The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-31 00:00:00

:~.,-.~. POLICt. :CHARGE OP MURDERING A LASCAR. - • N'esterday, .111 r. Abraham Peetes, the Second .. Ate : of the East India Company's ship the Java, ItroiLitht to the Office, and underwent a second eXlttOnation, • charred on suspicibn'Of the wilful ifln:cler of a Imscar, of the name of Itamsatne, on board the said ship. r‘tr, Jo t .;Er., the Solicitor-to, the Admiralty, at tended. for the proseention. Air. otx.v attended for the prisoner. Munshee Golampister,, the professor of the Ainbie langonze, of the 'Emit India Company's College at, Hertford, attended, with an elegant Copy of the AleOr;in, which was beam - if - idly illu minated, for, .the purpose Of interpreting for the witnesses, and administering the oaths. Ile stat ed himselt to he a true 111uSsulrann. What wa4 stated on the first.examination respecting it par . ticitlar mock of putting on turbans to exonerate them from the obligation of an oath, .or to en force one, he '.stated to bte fItnICIICd to a tat' tribe, but by no mans g,eneral. With respect to the ,feet being uncovered, be acknowledged that to be correct, and be bad a boot jack pro , cured, and he tools off hi:; boots 111 . 06°114 to his being sworn to and faithrully translate . be tween .the Allgi3tratet, the witnesses, and the pH , seiner however, tie her his stockings on, so that the custom of bare feet was not literally complied Golamalee, the - principal witness, was then swore by Munsbee in a similar WaV, af:er firSt gnestioning him as to his belief of Mahomet, the Aleoran, and his being a true Mussulman. The oath was'•adminktered in the same form of wordi us the 'English, except the conclwion, whieh was, So help their God and their Prophet !!! They bell the.Alcoran in their hands all the time they were giving evidence. The . examinations •pro ceeded very slowly, owing to the difficulty of making the witnesses understand the queittons nod the translation. . It occupied the attention of Mr. RE . AD front 13 &clock .011 between.five and six, when it teat.:. • covered that the proceedings Were conihterably ,retarded; owing to:Munshee not beiegsuflicientlY master of the itueli;isr:ht•f!gitage, either in tr'ansla lion or riininicmiim; and In cousequenee Mr. ~..,. Gould, who has the Caie M•i"tisuperintendance• of the La§tars they'arerin'the port of London, sis'agent, for the East-India Company, introduced n voting man, whce Stated his name to he Charles William Nettall, who said he .is a native of In , :ia; hat his mother was also a native of that cOentry, ana his father was A. Seotehinan, and he is of the Catholic religion; he .was.therefore sworn on, the to fitithfally ,trituslate, 'which he aid 'eery quickly on both sides, and very eXpres sivrly. In addition to what .we:stated on Friday, it.aP . - peared that Oil the morning after RamSaine bad been knocked down by the Prisoner with' his fists sire{ a band-;p:.ke; ifeca use th'e deceased,said he N.:a:: so unwell thar.he,,eould not work;,. he was found il'evvoa the 0 7 owti Avil'ere he beekt:lef t with 011:y • v•ila. r nort. on him the . body wttrj stripped laid ✓e, i ,h;.(l, as ete toinary,liyhhi countryttielb wit en tho-y • cli , t nverer{ mkek art hi, forehead, :sti p .l3w,ett to have beet, uceasioned,hy•the blows given by the prisoner,..also.a briiiseLon his side. • ,The Lascars applitti for a boat to take the body on shore tO.bury it, Ogreeßbly to their ciistom, when ever it is. practicable, but which was refused, and they were ordered to thro* the body overboard, but they refukd, on account of their religious scruples. _Some of: . the Poratguese mien on board were then ordered' to throW it overboard by the }prisoner, hut they also declined from the mime motive. The prisoner, in consequence, kicked it overboard 'himself. • Gelanittlee was clerk to the sprang or boatswain, and on his..coMing on board' the Java, in about ten days alter the death of Rantsame, he inquired how 'all hiS men did, meaning the Lascars, when , •tlularnalee told 11 ilTi of the circumstances of Ram- . satire's death, which induced the serang to go to Mr. Blown, the chief mate, and inquire' the cease of Ramsaine'being treated' in the way he I:ad been,. when Mr-Brown told him to go to ell knd Mind his own business, struck him a .violent blow,'also ordered him to be tied. up, and be Virits flogged with seven. dozep lashes ; and on his being taken down he was pot. intri irons, and remained • in that state for three or foer days.— When' the Captein 'came on board, one of the . T en dals Wits flogged and put in irons, at the same time he was the boatswain's mate. The,Captain also,-on hearing the chief mate's,statetnent, re specting the, scrang; onto c a d him to be tied up again and Co receive three dozen more lashes, which :tvere inflicted accordingly. lii addil ion to the charge 'against the prisoner respecting 0-asame, various acts Of cruelty were sfatod agait.q. other , during the voyage., • , ik.Litc, ordered a boatswain's Inate'to hiiilti 111)31 a Tope to tie up' 'the . Cools, a orttigue,ie t o , rte it t o a i„ o t:d• w hia the man :pit,iped ovcr'ooard, and. 1% is droWited; Vvio doges(' twice ti k e ship the'Sauger Roads, and reeeived three doz , ftt I;r-drea' each ❑ time ; and While the ship was at Biadvil was flogged again, and reeelv-, eel 3eVe'n While they were at s ome ofheers of a .K ship crane on board in search of some white null to pressthem,'when p,Jottsdin told the Officers where sonic white sea tut in were concealed, 'whom the ()fMxers found and pressed ; they also took with - them and kept. itm on it a rd the IGrq. , ,.'s . brig•sevetillays,.and then re( hithen`a tri in' Jva. , Vt. • CO. Veil dogeing of seven dozen lashes for giv iter the information to the Kh,g's Officers, and was- Irent . OS-, it, it: , Mr. : Ilr'o',i9e its prettit tlao , rintr. The Las ts:, el'R= 44 ;‘ , .!`?:illl:ining.ppictru, and other favOurite rirttele% tel tit i's, vv is brok en open, r k nd the con.' to i,t throwu 0-.erboard. • s ' NThloy, liar alnr;was FAated to have been istructli , I ).t Ai( , thr lm;o1IvItil it , at p ere of r;re-e.0,,d, t ..1,i , •11, :12 they teamed i t, il'he tied the \m oo d np w ith v.ith his own Imlkerehiet. )n four or fi ve ( h . ., After Sedan Maioy d:ed. Itt the time lie, re c i ve o bitiktir, be «a 3 eQUidei'ed in g 094 ll"•hq inns tltta v "&elloli'd pflOiief an 1 iirrAtti„ On tnvestigatirin Add•eivit-extimina tion` (ltiiatnalce, it appeAred, that when t..11b Calitala fi.tn on board; 4ifter tite .detitli of Ram- same, We tndered the provisions provided by the: serang for the Lasear, to he ta!;eti aft, some were . given to the goats which were 'on'- :board, tome, were thrown into the poop; but it wasliot known what became of the telt. It was not known what the serang received three dozen lashes for. The day following,-after the Captain, eame,on ten men who had been sick 'were - tied. t& the gratings - and flogged, with three dozen ihstes each. The men .were trequently.togged on their voyage from India tq England.. .• When they were oft the Cape of. Good •Uope, the scrang was ordered to the main-top-mast by • the Captun, although it Was net, his,,businesm, but the Lascars, to take the key out ot..thc royal mast, when the main-top-mast broke, which' caused the . , .:erang, to tall overboard, anthhe was: adortimatdy drowned. • • When the Java MIS ancborCd off Batavia, Brown, the chief mate, and Mr. Briscoe, 'vent on shore in a cutter, and tOO% witlrthem a.man of the name of *Buxton, and brought-him hack with them on their return on the'Java, when they laid him hoisted in with the gratings, and then had hint put in. irons ; he Was not let out till the next. day, when his fare appClll'o • ex-, tremely swelled ;Ind bloody ; bis'clotnes also ap peared bloody, which was supposed to pro cee d from the wounded state of his face, &c. • During titer:. ',stay at Batavia, thirteen of the ship's crew, who werel'ortugut e, ran away front the ship. While they were at ".1' rincoinalce nine Lascars - escaped front. it. In, the whole, durin g time voyage, titirty-sevenmen deserted from the ship. When . they weft: at Sattger . l.l.oatle there were:l2s Lascars on board, includingt he Serang ; seventy-two of the Portuguese nation. poring the voyage• from India to England twenty •tive Lasears 'died, including tiVe who-died while they were sailing from Vortsmituth to being anchored in the River Thames. Gulamake declared, after being repeatedly asked, that he had never known that there had been a Surgeon on 'board from the time they left the Sanger I(oads,•'or on any part of their voyage, to their arrival in England ; although ston rose . fron► n seat in the (dike and'said, he vas.a Surgeon, and had been on.board the Jlva. '6ldatualee'was told what he said, but he denied haying• seen hint on board. _ . The ,lava remained" in the Satig,er - roads about= twenty days after llamsame died.—When the ship wits at Trincomalee he .ran away there, and .be was absent eleven days ; lie was caught and 'l)rott,Ot back, wheti•lieteceived three di ien lasueS, and was put in irons, for two days. Abtput the :ante time Mounsey, the gunner, wakilot;ged. At that port, he cotoplained - to ;1 .Itt.lqc of the treatment of Itunsante, who Nvould not listen to Ii complaint, saying, he was a•culprit himselr, tving deserted front his ship; - the Ci.eptaiit hay" ing previously complained to the Judge (as the, I",,iscar, 7 Called hint) ; but it could not be aheer 7 laincd vatat,.utlicer he was. The Captain had of ik reward •114 y. bitn, Wino 111 . e was Calcutta, hewrote a letter, to complain of the. treatment of Itatusame, but had no opportunity of sending it by the post boat. When be came to England, "he applied to Mr. Mu rra y, a n a gent , to. know how be•ought to proceed to get redress for the treatment of Ilanisame. Ile said he wool,' write to the Captain on- the subject. Mr: Mur ray ai,eterwmii advised him and. the other wit nesses to'go to the East India 116 use, and ex6ibit their complaint there, which they accordingly did. They attended there a number of days—=they saw the Captain and other officers' there---..tbe Captain had two of . the witnesses put into' prison, be 'cause they bad a dispute with them abciut (heir wages. They were, not examined at . the 'lndia Douse upon the subject. ' Gulatnalcee, and two other witnesses, I:lrerd in being.of 'opinion that Rants 1131 t: died in crqt,c tpionce of the blows he had received trout the pri soner.•: The, fourth and last witness, on being asked hiS opinion as. to the .cause of Ratasatue's death, replied, lie was .no doctor, and could _not tell. The necessary evidence for the prosecution be ing gone through, Mr. PooLint addressed the Ma gistrate on the behalf of the prisoner, and said that he hoped that on account of she contradic tory evidence, and there being no proof that the deceased died of Pie blows received from the liti soncj, and. as he was not prepared with evidence to rebut what ` held been said against his ,cliestt„ there era's no other" persons present, .he hoped this would ma. be thought .a case fit to be sent to trial.; • Mr. IZEAr) rephe , and siid it - was in pro it be fore him, that.the deceased never moved front tit: received the bl:tws from the prisoner, and he died the same night ; he 6hould certainly .iend it for further investigation ; he also refused hail, and the prisoner was comutitted to Newgate for trial, • Me. ;Times stated, the Admiralty Sessions would probably be in December 'or January. The con venience of the Judges was in general consulted, , RAPE. • u tr.onALL.---.11 mart of genteel appearance un dvrwent a private examination before 'Mr. Alder- Itlan Ear, the sitting Magistrate, tinder a charge of.having contruittcal a rape upon .t young; woman, a servant in a family where be visited.— He was Tenin,,mleci for further . examination. JUVENILE DEPREDATORS. Three you4ig the eldest seemingly not !more than 10 or 12 years.ot age, named - SuUican, Jordan, and Trevor, were charged .by the 'work- T tor of an aviary, with haying plundered him at various times to the amount of upwards Of 201. iit birds, in patent lochs,. tire. It appeared, ,that Sta» livan,. the eldest of , the. three prisolli" 3 ,. having 'become. acquainted with the place , where the pro prietor of the aviary was the u - se of.leaving his I:eys during his almost daily oteprsious to the country, and h . aving,niada himself motet' of them, wayin the habit of going,, with his young cont pa nions hat). the interior of the•bird, fancier's premiso, k vlieye, having.locked the ()ours , , npon tnemonves, they . wcre enabled to ,carry :on tl> it 4ilsitieji. at their leisure, andlitd thus zone ~ :~,. 4. • dii ii security for some Con.Aera'bic time, itiAieti they were at • letiglit dgteetetLitt4.•,..e,v e ry act. The poor' bird-faeicr been ''contentto, put .np M idi all. his 'at - 6511111-lioitive recovered thi'e,e keys which had,heen carried off. The twct cider hvys, Sullivan atul.lsrdan, did not deny that drese-ieys bad been c a rr i e d • o tf, b ut mu tually charged each other, a: !site party who 'Should account for-the loss (ii The,worthy . :'vLgistrate onkred the two your ter bo:11 . to . be. dis43Eged, after giving. thein - a suit 'A ble • 11';(1 t ; Silirl Vll . l 'flrikrt . 4 him to stand remanded till. Wednj.4iay, - . that hii,mo ther, who was in Court, might in theinterint use her end:avours to recover 'to. the . prosecutor three keys.: • il - AtituOttOtrott-sTitiP.T.—A. man, named Re; was held t(i bail - tor an impudent assault on two yoting hedies to Cavendkh square",. on Sunday evening: and three disordui'ly person's, a - the panics of fughyelti,,.iliiddleton, Ji...sset; were lined - for breaking lamps in th e ne i g hb our h oo d o f Cinnberland-pl ave . • 11U1 FEY ITE. . . . Hee!, Mate; previous to his execution at Northampton, gave np 322/. in Bank of England notes, to Mr. liov. - Fs, of that town. Mr. 11. has . made padie that those who lost property ma y IT ply for the recorery.—//q/ey, it appinrs, was en gaged, with several ()diets, a short time before, in breaking open the Kletterin;;Henk, and such was the masterly manner in which the,robbers effected their entrance, and conducted the business-altoge ther, that the bankers,..Messrs l . - lat . t , and Got:cH, Were entirely ignorant of any cireatustance of that kind haviaig occurred, till a feW days ago,' when they were made acquainted with it by Richardson, tire accomplice, who turned King's'evidencre;ypon iltiiky's trial at No rt hanipt on The bankers con ceiving it impossible that such an affairtonld iutve transpired without their.knowledge, and without exciting the • le;: t '!snspieion, at first• treated it very lightly, not could - they he brought to rely upon the truth ,of the information, mstil they were told the thinibet.of the page on - which their London Bank in g - A ecoimt %vosi:ept—tin; :nount of the balance as it then stood—and tunny Other par culars, which could only be Obt2itYflii fa eicl an-in spection of their, private. ledger,. ; It tippeirs, that on searching the premises they' flood irou cites -t, which they crottld not .open, grid coti4tid ing, that in this chest,v,%ts. depositc4l. stmt.: gold, they deter m ined, ' as . they natl. gained so , iisy an entrance, upon leavi , J!.7 every thing in the- brink sts they.loand it, and rtizew the attack on soikie fu ture occasion, when they had provided ttems'elves with a proper kt-y. cotto2;i4it's INQui:;sTs. Yesterday an Inquest held 'at the Queen's Islington;.iieforeCcou.Gi; .110DGsort, 1.5 g. ntl the.body•of - Jciiiii,Young., one of the beadles hetongiig to the' "parish ; of St'. Martin-in-tire fields, who cut daunt on'..Pria4y morning in . Islington-;it.115. - - 11:eslleytiaid he wit . s'Crossing the field about it 9wlrter hetoie o'clock on Friday fore-. no vi0 4 t ..01,1 4-Frvotl , tl4c-41e.et'ttwt.1.1eaniug with. lair hrb:A.t 'against, a bank. -After bc,pas4ed about 20 yarcfsiwitnes3loohed hack, and l'av:.the deceased fall to the ground ; thinking be had fallen. in.a fit, .witness raturned to . give what' assistance he could; but (>1) • Cilipij!!!: up. he - perceied they de coased had cOmMi:tt..d an Of suici d e, his thro9.t bk:hf. 4 elk • ! , ad hi his h: nit he. held the knife \vhielt he committed the dreadful deed '; it leas a small twO-hladed the largest: bile of which appeared toliaye .he'en lately. sharpened, and with which the'deed . wa4 donc. - .'Witnes3 Looked mind, and saw two ge»- tieineii erwising the field 3 he ran - to them, and informed theni of what bud happened ; they came With titness to the spot. The cktceivie4 hatflitg still some syliwtonis pt life, the geinlemen desired WittlC3S to 'go fora surge O n ., wtieli he aeciirding ly-did, and Brown, hitt the detcaSed was ((tad on his ?dr. Richard Davis, of rant9n-street, Hay market, said he wasclerk belonging to tit. Mar tin's Workhouse.; that he knew the deccrisid, he was the oldest beadle belonging to St. Martin-in the-fields, and resided in Charles -court, to the Strand; Ile - looked on the deceased to he in a state of derangement for many months ; he fre quently made Mistakes in his entry of things 'in the watch-house hooks, w t hielt plainly showed his state of mind. He `haul a son who was-also sane, and in St: Martin's Workhouse, Mid a dahgh ter who put a tieriod to her existeace by . polson, ever since Whose death the deceased was visibly deranged., Several other witnesses attended, but the Jury wcre'perfectly satisfied, and returned a . Vodict fti Asa . - "Au - inquest was taken yesterday at the Georg . v, "Newington'-road, on the body of a respectable woman, named Milllet, r'vho was found burnt to death . on `tliC preeccling day. The deceased had sat up late sorting linen, and was found by her daughter in th 6 morning, with her garments re clueed ft) tinder.. No tme• could gi've any fuyt!Cer evidence reSpecting the' matter, :and the Jury rt. turned a I erthet—dcezdental Death. Cheltenham is very hill at this time ; one 'of the principal attractions is MrSAnt...Ett's ncyv loon, with which he is td ascend itekt Monday... physician of extensive practice at-Lyons has . recently pnblisheil a Dissertation to prove that halt upon the head ought nit to. be cot, and that 'even the beard upon the lips and chin sl•ould he . r, perninted 'to grow. 1:1 , 4 supports his opinion by the example of 'Sampson, whose prodigions 9trength was in hI hair. Ile thinks ttlrlt.even the pre , ..ciit ag e migilt not be tritliotit men lit lily itrongas wcre his advice followed.Ott . SiindayMobert . Wood, priycite the 'North Y or k )liiitia, tell down and itumeiliately expired; i n the Green of GlasgoW, When. attending, at the 'evening parade. . CH Alt.L.F.i MACEY; the yoring man who attempted suicide, by discharging a brace of pistols into his mouth, at the house of Mr. BA Ett'4ll, COCk-COlirt, li n i gi fte-bill, oft last atiirdity morning was alive last night, but his. reCove.ry is cons i diz i e , c innm. ST. .I,AM ES'S iIAY MAtIKET , 4 , Hay, lOs ed to a 04 V,...C .- Struve ll IGi Oct to 'lll 6,4 • Straw I 1 : 1 7a , ; ; E :( . 1 , 0 4 ° 14 ( ,1 7 6 ‘ i r:dat— t: C ssi.o3 at mar,,, ;o . .1( 3 . • I~iSst j, 9 Nl`dwastle F p girtstfic.ciazitl • • ' LW- Ott. 0 0 14 flay 141:rt, 'Stole -1413,N, near of 'Capt. ,) /award Vp. , e,. ',NI. P. of a , o 1). - I : 013 WlNtoclitiir, the 4511► It. 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