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BaLtim ore, August 81.
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baltimore. .augast 81.


FROM BRAZIL Captain Coffin, Of the ship
South America arrived at New York, from ST.
Salvador, brings accounts confirming the intelligence
published few days ago, Of battle having been
fought between the Banda Oriental and the Brazil
ians, in which the latter acknowledge loss of 500
men Buenos Ayres was closely blockaded and
provisions in demand. Gen. Brown had been sue.
cessful in all the battles with the Brazians Four
British and two French vessels had been condemned
at MoDtesdeo for attempt to force the blockade.
A Portuguese ship of the line had arrived at Rio /;
and ship of the line and brig were daily expec
ted from Chill, TO assist the Buenos Ayrenns; ac-
counts having been received of their departure
thence ON the first of May. Gazette.