NEw.YoRK, Aug. ]
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IN EW- CRk, aug. II.
A few days since, we noticed the float
ang ashore at Shrewsbury, of a human
I body. A letter from E. Grant, Esq. dated
Aug. 6, to the editor of the Commercial
Advertiser, observes: g Yesterday, the
wind being strong at S. E. naked male
human body Aoated on the beach, about
y three miles from this place, opposite the
Highlands. The head, both arms and
one leg were recently cut off by some
sharp instrument, and wound supposed
by pike) was inflicted on the thigh Of
the remaining leg, and stab Gas Of a
sword) 10 the right breast-the body was
not putrid, had not been torn by fish, the
skin fair, the person fleshy, small and hand
some foot, stature about six feet 10 the
opinion of the jurors, the deceased had not
been dead 48, some thought not more than
"a hours. The verdict, 6 Violent Death,' y
by persons unknown. After the obserya-
tion, the remnant Of mortality was decent
ly inferred on the beach. On Wednesday
last, the 4th inst. brig was clearly seen
from my house, lying too, or under very
easy sail, about six or seven miles from
the coast she fred one gun and seemed
to have much smoke about her being
examined by good glass, her deck was
full. of men. Soon afterwards she stood of
to sea TO the southwark, under crowd Of
= SAIL"


We have received from our Cores.
pondeut at Bermuda, file of the Ber-
muda Gazette, to the oath of July. Ii
the paper of the oath, We find the follow.
ing paragraph respecting the operations o
Commodore Perry -


6 The American schooner of war Non.
such, went into Carlisle Bay, Barbados
on the 9Th inst. with dispatches to Admi
raj Campbell, from Commodore Perry
who was cruising to windward OF thai
Island, in quest Of some pirates, OF whom
/ it would seem information had been re
ceiyed."


The same paper contains letter from
Nassau, addressed to the editor, OF which
the following is copy


6 One pirate has been already execu
ted, and two more will meet the same fat,
on the 18th inst. The Grand Jury ha.
brought in bill against the invincibl'
Sir G. M'Gregor, who stands charged


