From the Charleston Patriot, August ,. OF CAPE FLORIDA LIGHT

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The brig Catherine, Capt. Joye, arrived here this forenoon from Havana. Capt. J. states that the schr Whale arrived at Havana, on the 29th ult., by which arrival the American Consul at that place had ascerained that the light house at Cape Florida was burned by the Indians notice of which he published at Havana. Capt. J. also informed by the cap- tain of the Whale, that negro was killed at the Light House by the Indians, and the keeper made most miraculous escape by ascending the lightning rod while the building was burning, the Indians shooting at him while in that position, and wounding him in the foot Revenue Gutter hove in sight ai the tln,e when the Indians made of, and escaped with his lie.