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I..ngy so; ia:o the boa,, ard as soon as she was
lowered to the water, he cast off the teacles,
seized oar, and sculled away for the shore, the
pirate calling after him and asking if he was go
ing to betray him? On landing, the mate relat-
ed the above particulars to several of the officers
the Fortress who were for some time doubt
full as to the probability of the story; but on his
mentioning that the name of the vessel on the
stern had been oblteratcd, Capt. Dana ordered
boat and rowed off to the vessel to ascertain if
such was the fact. Before he had reached the
vessel, however, he was hailed from her by the
pilot, and informed that the pirate captain h0d
cut his Mront. The three Spanards had little
before, by some fnesse, got possession of boat
from neighborng vessel, and made their es-
cape to the Elizabeth City shore, where due dill
gcnce has been used to effect their apprehen-
sion. Capt. Dana and his boats crew boarded
the vessel and kept possession of her until she
WAS delivered over to the custody Of Mr.. West
wood, the custom house officer at Hampton, to
whom Col. Gratot had in the first instance sent
information, and she has been sent up to Norfolk.
An inquest was held on the body Of the pirate
captain, (whose name was believed from his pa
pers to have been .4ieranGer 7ardy, which was
the next morning inferred on the beach.


OF the victims of the blood dthirsty monsters
Who wrought this horrible catastrophe, the fol-
lowing particulars are obtained from Mr.. Dobson
the MAZE of the Crawford.


Capt. Hcnry Bightman, Of Troy, Mass. stab
bed and thrown overheard


! .lSa Bicknet, seaman, OF Connecticut, shot and
thrown overheard


! OHier Potter, do. of Westport, Mass. stabbed
desperately, but escaping from his butchers, ran
up 10 the mast head, where he remained, until
exhausted bv the loss of blood, he fell to the
deck and expired.


Nathan -, do jumped overheard and was
sometime afterwards heard calling for plank or
barrel to be thrown to him; but the demons re.
gaided him not.


! &1seph Doi,irer, do. of Salem, Mass. throat cut
and thrown overheard.


MIR. Ncrmnn Rob,,son, Of ronnc ccticut, passen-
ger, and part owner Of the cargo. jumped out Of
The cabin window, and was drowned


An 'rishman, (name not recollectcd) murdered
while lying in his birth.


An American, carpenter by trade from Prov
iicnce, Il, |, who had been following his busi-
ness for some time at AIatanzas, was killed aud
thrown overheard. :.
The ioatof .Mc7y, Harmony g--In city pa
Der we observe the following:


"Notice is hereby given. not to trust Rob
cft Owen on my account, as am determin-
cd not to pay any of his debts, nor in any
way whatever be responsible for any trans
actions he may have done or may attempt
TO do in my nam".


WILLIAM MACLURE.
I "yMw Harmony, 50th April, 1927"


Mr.. Macure is an enthusiast upon the
subject of education. He had made it his
study in Europe for many years, and from
the above may be inferred the result OF his
experiment upon Owenism. He has been a
muniliceut contributor in rare and valuable
books, and costly European, minerals, TO the
American Geological Socity.


Fresh Tfas.--.l Cincinnati paper notices
as an instance of remarkable expedition,
that parcel Of goods was lately received
in that place, bv the regular wagons and
steamboats, from Baltimore, among which was
a quantity of tea, only one hundred and twcn-
ty days from China


8uynirr fIountains.--T last Edinburg
Review contains an article on Volcanoes.
/ NJ Daubeny, in a work lately published on
this subject, furnishes some facts and rciiec-
tions: the result of his travels. observations
!, and studies. The substances thrown out by
; volcanoes are chiefly composed OF the Gle


mcnts of granite, gncss, and other primitive


rocks, which renders it most probable that
, they are brought from great depth. 1t Is
! remark able that the 1863 volcanoes mention
cd by Arago are all near the sea; and that
not single active one is to be found in the
interior of any country. Volcanic regions
and cxtinguished volcanoes are known at


distance from the sea; but generally in dis
tricts which appear to have emerged from
the water Earthquakes are most violent


in countries where there are not volcanoes:
az if they served to vent their force.
, Mr.. Sonthworth Rowland, of West
Brookfield, Mass. says Worcester paper
! has succeeded in rcmedying the evil occa-
stoned by the anputation OF limos. lhe
) substitutes are made with joints in the toes,
ancle. and knee They are worn with ease.
and appear natural. They have been proved
by many individuals. and in all cases nave
completely answered the purpose for which
they are Intended.


A note from our correspondent at Boston,
dated al @ Z. NJ. on Saturday, mentions that
the U. S. ftigate Java, Com. Crane, alter
waiting below since Tuesday for favorable
breeze. put to sea on that day The pilot
4 left her at 2 p. M. with a fine breeze. Our
correspondent adds, that since she has been
| 4: .L,+ ,ort she has been almost entirely re-