Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05
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LATEST FROM BUENOS AYpES

LATEST FROM BUENOS AYPES
ny the brig Soto Capt. Rcketson, we have recei-
ved Buenos Ayrcan papers to the 10th June inclusive
L ne most important particulars which tney contain
VIII be found below. The city still held ont aUains,
the manifestations not choosir, to hazard violent
sh'Iuhce Vi' endeaVoTiag to compel it to surrender
W means OF siege. The city was in much want of
provisions, and the government had passed n decree
under date OF June Sd, authorizing the meats which
might be introduced from any OF the ports of the
Dhaa Onentai To be sold freely, without being sub
ject to fixed prices.
On the Sd June decree was issued by the govern
meht' FevoAing decree OF the 2ld May which de-
cuied Tie CITY ana ITS cnvrcns TO be essen,JGd-
under martial law. The reason assigned was thai,
the causes which induced the former decree had
ceased TO operate
An order was issued by the Government on the 23d
May, suspendng the publicai ion OF uewspancrs II,
was rescnded after few days
Dr. Gregory Eagle LETT the city on the Ssh June
Tor the camp OF Gov. Rosas, las was sad.) who had
addressed bun letter the day previous inviting him
TO an interview. The Ga"eta Mcrcant of the 9th
says, "Dr. Togle returned last evening. Nothing
has transped relative the object of his visit nor
the communications which 1t is supposed he has
brought for the government. Gov. Layulle was to
arrive also to day or to morrow"
.1Dahr NTH ne French EYeei-A Suoplenent IN
the British Packet contains the correspondence be
tween the Argentine Government and Viscount
Nihancouh, Commander Of the French Squadron in
the neghburhood Of Bueucs Ayres Occas;oned nv
the French Commander having, OH the nieht of Nav
u, forclby taken possession Of the B A. snuadron
IL the roads, consisting of the briggs Gen Rondeau.
and Cacique the schoonnrs Rio Bamba and ssI1
June,"-and having at the same time burned the
schooner brig Argentine. On the 26th Of Nav il
was agreed that the vessels should be- restored on the
following conditions
!. That N'scount Vin1ucOurt, shall deliver M the
captnred vessels and place them at the disposal of
the Government of BueHos Ayres with all their an
! puTtcnauces, arms and crews.
2. That the Government shall not OtlOe nv force
any FrenchmcD resident in this capital TO do military
duty. leaving those who nov enrolled i'm tho com
pGnes Of militia at full liberty To continue in or leave
\ the service.
g. Tnat the insults which the Viscount supposes 10
nave been offered 10 The French fag and the ndem.
mites wbich he thinks TO be due TO the Frencbmen
injured by the measures Of the Government shall be
! points to be settled between the two Governments
! The necessary decree was Immediately Issued bv
! TIE Government; upon which the French comm nde,
insisted that another decree should be published
protecting Frcnchmen who should Withdraw from
the service from any cumberland measures" for their
4 INJURY, and that also hc newspapers should lie pre
vented from speaking disr specially Of the subjects
OF II. NJ. G. NJ. 70 THE the GOV .rnulont reni;oj
tho the fret matter in accordance with their in
tensions and issued further decree accordingly.
but as ~ the second, they say, "Accordinr In iIc
awe "hch regulate the Press in this country, tbo
uoYernnrn. has littr influence over the press.
e' "hch are not Official This second difficult
seemed 70 ne arranged, and an officer was sent IN
tlccYe lne vessels bUt uniuckily the Commodore
! hoppened TO nave seen bulletin which had been is
sued me Gay after the capture of the vessels, and
WINCH he thought contained "a gross attack upon the