'! " s sc=:.s.s. . Capt C.. f.. Tester q the English discovery Snip Chanticleer, has been here, giving names to places known already for years by various yankee appellations. He must have been pretty busy, for he was engaged nearly two months in lodging about this island ii siiioiie. Cur diressf fysoiitude was agreeably relieved q few days ago by the appearance of a sail on the horizon. Every glass on board was put i9Tequi- sition and speculations and befs were freely ventared as to what the stranger might be. As she drew nearer her sIii;sIlsize induced many to think she might be the long boat of some foun- dered vessel, rigged up with tenn porary sails. Imagine our surprise, as well as pleasure, when the little schoon- CT Penguin, of sstonington, rounded to alongside of us, and reported q short passage from our dear country. Our brig (the Annaway) is not large, but she looks like line of battle ship along side of the little Penguin. She is to accompany us to the South. l will endeavor to give you full account of all our doings at the end of the pres ent season.--AiI well.