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Americans Imprisoned in Maian.as. Advice.
from Matanzas to tho 29,h of June, have been
received in Philadelphia. The five American
citizens were still in con fncment. The U. s.
Consul was daily expecting an American vessel
of war, upon tho arrival Of which, he apticipa.
ted procuring their release. Two English men.
of-war arrived at Havana, 9Th June, and it
was thought the Englshmen,- imprisoned upon
the same charge, would be Immediately liberated.
The following are tho names of the Americans
now confined in the prison at Matanzas, furnished
TO Capt. Lofiand by T. NJ. Rodney, Esq, U. S:
Consul: Samuel Mofi,, Delaware; VIM. Bsby
Vermont; John Thompson, Maine; John Savage
New York; John Hogan, do.