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our Waters-as we suppose this is the vessel alluded to Tn the following extract:

 "When the English merchants at Vera Cruz /, /, heara or oenor Canedo's departure, they " chartered schooner for New Orleans, winch sailed on the 10th inst. The follow ing evening we came up with and passed, about s o'clock, vessel very much like her, standing upon the same course with us 3

 Ill regard to the American squadron at vera Cruz, we have the following informa- ton: "lhe arrival of our squadron at Vera Cruz created great excitement, and also in the "clty of Mexico, where it was represented

 to consist ol tWenty-one sail of men of war! me unexpected presence of this squadron " had' no doubt, a salutary influence, and possibly might have caused the mission, so "PrNately determined upon, to the United |" States.n

 l VI NIT. Shannon we hear this much:

 MT Shannon, late American Minister, had engaged his passage in an American vessel, " and would sail about the 18th inst. for /" New York. It does not appear that lie " possessed any knowledge of the political V affairs Of the capital of Mexico, and he is mot '' considered in any other light than an '' obscure American citizen, whose name is " never alluded to as one at all connected "wlth the important transactions of the dayn

 The yellow fever begins to show itself in Vera Cruz, which we believe is always the case at this season of the year.

 The officers and crew of the squadron enjoyed very good health, but were getting tired of lying at anchor under Green Island lsla Verde without having any communica- ton with the shore, and upon an allowance oi fresh water, with the thermometer averag- ing o2' to S30, and exercising at general quarters so much in that enervating climate.

 The Somers was to have left Pensacola on the 22d, returning immediately for Vera Cruz.

 We learn that the brig Franklin, Capt. Nlckerson, which has been on a whaling voyage in the Gulf for three months, during which time she has taken two sperm whales that yielded twenty-six barrels of oil, lately put in at Pensacola, on account of mutiny that broke out among the crew.