The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-09-08

P"PSi q. tcW ildrmoHv, inulannl, to be
entitled the New Harmony Gazette, and to
be devoted principally to the development
ofprinciples of the social system as founded
by Robert Owen.
AS we anticipated, the fiery Governor Of
Georgia has prudeutly abandoned his flimsy
project o. causing survey of the Creek
lands to be made. In a letter to the Pres-
dent of the United States, he has intimated
that he will let the matter rest, At least. iii,
the approaching session of Congress-, hopes
no doubt, that they will do something for
him. Should this be so, and should he then
be Governor of the state of Georgia, "a thing
which at present looks rather unlikely VIC
imagine he will be disappointed The ewes
of every member of this body have marked
his late course with feelings of disgust. His
reputation may be considered forfeited and
his popularity destroyed; and he will, ere
long, sink below the level Of an ordinary ci-
tizen, neglected and despiscd by good men,
and only rene mbered as having been a no.
litcal fire-brand and the willing agent of
designing and disgraceiul faction.
SOUTH AMERICA.-By the ship sus.
quehanna, Capt. Joy, arrived at Amboy.
we have received from our attentive corres
pondent at Ducnos Ayres, files of the Ar
gos" OF the 29tli June, and 2d July, with let.
tiers to the 9th, from which the following are
extracts -
Buenos tyres, July S, 1926.
We have nothing late, of importance, from
Banda Oriental. While the Patriot forces
are daily augmentng, and Lavalleia and his
colleagues are exciting every part of the in
terror to arms, the Emperor is taking meas
ures 10 put down the revolution, and seems
determined, at every cost, to sustain the oc-
cupation of the province. This Government
has done nothing yet in aid of the Patriot
cause there. Monte Video is still held bv the
Brazilians, and has recently been reinforc-
ed by body of .dustrians and Portuguese
from Rio Janeiro.
But that which now excites the greatest
interest here, and astonishment, is the intel
ligence, just received, ofthe invasion and oc-
cupation, by Brazilian force, of Chiguitos,
one of the provinces of Upper Peru. IF this
be true it portcnds an open and speedy rup-
ture between the United Provinces and I'm
peria Brazil; and his Government has re-
ceived assurances from General Sucre, that,
in such an event, Bolivar will cordially CO.
operate. Thus once more in this deliehtful
region, are we to see Despotism arrayed
most formidably against Freedom.
Surely, there is something mysterious in
nch step on the part of the Brazians.-
While Sucre is now in that very neighbour.
hood, on this side Salta, with more than 10,
600 otthe liberating army who lately evinc-
ed such heroism on the fields of HuamGnga
and at Ayacncho-they there take the lion
by the jaws" and commence operations
which amount to actual war Several BRAZIL
an sloops of war are said to be already cruis-
ing in the river. and we are anxiousy await
ing further accounts that shall unloose this
gordian-knot. That Don Pedro, the Empe-
ror, Git, indeed, the account prove correct,
and it would seem but too well authenticat-
ed) never would have undertaken such q
mad enterprise unless supported by some
foreign power or powers-that he is, in
short, a mere" cats paw in the work, and
the creature of the Holy .dHiancc-wlll be
as clear as the sun at MONDAY!
General Atuear and Don Dias HeleS, who
have been appointed as commissioners by
the Government, to confer with Bolivar, set
out from this city on % June.
Juiy&
Eight Brazilian sloops of War, have arriv~
ed in our outer roads, and the Admiral this
morning sent an officer on shore bearing dcs-
patches, which require that this government
give up all claim to the Banda Oriental,
stating that in case of refusal, hostiLtiea eaiA
be immediately commenced, and the Admiral
has orders to establish a rigorous 6lockaae
War appears to be inevitable.
Yours, &c.
From the Buenos Ayrcs Argos July2
UPPER PERU.
The following is a copy of an official note,