More Of Miranda's expedition.
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More OF IHRandc'S s e,rbedftt0h.


Accounts from Lagiira, to the 2Sth
April, have been received, via Phila-
delphia. Miranda had not then effect
ed landing or the Spanish Main
He was, however, expected and 20ee
regulars, and $4,000 militia, We're said
to be embodied to oppose him. The
commander Of British frigate had
informed an American master, that
when Miranda left Cape-Nichola-Mole,
his force consisted of six British frig-
ates, two armed ships, and two schoon-
ers, having on board 5000 colored
troops and destined for the Caracas.


Advices from Curacao SO or so
leagues to Eeezvard Of The fiace -vhers i
is hroba5Le Miranda z0otLd Land1 to the
ist May, state, that about the 23d A.
pril, Miranda's squadron passed tbr.
place, beating to windward and that
business on the Maine was at a stand, il
expectation of Miranda's landing
This appears to be direct--Centiisl.