... The Jamaica mail was brought to Falmouth I- on the 2tft inft. ia 9 weeks, by the Harle- f r quin packet. On account of the deaths of five of the crew on the paffage, the letters r. were detained at Falmouth to be fumigated; i but the crew are perfedly ...

... attended by the mate and gunner. The in- A it flant the fmoke began I was feized by the 11 throat by a convidt, vociferating death or li- *r berty. T he gunin er and the mate were feiz-E o ed at the fame time by others; and the party ar n of them upon deck ...

... Surcouf and his (hip's company after the Kent t was carried by boarding, is dreadful. Nor 2 content with plundering, they put to death feveial fick men in their harm..nock, threw overboard many wounded men who were ftill alive, and put the whole clew, in that ...

... clearly proved l that he was on board at the time, and very i active in the mutiny le was found guilty and fentenced to 4uffer death. The Admiralty has lately iffoed an order, that all [hips of war failing up and down the I Channel are to fignify their names ...

... flag-ship, in Hamieaze, on1 a marine, charged with striking a Midshipman on duty, he was ftound guilty, and sentenced to suffer death. The Roselle of Leith, John Stables maste-, arrived at Kingston, Jamaica, on the x7th of January. CLYDE SHIPPING. 4rrivaljr ...

... Captain Moore, or the ship, until Providercn bropght to justice one of tlh criminals at Malaga, who beingcondemned to suffer death, made. tie above confession, which was transmitted by Mr Comforth to Mi Collier in London. The unfortunate father left behind ...

... M. the ring bolt to which'the hawser was affixed gave vway; the hawser struck him so violently on the hM ad ajs to ?? his death wvithin three hois-s} *ihdugh every medical assistance was rend'red. Ale had previous to this accident, been warned by )uis ...

... of the ag Gospel, 'to be M'iisster of the church and parish m, of Alness, in the presbytery of Dingwail, vacant tiS by the (death of Mvr Angus Bethune. . c On Saturday last the body of a woman ?? found near the Liitnillo of Auchortisies.- She ar had been ...

... endeavouring to form a craft for the general safety;. many were washed from the raft and drowned, aindd 'several were frozen to death in the rigging, tawo b'atopat last ventured froof the shore to their .ansditta icepi by which piost of the crew were saved ...

... on the ruinous nature of the crime they had r committed to the dearest intesests of Great Bri-' e tain, passed sentence of Death on the three un- happy men, and they were executed on Tuesday the r~th of November last. t -E.rtraI7 of a letterfrom Trincomale ...

... The Calcotta has sailed for New South Wales, d with about 0oo convidLs, including the soldiers r t hlmo were condemned to death for mutiny at a Gibraltar. In consequence of the numeious wrecks that tl have happened upon the island of Sanday, the t Co ...

... e on them, when Captain W. and his menI think- v r ing that in case of their being captured again :1 they would be put to death, got into the boat ij and made for Oporto, %where, we are happy to la I learn, they arrived safe. s f The Ariel, of Scarborough ...