BosToN, SEPTEMBER, 81.
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Hayti We learn by recent arrival at New
York, that the British Agent at Hayti. MIR. Ken
sic was about to quit the Island, and return to Great
Britain. This event may be considered as quite
important among the signs Of the times in that
try. The probability is, that the British Agent has
found the government so completely abandoned to
French influence, that nothing beneficial by way OF
commercial arrangement could be effected; and
that the continuance Of peace. order and security
in the Island, was precarious. that it was not ad
visable for him to remain. There appears to be
good ground for suspectng that Bower has engaged
in systematic design TO reduce to slavery or to ex.
terminate the blacks and that civil war between
them and the mutut0es, French party, will at nc
distant day, be waged with more than former fury.
| If Boyer and the mulattoes, aided by the French
should triumph, the result will probably be, that the
Island 10 all practical purposes will continue
French colony. Accounts have recently been re
ceived that the blacks were transporting provisions
to the mountains. u measure strongly indicative o
approaching troubles.