... by the Americans to induce oar y, seamen to desert, and the fatal consequences it which may be expected, if permitted to be prac- : Vised ?? impunity . n H LAL1FAX, Novi SCOTiA, Sept. 13.- No- thinig farther has iranspired with the Americans since my ...

... of guns is distress; but no assistance attempted to come ,near usi though a French brig, las have sind 'heard, and several American merchantmen, of fered to aisiat us,; but the heads of Santander would not permit them to come near us. We stood ih this state ...

... Crocodile, - 4 Io-to. Capt. Calogan. Coelus, - 2-4 Capt. M. Smith. Fylla, - 20 Hon.Capt. Rodney. Nauftilu, - iS Capt.T. Dench. Minstrel, - 1s - Hollingworth. Primrose, - 19 - J. Meih. Zebra, - 12 - T. Tokier. We understand thai Junot sailed from Lisbon in' ...

... nounce the most favonrabhe determination on the b part of tie French Governrrltnt towards that of the U-s Dited Staies. All American vessels Dow under'seques- ,tration in the ports of France, are, according to o ; theme tidings, to be released: and what ...

... mentioned in the papers of to-day, that li: 'cenies in tele nataureof mde conducts, have .been ap- plied for to protect- American, `shtippng, ddestined from this country to the United States, iii-he event ,of a war between .the two powers breaking out ...

... -diterr'stean ; likewise frons Captain Pe yton, of the Minstrel, tating the capture of four vessels wvi!h sheils on board, utider the Fort ln the Grao; a French settee rivateer, by the Cro- cus; an American] letter of itn2rque, from Charleston for Bourdeatss ...

... attack- . ing the castle, and getting possession of the treasure e and of its fair possessor; for which purpose Edmund :y the minstrel is to be sent disguised to gain admit- tance, and afterwards to betray the fortress to the o assailants, by opening its gates ...

... had fallen into their ?? squadron did nut t's- n pect to return to Spithead tntil Novetnrlr. t It has transpired, that the A.merican frigate, the President, V Was never at Bergen as ?? frigate which was mistaken t, for the President was Ettglish and had ...

... Wednesday, vith sro prisoners; the ,e0.erable proceeded to the West Indies with the prizes; Flie had also taken a valuable American brig from Bouu'deasd to -Aietica, The Spanish ship St Juan Baptiste, from Lima to Cadi z' with a large quantity of bullion ...

... Packet (arrived at Falmoutl from Lisbon) saw a convoy of thirteen' sail, under the Minstrel bound to qt a Andero ; one of them'had been boarded in the night, by an It American brigyprivateer, of 18 guns and 160 men. On thet( 13th, in lat. 42. 59. long. 12 ...

... the Grand Turk American privateer, off Cape Finisterre, ,, 27th September. TIhe Bellona, Gouides, arrived at Liverpool from Atnella Island, sailed 27th August, and, on the Slat, in, lat.-32. 23. long. 76. 44. was boarded by an American privateer,- (suppos ...

... the mean time. By information received yesterday through a pri- vate channel, it appears that the True Blooded Yan- ii kee American privateer, which has committed so many depredations on our Btitish traders, was in -he harbottr of Brest, under instructions ...