News by the Way OF Jamaies.
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From letter from ST. Anpe's Bay, dated the oh
ultmo, VIC CLEAN The following: British man-o'-
war brig, on cruise and last from Chssres' reports
,ba, on her former cruise she fell IN witG sia.eI
hnnnd 10 Bahia. When first discovered og tos
brig, American colors were flying az ihe pesh' suI
she appeared like au American Merchant oils' snu
had had sbe steadily kept her course no saspicons
would have been entertained otherwise; but II CON
sequence OF her suspicious Danoenrers chsse was
Immediately given. and ;he next morning she was
nrsr,aken. when she hauled down the American en-
sign, hnisted the Spanish flag, and prepared LOT
feht. She was, however. captured without any loss
n life on board the British try and FIVE BILLED on me
SLAYER She proved to be bfig oil iSo ions, a wi.a
on bosrd from the east coast CT Africa. bound 10 ba
b;a She was carried iato Chagres and taken
charge Of Information had been received from her
mat 2 schooner had sailed in company with her, with
"so oF sIayes for the sarua port The brig when
she @ touched at Jamaica, wa. then in search OF the
schooner. No other news.