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On Thursday n'trysoon she meet owl. sad mss cwe a.n!
tune; whoa she came in for app►rante. was mach s;amed,
sissincsuu was essithilasivi. and on Friday nwve•ae ...no 4
rite striglibinits weer sent far: whim they rams she oss.
tinsel) iaterrogated as to her situation, and who the. • hr.l
had tom been bans during the laid Woe site was west 4 ,b.
horse? She perseveringly denied that she bad twee tin are
such situation as they insintsaird. or the any saris Ming had
happened to her as they seemed In insilipoile. The swim.
Moils continued, mud search was ountisseneed ararrd met
Louse. After a little time the Mooching spectacle of a naked
liftlem infant, partly covered with Moms awl talkie!, pm.
sensed Moil to their sight. They trimmed in the house. tit.
formed her of the fact, and scoot pressed her to dibehmr the
particulars. She at last arknowledgid Mint it was hrr (inta—
tbal she need nu violence in procure rip densh—ilrel wells
" still-horn." After misty entreaties star was prevailed us
to goo to bed
A Coroner's Jury was immediately summoned oser the
body of the infant; 11114.1.! loartieninoly the ht..
Lore toasty maths of sentence, which rousted brow
ilifieted by an std 116.11 V 611111111 00 ow near the infant. t/ire
slight amtiod MRS dint-severed MI th► lienot
(hi her examination the unfeeling nbuliber (it wad her she ran
br entire') persisted in her former statement, that the rht44
was stitt-loorry She gave various I cnuirsilirlury stale.
mein& it...preens( herself. She lohl the family she caws toms
Ohm—the Jury, (rum :opringfirld, %lass.chussr~.—thus ale
ernes...ll the Coaarrtitat ricer in a bend as N orifiousl—that
she e.o.m.' the Hodson river before New York. nail tearoom
other osartienlars egioully inciiiiristeul and iiimatisfses.ory
sad yet, she sermril from insanity—miming • most•
deal of avant iiiii Site said her rem. was itiiSu /AIM*
—that her father and mottos sere dead, and 144 sia had
sitters living at the westward, whom sbr was going in visit.
Several respectable physicians were ralle•d as wiluis.re,
who gave it as their (opinion, that the child was slier when
born

We understood that the verdict we., that the child ralbe
In its 41.ath by violence by ..m• twiit's' or pclionio os.kuotto
to the Jury, sod by the neglect of its mother Ehia altrot.

Plii4l'l.: IN 7'IIE .►Ir,IIITbRR9Nr.AN.

The following is n copy of n leiter received nt Domemnith
(amongst snail others) front sane a she teen Well M lung-
nog so the brig Helen. .d ohm port. R. Cornish, Waster.
giving an anemone of the alesouriatm of shoo vessel on the
cooly pars of this month, in the Medlin union's, by •
Pirate _ _

" Alumni, Aligins 6, 1419.

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" Mlf OtAt PARINT.-1 write theme lows to inform yin
of our ihrailful imam 5 sine, hoping you will fl'elive ibis let.
ter heron- you hear of it from she newapa:stra On the 14
of August. being Teresil.y, at 9 p. m about 42 miles K.K.E.
of Cape fie Gail, an •rineil brig, low, long, nod straight-
sheered, yellow sides. apparently pirreid td. 11; VIII., 04
beau, stern him It„ with tail cabin windows, fired Sales 1a....-
deviate us to heave to, and semi the boat, with our Caption.
ou board. Vie SOUTH'S:II ly lowered the j,,,:y Is at. and
'wormier' alongside We met her boat 9 iltil ai 1 aisaimt
men going In bow., the licks. ; we oheroveil a settit.rel walk •
jog the starboard gangway, who told us lit Eoglish (in fat t
all the officer% and r.rw spoke English) to lay off on on:
oars until the (7aptant came 014 ski k, as he only minted to
ask us a few questions. In about five minutes aft. r obey sir.
Mold us on Mood our own vessel. When we came istongaitle
the Helen, there was on officer, apparently in English nate*
outfit. tn. and his pox, in posts. . of her; shy maw.
diately seized oar Captaits and the remittent's. of as.
hove us flows in the fom-astle, and itailen down the
hatches, scarcely admiitiog a r enough to breathe. with
two sentinels over we, threatening instant death to
the first man OM. Afield 0111rnipt ill look up.—
Tlary said our lives and private property were safe, as it was
only • ttttt e of the cargo they wanted. They kept us bob"'
place for iaineueru hours mu bond and water. By what 'we
could learn. they kepi Ilw Helen to the SW. sod E. At six
a. a. the pirate came and lashed alougside, they then broke
open the hatches. sod began to remove our cargo to their
error vessel. thiriug this lime we had an oppairianity of
seeing thiough a hole they bail made in the Wit-mile deck,
to give as a hole air, that the third cloth of the starboard
ketch of her foresail was marked • James Quilliai, seal.
seniker. Deceive!: in italics. 19 cloths iii the heml of the
Ball; the third cloth of the larboard tenet, of her fort-tip.
sail was stamped, in capital letters, ' JAMES ASH BURN,
SA ILII AK ER, LIVER POOL,' sod a crow-band below the
last reef. Her job and fore • topmast-slay-soil marked as
her forrlop-sails, her is ww,. and pried" bided, as well as
her yards, and her Lower Armed■ in the wake of the yards.
The lower masts painted yellow, owl the yards sad mast.
head with whole lead. As nine, a as. the brig cast off,
and the sentinel declared she was gone in chase of ea.
'Ober resort. We then heard a chopping, as if tloy were
wettilluic the vessel, and knocking up the lung.litiat. Af-
terwards we were greatly alarmed by bearing • great
quantity of le•ler in she 11.1 J; we *hell esitrcaled, is the
MOW of every thing busman and divine, to grant tio our
peso when they equivocally answered you have gut your
litres, if you know how to take rare of tissue. Haring our
whole confinement we heard their at (tiff. rent iilliMall making
use of dieailful expressi tttt a, such es • dead men tell nu
Isles; they were constantly exclatining again's. the British
Galeria ttttt 'lll Mild is. SUlsicela, and declared Mal if was is
constqwetice or the taxes mid impositions that reduced them,
and would thousands more, if out altered, to the like ;a•-
reeding'.
" Ai one, p 'a. the vessel seemed to have made a great
quantity of water ; she began to roll very heavy ; we then
looked up through Ike titular's., and saw th,ro aloft rutting
:may thr top sails, ties, top gall.iiit lrillcirda, lift., Igo. 'l'.,
tlescrihe eon feelings was impure:ill!. , the loonies of death
orming us in the face, all OUT lila} c:ss a"ui ei.iteatics visakitsg
set the least impression on throe iiilioni in im•tistrra. '.e
then made a desperate, Ind usisncerosfil attempt, fat oar
olifb;hrtrYllabtelowiti-ZigaZl Shurern auUritrleewitleotrl illy:14;1'17:g fo."ire'i deed kup; ore
were STIIIIITIIIIIII4I, litaaal..J latt..t. asset.. rat. ale 110`.41, a was
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wetter, leaped overboard. One of the vino... fired at him,
but luckily inisard his aim, another jumped over, and drag-
ged him nu ibek ; they then heat hint wrist 111.1TlesTll'ul',
i and hove liars hedge to as agate. Haring railed and ha:-
! Vocal down the haulm. more create ghats veer, they iul.l u•
i if we made another attempt they wotsl,l blow out ourhra:m.
Al last, when they hat satiated their lieliWh Illslielle, an.l
considered us sulfic,ently wired, our of thrift told it. he
was genii; aft for a little while so oil down, and then Imenosirt
rutlfrn :mll give us our lib,. ty. Its 111111 manner -me lay fur
atonal as. h • nail it half, our ferliogi ,01%1 might ?Slily lettlia
gioe. but 1 ...annul describe tnem. Nut hearing airy noise, we
I naturally conduit. sl they were asleep through deusikenuess.
awe
;taulia:ututilyli:fiaignovciulicrruictf;:rxtihtoe
oasastr.ehi:snewlirrhas,chhyliwaille;isttadly
1 •
creeping aft, to our great joy, fault,' our emir.... done.—
Hat what a Bight •aa the uaforlttitate Helen! Pill feet of wa-
• ter its her hot.l, arid riakisg fist, oar-jolly-Isom gone, the
long boat knocked almost t• pieces, the hatches to tto-
same stale. suit part of the **arca phtudered, oar 'vessel
i wattles' in tox plazge.,four holes oti the maturate, ..wo throtsgh
the ceiling, and tae outside 1n..i.-heasis kiwi lied down; the
composers, quadrants, pump-ireee, some at' the buses peer
mid sails woo., the talon rutontaee•l of awry thine, the
rigging cost is pieces, awl Ike name of. the ...see and torat
cut out ; in fief, carry thing takes assay or rat V. that.
. 0"
111 of toy use to save user frees. erre' .61). manna* vile 1.
patch ayes, hint-birat *lib t.wrialliogo. Ni itea.lie ...ii/Pe
Shit; we 1111(11-lsoialest ado pi.,.., a WPM 4=1.. j 6.66 1p66 she
thellellat we (huh). By ibis time the puma . fa; and
made mossy after as sitaia. bat tirsishapiy7;Wai wawa'
-satsai, we wets Shea rahligmi I. have ere fig, fOr nosier
Miabig • Ai* hoe gussets; we "is 'Allied Ban qtrli see"
bandit bailing die bast, to keep her alai i bet hied mist

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