Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-19
sooN pUENos AYREs-DIRECT.

:, ,.;.,o-. from the city OF Buenos ayres, INC
'., orrbs American have received adsiees
,s,b July inclusive. They are also in-
S.h,ed to captain T. and to captain Jones' a
,,sS,nper. Clate of the brig Allison) Tor hies oil
,,p>rs ,o the same date.
Tn. Commissioners appointed by the Buenos
,.,s,n Government to proceed 70 the Court oil
Raj, for the purpose Of negotiating peace
~, IN the British packet RedPole on the
-. T,,v They are "Messrs. Juan Roman
p,r.,r,e Thomas Guido. Pedro F. Cavia, and
,,b.r gentlemen, attached to the Legation, IN
ending ID. Fr,ncisco Wright.
The markets had become rather depressed
..n,o the sailing Of the Commissioners,and the
.,rI,,ors were moi slow in taking advantage
III, The opinions Of the people OF Buenos
ar,.s, IN relation TO peace, were various and
contradictory; and the result OF the mission TO
pio was lnyoIy ed in much doubt. The jealous
90 entertained by the interior provinces a
GAINS, ,ba, Of Suenos Ayres were very great &
:, was considered doubtful, should peace be
.o,c,uded between the latter and Brazil, whe>
,ber j, would be sanctioned by the other pro-
,inces.
The Maria sailed from Ruenos Ayres on the
evening of the 10Th July, and was chased back
~ A part of the Brazilian squadron on the
morning of the nth. In returning through the
outer roads, saw an American schooner al an
.bor, which lie Maria hailed. No answer haV-
ING been returned, the Maria's boat was man
ned and sent TO the schooner, in order to warn
her OF her danger, the Brazilian squadron being
hen under full sail up the river. She proved
a Ne IN, schooner Major ,Albers, in IS days
from Philadelphia, the capt. Of which thinking
himself safe, had cast anchor. AS soon, how
.,sr as he became aware Of his situation, he
Gu, his cable and followed the Maria TO the in>
rer roads. The Maria sailed again on the ev-
,ninc Of the lS;h July, and was chased out oil
The river. One shot was very near cutting
away her mainmast. Great credit is due TO capt
Trott for tue sklGul manner in which he has
prosecuted voyage attended with so many OBJ
staces, both in going in and coming on; of
Busnos Ayres.
Information had reached Buenos Ayres that
the priya,err brig Cacique had boarded a
French brig from Rio de Janeiro, bound to
Monw,ideo with money TO pay the troops, and
taken from her 100000 Pa,ugones (Brazillian
dollars The plundered brig was sent back to
Nlontevideo, and the French Admiral despatch
ed twenty qua brig after the Cacique. An
engagement ensueG, when The {. captured the
French gun brig and sent her ba, also.
Lord Ponsonby was about TO sail from Bue
nos Ayres for Rio, in the British frisste rhctis.
It's stated in the papers that the sub Grip
ion to purchase vessels for the Navy Of Bue
nos Ayres goes on prosperously. Browns
Acct, when ready, would amount to fifteen sail,
and the most couhcen, hopes were entertained
as to the success Of his plan to raise the block
ade,-His officers were men Of experience and
could he relied on, which was not the case at The
early periods Of The war. Soldiers, sailors and
differs arrived daily from Montevideo, and Of
fered their services to the Admiral
BuEXos AYREs, July l5-We learn by p-i-
vale letters from our army that our it'll squad
ron has taken possession OF the Lake Mini for
the second lime, and driven from il the vessels
OF The enemy. The comma nder ssd officers Of
our squadron have commenced with vigour.-
The river iaguaron has risen greatly which is
The cause OF the continuation OF the desertion
OF The herman troops 10 our army. Gen. Lecor
IS much embarrassed at seeing the hopes he
entertained Of the movements of Don Frulos
entirely frustrated
From the Baltimore Chronicle
BueaO' 4yrss, IDLY l2.-The mail from Peru
mas brought intelligence Of considerable inn
port Peruvian army, commanded by Cen
N4marra has entered the Bolivian territory, in
number, II Is said, from fo1r TO 1--WE thousand
men: Upon the first notice Of this invasion,
,He reject and mary OF the inhabitants Of he
-rYot La Paz, bed to Oruro 20 the Bolivian
army concentrated in tina, quarter, under the
command OF General Urdinines, and consist
'oS oil 1000 men. Gamarra entered La Paz on
ne lin May, and having established new
government. advanced aoa;ns, O,,.u