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tired Of their foolish interference, and wilbd,.
their forces, when Onbe would soon settle the ,S'
by marching into the city, and whether he M
would maintain the Laws, and give the people Of NJ
province their free vote, or become cTeatur, \
Rosas, il is hard 10 tell. AT any rate, il could
be worse than foreign interference has mad, J,


"our charge d'afaiies Mr.. Harris) arrived bs, .
few DAYS ago ia the brig NJ. A. Jones Nv
Baltimore, and this morning left here in the Uo,S
states brig Bainbridge for BuenoS Ayres Thee
lumbia was al Rio on the 9th inst The SARAH,
had lsft there some days previous for Bahia. a,
own future movements we know nothing about \.
are in hopes OF receiving orders to return bo".
early this fall; at all events 10 leave this river w.
we have been Eve months, and which you know !
old is far from pleasant at this season.


''Jans 2sh. one,of the English regiments. IA,
45th, will leave MohteyideO IN a few days or n,
Cape Of Good Hope, in the troop-ship ResistaD',
the other regiment, (the 73d,) It Is said may ,,,
in a few weeks. The troop-shp Apollo rem,.'
here to convey il away. The English minister \,
had some late orders from his government