Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

London, July 20. Mr. Cauchois (the French Juriconsul, who at the expense of his fortune, so bravely saved the life of Maria Salmon) seems destined by Heaven to be the guardian angel of the innocent condemned. Maria Salmon is the sixth victim he has snatched from the hangman's hands. In the year 1774, he saved from ignominy and death a young man falsely accused and as wrongfully condemned. In 1779, a poor man ordered to the galleys for a crime his weak state of body could not permit him to perpetrate. The third, whose life he preserved, was the pretended accomplice of this last one. A midwife accused of different crimes in her profession, and condemned to be hanged, found in Mr. Cauchois an asserter of her innocence; as did also a surgeon at Dieppe, who was said to have poisoned a whole family. Maria Salmon concludes, for the present, the glorious list of those whose lives he has prolonged. Such an advocate deserves well both of his country and of mankind.