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From, Ne,c Zsalad-Desiruc'ion ot
The Bay of Island, by a letter received
from Captain Jabez R. Rowland, of the
shin London Packet, of Fairhaven, dated
Bav OF Islands. New Yea and. March l3,
we learn, says the New Bedford Mercu.
nv, ,lla, the natives Of New Zealand had
risen upon the E. gl'sh inhabitants oi the
Bay of Islands and completely orerpow-
cred them. On the 18th March, battle
was tough, between the English and ma
tives, in which the former sustained a loss
of 20 10 40 killed. and great many
wounded. The English fed to the vessels
in port. leaving the town in possession o'
the natives, who soon reduced it to ashes.