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FaoM BUESos AYREs.-The National Intelli- gencer gives the following confirmation of the great outrage committed upon the Argentine Republic by the conjoiued English and French fleets. Their un- usiabe ia.ererence with the Republics of this con- inen will the attention of the whole civi!iz ed world, and may call upon government to give practical effect to Mir Monroe's famous declarations upon subject which ultimately affect our For elgn Realions:

 "An arrival at New Yolk brings advices from Buenos Ayres to ilie 18th August. They furnish confirmation of the accounts before received of the selzure of the Argentine Squadron by llie English and Fremch-at which the British Packet spa per giyrs vent to heavy burden of indignaiion.- According to II, the seizure excited the wnrinest n dignaon at Buenos Ayes, among the foreigners as well as natives. and Il resoIute deerminaiion perva ded all ranks and classes comply with lhc de mands of the interfering powers

 "4dinral Brown and all hs officers, natives of c Britain, were required by the British Admiral 0 sign a pledge that lhev would not serve again Curing the contest, They were received with hug and shouts of welcome on their landing al Bue- nos Ayres.

 ''The captured yessels have been dlsnan anlled and laid up al Montevideo, which port IS open for trade, though all he other ports on that in stnte of rigorous blockade.''

 The Philadelphia Gazette stales the British Pack CT adds narrative of the following remarkable nd dlona outrage:

 'That the 3d of August, a Sirdinian vessel. ihe Eufraca, nrrived of Monte Video from Buenos Ayr4s, and boarded by an officer from the Bri- tlsh brig Racer, who ordered the EurAca alongs the Admlral's ship.

 "The order was obeyei, when the Captain of the Racer came board and de uanded the letter bng {, which he opened, and took from il seventeen letters addressed 10 Gen. Oribe for line inspection of Ad- miral lngleield. The Euiiacm was then forbidden 10 enter he port of Buceo, whither she was bound |, but her commander was told that he migh, go either into the harbor of Monte Vdeo or back To Buenos Ayres. The Packet says that such proceeding may be safe with feeble power like Sardinia but that would not haze been ventured if the Eulra cia had carried lhe flag ofthe U. States "