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LONDON:
TUURSDAY, MAY 28, 1812.

A vessel is arrived at Liverpool, which left
New-York on the 21th ult.. The only intelli-
gence she brings is, that the Bill for suspending the
Nnn-importatiou Law was still under discussion in
Congress. . '
Private letters have been received in Dublin from
New-York, of a )ate date, which state, " that great
apprehensions were entertained by the friends of
Greet liritain, that the Hornet sloop of war would
lb* :beery. of • treaty with France, in which
•rent war with England would immediately follow."
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44 tiiii be I*.the monodies of 'ono **dr; that
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we stated several months ago, on resputable autho.
rity, the fact above alluded to, that t'te
Ilornet haft
oarried out from France a treaty with America. A-
this vessel, we believe, has been in an American pot
for some time, the Embargo low, which has bee
there resorted to, may be considered as the affect
the good understanding with Bova'. %RTE, and as
prelude to an actual declaration of oar against Gre;
ftritain, should we not rescind the O.ders in Counc
prior to the period fixed for the expiration of tt
Embargo.

The Spanish ketch Donna Ea!aria, which arrived
on Tuesday at Plymouth, from Gibraltar, brings t
account that, in the beginning of this month, a me
gallant exploit was performed by the boats of
Ifyacfnik, of 20 guns, Captain US'IER; and the G.
Agra, of 16 guns, Captain JAMES LILRURNI. Tt
entered the harbour of Malaga, and, after attacki
and destroying the batteries, they succeeded in c •
ting out six French priTateers laden with plunc
and a number of other vessels. The resistance c,
the part of the enemy was very great, in conseque,
of which Captain LILBURN, and the First Liet,t...
naut of the Gerhawk, were killed. The total los
both our vessels is estimated at 60 men in killed
wounded.