New York papers to the 2d...
NCDw York-papers to the 2d-ult. arrived last night. Their con- tents aregeneraily unleiuportani.- We sabjoin an extract:- " NEwYbKOB, Mlay l.-C2ptahi Caker, of the.brig Fanny, from n,raSoa, informrthat.aB.ritsh'sloop Laderk with a -cargo of rum, fromKingston, bound.to illaracaibo, in beatingup-thesouth-side of St. Domiingo, was boarded by one eof tEe Bay an brigs of war, and -ent into Jacqueemel; afler remaining there- about 20. days was ordered to Port au Prince, where she was tried and condernnea The aUgercargO applied to the house of Brothers, iMundon, and Co., of that place, who applied to Presidenlt Boyer for the releas of.the -vessel and,cargo.- The President, considering the: condemnation illegal, ordered them to ba restored,with about 600 dollars? damages, which offer was refused by the supercargo, not being sufficient to defray the expcnses sustaihed by the capture. The sapercargo mas. ter, and two of the crew, went from-thence to- Jamaica in an epen boat. It was expected that a Britishi frikate would be sent-from . Jamaica to demand the surrender of.the vessel, and payment for the damage sustained by the illegal capture."d.