Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04


Administration, are respectful,
invited to attend at the Globe
Tavern, in Martinsburg, on ga.
turday next, at 3 o'clock, p m.
VERY LAIE FROM bUENpS AYERS.
Baltimore. Sept s.
BY the arrival Of the fost sailing sch,r
Elisha Tyson, captain PEARSON, in d
days from Buenos Ayres, we have re
ceived advIces TO the 18Th July from
the river.
The Buenos Ayrean Commissioner.
had sailed for Rio in,he British packet
bu. terms of peace were considered
OF such a nature by the people, thai
1t vas the general impression The en-
peror of Brazil would not accept the
conditions, and that The war would
continue, Notwithstanding the copstan,
reports OF peace which it is supposed
were circulated by the governments 10
answer It's own vlevs-tht markets in
consequence were DOLL The brig AL
llson, captain Jones. of B3limere, hst
arrived at Bucnos Ayres, and MAS pur
chased, ii IS said, bv t.ie government,
Tor the enormous sum OF $4,000 dol
lars, and the command gwen TO the
gallant captain Coe "a French corvette
hnd a schooner we're also purchased al
The same time, being well adapted TO
their service.
Admiral Brown had issued a circu
lar o the lnhabtsn;s OF Buenos Ayres
calling upon them to raise a sun OF
money for the purchase Of vessels, and
rledgipg himsetfto drive the Brsglian
squadron from the blockade in two
meD,hs; and in consequence OF which
the sum Of 400 600 dollars was sub
sctibed in feuf days, and government
was purchasing all The fast sailing YES
sol~ they could lay their hands on
Zoe privateec General randen, cap
tain ID kay, from a very ~ ,cessful
crulZe, arrived of EnseRada on the
18th OF jane, when she fell 70 with the
whole Of the Brazi'lan squadron, and
after a desperate action of several
hours. was blown up with the loss OF
many lives Capt nekay escaped 10
a boat The battery on Point Lara
opened on the euemy's squadron, and
sunk a fourteen gun hrig-the BRAZIL
an admiral Merton, an Englishman,
lost an arm
Aboui the ooh June, admiral Brown
with q few gun boats, having on BOARD
about 800 men, attacked abou, Ia sail
of the Brazilian squadron off tn bar
Dor, and a{seF an engagement which
lasted nearly all day, he succeed ed IN
Getting his way through The fleet aud
arrived a, E0senada
The revolution IN Upper Peru as
mentioned by us a few days ago, in
which G.n Sare was wounded and
mad dpriSoDer, was known at Buenes
Ayres, and the account adds, that he
had been driven from b J%livia. and an
army o. five thousand men were under
arms
The Elisha Tyson was blockaded
10 Ensenada two weeks after she was
ready for seA. The morning of tn
l6,h JAY, he whole squadron goi IN
der weigh in chase of d vessel bound
up, which e. We her a chance of getting
out. Big Tascalaoss, OF New York;
sch'r Empress Of BAltlmore. and Mag
net, Of Boston, and an English brig,
have been carried ioso A-onteyideo
The following ie.ier from our at'sD-
tive correspondent, was not received
in time fo- our paper Of Yesterday:
"Caraecas, ISh August, 1925.
"Befofe this reaches you, you will
have heard thu Bolivar has declared
war against PTu-Sanander's party
10 COLOMBIA, and The party in Peru, no
doubt, have acted in perfect accord
ance, and. it is my opinion, that Boil
var will put an end TO the faction in
Peru. as he has done in Colombia,
without much hlooi,hed-in fact, his
Proclamation and the news OF the Con
ventionists having been put down ny
the people of Colombia, will SO aston
ish the party in Peru, that they will
soon give 10. W. are very quiet here;
General Briceno Msndez has taken
his seat as Inten1ente de zuela, in
consequence of the resignation OF d..
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