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A LONG, Low, BLACK ScHooNER.-Then i
lying at the bulkhead opposite No. 81 South
street, savagc.looking Baltimore built cnA
which could say some strange things If only she
could speak, and in truth her appearance speaks
for itself. She is schooner with heavy, rakng
masts, and spars enough for ship, with bull
so feet long on deck, l6 feet beam, and 10 te
hold with high bulwarks, pierced for 6 guns and
"a sweeps. She had made five successful voyages
from Africa to Brazil, with cargoes consisting Of
about 500 slaves each, and had just taken On
board another cargo of 800, and when the slays
were yet almost all of them standing on deck, tie
boats of British cruiser made their appearance,
and rapidly coming up, fired, killed seven Of tie
slaves, and captured the schooner. The saTe
were liberated, the vessel was condemned and
sold, and she is now owned bya British merchant
at Sierra Leone. She has brought to this port,
cargo of palm oil, and is loading with Tobacco
flour, sc. for her return. Jour OF Com.