later FROM HAYTT.
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H.. the arrival Of the EIayten schooner -,
o.';.o n; 4. Au,l.inc, from Port au Prince, the
Eaor Of the Genus Of un'yer,al % FL Emane,paton'
~. "a, n The S1st of Dec. and sundry letters
D CO.. ,he a,h of January. Not a word is said IN
~ 49, ,,.ners or letters, respecting the report via
Ill ,,.,nn, of an insurrection in that Island-and
na,, naat 1ndaine, who comes highly recommended
sar, s.om men Of good standing at Port au Prince,
." that there is not the least truth in the re-
"A.t an. an was quiet, and business was going on
n.,, when he sailed Captain Audaine also
40 Stems J the account Of the llayticn Govern
.ocnt having declined allowing TO French traders
.no IL, bcncft of half duties. lie adds, that the
art.h m have force in the vicinity Of the Island
d protect their merchants, in case OF necessity.


In the foregoing statement. we have iurlherey-
;,enrc of the disposition among certain class OF
ncws.mongcrs, to give unfair representations OF
tbe actual condition of the government and pco'
yle Of IIayti.