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NORFOLK, OCT. IL.


The Africaine frigate, on board OF
which Mr.. Erskine is to embark for
England, remains in Hampton Roads.
Her departure, We understand from
good authority, depends upon the ar.
rival Of Mr.. Jackson's dispatches from
Washington. As she has already re-
NAMED longer than was expected, it is
surmised that Mr.. Jackson has com.
menced his negotiations with our gov
ernment, and detains this ship in order
to advise his government of the pro-
gress or probable result Of those nego.
tiations.


1t is said that dispatches from our
government for MIR. Pinckney, which
were sent down to so by the Airicaine,
have been returned.