The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

iy wi& their swo'ds. Ahst the whole ersv
bad sods!ied ,hemteiscs with tealing Capt.
X. and that there was no money except S3i4,
which ,bey had ,aDcn, having pluode;ed the
cabin Q. evc'y thing, they sent for the cook
Ia blsck) 60 come into the cabin. They, Of
tet demanding ol him whete Ihe money was,
beat him most cruelty with their swords, end
let him co., The mate was then brought
lonh--six swords pointed at his breasl,
threatened With instsm deatb---tiIe ssne de-
n,snd, made, aod after beating bin 50 severe.
Iy as scarcely 10 leave him able to stir, let
him 60, and cent again TO assist in getting
out coffee. After plUDdering Us Of every
thing they could find CT sny value, and rip
ping OIL the ceiling, in sea- rch Of money, they
cot our cable, then aboui 20 fsthons ouI, aod
ordered us 10 stee[ 10 The nortbwafd, Tor If
we re,urned to Alatanzas, and were sgsin
captured by them, death should be our poe
ZION, having plundered Us OF 2lo bags OF cof
lee, $50 lbs. ncw rigging, pr. can.hocks,
smali bower anchor and 20 faIhoms cable,
hedge anchor, half bbl. sugar, all our knives
and fok, davH tackle, blocks, fslls, charts,
qusdrants, boots shoes, hats, oil our tlofes,
cooking utensils, &C.
In addition TO the ebove, we learn, that
when Capt Robbins was hoisted up by the
neck the second time, they allowed him 10
hspg until life was neatly extinct; and while
On board the Emiiy, the pirates stated, that
ihey should lay in wait for two other vessels,
which they had information were about ready
ior sea. We sincerely hope that the 4, D.
brig isnterprizc, Lieut.. Kesrney, which left
this port on the OH inst. for The scene Of
,hoso awocities, may ovethaui the freeboot.
e.s, and slSord Them ON opportunity OF parlak-
Ing IA the aaIascment.
New YcRE Jan. a.
EIelaneho!y Shihp,eek.--Tbe Vcoez zuian
schr. Cfanadlnc, carrying guns and Is men
was wrecked on ,he Suver Keys on the 6Ih of
October last, and in consequence OF blleing,
tho crew founc, i, necessary 10 construct q
rsfi, on which they put 10 sea, towed by tina
boat, with only half bnrrel of wu,er, hail q
barrel oGpork, and two ec'ai kegs OF crack.
ers. After being some time afoat, tho Cap.
tain, who was in the boat with 2 OF the crow,
cut her a1iiG,, and went of with al, tho pro-
visions and waler, leayiog IS men on the ,ait
entirely desttuse, noI basiog even nautical
inslrnmeo, with them. In This situation they
steered as near as possible westerly cou' sc,
The wind being from the east. On the c.h
day the men began 10 Gle OF hanger and thirst.
On the Tn; a vessel hove in sight, and took
men of, but before tho boat could return
for mcr;, heavy sqoall came on which sep
ars,ed them. A. ,his period, u were on the
rast alive, aud two dead f; Two more died tho
same night, and the ct day the rait landed at
Tianesgs, with ooly 6 alive two Of them una
bic TO sland, who died On few days after.
Having discovered tent, 10 which thsts
wsie Two black men, und quantity oi vine,
provisloos &c. belonging 20 a vessel formerly
wrecked there, the SURVIVORS drank some NJ
tho wine, but could not, from the soreness Of
their nouIh', eat any Of the bread. ln!oi ma
ZION having been given as t6 their situation 10
two Seoisn gentle men, who reside az Hanges,
they were carefully removed TO their houses,
and treated with the x Gates, hospitality uIt'l
an opportunity offered for then TO leave the
place. One of the sorvIso's, hsned Wyer,
has lately reached Boston. Among those
who died on The raft, were Jonathan Wight,
Of Philadclpha, the csrpenter; al lush doc.
tor ------ rhuoi pson, Of Ncw.fotk, seaman (,
aud one ar Two oiaer Amu-ic leans uuknown !;
nc rest were principally Irish and Spaniards
--.Some Of them were delirious aud Jumped
overboard--several were taken on board a.
gain, and tied down, but they succeeded In
getting loose, plunged overheard, and were
Immediately dcvoured by .he sharks. They
were drlven TO such necessity as TO BE- com1
PEELED 10 driok sa,t wa.er, and even their cSn
prine.>-N. Y. .fdv.
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