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The Sierra Leone Gazette of the 9th s,p,sn.
lions most atrocious act Of barbarity, on the part
Of a French slave Captain, named Gibson This
fellow had carried off from the Gallinas, about
six weeks before, 250 slaves, whom he INTENDED
to introduce surreptitiously into Guadaloupe
He succeeded in landing the whole, except 6i,
when having observed French Government
cutter coming towards his vessel, he threw sixty.
five miserable beings overheard, in order to AVOID
discovery of the traffic he had been carving
on! The Governor of Gaudaloupe, it is added
gave orders to seize the murderer, when the crime
he had perpetrated was discovered by the deai
bodies that were drfted ashore, but he had soil
ed before the order could be executed.