The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-18 00:00:00

'~"~: Tko. 1188. kS OR iIMIFF •AND GARDENER. WANTS a SITUATION, in a comfortable Taisitv, a middle-aged Single Mon, who has a thormsgh preetteelltennledv of Farming in all its branches, Irts bit-iv lived some )rare in one of the most imp , osed Onnsties its Agricultior• in England ; can also mmiage a Hnt-lioase4, au.l Plantations, where the extent of the onicern will admit. Character unexceptionable, from %there, be lived. Alply !if by letter, po , t paid), static, terms, to A. R. C. et N l r . n e w s , seklpintn, Mite Esti, London. • N. 11. Cornoteep aceonnts, measure bred and timber. II :kW KEA, MOSE LT.Y. A WD. OR ARMY ACCOU. 111.1 - :M r N cottscriacner of the rectzt Lath of Mr. I Miming llatykes. his Nephew; and for,rivlog Partners elithr.trc the earliest rvisportettitv of relansiast liser respect. ill thanks fir Inc favours a ith attach they have bra to 1,414 .o.ntre b v -the !la bt :e. the roatioaanceOf Whose wit raoage wil l . 0 •p IN • they avast, resfeetftdis solicit. 'will he carried no as heretofre. ender the Viral of Hawke!, and Co. Isv the !arriving P.a.:- per:, who have had the entire avanagettsout of it fur the last sir vars. • Vl. Piccadilly. flee. Ib, 1869._ _ , TIPPF./CS ‘ fliiTiOti OT DIE'S PROS& CUTION. Price 24. 6d, A g two other Etliiions of this IMPOIITANt TX. TRIAL hare made their appearance, COPIED 0,11.1 r Fir ", Ta n tslt;wurApen, aa n briar I mere abstract of the ri ;e, without! sintlf document,. P. Tipper think , it due to hi:isAf. In Worm the Public. that ttir o.se a kith he pub lished It:/ Ther,day l'n;t, triken srerintiai in SMort-hind. esprenly for him. br a Student of the Middle Temple; wed rootairrehmiles throw Not tr. Trial. Copies of the Pleading% ne well stalk t'orr-spoodeore between C "noel IVanlie.Nlits. CI trke. -sad Mr. ti - olte-.; withal% the tatter Documents stall • t:te consreemt Ti 1.41. • Ge:t.ieukell-itsict. Der. li. 1119. • • . Thb 4 l)ar win poblfrßed, Prier Two Skilliotti kod Elapang, APPEAL. TO fill 1/I..IKi;TY. both , lIMJSES of PARLIAMENT. and the PEOPLE of the U MD KINGDOM, swains a la'r re)ertion of the Prtitiun of the Carolina toe flo,al Navy. Reran naves-o r:vim df Pay, by Lord Malgr.tre. Lieut.-( eaeral its site Army, and First Lord of the Admiralty ; in yrfilets the cases d Ailtnirttl, LievictrtaN and *tenor Dams are tumefied sport: w;to a osup:uriyou Lf the beactita enjoyed by the \arr and Arnv. • BY A FRIEND TO VIE ROYAL NAVY. Ilnld by fllacklorb., Royal Earla ,nle; Chnpplr, Pall- IlEs7ll and Niescere Prism ro-street, t.•iet--ter-sqoare. (i1)1.1)rN I.ANK RREWFRY. Tiji. EXCISE versos I.IRO)VN ANn PARRY. On West -Ain next will be polslisbc.l, Price b. 'A. /11111;* of the PILOCEEDI N.Gti this Inver:int rause retail:ix In a Seir.tre, wale in 31nv 144, %pl.: , the of for Guide n-lane hrowery. ar si 01' 1•1:0; 1 prep.ired hunt rstt t ill va l . ti ps. 'a' br rerrespandeave • -.vit.§ the li.eciae, nt writ NV the ratosset.ts of d ike .I•tOr , slto the .I.try by tie Lewd Cnief tektd tit f'•• ni-lusinl by Mr. rargult..riottot ill fon& part of tile Pub ! nrowe end Park. hriee been unf.wtnnate4 in t• r% it. inciarrel hlmme v.. nee. iltey lit ore really merited praise zoltienhutilia."-- I .osto rytelti , B4RIOI. rer4 loci • isnbi p.h.•,1 by 1. J..'iatio, it. Pool's C:ittrek :inlet to-be 'rid of all the liimiktelt•re. D6l) 916!7Y S AN VU At, TOis Day was potblisho!. • In 1 thick Illrafftgbeil2 Ortifoo. -P, hotted,' or 130. 6‘. if-14011114 ANNUAL [LEG ISTER ; or, A Vies 44 tle 114 tor. Pulitio, and Literature, of tiro Ye-tr Print -yd for W. Otriir and Son; I.nnT l l l ln. and fit.ne ; 0. Crstl. ; J. 3e:: . • t:oci:c11 aiwl Murtiot Lark- A:lnp, ad Co.; Is. JclTery ; YEfUor, *flood, &HI ; Asperl.t . t n.7J J. Fottl4er. %%* ben: I na% be11...4, Coairlete Setsfrom to 11 1 10 i i irlu,ive. 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In the Madner of 1114dattie C()TTIX's ELIZABETH. PORTS MOUTH II A RBOUR. Thl. Ds% sins yohlisheil, prier 2s. ti d. A LETTER TO nir INHABITANTS OF GOSPORT. • Be C LOWE blOft :Of JUKES. F.sq. Oudot stviiect of the SUIT a.bes pending its the Court or Eselsetrer. between giie (:11.044 i zoi.l the PROPR I I.:- TORs or tnr MEM BUILDINTCP4 nn ibe Of PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR. Printed for Jolulsort, Gosport; said sold b% the Boobtelters in Tounmvi i'onntry. rll 131 541, whq.Sgid in the last LOTT EILY A • the fallowieg Cotiltal Prizes, in Shares : 0,": 1 18 A gretrAdO • 1.41111 1) X9f1.1 . 11 4, 1111 l) 5,000 5.1 B 1..0.1 A JO.) S:;•I It 1.001 K) I) too -.0:6 ( • MC w i,hes the forowintil Holders isfeev of the ootttanditt: Shares to brim theta for I‘4l` meat. or to earn:age than for Trkets nag Sh.teet to the N I' IN . IA !Vett Y. w rich Is en the same Flint the Low, only with an top 6 roved :;cheese, contaissiog inikl,s4NA) Nutohrr , , and baR ) / I'u'. Schemes, with Pal ticularr, me be had at either of SIMI% ()Kees, Ille.-.1..C0RN II ILL v 9, t: HARI hi 0 - CttOSR Ittliere IL: to !a last Prizes of slo,oon, nod the last Prize •f 1Y5,0 , 10 ever dtasvp, were told In %hares. _ _-...-..........e ‘''lTEL'a superior. fragrant double diytilletl V LAVENDER 11 ut fir. 9d. per Bottle, er „i e r the Patronage or her &will ilig/tom the PR IN ' ~Ss; of IV ALES. to wham they Noire the tonaaar of hrusg op pointed lint serve, together with the primitivist Nowt...try, %Ica. ;itairs, eiic. of as Gist FLt,oer . as that of flarie usher old dasito%uished Isalterlot doteilr the Prim. • `Di. R. It oeetiqoary to fitUi inn ST F.LL'S neascnnot tomert, their 11ttre4ato4e is not is the String (tuat f o groe hi.ring ati41r.144 4 ter..1 I. but No. 15, 14 VANI! ER IN IL-STREV.T, - - 11%a concs UP U+ II TIIB opt* Nu, and th•ot they kite 13.1 Ceineil'lll rtlta ant mho shop (otr tiosit2r Same) in 1.0.405, toe Illo.iften being carried no by Mrs. 5T1.1.1, end isOr, Brno tier, I. 11,.1 - ft. fool MI a Ber t/Ines hii-take ntWot motel iall injure tern tell-known re vo.otion of their Lay nder. In hallo% a epur.ria- kind at 4 lOW PAW. 1244 4 •4 44 them as Miss. • o , • Ile rot toted Homey Water, for the Hair, &T. at 4t. u4l. I.e. itottle, or ti for 21t. . . . •.- ;; - w , 7 . 1 1 " • • ' N - f:: - ‘'• ) 3 11T ' OW 17 q . —.• . • , . ~ - , ~i ... - . • ..= - Inemeti-or '- rte_ .w_ ii i k . ~ : , '- • . 7 0. 4 4 .1' ,- 4. -,...• !! - 4Y lii; " 1 •. • Ak e \- AT r 1• , • A . - i.l • . .• 7 . a ~ A. I • _ •II i „. . ..Ci t .... .• •,*- • ~‘ 1 " i , itt% 1 e c e slt . , i r • '''ke , - 4 .4fr, ' • ~ ' 4 - 4 4 MOND.4I; DECPMBER 18, 1809 "5.,. . . A LIBRARY OF VOYAGER AND TRAVELS. . . This OAT efts Pilbhabed. 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Ils. 6d. in board. illowirated with Nearly Five Iloti.tred Eswravines on Wiwi: by Mr. llewick, of NCWCIII*I IC, Gum DrAts 'no by 11..aderson, AFAMILY lIEIIIIAL : Consisting of fall sad accurate arrnubts of all tile Exotic and Intiigennta PLANTS useful in DIET. MEI)ICI:It, and the ARTS t comaiteing likewive an Easy Introduction to Botany ; Letter-press Ry ft. S. THORNTON; If. I) Member of Trioits. College, Carahrhlge; Lectnrer no Me dical Botany at Gay's Ho-vital ; kothor of the Ilhottra titan of the Vernal *System of Linoeus ; of (he Temple of Flora, Re. Sze. The Faixr.triacs made an weal, frookaecoratc r• hares of the Phtat,, dr.ion by Ifenderson . By T. LifilYrli. of NEWCASTLE. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be hail of all fl,ook%eUerp. .-...... Of w'vms m 1 he had, by slow •Atitluir. n CiR XII NI A R et)IAN V 4 for Ow Use of Schools and Sta.ieots,, wilSatioo-ron4 1 1 111 m, Pike :!QUERN AND BACEI.I. I tNT IiOUSSAIOLD.FUR , NITURF.; - In ('.rend tlidebinird; 8 feet long; Card; 'Pembroke; an-i Sot ; rabies, en , idre t , three Frenei; Drawing-eno.o {{'nutist-Curtains ; lied4ead4 and Fit:Mattes, lined mid friteed ; gond lieddint ; 44 eirtlT Nl.Langanv Dining mom Chairs, covered in red Leather; rich Btameir Carpet.,- tie. it r. TO BB MOLD BY AUCTION, By lite.:l).- SKINNER. Oa (ha Prernlse4. 15, table • littotrhesp, Grteeehterrh- Wert, ,O•IWILLY wile. the IFth of nee , .other. letS, find DE 1., Lit'veta WOO' k, Revery e, by Oder or the Peupr letur, Mr. J LiS BLS S I:TT, .euv 111 London. r.lillE oho!:! of the Furniture conipri%cs every A. 'Wel Article neepott..: fur OtrelOblur bridi tikatty -new, died eonsrstig,,,of bautl,unte foor-post ‘l4.togotn% .pil lure.: iledstauli,,w it t rich Pattern Furniture., tnudtu' up iu Lte p.^hent Style : capital ticettry,l aitwe .tod I).tiarsi but.; red liedi„ clean Beds mud iledling. Stiao mid Alatirses. Couch-I.T Iletkeadt and Furniture% and Bedding; e‘vellent (.illinet Furniture, ii, M.rhot Inv Doable and Sin,* Chestf of Drauter e • artcretarics and 11abstigany Chairs and :4rgis• to tua:eh ; setae Turk*.v lime& Curpete, oec of which is 18 foci by-13, another 13 1,, 12; Pier, 1)re: ing, stud Cahouet! I, l l Veco gilt Frames, Mirrors Sideboard., Table, Ten, ritul Cuii.-e S•fr vices. a ce. &c. mid wan) other Articles Vito tsutnerow for id- Tim Wool.. may he visaed the Mornings of etch D'Py'. Sole ; and Canal lord .tall on the l'remihes ; Bridge-Wad 0411 v-home, (;rarechuech-street ; 64113 Tavern, Lastchenp ; and of the Auctioneer. :irwinztott. FASHIONABLE CLOTHLS. ON MOST ADMAN TA!;!..OUS TERMS. (1 IBBONS, Wesitilenalraffr, Man's Merecr, C. X and Tailor. No. 1113. Fleet-street (three doors (ram Fette--lants), Waving cm hand a large quantity of CIA)I4IS. purchased HE FOR F. the very _rent . 1 1 4 / 1 /A NCI:, is mottled to stoppl) Geotionica with Clothes, as the prices below (for ready nine""). temtring them MP undify of Cloth, the Fa shion and Workmanship, cannot he exceeded, of wmeh they may be sntisfi. d, by eft-pet-fiat a great variety . of I%itiolien Clot hvoindever y article fa the aliovelli mach heir.4alwayikept. Very liett Superfine Ciotti Coats, wad •vi suetiv.tre II Hi 0 Soper ditto - - - - 1 10 0 t ;nod Second ditto - . - - I it; it Great Coat- of every description, on proportionate terms. Very hest Superfine Kericyniere Breerhes 7 I 6 0 Douhle-milled ditto - - - I 14 0 Urge double twilled Cor.l ditto - * - 0 A U It is particularly reqursted Gentlemen will observe t-ts Number, ifr that the lease of the house in Westbuurne.place, was executed on the 9M of November. I wish now to draw your Lordship's attention, to %Ism was sworn to, by Mr. Francis Wright, his brother, and Mrs. Clarke; which, to avoid the possibilty of misrepresentation, I have taken from the evidence upon the trial and give, in an appendix to this letter.* From this evidence, it does appear, in sly humble judgment, improbable, that Mrs. Clarke, reithout a previous agreement or understanding, should take the house in Westbdurne.platc, which was unfurnished, whoa, at that very time, represents herself distressed and without ere. (u) even with Mr. WrigtAt, who, from the year Isol, had furnished every house she had dwelt in (excepting only the establishment in Gloucesster-place, supplied by Mr. ailsky) had been baiLior her....tor Captain -Thompson, her brother—and for Mrs. Fargukir, her mother, in numerous actioth brought against them.— But, that such agreement, or understanding, did exist, I refer your Lordship, to the rvl. once; of Mr. Bull, Mrs. Aluniford, and Mr. Cart (c), and I think, after an attentive perusal of their evidence, it is impossible to say . , that Mrs. Clarke.Joid Mr. Wright, did not understand each sits, other. .vlr. Wright, my Lord, bad an interest is snpl•lyitig the furniture, he derived from thence a profit Mn. Clarke had an interest in receiving the furniture, and selecting a 'Payoff/tree for it. Y believe, my Lord, this is no uncommon train action. I say nothing of Mr. DAIIII4 %m an. He was nut proved to be a partner. He swears, he was only au assistant, at a 'stipulated salary ; he had ant, therefore, a (tired intercbt iu the trade: hot 1 refer your Lordship to the books of the Court, in which you preside r wherein your Lord. hip will.sce, that be, (Mr. Daniel Wright) has istiiied as bail for Mrs. Clarke, and described himself as Carrer and Gilder ( n) and Housekeeper. Your Lordship knows, that noon such occasions, he must have morn himself to have been the Ilousekocper descrih:•d, and worth double thesum he presented himself as Bail for after payment of his debts. V. e . . t • 4.' !. " therefore, this D. fepdant, copt..ined, 46 that the first entry of goods, sent In " upon hire, to the said Mary Ann* " Clarke, had been made in the name of Mrs. " Farquhar, the mother of the said Mary ..tnne " Clarke, as the said Mary Anne Clarke WAS, 66 AT TUAT TIME, •PPREKINSIFE OF RUNG AR. gg RESTED FOR DEBT, AND MAN' PERSONS It.%D 64 BEEN KAEINGI ENQUIRIES AT TIM SHOP OF THIS 66 Dcrets DANT (Francis Wright), AT WKAT 'fl PLACE TILE SAID MART ANNE CLARICE LIVED, 4 thCsaid Complainant (Gwyllym fiord Wardle,) " saggested, that the entries of the said goods " should BE CONTINUED to be made, in the same ' to manner, and the said articles, 004 and fur -66 niturc, were entered, in the books of this De- ,41.1 64 fendant nceordipgly." aotar Na w, hori a evident Dittet" was, to elude the statute of frolic's, and thereby :"". subject mu to the whole of Kr. IVri4hi's demand. But, my Lprd, nut only is Mrs. Clarke's acc-mnt contradicted by the Wright:, but the stat,ment of the two Brothers, is at variance; for, if F•on. cis Wri4lit's statement, is taken for the truth, then, all the thingi hired, a: well as sold, were entered in the name of Mrs. Farquhar, and formed poi: CONTINUED ACCOUNT • . , I observe your Lordship to have stated, that, 44 as ill the little cirennlitbiaces of taking the house " hi flulles-street s and the transaction with Curt, " they are bet trifles hi tlitcanic. o • -I%e insu rance is another cirentnstance, " but that (says 44 riot- lordship) I confider as a ?occur. 'elite "LA RITY Of t h e hattiei , who had midi . 3 FOoLIIIg 41 \t'SSUIIANCE, * O3 which they could nut have rt. 44 covered." With very great sutroissiqn rile Lordship, these circumstances do nut a; rtfoti. upon attentive consideration, to be trilling ; I ttt to put it thns to yuur Lordship. You have, my Lord, the fact, that the house was taken ty Mrs. Glarke, in the nstne of her mother, if rs. Far-. quhar ; that the lease Was in the name of Mrs . . Farquhar ; that Mrs. Farquhar was the r•rsott debi(:d in .Ik. Wright', books ; and that the in. surancelfas mad , in her name. Wliyy lily Lurd, ail this. was &me, the ITitendants donut condescend But, my Lord, let me proceed, to point out Ito inform iis ; and your Lordship, ev-n .apiesars other improbabilities, in the Defendant's case. It at a Lea to gas.; at a . reason. But I think, my .• is seism, that I trust to Mr. Wright's, for the Lord, I can point ow vety substantial seasons, first time, on the 1,1 of December, with Mrs. why, ell this, iii net to lat• 'considered •as " tai. Clarke, and presented Myself, as the person la ho fling" aid attributable to 66- awe 11114COULA. - . was to be responsible for any furniture Mrs. " RITY." if; my Lord. Cie lease had been Clarke might.ortier, and that to an unlimited ex- granted to Mrs. Clarke, or any person in trust tent. I was introduced by Mrs. Clarke (a) . " as for, oithout the concurrence of hes hestaand, the Gentleman who was to furnish the house," might not that husband, hate taken possession of and by :ny silence assented to that introduction. the house, If the goods' had been sold to Airs. Mrs. Cluke, is positive, filet I heard what she Clarke, might nut that same husband, hive pos.. said-; -*nee Mr. -Oliwiri -Wright is " protes-strre- aft ems it hi itself of those goodr, sr, might flotilla must have heard it." Now, my Lord, does it creditor, have taken them in eztseation ? If too' fall within the verge of probability, that a trades- my Lord, Mr. Wright had debited Mrs. Clarke, . than,. should give credit to me, a person unknown might she not have pleaded her coresqure against to hint, (or a large amount, when he was only him ? And here, my Lordi I again • beg yea to " pretty 'sere" I most have 'heard what Mrs. consider, Cie remarkable memo, stated by Mr. Clarke swears was said by. her in my hearing? Do Wright, for d:•biting . Mee. Farquhar 011.161. tradesmen usually, so conduct themselves, or, is NALLY •in his books, fur the goods; lent in it your Loidship's opinion, that, because Mr. upon hire. And I put it confidently to j our - Wright would not aupply atm furniture " without Lordship, whether, it is a credililela•astin ? . Can an interview with me, that there might be no eds. it, my Lord, for a moment Ise believed, by any mart understandiee," fee so he swears in his answer, of oral eery cepacity, that because Mrs. darer, and I have given your Lordship the extract from was epprehensive oP being arrested .for d ebt, it below, (ez) yet, that when his brother did see i and many 'Arsons had been making inquiries at the . me, be was satis fi es! there. could be nu othander.', 64 shop of- the Defendant, at what p Mrs. staading, because I was silent, ,and he was 1" .Clarke liveti," that therefore Mr: 1V right sc raarrr sutra" I mast have heard what was. should, without any'roggc.liieit from illrs.Vari.e, said. I or permission from Mrs. Farquhar, debit the lat. Mrs. Clerke., me Lord, swore, I was to fur. ter an his - books ? Who, my Lord, that enquired at nisi' her house upon condition (r) th she gave ! the shop of Mr. Wright, for the residence of Mrs.. me s every fret trmation in her power, and assisted ' Clarke, would; ask to inspect the ,books of Air. mein WO Investigation. But, is it probable, I [Wright ? What right could- a person have to do , shJuld, on the . Ist• of December, have entered Iso ? Was such a thing ever heard, or even dreamt into an absolute, anconditidnal et:ear:meat, nithl o"? But, my Lord, as I have see' before, the rca. Mt. Weight, fur the omytnent u' furniture, to au ' son is obvious ; Mr. Wright would tut give the usdiesited amount, Islet' Mrs. Clarke mielit, at . er..ilit to her, lest she should pkad her coverture, any nietnent, have withdrawn herself frum me, ; as she 11;t1 do, in a var:ety of amigo', wliereiti Mr. and withheld living (lather information;-: or as.; Wright was her bill, and who thereby became a I sistieg in the investigation, which did not take pally, in defeating the just chains of her creditors. place till the lit of February. It was urged, by 1 , ile•specting the insurance, I understood your Your Lordship, against me, that I had given Mrs. ' Lordship utton the- first trial. to have thought, Clarke 1001. which your Lordship Considered a. threl circumstance savoured me re of hire, th Di 4 a bona: for her testimony. In this /our Lord. sac ; and upon a motion for I moir trial, sour ship, acted tinder a misconeeptgle. The looney, Lordship observed, that eines* .o( the disci's- so given, was upon condition she Wok with •, lien of the Defeudants, are generally shrewd . her into the country, her papers. 66 nod well Infoputel4' - , . . It was her documents I then wanted t o possess, i ;low tits* my Lord, is this to be reconciled and nut her testimony.—What, however, my . with the opinion, last delivered by teer datrdship, Lord, if I had paid money to Mrs. Clarke for her that,.". The insurance was a mere irregularity r testimony ? Was it paid to conceal a great pub- 46 of the porties, who had made a root ten one, lie grievance, or to bring such grieve-ice to light ? " on. whi.:ll :ihey could net rees.v..l y'*'. Is this And mark, my Lords Now . outs observation, that like the esegitet of " shrewd and welt, -dilated it was improbable Mrs. Clarke should come fur. 1 •° persons. If Mr.,Wright read the puliey,.ol' ' e ward, to giv evi !cure before the House, unless even the proposals of * the office, he Mist ha* she did so under the expectation of pecuniary re. known that the insurance was void, it thi gtidlifi l l'• cumpenee ; so that according to your Iscirdship's were nut sold to Mrs. Farquhar and itounitee doctrine, the Irnlii. must have remained uorevealed credit. I say, my Lunn every eireemstitaicVof unless Mrs. Clarke was paid for the disclosure. the case delounstrates,.that the credit was Ovate! I proceed now, to another branch of one De. her, for the reasons before pointed out. r fondant's evidence, which stiikes me, to be iin. Much, my Lord, ;cry much was said, rtfording. - probable, and contradictory. .Mrs.. Clai ke, my I the form of the Itidietaitait. lit that respect .* Lord, swore, that the goods sent in upon hire your Lordship was apprized by Mr. Alley, that :sere returned. IVltereas Mr. Daniel Wright a •ittier myself, nor my solicitor, were to blame ; swore, that the gond, scut in upon hire, were it was t:lc noncurrent opinion of my Counael, its converted into goods sold allot put down to my wiii. h I acquiesced, and it stns eettifelle, anti account (c); au: Francis Wright, has sworn, honourehly stattitt,. by them (a ) that, " it they nut that the goods were put doe a to my account. 66 bad erred, ui:Dti.their heads tie the sin." but to the account of Mrs. Farquhar; and that -Your i.o' tritship, considered the indictment for 1 the goods sent in upon hire to Mrs. Clarke be: conspiracy, oppressive, because !tie Defendants !forc I became acquainted with her, were also put were, ilierelqa teruSen a 1. te_ from vraiting 'as they down to the account of Mrs. Farquhar, for the might in a separate charge for perjury; liy each following Curious reason, which I will give to /ohm's evidesme. Bet, I %ill ti.hun- I:i.yuur Lord. your Lordship ;n the %cords, as they are sworn in .hip, oat of the Mouths of these very I.Yefentiants, the answer of Mr. Francis IVright.• "And, I is;settl,io , , Cult they had ason,lint. evidence to -.r. COLON!' f, freiRDLE. LETTER to THE MUT no,v. LORD t LLENBOROUGH. [We received Mk important communication on Saturday, 1% hea Tun Starnsu A was going to pre.., anti tuise cnoolly cottiJ rise it ip a Se Dud liditinns.niv. We there fore again present it to Uu• Public, together with the Ap pcntlittitoll4kii it refcr:.] MY LORD, 1 have read, with attention, the Charge deli vered by your Lordship, to the Jury, updei the trial which took place on Monday last. I ob serve, your Lordship, in terms to have stated, that the evidence was contradictory, and there. fore i that the Jury oast look to the probabilities of dm case. Your Luidship, with fuieo, pointed out the improbabilities of the ease Math, on my behalf; but did not state, sod therefore: I pre. sums, did lot thiuk thereircilhy hopebbabi:. lity, iticonsistehey, or material elmtradiatiou, itt the ease et the Defendant% Differing, as I do, in opinion roust respectfully with your Lordship, I beg leave, through the medium of this address, to point out, what I emiceive to be improbable, in the evielesee of Mrs. Clarke, and the Wright;; ' and. wherein I conceive, they here materially ems-. Indicted each other. It it agreed, that the first time 1 saw Mrs. Clarke, was, on the isith of November (a) alien she resided, in a ready-furnished house, belonging to Mr. Francis Wright. in Uctlfilttl.playa; and I