The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-02 00:00:00

1116 QJI,S,I) V The verili, - 1 retutned in the Court ot..K.ing's Bench 0., Wt.dite.t.loy'., as tne.thitt , ,i in our Paper rat vesttrdsy, [taint y, in the . case of Buckets against Ai slit.), has caused a great. Aensation" in the mer e...nide w.:rld. plaintiffs had by virtue of a license graniod to the ..sel , and-any-other British stibie , ts, , or . newrals, shipped the property (for . the Tecovety ot the va,ie of which they now brought then at•-tioß) on boatd Ford/MCI : associating With Itirlll , elVc% to the bettefvs. of the license awl Co. of Riga, who were. the colikignees ot the goad. at . The goods were setied , and ,'o,,fiscatet.i, and the payment of the 'ohs sivssaiirti was- felis s ted tv the . Lietendmits, on the gii)und tifst Messri, Stnidt and Co.. being tesidents of, 'Riga, a Rus.ian port; aid not come within the cieri,tion oaf per,ons covered b} 't he licanse, being ueith-r Brois,i.oitib)ects nor ne,trals, but alien,ette tuiel. In . the. cootie .1 the ariontents upon the cause, thie Counsel 'and the Court laid dovn some Triticii les arid 80111C1 doctrines particularly wormy of attention The Attorney-Gclierat insisted, that ads of hoyiiity committed by any Power against us, did not plat.. , us its to state of War With that Pa v I, which could only be produced by a reetprd- Cation .ot hostile arts, warranted by - a declaration from our Governtuent, or by he is,ue .of • letters of •,;zootrque Ana :repriial. hi the existing relation be !twer n. this -country and Russia, there wo's 'no reci ,o6lc,,tioh,ol ho s tility on our part, no ..declaration of vas Ponied by our Government; no letters of Mar qtse , Mr. .Serjeant Rest, for the de fen ,ant, maintained, that mutual and notortous.atts of hostility, withouta declaration or letters of mat were sufficient to diyest the , parties of the cha4- rader of neutrals, ano to establish that of 'enemies.; and ti.r the manifest iizistence of these.. , reetprocal atts of hoatility, he referred. to the known meizureui the Ittesbtantieet in the Tagus by Sir 'Charl>'..s Cot ton; in the naval: part of the Convention oft'attra and to toe equall7 known and - freonent, seizures. of vessels in Russian ports; tint it dues tat appear that these last seizures were stficiently made out in proof; and the ,seizure of the IL ;ssian nem in ttie Tagus was'descrthed c on the part at the- plain ,, es a measure. at necessaty policy, rather than of hostility. '.fiord Ellenborough held a kind of znidcilr . course, . trot agreeing with the Attorney- Generai, that there eolith not be a state of war, however hostile one party irtay be, without any ex -Tress - and general retaliation on the'ottier, 'w,it ranten by ade laration, or letters of !barque, or some other evidence eqiially deckive. His LT:ro- Ship conceived olnit genetal acts of timothy com mitted by one {rimy, divested hat 'party , rif ttif. character and right, of kneutrar; 'but he 'old not think Alai the same: lorleitute was incurred by centre aOsoftletett ton 'and seizure which m ty arise from contjavetnion of official legtilatit3tis, - '6i other tuedisnres of lecal and temporary pokey: his LAW •lbip a l yeatcd . ral her inclined to think that the ccitl dxtct:y,t Ittissia had goneheyondllie , utter limit, and was such as to place that Power in a state of hosti lity inwards us', and Ire I tio , ight !fie grant of a license an indirect dechtrat ton to the &tine t Elect on the i art of it.e Cr :eminent, as licenses were neither granted riot n riulkite for to friendly or neutral Potts. app;y the relative Rites" iv to evidence to the cage; but they were extremely Toe facts Of the cast: itself were clear and contes,eO.. ifs Lo!dship having nor* thi, lett the twitter to the Jury, they gave a verdict in favour of the plaintiffs. thitikewas perteclly right. Our G.Neliintent has never professed to be, at war with Itostna, but haq, on 41.0 ceititrary, istadieusly ovoid d any declaration or tbat could warrant that 4t(initroction. Our pokey' has been evidertlY (whatever the tiostrle. act• at linitia inal7apFarently have wart anted and called .for), to abstain tri'r ir a re katicittrarlor arts wi,tett, per the"-reatraint posed upon Russia may have 'placed in a light to be yiew r o u y Our coin:ern:in tit e with a eciuntenatiee of i.it y t',411 of auger. 'Co..joititca with tins motive Of liniti.gent 4 i is t.e Ohtiloatt pont:y at eserving, at tar as it ; cost ls.W p.eserved, even all th:Ll:sinful surf urn er -1,4,10,41a-10i 4114VanitAts, tiCei,AS fur our coti,- mert;a to the 11 , issatit parts ; and the meets latent hint eel at y hulled, of Fre,ernirw r a tottudatiott for the tee enn al co out fort:net - amity and allinhce with Russia, .by grebe 'Cif% to i ,Usll tile present contingent , to cXtrentity, and, it not actually compulsory, at lelibt win mitt, .trai, therefore, probably ; tica4tltable ittlt .rup ion. Toe seiznte cif ribipti in the Taos to Frenetic their being used, against us ; ono tt ronst be lecArlte:leo, that when ,weseized the ft : L :l at L.',.: F eitliagen 'by> force and atro, we chit ,o, nvich•Jut to the art` .the chaitiaer of a uti.a,ure; not v. as it till sonic tilde, after Den mark demoted ‘4 iii again 4 us in consequence, that a (ono' r-deciaration was issued on ourpatt, and lowed up tay general wahine Orletnttnittl. In matters of Itt:itit ce aIC always ;IVOie , to • reasoaing front tor we tuhacribe fully to the swine th ajo ,t ,hoitlif be done, let.the CQiisAtlenCeS. bra what they unly, 13ut it well if, cilt,t, justice is ca 4 ne consequent:ea shall be so obviously tiZtititnry lilt to;:kdii lo the satiatattion of having clout: it, and the consetitten . ccs of a :coo trary course so `Obviously . chtevous as' to alfoid ground 'of congratulation for fiat tog est4ped them. Arid let us ask it the Jury bird vivo a contrary whit wt,uid have he'- confe of ail the'trane with the Baltic that we still re tain, including that with Sweden, for his not easy to wake tt otstirtiltoti II mustcitlier'hata perished or bite b-. en involved in an inextricable chicane equally !Altoona to fair trade, aticldistreditable to the clikitaetur of the comosercial chile; And to the lavib rod (he ju4nce of the 'nation. ' • A reqpthabitt linen-dr:per, in .flolborn, 'lately sent „ yuu d i hum ht. had just takettinto tai t Tot ph) 'Dent, , arum the country, with 'a pzircri to a toa' orhce. At the entratie.! into the •.) , :it'd . .stOod Otte of,. those - harpies who hover round ..such,plact s for prep—in appedranCe a regular . clerk,: ' bat of pen brit tid It 64r, Icrt, Ile atltirv.sseti the, Lid,-- " rhy.Olatt, you art , just ill time for the Bi t rn:nv',4,lo." (‘ ?' it is flit Nor j*wa,,t.'" " Nor A , iCh 1 tnelli it will. b ()it in tits niirtotes ; }on have_,.ncl. a InotutlJt t give we l voivente, D(.l I %A. ifl ft gn yota ttof ," f., vt ly bccii istwie tilliGi 0i,1140 0, tlle , vii:;Ln; Jra 'so ric..»Ay; NOV. I.—Tit:nr) uAy, , ~7 ,• Ipfunuel Jose. De Sglvw, waa arraigned -on, an it dictincta for the wilful murder of John Dooritas; But on account 011ie Absence .0t a princiAl.Wii,- nvss novi . at sea, 'and for whoeeatten tiun bad oeep -made to . thoLord!t .ot the Adrian ally, the. trial. wqs postponed omit, nt xt Se s sions. 7'llantas iValvrs was indicted for the I.vilftd.tnur , der of lienry Gritlen, a child of two years ot age, at Surners'Alowitt, on the Ihth oi September last. It appeared Inotn the evidence, that the pri,uner was , 'hiving a coat-,,waggon , thrOu;li W:liiairt-street; about sis o'clock in the evening, when the child was Cius6ilig the street, within a very lew yards Op fore the horses. 'I tie priSoner was on. the shaft of this Waggon, with iris h,tck turned towards sthe horses,'Tilking to a woman ritliqg no the lore-part of the`waggon iwo men who.saw the situation of the child tailed out to the, prtsttner, Lot could not make him hear soot] enough.to . prevent the lit r* , :s front g Q ii,g over Ihn child? wh i ch they did without doing him atty ihjury ; but' one o'f the lore-wheels of the cart passe,t over tlie child's thigh, which it `frhOureo, m a . . des,:ctratc!' ltitllll.lil. , The pri,oner ,whew tn.;,d..- ••ensible of the accidelit which had cl i - currcd, froui the shaft un w Inch he stood, lint! Inncit conevrtied tor what .had mut ~ 3 i(l, - he Would make any .mends in his p - .R/Lr ti paretos; and et eV! pay !Li , : if it idrvivcd. .The Cllliti ' s f. tact pr , vets, that the prisonar calle4,at.his the, (Li) toookkuie„ and expi'ossod deep co.;ccJa hie aeeilt Jt t, and rt.peaied the often he had tnoe. ti:e day . belote. The . Sttrg , ou w!io attended the. child .#4,- be h tie lertormed the operation . of onputaiion aitove the'tractute, ],,laid so large an abcess had ; 1,1 tiled ilia& he, could not erfeci.it without danger to tilt: child's int!, Who died in a fortnight atterwt4rls,l lil CollS , cqUeliCc of the coucustiVlA.: eniployer ti'un an exce.,ent. . char site, 1101 Ilte Jury acquitted kiln of tlie7f,uurH ant found !lieu guilty tit Inamlawiihter. R.I L'E. Awes liughe,s was capitally indiaed for a rape on Susan Pratebef.• • • alaiy.a.rer v i from the evidence of thY prosecntrix; that:lll,e was servant to a Mr. Oliver, .of, ; wit it the lease of her rnis:tiess we.,t to Elva Er.intooton Fair, orl th , r 'l7th of *wt4nll,3er, at three in the' afternoon, and ,met her bFother in..l4.w. at the Fair, who was . in company, with, the prisoner, they beiog felluw-servants iu the house of ilatulvy Bacon, Esq. Her brother was obliged 1,0 return at an early hour in the evening to his mas ter's :house, and lett. the.proSeeutrix in the cote ed prisoner. .Or their return borne ,he peritetrat. ed the crime: and Ott the °first ',oppertimity which pro,ecutrix had she made it known, aud.the prisoner 'wris.-(Irell• The Jury having heft the box, atter some consi ation, returned a verikt of Guilty. John Frasier, for burglariously breaking and en tering .the tiVvelllng-,honbe•of Thos. Ginver„ and 201. and; upwards, ihe prupt.rty of John touild The 101lowino, were conviaed of felony, viz. , for stcaling twn pair (it women's shocs, ,aloe tos.. of Jaules..Mirldren ; Jones, for stealing a quitu:ty of pewter, r:Llne 45. of ltiehatel Joseph ; Peter Sumner, for steeling a table ,Cloth, the property of Yin. Churn,; .190 Ha! is roe bleating a silver table' bpontr, value ins. of Coluvtn Joiiiiitone;; Julio Pllstrui r and for, stealtng•tt quantity of br.iss blea,t-pintes, 11) , e, property of our L')rct King; John liY‘lis,,fer stealing a caddie, a alter ) , amid utiv.tr property•olJarnes &g , and Anstie. John Bolmes and trutheri were , iut3i4i ed for obitructing Joon NI,iLLIOWti, an officer, Pe :longing to 114tton-glirden clhee, in the execution .cif li»t duty,. on ttie t3ilt of Atigioi. ,Ti•erAt Was 4 second count, charging them with a col:moon :assault, - • . . . It appeared from . the etitletlce that 14 ttttewa, accompanied by 'Cook and noggins, two other of ' ticets, had wine' to. the liouse.et Carruthers, kituate in a court in 1. Loser Ft ,e, to apprt.liend .i per so of the naine ot Hunt, moo was chingt:d.with a buiglary. Mathews went into the uncivr pretence ot seeking for lodging,, and having-mode what obserr4tiQuis he thought it, returottl.i. to his o , nipantetase Carruthers..haying got hcetit of Ihe lithitiess on which the officers came, IniloAed thews down the ckort, and, using many "oppro brious expressions, tiernat.ded, " what ht wanted to his howat )," At the bathe H.lroes, who waY . painting some ..ributters , ,,-.ol.shad tiny io. jetttly against the ;trash pint and ,spoiled his ~coat. A huge mub was ColletUd in a very -trw nutei, and Mathews and ItisvottupThinus were shoved nouut. At length lie eseope.dy, and bitArgiti a rein. iturceinetit of pulicr otticers • who dhpersed - the titob: Tbey re' found Guiliy, :and 64tpteaccd. to a inot;til's impri,orititeta vac:4. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. i c i f P red I ' 1141(1) 1S„ or No, 4, Nl3rtitt; cwurt, i , o - k.itrittat; p t bi bY WILLIAM ivaMit;.E S 421 A I I'VS; Stiutt Mo.tonftrifcrt,o7l the..OL'l4- Li) 4 , 11:ti No. 12) StraoLl, wbere Adrer!lxeptints, t ot . oo Poper.:ititers tar tiarktdito ,, ,..sr4t. trorttpiiit), r;; , +:E/tIpER 1. if illiam 11,77411 wo, indiaed for a misderneatinvi 6 having coranitted c‘itain inde,eent practices with a person prikown. I'l4 prosecution was carriedoit . oy the parish Of St, George) Bloornsbuq. it • a l"' licareiltruin the evidence_ of • a patrole of . theoinno . of'Cl.trlie, Out, on the night of the 164 i ofAtignvt, bweeit the' lotus of Oevt:ti find iWrtye, going his usual round, in the ne:ghbourintod of lOid-siivare, he obicrved the del , :nalant ,going into field,near VW bu 11, .1);at;e. lie sUspettlect (hat ho Was abOtit surnc tlsitsg improper, and advanced softly io tkpimcca WhVii. tt a priSetVele defendant anti an offier person itl tt-ntost indecent sitwitrott, 'He an rett;diately advanced, and Ihe patties se parittrti difrtrent roads. He 'pursued the defendant, whom ' lie overtook, aft er a c h ase O f: b 0 yardi. 11 tick - h LON N 4 1 ‘ t krowail vitt; .hts Ntait, and 'whit the a -•-•• ", • I:4 * . Sist:anCe!ji . CroSt.)y, ale pi itlate:' watclitzian Tal , nit; IN ATE,tt s Mite v_istocli-§quare, wyctirtA.l- him, and font Witt to . Cidf*;:. ' tin. '3. ve ' s I ,Viloti charged W3ll the odente, he 61° " 1-1 °"' • ViAli. Ott Sunday i;st, At r 4:4144,1014..C4fik, LOCI li , 0 1 venlig 51divill ai;ct ir ~., J . • 4 i CO , On fueeday s an t'it: iqurtit rartvc, 'Paths 14 ' r " '' Novniar)cet, . ' A. II ke P C* Un 4 ./e,it{....,day I:t.t, A. lily.. at Wootkotl,°l L • / A' re}, tevrts'i ctsi!ers k.e.i. . 4 , , ,c , i ', ~. • . v 1 i... , Un Tb u rsd.iy, at. klitiriti.:, In tiuntingd?Obire, tliti_Al I ttoula., V, cet;,„ c ' l e Lin I,LC 171.11 t4 ll, 4 t telt, MI::. 111.011, Of te o c ; : ,P ie rel . l Je tt ot Sarliudt Miritr, loi. law of 1$4.11:1100-1 ''' I ?,_ di X. age 4 64 , o i OP Lotc4), at W,iliiwt , ,fit. I:taii.ti IN. atinare, ,f o W4bilqiC, 4cd 2 0 . , .. , - . . , , t.:()A L ,%,I,+.li.ts.i.'f, Nov. i. . r rice. _,, ShiptkatAfa-ktet. S;1111:, bold. oi. ,-- ...• a d to 5 0 1. la 2siowcst.stte; . . • th . 4tg. - - 1 ' to ....., cos , I, s:altulti•ko.l . . • 0 •- -: ot i . Co 1 ' 4 1 1 -.. Sc.,oLtt ...:0 it • . 0 • 4 " . ;: * 0 - , .to "'"' 1 ~ 2 Culdias . . • • 1- +: 1!,I1,/i t Uitlk: • Tlio•• stetteritiort with which' Englisbrnc , n prci- • nottriCe the name of DaYottN, Should tot tnake Ahem blind to his defects; or to speak mote properly, his negligenoes. A new-Version of Ovicr's Meta morphoses hat, litely met one 'view, the merit tit which i, at least - equal to that of 'our -great pot..t.— The Reader shall . hear. both sides. JOpiterconvokeri the other Deitieg, aintiinforrni thern , i hat the destruction of the earth is a matter ()- painful necessity. • '• , twat not more etaneern'd in that debate Of empire, 'when oueuniversal State, ' Was put to hazard, and the giant TUC Our captive skies were ready to embrace ; For tho'the foe was fierce, the SeCdS Gt' all , , Rebellion sprang from one original. ' Now, whcreso'ever ambient waters glide, • ~• r • ' • All are corrupt, and all must be destsoy'd. Let me this holy protestation make-- , . ~.. . 1 By 'tell,. and 'Hell's inviolable lake, , • , 1 try'd whatever in the god -head lay ;,•.. .• • 1.• But gangren'd menthers must he lopp'd away., ,i, Beiore the nobler parts are given' to decay. : .. • .. • There dwells below a,race of demi-gods, .., (f nymphs in waters,.and or fauns in woods . ; -• •', Who tho' not worthy yet in Heaven to hie; '‘. . Let them, at least, enjoy thatearth we give. '' • Can these he thought securely lodg'd belnw, ' ' ' ;• ' W hen I iny...elf, who too Superior know n I, who ha re fleav'n and Earth at my cornrnantl, Have la # ceu attempted by .I.y,eaoh's hand t, DaYDLIt. This anxious heaft knew no severer. pain O'er rebel. Earth our enspire to retait4 At that qi pad moment,.vv hen the.giant brood With }t4pdtett hands their impious siege pursii`d„ And sought by rocky pyramids to rise, On dragoffoot, athwart ottr.cuptive skies. Rude was the conflid, yet the bitttler tbsrea Was tingle in its object and its souree, : • ,But now, where'er old Oceao's billows All sin alike, and all alike must die.' I swear by all the sacred streains tie t'lave Earth'i sable womb below the Styylari cave ; Mail in Ins headlong ruin tolrestrain All has or :n try'd, and try'd, alas! in vain s - Bitt when cont.tgici sPreads„tfte tinitssarpund We "lop thulainted to preserve toe srOvid. - Mine are the OtYts, mine . thenyinplis ;,nd fauns, Who Neat below .the Wrests and he' law irIS These tho' I forrn'd,'iti ctignity . alid worth, Unfit for Heav'n, sliall-Wefiecuie on Earth. But think ye;. tilts, in safety the) can, rove,' When fierce Lyeaon sought the lite of love ; Of love the Thenderer, 'whose heavenly ss4 ay All nature owns, and even yiou obey? , , , \:~~ ' aiteElt. The lioliteri 'of the tvw retwoolog unpaidSlinei of the foliowiug sold by j3ibil, in the Lot tery that finished tht 22 I of at Month, art: ie. qu,ited to bring them for payment., or to Exchange mein for Tickets or ,fittares 4xtr.tordininy Little Lonely, to. on Tuesday; the 19th tills 1.114,1.1 th, C • a • . 34. 1 63 . . • s,eso 1,44 . 2,000 , . 1,8 54 • C 2,0 A) 4,t45 . C • • 1, 3,863 . A . 3,t;63 . B . sae , 2,032 ••• ' A' . . Soo Iltstt desires his .trieods to notice, that to .a ce, ining, ,Tickets and Shares will be adince 'before the DiaWing„• as. the whole . 4.4 this little Lottery does, isot et Lliist IA more than half the . . number I.l,nally sold, Whilst Tickels.are to. be had, they l) 4 ! bolo without atty partislity, at,No. 4, Corn hill, or No. 9, Charing-cross. , • . • SWINDLER he 5..--T pmobile'are cautrovied , :igainst a • gang of.swic.dirrs, atnonottitg to aboot t we nty, the Whole of whom were torned , loo,o.. On the (ow n by the laSt Insolvent Att,‘and whose depredation,s have already ikett the ruip,9l,seyral young tratic,sinet,,— :they re this in respedahte simationl its differ e nt parts°, the town, represent theruselves'as merchants, and give reference to shard firms in diferent parts of the city; instituted only for the purpose of accept anceS, and to. give cc:qur to their villainy. Their custom is to, give bills, and by reference 'to each ~ outer the tradesman is put off his gaited, and be comes .a due of artifice. Within the last fortnight, above twctity ads of fraud of this kind have be e n C,Orintlittql west of Temple-bar, A loan, calling at the East India' Chambers, whose appeal atiee and mannets baffled .suspieioil, purchased a quatatty,of small organs at a oninutse tory in St. INiartili's-lane, amounting to .401, and gave a bill at . ty.o months, aCcvlited firm in Worifi4 , ood , 4treet,Bishopsgate-street ; out the text (ily the manufacturer was apprised that part of .bis property had been , pledged tor a ;rifling sum „; and fromiurtherinioirtes, he was quite i;att s tioa a b out his new customer. A stable-keeper furnished an other o f t h e tit r ua d with a horse, and this was hat ! . nested in style tothediaconifituro of ta harness-makt:r, in Swaltow-street ; stud the nett thing watolie pur r:ham:of a chaise at a coach-maker's in-the same stree.f, who was paid by a . two months' dill, A tailor in Long liCre, ekiewellic:vcil kie Oxio ).e d r ;att il e l e n t, tm a i i . , upholsterer Jobn.tareet, t bers, as well as tit heir tiadesmen, which wink' cc t:upy a culuitan to detail, have also been pltindered by this gang. It is,neeessary to inform the trades people,' that, althollgli they , have taken bills, the partici. are liable to arrest, Under sub carcuiristances, bclore such,bilht ate due: .., • A tradesman - ofeconsiderable , respettabitityl o the t kiorly of -Mandhtster-scrOtire has been char ge d w i t h stealing silver tillipot, Lind nthe'r "ortleles of valu able lAate, io the diA elling,-1104,,5e Of - another frodes. Man in the neighbourlitify.l of . 89fit), Tife affair i$ of a oitt ore slot .„it escot to be eittered itito; shflice it to say s that the parties vt , ere on thtl Most ill titritttt tertus of Tile felony wzii l kt: s c:i. vered bf at; articles benig tracellto paWohr o k vr t A shop, Where they were proven 'to have been pitMted , by the;prisoner's servant, t y order of her ilidstir. A dtleute i . amounting to a sort of, justification; by the prisoner. 1:7 • . watchman. Th Man escapen. 00PLNii4:41.cfrost!OtattlillatiOn by Mr:'GUiti 4 EY , . C: , iinsel for the Defendant, it appeared that helod PvlseCttteri;. another, person, in ! that .Court, OF had a similar crime, two,or.thr.ee Sessions ago. Ile also,. in- a third case,.of.the -same deBCtiptlo, giVen his evidence before the Grand Jury, and ll he W 33 bound over •to,„-prosecute, .1304 ?th. io gentlemen at• of the parish had afterwards, di re cted him. tint tend, as they had sen conted, t 4, withdraw the Pro - se cutinp. Mr. GURNEY, after a: forcible and feelg itues 'appealies to the Court and , Jury , proceeded to, 011 w 10 - the charader of 441 Defendant.: , Mi. G:aige . keys, an etninent distiller, resitlid ill BrUn'swiek-sqiiate, kit loin the Deet„43.et lived as' footman at the titne vi.is apprehended, • gave birti 1110 St xcelleig Thal le* ce,vtid'asmost onexLeptiona.,!e ci•arotier of th'' k n dant, troth with woo, 11, tied tired thiee 61' font returPolS verdia of acquittal: • • a very gerfteelly'dre o f' d A Mrs. Chaptnatt , inan, who stated herself to he t rcsidch, itteet, Coir-.ne+ peace against her' She aver; was hi , constant ic.6r of her life or . 1 harm from 'ins brutality ; and stat e d in manv instances of h's otittageoui con( being in the habl.of• threatening' to niu The , iid appe,ated at tile bar Mr. A drews, its an 'ciatahlur ditcher, obliged to attend); and made a Aeffc charges of his rib, Whith convnl,ed laughter:-;—"i,liaVe been a sea:6lllG your-Flononr;'','Sanl he and thong , • • in many, eniageincins, I never niet frigate tiris'here w'lle'tif mine in in her third husband,. acrd God bell) the .he treated then] in ihe same way_th hayed - to me. During the fire' Yea' , lined with her, she; bas tir 9001, of my own inonT,lrorn-liwi P`' out house by force P' ut )p your Honour, theteateatlat"man on ground. Neva did I insult !lei and if ever I 'do, - may'l be. hiang yard.arm in the river. She is the Sir; that evercwalked;-he .r"she'bidv clefinntftt . tti Goa iind•rn therefbre fi tkorAitife', she.' c. am the most.. infijr.dest . • and neilpec, the three kingdoms:" then 'a Pilot in the river ; and tii; he de all the charges of his the C V4.,liours to .put 'in a iegt..l.:r LI• should ,bind hiin over ,10' l'Cce ) th e boiiied to the Cottrt, and •sa;kl Mari of /.ati; for advice. 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