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We learn by the Boston Palladium of Friday, that
Che brig Nymph has arrived there from St. SALIVA
dor, bringing letters, papers, &c. TO August lS The
British vessels Ganges, seventy one. and Huron,
seventeen, had arrived there from Rio Janeiro.
The latter carried the treaty to Buenos Ayres and
brought back the rejection.


Erract of letter receiped at Bahia from RIO Janeiro


dated Juiy 81.


The arrival ofthe Huron, from Buenos Ayres, on
Che 9th inst, giving intelligence Of the rejection of
the terms proposed to that government, and conse-
quently has disappointed all our hopes of peace ;
which, indeed, no reasonable NAH could have doubt
ed of, had the terms been made public They SEEM
those OF an arbitrary conqueror to detected and
helpless people, place, IN strong light, the con-
tempt OF this government Tor ether nations, and
shew AN imbeciity or ignorance on the part of this
Ministry, and that Of Mr.. Gordon the British Minis
try, under whose patronage they were rendered
quite unlocked for. The government and people
OF b. A. rejected them with indignation, and change
OF Administration there immediately took place
Don Manuel Garcia, it is said, was obliged to hide
himself from popular fury, and Rivatlava resigned
the Presidency, which it is supposed, will brn!
about an union OF The provinces. We may expect
vigorous prosecution of the war on their part an,
prlvateers will, we apprchend, entirely dostro
the coasting trade. What course this court vii
pursue. we know not but under their circum
stances one would suppose they would inmediatel
accept the best terms they could get, and restor
Teace to the nation This, however, appears il,
not to be thought of, and there is talk of pushir
onward further equipment Of troops. which wi
probably only tend to exhaust the resourcas of II
Government, without being sufficiently numerous
affective to turn the tide of fortune now se;,g !;
strongly against them. The effect Of the state


.hings in our market is most dscouraging There
sso security in states. Our Bank Paper has dcnr
ais;ed b0 per cent, and there is an absolute want