The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-05 00:00:00

ht-Ill' OWS.

'DEAL, Nov. 4 —Arrived, anti sailed for the Ri-
ver, the Eddystone, BELL. from Hodson's 114 y.
Curie clown from the River, and sailed, with the
test of the outward-bound, the Neva, FAR-
!itoHARCON, for 'Jamaica ; George, HOUGHTON,
for Malta ; and Elizabeth. MATHER. for Seville.
Si-veral ships are working down the Gillis, but
not reach the Duwns till after host.

thßivica, Nfov. 4. .Arrived the Auckland
Packet v‘ith a wail from Cuxhaven. Salleql the
'earl Leicester packet 'tor tioliaud, and Ileattfoy
P.icilvt tor Cuxh.t‘en, ho hi %ci;ta

FALmoUTH, N. 2. Sailed the Friends,
11.owii, tur St. Michael's, •and Rose, Sarre,' for
Guernsey and Rotterdam.
PORTSMoUTI-1, Nov. 4.—Arrived the New Plat-
L,wthwa,t, from Lo don for Trioidad, and
rortitode. Smith, from London for Birhadoes.
LTNN, Nov. 4 —Arrived the Eliza, Cumming,
from Riga ; sire put into Copenhagen in distress,
'%here she landed and hfterwards re-shipped her
A'argo of oats, except about 40 quarters, which,
.beiug damaged, were sold at that port.

PIRACIES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.-
: Further pa, ticulars have been received “t Lloyd's
oneernine the late daring acts of piracy commit-
ted in the Mediterranean, by the master and crew
of the DeLANo, from Liverpool. On
the 29:1► at Angitst, subsetpientlY to the plunder
of the fieleo, the William arrived at Malta, where,
Iron) the description given by two of the crew of
,the Helen, who 'were brought there a few clays
before, and also from the contraband trade carried
_inn by the master during hi, stay, suspicion was
excited that it was the Wiliam which had corn-
-,Titted the piracy. Delano sailed tar Smyrna on the
Ot September, and tot' suspicions Were so much
increased h'‘s departme, that application was
Ihatle be the merchants of Malta to the Government
tor
a vessel of war to be sent after,the ;
•ut►t this rewie,t coohl not be eoliplied ith, as the
ventels then at Malta were the tipey and Race-
""e 11,first preparing to sail for Genoa, and the
sliter nor reedy for sea. The insurance companies at
Malta,however,determinedonpreventing the escape
the criminals. chartered a Gibraltar brig, the
Predtrick, which was manned by 20 seamen from
the ships of war, tr,der the command of Lieute7
laint , Hobson, of his Majesty's shin Spey, and
ber in pursuit- of the ‘Villiam.
tiobson arrived at Smyrna in 13 days, where
I4e William was niscovered lying. at anchor,
and w, iin.luediatcly recognized by the two
.seamen belonging s,, the Helen as the vessel
that had boarded them off Cape de (Litre.—
Lit.„,ene
~00son ronveved the whole of his
Pally on b, and by boats, concealing 'hem under
a cover iu one, and
.tossing Kith the other,
hich precluded the possibility of resistance or
,t,acape, and quietly took possession of the %Ill-
"ath and all her craw, with the exception of one
11" th who happened to be• absent ; but his de-
teription was left in the tiands of Nit-. %Vine., ;be
iritish Consul, and there was little doob' of his
apprehend:Ai. Lieut. llobSon, after so ably
'exceming One commission that had been intrusted
I.° him, returned to Malta on the 3d of Oetiiber,
the master and crew of the Wikiam in irons,
,:vbc) were immediately put into the Qoard wine-
'vtison. The folloteing are the names of the cri-
' :—Christopher Delano,• master ; Thomas
baotnson, mate; Benjamin Wilcock, John Srm i t ,
'ettbeu Marshall, Robert Walker, James Atkin.,
4". John Ltwis; John Webb, and John Curtis,
ielebten. George Francis, steward, escaped on
s
'"te at Mahn. An examination was immediately
i°llterteneed by the Crown Solicitor, which left
..1!1tle doubt of the guilt of those 'wretches, who
17 were eager to he admitted as King's
evi-
enee, in order to save their own necks. The
• in of the mate who 1. tt Liverpool in the Wit-
-14411 is Robinson, and, as he is missing, he is
the
to have been murdered by the rest of
'e crew for refusing to join them in their de-
..'Pradations. The nisi of Delano and his crew
1:411 to take pittCe at Malta an the'26ll) of Oeto-
Gi-
'bred% By intelligence receited yesterday front
tar, dated rite loth of Oct,ber, it .is feared
th '
•at 'he Engli4t brig Arno, bound hum Malta to
that Place, ,has Met a fate similar to that
:lie
Helen. The Arno saile-d from Malta about
-en days '
Though
before the Walsingham packet, but
..ugh the latter had arrived at Gibraltar, the
Ar
• 'lO had not bett beard of, notwithstanding the
Vinci
hurl been iterfeetly fair for several days. It
kiP,t."'ed that flue Arno and the left
it,. "a about the same time,'lliat both the Mas-
bt!,":e ititithave, and had dined together, when
)14,1: 3(?, it is 1 bonight , found means to get tram
en,, account of the money be had on boatd,
Prnbabll tempted by the prospect of so
tt
booty . Little doubt Was entertained
trig ;"" of the cuolvic6on of the intrties.—(Morn-
- •-open)

POA STN.

THE JEWS.

EDlTon—,—Tun SUN, and , several other
Daily Papers, have noticed the persecutions the
Jewish Nation has of late experienced in various
places in Germany, Denmark, Prussia,
,and it is
even said in Poland, where they are extremely