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FRoN MonTEyiDEo.-Captain Hadley, oi the
brig Cumberland, from Bucnos Ayres Feb 10, and
Monteviico Feb. L. brings a die ol the Buenos
Ayres Gacen AtrcantH' 10 Jan. 81. The City OF
,lontevdeo still held out brayely, provisions were
abundant, and the confidence OF the inhabitants
strong a. to their capacity 10 DEFY and Withstand the
bescgers. Military movements were constant
y taking place in various parts OF the country, and
a body OF 2OO0 mer had come from the interior for
the purpose OF joining the besiegers. Oribe and Ri
vera apparently IN state OF torpor, and dong
nothing OF the slightest importance. In tulfhough
the siege was s!ll maintained in iorm matters in
the CITY tseifwen on very much no such thing
existed.


Flour was dull at So, and all other binds OF pro-
visions in proportion.


The L. s. ship John John Adams was at Buenos
Ayers on the 10th Feb


The Gaceta is filled, through several numbers,
with rn official and commentary Expose OF the
political conduct OF the Consul General oil Portugal
during the recent in the Oriental RePusic OF
Uruguay with the relutarion OF the calnmnie' pub
lished by the Government Of Montevideo, IN the de-
cree suspending him from the exercise OF his iuhc
tons II is OF no iaterest here


The .Gaccta (Which is red not Buenos Ay'e-
n paper. Mueran los Sslvages Untsros Il hiled
with windy proclalaaiions from Gen. Orlbe, which
ii would be very good fun TO translate and pnn'-ii
We had plenty OF time.