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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
NOTICE.

vHyiE partnership of the subscribers trading under the
Il firm of Cale6 Lealt s. 60. was dissolved by mutual
consent on The 2fth nt All persons having legal claims
on said firm, will present them j. pscy for settlement
and those indebted earnestly requested make speedy
payment to either of us. JACOB PUSEY
CALEB HEAIU,
j. Pusey continues the store at the same place. ard has
on hand stock Of such articles generally for sale
country store. i,y being frequently in Philadelphia,
fresh supplies arc added almost every month; all which
will be sold at reasonable prices
Auburn Cotton Mill, Red Clay Creek,
9 no. 24th, 1925.
CHARLES SAYKEr informs his friends and former custom
that he has engaged in Tailoring in the above mention
ed stoe where work in his line will be done in neat and
substantial manner. 85-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
SOMETHING, EXTRA.

w. c. CONNIE would respectfully invite the attention
Of his friends and paron TO the Schemes OF the following
brilliant Lotteries, where, by the investment OF few dol
lars handsome fortunes may be obtained in day only
and as W. & Conne is the Industrious agent of For
tune he gives this early notice to all who wish abun-
dance of essential article GhS to forward their
orders Immediately lest they may tail 10 procure chance
1Iarytand University Lottery.
For the benefit Of the Medical College of Baltimore
Fifth Glass, series To be drawn the 18th day Of oc-
tober next, and finished in few minutes.
Scheme me-l prize OF $4,000; OF 10, ,000 of 5,0J0 2
of 2956 - nf l000; l2 of 500; 80 of l0O 168 of So
1853 II Is; 1544 OF III 1870 Oft
Whole ticket S6 Cobalt, 00--1uarer, 81 50eghth rs.
certificate Of IL Whole tickets be had for $40 so
and Shares at the same rate.
RY SPECIAL Act OF AssEMBLy--cossoL1DArED
State Lottery Of Maryland,
Undcr the superintendent Of the Commissioners ap-
node Of drawing, secured by Letters Patent under Seal Of
the United States The whole to be completed IN ONE
DAY and will positively lake place in the city Of Baltimore
the 9th Of November next.
scLme.--i prize Of $4,000; Of 10000; of 5000
10 of 1000; 10 of 500; 80 Of 00 90 Of 50 100 Of 90
900 Of 10; 400 Of S; 10000 a.
40 900 Tickets. Not nne blank to prize.
Every prize payable in cash. sixty days after the drawing,
subject to deduction Of fifteen per cent
Whole Tickets IS, and shares in proportion
The Drawing Of the above brilliant Lottery, will positive
u be that popular mode Of drawing, the odd and
sysen where the purchaser of tickets, shares
viii be certain Of drawing least prize, and may draw
threet!!
Tickets and Shares in all of the above brilliant Lotteries
and those which anticipated will prove fortunate,
Tor sale Il
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
Number 1856.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

CONDlllONo OF THE w al 1HNAN.
The terms are, those who pay, during the month Of
January July, six months advance -Four Uoho,s
year. From those who do not pay aboye Five Dollars
will be demanded Ifs subscriber wishes ts decline, he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June December, and pay all arrearages. Without a
compliance with these conditions paper will be dscon
tinued except at the option of the editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for dollar and twen
" for every subsequent insertion: longer pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements be inserted they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors, in
SIRE attention must be post paid
advertising 6ytheyear.
TO Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year SIS, 90 1year S18, 90
6months 8, 90 months 9, so
Sdo. a, so do S, 90
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
w Az AzEgIEIgIIIagg4A 4A1T @EEIgz9e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
ON WEDNESDAY,,
12s.52O DOLLARS y!

I-CeJSO lJOLlAI- A'o
WILL in a few minutes be distributed in sums of $4,000
5000 S2500 S100V &c among those tavores OF fortune
who have been provent enough to place these'e wit
in he reach of her Bounty by securing chance or chan
ces therein.
perse the brilliant and happily arranged scheme and
then say whether you will let pass SO Oatuobe az o2rtt
ay It gaining splendid Gruae or su0staatai tonndat'0n
or 0a, without avsing yourselves of It, Independent OF
these considerations appeal to the patiiotsh OF every
eawarian patronze this lottery IN preference to all
he as much the avails OF so to hene ms State
Scleme--1 prize of $4,000; OF !0o0 ct 2,oo0 !
Of 1906 - Of 600 IL Of 500; so Of 1O0 l86 OF sos
S6 OF 30; 1888 Of 8; 1880 Of A.
Present Prices: Whole Tickets, A--Haves, S2-Quar-
ers ST. Packages of - Tickets embracing the 80 mum
bers OF the Lottery, which must of necessity draw sly nett
With many chances for Capital Prizes may be had at he
same rate, VIZ
Whole Package S4s-Ialf do. S24-Qnaster do. Si2.
plzpsn any the Lotteries of Connecticut, Nc@-York
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Washinglon virginia,
an. North Carolina, will be received IN payment.
Apply the Managers Office, No. %, Market ~ 'ew
oos below the lower Market Iiouseor to the following
enlemen Agents and correspondents, VINO nave Voeer-
Cd their asstancc in etecng sales;
s. Coiper & Co., Newcase--BenJ. Wlue'ey, Newark
Vim. Boyer do.-A III. Pennington, Allddetown-John
Sutton & Sons, St Georges-A Gorden summit ifllaSe
Lew Boulden Son, Glasgow-A q. ihompson' NeWpolos
andng-p. & L. Spr,ance, Smyrna--John Read! Dover
s o penpewilI, do-W Goodwin, store OF = onsei,,
Mtford-Isaac Tunnel, Georgetown-R Mnowel, Canal
HEM Field Eieldsville John +. Mansfield Canlweiis
brhlge-John CHM, do 49,
or Orders from abroad enclosing the Cash or prze ick,
e Gas above free Of postage for Tickets or Shares VIII
YATES & MINrYRE,
Sent 81 Wilmington Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted 10 the estate OF John PETERSEN
"a deceased fwalerman) late Of this Borough, re-
qoesled to make immediate payment and those having
CLAIMS against said estte, viii present them, properly at
tested for settlencnt,to GEORGE GMtFlN, .adnr.
Wilmington, Sept. O., 1875. ao-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
NEXT LOTTERY.
Unirersity Lottery, 7h Class.

oHeeeoGy AotefJ, iue tWeo.
Positively to be drawn on Friday, the 50th inst.
Scheme.-l Prize of $4,000; of 10000 of 5000;
of 2,500i Of 1903; of 1,000 10 of 5e0 A of 100;
SO Of 50 528 of l2; 5,676 of 6.
Tickets S6-Shares in Proportion.
Washington Canal and DeIarare Stale Lottery
To be drawn on the 5,h October and finished in few
minutes.
scheme.1 prize of $40 600; Of 5000; of $500; of
1906 10 of l000 12 of 500 80 of 100 1856 50 1856 of
60; 1883 of 81 and 1880 of4. Tickets, 81 Ooalf 90
Quarter 00-Eishth SO cents.
Maryland State Lottery.
ODD & EVEN.
To be drawn the 9th Of November next. MORE
PRIZES THAN BLANKS. Highest Prizes S50,O00-S10,
oo0-s5000, &c. Tickets SIS 00-IIaf2 50-Quaiter 25
-Eghlh 62a cts.
Tickets and shares for sale at the jackson Lafayette
Oce in great variety of numbers where lately sold
and pai prize of s5OO02 of II 000-1 of S500-ten of
s100-s50 $50, SC. 4bpiyfo
j. j. ROBINSON,
No 105, Market street, Wilmington, (Del)
Sept. 25.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
JUST RECEIVED

ND for sale at J. Wilson's Book Store, No. los, Mar
IA ket street, The "IIFg THE MAn0UIs De LAFAT-
KrrE" by Robert VAIN, r elegantly bound: price
81 IS.
Sept. ~. Do
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
CHEAP
Boot and Shoe Store. 8.

49, AARON STOOPS
ESPECTFuIY informs his friends and the public in
III general that he has commenced business the stand
lately occupied by james L. Depou, No. 147, Marke
street, Iaird houae aboye negears Hat Janufactory.
ladies' Genilemen's, and Chdrens Leather and Moroc.
CO Boots and Shoes will be made in the most fashionable
st, lie, and his customers may rely having their orders
executed of the best materials by experienced workmen
and ON the lowest terms for cash.
Wilmington, Sept. 81, 1925. 85-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
From the Albany Daily .4drertiser.
CARDING OF WOOL.

This article ought to have been Communicated
long before this time in the season but beirg mis-
laid, it has been omitted til The present time.
Merino wool, either partly or fully blooded has
gum adhering 10 it near the roofs, or next to the
Skin of the animal. This gum must be cleaned Of
before the cards will afford good rolls.
RECIPE.
Mix one pail full Of stale chamberlye, with fonr
oails full of soft water heat this mixture as hot
YOU can bear your hand In; turn into cstern CT
tub sufficient TO hold fifty pounds # wool; stir the
wool thoroughly with stick Till the gum is olsen
gagged then put the wool into basket and rinse it
clean with water.
Too much oil or grease often renders it impossi~
bic for the carder to make good rolls. To eighe
pounds of wool, use pound Of grease, Tree from
salt or other impurities orr TO ten pounds of Dol,
pourd Of pure spermacet oil. Right wrong.
This is from the mouth of manufacturer, and tbs
public are welcome to the info nation.
OBSERVER.
JxTes,erio NJ " Aur 90. 1925
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
Prizes Prizes Prizes
DELAY NOT THE LUCKY OPPORTUNITY
Unirersitu Lottery Of Maryland,


DELAY NOT THE LUCKY OPPORTUNITY
University Lottery Of Maryland,
To be drawn the 30th Sept. Prize of $50, 900;
of 10000; of 5000 of $500 of 1903; of 1000 ;
10 Of 500 Al Of 100; SO of 50 52S of u; 5676 o6
Whole tickets S600-Shares in proportion.
Washington Canal and Delavare State Lottery,
First Class-to be drawn on the 5th day of October
prize of Sl0O00 9 of 5000; Of ,500 of 1796; 12
of 1000; II of 500; 80 of 100 1856 of SO; 1876 Of 2O
146S of 8 1880 OF 4.
Whole ticket S4-half 2-quarter Eighth 50 cts.
Maryland State Lottery.-Odd & Ersn.
To be drawn the 9th of November next. More
Prizes than Blanks Highest Prizes s50,Oo0-s1o,oOo-
S5,0O0 sc. Tickets IS 00-IIalf 250-Quarter rs
Eighth 62a cts
For tickets shares in either of the above Schemes
''' RUNIFORD'S OFFICE,
Sent. %. No. So, Market ST.
Dr. Deans Rheumatic Pills.
n fresh supply receircd 1t the Hntchmcn Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
CONINE'S
HOMES OF FORTUNE.

No. 81, Market street, the Centre Market,
No 217 Market street, next door 10 Liberty street,
bltmore; aud No. ;, South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Those who send their remttances to Connes offices,
viii the completion Of the Drawing be informed of the
e Of tile tickets by letter, be forwarded paper
tanning tic drawing at large.
4 fOrderi from Any part of the United States enclosing
Ca prize tickets, will meet the prompt attention
as il on personal applicaon.-Addresst to
Aug &, 1925. w. G. CONNIE, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30

Blessings Of Game La'cs.-It has been ca'cna
ted that the corn destroyed by game, in single
county in England, would be sufficient to maintain
5000 people for year, and that the labor OF per.
sons imprisoned in the same county for offences
against The game laws, would be adequate TO carry
on a mandatory OF silk. woolen or cotton, employ
tng q CO pital II I00N 0Nont
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I.VTE.HPER.9.rCE.

We hive seldom seen more powerful
appeal to the understanding and feelings
thun is contained in the following extract
from an address delivered BY John Holmes,
Esq. before the members Of Saco Lodge.
Boston Gatary
"Temnerance isa Masonic virtue. And
let il be held in everlasting remembrance
that initmperanoe is II most fatal aud des-
iruclive vice. The temptations and deln-
sions Of this adversary Of our peace, the
trracherous arts By which it iiatlers us
from the paths Of rectiIude, and the syren
song by which it lures Us into its foul
embrace, stnpass the powers OF description.
Thc cursed, fascinating, fatal charm by
which it binds the faculties, captivates the
heart and perverts Il paialyzes the under
standing is matter Of the protonndest aston
ishment. Before the dsngeris discovered,
escape IL hopeless s. the willing victim ire
trieyah,y lost Floating grnny down II
smooth and delightful current towards the
hrink oflremcndons cmaracts, he sees no ne
cesslty ofressiln5,ls force, perceiyes not rs
increase, nor reflects that he Is approaching
the danger. EtWy moment the power "
inclination 80 resist diminish, while the dan
ger is increasing. He approaches, per-
ceires the dashIng, hears the roarlng and
feels the trembling. The current is aecel-
Grated il brcomes irresistible, he is hufri-
ed to the briuk, the abyss yawns, he is
swallowed IN the vortex AND lost ipreyer.--
L. the charm ilresisnble2 Does the mala-
dy admit no cure Is the calamity newt.
able Can nothing be done by maSons t,
! prevent it z YES. Let them administer
correction with the hand of friendship
/ Let the ndmouition be honest, faithful anG
seasenahle. To provide against possihI,
danger, let them often try t1e experiment
| on themselves, 10 discover the first symp
4 toms of the contagism.
They win pardon my zeal for il is in ia,
cause of humanity. ! am pleading for tn,
disconselatc mother, the hapless orphan
aud the broken hearted and distracted wife
come with the tears of disappointed 10y,
and the Anguish OF the wounded heart
4 plead in the name and behalf OF sutferin,
ritlue neglected and abandoned for reyr
and rint ! imagine | hear n voice from
the dark and dismal mansions Of the dead
Saying, 90 We sous Of dissipation and ex
i cess ye prodisals who riot and wantal
with the gifts of IA hountrous Providence
come abd behold the companions of you
resels, the victims of your folly. See tn
fathers pride and the mothers JOY, snatch
ed from their embrace and hurried to al
9ntimely tomb. See the flower of you'll
aad beauty shedding its fragrance aud dis
playing It's glory, but ere the morning dev
has escaped on the breeze, it sckcns, with
ers aud dies, Here the object of ,irtnon
affection; there the promise of connuba
bliss; this is the hope Of his country an,
that The encouragement and consolation o
,rision--ali poisoned by intempeiance al
doomed to a premature and disgracefu
4 death. Look al these an! be admonished
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very hnmnfoasi, paAriraytd. IS IN lie
Z ui,ss r,ai,on, viii new ard thea a l. l..
h,isllaeuiiiz AID bnfl.sgae. i lsjnnrnalzed
PRECISELY ia the senlimrft ati very neagly
IN the lsngnags --noi sf Coke npoe L.iitle-
isu--hn If the Quarterly IN Faux. We
cansislsr tile aforesaid addition OF caiaIug
as ,fie oily defect 10 bis very pheasant jea-
d'espfis a0illiug asih, Kind was necessary :
( vrr, little more han FeiA and the Quar-
I f.g,g world Ise a,iilt Sufficient, Is hen euded
li,y me noa sequiiars 50 afrhly detected, &
the dmts ia tlieh progress 50 ably caught
and returned 4 specimen Of the latter IA
| Guilty we cannot withhold. Our john Ball
Is sptaknis Of New York;
"0ae Of the 6rsl things bai disgpsts a niens
tsHii, rs aH Engiishmen, particularly bnglish
ifaveflrrS are, i The horrible nrofnnalion Of
iiie S bllhfh iu this town This contempt OF
religion arises patfly out 81 the turbulent sPi-
III al demacreey, aud partly Iran the want Of
n pgieleged church establishment such as
has made Great Britain the bniwaik oi religion
Ia all asas. There j., ia The first place, such
nainral and idisisible association between
king reigning. over his people by divine
rights and divinity ITSELF that i Is next 10 lm-
possible that n true subject should mol he a
irae believer, On the coHfsry, the pure spi-
vi ~ tifHiDkihEaf NihH ifJNit2 'bN 49,"
right 81 kings, Will naturally resist every other
divine right, aud thus Il has happened HAT
innieiy aud rebellion have eyer gone hana ~
hand Every person Sersed in The history of
England must he familiar with innIinefable
example, ofthis truth Waving q reference
TO all olhers il Is sufficient 10 reeolect The TO-
tai RELAXATION OF religion and mnrnls Which
prevailed Among the Puliians who rebelled
against Chnrlcs the Martyr, and tue bfilliani
4 H.. 4 1. -.
sion OF his son In fact II i n maxim with all
orthodox writer's, HAT pions people viii al
ways BIC obedieat 70 tbpf sovereign, not SO
ninch because he governs well, as because he
goverds by divine fight
In fact, as the Quarterly sbys, the WIN,
OF an established church has made the bulk
OF tile people either iuidels or fauales.'-
There will never be ANY pure religion here
until they have an archbishop OF Armagh with
deoO0 acres Of glcbe, aud Bishop OF Derry
with 1000 Il is these and similar noble es-
Establishments ia Ifelnnd thai lave made The
people Of that country 50 orthodox, aud SO
devoted 10 The king
There are many similar arch passages
with the ioregoing, and these, in ollr of,ia-
ion, form The most biting pnr; Of this little
hook For those who like 10 laugh out,
hnnrser, there is much as already obs.ry-
ed, of 4 broader description and taken al
together looking To the personilicalon Of
the traveller, the satire on n PARTON Of or
ira, cling manner. and 10 the miserable
spleuetic classes of opinion and Of interest
ed eDmity casiigated, John Bull in .4mtrica
will please All persons who can admit fair
rrton even although Occasionally severe
upon points, which, whateee theil particu-
lar opinisns, most people are too national
to really egjoy. q.
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pOEgRY.

frsaias q. S. l.irrag Ga e,is. for feig !.
rIIE c!tApEs o. THE PATRIOTS. s
Hire reathe ses-i aad gooa--hers thes re-
pose
Alter saeir generous toll sHnFed band,
1acs ta.,s their see soesllarr. while The year
Comes sslsi IL carly aswefs TO deck their
aud t..saegs hena again ss Winner srewps.
1aesrsis 40 vois.sf Sstndthre-- ssrep snds
are a1l 1he,r fnaHasn a., aaH yat Il tells
\ iablsr hiilofy thai riiiafed piles
az The escrnai ~ rauids, They Heed
= ssss1ssn NOR Ase9iis:on g feReh
g'aeif gFeainass It's round ITEM and hsF4ns
Ns1h whseii tlseis el.idion tFeaa iae ss.sl,s'sed
eraand
rsat issIsis fslar veaerssel homes ti.e fsfee
1hat s.lias. % ~ they leagfit Tor, aud tie
wrnlri
That clothes Tie Land they tess,sed--ihesf,
though Haate,
rs fealuig ever :, when deerrst--ihese
Are inonllmenis spfleo tssits, .iiaa the flames
Rssred 1otbc kingsend eeuiig7d- u old
Touch moi the ansicnt eins, thai bend their
shade
csorfl1rfriowly graves ;l,cncah t,eirboughs
Iiu.se -, solemn darkstes-, even NJ noon,
S,iisa1o susli Us sisil a tie shrine
OF seidnas liberty No fnetnns voice
tsnlfod ttIIiC tte he4a VI NeHffQHs fhHfet
gIi the pare coifseeiated love 81 home.
No deeper ieeling sway a., when ! wakes
Ia nh is greatness. u has told itself
10 The asluaisI,es' gaze u awe.struek kings,
~ Marathon, nj Basn0akbnfni aud here,
Where ffst our p4lripis senl the invader hack
BFekcn and cewel. let ,hese green vms be
all
To tell a. whefestliey fought. aud where they
lie
Their feelings we're NIL nature. md they nerd
No ert 10 make ihea known they lise iana,I
Niiiie we are Ike them, Simple, hardy, told,
NDrsiipHiug nolhins bat opro~n pure heans,
AID the one universal Lord They need
No columapoiniiug ioihe lienseuthey sought,
IL tell us 81 tlieiriinu The heai itscll.
Icft u its pwn free purpose itasfeus ilicre,
And there atone reposts Lei these elnls
hend lleirproseeiing shadow err their graves.
Aud build with flieif green rooftiie only fame,
Where ,ec may gailisf Oh ihr hallowed Jay,
Inai rose 10 them ID blood aud sci III glory.
Here lei Us meet, and white our moiionless
lips
C;re moi u sonnll and all around is ranto
in the deep snbballi oil heart Too fiill
For words OF tcarsz-here lei as strcw the sad
y idi the frs; doowefs OF spring. anu make 10
them
IA offering Of the plenty natnie gives,
And they lave rendered ours--perpctually
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.nined and falineed him. Hsfing aug
,nent.sl his patty Ivy this addition aud by
a nafl5,r of tire iitlahiant5. wno J,,in.d
him. be foliad himself IN the command Of
.ubpnl three hundred men, we'll armed
With these lie enierri 5oriano aud sfer-
eeeles, or Capiila Nova and. having re
organized Tile gosernment, lie marched 10
the Hincen dc las Galllnas--and destroy
ed aboat 600 men who guarded IL The
militia of this I,srt and even many Portu.
gtesr Joined him, and he here found plen-
Is Of horses and provisions. Re-passips
the River Negro, be marched towards the
Perdisle--by straisgem he got possession
Of the person Of Futus Risiero-- the Brazi-
Ian military commander of the country,
with the escort, who, except the officers,
al joined the party Of Lasalrla Frnius
Risero himself afterwardsjolncd the revo-
lntionary cause aud publicly burnt his I'm
perial uniform 10 the streets of Santa Luz
Ella, and had sent summons TO the COM
mander OF Mouteyideo 10 surrender that
place.
From various paragraphs in the Buenos
Ayres papers, il appears that the insnirec-
ton Is very general; that the Ofientals
were ia force ia the neighbofhoood of Mon
teyideo, where the Government aud lnha-
bilants were 10 the greatest CONSERVATION.
A corps Of the Garrison composed Of Per-
nambucans, suspected OF dlsaftecllou, had
been disarlned and imprisoned A NUM-
Der the principal native Inhabitants had
been arrested, and werr 10 be sent TO Rio
.Ianeiro The Portuguese inhamtants were
taken to the Citadelto serve ms soldiers aud
The guards and patrolesmen doubled.
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-.-e@e.".

= \
New YoRK. July l2,-lVe are favored
by Capt. Allen Of the ship OthelIo, with
Buenos Ayres papers to May 18th, from
which we have extracted the following in
teresling Intelligence:
Don Juan Antonio Layellelo, Don Ma
nuel Oibe, and several other officers and
inhabitants ofthe Banda Oriental, left I}uc-
nos Ayres ON the alst of April, and laad-
ed on the opposite shore the same night
with intent.to rasse the country against the
BRAZILIAN governments About two hun
drcd men had by previous agreement With
I.avelieja, assembled at the Isla where he
landed but fearful of being discovered by
the BrazIiaus, they had dispersed before
his arrival; SD that, instead of an armed
auxiliary force, he found only two horses.
he mounted two Of his party, who procur-
ed horses for The rest. They Immediately
discovered aparty about 40 men, ofihe corps
of Frutus Rivero. tBrazilians,) who, with
bont 80 Others who had been pressed for
soldiers, We're in Arenai Grande Layelle-
ia presented himself before them they
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From he .Antionnl LoninnL.

By a late arrival from Rio de tneiro at
Monteyideo, information was received of
the equipment of the irgate Thetls, Admi-
raj Lobo; the corvette Maria de Gloria /;
brigs and 5 gun boats, hariog on board
four battalions. These were destined i'm
mediaiely, for MonteviIeo.
From Ell argentine extra.
The troops under command of Frutao-
20 Reverb have Joined La.elirjo, having
made Colonies Fcrradd and Barboza pri-
sonets, with many other officers. Rivera
had burned his imperial uniform, publicly,
at St. Lucia. Great condemnation prevail
ed at Monteydeo, aud the inhabitants of
the adjacent country were hurrying into
the town. An express had been sent TO
Rio for reinforeemtnts.
Defeat Of Oldaetd. extra sheet is
headed by the representation of IA sepiil-
chral monument, surmounted by an egues-
trlan statue, with this inscription, (lachry-
mal) here lies SPmtsh pouel IN .4me,i-
ca"
ST.. Bustaman, Governor Of the province
of Sata, by dispatches received from Ge
uerai Medina Cell, announces the defeat Of
700 royalists under General Olancta, by
500 Patriot troops, at Tanusa, in Up
per Perr-200 killed and wounded were
left on the field, and the same number
were taken prisoners, with 20 officers
Gen. Olaneta fell among the first. The
battle lasted from 3 O'Clock z. NJ. till seven
All The baggage and military appointments
Of Olaneta were taken. The extra cou-
cludes thus: This inhuman contest is now
Terminated. Not one enemy remains on
the soil of Columbus. TIE Country as
Free.
Peru.-The French Commissioner, Mr..
dc Monge, had been ordered to leave the
Republic in 81 hours. The motive which
induced this order was his interference in
the concerns of the State. He was To pro
coed To Chill. where he would join his fell
ow-commissione Lassase, who had pub
hcly advocated the dissolution Of the Con
gress.