Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01


u.di"shim fro" making any public display his way
10 Clare, 7" psevent much p sblc the
" large misses nj people liable excitement Tie plrdg-
% he 10 use every cxert,on induce them TO tru'an
peaceaby AZ homr aud redress Of thris
~ due eonrs" OF law. u uufoiuuate that the bats
ter (Mr Eatker) inst down to inquire the death
" seven catholics at Borsokanr, o. is huriis,ins tn
have to ande to the religion parties in these sad
conh'c's) -happen~d To he ang.msn. The Suci,oi
oe"e'ai (Dohe'iy) has io"w- h.n, as coeagu-, aud
IN u hoped, will restore the peep confidence in
the justice Of the enquiry.
he peti,iun tht oi Mr. Gerard Callsghan
for Cork. on the gound Of his being pre-
pared viii be lodged in the Hauapc1 Office MONDAY
boRnisokstN July 10 This mdn,us the Solicitor General
ana Mr. Blacser n c. reuuedto this irnm Nenaush
ABOUT III O'Clock, wcs they proceeded view the bridge Led
gers ho"e aud the other parts o te town where the people
were lately shot lc'iser's house is distant iom the cross
streets a, tao bridge about lo) yards The house itself is low
matched aud has doors and exactly IN the
,ndde There window each side OF the door, which
lures OF about tive inches slIao The s.des oi porch
NJ tue back door contain portfolios o about the size, and
ueen directions The scs OF the porch IN front contain
windows, two fee, hh aud eight inches wic through which
many shots fred tirm. the fair dav and the following
SUNDAY during the funeral of Smih The bridge is
small svIe', tire tai,encnts of which low and OF s,ch
opposite side of the bridge unssnE Ledgsrs house.
cry stands 10 the right and mill the e lane
street lew Sar, "p ' rn III g v W" s r NV"
Snh was pursued, and shot in the Of getting wall
About our O'Clock the solicitor General said thu, he did
wish tn examine person whose evidence
inmate the then custody. Sufficient evidence had
however been brought before hun prove that great
had been concd, that the people dreadfulv excited
and not without I! would be his duty read over the
evidence very cody and then nmend 10 Government
adoption Of such would restore confidence o the
PEOPLE aii peace TO the The Learned t;entenal
tile IN which the investigation had been conducted
when me Kew Gentleman said that he could be otherwise
Than perScrly satisfied.
dreadful murder committed here last night, nar
named John sIvan said, yesterday. he could prove
innocence oi fiodgins Il, half past 10 o'clock he va
attacked aud murdered
THE .4ii.NY.--.Uoret,enis o., Troops.
The i7th Foot is ordered to embark Gy dctach
menls for New South Wales, To relieve the 57th
which regiment is to TO India.
The : ijh Foot is ordered for Ouebcck IA relieve
, the 6bh wich Is TO 20 10 Ireland.
The 21th Foot Is ordered home on the arrival of
the 9,ti. nj Corfu from Malta.
The SAITH Is tn proceed Ia Nova Scotia to relieve
the Sls.
The 10th is 20 proceed from New South Wales 70
Bombay, on the arrival Of the head quarters of the
cd
The SD will 70 to Gibraltar TO relieve the a5th.
The I'd battalion OF the Goth is To- 90 to Berbce
on the arrival ofihc 65th from ireland.
The Glst Is 10 proceed from New Brunswick to
bermuda To relieve the 7iih. which gocs To Ireland:
Ireland.
The LIST Battalion the Grenadicr Guards. now n,
Dublin, Is to return To LONDON and s,o be relieved
ny the Ist Battalion OF Coldsircam Guards, from.
Manchester
The 47ih hqs arrived from Bengal, and is on its
march 20 Chatham Barracks.
The Ist Battalion OF thc eo,h is now stationed n,
Clare Castle the 76th at Venplenoge, and the Dcpo,
Of 9Gth is at Kilrusl.
ATROCiOUS PIRACY AND MURDER.
The following narrative OF the pundcr, and mur-
der ot tho crew ofthe Vhan Fredcricka n Dutch brio
ofeoo tons. belonging To HARLEM, detailed by a
gentleman Just arrived from the Flordas in the Love
y Nancy. now in the Thamcs;-
the Fredericka sailed from Jarnacia on the 10Th
OF April last in charge OF NJ. Scin the mate: Cap
Ia Frederick, the muster and owner, having died
r. Kingston. There were seven men and two pas
sengcTs aud the vessel was under orders T.. Holland
but had to call a. the Havanua for lnrr, tre;,ht
The brig kept her through the leeward mas.
sage uniil the evening oftiIe 20ti, when schooner
hove III sight, and kept lowering about the brp the
whole OF that night. They were then not two davs
san rom Tie Isle of Cuba and the schooner ppca
10 have rome from either the Colorndos or Snin,
Antonio, to the Snuihward Of the Hsvannah On
tie morning of the 2Ist AZ daylight. the schooner
was about TWO miles 10 the ccward. and Mr.
Stcn suspectng her Ia be pirate, madr all sail from
her. However the schooner too fast and abou,
Twelve O'Clock came within hafa mile, and hOjs; inc
Buenos Ayrean colours, fired gun The brifr was
quite unarmed, and hove too. The schooner then
h"i"h ln English. but not soul on board understood
the language, and the only given was nostino
Dutch colours, boat then sent from the schoon.
"r fn Of mon. and before one o'clock the lri0 wa.
possession OF The pirate whose savage acts of bar
banty now are TO be recorded. The pirates To tho
number OF about thirty, rnnsackcd every part Of tEe
vrSso!. and took every thing of value they could In .
their hands upon. The Dutch sailors IN thor own
language, nsratcd, BIZ, were laughed al by the
ruh.lus, who proceeded deliberately TO con,oeI the
Wretehcd men 20 what is termed walk the plank -
ms was an the afternoon Of the same day they sci
zcd the brig. One poor upon being laid hold on
by two Of the pirates 20 pinion, blndoG and rastcn
a shot To his feet made desperate resistance. in
"lnch he fixed s grasp upon the throat orunc of the
rnlnns. aud they both tunbcd over the side and were
drowned. Scnor B1btista. of the firm Of Ropone.
BalcussIs, and Bab;isa OF Elavannah. demonstrated
with short man, who spoke the Spanish lanpnope.
bui from circumstances which have since transpired
Hns believed To be an Irisbman and vino appeared
IN be the commander, and endeavourcd 10 influence
HIN to prevent the Duchmen being murdered. The
fuiian only answered by firing pistol m his hcnd:
at xt moment, rs ifby rctrhuive justice ~, dead
upon the deck. The other passenger having plunged
a knife suddenly into his beck. Five ofthe Dutch.
men, observing the fate Of SIR Stein and two others
ran below, and arning themselves with knives made
a determined resistance, but were overpowercd bv
the pirates, all Of whom wcl armed Before siy
o'clock IN the evening the whole Of the crew of thc
brig were thrown into the sea- and one Of the passu
gers, planter belonging to Savannah was stretched