

BOSTON, MAY 10
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Among the passengers on board the
New Caller, arrived here from London,
is Rear Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin,
Bart. who is appointed to succeed
the late Sir Andrew Mitchell, as Com
mander in Chief Of the British naval
forces on the HALIFAX station. The
Admiral is a native Of Boston, which
he left long before the revolution and
commenced his service in the navy
Notwithstanding the late unwarrantable
conduct Of the captain Of the Leander,
OF Newyork, w are informed the Brit
ish government is very fNorably dispO-
sed towards the United States, and have
no doubt Of It's having been represent
ed to the Lords Of the British Admiral
ty that the appointment of an Ameri-
can to the chief command on the Brit
ish American station, would have a
tendency to correct any disagreeable
proceedings, and prove highly accepta-
bic TO the United States.