{"newspaper_name": "Arkansas intelligencer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1093, "word_count": 198, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9769999980926514], "ccnet_perplexity": [1209.9000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
The seizure Of the schooner Spitfre by the U.
s brig Truxton is mentioned on our first page
She was taken on the coost of Africa, on suspicion
pf being engaged n the slave trade, and sent 10


'oston. The Post of that city states that several
arge slavers, under tho Spanish and Brazilian
lngs, had been seized on the coast with two feluc.
as, armed and manned with from fifty to seventy.
i've men. Tho passengers on board the Spitfre
1t the time of her seizure, and who are brought


o the United States for trial, nine in number
Some of them were very troublesome on the pas
sage, and two them were brought in irons.--


I'he prisoners have been committed to the Unite!
States authorities. and proper steps taken for their
trial. .r
The Spitfro sailed from this port. She is re-
presented as being clipper built schooner, and
extremely fast. Her cabin, which has not nc.
|ommodatons for more than six white persons,
contained at one time fifty female slaves.


The flag ship jamestown and Yorktown were
TO Ieeward; the PrebIe at Port Praya-aIl to bo in
Port Praya by the 10Th of June.-Pie. r