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INTERESTING FROM THE EAsT.-The u. s. frlgate
Constitution, Capt Percival, on her passage from
reft and repant the ship Although this place is the
principal seaport Of the Kingdom of Cochin China, yet
there was not foreigner to be found in the place, and
communication to be had with the natives
except through servant of of the officers and that
bywrting only Theyremaned three or four
had been allowed to 60 ashore but not walk aoout)
When the Mandarns board, letter was secret
Frenchman of the name of lie Fevre who signed himself
Bishop of Isauriopes, and Apostolic Vicar of Cochin
China stating that had been seized by the Govern


arns had returned the shore before the contents Of
this letter were ascertaned when Capt P. determined
10 demand Priest in person, and proceed shore
with an armed force. As he could get answers no
sight OF the Highest or Chief Mandarn, he seized three
Of the Mandarins, and subsequently took possession
with three Of the ships boats three Of their war unks
The gunooats fled at the approach OF boats and
oldiers were much frightened and fed when our
charged them. The Junks and Mandarins SUBJ
sequently released