The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-14 00:00:00

INDIAN BARBARITY.

(From the Aurora and Franklin Gazette.)
Alen 15.—The truth of the account of the savage Ct
inflicted by the Indians, upon a man named Gregori
others, having been doubted, the Editor of the OS
Traveller, in which paper the statement originailp
peared, obtained an interview with Gregory, and recei3O
statement from his own mouth, although one third 0,;
tongue had been cut off. The following is an extract ~
" The narrative of the sufferer differs in no 140.
feudal points from our statement heretofore made. 11.1
tered the service as a waiter or musician at eleven Y 740
age.; was in the army of General Hull, when he
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dered at Detroit, and with sixty-three others was 06'.1
carried away by the Indians. All of this numirtlifol
seventeen, who were spared on amonnt of their yot,
nets, after being taken into the dense wilderness, sfr tbeif
to the posts and trees, their elates stripped off, and (et!
bodies thickly perforated with pine torches. In 01:4401
dition, the splinters were ligtted, and they were Ii;i0
roasted alive, and then left to linger out their painfeloff
ence. Fourteen of the others were alive when Gi`v

and his companions made their escape.
"It was some of his fello, but A G

who 1.4

.iregory
been scalped, as was stated. One was a worthy lieutentol
whose name, if we rightly understand the broken eccel'
our informant, is :\l‘Crea This officer made three
sitteule
with the other to liberat.l himself, but the savages weld •
severe and horrid in their punishments of scalring.dY
mangling him, that he thirst not again take an unforbid of i
step. He is believed t., he alive with the Flat HO
the present time. Though Gregory was not act°,4l
scalped, a gash was cut in his forehead across his "'sr,
nearly to his neck, and another across from ear to
The skin was torn back in the region of the neck, 54),i
that a piece of the rims -le could be dissected, which
roasted and eaten by the Indians, or their captives. Pie
" The flesh has been cut from his thigh and other %eel
as has been stated, but it, larger quantities than lo°•Atei
imagined. His arm hangs by his side, a mass of ect,frev
as well as useless matter. The rod made use of t°
it was not of wood, but a common ramrod, and WILII f°e Of
through the flesh from the shoulder down, the I,o'oo
the arm, called by anatomists the musculo ctltf°,clel
nerve, was also severed, 'and hence the skin and ri'ffrel-
on the back of the arm and hand are entirely without, of
ing, and in a state of violent contraction. Several 'Clop
bullet wounds are visible on different parts of the.ld .
which in size are much larger than that on the left ',e,te3
" The remaining particulars are as we before
them."

THE MARKETS.

COAL MARK
Aden's « Ms. 9d.
Dean's Primrose - 28 6
Eighton 29 6
Heaton 35 0
Holywell 31 9
Killingworth 34 0
Liddell's Main 29 6
Ord's Redhugh 28 8
Pontop Windsor 29 6
Shipcote SO 0
Tanfleld Moor 32 3
31 3
Willington 34 6
Wylain
WallsEndßewicke&Co. 38 3
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 35 3
Ships at Market, 41534-Sh

'ET.—June 13. (3‘,,
Walls End VewmarY-'• gil
Ditto ;
Ditto Burraton 0 • 9
Ditto Can and Co,"'"'". 6
Ditto Hilda
Ditto Hotspur.....----- 35
Ditto Riddell's 55 6
Ditto Russell's ;
Ditto Walker
Tanfield ji 0
Lambton small 0 6
Cubn 6
Hartley 96 A
Walls i'nd Hett0n,..,..-• 36 6
D;tto L Ibton
Ditto L, 94.
lips sold,

COUNTRY CORN MARK:

DUR

Wheat.
Per Quarter. a. to a.
Boston 56
Canterbury 50 63
Grantham 58 62
Grimsby GO 62
54 57
Lincoln 56 GO
Maidstone M. 53 68
Spilsby 59 CO
Stamford.,„,.. 52 60

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

ISIPORTED.

Same pe-
This 'riot'. last
year. year.

Bags, &c. Bags, &c.
Liverpool 382,055 213,731
London 35,400 39,736
Glasgow 29,760 13,438
Total exported in 1827