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DR. CULVERWELL ON MARRIAGE,
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ALLEGED PIRACY.
The following is an interesting extract of a letter from
Lieutenant W. A. J. Heath (son of the Governor of the Bank
of England), her Majesty's steamer Hyacinth, dated St.
John's, Newfoundland, Nov. 9, 1845:
'°
We sailed from the Humber immediately for St. George's
Bay, where we arrived at the beginning of October. Our at-
tention was suddenly called by a merchant brig, apparently
a wreck, with her masts cut away, and aground close to the
beach. Captain Scott having an appointment as magis-
trate, made an inquiry as to her being there in that state,
and two men took an oath before him that they had been
bribed to run the vessel on shore—of course with a view to
defraud the underwriters. We then held a survey on the
vessel, and found a hole bored right through her bottom ;
and there was not the slightest doubt but that it was done
purposely. Captain Scott immediately sent me with a
party of armed men to arrest the bodies of the captain and
mate of the vessel, a merchant who had offered the bribe,
and two other men who were connected with them. I
found them all in a few minutes, and brought them
off. You may imagine their astonishment when they
were told they were prisoners, under a charge of felony, to
be conveyed to St. John's for trial. The next job was to put
the brig to rights. We hauled her off shore, and got her
alongside of us, jury rigged her with our own spars, and put
her cargo into her, consisting of nine hundred barrels of flour,
and nearly a hundred of pearlash ; besides which she had a
great quantity of wheat in bulk. I was then put in charge
of her, with a mid, master's assistant, and six men ; but she
was such a beast in the way of sailing, that we were about
ten days waiting for a fair wind to take us eut of the Bay
of St. George, which is about fifty-six miles. We did, at a
third attempt, get out at 1 A.M. October 21, with a slashing
N.E. wind, and about six inches of snow on the deck. We
continued our way, with a nice breeze and tine weather,
till October 28, when it fell calm, until a light
breeze sprung up from the N-E., which increased
in a short time to one of the most famous
gales I ever witnessed. I had very luckily taken the sail off
her in time, and laid her under a close-reefed main-trysail, in
which way we remained until about 11 r.ar., when a sea
struck us fore and aft, carrying away the caboose and coppers,
washed the long-boat and booms to leeward, and tore away
the stern-boat and davits. We laid till daylight under bare
poles, when it moderated a little. I then made sail again,
and the next morning was most glad to sight Cape Race,
about thirty miles from St. John's, which place we were off
the same night, and got into the inner harbour the next day,
to the great delight of every one, but particularly Captain
Scott, who had great fears of our being lost. The people on
shore said that hey. had
not had such a violent
gale for some years. . After losing our coppers, we
had no means of cooking, and had, consequently, to
live on raw salt perk until we arrived. I could
not do it myself, but managed to support nature on biscuit
and rum, but from anxiety, want of rest, and being con-
stantly wet, I was in such a nervous state when we arrived
that I was obliged to take a room on shore with a big feather
bed and a fire, which brought me round in a very few days.
I calculated since, that after leaving St. George's Bay to our
arrival at St. John's, I had not slept fifteen hours in all,
which was eight days. The brig was called the Rosanna, of
Newcastle, 145 tons. The prisoners have had several exami-
nations, and have been committed for trial on a charge of felony.
The master and myself were ordered up to the court-house
yesterday, and had to sign recognizances of forty pounds
each to appear as evidence at the trial, which will not come
on until the middle ofnext month ; so if Captain Scott cannot
get us off, we shall have to be left behind, as the ship must
sail in a few days for Halifax and the West Indies."