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• ..uttuttErDAY, FE I'ORIOE—COVENT-rIARDEN THEATRE.' THE PAMPHLETEER,'NO. r NOBILITY and GENTRY, and Public in 1 is this day pablidted, and may be had of all Boa ral, are respectfully informed the Performances win pnee Is. 6d. at this Theatre TO-MORROW (Faauv, Feb. 96), The early Numbers - USW been Relented, comp? lirection of Mr. Amu,. with a GRAIRD SELEC- may be procured from the Commencement. • an the must favourite Authors, ancient Ida sodas; ,fat I s t ti me, SMARM) ILLUSTRATIONS OF HUNCHMadame Georgi Belochi wil l • -ati, Gratias agimus tibl,' and Meads% This day waaiWhed. imperial4o)(_Priks mia balsa it cor.' Signora Con*, Hot?, Indy Lard T HE AD VE NTURE of HUNCH-Bit .rumba.' Miss Witham, vellum slot." the Stories connected with it, (front the .Arf fai t r) magnify the Lord.' Miss Clooese, 6 IL slgli Estertelameste); With Sevesteen iliu4rativo a." And Miss Stephens,' Hush ye pretty ' Air cam by WILLIAM DANIELL, from Plasma pe m panied on the Violin by Mr. Ware ; the brakd Some BERT SMIRK", B.A. to the Lord,' and the Soldier dr'd,' Trombwabilgato, Lostdoes: Printed for Hurst, Robinson, ink C mt. Mr. Kenward, Sound an dam; and The J. and J. Boyden), No. 90, Clteapaide. wells; Mr. Thorne, ' Mirth admit me. Mr. Yard- fa This Advertisement appeared in the Sr irk the trumpet.*—The Motet, Metbl I bar; stant, with theprice.6e. 6d. Instead of ,f 6. 6s. o.)—Russian Ilymn, llatk the vaa's. ta l dnam.. 00 a.. in of March will oe übmaked,fr He who was,' (Papioae—Joibell) , --ljema, PAITOILY . PRAYER-B(30K, wig rum corpus,' (Mozait) will b e introduced for dr Ent d the Grand Choruses. ' Th e Heaves. sera Isiling, notary, Practical, and Hi* Be the Rev. Dr. MAY nes; For UAW us,' Halleluiah U.awstiasla with PL of na tion Anthem, • Goo save the King."ebb Work, price 4a. ea Med 'erformatices will commence with the Orettliew to the „A, any be bad grade ial; and tht Third Act with Handel% favourite Air, nee d lP lerals tt• Risindlons and Waterloo-place, London ; and J. • rilous Blacksmith,' arranged for an Orchestra by l also by all other ...._,.uoksellers. Thom f, End Of Part I. a Concerto to the Organ, attiat has ne a c' r• ,ri'r by o, e .vii.l4m (Mr. 4t : • 1. by saPPlird gratis With Prallwahlwat wit! Wesley, in which he will -rareGuee a*Sca.kiit sages d "" 2*'"lol"tr customers. s elan nch. • Later, pub,/ :ipaliseaformers, Madame Oreorgiaellochi,fignomCorri, Handsomely printed, in one v , /khans, Miss Stanford, (their test appearance), Master A 'DISCOURSE on. P 1 son, Miss George, sad Mim Stephens; Mr. Reward, N to N4 which the env a ppearance), Mr. Norris, Mr. Yardley, and Mr. Thorne. People are 'deduced from fluty her of the Bind, Mi WASIK Organ, Mr. S. W 5111.111% Principles of Episcopacy, from t remainder of the Baud and Choruses, which will be as- Church, and from the Law of aid complete, by the most approved Ptrfornten. By the Rev. THC es for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Vicar of Ilart-ttreeti from ten till four. Printed for P.C.- and J. B s 3 to be opened at six o'clock ;to begin precisely at seven. Tem, and No. 5, Waterloo. nice at nine. Free List , of this Theatre does not extend to Oratorios. Lat , Handsomely printed in T rANTED, a GENTLEWOMAN, who will un- xi 4s. &nate the SUPERINTENDENCE of the GENE- E LEMENTS of C , INFIRMARY at NORTHAMPTON, in the capacity .1.2 trodutooy to sae/ ATRON. Such Persons as intend to become Candidates ter-amend S o iree,. ie thice are requested to send in their Names; with testi- i nc l u di ng t h e hem Dm nit of character, directed (post or carriage paid), to Mr. t h e junior swami, lay, the Secretary, on or before Saturday, the 20th of Mara, cieh.wa t , ' By w'ich fourteen days' notice, at least, will be gives of the Fellow ar of Maim]. The Candidate town he' a tinglc Woman or Printed for Rh/ ow, uneuctuaberedswith Children, and not .under thirty t oo .pk ee , a of age.—By order of the Conunittre, H. HARDAY, Secretary. NEW EDITIC nerd IsErmary, Northampton, Feb. 15,1819. Lately puldlshe price In bur iAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY'S OFFICE, Bridge-street, Blackfriar's, 19th February, 1819. I 'M nig COURT of DIRECTORS, pursuant to the Creel . Ninth Bye Law, hereby give Notice, That the BALLOT cn nneot t o o the ELECTION of AUDITORS, which will tarts place the Cain , ti-axo-Acznot Tautest, in the Strands In the M ig t:f a cs ti e f qty of Middlesex, on MONDAY, the first day of March - moot to I It, will commence at One o'Clock, and remain open until.* By • , re orlock in the Afternoon of that day. Printed Ey Oider of the Court of Directors, J. PEDDER, Sec. TO SCAVENGERS, Sec. PARISH OF ST. MARY-LA-BONNE, 13tH day of February, 1819. ME VESTRYMEN of the said Parish give No- Q st, That they will meet in the Vterav-Roon, L "twos-floor, on SATURDAY, the 13th day of Mardi peat, 71.-(.a of the Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals, is NV:ifir.g, sealed up, front Persons willing to Contract wit# y them for Collecting and reqrting a die BIM= sod AS contAined within the Three IxvisiAns of tha mod( Paris's, for rid Term of One or more Years, not exceeding Tsar; from the 6th day of April next. The Contractor w inn the Breeze and Ashes which he may collect within Ashton. Further Particulars may be known, .on application to ' Clerk, at the Court-House, in Oxford-street. N.B. Scsurity will be required for the due T .fortnaw tie Contracts. By Order, J. H. GREEN WELL, Vestry C! TO CARTERS, Re. PARISII OF ST. MARY-LA-BONNE, 13th February, TH E VESTRYMEN of the said Parish f 1 cite, That they will meet at the Coo sz-Hoos TURDAY, the 13th day of March next, it EL Cock in the Forenoon, to receive Pr staled front Persons willing to supply n e ltll/ with fit and proper HARNESS for the same, YEN, for each of the Three Division& of the ss the purpose of loading and carrying away_the ad FILTH out of the Streets, Places. Mews" weaned within the said Three Divisions, ' Oct or more Yeats, not exceeding Three, fr Apr.i sect ; the Horses to perform a day, t o be measured from where the tint km, and to finish at the Laystall of the draw Leads not less than Twe Tons each. St,Ai t y will be required for the du( Couttart or Contracts. Further Pa•ticulars may be known, Clef', at Coe Court-House, in Oxford-, by of.2,er of the Vestry, J. H. GEER ---- TO WHEELWRIG PARISH OF ST. MAR" VESTRYMEN of t' will meet at PJts c.l SATURDAY, the f._e icing, of tat Clock i n t h e F orer sezled up, from any ~ .° "l . l 4c *- with them to supply f ~ u r! Ise of Caring away e tilt Stre.”,t' Places, Niemen tat said Parish, for the ten eroding Three, front the 6tl tentnin and carry L oa d s or Ctmtractor to keep the %wed, and properly fit Place to deposit the sarr Proved by the salt Vest Security will he re. Contract. Further Particular Clerk• at the Cum- By Order, Jur Tiik LW, ▪ lazy tite ukkh thy CM!, acre-. Orton' 4701:': (14 4 p e cnntfidittl, ' 44 Oise:vat .. .4141, 1 Is t , 4 10 • _ l4l l cooky • Me at tb ono ,TORIOS.—COVENTOARDEN THEATRE.' LITY and GENTRY, and Public in respectfully informed the Performances wil Theatre TOMORROW (Fanace, Feb. 1111), o of Mr. Anita., with a GRAIN) IMMO. est favourite Authors, ancient *ad metinni Georgi Belochi will siwb far lst till., atlas animus tibl,' and Ros*in Onadma, as U cor.' Signora Corti,' Hal% hafy Lod; L.' Miss Witham, s With vantage obi" magnify the bud.' Miss Gan% s Ili, Miss Stephens,' Hash ye pretty t _ i Aft aw n the Violin by Mr. Ware ; the ania4 rd,' and the Soldier dr'd,' Treece,' Kenward, Sound an alarm awl 4 lr. Thorne, ' Mirth admit ma.' Yr. Yard rumpet.'—The Motet, ' Medd*, I bear; Man Hymn, Hach the vage.' glibeet. ll e who was,' (Papioae—JoitteM)—Aterse, s,' (31ozait) will be Introduced far their* and Choruses. The Heaves. are tiling, unto us," Hallelujah :' Tempo** with .hem, ' Goa save the King." es will commence with the Orettline to the ti Third Act with Handel% favasallie Air, Blacksmith,' arranged for an Orchevra by t I. a Concerto cn the Organ, WU& has r r L •‘ , e (MI. - by b he will -ntrocuce a"amr.kfil rngae, rmer,, Madame Ossorgiaellochi,fignome.orri, lies Stanford, lair 1w appearance), Muter George, and is* &ephens; Mr. ICenwaed, .e), Mr. Norris, Mr. Yardley,and Mr. Thorne. Bind, Mr WAlllt ; Organ, Mr. S. Waal?. of ,the Band and Morasses, which will be w ine, by the most approved Performers. 3oxea to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box it, from ten till four. sated at six o'clock ; to begin precisely at seven. of this Theatre does not extend to Oratorios. 1, a GENTLEWOMAN, who will un he SUPEIUNTENDINCK of the GENE %AY at NORTHAMPTON, in the capacity Such Persons as intend to become Candidates requested to send in their Nantes; with testi :ter, directed (post or carriage paid), to Mr. :Lary, on or before Saturday, the 20th of Marth, cen days notice, at host, will be given of the The Candidate most be a single Woman or mbered s yrkh Children, and not under thirty of the Celeeeetee, 11. HAMMY, Secretary. forthampton, Feb. IS, 1819. HT AND COKE COMPANY'S OFFICE, Bridge-street, Blackfriar's, 18th February, 1819. URT of DIRECTORS, pursuant to the re Law, hereby give Notice, That the BALLOT TION of AUDITORS, which will take plata [-Axe-Auction Tavern", In the Strand, In the !dieser, on MONDAY, the first day of Marcia amence at One o'Clock, and remain open until n the Afternoon of that day. ' the Court of Directors, J. PEDDER, Sec. TO SCAVENGERS, ke. IISII OF ST. MAMMA-BONNE, 13th day of February, 1119. ,STRYMEN of the said Parish give No v: they will meet in the Vas/ay-Room, at the on SATURDAY, the 13th day of March next. he Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals, algid up, from Persons willing to Contract wi th l on eg and Carting swag the BU= and ed within the Three Divine's the mid ,e Term of One 'or more Years, not exceeding Is day of April ant. The Contractor to Ashes which he may collect within his Farther Partienins may be known, .on application to the Cot, at the Court-House, in Oxford-street. N.B. Smoky will be required for the due y -forotanee of de Contracts. By Order, J. H. GREEN WELL, Vestry as& TO CARTBRS, . PARISII OF ST. MARY-LA-RONNE, 13th February, 1819. TH E VESTRYMEN of the said Parish ive No -- tice That they will meet at the Coosa-Mom, eaSA TURDAY, the 13th day of March next, it Ewes of thi Cock in the Forenoon, to receive Pr in Writia wiled front Persons filing to supply THREE HORS with fit and proper HARNESS for the same, and THERE MEN, for each of the Three Divisions of the said Parish, foe the purpose of loading and carrying away _the SLOP, DIRT, ad FILTH out o f th e Str ee t s , Pl aces . ?devises. Paler ate. waked wit hi n t h e sa id Three Divisions, for the erna of Ore or more Yeats, not exceeding Three, from the 6th day of Apr.i next ; the Horses to perform respectively Twelve Ina day, to be measured from where the first Load 'babe takes him, and to finish at the Laystall of the said Parish; and to draw Leads not less than Twe Tons each. St..Ai t y will be required for the due performance of the Coattact or Contracts. Further Pa-ticulars may be known, on application to the flag ; at :he Court-House, in Oxford-street. by Order of the Vestry, J. H. GREEN WELL, Vestry Clerk. TO WHEELWRIGHTS, kr. PARISH OF ST. MARY-LA-BONNE, 13th February, 1319. VESTRYMEN of the said Parish give No. 6 I- . 01, "r;:.:t C:y will meet at the Comm-House of the said F.lls^ G 1 SATURDAY, the 18th day of March not. at Leven of tat Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals, In sealed up, from any Person or Persons willing to Conner with them to supply SIX COVERED CARTS, for L pur l of Caring away the Slop, Dirt, Filth, ACC. out of th.e Stre!'s, Places, Mewses, Passages, &c. contidaed wkib tie %ad Parish, for the term of One or more. Yam not ex tteding Three, front the 6th day of April nest : such arts to tAnuin and carry Loads not less than Two Tens each. .The Contractor to keep the said Carts in complete Repair and %aged, and properly ft for use at all times; and to provide a hat, to deposit t'e same, within the sold Parish, to be ap. Proved by the sail Vestrymen. Security will be required for the due performance of the' Contract. Further Particulars may be known, ea application to tbi Clerk. at the Cum-House, is Oztortl.atreet. By Order J. IL GREEN WELL , Vestry-Oak. Just published, pnce M. In hoards. TPA AEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commun .+, Wry on the indiscretions arising from Human Frallty,_in *bleb the Ca%tes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of Lues Vs- Sere% Golturch,ka Stricture, Seminal Weakness, ace. are NIT Part if. contain% remarks ea certain Penis h! st e ri li t y; Part Ea. anthraces Primal (isr:vati.ons on Sexual Uebiliti, Self-Abuse, Etc.; in )tint • •• it .It.ita of Cavil illustrative of the prec eding au th: in in a Insittner, and the whole t'le Tomb and \latitrity of both Sexes. l-7 ( ( ”"• S r d Co. Consulting Surgeons. • thy be r !skter " had at No ` -r Paternostcfow, London; Sea Of ail cek , _.....- 1 ' 1123 . Gott and Co arc to be coniultedo, lisoal• ewirl ollY , it thtir hot:s e ; and l'atientn in t h e country are requeste d to do *mix mint.tdy tke caw, enclosing a remittance for Advice owl Mudkule,'which can bt forwarded toasty part of the wadi. • li fts and C a :Ij. It. C Surgeons, 33, Bouvairotrcet o Flat 'she, Leaden. p sr grand* . ANNUIICIano. DIM No. 16, Weterlootlese, P Mall. Naas,—'ire Imam and the relic are legatettal ti take Ngici o that the Sbolety _has discontinued en dnly alt business at its Lao Mee, No. Si, Few Bridge-street, Blaethkrs, and has no ageoctioa with any Once in that street. Thip Society, effects Insuranges at nearly Ten per Cent. below the untal rated, and all the benefit of the. staple, premium is gi pe venr the Members by Bonuses, added to the Poikies at gated ri The present capital of the Society exceeds g'250,000. A Bees of to per Cent. on the Preminnts paid Yea been de clared} u_pon all PAWN, greeted prior to June, ISM T Report of the late Committee appointed in Lvtion, for Invesligating the affairs of this Instketion, speaks in the blithest term, both of the salinity of the *misty and of its Phut. In tenting wine onnparisept hotness this Society red tic • • in Blisigoetreet, thiallseti ti tes— Comerikei would' have bo rn aU ellisplit to • ]pion of it d ates, sot Ali= el the Norwich Valle hasty psisad s . 0 t i t hepoinee mot merely perselmel eselenoissnr thin - 44 and your Cummins kel enntineell, thk *4 l. ° Will have catnip tenor la die reeds .. teecl e c tii en 4. ' and opponents. The Norwich VOW lA* of A! may challenge comparison with 4e.Prst k lt a d “ of ..itgiallar deseripetsn, mid!, the Repdtelale The dna Report of the Committee nien.ions as follows: " In the former Life. Deport, your Committee have te point " out an omission, but not one of sealtient *Whinge to affect " their opinion then expressed, of the lowish* state of tipt " branch of the Institution. They Omitted te estimate and allow for the repurchase of the. Endowments,. for Childreo, " which may now mom to ant 117,500." LONDON DISTRICT. • C. R. Eseeenvost, Seq. Blackheath, Cs* PTuosiss Bust.ze, Esq. Bolt-court, Fleet-street. WILLI/al Batumi, Esq. Queen Anastreit; West. Pagosucc A. Cues, Esq. Battenes-rise. Jour Osoa, Esq. Lincoln's Inn. Czauss Imes, Esq. Gloucester-place, New-read. Mows, Wsuox, Esq. Charlotte-row, ManAon-house. lidasWasser,.Esq. Henrietta.street, Covent-garden,Taasennas. Taos. Thosous, put. Ess Waterloo-place, Pan-mall, SIONINTAILY. Janos Haessnua, Req. Gowerstreet,Suausou. • 'Mann sot ur(,hv. Mr. C. A. HACRIT, Birchin-lane, Lombard-street. The Committee sits every Friday, at the Society's Office, Ws terloollece, Pall-mall, from Twelve o'Clock tin Two.. The London District of this Society extends to nil places within the delivery of the Two-penny Post-Office ; and Persons residing in these limits, on whose Lives insurances are propo sed, mast apgeu before the Committee. Insurances may be effected at the Soviet 's Dike, in Waterloo plea t at Mr. C. A. Hacket's, Birehi Lombard-street, Agent for the qty ; or with any other of the SocietT's Agents in the District, a Let of whom may be had at the Once. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. • HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEBRUARY .24. The fIon.JAMES BUTLER obtained leave of slime for six weeks, on urgent private affairs. • O. MADDOX, Eeq. obtained leave of absence for a fort night, op nigent private 'affairs. A New Writ wu "dared for Belfast, in the room of Bart Belfast, 'rho, ohm his la action had accepted a situation under Government. FORD, Not *babied five of absence for one creek, on his private agars. • LUSHINGTOIf prow* a tor beituitZ ll o 2, Duty. - It was read a first tins % and ordered for a read-i ing tomorrow. Dr. PHILLIMOKE gave nodes, that on the 17th it March, he would submit to the Ho use a Motion for the Amendment of the Marriage Act. HONOURABLE W. WINDHAM QUIP. - - - - - - - - Sir ROBERT WILSON moved the order of the day for the attendance of the Honourable W. Wind ham Quin in hii place. The order of the day was accordingly read. Sir ROBERT WILSON then observed, that he held in his hand a Petition which, in obedience to the orders of the House, be hid withdrawn, till the Ho. nourable Member, whose conduct it brought in ques tion, should be in his placi to reply to its allegations. It was - now his indispensable, and it must be obvious his distressing duty, to resume the proceedings on this subject.. He could assure the Honourable Member, that during the intervening period he had suffered no partial communication to prejudice the minds of the House, or indispose them to the administration of. impartial justice. No political feelings had operated with him in bringing forward a question which was ia its imusre strictly judicial. His observations rela-• dye to it on a former occasion had been reported with an inaccuracy well Calculated to mislead the Honour able Member himself, to whom they referred. •He would therefore now repeat the statement which he had then made, adding to it such information as he had subsequently recelved, and begging to irmind the Mouse and the Honourable Member, that he was but the vehicle of the accusation. The character and situation, however, of the individual against whom' the complaint was preferred, combined with the sub ject mattes of the charge, made it appear to him, that he could not be justified in declining to bring it under the consideration of the House. The Honour able Member had, as he underitood, been appointed Costes Rotsloruns of the County (Limerick) which he represented in July last. In consequence of this ap pomtment, the office of Clerk of the Peace for the County fell within his patronage. The person filling that office was chaqed, not only with all the papers relating to the Civff and Criminal business, but with . all the documents on the subject of the Representa. tion of the County. The emoluments of the office alnounted to £BOO alarm and had been held by the petitioner, T. W..Casady;or 15 years. He was very Yount—in fact, a bey when first appointed to it, and • Later, published, Handsomely printed, in one ?dime, octavo, pike 10s.' A DISCOURSE , on. PAROCHIAL COMMIT- NtON4 in which the respective Duties of Ministers and People are 'deduced from Scripture from the 4clukowledged Principles of Episcopacy. from the P ractice and Disciplined the . Church, and from the Law of England: By the Rev. THOMAS SIXES, A.M.. Vicar of Guilsborough. Printed for P.C. and!. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church-. rid, and No. 5, Waterloo-place. • Lately published, Handsomely printed in Two large Vols. 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The Urea* Edit. in ell large vols. limo. price in heenleoll 7e. JUR uppones, By Beset, Kniesseav, PAINWILY, and Azgeor, in Two Val& Svc,. price Three Guineas, THE KHIRUD UFROZ. Origibally translated into tie Hindoostanee Language. lir Meor.oves Horse man Dan Unrsen. From the Uyar Danish. Written by the celebrated illsnekh Usom. Foal, Prime Minister to the illustriods Ukbur, Emperor of Hindoostan. Revised, compared with the origin - al Persian, and for the press, by Captain THOMAS ROEBUC r Z ar , Acting Secretary and Examiner in the College of Fort V/Miam, and Member of the Asiatic Society. This day was published, in 14mo.price los. dd. A N IMPROVED SYSTEM OF TELEGRA PHIC COMMUNICATION, including a copings Liao/ the names of Places,. Persons, Ships, Articles in London, PriCe Current, Medicines, Indent Books, .and an easy mein, of re ference to Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, whereby every word therein ay be meet easily signified. to the ende d= of the todiesioperadmi of spelling by signaL By THOMAS' LYNN, Commander in the Service of the Hon. Bast-India Company. Second Mash carefully revised, and further Improved. Alsoh, abildpisso at the above, for the particular um of small Mertlumt nips and Commei r mataining the most simple means of =Wog lmswn their *me or distress, or of apprising others of their 6ma . , site. *.t. London Printed for Rath, Parbery,end Allen, Booksellers to the Hen. East-IsMs •eny, Lestlakellatreet nurr."l.4 u rrHE high Encomiums bestowed' by the Nobility 1 and Gentry epee the abort New lame, Wawa die Pre. vietdn, Meows. JOHN BURGIN sad SON, so afar te the amic at lerr a Camden pia Imitation, by nwdullt. nest oes be idled epee ea ameba without eacb Heti being waled ender *dr Firm and Adams, and also each Label bay. M i r eapes*. The utility end eenvadesee of di Ihms% der all mpg's., has wand a great deirmiller 114 arum--d Gina*. bids fair to eyed tbeireenob wad INNIN/ICK d ANCHOVLBS. bima respectially sack s utal hymn those who brie not end r ti a aidilest k wilt give sachisedsa to the sited palate. illielismap, No. 10 , 1- et the "7 - of an annuity of 11300 a-year to Mr. Smith's prede cessor. He added at the'same time, that this annuity was to -be. payable on condition, not only that Mr. Grady should give him his vote at the County Elec tions, but should also procure'hith the votes of one hundred freeholders. Mr. Carew Smith was repre sented to have observed, that it was not his business to offer advice on such a &abject ; but that the offer appeared to hint to be inadmissible and illegal. The reply of the Honourable Member was, that he did not see the matter in that light; that he though/ himself entitled to an equivalent for his patronage; and that he was resolved to have a quid pro goo. At a subsequent interview, and in the presence of Mr. Gould, the Honourable Member's legal adviser, the subject was resumed, and Mr..Carew Smith, after ✓eferring to what had already passed, made a minute of the conversation, which he gave to the Honourable Member, who returned it the next day, with an ap arobation of its correctness, except as to three or four words, which'the House would see were not of mar tial importance. The Honourable Member expressed Ibis isillin ness to sign it, but was dissuaded from doing, tukethjection from Mr. Gould, that the i's contents t i *the paper might be constructed into a breach_ of parliamentary privilege. Mr. Gould added, that it wigs likewiserunnecessary, as he would be ready at any thus to testify to the validity of the trolls:l4ton, He would now read that part of the minute which authorizCd Mr. Carew Smith,. who had therefore committed no breach of honour by disclos ing. private conversation,. to transmit the offer to the peotioner. It was in substance, that the Honourable limber would dismiss Mr. C. Smith from the office, if he did not punctually pay the £2OO a-year to Mr. Grady ; and that the Honourable .. Member expected Mr. Grady, as long as he contiiffed in the receipt of t, to remain politically connected with lihn, but that he should be at liberty, on-relinquishing it, to sopa. rate his political interest likewise. Mx. Carew Smith remarked, that he should immediately transmit the minute to Mr. Grady, at Limerick, but advise him not to accept the offer without previously consulting his father. As soon as the petitioner received it, con sidering the offer in the light of a gross offence against the laws and privileges of Parliament, he deter mined to being it under the cognizance of the House, and a legal notice was level on Mr. Carew Smith, for the production of the original minute. As the subject began to tause considerable agiaation in Limerick, Mr. Daniel Gabbit, the Law Agent of the Honourable Member', repaired to him, and de scribed the indiscretion into which he had fallen. The result was, that on the 9th of October Mr. Gab. bit brought another note to the petitioner, which he delivered in the presence of a person named Manson, and which was couched in the following word's 4 , Mr. Grady may vote as he pleases ; and If - he should vote ag ainst me, I shall not deprive him of his an. nuity.' The petitioner returned no answer at that time; but understanding that if be suffered the mat. tit 10 Imes without further observatien, he would himself lat guilty of collusion, and implicated in all the penalties of the original transaction, notice was given on the 15th of October to the Honourable Member that the subject would be' brought before Parliament. Some subsequent correspondence took place, but no change of the petitioner's intention was produced. These were, the facts and-circumstances of the case into which the petitioner called upon the House to inquire, in order not only to vindicate its own honour, but to secure the elective franchise from those corrupt practices with which it had been in. vaded—(Hear, hear I) The Petition was then broaght up and read. Mr. WILLIAM WINDHAM QUIN then rose—. 'He believed that few personl who had had the ho. ' near of sitting in that House so long, had offered themselves so seldom to its notice as himself; and he was sure that he never did so without great pain acid embarrassment—(Hear, hear.) But he should not speak the truth if he did not say that he had looked forward with the most anxious impatience to that moment when he should rise in his place and ro•ci e that this was a charge as ungrounded and maliz.• 'it as had ever been palmed on public society, or a. • d at the happiness and peace of one of its members; • i Hear, hear, hear.). He would scornfully say, tha. that charge did not speak•the language of truth; anci if the House would indulge him with a hearing, he would give a true statement of the facts—(Chrering.) It had been stated in the Petition, and' airly stated, that this transaction had no reference whatever tothe last election. In the exercise of his undo od ~,b ' a t . he certainly had removed the Clerk of 1... e Pe4Ca from his office ; and he had done so because he thought another gentleman had stronger claims, and was bet. ter calculated for the situation (Hear, hear.) It was evident that he could have no political end to serve by this arrangement, for both the parties had uni formly supported him tLoud cheering.) if the Peti tioner had been long a public servant, and had dis. charged in person the duties .of a laborious profes sion, the case would have been different; but although he had held the office for fifteen years, he was at present but twenty-thtee years of age, and conic. Tamely must have been appointed to the office at the age of eight years (Hear, hear !) All the duties of the office had been performed during that time by a deputy, with the assistance of an underling clerk. He did not conceal his opinion, that the office ought to be discharged in person, and he had taken care to appoint one 'who should discharge it in person.... (Hear, hear!) He had said that the Petitioner had always supported him, and therefore he could have no interest in dismissing him from the situation. When the Petitioner was told that he was to be re moved, he appeared to be much affected by the in. formation, and said, with great emotion, that he and his family would be ruined_be even threatened to blow out his own brains. It was proposed some time after this, by persons who took an Interest in the Fe. ' titioner, that some provision should be made for him 1 out of the emoluments of the office. This had not : occurred to himself s at Cana l and *ben it was pro, have Is tlo- • i ' . , . . • • 1 ' • ; 1. - I . 4 1 • ). • g‘ : I 1,, • k I k • .• : I ' . . • r. • I . 1 t , . 1 t I . 1 i SMARR'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF HUNCH-BACK. This day was published. 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