The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-17 00:00:00

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ZEALAND), APRIL 11, 1839.
" I presume you have read an account in the news•
papers of the capture of a French whale-ship at Chatham
Island, by the natives, who murdered all the crew and
ate them, ran the ship on shore, and burnt her to the wa•
ter's edge. We were bound to Chatham Island when we
got the news, which made the captain relinquish his design
of coming to an anchor there, but we cruised about the
island two days. The natives would not venture on
board, fearing we should detain them. A short time
ago a French man-of-war went there for the purpose
of avenging the murder of their countrymen ; but they
did not land, and could not see a single native ; they
had all fled to the mountains. She then came out, and
fell in with an American whale-ship bound in, and
the captain formed a plot for taking them. The man
of war disguised herself like a whaler, and put 20 ma-
rines on board the American ; they both stood in and
came to anchor. On the third day they saw some na-
tives ; the American sent a boat in shore to endeavour
to entice them on board, but he was a long time before
they could succeed ; but at last got the chief and 10
or 12 of his men and two women on board. The captain
plied them with liquor ; when be thought they had
enough, he gave the signal, and the marines made a
rush upon deck, and after a severe struggle they were
all secured. with the exception of one woman, who
jumped overboard, and was shot dead by one of the ma-
rines, who mistook her for a man. They were then
taken on board the French ship to be conveyed to
France. It appears it was their intention to take the
American ship and serve her as they had done the
other."