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The brig Nile, from Canton, and last from Mon
tevideo, where she was detained l8 to 20 days by
the Brazilian squadron, has arrived at Boston. She
left the hitter place August 22d. Six Brazilian
vessels of war we're al that port Admiral Pinto
Guedes was off Bneuo. Ayres, with frigate, a
soop of war, three niasted schooner, and several
smaller vessels, some of which were ordered to
cruise night and day. The Rio Saluda was block
AIDED by fIigate and some small craft SO that the
Buenes Ayreans found it very difficult to get their
prizes to port, several of which we're burnt about
the beginning of August. The Patagonia squadron
was daily expected at Montevideo. The Brazilians
were actively employed in repairing the Notifications
SO that it was supposed that the war would continue
a long time. Supplies were abundant, and business
dull.


The expectation of gold and silver from Buenos
Ayres was prevented by the most vigorous mea-
sures, and new duties was laid on some species Of
merchandise.