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NAVAL lNrELLieENcE.-We are informed by good
authority that there must be some mistake an the
statements relative TO the improper discipline on
board the frgate Raritan, now at Rio. We are
told by those who ought to know, that no ship on
that station is in better condition, or whose crew
are more perfect in their condition and conduct
The Rartan is commanded by Captain Gregory.
well known in this city gentleman and an off.
Ger. All letters per contra to this, which we have
received from Rio must, therefore, have originated
with persons at enmity in some way with Capt G.