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Our latest accounts from the West Indies,
state that Com. Porter was still bockaded
at Key West by part OF the Spanish squad
ron from Havana. Laborde was said to be
cruising off Vera Cruz, no doubt look ing out
for the reinforcement expected to join the
Mexican feet. The situation of Com. Por-
ter must be considered critical. Labordc is
considered an officer Of superior skill and
courage, to almost any other il the Spanish
service, which, combined with the advan-
tage of double the force and weight of metal,
will give the odds in his favor. Porter
must risk an engagement or let his ship rot
III port, whilst he es@apes il small vessel


Several applications have been made 10 the
Greek committee in New-Nork, from individual.
and companies Of young men, desilous Of adven
turing in the service Of Greece, to be furnished
with a conveyance to that country.-Among the
applications of this nature, is one from conpa
ny Of so young men in I3elcl,erstown, Massachu
sets, who state themselves to be disciplined ir
cavalry tactics, and are desirous Of offering then
personal services in defence Of the rights of AT
oppressed people. Ono Of the applications il
made with the further offer of paying for theil
passages The committee, il is understood, have
declined their application, as no arrangements
have been made TO carry volunteers to Greece
It is the means of paving and clo'N ing her owl
heroic troops Of which she stands in need, and j
is for this object that the Greek committee arr
now engaged in obtaining contributions.