Star. — London, England, 1827-01-18 00:00:00

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'• . , AIL:: 47. . 1))1t did not deny the report . . ille . replY . str-a. t hatur .L_ , fr.. 1 7,40 . Any man charged with a his of which_ he was inro sire to leave her husband, even on account of her coil- her solieitor, and-direct . hiiti to take suet proceeding s t first , in indignation , formally d eb , ~ dean, and she implored him to ' repair to them, that Mr. as would be necessary for the protection of her children; -474. Sulkeley says he isishes44o 'fella* • , .01 tort , may net aell merle ne mention Oishied ' ~ Wellesley having about him those who were molt likely put she imploresethat the subject nisi ht net be • ago remansititlite• • - Aglegiewge OP* I . „. .. . srostosi eldr...--s• Da pot tasppose,4lo,•sapabl e o , to influence hirMhe might be rescued fromtbe gulf before .lite Dotter itildik Mir. Bligh tanned to her, as she feared that she would not h ave lityiditk. gulkeleyrs ? Was lat 'nee th e hired .- su ch a thing 7° trim . . wa. ti him. Such - were the sentiments that that most estimable strength .tq withstand the shock. The Woes Lone • - the phlykian of the ti0n414 . . dowith.... and liable to be sent' *den . non. woman to ht.je• aty ehlege , • Lady expressed,and what didDr.Bulkeley swear to be the - • I. Anther stated, that her fever subsequently .- tiscrealed et . toy one. moment • . - ' iseraMed hi IisstWIIMMIIINIMOW her heal b : conduct of Mr.Wellesky on that oceasion ? Why. when and produced d e li r ium ; and that she shortly after dietr _ilk it persolrhave But the Allen: si all chit was to 4-the object of his Shit.L4eiglitrietelliek word that se • Lord and Lady Maryborough came to Paris • on the• Such was the end of a Lady, who had been an object t 4 get Mrs. Bligh off to Paris. Mien • Dr. Bul k eley said was a dangerous .woe am . he ...• Whis - was the tenor of hi s nvitation of Mrs. Wellesley, and she presented him envy to her own sea and of admiration or the other • She he•told Mt Wellesley be should 'get tido/. Mrs. ' Bligh, Admit. Bat he was afraid was wearing o ut ki, ith a letter on the subject, he burst out into excessive had been th e r i c hest untitled Lady in' he eorintry, Se and s h e :.sh ou ld n o t re main any t ot t er i n t h e f am ily. Lordship's patience. , . . , : • iolence, and such was his fury . that Dr. Bulkeley , wascessen.s.ol-Yea ineldiest seesieet wrewies fortune was sista lit' the affidavitsto be front 8.5,0(10a. Daley, a mere dependant in the f am il y , liable to • 7.1.7 !.!0::_ . Met ettea - fraid to leave the room. After being frequently tom- to - 40,00:11. a - Yeatt. MO yet in 'a few years she was scen be '.disiiiissed at a moment , to sayto Mr. Wellesley he •27 . _ 01 .,_! ..,..„_ eons ___ . ___!_eetar . ,2 1 _ 0 _alle,r,_ is. , , nded, he however- did do so, but he was speedily driven from her do& by the outrages of her husband should get rid of Mil. Bligh. Then the Ada* stated, grirt„ l " l l ,7,, a r„Zr o T e in ' t = l l, i r . r . w ' esgsi 7 f. "‘""7, ll et Obliged to return from the bad language and mon- But it may be Conteuded that Mr. Wellesley is no longer dust oq this letter being sheim felifill Wellesley, she 'DeLeon. Ceateresese,SWatisenewlor rtes stowersen ewe . . strous violence which Mrs. Wellesley was exposed to. the immoral man hew ts,but that he is entirely changed: said she would withdraw ha 'protection 'from Mrs. memble. . Such was the scene produced by the attempt of the ills Lordship that at her Made; - . ' \ '•. But there was ample proof that no change had taken 'llifis, From all this contr i va n ce o f Welledey, if .. ___, ~. ._ „._ .„ ! _,..... a _ ___ i : . father and mother to intercede. Could any thing, then, place in his conduct, and • that he is now what he aloe* tram, sheered that Mr. We ll esley.' himself, cottstuoted yrZser7war`,:e' ere revr ,le'r ee lre rra w7 l 7 l be • .. ne a t I be • more proper than the separation on which Mrs. was, a person totally unfit to have the care or MelleW this adwase to-get Mrs. !Nigh Oa of the.fainily.' 11 . * ta ws woe essig mow bu m * be cro i t em b e. cb set ... 1 Wellesley determined? She left not because she was not of these children. He hoped, therefore, that his •• • . :: d edr.sell this is said •th "be, - that Mt. Wellesley Blw r-- • - , . 1 1 -- '! k--- - . _-se , desirous of seeing her husband reamed to respect and wronl4 exercise the power and the jurisdiction be had; .1 sits rid of Mrs. 'lllighiben, hit with - iuteur - •• TH MI • Ifo l i r kobi NG STA.II.- f- regard, but because she was too sadly and deeply con- A be ' • • the representative dish Majesty over infants.alm- *Same/ the intercourse ' nem: . .He win mews. ~• listed that he was altogether irreclaimable. Kt called upon his Lordship to apply it toil* protection • as go 00 doe grosser parts of , Dr. : - thealbag ' • ' - gating letters on the subject, which she addille l d to the* children. " ' ' idi&ries. ' Iffle ' was the chief author of the sopa.; •': 4 .. Lord hfirybprough; Colonel Shaw, and Dr. Bulkeley, . Mt: Tasatovas follows On the same side, and ellid *radon betivein Mrs. - and Mr. Wellesley. The dif- ' •' .x:'•?-elte".•_____,____•' - "theitunessed her firm determination rather to have re- Mt' affidavits of Mr. Wellesley himself did nit .soces between ' hushoshlt• ear wife weed g , .• - - . TIMIIIDfiI, ilitliWANT:44.. 1827. Course to the laws and every possible 'measure rather 'weigh anything in thermic against the strength of..'d* rally inflamed by she leterferefice • es, li this( perilit l / 2 -!' - NOCK lINCWANOII4.II,IIIII.IFXIWCIAIiCK. .• , that return to her husband. Their separation Was eh- affidavits on the other side. They could not „ippon. • • *ncipally of servantfend khiffsdiffilesAlsigigl> if' -' l' Caw* width left of rewradaellerbsbelab,arreansvetwei taletely necettary, not only for herself but for the welfare plea of not guilty. The oath of the person riCeste.d•veli -shoe, thee would terminate after a add, end ilk& no s e s smonseyee to 7s; am 4 vriab buy hola sworwist be. of bet children. Thus, therefore , they bad the evidence not wooed ro . any consideration. Although. k war sec ebullition ofTeeling. Dr... . oeik taw that he , rrno „ wie". . 7 of„am ioffesitioisiro from iitp - f that most excellent woman that it was .essential to con t rar y to the castle of this Cant to receive-the the principal mover in this affair 'illih l'" , ate star ''reasiig. Ai* leg vessei N it • . e'leted of the children that they should be separated affitt4trOf Mr. WellesleyiVet any oae•whe wouldtake iindeaeours to gloat lift, No his invit ninrelity, by the t w . - tfie ASOOMMoillekilliltdOltfil :le OM Mr. ,Wellesley ; for, if they went committed to the tioarlijeaff examining dim, could 'not afterwards teoduct he boasts of purindiiis that affair: 'lnch was lholibtifieii 't ~. . :.- - .- - • • f. ' .., euetodi,,they , would but too probably bet:loomed et, have . any)flore regard fey hie ands, than for the t de s the coarse of life which lie dm •Mr. Welimittpliadirig. - Terre Os ittik4slat la Wei lfweldwasebet. • misery both in this world and it the next. I ad diti on In a-an .lity of Ida vows to the unhappy Lady who had bash dstit be advised Mrs. Welleiley tb fhb* ofiiiitlwataffilati . ,correet,erion, otd emoos te,,:em i t c os eh u n m an I • this powerful testimony, there was that-alto of Lord his wife.' Thil Learned Gentleman having adaertedoo aril to applk fo r that purpoile to Lord kat Ledflleley-- i t , ' e, pi tm et co 50, ma sa se, p e w. t ie' spi, s er sd, sei mi. 1 .14.sayboreogh, Mr.W.'s father, be it remembered, who several contradictory passages i n thew jed ev i ns ,. s oh. i nene gh, The Doct o r - Menet se shew is thee= - - . - CITY:. tYCLOoL • • _. _ declared such to be his conviction. Mr‘W , in a letter to mitred that Mr. wank, was proved cab . leek *alma onnoncerrd , be was la ingooneing ore . unhopo „ . . The , ii _ ........wmtb ,......._ . _ , . tailissir _ _ that Nobleman, still more fully ezplained her reasons for ai ought not to *entrusted with the caroled edges. ences heewafen the :arties; The Learned drentlemmo ~b a ii a,4,;;;:: h a a 7 n atha , og ia i 'mz s r 6... Z.: ibparating from her husband, and taking the children ties of his childsen. ' •• - 'Assesved that it Wai e xtremely &Oa& for hiss`to tan- , & sum , me be froMettimer ffeks,,lo) to tq title' seacm.- ' -..- . her, and consequently g ive fresh man n , if an y were Mr. Hear. leading Cannel for hle,Wellesk7, middle seceeheilighreast Mises of thi s c ase ;he wa s obliged to Luce poet 0 f C 4ove l , n u; .._. ~ . Wanting, why Mr. Wellesley should not be entrusted it new because hit day to Shaw that it wrath, piaci* ea thcongh the a ffi davits io so destiltory a way.' - (This varkw , repww.we k , 0 r5 ,A 14 • 1 1.- 44. - 'cwt widv..their -education. She acknowledged the. lively ' o f t h e &oa t l aw t h at a father was pimentos at s4ll :admission fron t blunelf , and the eitecaliely feeble and f rmi. p„fi , b r e a m s seess it s A nt ; )1, - ; - ' 'm e w_ gratitmle• she felt for the generous assistance of Lord as the natural. guardian of ;hid awe eblidirea, ' and that • • tate ht 'tibia' he addressed the Court , ! 'made - it it,;; - 41 4, A ,,,t rips h ow e es • . es ei ses iss and Lady Maryborough ; but she said she had borne as , there was not say Mal is this ow ere smog • ...: - -.'' • • • to' Bark together, in tiny •intelligible feels,. •,• •. w .be not * 4."44.,..,. she. Mae' theAspleal Moots much Irons her husband as she could sustain, and the h i s client as te was hem sli m/so w mi igiowe -, . his - olhateritiont as 'reached tot.) M r. Walk °w a w a pie se a; bierani... • .. • : . . . . .. , WIWI had' arrived when s h e must separate from him role. It was el the age ~ e1.,4100 ,- he ardor to get. r id" - Mt•l:l3ligh, left Welt .4' a n * tie im p a ir % up ti di p raleo teh aam , ech oo lh oweito i Meter. She entreated them not to endeavour to shake children to theArittoustey Or saw for . •isot Mrs. Bligh followed to Ueleeht. ti e a t ,, bin t e ,-• , -Tb a soatit:d e de e e l e-sb e r t b o o kkomao 1114110601110nn which her honour bound her to ad- utmost care ought le' be taken to pmeloreitheie monde As One sithd'ilhidatt to the dtal, the .followed him ~,a to dia - g i ta b ia lac Ate , l ebia -Gnu ~* -,,-,... • , 04 .011111,.leleg Wellesley could not complain of Am es - t h e maim of e vil precept sa d , c e rne pef i s tes mo... , ~, , Inseam, Here , so n , D r . Bulkeley w as ma de W ip , .- ‘ ,4 2o . l ‘,...* * * * * * ** * * 4* - 1 4 g - ta ii( l 7 .l44* -. 4.... fully appriled him of her intentions , p i es; . Admitting , all eta% beetiseritilid that it was . .. Niset to tanner them le Utrecht, hi order to -get ow oned , ore egi ontogroi l hac t g ooc a t m ote .", ~ •;„ . . aMII • .... Attempt to break in Upon her retreated* the beet way to support- the Aristottaiyilliaaellte 111.WeliesOY tO eePat ate billing from • .wwials• and • mutes esows.hilielkoisesiewheildiasatfliegtteltil to law, for sash a .measure would children front - their father. He 'retold Maw' , . turn, tobis wile. He foetid Mrs. se • Uureeht. - 4 , „i e we t* tu g i s fei m os te 4 r e t wawae ‘ o adaw ake h et 64 , . latZ•foi. the protection of her children. . .. • Tar to imply his stied. as well as .be enemehiel e ' Ogilmen - ageleidi. Weßeeley nor anxiety to • has pm limo gam scoo lop e . o o oh .. . - ... CHANCILI.O6 stated, that as there • were t h e d esi o n f t hi s kee n e st * cam Theo do *sit the emliectital, - aid „! o ,e,' tha trl"' be left 'JOS . g s ressb Seerae slit, °O• • messikterewhich tended in...femur of Mr, WeUeslefs A m m er • hie io tt svoished, tessiteeses nimbi top IN* wharf ibe mseasana .4khet that - •• ii t it ' , &t om i weft, and otben• of a contrary character. it would be e a d (WWI It to o hm& T he • „____ ~- „ .7 . - esell it Ms-. Hen would specify any documents of the , w hk.h were possesse d b y t he et he r *le, kod pm orthqse, „ r e n d t he • edam irt• of Feist tai3,7111111.• .-iler. • e eer c e moorgekte44, .. : .- , - authenticity ef which he had any doubt. , - • • -.9 - . ,- , they extracted what - they pilresed a jitChetd haat- - • Beasley, after his return; wits, 0 Mrs, • illealseihat ef *t e nt. •8834 4 K- ;.. .. ... . 1. . Idr. HA sre teplied,. that he was not disposed to deom r emeind er . s at o f th e - two mod e s- whieh.heefatedir can them was sow some pettepert of reheat •ht Vaikefflikioi. ~sh fox Ow- lid. ~;• " s- ',.'' • • any. He would oolY. *ANA a colnAlstoicassollebsadd was to Sate facts, and thin ape, thirlitur in aristen ll llo b iil heehnsfeltad. Thar pare of fie effidwrit - Wised, von • 4 per cam. Pee .. -46: woidir... : -.•- . rake piace between slap Solicitors- without interrupting ' That was the Wearse of that' CeettOwhele he eases laid Eldon ftret,ihiiMr.WerytookgreatrAtmehlesteiid , . e l m ram. jB26,llsodesit,ffilt,-,• . the Praire= of the cause. and that any letters be "mu it. 'The seebad mode was Bin which sitesherSeldipled s of Mrs. egad' again, swish on the panoliffineWeb: . keg Aim., 18% it .:.•s. •• •'•,- ''' . l.2Oheeller•-•-• which might be called for on the pan of his clients" ; , Inlet to what - facts wete'favinualik to it efoht Mat this lesley 10'2- "'. Wield' and her • bribe*. Ameeseilted. ' I n di a god s gg go , ilt i %. , --- 41.1iWf_ : . Vi The Arreaarr-Glesa.u. haviag.dianated tramthitprepodden, • e „,, .I d . , • as well we ll as the i n g emecali . 44 Ar ne t hi s - • . • • con • ee n , w e ilogey tact .. /30 !n u m. B ah - ' v' „;,4„,,,= , 4N4, !. Heat then observed, that be would doubt Avery lorion ,• , , n'...''', . ~,.. 1-.: • • m.. . ' hreaddat forward since se reasonable a request was &ebb .• : - wean , " WI - 'l•4teing said SO Ibtlehs he - 7 1 , . Ranglaecir . ...rosses • la Reif& 'BM Me Leon ditee-21_ 22 . 41 -, .0' rtizegfit i : 4 l r .. - This answer elicited a soosewhat warns observation front the now procesktio,the case, and would endeavour tratit - i 0•' - • andemil ' • ' infra= .•CIOO and 4100 - 7. •, •- . 7c- .. • • . - Athensey•General, and &manias ofionieentialtance entaa. it with* beepittg alause on any pauy. He .. d This was 16,11sehniseps ~ irer. -,, colui..bw AAct. 7. 1 . .• '... '•' -: ' . „ Mt. Preys next read stetter frearldes. Wellesley to state the ettite iiiii Nett/Velem co lido, . ' :he. thesemiliti IMO '•• • r ' rt.- 'IS and* . - V0111131314 , . ! Colonel Shaw , thesftined 'orfdr•Weillobtfi - stating her . be woeht ' • `ea his Larth Ste hiss rid -- . ittipor allAz in ti, :evade* Oileiteeditees and *Mo Bosom Ayres Ilards,Splll-. ifitro.' 1141111.51 S 10 Di • : adherence to -her determination, and explaining the meat to decide to whits die . meat audit' tile. •• '' if. Mr. mitt Mrsaffigh il this country. The D. . Aett. • .• • - •:*-',. •• '.llllW as, . evative: by which she was impelled to-a separation from be congd e ndylood -id s . . • ',odd come . 0. m aid e n of fg rk ili e ft,• 4 hoehned s eesiededitimiof what rear .... .... a .. ata baliallroakt 6 , It Ct. - • P . !ape. 113 • .30/111 ,Ita, • Sy Ct. s e ' 2.' • ' her husband. She also denied an assertion of Mr. Wel- theceeclitiro' th - thattliipnlitipal . tin whisli this Mr. . Be • ' Diver once gebkoseed to -a Joryssi-elleS.. wanettr . h. -. It . af.i ..... teett,sp c. ask ss tesley'a, that he had always treated her with. affection cote egairiet Ml. Adlislit Waslitskteesid, was pnwed • P ' 'etrdiekiedthet all those beasts which wont'. :Dims diet. ••• ' sea. .- add kindness. She admitted that there - had been some be fa* by; the internal h ied pee if die tesdamay See*. 110. ' have them' se far back in their heads as' thew noes, se ( . • - ... -. . I l i' ta am Is • post ass of his conduct which would admit of cos, In doing this, he did net Wow bat hewould - heir ea; • • iii hi to see them. This man bad not was to jt . /!5w . 1e,1661121.p C. tot is ipodisadolainisate' al fa' ea • PA litaws.. u.stl -e struction, but that it was not the general tenant of his soli for Mr. Wellesley, by beeaniag ehilitio,Niffikdie fields - awl haul All the evidence in these a ffi davits ' i j: . a s nl ei r s r = 6 - p V• r. so tel au . limbo.% t e st sae behaviour towards her. These were the representations affidavits of Dr. Bulkeley, which was tbe foetid*** it - . lei tai g , - that t h ere was a former emmection Barran AND FOULOWSWIffiItIIII, TWO O'CLOCK - made by Mrs. Wellesley at the time when the sepasOtiort this proceeding. Mr. Welled had two objecesinuch w ith Bligh Which was not ditiedrbist not that it was • .-- - iv - • . - sax& •-. nest . • _took place, and she acted.upon them for the peaceable it heart-one was to get thecae and protection ands - • • .d. lid ie , intercourse was espubbic •asche affi- ltriestallea : : . •se • • we . sok 11 of beiself and the preservation of her children . 'Her Children-en object very =natal to a father ; the Other davits stated; tllitat occasion tratthwitifor that disguise ;,P`mlii. i ,ii, ..,111,'ottSMoue. Arm IP • 1 - . telf ease 1 seotiments, therefore, forced upon her by the treatment was, to clear himself of the charge of perjury, imputed in whichMr.Wilksley aod MrSeligh wise always stated 54 . °111 a..,*,, ..,w a aM sai wn,• : ',..,_ p _ . ..: • • " A 6 ID • oil as - /. she bad experienced, would guide the Court in• an whi m in some o f t h e atfi t latits. Mr. Wellesley, in his to y i ppee ha? This disguise.iat-leauciabeated that they Terot t asigbiliSh • mails irritated' this iontaietoriii estimate of the qualifications of the person who now affsdavitiof the 2d, 6th. and 28th cif February, 1826, bettlahad a respect for pablit opioke, and thatthey were . . ~ applied for the -custody of these childrenchildrenlt w • iivore that the interaterseeilth Mrs. Bligh had „moods Soto, abandoned as the affillevitsreptosented them. He papers to 1114•10111 asst. Web* eibeceXeiemifhe true that letters of his had been produced full of good 'lt was imputed, on the other side, - that these affidavits would not dwell longer on 'that pan of the-case ; if be renskri - Pwreqrs',. ilea to die gib. ' The fiefpfkaftigke , • • • -• '• •' . - moral precepts, and appearing to pioeeed from an an- 'were evidently made foe purpose of misleading the le ft any point then untotsched on, he had the consolation the authotitYcif litiertfirclst. - ' •-.. , • ..,,. . xiety for the *chafe of his children; but if Mr. W. judgment of the Court. For though that ietercoursehisi that he was to be followed by his Learned - Friendswho l'ad-biteirsentPom that. : • ' -' - ' . ~ had really entertained such an anxiety, how could de ceased, they say it ceased only ' for the purpose of this would take it op. If this-axiom was to be laid flown in chief of: the the: •i s s. • "•• . '' • have written the letters of so oppoSitea character which procee di ng, w i th t h e settled purpose of being renewed. ntisrals, that a man-who bad been once unfortunate was -. • '' . - ''... bad been produced ? isk July, 1825 h the proceedings If`off newt um - /lb • . • this were true, as to that intendant, Mr. - Wellesley befit to be guardian of his own,childrea,thecase "veld st! „ ! 4 „. s!!! - a.. ..,....,-. • • . ..... ..-...'• --- , ......„,„ ~... were commenced, an d the rea l o bj ect o f t h ese letters was unieorthy to Sand here , fur hawing attempted to be hard with many. He would next observe on mother ... _ ... s "y . g a" 1.4 w! , . - ."*.• • - ~,..,. •• : - ' II9 F -- .'. was, in fact, that t h e y m i g h t b e rea d b y ot h ers than his lead the Coast to suppose that that connection bad part of the cue. • .Hii Lowiship wactoki that apart of inmengeoases . ~ ,: biedfleiess to • children, and thus make out a case for hint. This fait ceased, When the coetrary Was intended. There wean° mese afffiaeits were irreleireatiandhere he was reminded fish mesfiriou the ' isidliot•Alattopatiese indica. was proved by a pa int i n one o f hi s letters to colonel 'confirtnationuf this suspicion, and is.wiy mere inference. of die ease of Mr. Atkinson, who was foundguilty of per. 4iont A-ibe . :iiiiii.ol7../itira.:"':liot ' War the • • _.. , -' Shaw, in which he says, o sh ew my l ast l etter to Lord Now from some of the affidavits (mike other tide, it is jury by ode Coo: vigiqaily acquitted by another. He , A ,, or v olieds ia F ai st a • - ~,i-i to th b = i s . - • •••• S:owell." -Only changing t he ne ttl e of one brother for to be inferred, that the cotitteCtion had not Only ceased believed his Lordship,wailuornarGeneral at the time, Fr i , w _ ".„..". i . mai .' • t ,4 % ,...,. w. ... j ,„•• • , . . that of another, he might as well have said, 6. Let the then, but that Mr. Wellesley was . labouring for months The Loa, Cuinscuient -said .he was not. H. ret -" a rea l' '/717 - 77 -,; , ‘-•*"7"” 7 '. - - ••• Lead ChaneehlAtatrainyjettats" before to put an e nd to it. From Th e affidavits, be would Membered theease, and he was Coensel.afterwards i n of this. nes4ifisimOoollllloll4eik • . . . isplabid abe *let' °I this test b y- sta ti n g prove to the Court, beyond all centroversy, that Mr.. ii, Tim eariyit Mr. A • ethis're4lieWillrefiurged this cidiatirflualided..•wett itirAdhielaly Sieber • • ,- '. 4aat 0. saw of situ-tutees. ' •, he behaved that • Welledey muzzled fin mouths before, to_break off this wi t h •e " 44.- •op onto ,- and t r . and . not to Sassed ly the ingress of the jaisAiliteleatin the •., . it was rather as i warcaung ,iith - lig rio 'h. . • ' . • _ - • ' i , - - -- - . . -!P . • , an it cost ; bur liwehawged &dal,' this takto.mesy, airpthm stoeitioll.te• a Vibe -Os sole afire- . .. ......e.. , , 4 I N V. i i k ' r '‘ b. . : 14 ' * *464..... ~ . ' s. .- dr . . • 4' .41'k '••• ••1 ‘.n. . am , - ... , 2-. :. . . ...,. ,s ; .... • ' 34 4, ~ r . - rove.. talnltso o -11111411:iigrit• ibis cieglitof..ttlf- Vglitinakelor ' 1 .car ' . ' • •''' I"; ' ' ' , i 4.* , -Ore Austad. The . .1*!007. 4-- • , i .- ~., ~ •• . limo, this, e. Ati-InsoLonertried end i - - L ,_ ; .-._„_,• ,„..,. ....• • • Afillirr' - • • - et.. 4' ' i /mit. . in the King's.. Benehe- . :aftersseial -of sixJ ma Fgy:iirs,phur - mike liVdtalbeniii 4 an. I secb v; -- * --- at 1- ' •-• • ' its • • .. - Tor .'' ` ' 77- ' • in a proceeding in the Co,to ef.Bechequer. their .oesis4,4ll*. egaii* greet Ifir e gilW • • . .' osail, .. t. W ' - - Ake oaks • • •• sib • _.„_„,.._ i _..,• • •' , __.___• : • ,* 1 1 % • . ''' cess of the ch a iges. the informiumeseainst' with 'alit Oda *rano sysispethiei ail r . iirire • • ' • . The 4 : • I • - . .Other side might, awe; aelwerm° 42lo Wray yam st . • , - • - - ..L. ~' (they net Cr, .' glOptimire s i o re t ai n s wood, tbS-mtiitsineitest - . okailliee cutits of •• • '',' 11' , woe dismissed; edger a foetid . ght's isveatigusom- o r v‘ eigi e" o n the i r s i de. e a. od r i a - 4i g ea re a ,; ; . . . .... :. those productions.' *a a-. ..'. of the real views trituMl joe.l6lllents inlivilCoost., no •. • i a l • is,Lordship •10(ted on that epee to ao.• what Load crest-fallen, from the scene of vooteigioa. Their it. •-- Mr. Wellesley, as to Ms- ''' .l . • • 's education, Mr. sallerslehrr lathe Wen and inand l isinn..„ _ ___ ff ' " said, is thiimoioto to . ifotigiiii pot•eo come too base bid imaginations - • • :;.• st ~ .• . • 7. ' man swore ibex-,welch . z •took them under his proptibag. goo on to say s that at Pam: •, 1 • tfrAdeeno 4 • ` •' - ' ..• ... charge, he found ,. • • all • leadbalassen With Mr•NeordaYs sebfreaids :' • - ''. ' ' ".,and using a forts . ... /gear pasimaillui vrkb tbe affidavit!. , . r O hovering over , the banks of _.., . daft Indus and . lllll6lllliag di • ..-- -• s•,* • ..- ;- ', of improper lamina. i.• • • c k e d, t h ey w o a d .- so Ma. Sligh t -that it was oecessarrto get :e . 11 0 11 4t. berus',.. i . r.... Crsenesssert•-se ‘l....a.i, allidortarle foi tl ig a , i i ii• T a to. a. may into the inmost •secesses of our tiaiblileiPpireeit• • ......- - u tot th eir fatbeal g al R . • na . , th ere f ore did LIE OM 1i0nna0,..44.011 the better effecting that mas ' •' • S ••• -7--- "...rat.° two '''''..= ..•'' i 8 I r a With this hope all their coteries ham 144 nog ;g • 4 . • wars io. , ,_. Groom, and mt. coachni. • , . weged ' op;ol , Dr. &sr. yisalmier di. ; t• fabricate , a kites, in •' ' • • - • ' ~. ." ••7 1 "'c' w .I°l4 iris Lards* uterus; ' the peals of applause it drew. fiat hsi tern as i• .. . - Pitman, sparkdie truthr?T. •-•-: , . • be frum-Itemissit e Jlial equines his immediate • .. . Ilia •. .: „`„ :. sielysaid ee'vreeht awe him the awe* awl ._,__ • ~.___,,_____.. ._ . I ._ The Loaak.Cicilesea•*-40e Sik. Wilisoiris ism'. • . to las mats stfieetosecpsoce of hie father's da . -,_; . . - settitee di alestet paper, and sun it soorst was mentioned were sap .inerririporit' s oy t oir • tut Parrs.-lies. el Labik. s 1„, • .., --, _. •;.. • Moat.. Alas to be.shewn to MIX. DU i !re - '7l` . • sal"' '-• Glad." • 1 .• ' • sarcastic qUestion, "WM 'llieiglateekeetferit Wi th WI The LearnedGentleilleiffialtodiettecf*thilatilunfe by thatssease - Id twee no difficelof in " -.13 Mr. H ,', , med, and said he Was not defending customary insalence is the : seas ef Feueepei when hill ', •de by Mr e Wellesley, afta lila retefaiwasightead, to .4 her • ' •IthstMo WellesleYtwa.stee4T. • . 4f . 114° '' .. '''' `• morality of Mr ' -Wei‘e4l7' but- he Eastern r oseemien„ whit:blew supply the Aid; ant di. ir his wife, and asked sablas*featia.O6 . iroief dle so? to ' Thee . .A N A else . Bli g h „,„„la ~ , „.. ~ spriseo at the diligence with elicit this charge vats . • Was it for the eurposeef et , ' f.*-11he w Paris andlegnlitedlollde. Wellesley having . ' i ' used ' • • him Tecerime ofirerjutytouldoet of her arength, an wagged is the isnt.* ofAirtimid: nett proceedings Wade le kormilieteitilieS Separation a feint oksomig twat, -would return. Now, in the . frisked oes Wellesley. -He again applied kilned( Able hreasimer Poor people 1 • This.ditierMomoseit oat ; the gioapds of Ms adolowliitailheasideavoured to suppositionitet all mis , was. true, which he ' did - . the anti Dr. Bulkeky, .whciAmt himself for- . will Colnelesellf unman- dwell. .:. ...4il • . . . ebtak a comaturricatien reels WY Wife* stratagetit, admit, seas*. fehrlicashn of this letter with a vi ew t Itatd- as the champion of morality. Dr. Bulkeley, .In the Hattburgli Papers there are accolmiliifitimillk, . . with a view so niadmit ski* af)meoedi, that it was continue thiaterciassiewith Mrs. Nigh ? -Wire it at , r. his affidavit. says he- epee :Abe .confilential P. p k . .%. • • •'". ' i..; with „her own coneent. •:elptuenry tiMe Ott he -rather with a. view to get.rid of bra - Bat was de • Old nal, visitor of M n,: bistieMr. Weileiley. By " tes ui nf g .- - - --. • . V ,- .a h to, the 2gth alt . but they mention tast.e.. , •-. „ . so paused Mrs. Wellesley, Iffitaill eta sal in pare ineesitien ? What occasion had Mr. Weller. to ,S" e tter he was sent to. illeill'airw. .Bligh, wba, itical The 'h e any . impeitanee, tither militaryor pal . . . . his connection with the Thwellisa of his rosin to lit'. Was not a word of his enough ? Uwe I ..as told, bad apprehensioas - af being with child.- did oat set is till the 26tb s the latest period rest • ' - visit to MIS. WAfiley's beast on that ociasiatt had- was no nopassity for the fabrication of a letter. C a ndi I,' 0 Doctor might see that nothing could be more ill that capital within theatentery,ofmater titii 64 had a most injurious eff;iiltspen her mind and •'• • . he not.tell 'bitty/Nigh that his busineas called hint to .•u of for &Lady living under the roof of her hueband's je e Com Ste kh ha is these c o papers ! , , feactiiiity .1 9 ". . Avis*, in some deltic*, over .wend by the ill treat- - ' an* that he should go? Lord Maryliaron h to: The tor says he made no remark on. the -enc 1 • II the gfkl alt. ind this is devoid of infterest.,;4l. l o,Stiot • , meat she had sustained. . ..' • „Asked, war tlse state tramilsen ill these . Dr. Bulkeley was to take this letter, J's !toddy he told Mr. Wellesley of a report in leo Which • • 1 thioann in * idarot thee after,' and hats* it to Mrs. Wellesley. What oc cas i on was circulation id` se, that belied had intercoorm with hid ban reroute °Pelted in Lifelonds near aflaceledial . . , ki w i* f ecti ,• • • ' eeildelaimilit. lIV NI L. e• • -' - . • • • . .., ga, on at Vesuvius. and it was from this Gelliwani; which is seported herbs. Neer rich; onit% : 'opposed, of . - ." she into OtTabl* itkillveso. it, Ow ma • : if f, a jar 'toff c ilf .-,.. ..." . ".• . ' ' • IP* -•' ' • ' • • . . •. .. _ . '• • • '''• ' -• - ••• • ••-" s -t;••... 4 • . ••• • . . . .. .. -.,• . ' , . _ • ••:- • • • • , . , . - • . . . .. ., . - ,: ... t , . -N . -,•, . • - - • ' . -, • . . : .*. .•:-..' • .* . , .. nda - . • Ai. •• ,- .....s-ls .- f" . . , ....-• " • ' .. • • - .... --.. , . . • . , • - - - • . .....: ... . ...- ..... ..... , . - . . . . _ • . . . - .. ~ .. .. •,_ . , _ _.,