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LATER FROM BUEYos AYREs.-The brig Falco-
arrived at this port yesterday from Buenos Ayrcs
which port she left October % The period allowed by
the bockadng squadron for vessels in port to depart
extended to the 3lst The L. s. brig Bainbrldge
Capt Pennington there the leth and probably at
the last date We indebted friend for the British
Packet Of the 18th The Packet says that the combined
British and French forces having been successful IN their
expeditions against Cooner Martin Garcia and GuaIe
quachu. where there nothing oppose them.
although repuscd ut Scrano had made attempt upon
Paysandre, where they had met with a repulse. The
particulars OF the affair had not been received.


The Packet states the arrival at Monieydeo OF Her
Britannia Meesty's ship Resistance with detachmen,
OF 557 OF the 18th regiment board which up 10
the date of the last information from Moneyideo bad
been landed II is stated that this vessel had been
bound the Cape OF Good Hope, but having stopped
Rio for the purpose of taking in water her destination
had been changed by order OF Mr. Hamilton the British
Minister there. tis intinaled that the delay in landing
the troops arises from the doubt whether his nstruc
tons warranted him in OBTAINING them Another reason
assigned for the delay in landing them is the want OF
barracks.


The number Of foreign merchant vessels in port a,
Bucnos Ayres, October Il, was 49, of which were
American, II British 3 French, ) Spanish and Sar-
dinan. Boston ADV. Goth