Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
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LATEST FROM BRAZIL.

The BRIG Nymph, at Boston from ST. Saliva
lor, brings adyices 10 the 18th August. The
British ships Gauges, 74- and Heron, Is, had
arrived there from Rio de Janeiro. The latter
vessel carried the late Treaty Of Peace 10 Bue-
nos Ayres, and brought back the rejection.
Extract ofo letter dqted
RIO JANEIRo, Jury 81.
The arrival of the Heron, from Buenos Ayres,
on the 9Th inst. gives intelligence OF the re-
lection ofthe terms proposed to that Govern,
neni, and consequently has disappointed all
our hopes OF peace; which indeed, no reasonable
man could have doubted of, had the>terms been
made public. They seem, those of an arbirra-
~ conqueror to a detected and helpless people;
thew place, in a strong light, the contempt OF
his government for other nations, and show an
imbscili,y or ignorance on the part Of this Mi
yis,ry. and that of Mr.. Gordon, the British Mi.
MISTER, under whose patronage they were ten
dpred, quite unlocked for. The government
anil people Of B. A. rejected them with indig-
nation, and a change Of Administration there
immediately took place Don Manuel Garcia,
iii said, was Obliged TO hide himself from po-
yrlar fury, and Rivadavia resigned the Presl'
lrncy, which it is supposed, will bring abou,
an union Of the Provinces. We may ex-
pect a vigorous prosecution of the war on their
par; and privatecrs viii, we apprehend, en-
ar " destroy the coasting trade. What course
his Court will pursue, we know not; but under
their circumstances one would suppose they
would immediately accept the best terms they
could get, and restore peace to the nation -
This however, appears no, TO be- thought OF,
nj Il. = ard I'm
iher eQuipm,n, of troops which will probably
only tend TO exhaust the resources OF the Gov
trnnent without being sufficiently numerous
OF effective to turn The tide Of fortune now set
ing in, strongly against them. The effect OF
his state Of things in our market is most DIS
cocraSing There are but limited sales oil
any thing making; and it is an unfortunate cir
cUm>tauce to be charged with many conslgn
neuts. There is no security in sales, Our
Bank Paper has deprecated so per cent, and
there is an absolute want Of produce for return
which, Of any description, will not place al
current prices, more than So 10 90 cents per
collar In the United States oncost here.
We, consequently are not in want OF imports
NaFy kind, The most abundant III our me
'EaWi9es, Flour and Salt Provisions. OfFlour
there are about $4,000 bbis. en- hand. ANY
Quotations would be nominal. We do not sell
a the rate Of 5000 bbls per month, and the
markets at the south, offer no relief to us, al
@ooSh some cargoes must go on, as there Is no
Snance whatever ofdoing any thing here. i mt
Fhenlx viii go 10 Rio Cradle, with 1900 ools"
several other cargoes are daily looked Tor from
TIE T. States, and we are possessed win 'he
r most gloomy anticipation on the subject OF po
1ucS, as we'll as commerce.
Admiral Pinto Gueres is said to be appoin
sc to the command Of all The land and naSa
"rcss, In the South"
From Bahia Price Current, Aug. l8-
t '." Am. Dbl, loT2oo loTloo-Codhsh, on
HD0Oo; Buis'uir, fine An. Dbl. 4ll5oo $1,000
70 Crackers, half Dbl. SllSoo 4lNoo; beei
AN $1,000; Pork do, l2IOoo; Rosin 1900; Can
S's, American Tallow, ID. l5oa $50: Soap
an To- l2sa $50; Salt, Portugal, alq. $50.