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Stare Trads.-On the 9Th January, II. B. NJ.
sloop-of war Redwing, arrived at Hampshire,
(Eng.) from the Western Coast of Africa, and
brought intelligence that the Slave Trade is going
on With increased activity. In short eruizc round
the Blight Of Benin only, The Redwins boarded near
y SO sad OF vessels, underth French, Spanish, Por
tuguese and Brazilian flags, all fitted for the rccep
tion Of slaves, and from the best authority it is sup
posed, that there are nearly $4,000 Of these poor
wretches ready for embarkation along the coast
and are only deferred from being instantly shipped
through the vigilance of the cruizcrs.


The English paper from which we take these par
ticulars, adds: Sc This ship presents another In.
stance Of the great number of Europeans sacrificed
in the hitherto Intellectual attempt fputing stop
70 the traffic, she having lost, during the time she
has been in commission. "a period Of less than two
years,) nine officers and nearly fifty men. OF five
officers who went ouMn her gun-room mess, and
thirteen in her midshpmen's, only one in each has
returned; the rest Except two promotedl have
either died from the effects of climate, been lost on
board detained slave vessels, or obliged to leave ths
coast from al health