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Rear Admiral Le Blanc declared a strict blockade of the Port of Buenos Ayres and the Rivers of the Argentine Republic by the French Naval Force, to be maintained until grounds of complaint are removed, with exceptions for departing foreign vessels until May 10th.
Foreign Office, June 21, 1838. A Despatch has been received at this Office from Mr. …
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OfficialMr. Mandeville
OfficialRear Admiral Le Blanc
Head Of StateKing of the French
LocationBuenos Ayres
LocationArgentine Republic
LocationBrazil
LocationSouth Seas
LocationRio de Janeiro
EventBlockade
Dispatch DateJune 21, 1838
Blockade Start Date10th day of May following
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 374, 5 December 1838.
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