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The intimation contained in some OF the papers,
tha. the frgate met with under jurymss.s in lat ss
10, long, rs, 04, may probably be the Brandy wine,
is calculated TO excite unnecessary apprehensions in
the minds of those who have friends board of that
ship. The course which the Bran6ywine must have
stecred after leaving here, or the influence of the
Gulf Stream alone. must have taken her far to the
eastward Of the above named longitude. The yes-
sci seen, was probably of the Spanish squadron
from Havana. The brig Merced, OF this pert, was
in company with that squadron few hours previous
to the gale, and the brig Philadelphia, arrived at
Philadelphia, from Havana, fell in with them on
The 9th inst. and saw "a and figate dsnasted.


The Hannah & Elizabeth, (ar. in the Chesa-
peake,) reports that previous to the gale, she n
company with an English frgate and after the gale
saw the same frigate with all her mass gone On
The 9th. the rgate again standing to the south
ward and eastward, under Jury masts.


~ .Tprc Adj,