Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
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The brig Hunter, Llufrio has lust arrived from
RIO de Janciro, III lG days,--sailed Gath July The
81 Constitution, o. Grady was to sail ON the 9th Of
August, with a full cargo for Norfolk
News had been received that the Government loan
had been finally agreed on in England; exchange had
accordingly improved from % l-2 to 27d. and coffee
had fallen from $1,000 to 3N300 per ar and further
decline was eNpected-largo parcels daily look
ed Tor from the westward Vendors were anxious TO
sell, y purchasers were holding back. vessel had
arrived the morning the Hunter sailed which rcp9rted
that the difficulties between the Buenos Arrears and
hosas had been amcaby adjusted, and tranquility res
tered. NO iirther particulars were known by Capt.
JluirIo. The u. $. ship Hudson, Commodore
Creighton was i'll port.-The ship Vandalia sailed for
RIO de la Plata, as before rcported.-C CT, on.
Erfrart Of letter tn the Editors of The Q,noy;coo
a1tch Rio DE JANETRo, July 23d.
Since the arrival Of the brig Elizabeth we have
been without any vessels from Your port until TODAY
when the schooner Felicity arrived in long passa &C
by her we learn that the brig Hope had sailed and 1ut
back. Flour continues at $4,000 per barrel; and in
consequence Of this Government having ncrotiated n
loan in England for Gio0000 stg., Exchange in on
don had risen to esd per mill. which has caused if to
rise here to ED. 1t viii still 90 higher Coffee this
day has fallen from 3N5OO to 3i25O nor arr and o+Inr
articles in proportion
By on indirect conveyance from the La Plata, we
learn that the pending differences there had lrcn
adjusted, and tranquility restored. really wish II
may be so-by the Gen. Smith, to sail on the 28th I
nope 10 oe aDe 10 give you more news this head"
FROM he Correspondent Of The BaLtigore Cgeetfe I
ella GUAYRA, 2ld August, 1925.
avail myself Of an opportunity that presents itself
merely to say, that the sixty four gun ship Cundina-
marca, with the Elk General Sanander on board as a
prisoner, arrived at Puerto Cabelo few days aoo-
she IS part of the Colombian squadron destined for
the Pacific. This squadron consisting of the above
mentioned ship, the Colombia, another Cd and the
sIoop OF war Urica, viii leave Puerto Cabelo in a
few days for the Pacific. Commodore Beucke will
have the command. Colombia with this force in the
Pacific, will keep the Peruvians quiet
BALTINoBE, September Is
FROM CIlILI.-The fine brig Gillian Csptajp
Robinson, came up last night in the short passaGe of
70 days from Valparaiso The editors of the Aner
can are indebted TO the attention of Captain Robin
son ioro file fthe "AIercurio oftha city to the q6
NJ June inclusive. The ateness of the hour at which
1t was received permits only bazty glance at its
contents and this does not furnish any intelligence
OF sufficient TO be translated for this MORNINGS
paper. Flour ut Valparaiso was Mt 5i2 Der barrel
The Y. $. ship Gucrriere touched at Valparaiso on
tic eth Of June, sent boat ashore and sailed aoain
The same day for Lima. Tho u. S. sloup of war ST.
Louis captain, Stoat, after taking in stores sailed
three days afterwards for Lima. On the 2cd Jnlv.
oHCaPc Horn thea Gillian exchanged signals with
an American ship ofwar, supposed to bethe Brandy
VINO, from Lima for The United States.
Cusertzrov CoraIfr Osgt1r.3
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