American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
From the Baltimore american. january so.

From the Baltimore american. January 50.
FROM RIO DE JANEIRO & THE LA PLATA
10 the attention OF Captain Fariin, OF Ii III \
sailing brig oylph arrived At Annapolis, we seh
deb.ed Tor the following intelligence The sylte
lett Rio de Janeiro On the 9TH December, al wtEb
time commercial Affairs we're generally duh, psd
cularly in American produce, while that Of IL, |
country was scarce and high, owing chiefly lc ii, |
ho, press for men to man the vessels Of war, pI
&c sding which deferred the countTy people ftn (
coming to market. The Emperor, Gas has hereto
lore been stately sailed from Rio the 25lb-
Abou, The time Of his departure. the Empress WI
taken sick and when the Sylph sailed her lie wa
despaircd Of. The U. S ship Macedonian Commc
do,e Didds, and Cyane. Captain Elliott were Oh
the point OF sailing lor Moneyldeo ior which por
the sloop OF war Boston, had sailed two days pre-
vious.
The English squadron consisted Of tie Gange,
so guns, Admiral OtwaY the irigsie Doris, Sit
John Sinclair. and Ranger, Lord II Thyme. LII,
Doris sailed IN with the Syiph. a French I'll
gate, having an eumiras Gag, and . schooner. wer,
al Rio
The English ffigate Ranger arrived al Rio on III.
Cd December trom Monte vdeo which she lelt Oh
The l4lh November. bringing dispatches from III,
British minister and The Rio mail, taken IRON ii.
Blush Packet King Fisher iItm Buenos Aye,
which latter ran en- the English Balk on the l2a
4 No, mher The passengers IL the ackel, among
whom wss George " Socum, Esq. Consul o The
United States at Bucns Aytes. were take, of Tie
wreck next day by The Brazilian s. hooner January,
The comn arder oi which Treated them wih tie
greatest attention. The captain and crew welt
taken o1 by H nj ship Endeasour. one oi II,
ship, destined tu make survey from the la fisa
thiough The Straits u Magellsr The packti vss
aIterwa d. got ofi and tow ed MO Monte,teo wnt
tile loss OF cables, ane hots provisions, SC. thrown
erboard. Nj. Slpcum, II The polite invitation d
Lord Thyme, can i rht Ranger 10 RIO.
The Iacket left Butnos Ayies on the 9th No
vember The blockade q which port was sull kept
up by the Brazsns with slarge force. They he'd
however, permitted Admiral Brown 10 escape II
The schoone OF wa Sstandi, {lormetly the Gracs
Ann ot Baltimore,) ana Join the sloop d war Chi
cabuco from Chill. A priyateer brig also got ou
few days aiet Admiral 3. Business vas al
stand al Buenos Ayres
Jus, before the Ranger sailed from Nun,etideo
General Soler had arrived before the walls ol lhs
town with an additional force Of 1900 10 1900 men
and the s:ege was expected to be more rIgidly KEEP
up Affairs in the B nda Ouenta presented
more favorable aspect. The di>senicns which hst
existed among sone of the commanders in lh
Patriot army had been iecuncIled by an inietyen
ton Of the General IL Chief, Don Carlos Alvesr
who il was said would march in few days upo
the Province Of Rio GraEde. with well afptite
army OF 5000 men. he whole Of the Bands Or
entail remsntd in the hands oil the Patriots, wit
the exception Of Coonla and Aloneyidso both
which were closely invested.
Exchanee at Rio on England aid The Ban
notes OF Brazil were daiiy derreciaiine-- SPANS
doats, So PEI cent premium. Flour 9li ncmral
i 8 10 5000 bhs afoa. snd several vessels had Pre-
oeeded south for market. Hices, l75 10 l6O reis
Coffee 3lUU a $500 Itis Dtr arrnbr
Passengers in the ship Sylph George w Slt
cum Esq Consul Of he U. S. st Buenos Aye
und servant; captain Lsud, late oi lhs brig lloI:
sold; and Mr.. Paien. We unders and hlr SlC
cum is on visit 10 his family in Alexandra and
besrer Of dispatches from Cond, Raguet. Est
Charge d Aiailes Of the Y. S e, Rio, and iros
Commodore liiGdle.