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NAvA..-The U. S. brig Truxton, Commander
Bruce, got Oft the Crancy Island flat Sunday after
noon at high water and towed up the Navy Yard
by the U. 8. steamer Engineer.


The Truxon left Philade phia the 25th June lS44
for the Coast of Africa touching at Madeira her way
She has been absent therefore IS months and during the
whole Of this period with the exception Of one recruit
ing cruise to wndward she has been actively employed
on the Coast or the Islands having visited
~ all the important towns, and trading settlements
from Sierra Leone to the Equator.


The spitfre, Captain Flowery, whose trial and
demnation at Boston few months since, excited much
interest was seized by the Truxton, being the only
prize yet taken by our squadron that Coast.


The T. has continued her cruising during every month
OF the year and her officers and have therefore
been exposed to the full influence Of that fatal climate
but no death has occurred board her this
spect has been remarkably successful She believe
the only vessel Of that squadron which has with no
loss by disease.


The Pensacola Gazette of the 18th inst says The u.
5. brig Lawrence, Commander Jarvis arrived at this
port on Friday last.


The u s. frigae Potomac and u. s. steamer Princeton
sailed from this port Thursday evening last bound
Norfolk, the eaky condition of the frgae rendering il
necessary that the Princeton should accompany to
render assistance in case Of need-Norok Herald No
uember "a