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London, England, 1811-06-17 00:00:00

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A vessel which has arrived at Plymouth, is seven
weeks, from the Rio de la Plata, has brought several
letters and oiler documents from Spanish America,
but none of any material interest. &Nero contests,
attended with ♦arious success, continued to take
place in different parts, between the adherents of the
old restinit' and the iniurgrw, as they are termed. The
latter are represented as having the advantage on se•
veral recent occasions; and are said to be rapidly ac-
quiring additional strength.
The following is an extract from Buenos Ayres,
of the 23d March :

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" Brigadier alo, who pretends to be Viceroy, arrived at
Monte Video some time ago, and has anew declared Buenos
Ayres and this coast in a state of blockade against every Inter-
course, inwardly and outwardly, from the 15th of this month,
and our well-known Captain EL LIOTT,
.tommanding the Porcu-
pine (as liana% suffers ate, and the very few who are of his
party, to sio what they please. The Masters of Drtt:sh merchant
vessels here, and at Ensenada, are determined to defend them-
selves."
It is said that CASTILLI is at Lt Paz, and has in-
creased his army to 14,000 men. He was intending
to proceed to the West. It was asserted thit all Euro-
peans who were unman ied had been sent out of Buenos
Ayres, and exiled to Cordova. This statement is not
quite correct—if an American give security for a Eu-
ropean, the latter is enabled to continue in the City.

Tt appears by letters of a more recent date than
any we have yet noticed from New York, thAt, if ap-
prehensions of an immediate rupture are not felt, at
least all expectation of commercial intercourse with
this country, at the approaching fall, is given up.
One of the writers of the letters who had remitted for
purchases, directs that any goods bought may be
again disposed of here, and that the balance of his
account be invested in the American funds.

It has been reported, that a considerable French
naval force was cruizing between the Canaries and
Madeira. A Gentleman who left Tenerife on the
28th April last, after being detained there six months
by the. epiden., L, assures us that only one French ship
had been heard of in th- se latitudes.

In another column we have given extracts from
French Papers of the 9th and 10th instant. Those
from the sth to the 9th are still wanting to complete
the series. On the account given of the capture of
his Majesty's brig ALAcnrry, it is sufficient to say,
that we shall know the real truth when some accounts
shall have been received from Captain PALMER.

An Anholt mail arrived yesterday, the letters by
which state, that Sir JAMES SAusf A nu, after collecting
all the British ships, had proceeded up the Baltic with
several hundred sail. This naturally gives rise to the
idea of a good understanding subsisting between us
and the Emperor AL ExaNDEtt. The rumour is revived,
that a Declaration by his IstPEatAt MAJitStY against
France, is actually in town, but thri we very much
question, as we cannot find it authesticaecd in any
quarter.

Some of these letters express serious.apprehensions
respecting the British naval force in theffl.iltic, and
speak of a naval combat, which, from a violent can-
nonade that has lately been heard, is supposed to have
lately taken place, but of the particulars of which no
mention whatever is made.

If we may credit a statement in a German Paper
of the 4th instant, Peace has actually Lees concluded Le-
tween Russia and 1 urky: if so, an open rupture be-
tween ALEXANDER and NAPOLEON is probably at no
great distance ; but we dare not give implicit credit
to the statement.
Vigorous preparations for defence against any hos-
tile attack still continue to be made in the Ports of
Dirimark and Sweden, and indeed through Out the
srigole el the Baltic. The King of PRUSSIA is also
fortifying Colbert{ : we are still in the dark,however,
as to the part which the Northern Powers are about
to take, but it, is strongly reported on the Continent
that Massks.a, JuNor, and•Lotsow, were sent tor to
Paris to concert • for an active campaign in the

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