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To the polite attention of MIR. Elisha IN.
Sink, who came passenger III the Virginia.
the Editors are indebted for the following
full report Of the state Of affairs in the LA
Plata. Mr.. S. left the city OF Rusnos ayres
on the 9Th February, and Monte,ideo on the
18th of the same month"; He states that on
the 8th Admiral Brown had an engagement
with the BRAZILIAN squadron IN the Curu-
quay. in which he captured six sail and SUNK
two The rest, about eleven in number, es-
capcd up the river Browns loss was one
small vessel. 1t is certain, however, that
the Brazilian vessels cannot long hold out. as
they have but little to cat, and can derive
no supplies from the shores which are occu-
ped by the Patriot soldicry. All hope OF
supply from the main squadron is cut OFT, as
Brown has strongly fortified the island OF
Martin Garcia, and has placed his vessels
across the channel of the river. a few days
previous he had captured a small brazilian
schooner containing gunpowder and seven
hundred Patagonias. The large vessels OF
the Buenos Ayrcan navy, consisting OF the
"Twenty fifth of May" the barque Con
srcsso, the brig Republicana. and brig In
depeneiencia, we're lying in the inner ROADS
Of Buenos Ayres, with top-masts housed and
soldiers ON board. The blockading squad
ron was lying in the outer roads, consisting
Of the frigate Inperatrice. corvette Liberal
and brig "29th of August