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Extract of letter from a gentleman at


Gibraltar to his friend in Boston, dated
. Oct. 2.


:, Every body here expects war be.
tween the United States and Spain, but
suppose that Spain could not have tie
madness TO undertake il single handed, as
her colonies must, in that event becUus
independent, and the Fioridas be wrested
FROM her by our Government.


{. II is reported, aud believed by many,
that the FIoridas have been secretly ceded
TO G.. Britain, aud that that nation is to
assist and protect Spain, if this cessioa.
should cause rupture between the latter
and the u. S. All this is mere rumor.


:" A report is also 10 circulation, re-
ceived by the way of Cadiz, that Mr.
FoRsYTH is TO return in the Hornet i'm.
mediately, aud has left Mr.. Meade, (the
gentleman long kept in confinement at
Cadiz by the Spanish Government
Charge des affaires at the Court Of Mad.
rid.