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Seizure Of an american i--lmprisonmetii
Of Mr.. Lowry Of Baiiimore.-The Philadelphia
Ledger Of the ID saws, ave have been shown q
letter received in this city from Monevedio, dated
23d Of October last, in which the writer. Mr..
Naulty, formerly oflhis city, and who is now mer.
chant at Buenos Ayres, says that on his way from
'he southern coo,', returning to Ruenos Ayrcs
which, in his absence, had boon bIockadsd by
the British and French, his vessel was seized and
he taken prisoner. rs he is attempted 10 enter. by
an English frigate, and sent into Mon.ove lio aona
with Mr.. Lowry, of Baltimore. He was there
detained at the time the letter was written, not be-.
ing allowed 10 have any communication with shore.
or to send TO Buenos Ayres for his clothes.-
oihers OF our countrymcn arc probably exposed
TO the same danger.''