The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-17 00:00:00

BOMBAY E tt, Ft_a,"6.

The following particular* regarding the unfrtu-
lute caputros 0t: toe Shannaa told Trormer, by the
Pirates infesting the Guiph of Persia, are commu-
nicated by a Letter received trout Capt. BADeocK,
of the former Vessel, dated Bussora, January 6,
180.5.

"' It is with,much regret I have to inform you of
the Melancholy and unfortunate circumstance that
happened to me on beard the-Shworoli, on the ist
of l)eceinber last. In my passage up the Gulph,
near the Island of Pokier, after a short but pretty
smart eng4getnent with 5 pirate Dows and Botillas,
at three in the afternOn they boarded the Shannon
with swords and spears in hand I And I am sorry to
acquaint you that I had one Man killed outright,
and four more severely, wounded, besides myself.—
You will be sorry to learn that,l 'have had my left
hand taken off by the wrist, my, left shoulder dis-
located, and eight wounds in my head and different
parts of my body. In this deplorable state, being
stripped quite naked, I lay eight days weltering in
my gore, and exposed to the weather, not being
permitted to go below., I was, fortunate in 'getting
some biscuit and "a, few bottles of wine next day,
but the Crew were not allowed any fire or food for
three days..
I am sorry to add, that the Trimmer was taken
on the same day, at about half' past ten in the fore-
noon: The only person wounded Was the Officer,
who wdl, I believe, lest: the use of hi right hand.—
On the t tth they put use again in possession Of the
Shannorc, with only two cables and anchors, a com-
pass, two.guns„a part of an old English ensign, and
a frail of dates, bidding me go where,l'pleered ;,first;
having put on board the Shannon Copt. Cumsti N 0
=dal' the Christtans'belonging to the Trimmer., Oa.
the 2gth,of December we arrived safe at Bassora,
where war were kindly received by Ml'. MANusTi,
whose attention not.a little coutriblited to the relief
of our distresses."

PUBLIC-OFFICE, Bow-STREET.—In consequence
of the Coroner's Jury having, on Saturday evening,
returned a verdia against If iMaui. ailoss, for the
wilful murder of Benjamin Aris, Moss and Elizabeth
Rimes were brought to the above °dice yesterday
morning, and were re-examined before Mr. (7rnallAaz
and WU. KINNAIRD.

The Coroner's Warrant was produced, and it be-
ing only against Moss, klzabeth Rims was ad,
milled an Evidence tbr the Crown. The whole of
the evidence was then gone through again, in a
very particular manner.
The trial will take place, on Friday, at the Old
Bailey. • This, we think, is a sufficient rCilSOn for
not entering. into a detail. •
The Prisoner wore a smock frock, which NVas
taken from him, and Crolker poduced it yesterday,
and pointed out several marks et' blood upon it-"
Elizabeth Rimes was ordered to find uretie for her
appearance to give evidelv:e. Not but ablt: to pro-
cure them, she wai sent to Newgiite, tGr safe keep-
ing.
The Offide wag. extremely cro'.vdcd, as was the
street, during her e:i.tunination, The Pri3oner
leered a cor..i.k.ntble sum of inune...y bY sllcw4
I,)rown Bear. •

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