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DESTRUCTION OF THE Bay OF, IsLANEs.- A correspondent of the Boston Post, writing from Nantucket, July 15, says:

 !" By the Monticello, at this port, yester day, from the Bay of Islands, New Zealand, which place she left March 13, we have in telligence that the natives had attackted the settlement at the Bay of Islands, occupied mostly by the English, and burnt the town. In the attack by the natives, about 40 whites were killed, and the former retained posses sion of the ground small English sloop of war was there, whose captain and several men were wounded. An American sloop of war was also there, but did not interfere. Mir. Cendmg, the English cosul, was not injured. This intelligence is brought by Mrs. Swain, the widow of an American Cap tain Swain, who, with her effects and son. fled on board the Monticello for safety. and has arrived here. These occurrences took place the day before the Monticello sailed."

 We learn from the Nantucket Inquirer, that Capt. Roberts, of the English sloop of war, was supposed to be morally wounded The Sergeant of Marines, and number of the ships company were killed. On the l2th of March, the English sloop of war Hazard, and whale ship Matilda, sailed for Auckland the seat of government, with part of the inhabitants: the 18th, the U. s. ship st Louis sailed from the above port with the remainder.