The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-06 00:00:00

DEVONSHIRE ASSIZES, duo. 3. den to d.. so. The moment she was rine, he fo•..d that theta were two svoits iniviing : •het then. could be mote reasonable than the sepposilino, that as she Ind had she ceslody or them, ond STAR. V. SC %MMES. Me. Sorjeant stat•rl this to be an action browoht to mower damages for a most base and en. justifiable :Riot. The Plaintiff. Sophia Sisk, was • yming woman only 22 or II years of ago. of theorist itapicachable character; sod thoogb raderod by neressity to the situation of a domestic in the family of ihe Defendant, " ones had friends, and fortune smiled detoitfel on her birth." She. was, indeed, descended tr'b a most respectable family, and her' cooresions wore still of a grade in life much seperior In that which she bad been compelled to 11. The Defendant was a professional imam residing at Ply mouth. Up to the middle of last May, her service •iiparonity bad boon as tutorial to her mister, as it bad limn creditable to herself. it was painful to be obliged to detail family miss-midget ; but it woo his duty to allode to serif cirmienstatices, where the ease otisnlntely demanded his doing so. About that lime, auspiriuns which had masted of an improper t m imacy 100 aeon the Defendant and a female of the name of Wright, who tended in his house. hail ripon..l such a certainty, as seemed, to the virtu ous mind .'f flop Plaint ff , imperative no her itwme di.iely In p,• .1 he. She loft it accoldiogly ; and is a• this ocr.siort that oh.. [Mention, pub halloo Itir for shirh he now ntititessed Inmotlf to the Jury for an arliqoato reparation, coatd that, in. deed, four he made for the loss of o.ureeter which the charge of theft is sore to occasion, shore. as in the present can., innocence is betrayed by poverty to the merciless IffPOle of malice. Willing, the slight..' reason, the D.fondant lied dared to publish of the i'laiiiiiff the follosing false and scandalous band.hill. wt ich he circulated most esi•eisively : .. Mammoth. May 10.-51. Reward. Whom' %opine Soak. my a mast. Woos 'ea from my house yo.terelay earning. and is auppmed to hare &Womanise of sty plait.; whoeser halt apnrea ad Me said Sophia Stak stall.opon her 11,0111011•1 1 . traft%! Me moil. sun of N.— She is about .5 years of ay% ,l o an and Inc-it roloomil s whoever harbastr. her shall be prommed acrotdista to taw." And what was the ausipiciou whisk hid cached This most gross onstage on her unsullied character? The Derondstit charged her south ete.lsog two silver spoon-, when, with the ciinfidonte of immune., she sifferril heisoff berme she May or of PI, mi.oth, and demanded to knot. to* arm& of such base and false aspersions, the Defendant did not dire to ammo to pidowicuto his visa... The 'pitons it would he prve-11, were •r.Of .141 , 4 found in the Defendant's own boas*. Th• bine. however, hail been stuck : no innorrorts Rt.s.lti slats her: sl:e rent to eller lief. self in ~,tire—she wens rejected with disdain—abe was Peon d.ivesi from the house where the h a d re. tired on t e stier I hat of Ficamool, .tth rare) mate' of psi: to' deeiortatii n. Above all. sl.O osperimicsol that most oppugn's* of milo'irs—the b•iiit pointed at by • , 14.7 F.• fur, as the pircloimod proscribed thief—the oiliest at ~roue of most abhorrence and of kcal everyone,. The le armed Coons., concladrd, after $ few more otts•ltslinns, a most animated ad. dries to the Jo,y by r-ll'iie his witnesses The first was an Officer in the Mil or's Court, Pis mouth. lie romesn'oro I the Plaintiff and U. 01,41• tot befog bolls p.**lllo h*llner Ih* M.,nr on the V 9 it of May last. The former had boon charged by t br latter with stealing his spoons The hand bill in question was shown to she D f udart, on that tocca•ion, by his attorney : Defendant said it was printed at his regime,. It had been stork about the town of Plywood , . Plaintiff gave herself up: she was not in the. t @nod, of . cohatatiie. Sraminel , said he had Inca two spoons. Ploisitiff denied haring takrn their. Witness smirched her lodgings, but could not find them. lie accused her of •hsconding from his novice: -to ! Wool, 1,41 he had had inter course wiik smother omorn in the absence of his wife, and that .he left his smite solely on that account. — On hi• ross-esamination, he said, th.t he most have known if any one bad taken her in comedy ; that be did net recollect the Dofetidant's charting her with toting away hor trunk Omagh a window, or of his reminding her that he bad forbidden her to go that evening. A young lootly, of a very importable apparent*, temomberod Plaintiff's applying to be taken into her service on the ni May last She gad declined her offer, on account of her being accused of theft. Another "'lilies', Smohorlands, said that the Pais- I tiff slept at his boast a hen ate ossified Stammel's sot , vice, hot that Le bad .ordered her to leave It for scvis„ sal reason One was. that he was liable to a pro. emotion for keeping I.er ; soother was, that lie did olit choose to harbour a thief, and that he had reason to fast he should iiffsiori &maw. (*.weber Fryer redidod in the Defendant's house at the time Pliiinti9 was there. In point of fart, know the Cher g ing, but does not think that her intention woo known to the Defendant. T. • latter twirled her not to go; he told her that, as she bad esideaviiered to rein him sod Mrs. Wright, he mould give her a character. The whims said,sha wen• sway at the soma time, Intl did not return. — The Plaintiff often complained to her of the Defend. ant's county io attempting to tate away her charac ter, by raying she had stolen plate. Witness left bar place on &tenant of a circumstance which bed happened on the Sunday, the same which was the nese of the Plaintiff's going away. The hand-hill was here put in and mid, and Mr. ADAM made a 'cry ingenious defence. Admitting the Defendant to be the author and publisher of the libel, ag it was called, be besought the Jury to con fider, whether he was ant folly joatifivel in calling the politic attention to the apprehension of a servant, reasonably ohnosious to the sy•picion of basing pil fered his property. A second charge was made against the Defendaut, as a soppier, to the cause, should the first fail—that without any reasonable or pietist'' , rouse, he maliciously accused the Plaintiff, I before the Mayer, of having molen his property. Tim! Jury would I* timed. bowever, that tibia west be proved to bare been dose without say reasonable or probable ruse: that it wooden, maliciously, would out be sufficient for the popes,. Much had beta *aid Pf her situation in life ; but it meat he colloid's led, before complaisit is so fetidly made of her charac ter being injared, whether the has herself done any thing to impeach, to compromise that character. — The spoons, it was stated, bed been found Wise geesily. The appernticts.itirl was called: why was she not minified to ibis? The Plaintiff had quitted her Maio id a clauJcstine smart : she was forbid. ed in 'tech • clendestitv wanner, •he had t+ken theon .ith her? It Iraq by no means to be inferred from the charge h.ing di•mi.•rd when before the Magistrate. that sorts ptos•abfe MVP did not exist. In the mo• went of ' ' a.ion at bring accused of an imttropet intimacy with Mrs. IViight, was it so unnatuial for him to wir anmNUinß of the sort ..f v i o l en t i sn p ig .. when speaking of the Plaintiff? This, willinat re mits, to moray motives, *Datil account for and palliate vibes had been said by Defendant. The apprentice girt was called, who proved that the Plaintirs boa was give° ►er net of a *iodate ; the' her snorer told witness he missed Iwo small spoons and some salt.spoons imwedistely afterwards. She' said, she bad not seen them for a long time before ; that he was not in the habit of sodou them; Oat Ar told her 111411. Pf VIM nut of the fire spoons in use were in the ruphosrd, and that she had trashed the other two in the moritiog for the use of the family.— She was present when Plaintiff perked up her bolt : there wss then nu shadow of suspicion that she had stolen any think. Mr. Seritant YELL., in a most animator! t•ply, , d e. onmina.rd this as one of thr moo striking in.lantes he remembered of complicated eto•It) and Wu/10nd ilr enirestrd the .Ivry, as far as danoge, could raw the purpose, to vindicate the l'lsinvitr+character, to mark their abhorrence of the Defrodant'srondoti, and to afford another instance of the noble purposes a Jury , when they apply their understainlings in favour of justice and of right. " I have, perhaps, imprudently described her as well connected: hoe sinks all honour to he derived from family into insig ',Wrestler, in comparators of that exaltation of chew ter to whirls • young person entitles herself, by such a strong mural feeling as was shown by the Plaintiff here. It was objected to her, that she *Post out of the house clandestinely ; it was the part of every vir• thous seinen, ender such ciocetristances. if the door ei reshot on her,thgo out of the window. The Learned Gontlensaii here commented on the evidence very forci bly. She hid herself at Sisistherlands three sights; but she was obliged to quit her asylum there. She was without a Isiend in the world but the Judge and Jury, who acre that day to restore her to friends— character—to life itself, taken from her as it had twee, .ten malice denied her the *leans whereby In live. What probable cause was there for the De fendant's conduct I will tell your, Gentlemen; it is peen you by himself. What does he say to her at her devotion.? " As you have attempted to rain me an d M r s. Wright, I will give you a chai acter."— This. and ibis only, afforded a clue to unravel the infamous traistisclion. Guardians of the public me. rats, it sell became a Jury to visit with the •stremett vengeaoce of the law a crime like this. Whatever were the damages, boweter, the injury eaceeded ',station, in the same manner as imputation ()olives tindirstion; end in spite of the aci;eittal of a Jury, inventive •candal will still be found ready to adopt the recollection of the unfounded charge, and to point the shaft barbed with this mortal venom against her pet, ahil unsullied character. Mr. Baron GRAMM* ably summed up the evidence to the Jury. lie observed, that absconding seemed to insinuate a lying from justice—an attempt to escape from Its reach. Was this the case here, where the Plaintiff was seen to bate voluntarily surrendered ? The Isarned Judge very strongly alluded to the presence of the Defendant, *ben the Plaintiff was present before the Mayor, end his suffering her to be di.i barged without (allotting up his accusation with • prosecution. There was not a tittle cf deuce to prove any thing lost even. The whole ape peered to him an inescusuble attempt to thin • young person's character, end thereby to cover the infamy of one clime by the commission of another. The Jury returned their verdict immediately—Damages, It appeared in evident., that the parties ars both!, wa termen„ the Iliinti ff of London, and the Defend- I ant of Greenwich. In the automat of lest year, Fir I i Thongs Wilson, who is celebrated for aquatic • amusements, and °reaps in* the estate of Charlton. on the banks of the Thuile., proposed to give a w iz...wherry to the best busman of 'is on the Rtver, in throe heats, to be rowed from Black ft i•rs to Vaushall-bridge.The Plaintiff and the Defentlant,•ith four other watermen, became candidates for the prim.. On the Ist of October, the race took place; bet here appearing to be some foal play between the Wiles. Sir T. Wilson refused to make any sward of the prise. In a few days &fiery/lards another race took place, bet the same combed having marked the de n, of the competitors, no adjudication well made. At the suggestion of the parties, Sir Thomas I consented to another race on the 2d of November, and on that occasion the Plaintiff was declared to be thew inner, and the boat was delivered over to him by judges. The Defendant afterwards contrived to art the boat into bis possession, and the conver sion was admitted. Mr. Justice Nitu was of opinion, in point of law, that the action ws, well brought. Verdict tor the Plaistiff—Daseges 231. 2s. the vales of the boat. .d7'7'EN Pi ED ASSASSINATION. Yesterdsy evening, about rig o'clock, the neigh bourhood of Sonw•Iill, was thrown into the greatest consternation, from the eircssostsnce of a mars having matte a most atrocities attempt to assassinate his wife in the parlour of the Saracen's Heed Inn. The par. ticelars of this dreadful', me are as follow :—About sis months sin, the mite of Mr. Henry Stem, boot and shoemaker, at Pimlico, absconded from her home with another man, leasing a family of mall children on her husband's hands; she was traced with her paramour to Liverpool, where they took their p.ssage for America, end nothing was heard of them far some time. Mr. Stunt's °sightseers observed, that the cireentstence seemed to prey heavily on his miod; but still he paid the greatest attention to the, children. His faithless wife embarked with bee seducer on board the Wittiest, shout the month oi l M itch ; but before they bad been many days at sea, the vessel met with an accidest, and after vainly end ring to steer for America, they were driven to the necessity of tusking the best of their ese to Liverpool, which they gelded • with sorb diffi oily and in great distress, after being toss ed shout a long time upon the ocean. At Liverpool a quarrel arose between Mrs. Steot and her para. mow, end he quitted her. She was theo left desti tute, a prey to the keenest remorse ; but after many streeeles with conicience, she determined oo seeking her wronged bestow& throwing herself on her knees before hint, and ;mplurine his mercy. For this pur pose she ohteined a conveyance, and arrived io Lan don yesterday mousing at the Saracen's Heed, Snow. Rill. About one o'clock she wrote a note to her basband, repressive great contrition for her errors, and imploring him to call on her at the ion at air o'clock. Accordingly, shout that hoer, Mr. Strut came ; the 11/0/liellit he entered the room be drew oat a large shoemaket's kalif', end, springing on his wife with the greatest fury, plunged it several times in her left side, and stabbed her in the neck. Several men who were in the porker, and beheld the dreadful act, seized the assassin, and sith difficulty wrested theme'. dermas weapon from his hand, whilst the onfottonate niject of his vengeance fell senseless on the Boor. — The consternation that followed is isdestribsble; bander& of persons flocked its on the first gloom, and it would have been easy for the cried's! to have escaped. if he chose, but he seemed eyelets and fear. less of consequences. At length the officers from Goi.per.street I.:simmer were sent for, who hand cuffed Stent, end took possession of the knife ; it bed been seemingly sharpened for the purpose, and the point seems to have come in violent contact with the byres. bone, for it is bent. The woman WAS co. vered with a table.cloth, and carried on a s!stter to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where she was imam diairly attended by the Jingle Surgeon, who Munched the wounds and pet her to bed , but gave so hopes of her recovery. :Clem is in close confinement. e'en; they ell come to the DPtenda••••• twat ; she Isom , to %if him for prolvelion. hot I. totem' efford Ayr an) Path their latish.; rhe beat snit *.anal tiros undot water. qn tSat AP wort pasted its, and she nig reesplostly wet ',slough all her rlnthets, which had given her seek s violent cold end linesman. art 'he cools! rsteely !peek. She *II so r ime/My slasoustl ham she !oat being eider sitei .vorral times, and the ill end indecent tr•ssuelit sheet/H.4,nm] frt•at the Urfentieni and the five see sdeniite(l4nin his bast from snnthrs broil, thst she fainted. When they were near Wesiminster-hriiige, she entreated him In put them ashore. and she •...1d pay him his fare, but be refilled to comply with her regent. Whew they Int to W.terin..b , id r ., h e was Roint thfaullth it, when she screrotert, csti•d for as. sistsoce, sod insisted on beinj put nn sh.••e • it: es ht., with much reluctanc► r _revved his boat to thd steps of t►e bridge on t►e Strom! side %ben sire got not of the boat it was four n'r der It, eh. ►acing been kept lo his briar an by • and 40 mines's. She then told the IMes.darst to faille OH) ►er to the toff lathe steps, and she onuld pay him. lie ~iced her by the arm, and held up hie Sri to her, ottelopt; ing to strike her. She having paid him, abd We: cited herself from him, called for the watch, lobed one from the I.,ceows and or•e !rem the verand came to her assist .nee; ho•ever, on their approaching himi be got into his boar end rowed off. This ‘,. •enent •atl confirmed by her coorrninn, Elizsbesti Weren't, libel also charged Sim. Abel, whom oho oborreed an the Office, with Wog cope of the Gee men who came into their best howl the ether, and with assaulting t.er. The Magistrates not only jest!, reprobated thw wateramm's ootragenes and internals% conduct iu the particular case, but said that their conduct in gene. ral was so estreasely bad se to he a pahlic scandal.. The Magistialos confewd that they would sooner put op with any iIICI uvraienco then go into s bast.--- It was impossible to satisfy them with money, for their demands had nn !mends, sad iheii general in. science and miebehaTiout was not t• be endated, and which was not confined in the man employed, brit he Wag joined by bodies of them spending their time is idleness at the lap of the Stairs, booting and Washita( 1 3 • 6 1 M. Day was convicted in the penally with costs, end Abel ordered to find hail. M Anatol,- -Four young Ives, aimed Ewe. rib Green. Broughton, ami llodgsett, were charted with having otiositied money under false pretences from Mts. Gould, of I.ondoo.wall, by sneers of a sham letter. The Prisnoers, it appeared, from the confession of one of them, were pert of a gang bit sabsisted by plundering shopkeepers and others, by pretends g heivy pircels, which they said strived from the country, bet which were found to consist of bricks, end other weighty things of on greet 'aloe, Incept to the firm that bird by them They Were furnished with printed tickets, and berate sospicios ass entertained, were oil of reach sub the esorbi• tint profits of their ape. elation. They *Of. O..neral Post.men too, and were soccr,dol to a grew moose in obtaining postage for blank and n.tnselisical letters. Their business Ives error god upon a complete ay Vern. Otie wrote the letters, another made op the parre:a, a third looked sot for directions, mad a North deli. voted the paper sod received she nth. TM Moly was repeeleoled as very considerable. The Prisoners were remsoded, at the levied of tit* Officers, who taped • great awake of charges et s similar otter, against them. THE ROBBERY AT FLINTS. 'Thursday, James Mitchel.. the shopmas at Fliers, ea Fig street-hilt, wee folly creasined for trial erg the charge of bay ias robbig his wisaser's shop. Mr. Eliot said be had takes as fovea ory Si the property illausid @Teethe Primmer's premises,in Parivastaisthmreer. market, sad idessdied most of It. It had bee. wawa Nth* Comptalmat, hy sae of his yawns wee. that several peewee held bow in the habit of tallies at the shop (*cruces, winch dry received from de Primate, and took ad, "Worst paying dews any mosey. When Mr. Flint's sisspielemi were raised. and he had applied le Turopraay, the hirer, it weed...leeward that they should beth hal is Mitchell, the former having, wining, eine, tried tedisco.er the nodes/roes. Mr. "list neeseeingls disguid limself, sad +sawed the ware as well a- appearancesg• Jew. sag frespeotly did he mime is eosins-I nob Mitchel, te the ems, of their windirs travels. Tempests, was Oleo %Wile = era of losiai his hula. bat the activity of the pistsone ea at length. Mitchell, epee arriving . at his New. leaked about hiss castioway for ai lean the 5C4h one, bed thea taw the hall door bell. and slipped ism the shop. where he Vittlll lowa hi. ,111 y inns shoc k ise the render. Taniperey. who was dew at his elbow, web op She beadle. and ;parsed Me with hating nia goods in his poressioa. birdied was amoisi•bed. hod said itch*/ the ankles from Flues's. Thoestrony• pee • o Wade, and in came Mr. Flew in his tii-sunts. This is may a brother dicer Wrier." said be. Pray did you pay for the snook?" Certaialy," said Miichell i• I paid Mr. I lieu." Mr. Fliat. as this moment shrew his disguise, and Mitchell. bet for his wile. who supported Me, would have tallest to 'brimmed. Tie lossesimiaised by Mr. Flied, are. we andergard, esti mated at 101A1. "rise ammo* isf his repeny fined upon the Prisoiser's premises is between 1001. and IJOI. There semi% is area, and 'roily 51. is silver. found upon the person of the Promotes wife, to whom a SOlifilOf requested the mane, should be given; M. were sent in her, nod the La, Matra said, shot it site could prose so his satigaction, she the ewes wen ow received for Mr. tiint's properly. •he.hwldhaveii aL 1 Isere was some property as the premises shish had heir fair., poortneed. If 11. 111. should he withheld from Mitchell's wife, ea/ be should be chancing. the Sherif will get hold of it. Logs HT THE Bo VI CONTAIIIING THE ' 7 .IITE LOST. —A boat Coming from Nate'? to Woodford. was aryl ow Friday sennight, doting s trissll. There were ads persons on board. all of whom sere lost : among these was the fool post, who bed gorse on board, probably to smut Memel( the trouble of or a;ka lag the distance. 'Fhe mail.hags are totally lost. — Flee of the bodies were thrown ashore; the rialb is still missing.—( Edinburgh Paper.) PEDE‘TRI vtit*E. —bluish', the Derbyshire Feder. Irian, started no Monday at En6•ld, to gn 100 miles in ti hours. Ile did the first 50 toile% in 10 boors lend took half en hoot's rest ; bat he knocked op after doing 60 miles. Ile had fluty hoots left to do the rosnoisling 20 mile.: hot he was too lame to procoed. The match was for lOU guineas; and be was backed sts sad 6 to 4. On the StA W.?. nt i. Ihnnwer gran'. 71 0010 Ten Ma n Feline I limit Drake. Fei. elf Mansell .art. and Wickland Mennehntatn. in the r , ustir 4 I/►ven. nephew 4 illie bite Lard Ilentlelleld. to Wenner. milt; alatighter cf Japan WWII. Loa. of Pterndully, and of La Awn, in Middleses. DI liU, Ou she fob laat, at Krati•h•tawa, in ermrqueso r of as hu juru 'Agonised Au she ireeraern a a *Misr roura. Job* Mlle Nil', V.I. 4,4 63, lames Sea diadem a &plus c bir tow. LONDON: Pri,!led ard l'abliked byS. i'rtaT. at . _ Mit L. Nu. rtiut I k krt.:Wet. Assisths, Aro 4. Alex. Bunter was indicted, unde► under Lord El. lenborough's Act, for maliciously shooting al Michael Davis, with intent to murder him, at numbest, on the IYth of June last. It appeared in evidence that the Prosecutor and Pri soner were bulb seamen belonging to his Majesty's ship Severn. wt.ich is stationed in the Downs to pre. vent smuggling. The greater part of the crew are di►ided luso watches and disembarked, and form a cordon round may miles of coast. On the night o f the Itth of Jessie, et Iloegh•m, near Dover, D.vis wee at the watch.house, it being his torn to be in, sod Hunter's to b• out. Davis Ives ly ins is his ham. meek. when Minter came in. and made a great seise; the Prosecutor remnustrated with him, and said, if be did pot go out upon his duty and quit the weech-hnee, he would make • complaint to the Officer, upon which the Pri s stuck hive a blow. The hunter thee jumped up for the purpose of making hie com plaint, when the Prisoner declared he would shoot him, and immediately taking the guard off his pistol, he discharged it at him. The ballet grazed his tees i pie, and his left cheek was dreadfully burnt with the powder. The Prisoner was within a yard or two of the Promoter when he fired. The Prisoner ran away, and was found neat °seeping concealed in some bushes in • gravel-pit. An excellent character for good nature end hems. nity was given to the Prisoner by the Prosecutor and the Officers of t►e ship. The Prisoner stated, in his defence, that be was inioticsied at the time, and knew not what he dill. The Jury, without tresitseion, (mend him Guilty, bet strongly recommended him in merry. Mr. Baron GAaaow, in a pathetic eddrem, passed sentence of death, informing him, that in a case of ibis serious character he cooed not take open himself to say that it Preeld not be carried into effect, bat that ha should second the recommendation of she Jury in the proper quarter. The Prisoner was greatly effected, wept bitterly, and scarcely held his head up during the trial. CIVIL SIDE. Lewis o. mono. This was sn ethos of tro►er to score► a wherry, which the declaration alleged the Defendant to bow wrongfully converted to his ems use. Mr. Bowing , and Mr. ADOLPHUS conducted the Plaintiff's case, sod Mr. M ASITAT the Defendant's• THE STATtSMAN PO LIGE. GUILDHALL—Mt. Nicholls, dentist, in Fleet. street, was charted with horsewhipping and kicking Isis fffff nt•boy, for contumacy and neglect of duty. The Defendant submitted, that every master had the power of coercing his servants; and it would be wile -okay hard on him if be had not, in castling on a high and important profession, a power to Cal- tip' , a boy to shoo he gave a livery =meth Wt. The MACIATIIATe said, however skilful he might be in his high profession, be did not ►ems to know the law ; bet he would tell him, he must not beat or @hose any man. If his servant misbehaved, be could dischsrge him ; bet the law gave no man the power be Outset he possessed. The Defendant was ordered to b .d llow.sentre.—Josrph Day, the owner of the wbeny•bsat, 1,470, was brought to the OfSa by a semmena, charged with unlawfully detaining, treating, and assaulting Amelia Williams, the wife of Facon Williams, of Phoenia-alley, Long-acre ; and also Elisabeth Wats.n. Amelia William stated, that on Monday evening she, accompanied by ElisrbethWatson,went to Vaes• hall-gertlens. They went by water in a eraterman's bust of the nano. of Arthur, who pit wised to be in attendance at Vatishall-stairs shoot two o'clock to bring thew back. About twenty umlautes after too they went to Vaught'll.siairs, where tie Defeadint told them that Arthur was gene away II ids hie b it and that he offered to carry them as safe as Arthur. She then agreed to give bite two shillala to like them to Waierlon•briftte, on the Stroud side. lie bad pet '4 his boat from the shore only a Anil di%tance, when he began to behave improperly, made use of indeceut langnaeri, Ac. which sir alarmed bar, that atm desired him to pet them on shore again, and she world pay biro his faro the same as if be took her to liVarerlon.hrielge; bet this had no effect upon his rofban.lile conduct, which he repeated, and told her, if she did nut sit quiet be would throw ler riverboat& Another boat then Game elevitle like Defendani'o, in which were fine