Foreign Intelligence.

BUENOS AYRES.
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BY an arrival at Boston from buenos
Ayres, we have received file of papers 20
the Sth of Nov. A letter from our CORES
pOndent Of the same date says" MIR. Rod
ney has not yet arrived, although dallyex-
pected."


Negotiations were going on at Monte
Video, concerning a suspension of hostll-I
ties and the return Of the Portuguese troops
to Europe.


Translated tor the NJ L. d. Advpr.


BuENos AyREs, Nov. 6.
On tht-o4th of October, Don Alvara da
Costa sent to the Baron de la I.agnna an
official letter, in which he informed him.,
that having understood that king John VI
desired suspension ofhostilties between
his troops aud those Of Brazil, and that
the former should return to Portugal and
that, not knowing whether the Baron had
sufficient authority to grant necessary
guarantees for securing their embark.
Ition for Portugal; he proposed sending d
messenger to Brazil, to obtain from the
Emperor the requisite guarantees and
means, and therefore proposed an armls
tice and free commerce between the place
II of Monte Vidco7 and the country, until
answer should be received from his impe-
rial majesty.


i On the 9th. the Baron replied, that he
was invested with all authority necessary
Ito permit an embarkation OF that part Of
y the division which might wish to return Ia
: Europe, and the continuance in the coun-
ttrv of such "a might prefer to remain. Or
lel.: r. 4
6 that messenger should be sent to Rio ia
metro, and would not permit it, as It cout
Ibe intended only 10 gain time for the ad


vantage of the revolution protected by DoI


Alvaro. and as he knew they were increas
ling their defensive preparations in the
. place. He therefore consented only to az


arms,icc for few days, to allow time fol


two or more confidential officers, to trra


with Don Alvaro concerning his embark


ation. On the Goth, at night, a compan,
N of the regiment OF Talvera went over tt
* the Baron and on the 3lst at II, His Ex
lnIcellency was to meet Col. Gorlao and Ma
.. iur Acuna, to open treaty.


=, The Indians continued to be trouble
It. some in the interior.


The latest dates from Lima, are of tn
=. l1th Of September. Bolivar entered tina
,nr.Icty on the LIST ofSeptember, where he wa
.dreceived with great joy, and immediatcl
IS. restored tranquility. He arrived in tn
Ir brig Chimborazo and commands 1000 mel
a The Congress of Peru, have conferred o
mi him powers exceeding those of Presider
" indeed the pentitude both of polite;
'as and military authority. His yearly pay
r. $4,000 dollars.


An official letter to the President of p,
IT,, ru from Gen. Sucra (who was sent by II
am Columbian republic to aid the Peruvian
ar with his army,) states on verbal authorit


that the Spanish General Valhss, with 6t
an men, has been completely routed at De
J., guadero, on his retreat, by Gen. st. Cru
IN. with the loss of 1000 or 1900 men, in XII
ST ed, w,unded and prisoners. This W
be thu vanguard of the Spanish army. und
e., gm' the command Of Gen. La Serna.