The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-07 00:00:00

FRAUD AND CRUELTY.

fTat illicit transadion with the Brig Advil/tare,
or which Capt. CODL IN lately paid the tribute
his lift in London, when compared with he recentti
t vent of a similar nature, on which the Inquisition
Tribunal at Stockholm has just
of warm
jmudsg:
'gent,, becomes a relative objet ouswtattransimoo_m
_' Fn
2'464'
Thin
nerati""a gl
'j particularly held
the following horrid detail, and is. p
out by the German Underwriters in the North as a
public eaosson tend 'timely warning to all parties.
On the first symptoms of rupture between Eng.
land arta Rassot, ;11 the year r 800, such outward.
oound Vessels as gotintelligence of the embargo at
tea put into various ports of the Baltic, particularly
banteiesi fur refuge. Mr. JOHANN Latin, an
dminint.m e: erchant, then had on cargo in this pre.
diet
consigned to him, estimated it six tons Of
sold, which he shipped again as Prussian property,
90 board the Swedish Ship L 014114, Capt. 'FURLS '
TOlNfult,t, for St. r etershurgh; this vessel sailed
On the 25th of June; /Sots with several others; at
a certain distance at sea Capt. TO% !SORE N parted
coMpany, and taking a course quite opposite to that
of the remaining, ships, proceeded to the Swedish
island-of °eland, and arriving at Boda he cast an-
ther. •This crew consisted of five men and a book.
l'cLeePers flamed YOHANN AHLSTICDT, who went on
shore; here, anti continued his route to Carlscrona,
from wheriee he short.ly returned with two merchants,
earned OTTZR and KARSTROM, and the ship's bro.
Ater Lov la ; the following night these persons had
almost all the into goods taken out of the Laurie and put
batwo lighters, which carried them to Carlscrona.
ring this interval TOItriGREN gave himself out
re only Mate of the Ship, and An LSIR or as Captain,
purting that they carte from Riga with corn. The
day after ARLSTIOT having returned on board they
Put to sea again. In a short time a misunderstanding
arose betVveen ttie Captain and Ants r enT, when the
latter
.was beat, ill used, and disabled ; had his arms
broken, bighead wounded, and his money, which he
Plund'intrusted to two sailors, to take charge of for him,
Plundered and carried off. TOINGREN now bored
ered and
and put stoppers in, which, whets
theY got to the latitude of Natelga, he took out,
Gud made the men enlarge the holes, so as to sink
1 the ship: he then forbid them ever to mention the
21, rime of AHLSTRAT, or to say any thing of what
kid passed, and taking out some watches with other
Valilable light goods, the crew all abandoned the
'vessel, and left her to go to the bottom, with the,
:unfortunate his cabin man laying helpless and bed-ridden in
on board. • 4 Captain 'FORM:RIR with all his crew, except
Joteas Lorries, the mate; who left the party here,
Vieand Went away, now proceeded to Natelga, where
Y took the usual oaths that the ship's unavoida.
;Ile disaster WaS not produced by the negle& of any
lerlividual on hoard, that they had with much air.
Itcuity saved their owo lives, and that the mate W 43
st,nforsunately gone down in the ship as he was en.
°. l'inOtino to bring off a cowass out of the cabin.
rbe 0
insurance to a large amount had been Louie at
l'stise b"L*; bit-ste
Mr. Lewes suspicion' was first awa,
r e
lan Underwriter there refusing a part of
7°'cl, ci.taarks and declining for a while to tell his
Yi().atiVel) till '.
~e
wicti.vigorously pressed for an explanation,
. - stete experiencing a strong presumption that
"°'ne **chief would befal the Louisa. The cif"
cumstartet aeon after being to fatally confirmed, and
Setting to the ears of Mr. J. P.DAILIIY, a very ac._,elte Mereliant at Carlserona, he exerted hiniself to
q'scoVer the Ca
orate,ptain and the supposed drowned
w
whihwho were at iininedietelY. oPon
which two other merchants took flight, but
NAIISTROM WaS presently discovered and arrested,
as were likewise CIVIC of the vessel's crew. A Sr-
.lid Cotnroission pf the Ingeisitioo was appointed, to
bring the conniving oarties to trial; and the Billow_
iteritencehari iest been adjudesdas
roashiivent Oran ;ia so ty f ail eXemplary
s•exuatically nefarious.,
Vapt. TOR NG 21: V to be beheadd and his body ex-
, posed on a eite{ ; his property viz.
lances- of the prosecation ; to defray all ex-
LuaTic, the mate,
t',l_ti another sailor inust ;halve in. the crime, to
,t beheaded ; the Merchant to fi' of four
pay a le
times the value of the ladin
or ts, . •
.g ra i i l taken off,
f ut u ent y
t) I receive 0 pair of stripes, three to the pair, and
01,1`.° Penance ono Sunday at the church door, after
:,11eb he is to work three years at the hulks in
sadsetona, 'and his property to answer all judicial.
`tixil'ences. The broker 1.. Looter., with his tiro.
et T. Lovsee, the District Crown Executor,
:14*1,10 be. deprived of their offices, to be confined
one month on bread arid water, . and to do
tiltee years hard labour at the hulks : the Post.
olift:er• and the *two Lightertnen who convey_
t" tile goods off in the night to be imprisoned
slvtentY•eiglst days on bread and' water ; the Strand
la tve.yor, IoY negle6 of duty,• sixteen days of the
Tntspenance ; and the Pilot twelve days ; besides
ptittinbet of 'pecutiiary fines on all such as were
ls?v edito have bought any of the goods composing
414• go
•
A L.

41,aw.suit was lately determineaih Upped Sax.
: Wliich lasted so long, that/cur jirdsvt, six:igen
it niters, and nirr4. :I/tor/lit() wit° vvite toglie4(l rbt ini4urt,