The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
Fsoa sIs s,eubeuviile Dollar Messenger.
autptVRRt.K Ann PIRACY.

sHtPwRHK AND PIRACY.
On Tie Std Of June, tue Mary Florence
bf 6hlelds, Capt. Shaii, bound 10 Aden'
IsaAe Cara Gaardalul Betwesn Y aud 10
6'clork P. A., the vessel struck sand bank.
ana there bsiag heavy sea, she iHed
shurswards TIE naHsss SWIM io.tiie yes,
v.Isnd sbt'eafsd iirsldly Funding he COULD
~, Ngt tl's vessel I'll, the master got an an
khol abhoIr, aud bsRI hawser To Il lfnm
The mast head. On ihe second mar6ing he
pu,nn,sueed fluaing the stores oshure, SEND
inc 10 guard them nis first and ID males. liIe
eseaafd edh 3 sesmcn. The h6tlfes came
t-toNJipa ., he bearili Srh'ed Apd hsaded by
h.hhalf.- They preleRded 10 be quite lrle1d
": the eheif upV0inied guard of his a"h
seOple to p,,iteei the stvlrss Deeeiyet l'A
Them. the Captain sen, MS storcs sshorc h"-
al ,l,e bulk was landed, aud fiHally his wilt
wss seiii ash0te. 0l&
.A7hs CsbtAia was about 10 iulluw, but il
SDpeaVsd he landing ufrhs female was -'h''
siiEnul iss ihe Arabs to LEI lo"se all tLeli
wors, pAssioasl She was plppre seized and
.eauird away, anu the crew on shore wert
NtaEksd with spears aud drivtn to the wa'cr
The cheif maie shouted 10 the captain ,t
.co,ne 10 the rescue Of his wife, and he Al
tempted 10 get out the PinnacP. The rope
broke, and the boat fhiaIed asioIe. The
hatiyes uied to launch the ihnnace, but o"'
luz 10 heavy surf they did 40, succeed =
The hands on shore were ed-the Arabs
went 10 prayeisEand iitiihedaIel5 proceeds
I'd % pluililer The s'ores. In this they were
employed MI hight; in the course Of which
the ca,aAih heaid sh'ieks, but he never agalr
saw ibs Unfortunate patty. Next m6rnng
ME chief and lis fnl ,wets struued aloH il
.hs European clotIling they hid stolen. I'll
Captain and remainder oi his ere" proceed
cd 10 iaunch the long boat, putting into he
al provisions that feriinhed. They an
GhoFed 50U ards bit, hoping t hear sdthe'
thing OF their hhfir,uu,ee comrades.
Id the meantime The natives gsined tbs
tesselby swimming, and proceeded eIi' u1l
" 10 break her UP, carrying away the brass
stanch ohs snils. g.. They attempted TO gaiI
posessiHn Of the b, al, when the g 'plaln pu
10 sen fm Adeh. On getting 50 miles up til,
coast, the wind yeered TO the northeast, AM
the boa, had to put back Some Of the crev
attempted to get water at Cape Felix, bu
Mere chased away from the shore. Abon
ten mites down they Sueceeded in gettinl
ten gallons, paying with a gold watch AM
otl.er salnables. They then ran down tn,
coast sf Africa; enduring great priVation
the advance Of water b ing n gill dav
with h,rdly anything t. ea. On tho l5ti
of June they nnch6rt 80 yards from tn
shoe, within ten miles a the De~an, with
out being aware Of the proximity of the yes
hQl, This v as 100 miles s II Of Cape q
Here the natives were fiHle bet er than at tn
Cape. They swan to the boat, searchet
Tor money, and ,ook the chr meter, sex
liant, e.. One of the natives whp cotil,
speak a !lule English informed the c'ptaii
that q vessel lay round tho point. He dis
patched note stating h4 circumstances :
MIR. Jeffrey replied. promising oVety aid il
bic power, and Proceeded To rcscu: his un,
fortunate coun,rymeH:
lu getting up the anclior, sudden squal
eapsised the boat, and seamrn vas urioIm
huisly drowned Thuse who could swim gn
bn shore; Others chlng "a the boat, thr nn
lives aughlng, clapplng their hands mud offer
ing no assistance until the cap ain held on
b reward OF So head for every man the,
aided. On Jetffey's arrival he found tn
Captain and his pcope starving and s'ripptt
6f everything. II, purchased sheep fowl
and ice. supplied their wants AN comp'a net
10 the cheil of the peoples conduct. But b.
Fouha the chief participated in the plundFr
and was forced 10 ransom The bunt for fol-
bounds. Guns 10 the number Of nine, th'
Arabs we're unwilling u paF. with. and kep
The pr 3 ,ners uRuI these, the sextant ant
other.alrces were pnid for. The native,
satisfied, Mr.. 90, ihe peuple on the schoon
er and started for Musco'. Here the cap
tain preferred to Wait passage TO Blmbay
The Dswan not being tied for such pas.
saFe.
The Bombay G ,vsrnor will doubtless des
patch steamer TO Cape G the moment the,
ge, nlormaliun d this deplorable case..-
Those whom Mr. J. rescued were receive
TN board III Frpmjse Cownjse, at Mnscat-
the owner Bvrsnj jee Meal, tea ing thef
with the u,no tkindness They also rccel,
.d eyety attention from h, L [ company
srent, FleskelI an Arab Jew.
The son of Imaum wns also very kin
rlacing si2O al tile disposal ofihe shipwreck
cd peope. Those vs1 by MIR J.c, n 'iste
ol Capt. Sho I, l~ho was at Colombo a fe'
Years ago, in me Columbus the carpente
Inc cook, A seamen. aah pnenliccs.- :
Those earned nway by the Arabs were Mr.
Short, (who h.d wall lie jeweIry, and 10
s,vereigns y IN g"ld on her pc son) The fir:
aad second mates, tho steward and thre
seamcn.