The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-21 00:00:00

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" WASHINGTON, SEPT. 90.--We have 'tcillibe/
from the River Plate to the last of June.
,rl deo,
state that the Portugnese forces at Monte v•
reinforced to 10,000 'mirk% bad taken the 1
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portant place 'bfilbolonia, at.well as 11ur boa
(the head-quarters of Artigas) and PaysouuA 9
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left 1000 men to garrison Colonia ; that the Ito
iticatl
tuguese cavalry had crossed the UrugnoYll3ld for
country under contribution, recrossed, and 9
W ea
evacuating Purification, had taken a port bet
o•
Uruguay and Paysouda. it is added, that the se
vernment of Buenos Ayres permitted the Portugue
vessels of war to co•operate with the land forces
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the River ; that the Portuguese had threatened t 0
take possession of Martin Garcia, which conutian
the entrance of the Uruguay ; and that, the_
succeed in this, it will require no great forecast
predict, that their next attempt would be on
Western (Buenos Ayres) shore.
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The President of the United States has -la
interposed his good offices with the Spanish -ft
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vernment for the liberation of Mr. w,
binson, who was connected with Mines "Pe st
Lion, and who is now confined as a prisoner e,
flavannah. The United States schooner, F4(l
brawl, has arrived at the 1-lavannah to deri'e,
the liberation of some Americans confined tberbe
It is reported she carries the overtures for t
restoration of Pensacola.

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" Intelligence has been received from #rri-.0,,
o the 24th of July, which fully confirms his tal.
Guiria, on the Spanish Main, by assault' ‘,0117,
" Advices front Va!pet also, dated May
give the death of Admiral Brion, while COl
bating with the Spanish frigate Estneraltl3.
" The Governor of Pensacola had issued a oe
clamation on the 28th July, that the Ports /no,
Island were to continue open six calendar 01°I'e,
from the date here, for all kind me, 000'4 br,
" Admiral Brion's fleet, in the middle of iuod
consisted of one frigate, 2S gunS, two brie'
two schooners.

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" The Britibli Adiniral crtiizing in the
°dr tpc
Maria, manifested every disposition to /221

purposes of the Patriotic Commander.
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<<Capt. Obed Wrighz, on the 14th Sept'rro,
St. Augustin ; he had procured a spanis4 or
section, and would shortly leave th f°/.

va:lla:eerlrs
Hon. John Quincy Adams, S
iett.i
"The 't,l
State, and family, was at Salem on thef23°.-ett
There was a dreadful hurricane or 13019"
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on the 30th of August, which lasted teej'''h
in which several ships 'tad sustained seveleVes
mate, and many houses blown down".ll°
1":: Another tremendous Sea-Serpent )81 5 6
d/3ie
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geared oil' the Capes of Providence, °icitoot
Captain of the ship Eudoxa, arrived at IWS
reports to be 40 feet longer than the first" e re'
" Accounts from Buenos Ayres loidbelich
ceived at Baltimore to the 6th of July' ‘llO4
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state, that the Viceroy of Peru hasp r
.Witle
an armistice for a year, with the offer 0,,f ltareaf
drawing the Royal troops front Poltisi
and Cocbabama, to the Desagnade°s' the the
frontier of La Plata, but on condition Jr°- ore'
Patriots not to molest the Royalists, %/I`°,li,"
yet in the province of Telcaguand, CP. the
General San Martin was at Buenos Ayrestgas
Armyo
cause of his being so long from the vvflt
not known, but it was rumoured that he
be succeeded."
The Ja • o 9 states''
=tea Courant of August vatic
that advices have been received there Iron
es jog('
Rico, which state that the greatest AO° oate
at that place, and all the military from tbe ttic
try had assembled at Sur Quam, to Pl'l°,o'
works and town in a more formidable start
t9ol)'s
fence. The occasion or all this COtittisiLlO iS
posed to kave arisen from the Dumber ,(11 bar
vateers, which had completely blockaded I')
0.
bour, and threatened destruction to
the tovg
[From* The Bartiedue, Merciwy of .degat 181 stein
" Admiral Brion lots returned to Arigtiottil
with a considerable supply of arms and
out, beio%
Lion, and all the british that had One
800 men. goited
" The Envoy from President of the ode(
at the e
States still remained tit Margaritta coa
end ti
of, a
Jo(li),, but was expected to tfrot
sail a
few ts
of a
sloopof
war.'' clays fur the States) ill Ilse:foto
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Omit Readers will ace, among the rig pia t,
the LONDON Jou lINALS lA' this day, 3 C(10 11'0'
TREATY for the EvAcuaTioN of France, eta that
The limes ; and as it is hardly Pr°llBl).reolgticl:
Paper of high repute and extensive ri (hean
anot/
Would have hazarded its credit on 30 -
a 105 g 0.1
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the SAFLGUARD of Eußorg, and at'
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