BY THE MAILS.

CHARLESTON. JUNE II.
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CHARLESTON, JUNE IL.


More Pirates sT'aken,-Two men and ons
boy were taken on Saturday las: T. committed io
saol on suspicion Of Pirscy.-It appears tba
they, with Eve others, had been recently IL
Georgetown, hawking valuable Silks for sale
at reduced prices, and spending money very
lavisbly. gentleman in Georgeton, sent bis
friend in this city, a description Of their per
sons, which led ,o'their apprehension. From
the very contradictory accounts they gave ol
themselves 10 their examination before Mr.,
Justice Mitchell, but little doubt can remain
Of their having been engaged in some illicit
pursuit. They belonged 70 the same vessel,
but each told different story % to the names
oi bis associates, Of the denomination and
name Of the vessel and commander, where
bound and Why left her. One Of them having
confessed where he had boarded since his ar
rival here, ION Friday) bis apartment wa.
searched-two trunks were found, one Of
which contained two belts Of quilted canvas.
10 which were dollars, 3 and in width, one
having 1853 dollars, the other 284 +; in the
same trunk we're also 8 doubloons and loose
dollars. 10 the other trunk was belt con-
tanning goo dolls. 2l loose dollars, 8 dolls. in
Charleston Bank Notes, several articles Of
mems and women's apparel, dry goods. and
q cruci6x with the sacred vestments ef priest
Of the Catholic Church.


A letter from Georgetown, S. c. states that
8 sailors had been arrested there, who, upon
examination, we're found 10 have in their pos
session specie to a considerable amount in
their trunks, and spending il in such profuse
manner as 10 leave little or no doubt of their
havlng come BY il in an illegal manner.


We believe, when the whole truth comes
out, il will be found TO be a case Of piracy
very nearly resembling that Of the LOUISE
From all We can learn, these then we're attach.
cd to vessel Of war under The Buenos Aysean
Gag thai they mutined, and PIT their officers
on sbol. in the Wes'-lndies. Since which.
they have been indus,riously prosecuting their
vocation ss pirates during which time they
had captured number Of Spanish and neutral
vessels one Of them believed 10 have been the
British brig John and Ann, Of London, from
Cadix bound TO Havana.-l1ow these men
were landed, il is as yet impossible to ascer
tain bu, little tiine will no doubt put Us in
possession of all the particulars.


The Nova Scotia psPers appear Somewhat
surprised that our government should have i'm.
posed . duty upon gypsum imported from
ths, quarter. They seem to think we cannot
Do without their plaster, and consequently
recommend an export duty to be lard there
also. ,erhaps they are not aware that New
York possesses a. rich beds Of this article " Of
prime necessity, ,"ss any country in the world.
These beds are, Doteoser,. inexhaustable |;
and when our canal 10 finished, which, under
the auspices Of the present administration,
will soon be the case, we can supply the Un.
ion upon The most reasonable terms.


Nsu York Com. advertiser.