FROM SUMATRA.
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The ship Mary, Capt. Hale. which arrived al
Boston few days since, left the Island OF S'imr
ira, on the oath of July. From memorandum
handed by Captain II. to Mr.. Toplitt, we ieala 'h.
that the natives had been very troublesome IN 'I'
interior OF the Psdang settlement, and had ae.,
|troyed many Of the district troops in several ssn
|mishes. Reinforcements, however, had arrived
Iron Batavia, and it was expected that the Dutch
authorities would soon be in a condition to &c.
Ion the defensive. The Cholera Morbus has been


very prevalent at Padang, and had carried OF "'


Inv of the inhabitants.