replied that herself his Son in Law Mr Stevens, and his
Wife had been in Search of him, that She had seen him
and he had confessed to his that he had been concerned
in the Robbery of the Dollars and had proposed to her to
get out of the Kingdom. That said Mrs. Mowett after
this, requested Informants Advice how, and by what means
her son might safely get away, when Informant recom-
mended Lynn in Norfolk or Hutt in Yorkshire , That
she then asked Informant, If he wou'd go with her Son.
to which Informant replied that on her Account he would
go any where, provided she wou'd make herself easy, and
being sorry for what her Son had done. That said Mrs.
Mowett then asked Informant to go with her the next
Evening to which Informant consented. That the next
Evening (Monday the Eighteenth) Informant went
with said Mrs Mowett to a house in Goswell Street , where
Edward Payne< no role > her Son, was in a Room by himself, and
Where it was agreed between them, that said Payne and
Informant, should the day following go to Lynn in
Norfolk in Orde rout Payne might take Shipping to
Norway. That by Paynes desire Informant was
to get a Past Chaise which he fired the next Day into
Goswell Street , but not being able to find Payne that
Day Payne and Informant did not sit off tell the next
viz Wednesday Afternoon, and arrive next Morning
at Lynn about Eleven O Clock, and put up at the Crown