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

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
Elizahetbs 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 lately had some very stormy weather.
here,• and some accidents have happened. The
English brig johm, drove on shore ,to the South.
ward of Algesiras, but since got off. TheAmeri.
'can brig 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,the NeW 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
aytetthcc tomime,ebefeoxrecitteh,e Public, of 1
a a strong
interesttransaEhon
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 the boat,.
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, hail got kto
the boat with 1114erl accompany them; but hint
the metineees -*rained, his services 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, 4riti q 1 the. fittest for their ptOpo•se they flied
on Cayenne, . . •
Thor had not been at sea many days beilite
among which.prohably was 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).4b0,. kt6nlll4 4bedj.cric, to then;