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AFFAIRS or SOUTH AMERICA Several of the
New Orleans papers Of the 29lh ult pretend to have
some important intelligence from Washington, re-
latve 10 the interference Of the English and French
10 the quarrels of Montevldeo and Buenos Ayres,
and the course of the United States touching this
interference. The statement seems plausible till
we reach the last paragraph, when the whole matter
assumes an absurd shape. Il is true that Com Ros-
seau has gone TO the Brazils to take command of
our squadron there; but that he has orders 10 COM
bine with the Brazil squadron, and attack the En-
glish and French fleets, il the blockade OF Buenos
Ayres is not raised, is almost supreney ridiculous.
Congress, only, has the right to declare war, and
the policy Of the United States is not to combine
with other nations, IN any sort 81 war.