The Sun.
London, England, 1811-08-13 00:00:00

MARGARET CAURRON ermined.

It is irripo,sibie to speali of this witness without
.observing, that a more.beautiful leMale never before;
in such a 'situation, attracted public attention, The
„galf:lnt, gay Lotharia was of quite a ditlerent de.
scriptions He had been obliged to resign the come
maid of a company. in. the army; itt consegivence .of
littealth, and seemed in the last stage oticoo•stutp-.
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'Witness said, she was the daughter olthe plain-
tiff, Mr. John CaMeron, She had , a -.brother and'
tester; her sister was married to Mr. John Quioter,
of Enniskillen; tier' lather was land steward to Lord
Belmore, She feel lived in her father's house libaL
tier infancy, and had received how education partly
at Riess, auJ partly at Enniskillen ; -her education
bad been superintended by her father ; elieweisted,
hire in, keeping and , 'arranging Lord BelrooreN ece
Counts of reveres in cattle, servants wageS, &c.—
Itecollebed ing come on a visit to her sister, Ms.
Quintoo, in the month of gird) last. Mrs,.
Quinton was wry large with child, and witness
came to keep house for her during her illness Mr.
Quinton kept the head inn at EnniSkillere She.
knew`CeptaireHasend. [This Gentleman was
ting opposite to Wittle,B w bile she gave her evi-
dent:e]—he lodged oepbsite to her, in the house of
Mre-Cierke; he cair:e -there to bye about a week
alter she had come to ; recollected hat'.
leg received. messages froill tlitll by his servaet, Pa-
trick gicnaroara. The:ser.vant toldeher gr. Has-
lard wished test-t tier; she told'htm, she would not.
see Captain Hassled, Sortie extinct* after, the
Set Vaili brought ber a letter Irian Captain ,irlaiSerd;i
01 e deseed the-servant to Nave it ti Ceptein H.;
at ea could eel her le d nor write, Oft' tilts following
evenitig tht:' hervmic .came to her, and delivered a
rnessige feet; his mister, saying, he was much See -
piked she o cold eetuSe te'reeelve it ;- he, knew she
could both read end, write. On this occaeitio she
(lid not say any thing to Macnomara‘ The. next
communication was on the eve iting of lest Patrick's
nay. On that night -Mr. fiesSard came to Mr.
Quinion'S to sup-; when he canes there, she was,
in her Sister'e room, and he sent one ofe Mr. -Quia-'
ton's housemaids IQ witness, to say" .ht.t, Wished to
speak to' .her ; she told the tna'd that- site could not
go. Shortly after, she went downestairse and on
coining up again, she went into a room. Captain
Hassaid was nut then 'there, but he came in
afier;eards ; there were no other persons present
when he came iii ; he took hold of her hand and
"My loveedon't be afraid of me; I-will never
have any eteson bet you." Nothing more passed;
she mielenn reply,put left him. He did' not follow-
her, She ktiC'‘, Z7)111111 Leonard, Mr. Quinten's
cook ; she kid a conversation in tele of the roomy
eeitEs Hassard', end soon after coarlitilliCot..,
ed it to the witlitML The Capiniti luta said, " that
he hoped shortly to be mat ried, and would:never
take any; body but her."!---She knew Rose Clarke ;
she was a ,house-maid of Mr. Quinto'n ; 1.205 e
-Clarke. advised her to go with Mr. Hessard e there
was aniehee serraef maid advised, her ; the next
time she saw Captain Hassard wee on the Sunday
night betore she went away with him ; he came to
sleep at Mr. Qtaietert'S, about tea o'clock ; he met
hr; on 161 iii lit going dawn seiirceeted he said he
wished to see her ; Ahc their said that she cooklaint
'tell him whether-she could see him on thet .nighi or
not ; but she tit-terWitt'lfi saw hits on that night, and
had 'a conversation with 111111 ; lie iced-her that he
hid been at his brother's,' Wen.- Elesseed's, and that
he had bought a-gig to: go away iie; he said they
weer 'be ready et one o'clock on the, next night, de-.
si eft 'tier to prepare, and that they were tu he mar-
-11,4 on tlie.day alter they left Etuaiskilien. The
gig cattivr and Capt. Has-kaki appointed one o'clock
the au+ crusting night. Aboet one o;elook she saw
Cape, Haesere looking- silt of the windows of his
own lodgittee, See lett Mr. Quinton:-; ehorily af-
ter, and- walked through the town.witleCapt, Has-
yard to the far 'bridge, where 'the, :gig wei waning
for them; she wits 'tended ioto the gig,- and they
drove gill' to Mr. NV ill. Hassard'se within a mile of
the town- of Swanlitiber ; they got.thete at a late
Meier that night; they drove very fist. -On their
arrival, she went: to a loom called- Captain Ileareird's
TOM ; it way - abed-chamber, and- retnaitied there
Captaiu Rescind; . the Captain went to bed ter
her ; on, the lielq morning she tow her father in
that room ;, he came there ireseareh of her ; tires'
were ow to bed when net father earnee—she mule.
ed: home with her father ;. -he did not see Captain
Hese:lrd ;. he ,(the Captain) was told of her father's
coming ; her lather is a iu a greeepersion,
Ctosecotanained by Mr. Pcp,cksTvW

She was not influenced iA testimony
It the olijet.il of itereafterj)ecomtlig the wile of
(''jp;ain •t 1 sward. When ttfte went of with
it was with the intent of being married Lo him.
1114 t iottjed Wrii no longer desirable to her,
The vindication of her chat war watt an objela to
hot. She had never seen Captain Hassard
be came to lodge at Mr. Clarke's. Heard he was
oo.igoki to tease the army on account or. ill health.
tine ntver Itnrd him 4ccused of 'seducing. any
son ticror4L, Si.editt not tall in love with" When
she siw. cull not say that she hall ever
hew mleh attached lO'him. She %vas ath ised to Marry'
I,int by oth'r ; the styvants of the house rid,.
visaed her to,tnarry him. She hat.' been in the lizi,tut
of looking out of Mr:: Quittton!s wiodg",
t
she woke to Cap,am, riassatd, sh'e saw him
from the windows : The did not remember` kissing
her tit, him from the window : she net tai'
made any signs to him.; she does not thitsic that stie
was more them three or tour times in company with
his/1, when ,be went aWay with Iran ; he had 'kissed,
her two. or three times before the elqement she
had never Mentioned those fteedn.i.s to her Sister;
he gave her a handkerchief Is a token of
ton ; hhe gave him one as a token of atiedion ; Otr:
once Sent him on orange by his servant; she had
1): en fit. ttte window with they orange in her hand
Sod he saw _her; she does nOt recollett having ey9r

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