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FRoM MosKcv1A, (AFRlCA.) )-The brig Gre
clan, Lawlin, arrived on Sunday Philadelphia,
from Monrosia, having left that place on the 9th
of August. Capt. Lawlin gives farther particulars
Of the capture of the schr. Mary Carver, Capt.
Farwcl, of Plymouth, Me-, and the massacre of
lhe officers and crew of that vessel. He says ' it
had been surmised that some provocation led to it.,
but after strict inquiry have found that none was
given; and they did it, they say themselves, for
plunder. This can be depended upon, as have
had it from persons who were eye witnesses to it.
They are bad race, and deserve to be severely
chastised Two years ago, while in command Of
the Atalanta, they arrested my men, aud were |
not known as nm old trader, they would probably
have captured my vessel. They easily be cas-
'iga,ed the landing is fair having myself landed
there often while trading with them few years
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