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From Kcy Uest-We learn from Can,
Johnson, Of the sloop Emcline. arrived on on
Saturday, from Key West, which place h.
LETT IL days since, that Com. Porter remain.
ed in that port with his frigate the I.S.rtsd
and an armed hermaphrodite brig. There.
maindcr Of his squadron, consisting OF two
brigs, had sailed to scour the coast Of Cuba
Two frigates and three brigs of the Spanish
blockading squadron renamed of the port
The Commodore was under no apprehen,
siens from the Spaniards, as, from the ma.
turc Of the port he can put to sea withou.
difficulty. He had despatched one Of his
prizes to Havana with $50 prisoners, being
the first intimation the Spaniards received
Of his situation. His squadron was we'll
manned, but had few officers. His nephew,
Capt. Charles Porter, was second in com
mand.