The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-07 00:00:00

42.11 ERICA.

l\ s sarts, JUNE 26:—We learn that a num,.
bar of 'impressed' American seamen have been dis-
missed from Britian Men of War, by application. of
Mr. I.,Exqx, the American Agent, to the Admiral
'at Port. libyril Jamaica:
'JUNE '3o,Halore Friendship.—On the, 14th inst.
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off Cape Florida; the Brig Kentuck.7, a Coaster from
New Orleans ,to Philadelphia, was boarded from the
British Ship Cambrian, who pressed nine of her
steerage passengers, some of them men of property,
having several thousand dollars freight on board, and
were very abusive to the cabin passengers ; however,
upon the representation of one. of the passengers,
who went on board the Cambrian, they were all re-
turned.

Since the above was put in type; we have received
the Baltimore Telegraph of Friday last, from which
we copy the following Note from J. BARNEY, Esq.
" The Officer of His Britannic Majesty's Fri-
(Tate Cambrian, said to be a Lieutenant, who board-
ed the Brig Kentucky, and pressed four steerage pas-
sengers, notwithstanding oral proof being adduced
that two of them were native born citizens of
the United States, and when asked if he would
press Americans, insolently replied, " Yes, Ame-
ricans as soon 23 any other Nation,"— I pro-
claim to be a contemptible puppy, an imper-
tinent scoundrel ! and pledge myself to convince
him, whenever we meet, that an American Gentle-
man will invariably revenge the insults of .a British
Officer, when in a situation to compel atonement
by honourable satisfaElion.
" JOHN BARNEY, of Baltimore.

N. B. " The four men above mentioned were po-
litely returned by the Commanding Officer of the
Cambrian, without detention." •
" June 25, 1806."
Captain SMITH, of the Schooner Fox, who ar-
rived, On Saturday morning in thirteen days from
Martinique, informs, that Admiral JEROME BONA-
PARTE, in an 80 gun Ship, arrived at Port Royal on
the 6th inst. What was become of the remainder
of his small Fleet is not known. It is stated, that
the day after his arrival he left the harbour in pur-
suit of an English Frigate which had appeared in
sight ; but 'on espying a second Frigate near hand,
he prudently returned into Port!

(FROM THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE)

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CARRACCAS.

JULY 3. I anticipate your impatience, and
send you'the list of pri,sone:s taken on board MI-
RANDA'S Schooners. ft has ',cm furnished to me
by a Spaniard, nnaccitia'il .vith our language, and
some names are copied in ;;;.ich an incorre& rnanher
as to oblige me to guess at their true meaning.
", The bubble Of that Adventurer's Expedition is
burst, and this Province is in such a state of defence,
bOth. by nature aiid by the re-union and organiza-
tion of its resources, that not less than ten thousand
regular troops would be required to make any serious
impression. The inhabitants in general have hewn
much loyalty and Atachnient to their Government;
forty thousand dollars have been subscribed in this
Country, and offered as a price for MIRANDA'S head;
but. he has escaped by flight, and some of our Coun•
trymen are actually under close confinement, .fro
which they will only be, released by death.
" The, most intelligent among the Prisoners de-
clare the Expedition received the encouragement of
our Administration ; the news we received from the
United States appears to confirm this supposition....
If this be so, our Rulers have degraded themselves
indeed, and will be answerable before God and their
Country for the blood of these imprudent and deluded
men, the greatest number of whom will most assured-
ly- be executed as Pirates.

LIST OF PERSONS TAKEN !N THE TWO SCHOONERS
WHICH ACCOMPANIED THE LEANDER.

William Lippincot, jun. • Alexander Buchanan
Daniel Randall D•unt4g, Matthew Buchanan
dead Stcolten Bustis
Paul A. Forge Cco:-ge Ferguson
GUstavus Adolphus Ber- William Cartwright

. guar' ' Samtiel Tozes
Daniel D. Kensuer Abraham HO'all
l3aily Negus James Haeghly
Henry Ingersol John Sullurvan
Robert Saunders Thomas Donande
John Elliot . Jeremiah Pabells
Daniel Mackey John Ferris
John Hayes Charles Scherman

Henry Her.;ey Miles Hall
Moses Smith john H. Scherman

John Pncells

Thomas Billort, or Bil.

Daniel Liston lork
Eden Bollinglnim Erederick Reachen

Joseph Benner lames Grant
Denjamin D. vis Francis Traughausan
lolin Edsel, ur William Long
John Scott - Samuel Prin, or Price
-Phincas R.lymend David Fickle
Lahti john Moore
Elry King Thomas Gill
Peter A vvkinditry Rob. Huensong, or Harrison
13urnsi4e Benjamin Nicholson
Robert Rains john Smith
?unfree Grant William Pride

josepli Eccle Imes Girder*.
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Daniel Newbery