to return No one Can SON
lecture the issue of this partizan war
fare, nor how long it may continue -
Some hopes are entertained that Sir
Charles Stuart will intercede with the
Emperor, and endeavor to compro-
mise matters.
The apprehensions at Bueaos Ayres
of a war with Brazils have in great
measure ceased, it seems 10 be the po-
icy and intention of the Government
to assure strict neutrality.
An animated discussion took place
in the Junta, blouse Of Representa-
tives,) on the evening Of the oath inst
on motion 70 repeal the law prohi-.
biting the importation of foreign -four:
the opponents strongly urging the pro-
tec,iol Of the agricultural interest Of
the country. 1t is, however, general
ly believed, that it would be repealed;
but, at the same time, il is also expect
ed, that heavy duty will be laid on
-four, equal too, and designed to ope-
rate as prohibition, during the pro-
auctions Of ordinary crops. The wheat
fields throughout the province, are
said TO promise an abundant harvest
those in the vicinity Of the city are We
ry houishing, and more extensive than
in any former year.
From Capt. Human, Of the brig
VIM. Tell, we learn, that on the asth
October, at Z, 80, he observed the al
titude Of comet. Latitude of the
vessel by account, SIS miles south the
island Of Ferdinand Norolina, (Which