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dams have asiiyxa 2, Washington. TLcir
business is syet'unknown.S As thsyl reside
above Dctioit On tie American frontiers, It
is possible the object of their visit si tins
time may be of considerable Importance.
The Ottoways arc in strict alliance with the
lChippeways, and the two tribes combined arc
renre sen,ed as composing fornlidablc band
OF ofswarriours. Chiefs above mentioned
are all young men except one, OF good ap-
pearancc, and we'll apparalled in t,sir tantas-
lick way. They came through PittsburS,
Fredericktown, &C. and are. accompanied by
an interpreter. .@2 ,1~.} =. "a .4-f i-'-.
--o-- -
Gen. HAmProx left this place on his re-
turn from Fort Hawkins 10 Columbia On Ira
day morning. The object of his visit was
to make the necessary arrangements Tor
opening road through the Greek nation 10
Fort Stoddcr,. The opening of the road
commences at both ends at the same time,
and a detachmcn, Of United States troops
are to attend to the carrying OH the work, II
is understood tina, notice will be given 10 the
Indians prior to the commencing and in
case of resistance the United States troops
are ordered to keep the grouhd until rein
forced. 1t is also said road will be com
monced at the same time leading from Ten
nessee 10 Fort Stoddert. itis rumourcd that
the object Of opening these roads is for tho
purpose Of facilitating the removal OF heavy
artillery, &c. TO our Western frontier.
Georgia sdryEs, SEPT IL.
~s \. c>--- ~ Tttf
Ertraef Of q letter from an c6Eeer in she Uni-
ted States ar,ry, dated .Nascifoches, Jaty
! lsM' 1911,
I" Major NICHOLAS hss.madc requisition
of Col. CONSTANT, OF Baton Rouge, for
reinforc, ment to this place., owing TO some
movements ofthc Spaniards on the Sabine,
and report that they intend to come in force
against this place (Fort Ciaiborne) we are
here with 94 men, and not more than half
that number 6t for duty" -
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Z" 1sY VOfCg rs STILL FOR U.fR."f
! Is the Text Of writer under the sigma
ture Of WALLACE, in the Boston Chronicle.
WArLAcx pourlrays, in glowing colours, tho
wrongs and indignations We have suffered
from Great Britain, snd appeals with great
force, in favour Of war, both 10 the sober
Judgment and the warm and generous feel
inss of his countrymen. Such writer's arc
necessary in the present crisis, when we have
drank the cup of humiliation TO the very
drcgs and when Great Britain has actually
commenced the cApIsRE OF our merchants
men bound TO her own capital This is war
in its most unequivocal shape, saving the
formalty OF previous declaration, q formal
i,y which Great Britain is Not in the habi, OF
observing when it interfercs with her darling
system of plunder.--.dibany Register.
ET- The third number of WALLACE,
(see frs, page) on the expediency of raising
Regular Troops, in the event OF a war with
England, is entitled to- tho serious considera-
ton, both of Congress and Of the American
People Boston Chronicie.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Bosro% OCTOBER Z. 1911.


The ship Robert VAIN, capt. Page, arriy-
Cd at PhiIadelphia on Tuesday last, from
Liverpool, which port she left on the lst Of
September. She furnishes London papers
to the sist of August, but they contain no
news of Importance.
Parliament was TO assemble the 4th of Oct.
The King was living, but in q very weak
state.
The following extracts are all the Philadel-
phia papers have given
LONDON, Aug. le, l8li.
The following is an extract OF one OF the
konisburgh letters
a" goNIGspuRe, July 90.
f1We hear that an arrangement has been
made between the French Ambassador and
the Minister of Alexander, under which the
trade with England is to be permitted accord
Ing 10 the restriction hitherto adopted, and
with this concession, the alliance between the
two Emperonrs is not to be interrupted"
The result of the negociatinr between
france and Russia is mentioned in much the
same terms in letter from Riga. . siaa
The letters from Gottenburg furnish notlI-
ing new relative To the matters in dispute
between Russia and France, but this is ac-
F, counted for by the circumstance, that the
last Packet from Petersburg and S~skholm
Lad been taken by one Of our cruizers, the
Letters sen. to sir James Saumarez. 1t was
expected, however, that he would forward
them without delay to their destination. y
Last nights Gazette announces the proro-
cation of The Parliament to. the 4th Of Oct,
Es.4f~ .ltsW tfsI te. AuG. a.,
The accounts from Windsor last night
we're of most melancholy character. His
Mainetv,s ripre s.,,eJ o., h,t.o .,,,
rived at stage which not only preciutlcd any
hopes of his recovery, bat indutcd the most
serious apprcbensions Of fast approaching
dissolution. We are happy, however, to
hsi by the accounts received this mornink
that there is some alteration for the better.
The funds this morning, with the cxccp.
tion of Omnium, experienced rise. We
do not deem it proper to mention the circum-
stance to Which We hear it attributed.
The Belliqueux Of 64 guns, which carne
home last week as cs scort Of the China feet
brings int diligence that the Dutch, after hav-
ing destroyed all the fortihcations, had evac,
uaied Batavia, and retired to Murrack, q
strong posistion in the Straits Of Sunday.
t,1 Z o.,9,'1..'.., 3 &C.,. Late tom l.is5ch. !
A vessel has arrived IN an out, port, from
Lisbon, which place she left on the 77th Aug
"A person who has conversed With the Capt.
says ,hat nothing Important had taken place
between the grand armes in Portugal--Of
6cial dispatches arriyedst Lisbon, from Lord
Wellington a few days Pevious to his sailing
and Immediately forwarled to England, and
in which vessel no privkc letters were suf-
fered TO be sent.---Makcts dull.--Flour ii
dollars. Several vessis had just arrived,
among which were Ege armed ship, from
baltimore, and a SC! from Boston, names
unknown. ta
From Ans Caycs::
Capt. Hunt, OF &c brig Eliza, arrived ca
MONDAY, in so dys from aux Cages, in
forms, that at tn time he sailed, (Scpt ~
Ehristophe's fle. was on cruize:
philadelphia paper.)
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lut u acne esn tie nrSrricsSF rrrEeT &c as
pERNAsEsr--it j. no, con h,ed 10 the present age,
but extends TO the latest posterity. No fame can be
more pure, no praise more deserved, no species OF
celebrity more honourable, than that, which graft
trdc bestows on the founders and endowcEs OF he-
'rary institutions. Let MS then hope that for these
rewarus,' there msy be many noby emuloos candi-
oates, and ilof, only in the narrow circle OF onr
own state soeiety, but wherever tsneroh1re IN es
tecmed a t'ssNe, or sci1rce blessing. ',.s.
fsr and in tskoI Of tie Directors end Company Of
s. sle hcsssood Iitruy- ~ ftf
WILLIAM HUNT Err,
slf WILLIAM EiLEs,y, Jun, :
= GiIRlsToPnER FOWLER, 4
WILLIAM TURNER, 4, < I.
s1 49,. EDNUND T.. WAXING,
A DAVID KING,
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" Fort Sfoddarf, .fag 3l.
" The iurisdiction Of the Orleans territory
is about to be extended practically TO the Per-
dido, with the exception of the town OF Mo-
lille, Ddthree to Eyc miles round the same.
1910 ses 81 Rich. Eng.
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WILLIE BLorvr, Esq. has been re-eleet-
ed Governour of Tennessee, and John.Rhca,
John Sewer and Felix Grundy, Esquires all
Republicans have been elected Members TO
represent that State. in the next Congress. =,
~. 1..,.s,.l National IafSHgeneer.l 4
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Willia,a Sears, confined for the ailcdged
murder of his wife, ded in the course Of last
night. The prison Of this city is now with
OUT single tenant Ralfigh, (.N. c. pap
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NOilCE.fl Z

THE subscriber being authorized by tbs
Secretary of the Precedence Mutual FIRE l'srraYr
Cor,punv TO receive the assessment due from the
Members of said Company in Newports requests ?
them to call on him at the Coffee house. and pay
their respective assessments within the time pfescit
cd by the 9th art Of the Constitution OF SAD Com-
pany. JAMES ioWNsHND'
Oct a q. 4 IA I. n. y.
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7S'''f.ssef ef q IcTferI'om fnf lfcJFH u Irf!dEd
toa dased 29lh II Jnnf.~a ~aff fs
I" Disturbances of a serious nature broke
out lately AT I.etterkcnny,ab between two par
ties known here by the names Of orange-nsn
and ribbon-nen /; there is now an cncamp-
ment OF 5000 men in the neighbourhood,
which will keep all quiet as long as they re-
main there but on leaving the place, fem
it viii break out with double force"
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Three American scamen where shot at
Teneriifc, July 4, and their hcadscut oil and
placed on hooks their crime was murder
ing their captain, mate, cook and a Spanish
pyeiss passenger in their vessel. ...,ro, l.-
s. Newburyhert Wsra!d. n
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NONNUVN
Newport, Sept. Is, 1871.
Cy Subscription papers WILL in conformty to the
vote Of the Company, be ready in few days for cir
culation. 4 fh l&4s ftt tltRy HfH
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LA,EST INDIAN NEWS.

LANCASTER, Sept.-ls.
Soua,LY I'VE have been informed by
entIenyn residing in Licking County, who
riyedfr from Fort Maiden last week, that on
,e dsy he left that place an army arrived
ere CONSISTING Of four shousard Indians and
,ifish. He also states, that person at the
ouih of Huron river, supposed to os Bri-
sh agent, was purchasing provisions at a
oh price. That there is an intended at
sSk S upon this State by the British and In
ans We do not pretend to state but so large
force hovering on our frontiers ought AT
asst, to pu, us on our guard. Hope for the
est, and prepare for the worst, 10 an old ane
olitiek maxim.
We learn that Col Hawkins, agent with
ne Greek Indians, has obtained gransfrom
hat nation for Wagon road, bridges aud
ferries, in sdirectioh from Georgia TO Or
leans.
Seven Chiefs Of the oi,owsy :ribe Of In
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IL be sold al Pubhc6 Auction,
On SATURDAY.. 10Th October next.

al 10 e'e1ek, g. W. Or the esfa.c Of tie late Denja.
nsn Ifhnan, .j;m fr UroadsGeef,
4 Building, almost new, swo stories
"A high, built with the best materials, well CAL
cuiated Tor Dwelling -Houseto be removed of the
lot.
Nso--a complete set OF Carpenters Tools |;
a Turning Lathe and Tools; Clock, almost new !;
very large mahogany Table, a number Of Books !;
2Cows and very Likely two years old Hcifcr a
great variety Of Window Frames and Sash-s, new
AMI number cf other articles.
Immediately after will be sold, at the Methods,
Chapel, fcws v Conditions at the tine and place
Of sale.
t-s-r- Henry BuH, ourf'r.
Sept. 1e. ~
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From Aus Cares.

From Aus Cares:
Capt. Hunt, OF &c brig Eliza, arrived ca
MONDAY, in so dys from AUX Cayes, in
forms, that at tn time he sailed, (Scpt l,)
xhristophe's fle. was on cruize.
philadelphia paper.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
BALTIMORE, July 81.
CO ROSE, ER5KINE, JACKSON,
FcjJpsFB nv FOSTER

We hear, from source deemed perfect
ly authentic, that mach insoence was dis
played by MIR. Foster in his last interview
with Mr.. Monroe. We beiiere on Thurs.
day last1 Being pressed tn explain hin
self in relation to Z interference OF the
UnIted otatesto procure such a reyoc~ ton
OF French edicts, &c. as should restore
commerce 20 its former ate. MIR Foster
declared that we mustnsis, on obtaining per
mission to cairy British goods, &c. to France
and other nations en- the continent! Being
told that such demand was unreasonable.
beyond our power to- force and our right
TO ask. and would not be acccded to Mr..
F. expressed the intentions OF his govern
mint N warm ond menacinS terms: said
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August 6.
II CT r y.


~ a. OSWALD. presents best resncc,s r.,
ms trends and Patrons in the Civ and vici
'hyo' Richmond, add informs them that his sn-
'i"i vacation, which hitherto has included th,-
"noie month OF August, will this year. embraces,
o"iY n'teen days, namely, from the frs, 10 ff.
'ee"th INST ON which day ne viii! resume 9, sss;d.
u'usiy prosecute his profess iona functions vcr,,
Gay OF Tie week, (Sstur ~ fternoon and SIM.
gay excepted y be likewise informs Their, tbat.
We mas engaged a gentlemen, 4 native of France
gusge. 'e'''' 'a''~
J. A. taFcsthe liberiyslso of aco,;o;o,;no.
.ne Puo'ic IN general, that he has opened de-.
Psrtment for The instruction Of Young l.i;es
which IS entirely separate from the male depsrti
merit. - ~
Terms Of tuition, g 40 per annun. nava.
p'e quarterly, tor be following branches M me.
~, reading, writing, cyp,ering, English cram,
,'ar' imposition, geography. use of the globes
tatD language, &c. with az additional ann of 81
teeo dollars pc" annum, for the Greek languaee-
q mathematics. knles--st whatever tim. an
pupil IS entered, he must be- considered "a enter
co tor The remaining part of the current wear.
Every parent or guardian who in,ends 9th
drawing his chill, or war at the exp;ra,ion oe
TIE year, rs requested 10 notify such intentior,
20 }. A Q. at least six weeks prior 10 sbe exni.
ration ofthe term. ~"p'
waid "a ~
august 6. ove.,,
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Ithatif America pefsisted in hef present at
'itude and claims. Britain would immedi-
ately dispatch such marine force to our
coast. as would anuihi!ate not only our TO.
reign but our coasting trade Thus mena-
cling war, instead of promising justice.
We conceive there is no. improperly in
publishing the foregoing as it reached US in
no confidential shape. without injunction. -
II incorrect. it will doubtless be set right |.
but, il true. we trust congress may be con-
vened at an earlier day than the 18th of No
yember
We long since thought that England would
impel us to hostilities. sooner or later !; and
her epcrcascd ou,rages and repeated insults
confirm the opinion.--ru US may be reser-
we'd the glory of leyelling the tyranny we
were the frs. to shake.-jphig.
(GEO.) NiILLEDcEvILLE, In,y H..
: u On the Cd instant, TEN Of the United
States Gun Boats, under command of CAPT.
cambridge, arrived at Mobile to force a
passage by the Fort, for the Schooner
loaded with military stores for tie troops
at Fort Stoddart. The commandment of
Mobile at FIRST declared his intention of f.
ring on them from the Fort. e they persis-
ted in accomplishing their. object. But al
ter Capt. Bainbrilgc had arranged his
force for an attack, he received inlimation
from the Spanish -.Commandant. that he
should not Oppose him, but you'd leave the
question TO be decided by the two govern
ments. Gun boat, No 27.ssith the Schr.
accordingly proceeded up the river, and
arrived at Fort StOddart on the 9Th inst -
The remainderof the Gun. Boats are still
lying opposite Mobile.---Jourrni. ~
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- OBEKT GKEENHOW, Merchant in Rich
" mond, at the Siga OF the Golden Paddock
has Tor Sae an ,sspr !,ent ut we'll selected arti-
Giles in The HiRDWdRE LlNE-I'lIirteen
Bales OF Cough snd B1aithwa,tes Kendall Cot
tons--sni three bales OF Rose and Striped Bed
Blankets.
His infrm state health, added 10 the at,en-
ton he finds It ssary TO pay To other affairs.
induce him 10 offer his Whole Stock in Trade
tar,onnting probably TO Fifteen Thous and Dug
lars at whole sale
The present difficulty in procuring in any part
ofthe u States. merca.noise of the above de-
sciptiOni and the presumeab'c demand there
will be IN the approaching season for such :;
lead him TO hope, there will be found ssme,
who may think At cniisohant with their we WIS to
confer with him ON the subject when too, on
approved security be ing given. Credit of SIP
-l3 {, "a months VIII he extended 10 the Pur-
chaser ---Shc,,ld This disposition take place,
I've viii rent, or iesat sor term OF wears. the
most eligibiy ,,tnmed Store he now occupies,
with the upper rooms thereof, which in nurnber
and size. WA 2eiy well accommodate a large
FANNY, ar such a. a boarding bodse, all oil which,
have Just undergone cumpieat repair conve-
nient brick kitchen, ai excellent well OF water,
smoke ..ohse, stable and Carriage house, air.
witt, spscious brick vaults above ground, at
tacheu TO the premises And to make l. still
more desir ablc and convenient TO those intend
ing to carry OH The mercantile business extern,
siyely, {, iarg- ard cun,modious Three and four
story brick Lumber House, To he covered with
Tile, is now erecting, the northern ex,rt MI
ty oil the lot, TO be by contract finished, in all
the month VI October next which may at the
pleasure OF the purchaser also be had-Situated
as tits stand for business is, nearly opposite
TO the Eagle Tavern, at the intersection Of
crqss.s street leading 10 the Capitol square, with
the main street, and opposite the cross street
extending To the Bss,n. from which it IS not
perhaps more than 100 yards distant one more
Gle 1I,.t 4 ~.
upper rooms, IN po,it of conveniency, and free
circulation air, to be exceeded by any on tue.
main street.
He has also to reat, or lease for years |. lwo Z
brick tyle-covered Lumber Houses, ne NV on
posite 10 each other, on the street le,Aing 10
tie Bssin---The one in which Mi. Qustles
keeps his office, has ~eil-euclosed yaru, z5by
about go feet attached TO ii ---ri,e other ,use
finishing, has small brick.enclossa YARD, and
a twostOry brick tyle-covered ho.se connected
with it -s
For terInsapp!y 30 above
Augnst 6. IN,
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George Todd. Simon Taylor, Mary Taylor.
Miss Juliet Upsher. ~,
V-Jsme Vsughn.
W-Collin j. G. Hr,o;i, Charles fpills, Joshta
West. Elijah Wrrener, Hugh Y.rden, Exum
White. Christopher WInckl,ieck, Miss Sarah
Woodson, Abner Tmtree, Anseam Walker, Mi
.hari Ta,ser, Miss Margaret Vise, George
WISE, George Wh,iocS, John Widewelt, Sans
uel Wool.
Y-Dsniei Young
I'M FoUsHEE. p NJ.
Richmond. August g. 1t
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CMARLEsToNrJuIy 80

/, by the, schr. Mary, capt Spaiding. arrived
yesterday i'll II days from AK Caves, we
learn that serious irsurrec,ion had taken
place in dstachmsn, of troops under tue
command Risaud. The troops were sta
toned near Petion's line, and were in great
want of provisions. which had been .promis
ed; after yoeveral applications, no provisions
beng sent. they determined to supply them
selves, by marching into the town and ia
Ring them by iorce. and 10 put to death al,
who should oppase them. 'fne troors offer
do place :her'captain in Rigaud's com
mand if he would head them in the enter
piize, which he refused 10 do. and was i'm
mediately shat. The rebels entered Aux
Cages at two o'clock on the morning of The
18th June. and ;here being but few troops 10
oppose them, they took possession of the ar
senal, and commenced dreadful slaughter
OF he inhabitants, which they continued ill
IL o'c nck, A. n Rigaud, in the mean time,
had reinforced the troops of the city, by
calling in some GU. posts, when the rebels
retreated and fled t. the mountains being
closely pursued, S0or so OF them were taken
ADD shot. When. the Mary sailed The peo
pie were apprehensive of another attack
and were preparing for it. by placing the
town in better state of defence
City Gazette.
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of Congress. Orleans was not entitled. to
become a statc,-until il had acquired a
population of 81. 900 Free Inhabitants
We most shrewdiy suspect. that the last
Congress were prec:ptate in this measure !;
and that 1t was Premature, both in respect
otna nbers, ofthe peculiar situation OF w.
Fio,id which ought to be melted into Or
leans, * ola due amalgamatian OF the political
principles OF its Inhabitants with those ofthc
citizens of the u. s. III The election for mem
bersofi its Convention, is to take place in Sept
the Convention is to sit in Nov and the
Constitution. which they may frame, before
it DE conclusive, is obe laid before Con-
gress.
TO READERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~" The Old Bacleior'--.on our last
page.
- .Aici6iades, No. Sin our next.
A Pebble Dinner has been given by
the Republicans of Annapolis. to Mr..
PinShey, orr late minister TO London---at
which Mr.. p. made a speech. declaring MS
warm and sincere - a;tachmcn. to the 10.
lisical +:"aducs and principles OF that great,
good and excellent man, who now presides
over the public affairs OF this nation, and
that his attachment To him was the more
firmly fixed, because he had the best posi-
bic opportunities of Knowing TIE honesty *
cooperation ut his fellow, citizens. he had
no doubt ne would firmly support the best
interests ofhis country"
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The p. u. S. has allowed three months
for the meeting of Congress-of Course. time
enough for Mr.. Foster to hear definitiveiy
from 6. BIN the mean time, we may press
France to give up ALL our seauestered p,u-
perty--tor while things thus remain in sus
pense with her enemy, il is clearly her in :
tercst to get On the best terms with us, by
doing us an act OF strict justice.
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AGRICULTURAL SoCtETY
n meeting oi the Members Of this s,..;oa,
A. viii take place at the Swan Tavern ,his
e. enng, al z O'clock '"'"
an.as,s GEO. HAY, See'y.
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OSF, on Friday last, = wen., d,H. ,,,,
A. the finder 3 honest, he VIII hear orr,
owner ~ this Office. " "'
august g. o.
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MlLLiGAN'S 'Pri7e List of the potomac
~ snd rienandosh Ma cation Lottery Of tb5.t
Oh days drawing, july so.
o,,o o9g5 prize OF Io0OS
SIoY ioooo 500
ioooo O 1880 100
prizes of 80 g each,
20
G. 10
% 10
Can niine wheel this day so2 S.
Sisteenth DAYS Drawing, august 3.
354S prize Of 1908 q -
4Pri2es of On * each.
DE- ~
% In
Gam of the wheel this day 1864 g.
TOTAL gain of the wheel s 21OS3. 80
tickets and Shares for sal oy Joseph Mill.
Gan. Bookseller, Georfe-Towa. Columbia.
Tickets examined and all LOTTERY information,
giysh gratis
All prizes above ten dollars renewable in fhe
present Ciass--ietters enclosing prize tickets or
bank notes puntnaliy attended TO-
~ Letters enclosing Prize Tickets or bang
notes punctually attended TO-
August s. rs
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July 60.
Capture ofMe French 5rig .4dele


The U. s.. brig Hren. Captain C ADsDEN,
returned into this port yesterday she
went to sea Oh Friday morning. shortly alter
he French brig .hdele. captain. Yllac. and
stood to the sou,hward after her. in order
to see her offth coast. In the afternoon,
the British ship Emuious. If 10 guns. hove
IN sight, and immediately gave chase to ne
French brig-Between 8 and 9 O'clock III
the evening, the Enuious came up with the
Adcle aud captured her [; on Saturday NOR.
ming eaotain Gadsden fell m with tho Bri
fish ship and her prize in company; boat
was sentL board the Yiren from the En-
uioHa. with polite message from The Cap
tain. We understand the French Captain
was very much irritatcd in consequence Of
his having been, examined by the Hlren,
before she left our Roads, and that n threat
had been. thrown out that some American
should pay, for it before she left our coast
lit is supposed that they intended tn cap.
ture the ship Isu6elia. Captain Ihocneaf,
which sailed. the same day, for London -
Ihe French brig contrary to every expec-
tauon. IS said TO have sailed but Indifferent.
ly--probabiy she was not in proper trim.
In whatever light the government NAV view
the cruising of British vessels OF war on our
past we doubt not the owners and ship
rs in the ISabeNg, will feel thankful for
the protection which their property has re
ceived from the Emnious-