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Morgan Qgain.-The Orleans Advocate,
of the 18th inst. says, that "two gentlemen
stopped at the house of Mr.. Curtis, in Gaines,
in this county, ON the 18th who stated that
they were on their way with dispatches
from Sir p. Maitland, Lieut.. Gov. of Up
per Canada, to Gov. Clinton, announcing
that William Morgan was in the possession
of the former, subject to the direction Of the
latter alipe and zueH. They also stated that
they saw and conversed with Morgan. and
offered to produce their papers as vouchers
of the correctness of their statements-This
story is improbable and absurd on the face
of it. But in addition to this; Gov. Clinton
has authorized the editor of the Albany Dali
ly ADVERTISER, to say that he has received
no tidngs Of such import.