Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

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The United States sloop OF Boston, Beekrnan " Foh
man, Esq commander arrived New York OIL SUNDAY from
Buenos Ayres via Mouevidee and Penanbuco She lett the
short passage nI 50 days from Monovideo including four days
| detention at Pernambuco.
The editors CONNIE rcal Advertiser have received
file Of papers from Nonevideo to the eth Nav Inclusive
Verbal intelligence is also received editors of the v
Gazette Buenos Ayres to the 3h NAV bv which we
that the city possession uy OF the PROVINCES
except e Grand Plaza de Victoria Citadel aud II was
xpeced they would soon surrender Iayae IVA. in
the city, and using every exeron maintain the ascendancy
but there was scarcely hope of his succeeding Phose
Of the which remained to him were closely he
troops under Generals Lopez and Rosa and r
ability tina, before this the death of Doe.o AVENGED
Admiral Brown had resigned his situation as Provisional
Governor Of the Province aud reported the Boston
sailed that he was abou, fitting feet proceed against
San Nicholas Santa Fe bat the last received at
Moncvldeo stated the project had been abandoned
In consequence Of alleged insults the French flag and
nation the Consul General NJ Vaudeville demanded his pass
ports which granted, and lie left Bueno Ayres with his
family AVID effects ir 9th Of May in the French ship Gala
tea tor Monevdeo where he arrived the 9th The French
Admiral that station had also possession Of the Benos
Ayean squadron, consisting OF briggs several gun boats
The vessels attacked by the the French squadron
and after being repUed FIVE times they succeeded in capturing
them and burned QUO Of the brigs.
AZ Monevdeo all was apparently Tranquil when the Boston
sailed hot said that was some Earring among the
leaders They busly engaged in regulating the govern
n'eni, and framing a constitution for that province
Tie house Of Daua Cannan Of Bucnos Ayres had failed
and caused much distress
The r. s. ships Hudson and yandalia sailed in comp,ny
with the Boston, bound to Rio
The Boston has been absent from the United States three
years and three months during which time she has only lost
three of her original crew. who died Of consumptou.
Lieut. Calhoun has proceeded Washington with dispatches
for government
The Gaeea OF Montevdeo mentions that accounts were
received from various parts Of the Interior Of species
CRIME being committed by bandits and assassns The police
of the Government had proved uefcacous suppreng them
rather, there police all established for the country
The press at BueDos Ayres under severe restrictions
which consequently prevented fIl and free expression Of
public opinion as IN the situation politics Of the country the
publishers beng compelled cOnhne themselves to accounts
aud reports favor OF Lavae's party, which werc course
greatly exaggerated
MEXICO. The editor Of the Philadelphia Nnti-
ona Gazette acknowledges the receipt of Vera Cruz
letters and files OF newspapers To the 18th ult incu
sive. Their contents arc noted follows
One Of our correspondents, Ian intelligent Amcri-
can traveller, says: "This country ENJOYS n de-
gree Of peace and tranquility which have not before
observed since my residence in it; yes the dearth Of
the precious metus great, and the public troasu-
~ empty, that che government nae boon compelled
TO issue paper which is sold at great discount, in
order to raise means Of meeting the exigencies ofhe
moment Guerrero and his cabinet are very popular,
aud there seems to be disposition among all class
IS TO bear with patience any privaOns under his adj
m.nistratIop"