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krow theIONDON (ittzeaTili i , ;Nov:l9, 1816. BANKIWPTS. Thomas Fltiwee and John Malowaring; - Chtchester-reuts , ' Cli:locerv-latte, jewellers, to burre.oder 'Nov. 22, Dec. 3 And .)1, tear, Attornias,Messrs. Jennings nod Cul.ier, Care% -itroet, Lioeuln's lint-(tells. Jam Bentham, Straw Paddock, Alskarth, 'Yorkshire, dealer, • Nor. 26, at two, '27, at tin, and Dec. 31, at two, at the houso,of Mr. Wallis, Preston Lenceshire. Atiornies, Mr. 'Palmer, Solberg'', or Mr. Preston, Staple Inn. .I:This Trevor nod John Richards, Whitehurch, Shropshire, , InittLer*,• Dlec. to, 11, Hod 81, id, ten, at the Lord Hill lnn, hitchttreh. Attornies, Messrs. katley. Stotler and Futnival's Inn, or Messrs. knight and Brookes, Whit cliarch. junto; cuthhert and Michael.Clatitv, Sun. Colchester-strect, Say:age-gardens, winr-mercbants, Nuv. 23, Dae. 7 and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. • AtturneYt Mr. itivingtott, char.:h-sireet. Alexander Levy, einurotroat-Chambers, money scrivener, Nov. 23, at twelve,. Dec, .11 end- iilt, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr...10b0 - Nigh Fore.street, Crip• ptegate. • • 1 , • tdward Isaac, Queess-square, , Illoomsbury.:, , wint-niarchant , 23,,ut twelve, 30, at one, and Dec. 81, at taitie.e, at : Attoinies i Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolfbn , Witt eliester-hrinse, Old Broatkitreet. Charles firolgkin. Old City Chambers, merchant, Nor'. 23, $O, and .Dec.3l. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.. Kearser and. Spurr, Bisitopsgate-street. - John' Essenhigh, Dartford, Kent, innkeeper, Nov. 26, Dec. 3 .anti 31,4 eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reid, Nlark-lane. Nov. Murton, Redcrossoitreet, Cripplegate, balser, o 2:3, Mc. 3 ond itt, at ten, at Guildhall.: Attorney, ..Mr. Swann, New pasinghall.htwt. •., trigg, NorOch„ root, Nov. 28, nO,'stid Doo. 31, at time, at the Norfolk lintel, Norwlal. ttiienies, Messrs. Bignold and Bright well, Norwich, or Messrs. Alexander and !Wine, New Inn. - . • Samuel (4lersott, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-draper, Nov. ' 97, at six, 28, at the Three Cranes Inn. Barnsley, and Dec. 61, at aleven, at the bite Bear lnn, Barnsley. Attornies, Mr. Clarke. Barnsley, or Meisrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Forniral% Inn.' flew) , Washer, Ilribtol, *reliant, Not, 26,96, and Dee. 3 t, at twelet tr 9 tlw CuturtterciaLjtoorus, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. lidSvarst Bigg. Southampton-bnihlings, or Niessra. Digit and Sun, Bristol: Johniohtison, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, porter-roerchant, Nor. 21. Di n .. 11 and. 31, at. the Lir urge inn,. Neweastlesopun- Tyrie, Atomics, Messrs. Bell and 1.11340:11 1 . - or Mr. Willuiro Stalsef. 'Newcastle: !,, George. Fowler linyes,,' Anlaby, Kingston-npcutAull. sitgar baker. Nor. 28, and Dee..3i, atone,,aolssi Dog and Duck 'cavern, Kingston-ttpou.• loft. Attiirtlixi, Means. 11.0s,er and'Soir, 13artlett%-builttiirgi, John, Green, Ntiryyiel) • busier, Nov. Art 4(4 and. Dec. Si , at tire, at the Norfolk ' Betel, Norwich. .• Aitornies, .Mel&rs. lii ,sptd teed Brightwell,'NorwiCh; or Mciire. -Alesuntier andliolotr, New . . • James Fraser, Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 6,7, and 31, at twelve, At the George Inn, Liverpool., Attorssies, Messrs. tioninty nod Frodshanti Liverpool,of l.4 :. Chaster, Malik- I p. Rohert Dartirah, Wialey, Derbyshire, cheestmonger, Nov, cm, .40, and Dec. 31, at eleven , at Ilia Arm s avern, Per4y. Attornies,* Mr. • Berridge; llattotogaiden, of Messrs. Moosley and Musky, Derby:. .. • Richard Lloyd, Shadwell Iligh-street, slopsoiler„ N0v...2.3,30,, and Dee. 31, at ten, at Guildhall. " Attu, oty„Mr.liutchin son, Crown-court, Threadneedle-att . et. ' John Stuart, Bithoi &gale-street, saddler., Nov: 36, at eleven, Dec. 8 and -$l, 'al one, at Asstrrniesi Messrs. Pitches and SAlipihn, Saiut Swithitt's4atie: ' John Bias, Bristol, tailor, Nos , . 29, sO, and Dec. 31, at twelve, at the itinuineel'averri, Bristol. Atrornies, Messrs. llraikenridge, Bari letev-kuiklinp, Holboen, or • Mr. ;I:irues Pullin Hinton, Bristol. y r r-tWrirk Greenwood, ,Upper King-streeti Bloomsbury, sew- Nov. 23, Dec: 8 and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Ir.'l'oole,.4ll . laite's-court, old it rout-On:et • Morgait Waters, Nicliolasiatie, Lonihard-street, broker, Nuv. 21; 4 and DeC. 8, 31, at t+:elve,. Attornits, Messrs. Wiltshire. istlitauitutl,(llsl Broail.street. 'Parr N1 , 11.1e, St. MX/tires-street, Leicester-square, tailor. . Nov. ,ca, and Dee. 3;31, at elevens at Guildlwit. Attar ury, Mr ! Tavistock:row, C:ovent-g:irdert. • Thmphi'Ald4in Loxley, Yorkshire, dealer,. N0v..27, at six, 2s, at eleven, lit Ise Three Cranes bin, Barnsley,anil Pec..3l, at eleven, at the White Ileisiinn ' Barnsley. : At: honks, .Mcs , irs. Alexander and 1 - loltrie, New -Aa.Mr. Yorlishire. Julia Tirnewell, Vitx bead, Sionersetshire, hour-merchant, Dce. 3,,4, alt, eleveit, at the White Hart Inn, Wirelis tOtabr:' "Attuni;es, Mews. Aillington and Gregory, Bed forillow, or Mr. lianeosk, Foid, Sonsersetshire. • IMVIDENDS. Dec. 17, F. Ridsdale, Leeds, and w. liontiltort. Finsbury. nterebantA—Nyv. 30, 11. Vieniii)lCs,.. UOlOll - liiireviiwie4;ni,ittkittec.lo, It. Joseph, Little New-street, L,cootoo, prwt•erer--Dce - : 10, .1. 'Woodrow, South-row, New roa't, Sonters-towtt, distiller—Nov. ea, d. litairiel ll " , Old Coy Citoloihers, Wrshopsiatc.strect, nierchattt.--Occ. 11, G. 'Ridden. 11,:raricit-tlimti•l weed, grocer—Dee. 10, .1. Moo -1.1,1 h anti .1. Seqllll so , Groceaurch•st sear, dt uggists—Dce. t:. Gent, Cornwall, shapheepr' r-r:Dee. Creditoli, tawer-shun. 30, J. Davies, -.lraper 10, A. Anticrion, Philpot. Itsne, • meicwirtt —lhie. , ll3. J. S. Dabanne,• North Widaliam, Isloi mils, m cer-.-I)ec ii, J Drown, Hato,* Norris, Man chi oer, riciiialltr—Mhrch 4, T. Clarke,llniinster, Soruer setsnire, t 1., 0. Mintry, A. Morley, and J. Morton, Doncaster, spirit-niercb.ints.-Dec. .21, C. West, rowlilerslitiry, warehouseman—Dec. 10, rialbarough and AV; Pin - sons, Harwich, 1, .1 , Arnold. Ore,3 Tower-sturet, wine-tnetchant4Dll4;ol. T 11001 1 14 0 ,4 Wapping will, ship-owner--Det Ad, 1.004•100,' slit relAiiiit —Dye. 14, T. Halliday, 014. SO4I 4jek, Hutl&e, Ilrnud'-str<et.,much - ant—bee. 10,.! W. yoir slrect,,vory-cooli—Dcs . 14, John airliness, Aildle-street, , 'Wo. k a .trect, nierchaist4-Dec. 14., D. F4011t1,311d li. Greet); incycliants...»Dec. 10, W.Tliorogoad, street, Carnal)" 11 1 :41'kle1, brush-tnauulactinvr—Dec 10, H. MastotW, oivrchant,-Occ.. 10, 1. Cooke, Grartsritd, carintotartc,: i Itrel..l,ion.strett, 4niv4l;, .o'4lvli-Azase, o)4licr-7-bec. in, b. Miles, Sowithanip . toa-row, filtamshuri,.faiiry tririmiing tualivr- r Pec. 10, W. and .1: Queen-strect, licatitide Dec. 11. Howells, Millhank, S C t. Veer Carnrartlien, tlfitivr—Dec, 10, W. Sinictix t -26, %V. Alai:tit, Toltenhauspyart); LtrOter7".Dec• 12, „ . Joiden, Bath; liticii draper. , • ciurrivlcATEs 4 , DECi, 10. M. H. iesilrol, Wood-W;(4, Chrapside., London, ostrich., . rtliin.ilaritiro—H. Wright, Ntsiv,lffret, trunlivoick t.; Mik3d!vox, uirtchlit nun, sacuates, York, trilawut—J.ll..‘Crilsoli,Nlaricliester, silk wanuroclirrsr. INSSOLVED. 3. Ward, I.otiri. ! 9, wit! It. Liariberr, Itiripbuders, Yorkshire.. —3. (iiirti t i, Cii. Nettirstori. Uttdlcf, Worcester, W03,1-stsg.t t WtliciAse- Vl 4 . , xie Atuodrolt Misochet , itri, 4nil S. 11E01, - Aloft( 1.00 , , Icountiou ewer-a—. 'l, •Mkl4 f.-11 nistl•• Ca. Ul-, ver*tunt. Litocaster, iim . 4.14.1. Duresdi,, DitathrtDerpipg, SllCarMan, Wellington, iutrce rs-:-S.' Nbiy" afid s T. Ilya-Vett, ittrocombe, Divon, Nvville and C.: =l.llar'd Waltzer, Illiwkirromr. lastic4ssisssisAtttatiiti—ti. wen-. ; wait tiv Ivy and TI . Darlley,Mivittrester,surgyorss--11. Hwy:, "tithl M. Aiiiiiitott, Matichester—K;,MtOill-tilid4, - AtitileWevtvr, e ngravers talleo.pririteiA—.l4 ;mid •E. Ntildo, col imrignantifitetiircrs-..W. Variotriik :n. .loth (itcrcl:itnts---J. H wig)) and J. Thompsiiii, Toolcy-ctrect, crial-motaatsts—J. rind ./. Olradwick, M.rucliester, I) 1.81141E4G tllterS. •, Boxt No.—The St.G iles'i anti West minster lads.; n the fancy mustered on Monday'at Kilwontl-green, , ntt tar front Hendon, to see a boxing match in.. tweets Harty Lennox, a fierce pugilist in utiniattire, and lietcord 'Retaining, a novice of' superior weight, st. t 9. 'Much :sport- took place. Flemming did trot want courage; but his -adversary tapped his cluret itVith !tin lett baud, .brake. upon Will, .and waireif his coining in, %chew iti"planted titg, right !Nil , ' gv(rel'y npou the' body: - In the fourth Alum! liemissed,bis right h a nded hit, andleeeived, s e vere kildel; down • by's rotimi bie on the lea -ctcr. Fle veal "unable rt, art' fAlmively for-More apa fie fought tip ip tie recovered atter .-having -reciived=4:nme heavy ] falls, turned to, and beat his Limn ui laud. ADMIRALTY SESSIONS, Nov. -19. PIItACY. Jonas Narpuck, John Perie, John. Sonmett, and James Reid, •ve:e indicted for piratically and filo ttiously combining to carry off the Mary - Ann , a "private _East India country ship, the property of John Painter, Esq. amt containing an immense cargo, of the value of 300,84/01. in indigo, pepper, saltpetre, &C. Mr. GURNEY opened the case for the'prosecu" . tion to the Jury. I' Captain Charles Webster was Commander of the ship in question in a voyage front Calcutta 'to Londoa. On the sth of September they got, to St. Helena. The prisoners were seamen on board. Perie, Semmett, and Reid, were taken on board at the Isle of France. The crew consisted of 45 seamen, mostly F. r uropeans ; and there were a number of invalid Company's troops also . in the ship. There was also a lady pasieno,er, her feu male servant, and a soldier's wife. The ship.ton tained 400 tons of iatko, 100 tons of saltpetre, and 100 tons of pepper. Messrs. IVilliams, Dough las, and Quincy, were Ist, 2d, and 3d officers. On the day they crossed the line, after leaving St. Helena, Reid delivered witness a letter, complain ing that the chief officer, Mr. Williams, had struck'" . Man at the wheel; and it desired the Captain to' put the man into custody, as the crew must lte protected. In consequence, witness did pet Wit: liams into custody, and confined him in his cabin. Semmett was the man who wrote the letter. In dependent of What Reid had done, another of the prisoners, called Narpuck, came on Friday mid made a complaint that Mr. Williams had kn.'cked 'the man down. On Saturday morning Perie also cams to witness, and said, " there is a set of very determined men on board the ship, and it Mr Williams is not kept in confinement sometinng eerions will occur." Perie said this in conipaoy ith Narpuck and a passenger. Nothing was done then ; htit on Monday, when. the crew were sent to dinner, witness, the officers of the ,hip, and about 12 or 14 faithful servants, being armed, surrounded the main hatchway. Witoess tben called up -Perie first, Narpuck second, Semmett the third, and Reid was released from the helm, and all four prisoners mere put in irons one alter the other, Cidassexamined. , -.4led been 10 years-C*4l . 64re of the sh:p. Wheeler was not a good seaman. John Wheeler was a mariner on board the Mary Ann, anti) came on board at the 15,e of , France. After tile ship had left St. Helena some bustle oc curred respecting Mr. Williams. On the Satur- , day, Sept. 21, previous to the Monday when the prisoners were pat in 110115, Perie came to witness, echo was then asleep on the forecastle, and,said he had something particular to say.: Perie, pulled a book out of his bosom, and asked him to lay hold of it : witness would not take hold of the hook, hilt said, " 1 win he agreeable to what you please to say." The prisoner then said. "- I want to take the ship front the rascals who are in it." Tt,is was, all that passed that night between him and the prisoner; hut he !triad Peale and Narpuck afterwards conversing, and distinctly 'mad it said by one of them, that they would put the epiestion t o Me. Quincy, if lie would help them to navigate the ship. Perie said at the Mlle tone, " 1 ant as good a navigator as any in the ship, a n d i Quincy does not accept the offer, and dpes nut take the oath, I will throw him overboard:" Wit ness t lien went to Quincy, and hinted to hint what had passed, saying, " You need not go forward un. less you like, for they will put you to the oath." Quincy was this third officer in the ship. Nothing more passed that night ; but on Sunday night Perie came up to witness while walking alone on the deck, and said, " I have very good news ; I have 14 good loyal hands." Witness asked how he intended to manage, and he said that he in tended to' fasten all below the hatches, with the soldiers, and to cut their ,throats. There were to be 1.8 wen and 3 officers. Peril: - said, he himself was to be captain, and Semmett and Narpuck were to be the two other officers. Being timber questioned by witness, rerie said that all the sof tilers who were not loyal would be thrown over board : and as for the women passengers, he would keep them for himself and be crew until they got near land, and then would throw them all overboard. Witness , asked what would be done without a navigator, and Perie replied, #4 Oh, 1 will take care of that, I will navigate , the , ship into a British port." Here the con versation was broken off, and witness . went to. Qniney, and told hint what be had heard. While he was talking, witness saw Narpuck as if Ihten. ing to what he said to Qiiincy. Narpuck then . , came up, and said to witness, " Will you go for-, wand ?" Witness,complied, bat soon after over.. beard Narpuck say to Perie that Wheeler had told what bad passed to the third Mate. Perie re " When Wheeler comes to the forecastle we will heave him overboard." Narpuck ,also said, 11 Grant is as but as hint." Nothing more passed that night,. On the Monday, while' the crew were at dinner, Perie was called op by the Captain ; but before he Went, he said, in a treat ,tiling manner, " any of es Europeans are go ing to be put in irons, 1 hope you will not 'allow it" This was said in presence of the whole ship's company, but no answer was made, Witness ne ver heard either Semtnett or Held 'Say any thing -about this matter or apt' thing respecting it said in their bearing. Cross-examined.-1-lall deserted from a ship named the Minstrel ; and for the purpose of eon ' eealment had changed his natne for Cornett ; IleVti was in the army; never was in the 87th re giment. A month or two before the present ! transaction he' was punished by the crew for :stealing sugar. He was charged with the theft by a man, `tat the name of (biding, but Narpuch said that he did not do it never bad any malig nity against either Perie or'Nerpnek : the punish ment was inflicted by the whole of the ship's crew: fourteen men, were put it irons by the Captain. Wiliiarn Quincy was third officer Of the Mary- Ann;rand recollected the complaints, tuat(e by'the crew against Mr. Williams. After this Wheeler came to bbn on Saturday evening;,Septeml2er •and advised blat not= to go forwltr,d, Afterwattis he was informed by Wheeler of the nitainy, fatal in consequence witness told his superior officer, Doughl;ii, all that he bld beard. On &Un- dsqr-the prisoners were all put in irons. John Grant was a seaman on board the Mary-, Ann : he remembered the complaints made against Mr. Williams ; and afterwards on the Saturday be heard Perie call the other three prisoners on the forecastle - . Narpuck went first, and when he returned sent Reid to Perie ; and when Reid came back, be said to Semtnett (who was writing a letter to the captain), "I want to speak to you." Semmett said, " There is, no one who can bear you, speak - 0nt." . .. Witness was then present, but was very ill. He corroborated Wheeler's state ment respecting his conversation with Perie, which be overheard. , The Captain afterwards read Semmett's letter to the crew, and confined Williams in consequence. Whtn Perie was call ed by the Captain from his dinner be turned as white as a sheet, and said what has already been stated by Wheeler • After the summing up by the • learned' Judge, the Jury retired for quarter of an hour, and after wards brought in a verdict of Guilty againstJormas Narpurk and John Perie, but Acquitted John Sem ,tnett and James Reid. Sentence. of death was immediately passed by Sir Wst. SCOTT upon Perie and Narpuck, who seemed to be resigued to their fate. Kaliam• Hastings and David - Bruce were : in dieted for feloniously turning pirates, and running away with a merchant ship called the Roebuck on the coast of Attica, value MO/ commanded by John Thomas, snot the prePerty or John Nicolls. Wm. field went tin hoard on the- 25th of Alarch last at Cape. Coast Castle, in At, ica. John Thomas was the commander, and Morrice Carew was the male, Richard Howell was a seaman on hoard the slop, IVilson was the second-mate, and John Weeks was the cabia-boy. Time prisoners, as well es a man of the name of Short, were common seanien. Witness came oa board as passenger to sierra-Leone, Pitt after the mutiny became an officer in the ship. Mr. John George Nicolls tees the owner of the ship. On the ilth' May , 1816, the Roelmek was off the African coast, lying be tween three and four miles from the shore. On that evening Morrice Carew said to witness, while sitting on the windlass, " Mr. Bnyd, will you be one'of our party, the'Roebuck is for Anmerira ?" Witness told him not. to be foolish , a., ti ena eider what a wino thing it was. Careq' then said,. " Those that will not be of my party, I will take very good care shall not be of any other party." Witness asked what he meant to do; and he said, " Yon will know time enough." Witness tlid not tell the Captain of what had passed, because, on a previous occasion, when a similar dialogue took place, the Captain called him a coward. On the evening of the sth of May the Captain went to his cot at eight o'clock, as usual ; and_ about half-pest eight Carew came to witness and said,) " Mr. Boyd, this is the night." Short was at the helm at this time, and Carew ordered witness to go down into the hold, anti fetch up six cut lasses. He begged to be excused, but afterwards he went down with Rowell, and fetched them up. They were distributed by Carew to the whole of the men on deck. Witness felt at the time Much afraid and dosiehhearred. Stone water wois sent fin', part of which witness drank,. and. the other part was thrown in his face by Carew. When be reenvetedovioess saw Carew, and the two pri soners at the bar, who had also a cutlass a piece, rousing some black men, taken on board on time coast of Africa, and sendin th em below decks. A black man, of the name of Quashee, was among thc;to, and was lying last on the dick, when the rest were sent -down. Bruce twigged him with the cutlass, and upon that he cried out, and jumped - upon his feet. Captain ThomasOmearing the noise, entaiq its his.shirt, and asked what the noise was shout. Bruce said, " Oh, it is the cull treading upon these black fellows !" Th e Captain was satisfied, and Quashee was packed w lib the others below. Carew then sent for a Bible, and an oath was administered by him to the Sailors, to 'take the ship to Anierica,•and to dispose of her cargo' to the best advantage : all hands were to share alike ; but as hy (Carew) was master of time vessel, he expected a tittle more. The Bible WAS then offered to witness, but he re fused it, went on his knees, and said he would assist as passenger, if Carew would agree to what he should ask. Carew said he would, and he. their begged the no inuocent blood might be spilt, for if it were intended to do it, he begged that his might be the first. He then took the oath, Carew saying, " I do not like so much talk : but you may be assured that tin innocent blood shall be shed." Howell said, " I say as , you say', Mr. Boyd." !The Captain was during this time lying in his cot. Carew and the pri soners walked aft, -and short continued at the helm. Wilson, who was during this time asleep on deck, then awoke, and went to the cabin door : he was caught by the shoulder by Carew, and gave him a push to remove him from the cabin-door. A few minutes after Carew order ed witness to go down into the cabin and to ~ s end the Captain On deck,: 'he retuned, and Bruce and Short went down instead.• Bruce said to the , Captain, that a tornado was earning on, and that Captain Carey , / wanted him on deck. Mr. Tho mas then came .on - deck in hivshirt, and Carew said to him, " Captain Thomas, yOu consi der yourself no longer Commander of the Roe. buck." The two prisoners at the bar, as well as owell and; Short, were present, all armed; Ca rew added " the brig is for America." The Cap lititl then said, " God bless me, leannot help it," and asked if he might get his -clothe, : they were fetched by the boy Weeks. Bruce went be low, anti got the Captain's cot, and put it down among some ivory in the aft hold. Tbe•Ctiptain then asked for a pipe and tobacco, and a boat with tour hands. Bruce denied the request. Mr. 'Thomas then requested the canoe with one hand; Carew said, " Yes', you shall have it to-morrow, but in-such a state as that you never shall reach the shore. Capt. Thomas then said " Mr. Carew, I never deserved- this• treatment, bat thank God there is no one to•lament my loss. I have neither father nor mother, friend, wife, nor child. The' captain was then ordered into the after hold. In the COOrbe of. an hour he asked Carew kr let hitt come on deck, for he weir almost suffocated: This was refuse& and the Captain went clown again, and remained there until about- half past four, when the vessel was recovered. The vessel during .. this time was going away front the lant4L.eaul at half past .four might be seventy miles-ssff- the land. About two o'clock in ,the r i ff yullieekty f o u r of ordered d r ulnijotwoegni give to ' t g o o t t i l i o e w n n te a n nl p u mp without any.:mixture. After this, witness gave the men another glass of grog, .and Bruce said it was made too strong. Witness took comparatively a very small quantity : Bruie and Short mere a little af fected by the liquor : and a little past 3 in the morning, witness went to Howell on the fore hatcls, and asked him " Are you a man i"-.- He said, " Yes," " Then stand by me," said Witness, " and I will take the vessel - this morning, or lose my life." Howell replied, Do-not be mulish." Hastings was then wallt;- iiiii.. On the main•deck with a cutlass in his hand; About .an `hour afterwards; witness saw Quashees thegold-taker (a person employed to barga in with ~ the tfailiel for gold-dnit); and spOke to him ors the subject. . He did not say. he would. give his assistance. About five minutes after, %Orme - spoke to Wilson, and asked, .bin tfie same ques tion as he h ad done frowoL , Wd•on Stoned- 10 : be afraid., anti said, " Mr. Boyd, I think you will have a better opportunity by and bye." After telling Wilson to keep a good look-out on. deck s . witness went down to the Captain, awoke LOT, .. and said, " Captaitt Thomas, wog is the time '. come tip anti rake the vessel." Captain Thoima said, " Go up. anti when the first blow is struck, I will come t.titin deck," Two cutlasses were theft obtained, one of which was given to How ell, and the umber w Wilson : tvithcsi rant, d h ms:.11 : .viLV g an arc, ascended the p ,up, anti stint k Carew, . who was lying down on the poop, oh the neck 4; it t• t ueo wounded Short, who tea. // also ivi tie dow n, . :with the s a me instrument. The curtail k% al Then on deck, and wounded !Listings in se.. riil phees•. Bruce, who was alt, came running forward VP. O hearing the noise, with a handspike upliited.-.... Capliin Thomas cried out, " Down with' him : ' witnees , fiunuediatcly ran to Bruce, and said, " you v'tifain, .I will drown you :" he threw down ft)! handspike, and ran forward.: Witness followed hintovid when he %lent forward, found the black men were not released : he cut the lashings and let (item out. Short was thrown overboard bY 11' bla i, tuan. Carew ran all about deck to find Oe . cutlass, but could not ; upon this he jumped o ver-. „ board, but hung with his hands to the shrouds:, Captain Thomas endeavoured to cut him awart but his sword was not long enough : witness then carne, and made a cut at him, hut he could not react r him ; at lost, having obtained a longer cut lass,- he made a cut, hut it was too dark to:eee:_ what execution it did : immediately after, 10 1 v7,. ever, Carew was heard to drop into the water..- - 7 The vship,was totally recovered at five o'clock_: the two prisoners were ut•on board th e Inean t l' stain, and conveyed 'to England.' , Witness tt)u u the vessel home hiimelf, .as tbe . Capteirl, w as )", lige(' to stay . ..in Africa .on s ei n e businefalOr tr . , owner... He Wal.tiot,yit, Arrived. . The fence, p p r ro is puted to them. . f o e n ss e e r d s btheeiritrginenaollceedoctiepOonf thfoeicrtibineVi4w, ... .. Several witnesses gave both the .priso. ill" -.45 good character. After the summing up by Mr.JitstieeHoLlt o " t the Jury found a verdict Gui/t9,.against both prl' &otters, but recommende d them to mercy, on ihe ground of fear. It also appealed that the prison, ers hchAved so well on their voylge that sie Jistinit Yeo ordered their irons to be kriocketi aff, Sir WILLIAM Scar? immediately passed Ow tence of death upon the prisoners. - - :R stela, AT BLACKHKATo.—Yestertiaq Arai er r nrctifa,tnatelvtook place 44 Bla hem ofracit Mgt , CHIBRY'S bay - ilfWe•ltVt .o ,W 4l/1 thergreat trotting maich on .the Croydon Itost9o and'i.-AIAWSNY, Esq..'s grey ma re: for 5 0 gil inei* three miles. At nne o'clock they sttirret),-tht muretaking the lead, whicb she kept tor the foll two miles and. a half, - when the former 0" 1 4 " bean, anti won by about two lei+ 4 • at starting six and seven to one against tbe• ws hoist., and during the race ten to one. minutes it nut in seven" and wooly gecon ds •' great Concourse of speetatOri, were present. .; CilAqt.—Major WeLnalt, of i1r" 11 ,,, r • 01014 fiat k on MO 11 d Y to ride, from that place Wc!ii'WYcomb. a distance of twenty mil"' ' oneltotir.antl ten minutes, for a bet. of 201) Ohl; nears, on hit Pipylina mare. He started al eig,_ o'clock in the morning, and after clearing Hounslow-heath, he broke across the country and lltilstrotle, , w h ere his h or se fell to .cleatiag the fence, and but four miles from hole; The Nirticir, however, remounted, an tleoinplete!l his task in a injttute and eleven seconds w ill° the given chile. On the 9th inst, at Sangley BIRTHS. wil d .. 14ioutenant-Colouel Webber Smith, of u daughter . Mirage On. Sunday last, in Frederich , street, Portsea, Mrs. wife of Lieutenant March. lit. N. of 4 son. D a itviti• d At Conts,}lall, Edinburgh, hire:Macfarlane, of a daughter. Rdi 00-8 r On the lzit inst. at Sonachan, Scotland, the L. Bert C..6.zpbell, Esq. of Sonachatt, of adaughter•. _,. itati, Dodge Gewishani, the I. _ On the 1 3th inst. at Dunfermline, Mrs. Blacks 4 " .: drum, of a ism. , ' , _11____....0...4. MARRIED. i r ll On the tath inst. at the Collegiate Cht*cho Maticl ,o6 4 -e n ; r e, the Rev. C. D.Wray, John Oraham, Esq. of iraskst°', l Tl l , - iato London., to Fromm& F.lizaheth, : eldest : datqhter ,it ''' ' (iescrsA polton, Esq. of Ardwiekt l at'A tu ri G e o r: p t o u rt ki:, Lieutenant }tubbing It N. to Mrs. St:: On tbo 14th inst. at Paul's Cray, sent; the Iter. „er san.ty,s, Itet tor of Upper Hardros, w Mary Lillie:l, itittg"' of the late 11illiato Lunisdaine, Esq. of Etiiltt,_-.... ' . nIED: --- ° O ,l:E t i s t lt h e . t i ollt b b t 4 N a that City, o l" . li t i tu t ri v ioo tt C u a g i : por l i ci l d g t i r e s ' e stais tr g : (4l o l :l l 6 l:: ll :: b ` ;'"‘l 12trg l"" : In the East Indies, Richard Harrison, Esq. First Lieuteuto' • . oftle m4gicicnnts. year, Henshall, Eta' ''. s: .': - ilt rA j) ::1: 70 On Monday, the 4th ins;. Mrs. Dawning., i sriao rl " - ier w tv as atse lp i e uvi ned n , Falmouth, alter a few hours illness. Suspicions helot( 41 1 % - di wined that she bad not uouteiby her death fairilt ,tae t ) Co , es a t ad wa a s rs b en el ic d Z s th fi c ni ta t o ld dy i , " $ 111 0 4 ilithOrNerdict...." that she died. in oonsequenite„o,:trog v irte t tli t e . . lai k t r ie hy: t r a hora admil i ti . s s tered is nntjttkvst.i.owsnt.ep is 4 6 1 irt.llll.ditlortits tultnrou.rt,"i'f :os"seilill, .by ',Zorn tb" 414$ ' Trcedone. - . the stomaelt• '. bi Crtoc r LipN,:xls : Printed lif .3. 11. t;.klttirrillltti. ?'; 0 . 7 " o r i s on, and t o lifoutt *buiitlings; and. publishieit by W. A. SCAII'I'S, of ik , vert or at the :ium-Orrtet. No. 113, Strand : where- u ~..j. Lents, Orden, losttent&a. (imt•paiii) must itc addrew.- -