Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

| VERY LATE FROM BUENOS a REn.
Tpeias. sailing brig Lady Adams. Cspt"in
;,,,es, arrived at Baltimore In the very short
,,,,,se Of So days from Bueuos Ayres to he
mp, If the Chesapeake. The editors of The
AMERICAN are indebted to the poll euess Of Mr..
Inns Cautw,n and captain {. Breck, passen-
ms in the Lady Adams for flies Of Buenos
,u,, paper 10 the llrh April, at which time
,y arr informed, the publication Of papsrs
u, suspended by order Of the Government.
The Lady Adams sailed from Buenns Ayr"s,
u tn evening Of the 18th April, a, which
IN, the civ was besi' geG BY the Dorregn par
' and IL was though, that il would oapitula,e
ohem. Admiral Brown, who it VII be re-
collected is one Of the strongest friends Cf the
orgnt Governor LavalleD still retained the
sunard Of thr for, If The city. Gen. Lasalle
md his army had rerrea,ed INFO the city. he
rhc- was IN such disturbed safe ihat all
hapess Va, suspended, and The families Of
many Of the merchants had taken refuge on
Sasrd Of the vessels in the outer harbor.
Nothing had been heard al Buenos Ayres,
li,he boats Of the Hudson having cut out the
,'i,aeer Bolivar, on The coa,, Of Patagonia.
As the passengers Of the Lady Adams left
ttciy Mr.. Furbes, the American Charge d.
AElrs, and Mr. Parish thu British Consul Gen.
ga, we've seen going into the For, on visit 10
Admiral Brown,-,he object of which was not
kOvn, but was supposed TO be connected win
he protection Of The AmeIicen aud British in
ses,s in the city
BuENos AYREs, April IL.
Another week has elapsed. and Buenos Ayr
a'emalrs perfectly tranquil. II is true thai
various alarms have token place respecting the
Aonloneros, and even now 1.-The cry is suil they
TONE" 10 the absence Of all positive iuforma-
hon We can only sac the Cur enr reports, VIZ
IA the main BODY Of the Mononer IS is said
% b. in the ueishhonrhood OF Chascomus, and
ma tying parucs have approached Nnh'n Il
"a lsseues OF the town On Saturday night
ne mlll,ary;of all classes were suddenly called
III upon the report of Danger. On Sunday
Ieruoon general muster Of the new levles
'"k place; about 5000 men attended; at nigh,
la'''ts of hem, both horse and foot pa,roilrd
iSsslreets.
ol Monday nigh, in pursuance Of hint In
% ,LAcra Mrrcan,il, which perhaps gave
~'aSlon Tor the order from the Police, each
''ase I'D lights placed at tue windows for
N Osensiole purpose; IN Case ~ an attack, 10
s"Ver friends ON Zoe, TINS Stimulation
1' been since coNHrurd, md armed parties
~.'erse The streets atrish. som. az led en-
TT"'alfe, Others in oapoe ard cI,iii.n dress,
'1e otcree to close the shops is sur the pur,
p'% OF giving repose 20 those who have been
~a'employed all night.
considerable exci,emen, has been occasion.
,~SSG'lng the last few days among the English
az american part Of The community, by rea-
some pointed articles which have ap.
seu IN the daily papers upon the subject Of
~. y" 'e'asAl to perform military service al The
sS"h' luncIure, British subjects are Gas We
n;r,' sHeady stately exempted by treaty from
1r,, nary duty, and the Americans claim an e.
;. IA privilege on strong grounds, which no 9TH
B,; S;'ee'sners can sllese. Besides, both the
lush and Americans are averse 10 minplinp
n. po'''ieal broils which unhappily divide
cOr- wiring the above, we hear that the
n ; + C. has passed an order to the Gene
81" IN Chief directing him ~ snroIi al r,r.;or