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ANOTHER SLAYER CAPTCRED.-We learn from
Bermuda, that the schooner Patuxent, lately Of this
port, pat into St. Georges the 2lst ult, in dis
ress and in charge OF Lieut. Chandler, Of the navy


1t appears that she was SLAYER and seized at
Cape Mount, Africa, by the U. s. ship Yorktown,
the 9th of September, for having been concern
ed in the slave trade She was on her passage from
Monrovia to New York, when she sprung aleak in
lat 81 80 n lon, 60 w and Lieut. G. was compelled
TO put into Bermuda, after having been forty five
days at sea. She would repair Immediately and re-
sumo her voyage to this port


The Patuxent formerly belonged % Messrs. Read
Il Hoppock Of this city, and was engaged in the
Matanzas trade, under the command of Capt.
Clark. She was sold and then left here in charge
of Capt. Davis, the 9th of June, and arrived at
Monrova on the 9th Of August. She carried out
lot of religious books and Iacts, which spoken
OF in the highest terms of piety by the african Lp
n,ndry.