Buenos Ayres and the Provinces of the Rio de La Plata: Their Present State, Trade, and DebtParish, Woodbine, Sir
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Buenos Ayres and the Provinces of the Rio de La Plata: Their Present State, Trade, and Debt
Parish, Woodbine, Sir
Argentina -- Description and travel; Argentina -- History
|San Luis |28 25 41|323 1 23| " | |
|San Lorenzo |28 27 51|323 14 29| " | |
|San Miguel |28 33 13|323 22 24| " | |
|San Juan |28 27 51|323 37 22| " | |
|San Angel |28 18 13|323 47 15| " | |
|San Tomas |28 32 49|322 1 39| " | |
|San Borja |28 39 51|322 4 49| " | |
|La Cruz |29 11 0|321 30 0| " | |
|Yapeyú |29 28 0|321 17 2| " | |
| | | | | |
|The Gran Salto, or Great} | | |{by the Boundary |
| Fall on the Paranã }24 4 58| . . | " |{Commissioners, |
| | | | |{1788. |
| |
|N.B. The difference adopted between the meridian |
|of Ferro and Paris by the Commissioners, was |
|20° 30´. |
| |
|N.B. Malaspina's Observations on the Shores of the River Plate, |
|alluded to at page 97, are not inserted, owing to some |
|apparent inaccuracies in the Copy received, which cannot be |
|corrected without further reference to Buenos Ayres. |
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No. 8.--Return of Foreign Shipping arrived at Buenos Ayres, from 1821
to 1837, inclusive.
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