The Sun. — 1824-09-08 (London, England)

JAMAICA PAPERS.  KINGSTON, JULY tl.—We stop the press to announce the conclusion of the trial of the slaves concerned in the late conspiracy in the parish of Hanover. Twenty-three were found guilty, and sentence of death was passed on twelve of them, who were ordered to be executed. Mr. HEATU and Mr. BATTY conducted the prosecution, and the ADVOCATEtiExEuAL and the RECORDER of this city defended the prisoners, who, we understand, were convicted on the clearest evidence.  JAMAICA, Jut.T 23.—(Exectrtosr.)—On Friday E. Jarrett, .1. Nesbitt, D. Campbell, P. Davidson, Brown. W. Moody, and W. Wright, belonging to Argyle estate, and J. Clark, W, Harding, H. M`Kenzie, and W. Douner, belonging to Golden Grove estate, who had been convicted of rebellion, were removed in three carts from Lucca, and escorted by two companies of the Hanover regiment of militia, to Argyle estate. Whilst in the cart Henry 31‘Ketigio exclaimed, if he could once more get oft' "his lavas he would. teach Lucca people to make lai4a,i'ar negroes.  On Saturday morning, pursuant to their sentence, the siz above mentioned negroes belonging to Argyle estate, were hanged in the Mill.yard of that property. They diettpenitent, and asked forgiveness of Mr. Malcolm. At the. gallows, one of the unfortunate wretches took his child, -kissed it, and told the grandmother to bring it up to obey his master. The same day the four negroes belonging to Golden Grove estate, named above, were hanged in the Mill-yard of that property. Monday Sam James and George White, belonging to Golden Grove estate, who were convicted on Saturday of rebellion, were executed at Lucca pursuant to sentence. His Majesty's ship Icarus, of 10 po, Ca ht. J. G. Graham, or sailed from Port Royal yesterday morning for the Havannah, Quebec, and Halifax. She is to cell off Negril Bay, and wait 24 hours, to give protection to the vessels bound through the Gulf Passage. A short time since we stated that. a piratical schooner had been captured off Belize, by two armed schooners, and that it was supposed she was owned in the Uiiited States. We have since ascertained the following particulars. The schooner is a West India built vessel, and was commanded by a Canadian Frenchman, whose paper.* represented her as belonging to the island of St. 'Thomas. The vessel has been condemned, and the crew (12 in number) are to be tried. It having been sus. pected that this was not the whole of the pirate's complement, an armed party proceeded to one of the keys, where they succeeded in making.ll prisoners, one of whom a negro, turned King's evidence, and stated that the vessel he belonged to (an English coaster) had been captured by .them near the Mos. quito shore, and all on board murdered, except himself, and that his life was saved in consequence of his joining the pirates. These men are in irons in Honduras. The schooner Nancy, which arrived on the 18th instant from Baltimore, was boarded by a boat off the Great Caicos, and learnt that an American slip, belonging to New York, from Liverpool, bound to the Havannah, with a valuable cargo of dry goods, was totally lost on the west end of that island on the 2.1 inetant, and that.an American schooner had also been lost there a short time before. , imprisoned