The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-29 00:00:00

M!7IIDETt.

Accounts have reached town this morning of N.
murder having been cn:»mitted on Wednesday
last, off Beach), Head, on hoard of a Danish ves-
sel. The following are extracts of letters on the
bject

First Ertract.—" Arrived yeserdav the Danish
brig Esperanee, late Capt. J sZs NIELSON Hoz.--to
from Hamburgh, bound to Alessina, and remains.
On the 26. th inst. when oil peachy Head; the crew
hove the Master and Chief Mate overboard. The
vessel is now in charge of boatmen."

z3::'cond. Extract —" The Danish brig Eperance,
of Tillenburg, from flarnhurg•h to Messina, in
blilast, late Captain ',TENS MELSON UOLST, was
brought in here by a afal boat, the crew having
murdered the,Captain and Ma: e on the 26111 inst.
off Beachy head, and thrown th„ent overboard."

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taken are both dated ves:erday.

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IVIADEIRA„ Oc-r. 19.-By an arrival troni Port.
unto, we learn from Captain 24,tstoEt. DR 'LI\
SIERRA, who has Conte here With 23 of his crew.
that on the 13th, tat. 35. 30. N. long 6. W..
of the meridian of Cadiz, his ship, the Mos was
captured by the Insurgent irrivaicir fOngress, ot
and from Bahlmore, Captain:fiOiF. DC ALMEIDA,
a Portuguese—his crew chiefly Anwicalis ;
carries 12 guns, 12 and-6.potinders, anti 24 s,i.,el
guns; the lidos was -out:ft:OM the Havannah 41
tlays, on her way to Cadiz, with a cargo of 860
boxes of sugar, and 40 logs of mahogany.
OCT. 25.7-By the arrival of the brig Governor
Hodgson, NAsH, frOm Newfoundland, we learn
that he was boarded on the 15th instant, iu tat.
31. by the brig Patriota, Buenos Arran Priva-
teer, Capt. ESTIVAI4O, Who put oil hoard of hint
13 Spaniards, forming pint of the crews of toe
following vessels, which she had taken, viz.
Znzcantadora and 13;,leta. buth from EaVannah,
for Cadiz ; and the Oconontia, from Havannali,
,fur Barcelona ; the latter %%as taken on 4th ult.
In tat. M. 10 N long 43. 17 \V of toe meridian
of Cadiz ; the former tvet e taken in the latitude of.
Terceira we have not learnt the piirtiettiars.
\T Patriota mouws 16 guns, and a large crew,
eitivtly of ilweticans.
OCT. 30.—A stispiciotts brig, with American co-
lours, has appeared fr,,111 the southward, appa-
rently coming into port, hut on a Spanish dogger
appealing to the eastward, she immediately gave
thare, and it is supposed has captured hut.. The
lirig is supposed to be the General Martin, St.
which we understabd is in thfs neighbourhood.

DEAL, Nov. 28.—Come down from the River
the Lord Willington. Itengal ; . Mary, Ca-
roline, -St. Anns, Tigris, and Mountaineer, for
Jamaica ; and the William and Alfred, tor An-
Sdiled the Lord Cathcart, Ross, for the

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 27 —.Arrived the Nicholas,
E.IRLAW, from Hambhro for the 1-lAvannah ;
Gleaner, SvER, train Loudon, for Lisoon ; and
the Crown, BLACKBURN, tram London for Ja-

PALMatirtr, Nov. 2.6.—Arrived thetarlshalton
park, , from London tot Jamaica, and the
John, horn London 'for St. Kitt's. Sailed the
Agnes, SralrLA ND, for ilamltorgh, and the La-
tor Civita Vecchia.
SCILLY, Nov. 25.-1 he Janus, HARVEY, from
London for CormLla, laden tvi.;ll wheat. is' de-
tained and sent in here by the ereventive 'Officers,
for ha vin;; landed some bags of wheat withoto

entry.
PottTsmotrit, Nov. 2S.—The New
Frederick, Letitia, Tennant, and the Northum-
berland, have arrived from the Downs,, and re-
main vvith the rest of the outward-hottml„ Ar-
rived the Andromache and Glasgow fritotes, and
the Tortoise store-ship from the Eastward; the
latter is hound to the Braids..
RAMSGATE, Nov 28 —Put its here to-day for
shelter the Tenterdeti, for Seville ; Frederick,
for Liverpo,,l ; Sally, for Dublit.: Churchill,
for Truro and t-he Speculation, for Poole.

Extract of a letter from Antigua, dated Oct. 17.
1' Every thing goes on very quiet here, except a
most diabolical plin that has been lately discover-
in which numbers of coloured people and
slaves are concerned; nothing less than the con- •
fidential servants of Mr. President KERRY robbing
their master of a very large sum of money (six or
Seven hundred pounds), and then attempting to,
destroy him by poison to prevent discovery; two
were executed yesterday, five more were tried to-
day, three condenmed to be hung, two of them
Obeah people, who prepared and furnished the me-
dicine, in all about 15, most of whom,, it is sup-
posed, will suffer. Never was there' developed
spelt a scene of villainy. Mr. KENB.V is most
humane man, he has tidcen some poison, but it
was not strong enough ;he of late had very
bad lieultb,—they poisoned his filtering-stone."

The last accounts from the north-west country
of Canada .4e froluAlle Red River, dated in the
middle at August The• Commis,ioners of Go-
vernment had held Lord SELKIRK to bail in the
Sum ot 6,000 to appear in Montreal on the Ist
of
March .next„ but the north-west partners had re-
fused
to become bonnd to prosecute, as they cot)
sidered his Lordship ought to have been sent
down to prisoner, on the heavy eliarges alleged
against Jtim. The prosecution of
,course•most be
con.doeted it the suit and expellee of Government.
COITtaIII MATHEy, D'ORSONNES, AIEsSI'm ALLEN,
ALEXANDER Ni`DONELL,PAMPBUIN, Nl'Lltop and
BRUCE, im the service of Lord SELKIRK, were also
' 'held to bail to appear at the same time opt different
charges, front the sums of 35001. to 4001. There
Lad been some quarrels between the Indians, and
-*the country generally was in a most distressing
' state, the colonists and traders being scarcely able
to Procure si•ffiei,ot food tor t heir subsistence. It was
expected Lord Srwati. would return to Canada
before the close of the season. Further account,
are doily expected from Montreal, from the kite-
- rior,----(Norning Chronicle.)
it is said that her .ItAJFSTY has it in contem-
ptation to retut n to Windsor 'from Bath about
the 2011 i of 'text thootil. •
Prince LEOPOLD, at'er the funeral,being press
ed to sleep at Win,lsor by the Royal Family, de.
Oiled, saying, " I must •return to-night, or
zatall never return :".