From the Boston Gazette.
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EVERY person you hear speak OF
Gen. Dearborn's account Of the Battle
of Bunker Hill" Immediately ask " what
were Gen. Dearbon's motives in traducing
Gen. Pulnam's character" Instead Of a
direct answer, in the true Yankee style,
wish to ask one question myself; it may
have tendency 10 solve the mystery, b,
showing that the smart Of the lash is felt
sometimes after the blow is given.--When
Capt. Dearborn left his full company Of
men" in the heat Of he action, and went
into the rear, "to search the dead and the
wounded for ammunition, and walked 10
the locust tree where he saw Gen. War
rem Dead" did he not find Gen. Putnam
0live, and receive reprimand from him
for leaving his host at this critical jureture,
and thereby endangerjng the whole Army,
by this strange and unacceuntsble" de.
serlion Of his men