{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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ENGLAND AND OREGON The Manchester ''Guardian" has the following statement in relation {, the occupntion of he ,uHuih Of the Columbia ri yer hv an English naval fnrce:

 "Later firm, fhe Pacife--Ry the West Ind,a mail just arrived We have received letter from Lima 60 late as the 7h of March We learn from il that great activity had been observed among the British ships of war on the Peruvian cnast-the cause Of which was mol generally kaown. On the 22d February, the Daphne, IS guns, smiled from Callan to the north ward; and the America 50 gun fiigate, (iust sent round into the Pacific the Brazilian slalon,) in two days afterwards, holh with sealed orders: and il was generally unders nod that they had gone 10 the Columbia river, with some specific instructions respecting the Oregon territory. The Colllngwood, 80 guns, wilh the flag of Rear Admiral Seymour, was io sail on the srh oi March for Valparaiso.- The United States frieate Savannah. 50 guns, was hourly expected ar Callao from the U. States