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THE HISTORY of the DECLINE and FALL
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Nair ?OR[. SIFT. 10.
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atiorrtaiety of report (says Tie Be!ti.
avers isenies "rib we are happy to be enabled to
lay before the public the following itemise statement
of fads
The boat which boarded the Dedsile, was pur-
chased and fitted oat is this city, by few Freeelie
men, and her mew .trusted Mid? Of demean
from the Parisi and L'Eteis. They sailed front
this poet on the night of the let dtr, is pew
suit. as they allege, of as Ugh& Men mire
posed so be in the bay. bound ost. liatfiemthle
brig. they were afraid to proceed looms on as.
count of the British ships of war it the Capes
and returned up tlia bay. The Othilkedfied area
war represented to them as British pews* bab
dimes:Mg_ the sow, they were Wesel, to give
her up. The Captain, who was pan Wier. and
two edser owners. with a maw, fled no hood the
Peteist (having made their escape from the boat
betbefore she was taken pommies of by eke Yew
tters from this city). where they mem eseirod.
and sent by the Commodores seder greed of Limo
tenant Calhoun. to the french Itioisom who im*
roadiately &rated they thealet be &Sewed aver •
the Civil Authority. They wear them reeniemd.by
the Regime of the City fie Mew bale- aldt)i
and by him comasktod to prison.
The crew aright.* esmiseedi of Ili
12 main conlimmeet. end a emelt h A
the
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. -
Captain comerye retoneed, hie mututrifle
the Pstres4, of 74 gone. He hie perm* rimed
os. that he was treated with the gemiteet alesedea
by Commodore Krohn and his °Memo who item
nothing of the affair of the Oak& es* 'Friday
evening last. Comosocieve Krohn isigetwady dis-
claims all kind of moneetion with der paw; and
Capt. Cornegys feels himself fully justified in giving
an unqualified opinion that be bad none; bet that,
on the emstrary, had he known of the seizure of if e
.ship, be would have given every aid in his poem for
bar relit. and the penishment of the odeadere, who
traduced his character. sad aemei dto make Wm a
pet taker In their crime. The conlnsment of the nom
tithe fed to his ship for reftsge.is a proof of the fall.
Ifoumwday. Captains Woodland mid flynscuter.,
toted with their detachments of volunteers. 'with
Lieutenant Calhoun is company. front their ezpe..
dition down the bay after the pirates. Captain
David Porter, the elder bad the command of the
twatiehoomes in which ;hey had embarked. They
mere successful in their search for the foot mu Ware
hug led from the piratical seboosor. es Mated ilk
ear piper of yesterday. The pirates were found
en board the Pstrue, in irons; and were seat under
the conduit of a French officer, on board Ceptais
Porter's vessel, to be delivered to the order of caw
'format*. who has consigaed them te'tbo sivitau.
dimities, to be proceeded against ammialtip talav •
There are now twelve of these desperadoes in mfr.
finentent.—(Baltievere /.retiree.)
We are informed that GeneralTurrean, the Notch
Minister near the United States, who is now in hi&
timer., on hearing the report that the pirate that
seized on the Uthells had been countenanced sad
assisted ky the Commander of the Panel, iflebr.
diately sent down a commission to inquire into the
business, with the express elsclaratioe, that if they
bed in any way connived at or aided in the attack on
the Qthello, the guilty should be immediately deft.
temod.up to the Government of the United Stem;
to bit proceeded against agreeably to the law.
We country. Captain Conicity., we understand.
has gone down with these instruaions.—(.4inerime.)
A letter from Natchitoches, of the date of July
ed. mentions that Captain Pike, who had been some
time detained in the interior provinces of Spaorsh
America. had arrived at that place on the 30th June.
lo confirmation ei the accounts trosn Albany, tf
the hostile disposition of the women savages, we
have seen a letter from a gentlemen at the seat of
government. stating that an Indies war ,is mo-
mently expelled ; and that the governors of several
•of the western states and territories have been oie-
dated to make is detachment from the asitilia for
Mi purpose of repelling any aggisseims that may
It is stated that these savages bare beep
elicited to hostility by a pretended ameag
them, who says that the English7virrth. and
• Spaniards, are the descendants of the good Spirit ;
bat that the Americans are the creatures ett ti e
wicked spirit, and ought to be destroyed. It Ousts-
posed that the ErtOsh traders praung them have
given cottottaince to this wicked impeattreoas
( Mooed Jie.es Lieseite.) . ,