The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06

| Brazilian navy, and deprived him 81 hle
sswly aCqnlr, d tflcs, such "a the marquis
| Of Moraabgm, &c. aud appointed Com.
Jrweit Admiral Of the fleet We havr al
ready announced in the Gazette The arrival
Of IN. quondam Admiral IN England,
whore, II i believed, he is enjoying the rich
reward of his dlsintefestod patriotism To-
| wards S. America.
ST. GnARLEs STEWART, Minister from
u. Britain, asl from Lisbon, arrived Al RIO
II the latter PAT of July, but nothing had
trans PRED respecting his mission.
Bali. Gaz.
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LATEST FROM BuENOS-AYRES.
The ship Panther, arrived at Providence
on Friday week from Barnos- ANrrs, bring-
ing adsiccs 10 'h. latter part ofJoly. The
following IN an extract Of a letter 10 the
Editor 1T the Providence Patriot.
BurNos.AYREs, July II, 1925.
"The war ul the Patriots, on The Banda
Oriental, against The lmprrl1IlsIs, ls carried
aH with success. Th. forces of the Turner
are stated nj 5000, and Of the BrazIIans at
1000 men, but of the latter there are 1900
Kept for the protection of MoUiesldco. and
more generally the Patriots are stronger 10
the country, where They g1ln daily new
advantages. BY the last accounts, a de
tachment Of 800 from the corps com
msnded by The Imperial General Abreu,
had been no completely defeated by the
Patriots, that ouly q relolaed the main DO
dy.
The Patriots had drawn a line round the
q III Montevideo, aud established a Gus
tom nnhse NJ Cartlonrs, where evrty ar
lce Of produce or merchandl2r, passing ih
or oat of lhe city, had To pay duties
/ They had established a government at the
village of Florida, and Deputies irou II To
| lhr Congress 1T the United Provinces, had
ed at Ruenos Ayres, ASH ug ,neir aid
ard protection. This circumstance, thu
news oi a corps Of Brazilians having in,a-
Il Il the provinces of Cheqlitos n Upper
Peru, y the station of the Brazilian squad
ron IA the outer roads of Buoao, yves,
had so inhmcd the public mind aud the
Congress, that (some Time previous To the
sailing of the Panther the Congrrso seem
ed ready IL declare war, even IN opposition
To the Executive of the United Provinces,
vested in the Government Of the Province
of Buenos-Ayres, when he gave in its re-
siguaton as the Executive of the United
Provinces as under the present Cilcum-
stances no longer compatible with the IN
tercSt of thrir own Province.
! THIS event, which would have thrown
the nation into a state of anarchy, induced
the Cong ess not 10 admit the resignation,
and quoted, in a measure, the opposition
which had drawn the Executive govern
Rent To an account for their inactivity in
preparing for war, notwithstanding that
The Congress had as yet provided no ma
tlonal means or resources, but that the
province of Buenos- Ayres had To provide
| tor every thing. BY recent resolve of the
! Legislature of the Province, the govern
ment had been authorized To apply to na-
| tonal purposes. 100000 out If the pro-
vincial treasury, and TO supply 1900 men
ordered by Congress to be placed on the
! Uruguay, until the other provinces might
furnish their quota. No other change in
government had consequently taken place
hui thai Of ID. Marcos Balcarec taking III,
situation Of minister OF war Hstaad OF the
d. La Cruz.
II VAS generally expected that the gov
eminent of Bne.vsn. Ayrts would try TO PIE.
vent war With lie Imperial Government
of Brazlls, until they could form junction.
with Gen. Bolivar known to he on tn,
road u the Upper Provinces. Gen. Alive.
ar, late Minister 10 The United States, had
left Buenos Ayres early in July, un mis-
son 10 him, and, by letters dated early il
June, it appeared that Gen. Sncre had lef
thequlios on the 3lst May, to mret hin
lBoiHar) near that city, where a Congress
OF The four Provinces of Peru was also tt
meet. BY the same mail news was brough
that the division sl troops detached by Su
ere, against the Brazians, who had inya
ded Cheqoitos, had arrived near Santj
Cruz.
When the Brazillian squadron first ARR
'fd, twas cooiidrntly expected that wa
would take place immediately. Buta cor
/ reFpondence commenced between Admra
> L4bos and the Government of Bueno
\ Ayfes, in wl1ch the Admiral required tex
planAtlon relative to the insurrectian of IN,
Banda Oriental having been promoted b,
body of men from Buenos Ayres-aut
respecting the abuse of the imperial gov
, srament ~ the public prints. Ga the Min