BLOCKADE OF BuENos AYREs.
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A letter from the first officer of the barque
Izette, Of Salem, dated at Montevideo, Sept. 8,
has been received, via Rio Janeiro, stating that
the vessel was at Montevdeo, unable to get up to
Buenos Ayres, her original destination, in conse-
quence Of that port being blockaded by the British
and French squadrons.


letter of Sept. 18TH from Buenos Ayres, is
quoted in the Rio Janeiro Journal Of Oct 4th, as
follows:


ssThe Corvette Beroga arrived here to-day, and her ofi-
GERS say that the intervening Admras France and Engand
about declare this port in state Of blockade and that
they expected here moment 1t is said that the
Bertoga to bring this to the Brazilian Consul
that he might give directions to the vessels Of his country


postscript without date, adds the following am able
to announce to you that the blockade is declared"


So il appears that although the blockade was not actually
force the date of the letter received at Salem, was in
stuted on or about the l5h Of the month.


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