Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-18
rpoM RIO JANEIRo.

r,.nsss Of the editor Of the Glou>
10 ~. ,ro,,oh, We are indebted for 2 proof
''s' Linz ,,inioe The following from Rio de Ja>
rsrO. p.;,...,ob;,. a Messenger in
M laid, arrived a. this port yesterday
he 'h'p i from Rio de Janeiro, has politely
. - a uIt TO US the following interesting
arHsTg% "r,l1 lef, Rio on the 24'h March-The
lac n nan,,;red quiet The Corles were to
.'p"1, ,hs Is, of Aprik and rumor had OBJ
n "a CIRCULATION tina, the Emperor hao con
a'nsI 20, :" recommend to that body the neees
:ac'Sc sin. y, law appropriatng. all the land
s!O. .psr,v belonging TO the different Conrenfs
i pO2c ,ysrnment use. Mr.. B. states that
. T w ,a,rn,rot of the United States may ex-
..ceive, in a few days, important COM
~ :',.;.ns from our Charge d'Ahairs a, the
gut o-1. Of RIO; they would be transmitted oy
I,,o.a, which vessel was 10 sail 'or New
IN In ,b,u, a week after the Herald.
-. de,DaicSes will probably relate TO the
r ,nr cl.ims on Brazil. which we under
I are Town @ to the Brazilian Government
'"I ~, d, a,ory course of adjustment. The
II WAS understood, had settled their
,,u,, nv Convention; the aggregate amount
J,bich i, abou' 100000 francs-'ha' OF the
osa,, according TO Admiral O'way, between
~. ~. and eight hundred thousand pounds ser
80 A large French squadron was lying in
A report kissed there that the British
." Jo,L adjne the capital MIR. b. s,aes
:, ,,o,r from the fact Of the British Ad-
Ill Oway, in the Gasges line Of battle ship,
. , arrived and bore FOO off The har6or Of Rio
!, h. evening OF the 22d. Signal guns were
"A and signals made TO the British frigaie
n, j., then lying in the harbor. During the
~, me The is ben, her sails, and at The
~, If morning, was towed out the ,haroor
a mined the Admiral. The Gauges and
"A. !, were seen by III" Herald on the AFTER
-, # me 9Th, apparently bound in.
N, B. sta es that Admiral O'way had, some
"a, before. zee ivei orders from his govern
ma, 10 make reprisais at the end If thirty days
en- ,br time Of his receiving the despatch,
.,,,iled Bet had not, or would not, enter
40 IN atrang ment to pay the British claims!
ord poOsonby Toe British Minister, took 1t
p,7a himself to extend the time thirty days
l,srt The sixty days expired on the l5Ih Of
March. This Information was commu Gicaled
/. VIZ. g. by an offcial gentlemen.
vas, however, reported that Brazil had
,oas 10 al agreement with Great Britain, and
ta she had determined on issuing manifesto
., b-pttst. in viii i, would be declared that
de BrAzil) was forced 10 the measure (the
aarangement"); ADD that England pursued
On, policy tow rds the weak-another towards
The >r'ng!
Bsl~e>, was dull a Rio-Exchangr on Eng
aDd, 2Oa a cid nominal. Dollars, $500 Re's.
Drl looms, $4,000 milreas each Coffee, 4 500
4, q 500 rbe arobe and scarce. Sugar, FIRST
w.i,y)4 400 4 500. Hides, Rio Grande.
D) $40 rel, pc, 10. Flour, K edmond, 81 a
a 500; Howard ST. ee,, 24Soco other D. ands
hYrr-,sles low Stock Of American, bout
$500 bis Frrights dull, and no sale for A
mt ic n ,e,sels rhe Brazilian Slave Trade
is i,cared " piracy" af'er the 3lst Of Deem
be- Mex Copper coin Of Brazil Was at As per
ien' premium.
Accounts from the River Plate were TO the
;h Of March. Flour at Montevideo, 81 a
S9o-sales at the former price Hides, 81
I4s The Provisional Governor OF Buenos
Av,s, General LAvALLE, had, at the last dates
RON that capital, met with some success III the
Tlr be was waging against the Upper PIo>
noes of the Argentine Republic. Doubloons
lad allen to $50.