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THE CUrTERVIGILANT.-In pursuance of or ders received iron New Orleans, Mir. Johnston, late Pilot on board tle Cutter Vigilant, has for some weeks past been engaged in searching fur the re- nains of this ill fted vessel. He returned to this place on the 29lhult. and has gwen the following particulars oi hs cruise. Al the Miami he found one of the cutters boats in good order, and five miles a. bove New River two other boats, which he recog- nsed as belonging the Vigant. Also, mainsal and manboom, water casks and breakers, compass, spars and instrument case, but all ia such damaged state to be unfit for use., Between New River and Lake Worth he discovered great portion oi the vesse which lad been burnt, together with gun car. riages and other materials, and in his opinion the cutter must have drified ashore about eight miles north of Boca Raone River. and probably there stripped and burnt, as he great number of burnt plank and timber, which he supposed 10 have belong ed to her. About 20 miles north of Boca Ratone he found one dead body, but could recognise it. He inferred in on the beach On his return, about 20 miles from Indian kev he met with the skeleton of another person. He will shortly sail tn the Schr Ranger, Captain Haley, for New Orleans.

 This is all that will ever be heard of the vct ms of hurricane which will long be remembered on the Isand.-[Key Wes' Gazette, 1st inst.