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before Capt. b. sailed, having been taken III
by a French ship. 1t was said that ,f,.
leaving her, Eve ofthe crew pe,itioned Can,
Bowers for leave TO return TO the wr.sr
which he granted, and that they were af,.,
wards seen by Spanish brig in great die.
tress, the boat half full Of water but n,
Spaniard being at the time in chase Of !
vessel supposed to be Car,hagenian priys.
teer, did not stop TO pick them up.


BY Capt Brooks we also learn, that iua
before he sailed, an elegant armed Span.
ish brig with 400 slaves, arrived there from
Africa ; having had an engagement on
GaIlirnna, with British sloop of war,whom
she beat of, after short action of one hour
and half in which the sloop of war suf.
fered very severely. The circumstance
had very much elated the people at Havana,
the brig was officered and manned entirely
by Spaniards.