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We have received files of the "Bl.t.9a Pack
ct'' Of the 10th and 9Th February.


The fact of the defcat of the Brazilian squad
ron on the Uruguay, by Admiral Brown, is fully
coroborated Seven vessels were captured on
the 9th and 10th February, and hopes were en-
tertained that the remainder would very soon
fall into the hands of the Patriots.


Rumours were current that 500 ncg"3es had
passed from the Brazilians TO the Republican
Army, and that leserters are continually joining
the army on its march. Among these are sever
II who had formerly abandoned their regiments
and gone over to the Braziiians but have ayaed
themselves Of procl nation offering them tall
pardon on returning to their duty


Several carts laden with provisions, intended
for the Brazilians, had been seized near Monte
ydeo, by the besicging troops. Circumstances
connected with the seizure, had transpired,
which arc said seriously involve the hnnour of
one of the superior officers Of the Republican
army


The news Of Browns victory over the Brazil
ian feet was cause of great rejoicing IN the CT
ty. For some time previous to the victory, the
p,l. lie were almost entirely ignorant oithe move
ments Of the squadron, as, by order Of the Admi-
raj, the publication of the correspondence had
been prohibited, to prevent the Brazilians &C
quiring any information Of his designs through
the channel of public papers For this reason,
the effect produced by the arrival Of the intell-
rcnce of the defeat and capture OF the Brazilian
division, was so much more powerful and gener-
al. II operated like electricity on the feelings
and energies of the whole population,--the
sympathy of enthusiasm seemed to act like wlia-
fire among tile most combustible materials Inc
day of the 10th had scarcely closed, before nni-
yersal demonstrations Of joy began to he display
ed bv bonfrcs, fireworks, and bands OF music
narading the streets, accompanied by immense
crowds of people expressing their pleasure N
loud and repeated Tira's to the heroes OF the
National Squadron and army, which, by happy
coincidence of circumstance. had about the sans
time gained several advantages over the Brazil
inn land forces, and the arrival of the Bulletin OF
the same evening with the account OF Brown
victory made it seem as if the guardian genus
the Republic had resolved on tiilng up TIT
measure of popular rejoicings. IN Ihe course