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The brig Enterprise Capt. Smith, arrived m port yesterday, from Hamilton, Bermu- da, whence she sailed on the lst instant. 5 BDj this vessel we received Hamilton pa- pers of the 244 244th. !. 3 and hl ? 2estthh tthh ;;;ll... ;;;l.

 The Enterprise sailed from Alexandria D. c. on the 22d Jan. bound to this port, having on board 75 Slaves, belonging to a gentleman of the name of SIMPSON, who las been here some time awaiting their arrival. She experienced a succession of bad weather, which drove her off the coast, and having exhausted the provisions on board, the captain was compelled to put in- 10 Bermuda, on the llth Feb. to obtain supplies. On the 18th February, having completed his arrangements, Capt. SMITH appiiedto 10 the officers of the Custom House for his papers, which were refused. Short ly afterwards, through the interference of n society composed of colored persons, wrli of Habeas Corpus was issued by tho Chief Justice, and notwithstanding the pro- test of Capt. SMITH, the slaves were forcibly

 taken from on board his vessel, and brought before the Chief Justice, who ordered them to be set at liberty. Captain SMITH was also thrown into prison, where he was kept several days, and hls vessel libelled. One negro woman named RIpGELY, with four children expressed determination to re- main on board the vessel, and has returned in her. This unwarrantable conduct of the officers of the British Government, in inter- lering with, and forcibly taking possession of the property of American citzens--this piracy, under cover of law--this high handr ed insult to the Flag of the United States. calls for the action of our Government, and we confidently trust that prompt measures will be taken to redress the wrongs, and ayenge the insult which has been thus second time offered to this country.

 We understand that $20,000 was insured upon the property, by one of the insurance osfices in this city.