ANOTHER BRITISH OUTRAGE.


difficulty on the Coast of Af,ica.
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The New York Tribune of the 2s,h uIt. fur
n'shes us with the following particulars of a diff
hcu';y which occurred off the port of Sierra LIE
one between British officer and the CAPTAIN O.
nm American brgan,ne, which led to a seriou.
outrage. The following are the details of the af:
ia'r as we derive them from copies of official
documents which have been laid before the au.
thorties at Washington.


The vessel was the brigantine Robert, owned
oy Messrs Gilman and Small, of this city, and
commanded by Capt. Albert Cook. After trad
ing at many other places along the coast, she ar.
rived at Sierra Leone, on the Both Of March last,
under the sole charge of the master-the SUPER
cargo ga Mr.. f. X. Ware, remaining at the Rio
Nunez to trade


lhe day after her arrival Capt. Cook called at
me Custom House to report, and told the clerk that
~ .1e manifest, which he hand in contained list
~ a' The articles board so as he kneo; and
th.s mat as ho had been trading on the coast for
hord months past, there might be other articles on
ooora OF which he was not aware. Tho next day
~ '''''ea upon tho British Collector, Mr.. McCor.