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ANOTHER SLAYER CAPTURFD-We learn
from Bermuda, that the schooner Patuxent,
lately of this port, put iuto St. Georges on
the 2lst ult. in distress, and in charge Of Lieut..
Chandler, of the navy. Itappears that she
was SLAYER and seized at Cape Mount,
Africa, by the U. S. ship Yorktown, on the
9Th Of September, for having been concern
ed in the slave trade. She was on her pas
sage from Monrovia to New York, when
she sprung leak in lat. "a 80 N. Ion, 60 w,
and Lieut. G. was compelled to put into Ber-
muda, after having been forty-ive days at
sea. She would repair Immediately, and re-
sumo her voyage to this port.


". Y. Herald.