But, waiving these remarks, I own I am unwilling to be either imprisoned for debt, or punished for imposture.

I know how far to depend upon generosity, and what is called benevolence--words to amuse the weak-minded; I build upon a surer bottom.

I will bargain for your assistance.

It is in my power to put twelve thousand pounds in the pocket of Samuel Crowe, that there sea-ruffian, who, by his goodwill, would hang me to the yard's arm"---- There he was interrupted by the seaman.

"D--n your rat's eyes! none of your--hang thee! fish my top-masts! if the rope was fairly reeved, and the tackle sound, d'ye see"-- Mr.Clarke, who was present, began to stare, while the knight assured Ferret, that if he was really able and willing to serve Captain Crowe in anything essential, he should be amply rewarded.