THE FRIGATE HUSsAR.
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It will be remembered that during the re-
yolutionary war the British frgate Hussar,
naes,ge from York to ioin the f3eet
bloc kadins Rhode Island and Connecticut.
struck on Pot Rock and soon after sunk in &
fathoms water, whence she lifted off into 12
f,rhoms. Attempts have been made from
time to time to penetrate the store rooms of
this vessel by means of diving bells, as it
was currently reported that she had large
sums of money on board. These attempts.
however, did not accomplish much. lii the
present year, the Neptune Company of N.
York succeeded in obtaining number OF
articles which have been examined by
DR.. Samuel l.. Mitchell. and are thus descri-
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! The wood cs the vessel, lying near sh'