FROM LIBERIA.
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We are indebted to a friend for copy of the
Liberia Herald Of November 9th, which has just
been received by way of Providence. The editor
states that since the appearance of his former num-
Der, "the public mind has in great measure been
relieved of the apprehension that forcible possess
sion would be taken OF Grand Cape Mount by the
British Government" He adds


"Weare informed by authority which may be relied upon
that if such the intention Of her Mness Government tho
fact has yet been made known the commanders Of her
ships OF this station and is but reasonable to sup
pose such order had been issued would known
than those who to the protect British
interests We have not however, failed to watch all
men having the least reference to that district of country
We learn that there gentleman at Sierra Leone lately
returned from England, who contempaes founding settle
men at the Cape he obtain sufficient number
Of persons TO engage with him in the underakng'--


philadelphia Enquirer