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A letter has been received from Captain
Worrcl. of the Tontine, the first vessel des.
patched from Philadelphia with provisions
for the Greeks, announcing his safe arrival
at Gibraltar on the 21st of April, after pas
sage OF "a days. lie says, II am sorry to
say there are none of our squadron here at
present, all being up the Mediterranean; we
are, therefore, unable to obtain any informa-
ton from that quarter. Should we be so
fortunate as to meet either of them, it is the
general impression that they will give US
convoy" Capt. w. proceeded on his voy-
| age Oh the esd.