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NAvAL-By the arrival Of the ship Plato at Philadelphia
we have aviccs from Montcydeo to the 9th Of March,
ter from officer Of the United States squadron under da
Of March ., informs that the United States fgac Coum
ba, Capt r. Ritchc, and the sloop-owar Plymouth, Capt
H. Henry, at Montevideo On board Of the forme
vessel tho officers and all we'll Several cases
smallpox had occurred board the Plymouth, and mum
Der Of the crew shore in temporary hospital The
United States soopofwar satogn Capt shubrck, bcarnt
The broad pennant Of Commodore Rosseau, and the Balm
bridge, Lieut. Com. Pennington, at Bucnos Ayres
The British frgac Memphis and two French covettes
at Colonia The English ship Cuerneva and French
vete were at Buco The following vessels Of VI
the river Paranai The British ships Conras, Phond,
Dolphin, steamers Fcbrand, Gorgon, and Acc,o and t
French steamer Futon-Chronich.