The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-17 00:00:00

LNI;GnATIoN. NEW SO UT II WALES. • -1.1.e"40.-- DREADFUL MASSACRE. A vessel nanted thetErothers, • brings a-titelanw choly aceottot of the massacte of several of lies and the 'Ft lad's crew, by the New Zealanders, at Trial llarbour,-at the estimated distance of 150 miles E. of the MisSionary .Slat ion at the Bay of Liam's, befog between the River Thames and 'Mercury Bay The Trial sailed from Sydney on the 23d of Ai for the :Alattple ., as, intend; to call at New Z , •aland, and there join the Brothers, which had a few days previously taken her tlepar titre-tor that purpose, chiefly for the porpose of collectiog. flax: They reMained a month :1t the P,:y of Islands, and from Ifietlia. of:oloc..1 at 4nuth- easterlv coor.se, tratii:ig with the •natives as they Went along. Making a short stay at a harbour which did not appear . to have been bef ore fre quented .by 'any lintOprans, they named it Triad Ilat hour, and the irr(i very ft iend!y treatment, with a proinke o f h a e;ng-..ti quantit y of tl tx pt ()vide,' against the return of the vessels. Tbecl, went to- Ward, Cook's Straits. and after runnitr4 down a considerable extent ir - )f . coast; returned' to Trial liarbottr,.which [nom! a'seetie of carnage. The natal alll)eare4 no itsa frient'lY - than belore,inn not having ;uncurd . the flax necording 40,theit pionii , e, Mr. Mr. Boroett prepaied for quitting the place. They designed sailing thence on Monday'the 21•,,t of Aitgost, but were nttac4ed On the noon of the oreceding day, and the decks of bolt; ve.o..cls taken possession of by an immense nntuher ••of the rtiitives. Mr. Ilovell's account of the trati`suction states, that at half-past 12, A NI. he cibz•erved n nnti)ht:e of •Cfitioei along side both hilt tbat froth the•friendly tel l i e was nu with the chiefs and other natives, he h a d no s u,picion of any dt,ign against the vessels, both which fete : ptovigkd with boarding nets, through the interstices' of witten they bartered thelr'Commodities with the islanders, The Trial-'s IwoPhi were down at dinner Mr, llovcll, was 'Ott the quat ter-deck, folding a moat o friendly N:)trortio , bear to Whom Was another chief, the latter, tan tonne signal supposed to have been given by the former, sprung urn) 111 r. Elowell with his club, nud . stietck hint on the back of the head ; he reeled, half stunned ; at second blow was 3401 at hint, ',vliicli hue avoided by noshing for‘t , artl and precipitating himself down the fore ' castle hate'iwoy. The Assailant's now crowded upon the npper &eh, of which they obtained Coot plefe Possessiott, while Soieral who had intruded tlicinelves between decks were oppoonl by the ri!ople, And killed. Those above tried to shill the inaiii-hateh, in otaler to shat the crew below, but'to preveot this, two then were Stationed at the hatchway, who kept them off with their ItlitS lielft. Theil inCreised, and ii rush was niontent,it'lly expecfcd. A Const ant fire was kept op ft'ottl in.!ow, and the natives CrokOled alt 011 the 44 1 1 111er-deck to ~ 0-ep cleat of the firifu tip thehatCla. tvay. The n y-itght atraded Ott oppOr Utility Of firlog upon 111(.1111hete, the oceto.lon is. as embraced, a inf tkvo tfroVe them oil the quarter deck They were astonished lititteOlifoiluded its the tin6cperteil attack through attic sky•iight, which -Was bud to several ; they ran forward, still deiertd.oed, flowerer, to persist iii their'at«.rapt of capturing the vessel.' 10 pas,ing.,forward they were again -filed at front the hatc h way, butt . •at . this critical noiment .atrived Jacky native Who had before belonged to tke . Ttiiil, and by his direetiOns to cot the cables cif the alto vessels, the crews were reduced to the last ex tremity: 'fluty soon drifted' ashore, and the as sailants, to avoid the firing, crowded in and about the long boat.: All appeared lost ; yet . to avoid the horrors ;if falling Alive into the hatuls of the , uS'sailants, the crew caste to the ,resolation of blowing, the vessel up, and involving their cite- Mies in their own destruction. Desperation re• driabled exertion, and at steady discharge of seven Muskets tit oath volley drove them ovilicard . , and thus the crew regained the . cleck, of the enemy had had possession lour hours. 1.4 . y•1 D'ow raw the lit'ot hers within half a cable's length' also aground, wit onwards of 100 natives on . the deck. 'Elie Trial's . swivels were now empinyed iu aid of her musketif, and soon eleared'ber. Mi. Burnett and 114 people regained the deck of the trother!, ft nut whence they also Irld been driven, and it joint fire was kept up as lemg as the natives ts . . - ere within its reach, which did considerable ex ermtion. Mr..,Burnet es- report of the affair states,, that at, halt-pasit 12 o'chick he hetmrti A shout from the humedintoir hi, own decks were crowded with natives who had been previously alongside his:vessel, that he was instantly aware of the intended assault, and seizing a musket, tiboi one of the most tbfWiit'it. MI : . John O'Neal', Mate of the vessel, and a native of New South for so:ne thin! deft roiled Mr. Burnett against 'Lb:: attacks of Several adversaries, with' an eatpty itnniket t he was hintSc k f attieked, and felt, e w ovrpoeved by tiranbers,' Thomas was throw!! 'wounded into It canoe, and killed on Shore... Joseph Marstlew and George i-lalllai art, the former wounded, jumped overboard, anti Were itrotFetett by 'a . chiet's wife ; the latter rejoined the velisei, anti Supposes Marsden, '01. 1 r) did not return, to he William M orga n, a b o y, tvttk SVOilflikd, us was fists Mr, Barnett, t! v iii 1101, and the next tkinvning the tYi , O who bad been unfortunately killed . on hoard the lirotherS were interred. Ott board the BrOtbers were killed,- Matthew .1;Icliqoo, an Baelope.to, and 'rola, a Novato° native ; and ChristOpher,Harper; Wounded. Ellis Bent, - El,' the Peptityjndge.-Allmeate o f .the Colony, died at„Sydney on tire kith of No. liember..• is .neceetled in that idike derick Gatlin;, Esq. Newfoundland squadron, under Vice-Ad. have ail returned home; except the Pike schooner, Captain I.ll.lcuAN, which lel, is to remain at St. John`s until the next pring. 'l'l,e venerfible oak, at Northiam, StiVleN, lamed for its si7e, and haring given shelter to Queen EtAzikticrti, who once breakfasted nntier its ex ti.! tie Intioge, On ber Nay through the viillge to London, wifb [list week partly blown dinvn:' : [Farther Eite,owagement.3 , A Lettcr of a worlting mechanic at Halifax to friend of his in :England, who had intended to emigrate to that place in the spring, but who', lortunatfAy owl prudently, wrote thith..r first, tt obtain intorm'atiou of the chanct (It gaining tt , u hsistence—Sets before hint the exact state of things, leaving it to his own judgment to ,tin.tn a 4ccision on : and the intlividital to whom it is addressed has not only resolved:to ronsio itt hi.; na tive country, lint is very desiroos:iiiittAve should publish the intelligence foe the oidAnceof others in tt. similar situation. M;ison's waeci, it it true, are 7s. a day there ; but they are 10:virtu he re &iced to C?so while every necessary of life is at to price relatively tar higher. Thu worktuati par, I/. a week for his board ; a.coat., uhieh in Eng land would co.;1 31., cannot be, had there for less \ than 7/. ; a pair of common shoes 1 7i• (id. or I Zis4 the soling and heeling them %vasLinV 4s. to as. the dozen ; the making of at coat '21., and every r biog. else in p r oportion. The writer coticinde,s by stating, that he hears.tratle is so dull in , the United States, that several hundreds of British'subjeets have applied to their Consul for a passage home,. • SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHEW. Yesterday SAtiLEtt's Yard was crowded with practical agrietthoriSts and gent eel.compiny, through almost the tvhole (fay. Titr snputior ex cellence of many of the anitnt4, shewn, were acknowledged by every; tone. • Soon af(er three o'clock, each of tbecompany as are members of the Club, withdreW to the Free masons"ntectn, and held a nyeefing), Sir .I.oilN SANDERS•SHBRIG HT, P.:111. the Ghair,..vhen the e - lection of officers' for the ensuing year took plaCe as f‘PHOWg Presl( l o4%-l - lis Grace fhe Itt. of Bedfo J rd, oh Vice Presidents—Lord . (4nnerrille„ !•; it n , ganders ge hrlght, Bill. Charles C. ‘Vestern, Eq, M. P. and Thomas Esq. Stewards—Mr Cl , o; Mild and Mr: John Warmington. Treasurer and Secretary:—John Furry, sen. on account of the state of the Club's fnmli, asising from' arrears ot subscriptions, it was de cided, that no preeniams could at present be an. flounced by the Club tor next Christmas, anal that the pnliiirat ion of whin for the preininms - gene rously given by his Grace the Duke of Bedford, should be deferred nutil a 'meeting of the Club, to be held on the first Monday in March, at eleven o'clock, in hopes :that ,•.iticreased activity in the eollector,in 'writing repeatedly to the members: in arrear, mityhy that (hue justify thr Club in offer ing preminus of its own in addition to the Bed fordcatt premiums, as lies etofore. Se , tm -r , e Members w ere ,iveted, riz,—Evaa R.:(1. John ttifi;»,r, hsq. John IViiiiant 'Newton, Air. Thomas Davison, Mr. :John Wetherall, 'John Cole Gillson, Esq. and Mr. John Liddon, About five o'clock near 100 persOns sat down to an exedlent *tier, Sir John Sanders Sebright, Bart. in the Chair. On Sir John Seblight's health being drank, h e observkal . , theft befurc biking !be Chair he bad been pre* ed, by sonic of his friends around him, cis bring; forward the subject of the Agriculturid Distresses, hut he then, as now, had giVett his ()pink))) tvittiSt it ; a Meeting like Ott. present r,vas not the proper place to dkeriss' subjects, in which general politics , would a h nos t certainly he drawn in. The more of mode of Petitions for redress, numerously signed, should be adopt ed, and whim Parliament assembled, he would ,taut fail .to give to such all the support in his power. DREADFUL FIRE. trnither. ic Ulan rj The fire which we mentioned yesterday to have biolien out near ‘Vapping Locks was not ent i re ly subdued at a late hour last.night. 'I he actual loss is much greater than we at first understood. The fire commenced in the - warehouses of Messrs. Viner and Co: and was oricasioned by the drying of grain in the kiln. These premises were con. sinned in a very short time :01tei the - fire was dis covered, As. were those of Mr. Wahlie, arvintner. The extensive 'woikshops and premises of Messtti.' Oh . yee,- w h kit were situated on the other side, soon caught -fire, and Intrat with -great tory, when ' the utmost appreftettsion was entertained for the adjoining houses, and some shipping on the stocks.- Fortunately, the flames did not extend beyond I hese huildings„ which were completely destroyed; I but much ;loran preVailed on account of Messrs. Oliver itaving about 61) chaldrons of coal; in their cellars, in which it was feared the fire would com tuanicate. We. are happy to find that these gen tlemen were insured -to a large amount,' though not, etptal to the loss they mnst sustain. The powerful body of water from the engine of the Dock* Cornparty was etcterlingly instrumental in preventing the flames front spreading; but we regret to hear, front II gentleman V ho was present luring the ctinfiagtation, that some of the firemen tom different insurance-offices were cry remiss . at the disehat ge of their duties. This is n ot the first time We have received coniplaints of a similar nature; and it certainly,dtie tti the public, that we should not omit to notice it,. It has been stated to us, that, on this occasion, sonic of the firemen neglected to play their engines on the prentkes of Meisrs. Qliver, because they %: ere not insured in their office but as they could not retnabt wholly inactive, they directed the pipes towards the rains of buildings which had tdreadv fallen in, and front no i tUrther danger etritlif be appre. hentled.. This sharneful hi httvionr desei ves tin severest reprelten4on : :for, whatever degree of je;tlOnsy rival hip may exist antoug the firemen of different litsnranec Companiei, we cannot sup. Ittise, that the respectable persons who are gene xally'associated' in those bodies would eitlirecoatu enauce or prowl their sr:rya ots In a line of coll.. dtict so detrimental, not wily to the interests : of intlividual , , but also to themsdves, as it is n ot always pwsible tcl delerniillv how tar the fire ihr.y cr kt,end ; and it may often will preinisen w;iich are ac tually fiisttred in their own office. 'l2he tire. 11 likely to recoveti—(Tirnes) ' 4 , A ' vv NTET,LrouNct. coma OF CII NCL'ItY, Dtc. la. CLANDV,S*IINE :\LIttRIAGE. BASEI.,Vi V. BoI..SELLY. 'Sir ArtilTUß I'lo6 OTT this day stated, this %VAS the Petition of Mrs. Bast., pr,iying tli:it Mr Sertitoo, her gniirtlkni Stiokilil be ordered to p.iy . her 20001. for her presenuntaintesiance. The Pe . - lititm set forth, that atter his Loidsliip, ull n si- tnilar petition, had groited bersoo/. be. come the motile) of at son, now eight ineirvlisol , !, 'OM] that She isagain 'in it state a ptegnitheyj that she is itt great peettni"ary distress, and his Lordship tztlitited het• relief, she would with her ,ant child he redured to a state of st.arvatinn. The Loan C iiiNCRLIAin -*` l V I4, sirk With he Ma,ity before I di . sp !Ilk peinion. cannot allow the authorities Of Court to he trilietl with; She might in receipt of the: wholi. oaf 144 dividenth, if she . had executed the deed of settlement:" Mt. Ilok:ce.—" She assigns aq the reitton she hits not done it, the confinement of her Itush•ind ...__ • Fleet Prison by the Order of the Court.' The'LOar) Cif AMClit.l,oll—" Let her prient a propel petition, but niot state that her linSb,ind ., itnprisnitmentpreventS'ller tutu exeCitting the "set tlenteitt ; if 'he eieetttes it, (here 'tin end ut Si I'AJITI) V It PIGGOTT—" whetherarrs: Baseley's exeentil4;: the settlement wpttld be bind ing., as . t.lie iS a mrnor and'a Married %votnan." 'hue LOUD CH A N CELLOIt . --" She is s it this Court, and any thiug'she does With its s:Ane tion will he bindin4. I think I shall require an airtiavit from both Mi tind Mrs. Ilitselev, bei . ore nuke any order. I will, however, itsiorwr you, if I see it is necessary." Further consideration postponed. In 'she other Courts, no of any interes excepting to the parties emit:emelt) took LONDON ADJOURNED SESSIONS. Yesterday these Sessions were held in the Ex.- cheque Glamber, :IN LI is Nc, ,John Croomfield,. Woolf, Solonion • ,Chapman, Davis . Abraham, lieory Il4rt, Solotnou Marks, Solo mon Sattnclers, Solomon Lyons, William Adling. tun Seal, lienjamin Lyoo, and Jacobi, Nathan, were indicted, and t.',e indictment stated, that ;he defendaOts, tvnh several othos,•to the amount.of at least `2OO persons,., chiefly Jens, were in. the daily habit. of assembling, toget,hur in Cutler,. street, in tbe parish of St. HOtolph Without, Aldgate, .where ihcv set up a mart for theisale of, cothes and otherarticies, by reason of .which, an immense_crOwd of persons were, collected iog,e ther, the highway became, obstructed, and the most intolerable nuiF;nnee was cre;tted, 001 mere ly affecting tilts inhabit.ots, but tire rtsseogers that.populows districL—The defendants, by the.adviee ol their Couttsti pleaded Guilty.; anti the court, having severely admonished them, tri• del ed that should e orer into I ecog.nizance SUI. to avoid a repetition, of tire Offence.. coltoNtuts . An Inqui,ition WKS taken yestvrday , afternohn at the Fortne cal ‘Var vern, E:ts.4-street, Ninry le-hotte, before Mr. S.TI awl , : G, upon the truly! of Mar y Kehoa, of SS, East-street, aged 60 . yea rs, who put au end ti; her elcittenee by ILinging her self with a rope ott morning last. 1( appeared that the deceased itad.been in a-very in dilie,rent ~tare of health tor Et eunsiderAble time, and sometimes seethed to be deranged in her mind.• James 'Myer was called -to cut the deceased down, but leis heart failed ;him, aad he did no: do it 5 it yrkitt IlOtt• briwever, he, said, ,:so: touch through fear that he did not cut her down, , thoug It he wtti 'rather frightened but he- did not kbow whether he should do- right :by cuttiug . her down, so he weut to Mto Court-house, in quired If.he might cut her down; lie .was told. that he outtht• to . have cut' her down as: soon as he found her ; he ran hack home, and'. a! woman that Will in the house cut her down. _Slie,was then': quite dead. C O RONEIt.'•-•" The next time you find aperson in. such a situation, cut them down- immediately, and 1 will be answerable for what damage may occur throtigh it.'' Verdict.--"Thatiltedectased ,hang herself, nut beitig comps mentii at the time." On , Wednesday as, a party of smugglers were attempting to land their. goods near Chsle Bay, they, were discovered by a party belonging to. the Custom-house•boat-; a scuflle ensued, and one of the smugglers was shot. A Coroner'sAtiquest ' was. helil on the body, and a verdict returned of " Wilful Murder against_ sonic person or per suns unknown." L . • The folloWillg is A return • of, the number tit is otIIII I Mb:lrked. ill the Flarimoner :-- `yroops, einltarliec on board Mi. Ilirvit Sl.ip 11a, poorer', :it ( luebeet the Vali 01,Ctoolier t 1 Fitt.;. ,Ltifl >. Hlt, I It, -2.711+ fov Eriztinati ; vvreiled on St. gltott'A l le:iii,i... '-,. Ntl: y' , ll i!, plevvfoundland, an the,tiiglit of tinr itnit ni Noe , lr;l 4 . 011u:et's. :tics', AVoweii.., Cnii.lrcn. late 9th Veteilm It. b 150 ' 5)4 't i; R. Artillery and Drivers 0 GI - 11 10 41 it FOot. ..- ' ' 0 4 A) it .. : 191111)ittti oth I)itto .. 011 , 0 7(31 1 Ditto .99th Ditto - ~ 4 Late. tilengavy Voileiblea 0 4 O 0 Late :\ Ivilvun',.. ...... . 0 3 0 0 10; Ftci.; law At' ' 1) - t) 0 Tot.til7 .1 . ) 1 7i LI our i'ttlita of yoiterday ‘‘e i;.41.):mt . .1, • reatjer,s that it bpd been ret)otteti Tbiers hod out i)veil ttecepte , ), by hi , :iajesty Member Lit tilt, litilje Art We c . ti. that rtport Lt• Thij.rs vea , t 7 hi 14 the U.•lll . l.ivr, Itirvctoi of the by Bilowip.o.to : it Roniu, , 11. Lots j);‘ , pvvionnances ;Lim ,on w, (iist tit ,! .ill}' ItAtnv is kilsviirs seilt ft.() th , gil!g, not appi - oveLl i,r Ole_ 14e '111i(1-3, coliseviefKe tvliti;h li.e piace 'is rli ttml amo tier tit LIQU tviL [ take place:-:—( ) Ito 13REIS .i~ :9. • The Fonowing -ttrticle wasput Into our Letter. box :,—"' There is no patt of the tiqiiropolis or environs that requires the attention' of the lice4nore titan than of Lambeth and St .George's. ; there is scorerly a uiglir.but at least .tront It dozen to twenty houEes are toiced in the four. igtiarterf'ot tlott district - . Fin- several wetits'past i the houses about the Asylum .have.betn robbed.) Ictiday nii„ht the houses, Nus. 9 and 10, were broken into, anti the latter occupied Jty eehey', a 'wine-inert:ham, Was entered by 04 kitchen tfindove.4 the shutters allevent by 'Denim ot a cent e, bit ;MI saWsi. The 1.toO:y o!1 that dap , had a Ltrge wash ; the priuelpel lito.n, as sheets, shirts, cattle•cloths, teas taken front the 3 ' l7 — ,to the kitchen. for the night., but scarcely ir Tent:taut was left, the thioes having ty'llipt3,l 1,11.1!! whole." Yesterday morning, about eleven'O'olock, a fellow entered the house of Mr. Collins-,-tailor, Foley-stteet, Middlesex Hospital, : aod stripped the first floor of a box, driving coat, and other Jrtides to a considerable mount. Tuesday night. last the counting-loose of Mr John Croft, of 13itchin, Herts, coal, and wine 7 merchant, was entered at a smallopen)t!..t at the I►.►ck of the same; and about 141: in Vank notes, ,ilver, and copper, taken out of two oUthe The robbers seemed Ivell acquainted with the., premises, as aitother desk, .in whicli no property. was ever deposited, was . left untouched. They have as yet escaped deteciion.' On Satn'day oignt,last, between six - and seven; o'clock in the evening, Mr. Coleman, au a pot!tef, ca ry, at LE)tr F.Hiyton;wrasstopped at Whip-cross,' near the-entt - aute'or the form_ tiontl• Ltett-brido- - roa d by three routpadi, who : presenting pistol.-t, robbed bin of a valulble gold ‘vatca and a small stun in notes, with whicit the villains got clear off. LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OP 1.111.EA1/ T 11; S' WEEK. The the beat Wtleatort Bkeiol thronghout the lettopolis is; ,t ited 1%.: the tiers to be it. the (attar-, tern 1,03f.-=-Souie .01 the QuArtero Loaf front Ak041... peony to three.;.penee loWer. • 14. us. I Pea: I.oaf to weigh .. 17 6 . Quarters Loaf to weigh 4 3i., led( ditto ..' it;tto 8I I 11;t1f QuArteto ditto 2 et' SEEDS. . (teal Clover (roreign) Dalt* Ettglisit - • . • Witilctiitto... tits 11'2s to, k3tis nye-Grass._ ~ —s 30. to fiQs yes qr. 'romp, White ... -2Js 0,1 10 eik oil per baste. itrd and Green:, . 4 ~,. 30s 04.1 to".tos nil 11 4tite Mustard Sectl.. ..... ~. 8s 04 to lis 04 . .. Wawa ditto ...... .... C . l t tastily 'Seed 3 C0,10.1e. Foto —s oa to —3 44 per air: ' Cori4iido do . : Trefoil: - 42s 4tis to 4.is per cent. Cattail' littsdoll Qt.iii tit . tit," Niill, 17i. I 7s..per tlioniatnl.' ce Ripe Lnke 11, 04. to Iol.'i On. "' . I , viE. • ' Orni-Impeetoel ileiilni.—Tts•iratiAy, I)eet miler .12.;• • i NorWittirt r1,1.-til us t0.t.:4 03 il C.:146. ..• . . 3 , 11 , , %)(1 to 73i 4 :W iii.. per ILI.. -,-- —,.. 1“ —1 v,, ()Id ,litto ---3 0,1 tti ---SUI !BA'rl.sy - , per .Ir. ~ .:f. , 1.1 t', roi , ),! , 1 . ,..iie 0.... .....,... ~,,,,, ud to ~,,,,,d i tt) . e.:, ...... . ----s tu —s ott LIN BICI ....._-___._ vittcr. OF lit)ls'. Niw nags. I New 1'0e1.6.5.• , ,•1:•:4, 0,....cnt Susscx lt/i Oi to 14i 0 b ~,,,4rx....,, 10 161 lag ' ' iAsi.i..... 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