By the Guilford, arrived ...
By the Guilfbrt1, arrived at lRaisgate, letteis fromi Rio de aneiro to the Ist of Scptember have heru received, but wlich brin ' no Brazilian news. Rio, ant thc adjacent proviisee ot thne ifterior, were extremcly tranluitl, with every prospect of continuing so. Advices, it is stated, had reached Rio de *Janeiro froin Li,ha ot th dAate of th] I Ml .June. The Spanliards held Lima ftchly, and Bolivar's guerilasscourel thie a(joining country and levicd contribu- tions with impulnity, but no gcneral actioni had occurredi between tic conteniding parties; General Mliller isf said to have been advancing on Lima withi a small detachimneit, ,and it vwas expected would get possession of that citv. Intelligence wac received ycsterday afternion at Lloyd's of the arrival of the Jamaica packet off' Falmouth. Co]onql Campbell, one of the Colombian Commissioners, has ar- rived passenger by this vecsel. The object of his returni to England is that of maktninq a report to Gnaverlnent of tile state of the Republic of Colombia, in order to dItermin e the ,exsedieney of acki,owledging that coFtutry inidepenidet. Colonel Campbell's repairt, if the private letters can he quoted as any authiority on that point, will he of' thle most i3vourablc nature. The lctters anid papers by the Jamaica packet will be in town this day. Letters from New York, of the 1st inistant, state, that the president of the Ui4ited Statcs has deteriniiled on acknow- ledging the independence of Brazil, anti that a Minister will be forthvaith appoinited to residle at Rio, accredited to Brazil as a power distinct froin Portugal. Mr. Rothschild's vessel, thc Sir Wiahem Cltrlis, whicll was reportedi to have mnet with some dliaaster, arrive(d safely at MIadeira on the 5th inst. Her destination wvas Rio de Janvciro witlh a valuable freight of specie.