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vlNcENNEs, MARCH Ia


THE Indian holiilities on our frop1,,'
continue Within 20 miles of this plsr
two men were killed on Wednesday lsa:
and they have taken more fcalps within
Tx weeks than they did the preceding
fix months.


Letters from ST. Louis inform, ihu
hye men of Capt. Callaway's cunpag
had been .ambu/faded, aud that FIVE ofhs
men were milling. and two wounded.


Accounts from Boon's Lick, io.b
March, inform, that the fe,tlemspt d
st. Charles county had been attacked;
and the inhabitants been compelled o
retreat, after fmarr action. The whit5
however, loft but one man killed. Ik
lots OF Indians comfortable. Capt Cd.
laway was alfo killed in the attacks
his company.


ST. LOUIS, MARCH IL, An sxpFh
has juif arrived with information tha
Capt Galway has been defeated By lk
Indians, and himfelf and ! rangers klsa


The Paris I" "Mmiteur, +" which is a.
Eounced as the j6le official paper, has gE
en- coplous extracts aud pointed pau0'
mage to a work, Untitled "A viry
tbe United Statss at the cmmsaeemfnt 4
the 18th century, from 1900 t1 1870
written by M. De BEAUJoUR. Its sv0s-
ed objeet is "to engage the nati0rsa
Europe 70 unite in reprefing the CON-
mercial ambition, both Of England sai
the United States" /" Refpeeiing %
latter it fays:


"lhe ambition Of the United S''s
is more fecret than that Of Eusla''
but IS not lefs dangerous for Il ltns
nothing lefs than TO fwallow up all oooa
America. Since the Americans ms
ccnquered LouiGana, they lsenl 'es
inpatient of ali barriers Already ~
they invaded Florida, explored al =
country that feparates them i'0n'~
Pacific Ocean, and are now maxi K
ten6ons to the Wet, on one llus
far as the fouroes of the Mih1u'',
the other fidc to the river Del, w"
By occupying the heap of the m'n's Il
and the banks of the Notre ios'
foon invade Mexico, which, 'aA'. Il
front and flank will become ~
prey" ...m


/ he author concludes that "Ins
ropean nations ought to eonhns ,,s
Ambition of the Engliih and Aa1 1sssa
within juif limits. and that tneS .na md
at length tix their attention upon - - j
ca, in order to fettIe in coacef'
the globe which interefs them a.


A Dublin paper fays, o'0e'' '..e,;sd
oooL worth of linens had been IT,
there, to be executed immediately
ratification Of Peace. ~


LONDON, Jan. r3. The WsI%asTs Il