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Latsf fran A,neiiG 1/aand by gen.
tleman who left Amelia on the 2oth ult.
(fays the Savannah Republican of the I'd
init We are informed, that, on the arrival
of the u. States fquadron on the 27d,
delpatches were Immediately forwarded
from the Promctheus TO Aury, who re-
surned for anfwer, that he did not intend
zefltance. but would have willingly fur
rendered the place to the Saranac alone,
if fuch demand had been made. Next
day, the 23d, the american fquadron
anchored IN the harbor OF Amelia Iland
and landed about two hundred healthy
looking troops. who marched up to the
tunes OF /" Hail Columbia and " Yankee
Doodle" and took pofeiIion of the fort ;
where the American flag was initantly
dhplayed. AS our troops landed on the
beach. fury ordered gun loaded with
blank cartridge to be fred, and imme-
dlately hauled down the Mexican colours.
de and his men are allowed 10 remain
until they can conveniently embark. with
whatever belongs TO them, but are pro-
hibiled the wearing even Of fide arms
AT the time of furrendering there were
Tx prlvateers and three prizes in the har-
Dor; the latter have fince been augment
cd BY two more, fhip prize to the Mex
,ean Congrels. and lugger. taken by the
Tatriota. II Of them, as on, informant