Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-24
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New YORK, June Is We nave re-
ceived 40 morning, by the arrival of
the Fhtmes, at New London, three let
ters from q friend al Pernambuco, da.
TED the 9th, 9Th, and 9th of May. We
publish extracts from each of these lei.
ters. l"e principal part of the letter
OF the 9Th, relates Ia the successes OF
the Royalists in Peru and Chill. and
confirms what We have before publish
ed on that subject. These letters are
the latest received from Pernambuco,
although the dates contained in these,
from RIO Janelro, are not so late by
two days as we have before received
from THAI pace. Our former adVices,
however, principally related to the
markets. and these letters speak of o.
ther T,&t.Srs. tC0m. AdO.
PERNAMBuCo. May 6, lS23.-Advi-
ces from our correspondents at Bahia,
dated the llth u!t. state, that an expo
di,ion had arrived at that place from
L,sbon, with 1900 troops, which were
landed on the 3lst March; that in con-
sequence the Brazilian army had re-
tired a few miles into the country, and
that Gen. Madeira was preparing to
march and engage them. The squad.
ron were likewise about to sail in quest
of the RIO tleet.
We have letters, likewise, from RIO,
dat, d April Sth. from one OF which we
make the following extract-"O On the
first lust. Lor Coth,ane sailed in the
Don Pedro, Cd gun ship, bang made
Admiral of the B.azi.lan navy, with a
squadron comp SEQ of a trigate, and So.
veralcorvetles and brlgs, to crulze of
Bahia, which place. by an Imperial de-
cree, ua.ed the lgth ult. Is declared to
bs IN a rigorous state Of blockade"
That he blockade is in force, is AL.
thenticated by a brig which arrived On
tue 2sth al. in three days from Bahia.
From the above information, it may.
be expected that an engagement will
take place both by sea and land, and
shoulo the patriots prevail, Portugal
will lose her last foot hold IN the Bra
zl.s. We await the result with consid-
cradle anxiety.
MAY olh.-In a 'etter from Rio de
JaneIro, dated the 2lst ut. our cores
p%onGent says, that a large mount OF
LIE Cor's oils winch have been lying
under dishonor, are this day accepted
by the bank to the amount Of 600 900
dollars. His situation in the Banda
Oriental Is preoarious. and his resour.
ces limited. Nany fear he will have
to return OF Rio Grande. The Cor.
tee met a few days since to organize
their House"
NAY 9th-Letters from our CORES.
%pondent at Rio de Janeirosssated 18th
ult. state, that the Brazilian frigate
Netherohy, capt. Taylor, sailed from
RIO on the l2th. to act in concert with
the blockadins squadron off Bahia, and
the Real Carolina tFigate is preparing
to sail on the same expedition. The a.
Dove named letters came by an English
brig which arrived at this port yester.
day. in Z days from Bahia. and reports
that the Rio squadron had not been
seen off there for two days previous to
her departure, and that the Portuguese
squadron, consisting of Is sail, sailed
at the same time he did in pursuit of
them. -
in the Paris Constitutional of the
2Ist April, we find the following, rela-
tive to the Greeks, which we translate:
nv. Y american.
Extract from a private letter.
SPEzzA, i4th Msrch.-W hilst the