The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-03 00:00:00

IkiAMS. • ARRIVED. Frrneth o • lianburgh a - 3 PRICE OF STOCKS, Ift4ls DAy AT Twzr.vit o'cLocK. ()minium s Comiois T' E' " U - 4'01.41,4 fjUIS R;clar., - lAs.sum 4unsAT P LONDON, FEBRUARY 3, 1803. Ws are rather at a loss to account for the nun. arrival of the preach Papers. The last that were re. cc' ved were those oflast Monday week. The weath;r )143 not been too tempestuous to prevent he Pack. - vs from sailing, nor' has the wind been contrary ; indeed it is stated in a Paper of this morning, that Mr; PI€R.REPONT arrived on Tuesday at Dover from Calais, with "Dispatches fristn Lord toot r. ItPottylit, • Yesterday, it a quarter before one o'clock, His IVInlisTY arrived at St. James's Palace frism suck. ingliam,house,lo hold A Levee, At one o'clock the Grand .Contocation of the Cl•crgy of 4ngland arrived front Westminster Ab. bey, having previously finished-the holding of the ' Convocation to the Jerusalem Chamber. It was tended by His grace the Archbishop of C4rrvs a. nuitY, "Bishops iff WlNCltzsm, LoitDoNr, ELY, Lurcitr!Rt, pp Sr. AsArlt, fIOREFORn, erE BATH and WE Lf,s, BitIsTOL,ReY. Dr.GLASSE, Rev. Dr. ,Gott. noN, Rev, Dr. Tis.Traltil.4.LL, Rev. ,Dr. Fists tt tt, Rev. Mr. Moons, Rev. Mr..plAlt :and the Rev, Dr. Vusogrr, Dean of Westminster, who was appointed Prolocutor to the Convocation, in which capacity be 'delivered to Fits MAJesiy the Address of the Clergy, on the meeting of the new farliarnent. About a quarter past one the Levee comet' enced, pod it was attencle4 by the CLIANFELLOR of the .E.s)icrit,otra,a, the' SECRETARILS of STATE; anti there were present, A/kr—Portland and Roxburgh. Cireellcr, Lorne,and Douglas. Ilarrington (Gold Suck), Cnatliwn, Car , ,digan Calloway (in Waiting), Westniorl4nd, Chester. 'Pemnroke, Spencer, Selkirk, Mountnorris, • Moira, CrAVCI) i FOC, Berkley, and Leitrim. Falmouth, Moltsworth, and Bulkeley. Pelham, Cathcart, CWYtiir, llawkeshtiey, Castlereagh . , Sudley, Arden, Paget WOdellOUie, C.Sombr set, Dayning, A. Ilaniliton. and 1.. Cower. Sirs—S.' Cutterell, E. Wills, C.,H0l ()Way, D. Carnegie, and • T. Trigee. Doyno, Selar; Antic, Rev; G. Pelham, Eloane, , Fuller, Welters, Nlartiting, G, Pitt ; W6r, : Bond; Witilitee; . Kinwiird, Stratton; Peon. Caul . field,. Savvbridge, Broderick, Rigby,Wynne, kcnlc, , Xny,erstein, atui Perot. .. C;trdner, Sir J. Orde, thlu xent, Sir 11. Parker, and Lord I lor , d. IVl,,,c,ounc e ,Duittlas; Sir r. cimt c , yin. p.4110g, raid.q, 'Murray, l'oyntz (Silver Sticl.), Harrington, Wyuyard, ittrcourt. ' pkvai --T:alyert; Pliipps, Plyropfcui, Mousou, and Dyot, Major Molesivorth. . . oprims—Flotbanl, Wel slt, 3lr S, 811,1i1.11, and gerstecti(NAvy). Vev:`(yr . . , Gotlikhd.. • ' thron I • RusOall, American. flanoverian, Imperlaf:.• Pcirtogtipsc; Stvettlitt, and 'Prussiini. The , folloWing ptetontations •to Ills MAIL s7.y aok phice • „ kr, Lord Sandwich. • • 1),U,4:11, VOL his return fronLaboadi by 414ral .• , ' '5;1,.nic!.., , 141r: MAIM - Mg (first time 414 leasoit),' Sir Pplr',Eirch, by Lord • ' • • Ceneral lionconey, by the'Rusoi;n Am. Ivie, 60' N't:LApc::;Ln • • • tir. be • Pr. C,in.lon, by rliC oi the Exchequer, 14 . Ci ran', .by . tilc 1.444.:Dur:05,.14 tho , N4pnlitaazittbitsi4or.• 14.4. by Lord Pct,turn ; and The S://edl3ll AiiittJa . actur, Li Sir Stop. un Cotteroll. Si( Cfoott.Ff; 1-11$ Mhigny'S Landon rvceiving t he ht,ii9l.?r I.nt4lithootl. bdtpg , C'3,1,11.1,nas "the same Was ol.);+rver..; it‘; ;, 1 - 11;;IVIA)tisTit . wore his The 43kiices Ot`t ORTLAI.II, and Aux tr C:l'l'l'll464 and CALLow'Ay, jil t . C,Nor 4 , anij c90,1d WA be ;idmitti.d to the ; . tever o 'a t 04 4 oLogtd to r,..tuat hoar fur • ';,t ern, The' Bishop Of tiE fusoar) did bOrnage before 11:4 WlAptsTy v On his. tran4ation fforn the See 'of ,Bristol to Ocreford, The Roy, ihrether to Pp nAmi kissed Flt.s M.a4liwry's •lland On his appoint -0014 to Of Blistol, three o'Cloel:' the Lpyte closed,- after whi'f,h tits M.i.Trsty gave closet nydierce3 to the CIIAII4, 44Lf..b the 'Eke!! g2frzn, Loid fli.Wtcltsllll7RY t Pe•Lli A Nt s Lad Cu4 , 4711 . ./..st; after, whieh Is iiccr:v utak jrt conversation with the gari ‘ lief a considerable tirnF'... -A t half post five firs I\/ 1 / 4 4 . F.STle returned to Buck; ipOitin-Liotttit! to dinner. Art.ipt !fplit 'M.A4 r,sv Es and the T R " qct i solts ' fenkd fife :11.114 performance, ibis •,/sosoo,_nt the Concert of r Ancient Musk at fho -pperit con e; ftoom. On Friday Titeut Ditiorts.rt as anti the l'a TN. c guys will' leov' the Qttz E liOtlle ' for Windwr. Yeitcrt.lay a Court of DirOinti svas held at the East Italia fintke, I,vhett ttie fril3oiying,Qtrtegrs were &Warn 111 . 1_0 the otimmaild their respettive Pk e Ship TotttN, of Ole Cvittts ; C:t140t4:1.440N0x. 1.01 ot; , 1 Nitnea 100 k the uhual oaths An d hl 3 of 'l4e Courts, UrOri being appointed f3 overttot i tafr A 4, St. Gentle. liis'ldordd l y %vard3 the I%lernbe'ti of Admirjstiatioo, thp.l)intilifir4; fit the ion,i4on Tavern. • - - Thi Colirt.adiciorrie4 at five o'clock qll Ycatettby arCoVerl . antl frthr Bombay, r‘, ii,,t;i r o," tVits.recei vcii a t Will 'the ':stet let tears iron? that Pri . sider4.7 are ti;ttecrthe 9th hy which we !earn that tranquinity wa; tOmpletely reetored in COMO, in whieh4, rtica the Governmint had been indueod to niarcka body of Troops, •for ilia pUrpose 42f restoring peade ;twang the- RajaliOn tlieWc.lisrn pats. 'Sir Wri: CLARKS,bad the chief Command of 'this De: lachtuenr, has returned to the Presiden:eY, after haviog taken m easures f or the peaceable - conduit of the Hill Rajahs, and particularly MuLtin RAO. We have the pleasure 'to state, on the authority I of a letter re ce i ve d by the overland dispatch, that I i fall inveqi.:ient will be provided for all the ships on this.side of India. • . • 'Catonc.! Ct.osP remains at Poonah, il5 the. British Itesiant at the Court of his H:ghness Peishwa. The 1:4A11013 Vs zlrte 'has returned to Locknow, having accompli4hea the .objc of his journey of raisirig jev;es for the Peishwa. Mtaz4 At~A ED At.LE k nAnr, Exceutivp Prime 111inister of Luck_ now, has resigned that charge intcl the hands of the NvueAa. • The Nabob of• Surat has ordered some duties to be remitted, which heretoforti atrached to Persian aunoclities intro - flood front the gate towards Persia, respelling which a dispute ~roe in August last, and some l'erbians were killed. . New-York' Papers'of the zsth of December are received'. They contradia the statemen t s whi c h had been previously tra n smitted from that quarter, respeCting the Capture of . Port . Roublicaill by the Blacks; and it is now confidently mentioned, that 'the new Commando—in Chief in St. Domingo, has not, only a considerable force ready to tielend the Caie, but that a Divislim of Transports from Mar. seilles had arrived there. with a reinforcement of nearly two thousand TroOps. The following are the uosc interesting Extraas relative to St. Domingo: " The intelligence ,of the taking of Port -RepArb. lieain by the Negroes, is wholly contradifted by Captain JoNts, of 'the, Schooner Demo/Was, ar rived at New-York on the aoth , of December frOm Port Reptehlicain. ife states that all was tran quil there ; that the. Army left in the garrison by Genera! ROCHAM n EA . u; when he quitted that post in take the Command in Chief at Cape Francon, consisted of about 3000 Troops, and that no idea was entertained that the plaCe would be evacuated. The embargo,on American Vessels had been - taken of." A Leiter from Cap Francois, dated Noy. 27 , says, General ROCHAMBR4U is artived here from l'ort.an.Printe, to take the Conimand in‘Chief,-7- There are now off:this Harbour ttraVe or fifteo sail of Transports dire& from Marseilles, but it is said they will be ordered : against Pori Liberee,' in order to retake that 'town ; then to proceed to Port-au. Prince, as no Brigands appear to be there. The n u mb er of Troops arriVediiS comptited to be from 1500 to taw." The American Papers commnnicate the following 'circumstances relative to the treatment of the Blacks Sr.,in Domin go , We think the statements are not entitled to implicit belief A dreadful massacre of the Black, Prisoners, on board' the yrenell ships •at Cape Francois, took place about the middle of November. It was cam puted, that in' the course or one day, oat less than 60tio of these miserable wretches, after being bayoneted, were thrown overboard, A person who was on board a ship in the harbour 'counted 2 4 , floating by the side of his vessel, About goo Blacks,. Who held a garrison in the I s l an d, w e re po i soned by a stratagem o f the. French. ' 68 At Port Repuhlicaiu th e Whites ereded'a loWs in the Niarker.place, the Blacks upon the hill, where executions on both sides were hourly taking. place, in sight of each other.; The French had invented a new way of getting rid of the Blacks—they get a. ship, ',called a Stidier, on board of which they , shut do wn . a 'hold f u ll o f -Blacks, and stifle 'them tu, death by b urn i ng b r i m. stone. The morni ng after they discharge thebo. dies into boats and launches, carry them off the hat. boar, and 'throw 'them overboard." The cession of . 104isiava manifestly occasions great alarm. , The State of .Kelitucky has presented .to the Congress an. Address of very_ strong remeh. - stranee against the measures lately taken by the Go. veinment of Looi4ana, in via!ation of the faith of Treaties, to shut out' the Subjeas of. the United States' from the useful navigation of the MiaiissiPpi. These Papers• *tate, that a rupture harttaken place betw een S pa in an d America, in cansequence of the Intendant of New Orleans 'having issued a Proclamation, which deprives tile Americans of the right that they hotel by Treaty. of 1 7 95 , of dei), siting there the me rc h an di ze which. comes down, the Rivers - ()bid and . Mirtiriippl, until sold or ex. ported to ,the West .Indies, or elsewhere. Ile Rive! Mississippi- receives the whole of the naviga. ble rivere which .skirt the Western Boundary of the United. States, and: at its outlet into the Gulf of 11 , 1exieo stands New Orleans. The river has a very. 'crick descent, anti consequently 41 very rapid cur rent, which obliges the Americans to sell the vessels Or rafts in whi c h t h ey bring their goods doWn to New ()dean's, and to -deposit the goods for sale or exportation ata certain per centum. _ . The PRitslostrr (lithe Wirt'Ep SIAM bas . been requested to lay before the House of Represent ati ves, Buell information as he, possesgs, relative to the v iniatiou on the part of Spam, of the Twtnty-second Article prbtlie Treaty of FrietWlllip, Litnits, and Navigation, between .the two Countries. The last edifices irrAn lhnnbay state, that the mourning for the Persian Ambassador being Over, the Flag of his llation was hoisted, and saluted with a Royal Discharge of Artillery. The utmost har many prevailed between the suite of hie late Excel lency and the Comp,lny 's Soldiers. We are Itai,py to mkt that the, unfortunate again is n ot lik e l y to produce any of those disagreeable consequences which at first were epprghentied. Colore! NICUTiPipALS, Son-in-I'4lw to Sir Lto.. DARE 1. r., prtirecJs with Lauri IVt L 1 ;I_, it? India, in order to eater upon bis . pew ~ wl,stio n of Quarter. ,h(hioer C,finetai to 311 , 1)i% Nt). ..jesty '$ FO:vb ihit part of die fiond. Thi;_i i ,. 441)03(31 to. be the beet appointive it Ithgliga;ss Shp, fluxt of Volt K has to hei;tmi ; the mode go , Ntlie4 it is said hivs bpen eixtfer6%l rut have added txtbly to tir:, ob44non. NA rif L NEWS, PORTSMOUM FEB. 2. ARRIVED the Aroziana Sloop of War from a Arrived at this Port, the Ship -418i,v,e, LET, from London, to take on board horses, fur ComModore HOOD; at Trinidad;. rata ! , CHALMERS, from London for Jamaica; Backhouse, froM London for the South Seas Fishery ; Favourite, Hoc Kum, from North Yarmouth for Liverpool; A/bioN, LOANE. froth Limerick ; Me. leach ROasow, and Jane, MELISRum, from. Sun. derland; Providence, HARVEY, from Lyme; WII. ham, 11ARatNartipt, from London ; Thamaf akd Elizahetb s RJDDSLL ; and Lord . Howe, BACas, from Guernsey. DEA:L,,.Fait. z. SAILED for Deptford, the Centor Gutubrig, and for the Nore, the Thais Frigate ; also for Leith, the Leda Frigate. In the Downs, she Immortaliti Frigate, Arrow Sloop, Vixen and Bloc:dhow:I/Gun-brigs. YARMOUTH, FEB. I. SumnAY sailed for Holland the Dutch Schuyts which brought over Passengers. Yesterday arrived the Clyde Frigate from a Cruize, and remains, With the Lynx • Sloop of War, , and two Revenue Cuttcrs. Sailed the Iran., of this Port, in ballast, for Oporto for wines, The Hop, of Hull, with brandy, which drove on our beach in the late gale, is likely to be got off with very Utile damage; the greater part of the cargo is saved. Fussed through between 4 and soolail of corners Wind N. W,. GIBRALTAR, JAN. 3. -• Ws have lat e ly had so me very stormy weather. here,• and some accidents have happened. The English brig johm, drove on shore ,to the South. ward of Algesiras, but sin ce got off. TheAmeri. 'can bri g Amphiii•;re, drove on shore at Algesiras. The American ship Corn, is on shore under Mon. I 3 olle Bastion. The American schooner Sak . tirove on shore on the. Neutral Ground. The Moorish. sloop 111arimoma, is lost at the back of the New `Mole. The Spanish polacre Santirriina.de la Salad, is lost under, the Fort at, t h e N e W Spinish polacre upset oft Europa Point. MUriNY. TUE following narrative is chiefly extraded from he • Barhadees Expositor, of the /7111 November ast, anti we doubt not will, gratify our readers, ay certainly the first authenticated account which has a y t e t t h c c t om im e, e bef e o x re ci t te h , e Public, of 1 a a strong interest transaEhon inthe' which, time and Mercantile Warld. It relates to the ship FrieNdibip, in the African trade, belonging to the Mprt of Liverpool, Of which Messrs, Bison; 'Cawley, &c. arc the •oWnerg. This ship was seized by the .crew in Majuroba Bay, in the absence of the Captain, about the end of the :year rElot„ but afterwards carried intolarbadoes by a stratagem 01 one of thecrew, • . In the Autumn of I got, ,the Friiarhip sailed front Liverpool 'on a, voyage to Africa and the:West Indies;. early in Ofinber of that year, she arrived on the coas'r, and anchored in , Majunaba Pay ; the Captain having occasion to go on Shore for the pur pose of bartering the commodities he carried fbr the natives of the country, tile boat that conveyed him returned to the ship with intelligence, that that night he sirnulel stay on' share : lame of the Seamen' were at this time intoxicated. At night, when the Chief Mate, Kennedy,' in the absence of the Captaio, had set the watch, and as if .suspett. ing a conspiracy, ,had come upon the quarter deck, and wrapping, himself in his stirroutt, had laid down to sleep, the mutiny began. It was dark; and the utmost tumult and eonfosion ensued :.part of the crew had possessed themselVes - of fire,arms.: Cope. land (the SOrgeon) twice snapped a mUsquet at the Steward," and•alually fired it at M'Cawley, the third Mate, and ion of , an owner of. the vessel. ,MtCaWley, and Kennedy, the first Mate, unable io resist, and mal-treated by, theNtitineers, retired to the cabin, to which• they afterwards 'confined 'them.; the unfortunate Jelley (the. second' Mate), more re,lolute and less "prudent perhaps, was killed by a' ball (ram Illi9ee4, and instantly thtown over.board.,- While this scene. of violence: con. tinned, the, cable cif the ship was eut," the sails un. furled, and the shin of Under way and -putout to sea. —The leaders of the mutiny •- now atiStimed corn. mad, and a few hours afterwards Compelled the two mates and such others •as (they 'thought) were not friendly to their projefts, to quit the Vessel An,d ,havink pOt proVisiona and water in t h e b oat, . they left them at the disposal of Providerice,by. whose proteaion they' regained the 'African coast, IPA *lime arriving in this Wand, 'with the Captain, : have been the principal means cbf cc nviding tlwse .pirates, Itetbortie, the boatswain, h ai l got k to the boat with 111 4erl accompany them; but hint the metineees -*rained, his serv i ces were news.4ot'y to thA execution . of their' daring scheme; 'for 'tie Was On only .man remaining On 'boa NV d, TIOOe krlhWiedgo of navigation enabled him to direct the vessel's course ; that course (after some consultationjthe . nnttimers. agreed shoolci . be. for 'some french • pOrt, 4ri t i q 1 the . fittest for their ptOpo•se they fli ed on Cayenne, . . • Thor had not been at sea many days beilite among which.prohably w as tj • the Y 6 liented, reoAvcii the ship the ca iii 'OOOlO , A dread of remaining bon, which they did, and ,have not hitherto, been °f !' 51 ).4b 0 ,. kt 6 n lll 4 4bedj . cric , to then; Cruize. " :IXTRACV OF A LETTER. FRQZ4 TiL1140 0 : 44 "!„. • DATE& 9tifMAY. • The Court.Martia: ordered to try the Cariln: and Officers of His Majesty's Ship Le Smtibig, : 1-- - aembleii on Friday morning, at eight c'clock, board the Intr e tid, t h e C apta i n: o f which (Ho-- own)) was President: TheCc:Ert 'continued sitiin4 • until past slx . in the 'evening, when t procgeSling' were closed, and . Sentence pronouneed. . "Capt. SA lISS name 1S tO Lie put at the hgttcg:' of tire List ofeornmanders in the R o y a l Navy 5 ' • the Master is dismissed His Majesty's Service. " Lieut. CASE Y,. the Officer of the Watch at tile time she struck, is honOurably.ac•-; quitted. , •° 4 The Court Martial sat again yesterday on the trial of Lieut. Hoßtiser, of the Terpsicbcre4 for Mutiny.'antli)isobedi enee (if Orders; in arrest by the csaptain, for refusing to lower a yard, at a tinic, when a number of men were s i tt i ng upon i t , a n d which, upon being loweved, occasioned s ix. persons to fill overboard. The Coorr, however, entert:li?* ed a'clifferent opinio n o f t h e Prisuner' conduct, after due consideration of the case, acquitted binl' a the fullest and most honourable manner," The jonge Hentirici:,.Thompson, from S9aia to Ata l°l4 dant is stranded on the coast of liarhary. . The Baron Nelson, foster, from London tpt Bauelol ll l,, gt returned to the Rii e r to Icpordtayilqi been on shore and her auetrors . anti, cables, The 'fay t g.tutx, 'from Sligo to Greenock, is supk k in. dblijet er".' Mary, *heady, from Dublin, and Fanny, crawfor4 .frprn Irvin, aro on •shoreticar Drogheda. The Aurora, hfercick, frOm Lyndon, which Wils ca t atonia in Pacific Oecao, and carried into.Valparazo. is ei,v4eo bt the Spaniards. The Redopdge, ot, London, witi4 o Was taken and carried into the same piece, is condemrod The Hope, liodskinson, otWitlitetiaven, bound to ppelin , was VereCkCd on the ;aril ui faniaary oir Punicary crew perished. • The Elwood, Fisher, from IVititeasen, brjos; of Alan : Master and Craw lost. • The Colunthia,.•Fosdlick,•frarn Savannah tv LivoP,Qo' with tobac co , wool,` e. wait. tra hc f e d o il th e vrit ot Ar• on the South Lull, Dublin., • The Ainsterdint Crean, f rom Li,b on to Net!, Vint, laden With salt, went c sh2re on the Litli of Decc,". l ' . ber, on , the South side of Long. &Wind, New.. Yors. : Ti 4 ! sel Sired within an hour atter ,she struck.. ' ,r The EndeavoUr;'LYall; firmfirmßotterdam ; SJooP ao • Dlaekwcll ; the Diedallis, .Maidett, from Noss to LeldAl. and lost ve s s e l, sa id to be Vrottw Vau Pun'? are lbst'at.ilie ()limeys. Castle Eden indiaman was wall on the 2;th Sovv n ' . ber ; CrOiSeti..lllt: line ten chip before. • ial'. The Hawke Morel), from Lont:mil tr. L " iver,Ooli Ca tr ho f into Milford biaat's cntw, att;:r being cie:xrt.ad:at arui . near that place. • • t: The North Star, Qhli n , f rom Cork to Swan,Se2;s in it Mil ford with Considerable dartvagc, having run ', • Nemesis Frigatd. • ' • • tutO The London Packet, Swaine, • and the Union, f• 100 / ar London,. that were Oil ;atommi nr Poole, are AQ't ct landing their eargoeS ; thalOrther much ciarnagell. The Favourite of Sundetlancl; with coals, Lis t°ll4l°lii 13 drove into Petethead Ray. '' r / The Van I-164mi, V ar4, sailed fr ont Ch ar l es ton, Sort; 9;ution company with he Gal l o, both bnund to Itivell ) "° 1 a the ,z3th September, Lin. 41. 6. N. and Long , S - u , • 2 she parced company, and has not since ben heard of. An , The Louisa Bridger ' Eve, sailed froin New ork.t br *rt e . tigua the 13th Odobcr; and was not arrived on the I:::th ii r cember, supposed to have b een tun d own during t h e n't of to have lost her m ast s, an d b ore away for some w. Leeward to relit. An article-from Cow/aver, of the . 2 , 1 P flna .l. ll : contains a form a l an d spirited. contradietion of article which appeared in the Ition;teur, reyea' n p Mr. MoORE; in all the important eircurrytAPl the statements of the Meeiterir are in plain wtl; asserted to be lies. This contradidion is issoed ; b i e the impe r i a l : C om m an da nt, and the heads ()cif,. Police. Th e statements in the Motiteur, of MooRE having made proposals to . the court ttf Stuttgard, are likewise formally denied by au tbP rity in the Stottgard Newspapers. The following paragraph is copied from a pool Paper, remarkable only for the accuracy °L icy Shipping List, and want of ail other intellir tcr. As Merchants in Liverpool may have good inform; Zion from Russia, and as the Paper in questi .... ° never speculates, the paragraph is worthy notice h e " French Politics are completely at an end at Court •of Petersburgh. - The Cabinet of Russia at length discovered ' that the name and i n fldence. the Emperor ALEXANDER have lveri employed Pi the French Court, only ;I; exalt its own powetyg . making the former the dupe of its lotrig u e l P he Court of Russiahas been governed ever , ine e _ t death of the Etperor rAtiL by the most paPific.."" . cils. Remote from the scene ofdangers And to restore the blessings of Peace to the dis tract o • ' nuance world, that Court lent it s power and in de „, • such measures as appeartd likely to atria this: a sirable..oVieel. Bat when -it perceived the r a p t and gig4ntic' strids of Gallic ambition? it wise,lr, reverted to that sound policy which r its grgeness, and has altogether renotinc:ed th . e . flexion Which it had fornied with Fcsinv, vfi_t,tl *f seb: vim of libout Getlerld command to steer the vessel for Cayenne,.praßiael a t the extreme him to dire& the chip, he formed a counterplot to conduct} the ship to Barlfadoes, while he made the pirates believe he was carrying her to Cayenn e ; this hecommunicated- only t o : h e carpenter (Snow" - clan) and another, in whose fidelity he. deposited 11 1. life $ in the prosecution of . iche met with tiesetVed creec;s..Hiappily his intentiOnivas never discoYetcde. As they - appruached Barhadoei, - the sloop of war, the Riivet hove in .sight; then in. their t ertor.the ' pirates proposed to plug tip' he'sbdt-licas ilnit wets conspicoOqs in various parts of the vessel, as $ll expedient to elude inquiry and suspicion = but the' councils of villai n y . - U n d er t h e influence of fear, are' . g it ei t l pi era r l e t t p e, rec ti i i p a i t ia o te il , u th n e ste s a n d il y ).s a b ncl e i r u g nW b i o sc a ; .de t a Pilic ili e ,, the prison rp:rili;roil'iof brought this i i n ara 0 d th t i o 4 principal's as . named hy•ilie boatswain and carpenter *i bo . at, . the• whole was disclosed, toe, offenees of which they were accused. After a long and very interesting trial, which took place on the 9th ofNow. last, the President Of p b o e r t r r , ic a d q f d bi co t r ie nii i t ie tt in ci a t i : the Court dechired, that the Court had unanimonslY found th re e o f the prisoners (Copeland, Carr a nd Lewis . ) guilty, .and •ticiluittetrSmith. He then, after a long anti very exeellent address to tif: prisoners, i n whi c h h e d esca n ted on the ru i" nature of the C r i me they had c o mmitted to 44 h" 4 dearest int erests of - Great Britain, passedieritencl on the thr ee un h app y men, and thdy were to 'br executed on 'Thursday the 18th Nov. last. .