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. - r rtttob .. ~ /.. i `h ii t; Elbe • •retø4 ' I. ' ■ xxxxsa 1917.. FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1000. PRICE SIX-PENCE. LAST WEEK evr TWO.. ORATORIOS. TH EATR"..ROVA 1., HAY MAR K ET. THIS PRESENT P.VENING, March 10,1611 be performed, (for the only time this Reason) I: ALLEGRO 11: I'ENSIELLOSO. Writteu by Milton, Rua composed try Handel. TS* Laughing Soul " Haste thee Nyuipli„" by Mr. Charles 'Taylor, of ;be 'Theatre-Royal ' Herymarket. With a GRAND MISCELLA NEOUS ACT. Anthem, Mrs Bland, " 0 Lord our Gosis:nor ;" Mar *silo —Air, Mrs. Van...than, " He was eyes ;" Redemption. —New Simig, Mr. Braum. " The last words of Martl4loll ;" (N IN. .A . .—char, Dal leno e.g%iirrnis ;" Glnek Cantata, Mrs. thaws, " Mad LlClll."—Churus, " No inure to. A imautio God Jepthei. P: ices for the Rules to lir taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Pox-Office, in the Hitmsrhet —Doors to 1w "pencil at six. and In -Ain at Arven.-.-Ron be. Pit 3s. lid. Gallery - IA. Upper Gallery is. Half-price at Nine °Thick. EILCHFAMIEM.BILI;OFFICE., MAUCH 9, isog. V IIE HOUSE of COMIM()NS having, on the 1. 7' iiiltarpt, come mtl a failesoing Resololions : That every person interested in, or entitled onto any Erche. cpsrr Hill oi 1011. , sonde not by virtue of the Acts under /mini tttt that is to say—. By •artna of au Art, 47th ycsr of Ills present Majesty, inti tnled, An Act for cualdiug this Majesty horsier the suns of 4.sinsomol. for the service of (.;reat Britain : And of an 4 , 1,4, :eq. 111. for raising the snm of 10,500,0001. by Eachequer Bills, fur the service of Great Britain, for the year I cos : By virtne of an Art passed in the same Sessions of Parlia ment, to enable the lersof His Majesty's 'Urea ' iabite Earl' the credit of such aids or 1. IPERUL PARIJAME, r. HOUSE OF LOBOS, THURSDAY, MARCY 2. Earl slotas rose, and said, in looking over the papers, relative to Spain and Portugal, which were laid upon the table by a Noble Lord yesterday, there was one wanting, which, in his opinion, was necessary to the discussion of that business. The paper to which lie alluded was a dispatch to Sir N. Dalrymple from Lord Castlereagh, 11111IllbtlAing hint to pledge, to the Junta of Seville. the assist ance of 10,000 British troops, and which dispatch was mentioned in a letter of the I.Stli July to, Sir A. Wellesley. lie wished to know, whether the paper alluded to was kept hack intentionally, t•om containing stone circumstances which would be iuinuical so the public service, or whether it was one of those which were not yet laid upon the table? The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, hr really had not welt the paper alluded to by the Noble Lord ; but as every facility was wished to be given by His Ma jesty's Minister, to the dileussion of theisusiness, • the paper Ahuuld lie looked for, and if it did not contain any t' g whichwas considered as necessary to be kept secret, it should be produced, or an alt strict furnished, coutaitong the information which the Noble Earl thought necessary. If the. Noble Earl would make a *notion to that effect, he should have no difficulty in agreeing to it. Eta MOIRA said, lie shit not totemd inakin motion upon the subject; but merely to submit it to the Noble Earl's good scour. The Committee upon the Flax Seed Importation Bounty Bill was postitoned.--Adjourned. • a s ID our Report, youctday, of Lord AUCILLAA n's servatiaus span Divorces, it was stated that Ito suggested the propriety of makini, adultery a capital deice. This wa• an emir, I.t...dship said a crinuvei offence, in dictable as such, and ptshiatiable by bat and j iIN'U THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. MORROW EVENING, Nlarch I I. 1809, win fie performed, a Nen Comedy, in five acts, called, IN I) EPEN HENCE ; OR, THE IItVSTEE. To will hr added Hat Mel•-Dresavedt c THIS BLIN D BOY. 11l It,. l'LAtt In tbo Presn, and in a few days will be published, is Two otegost Volumes, accompanied by a caret' portrait, price 34f. in boards, ENi i It'.4 of recent Circumstance% attending I. W. Own Lik, interopeiwed with numerous Royal and other internalise Letters. By MARY ANNE ci.AnKE. Printed kw Thomas Gillet, Crown court ind Salisbury. square, Fleet-street ; and to be had tit all Booksellers in town and country. • OAIr H IMO) T`HtIUnAND UPWARDS May he gabled by., SINGLE TICK ET i—Sharas Inipwerne truu—so that •MISO LE SIXTEENTH say in= in the prairie IMMIND STATE LOTTERY. at the 044 Establishodtalfwees of 1111 - DG ES. PAIN E and CO. Stock- Brokers, thethrm.emeet, opposite Bond.ritreet , St. Janine.- street, Hu Piccadilly ; and Nu. 2, ; where every Prise wiU Aar a Imola* drawn, or rwon afterward* as demanded. N.B. The Dimwit' will emetmente out the 12th of neat coustla. C --- 11,AN1..1 I'A 1 . E . . LOT l'Eltl . begin. April )509. Scirente contaiaa.. 4 e • of 9 &c, Le Lc. With aFR T.E MIT of (lie Thousand Tickets the Fin' Day, an.l 4 FREE Gilt of roe Handred Tickets the bircooil Day, whertoy A Ticket .... say gala .... E. too,oia• A Half .... may Rail S %OW A Quarter .... way gain . An Eighth may guru .... 14V* A Silattin• .... as gal* 6,250 Only ta,atiri Tickets AV sale. Tidier* and Shams areklat sale at all Lintataad Lateen Olies. -Tilte-00141111/1310KEtili At' omssaiMiusg , rissty's Thempart Saerkm, j%r *Nig Orr af Sink cad Stowe, wdfor Ma Care earl elmtorly ne Primat's Wars tio herr;l girt Malice, That they will be ready, at this 0 .411rh, ViLSDAY, Me 30th .f .March, 1100, to re ceive sealed Tender, sad frost rich arch Parma* a • way he soil Nag t. Contract ft c sapplyisi the vailommeratimmal Artless for Tereire iloatheertaix, frau the let May, tang: Limns Shirts, light Capo, Linea, kihscets, for Sick and Wounded Stuart', awl Seek Prisoners at War ; Canilktr, at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Staplettm, Normas Crum, Malmo and Yarmouth, far Primmer' if War. No Trader trill be teetered Oar Om ?Clog. on the Boy b/ Treaty, *sr asy **tired, asters the Party, sr an .4geat ,fir him, Jpersonaki attend. Rach leafier snot he accompaniad GI Lre!, r from two wpm:able Parsons, timing to &vain , 6.mo'd mith the Potosi tem de"isg, in the ram of L.NO, he the Am perferasaime of the Coxtraef . Farther Particulate may St haws, awl Samples am, by ap plying at this O'er. TUA NSPORT-OF Fit' 14 jam. se, i au9. THE COMMISSIONERS Pr condeeting Ili: Majesty's Passport Serried, fie takiee Carr of Berk and Weeeded Senate, and for the Care awl Custody of Primates if War, it Satoh eine Netter, That they will be rawly at this ftlar, ea Te EFLIAY,. the teth 'Ay at Mitred, re receive meted laid.ts sail treat troth seek Person. as may be trillivtr to cenedersel for oiNaleive CLOTH' NG, vie. JACKETS, WA ISTMA'N, sad TROITSuBfi, for Pri sowers of War in Health, fur Twelve Booths ceroda, the sth April, lord". No Trider wilt fre ratedoesl ofhw Os. *Tiede is the Dea qf Taste, reran s notieett, UMW Ma Prey, or me fee MA, perseastly Woad. Park Drake ma he by a Let &efts,' two reipeetaite Perseett, elovitrakilataae ea with fhe kedreieg, is the Sam of far lie dot ye-ferm ate if the Cestreet. Freda Patinae." nay be hors, died ilastriet taw, by sp. *iv at this Wee. TICTUALLINfI-OFFICE, Ifasen e, 1.0 9 . Ti IF: COMMISSIONERS for riefoodikag His Alwiesty's Nara do Aired" sire Naive, That es FRI DAY, the lath inaarst they will be ready to tonere realm in nriein k (arakj ap), and treat fee FIFTY TONS if POT is BARLEY, the to he diluent the apses see wawa his list Alsiestes eteettiey Stem fa Dektiotd, aid to be pad led by Sias, pessithar with lort , rest, ninety days etter awe. Irk Cositinowqr the Contract seal he was at the Secretary's No word will be had le any Trier is which the Pike shell ea hi beaertal is vote et leaet A, or that shall net hr delewiel to the hard Wore One irietk es the sail the mill im ages t odr water the Aram she maim Mit Tooder, • r woe Pi , sit en Ik~ atria, 000rmarakoodloolflot VICTVALLMO-OPFICE, limiter 6, New r iNi ECO M M !SSW N E for Fietonlliag ilia At Xney, herohy fire Nolte*, nit ims 'WES. DAY, M ew flutist, they rail* reedy r. men , . T.Pro Si orator (amplesl IT) awl twat far what ASH TRUSS owl WHITE. HAWS (Le sard) Um smigersermomad st , ipterm, eie nourbsed, lampier 44event tan t• roamed rrs Ir the Tie =ea. ad Slere ; MAN Asir. Nay Or diumededf.. therein tltfi, rhyme wow. Jan.p f h. von toe* •••• , A,, Aim the diste I f the kittnot, to k hiJe d Ike tint t. t... Ow. Mi. 1114.We's Vortwitteg Mom W ftwwfwd ; we 4 w be poill fir h 1 &Wt • works walk lota attwooks dart ear date. CwwWwwo gif the Cadoirdas, hr am • Sonetire• OPirc 14 mord MN Mt kW to so Tialie fit ortire the Pried , *la SW M awkw Ila Ire.* tat irsolk, or Mai shed me k d4irind A do *Ord WilIN ert.4 me at .44 Ilame.4l, tic We ihidttat, air dr Arrow who walks toe Twatt,t, wr ore. Porn as Mr keisv; issomih, a wow dor caisdirw. • teary to . ....chequer Bills on , supplies as have been, or shall be grained by Parliament for ate service of Great Britain, for the year Ism And also of another Art, passed in the host Session of Par liament, hi,: rat.ing the MOH of 1 . 04.1400 a fir the service of Great Britain, fur the sear t so, Who shall c wry the same to Ilse Office of the Paymaster' of Exchequer Bills, on or before the oath clay of March, loon, Olden a sum Amon ding to ii,ocio,sionl. sterling, principal Otthety of the 141.1 Bilk shall Inc %Wort Stengel Reed) shall be paid tile interest that it'eall have litcome sloe there on, to the coth day of March, based, and shall have in exchange, fur such Rill or Bills, a (Tito:Cate ew certiticats a to the Governor and Company of *he Bank of Eaglood,, expressing the principal sell' contained in such Bill or Bilis, which certilleate or rertifieates shall 'with:such person err persons t, capital stock in the &amanita herein diet aim tioned Eur es :Iry hundred pound contained in such certificate or certificate.s, at Isis, her, sir their opting, that to homy : To one bemired and three pounds free shillings capital stock in snood:es, niter the rate of five pounds per centime per annum, to be added to, and made une joint stock with, the ▪ p.rti.,d per centuist annuities, created by an Act, mule in the 371i1 year of His present Nfujesty's reign, for-grant lag amitotic. to satisfy certain Navy, Vtetualling, I rens port, atkd Exchequer Bide, and to commence on the nth Jaisuslr, 151'9; so, To eizbly-rue pounds eight shilling, capital stuck in the said annuities, otter the rate of Ire pounds per centime per an emia, together wills twenty-six polio's live shillings capital stuck its annuities, after the rate of four poll war perceptual' .per mammy to counteract from the 'Alt slay of April, 18+9, ' which said annuities are to be redeemable at the same time and in iike imams an. the SAW sonuities already estabinde eel, and are now redeemable by Paeoirtient, and to he charged upon, and payable rut ante Cousulidated Fund of Great Brstotn This above loans. ell Exchequer Bills dated between the tat March, taus, awl the :utb Febrnary, tsuu, both mete sive. the Paymastm of Exchequer hula du hereby :tire notice, that daily atteudatice will be given at their office, at the Re ceipt of His Slajesty's Exchequer, New Pal .c- Yard, West minster, front ten s,'elock hi the morning, to Otte o'clock is the etterution,Sonday excepted, until llo•iday,the dohs of Mat* Illogonclesier, fen the purpose of receiving t he said Exclosgeter Bids pursuant ' , the Moore rraulution: and foe delivering to the part-.es cerbticata or ccrtslicates to the Governor and Com primly of the Boni: of k:uglasesl, expressing the peiaciPal sew contained in rich B II or Bills, and tic capital atoek to which they will he respectively canted in cousequence thereof: si.w.4mil the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to brill one list of all the altars-eteuticined Exchequer Bids, is different chasms, with the amount of each spores of the said Bills, coutaining the entailers iu numerical order, and slowing the amount of the priocipal sums contained therein, which are to be &ailed: the time of COsionelarelletlit of interest, with the amount that will be doe thereon, which will be paid in enessey, Competed et the rate of three pence-halfpenny per day, en every oats hnuilred panda, to the :loth day of March, twig, on which day Ilse rattiest on the said Eurbegrier Bill. will cease ; met t;:ey are desired in the sand list to state the amount of capital stock to be crested in the seism' funds, and to write their names and places of abode on their lists, and teatime their moues on the said Bills. .1 he holders of the aboiemcutiseied Ltrlsequer Bills are pirtienlariv respiessed to write their Christian names in full length, an d fu, in our lOC uh•trel.el to class the said Bills according to the several Acts of Pio Lanieut under which lb.-v were tamed. The day fur psymeet of Interest, and for skliver;ng Cer tificates au exchange, will be advertised iii the public rapers as early a. posschle. RUSSELL INSATEITION, Fes. 3, 1009. A T a lIIIIIIerOUI Getietal Meeting of the Pro /11. prietors of ibis lusiitutioN held tlua day porso..nt to notice, 'tor the purpose ti l eleelittg • Mall/ENT •ud VIGIL PRESIDENTS, JAMES hiCARLF.TT. Esq. is the Chsir, The fulloiriug Restolutouses Wing proisJoA by the Chile. mu, aid secowied b 7 %%Mims' Dwkeusoo, Esq. tI.P. were sassiasassly adopted Resolvert—ahm the fulluvriae Members of this Institution be elected Prtsideut snit Vere-Preniclrnsrr: PRLsIIDENT : ills Royal Highness the Duke ut DLOUCLIIIEIt. VICE- PR ERIDENI'S His Grace the Duke of Bedford, The Right Hou. she tall of Setkitt. The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Wischetter, The Right Moo. Lord Ilullaarl, The How Mr. Justice thatultre, The Moo. Mr. Marva Graham. _ _ ~,,, ..... Eitootseil--Tlist the President shall have two, anti earl% of the Vice-Cr•rrdents one Ticket, which shall admit tlo• lkartr to the Leclerc% Lihniiy, and ot►er Apartments of this la 'gaieties. That the Presideot, if present, and in his ahwerwe one of the Vice-Pitoldruts if present, he requested to take the Chair, st all Gexrat Meetings of Ibis lostitatiun. .1. SCA It L err, Chairman N.11.-4t heinZ represented to the Committee. tent rnnuy of the Proprietors may he oat of tone no the Thursday be fore Easter, the do - of the neat Geseral Meetios, this is to gave Notice, that the ‘eneral Meeting will he adjourned from that dsy, to Saturday, the •t► of April, at Eleven o'clock precisely, em which last day the Proprietws are re visited to &Mrs/. Ey order of the Committee, 6EII. FLACK, See. NO ADVANCE ON CLOTHES, Although as eserisalla Advasee has tales pins os every Ankh of Woollen Cloth. el MOONS, WOOLLEN-DRAPER, MAN'S IL:1 MERCER, stud TAILOR, N.. INS, Yket.rtreet, war St. Doineta•'.‘loarch, inforffs the Pabhc, that, fn Rea Ily Mussy, Le undertakes to soup,' Appsrtl, simile to isesesst, el the Gillositig prim, wonsuat the pull's s of the Cloths, the Wortionstaltip ono Faeltioo to be eteredled by sone; whit*, by leitatpsAag the weal chary., made by Toilers, pervious to the siawe, will Moore Ikea curruboesie , the above SOWS theradhor it men 4. be clearly from the wet ismer, the was* moot be inmesee. loosad Clotli Vase. Sere lOW VeilsM eapeelloe erne a 10 0 Diet. Leramosee Ilreeoleso I 6 0 DWI, Diablo Magi 1 14 0 beat Doable WNW CAM. • o to a UAW flagovare tS.eB or Keorrorre Ilettiu 6 16 6 Rai rosy other artiste is the abets bruirlere on - lishalo Si,.. —A very great verity Id Neepooloo aai Whew Char ere always hurt, together olth leshiesaMa Wailltioath hip. sad other articiai is the Woolara-Drageny era 31ou'a lite Liar . • er rt le pereloolorly rr7mestr4 pea will stand t. the No. (tux thew bias ow dame a she eons beelines la the 01108441. - '% . i HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Bill for supplying the town of Portsmouth with water was brought iu by Sir THOMAS MI Lt. ea. reed a first time, and ordered to be read a second ti:uv to-morrow. On the motion of Mr. Flusictseom, the Quali fication Intleumity Bill was read a third time mad passed. The Exchequer Bills Funding Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed to morrow. On the notion of Sir Airmen W ar.LEstar, the Addiiiimal Irish Malt Duty Bill was read a first caw, and ordered to be read a second time to- Wort ow. • Mr. WHeitToe brought up the fteport of the Committee to whore the Eayt India Judicature List was referred, which was agreed to. Lord Mineos asked whether Captaiu Sande%) was at Lieist.-Colooel or a Capteita Mr. Caoeca answered, that he was lately a Lieut.-Colonel in the Asia Midilles,.e Militia, but now a Captain in the Waggon The SKcacTAite at Vt AK brought up certain Papers, which were ordered to lie n u the Table. The Biil for preventilig Child Murder in Scot land was read a third time send passed. Lord. FoLesTo inove , i..•That the Order of the Day, for the Hau,e tieing called over, be read ;" width being done, for the same reasons which he had urged yesterday, as it was probable the dis cussion would not be finished this day, he moved " That the House be called over to-enorroiv." After a few words from Mr. Beresford, Lord Porchester, Mr. Fuller, and Mr. Dundee the um tem was agreed to. Mr. BERESFORD then ware notiee, that if • 'Mei. lar motion were pressed to-morrow, he should feel it his duty to propose an ain9edrnelit. DUKE OF FORK. The Order of the Dee having been real for tak ing into further consideration the Report of the Committee appoimed to inquire into the conduct of his Royal Highness the Commander-hi-Chief, Mr. PERCEVAL resumed the debate of last night itith the conclusion of his speech, which he had left unfinished nt the adjournment, by apologisiug now, if lee had omitted it last night, for the greet length at which he found I sell lender the nixes. sit, of occupy ing their attention. In the course of his former discussion, he had disposed of the eases of Ilrooke and Knight, and of Capt. l'onyn's pro motion, so AS to leave in his mind nothing more to add to them. tAitla respect to Major breech's levy, there had been some papers laid on their Table, which lie had not adverted to, as iirit coneeiv. ing them necessary to the question, they relating to the Major's appointment to his present station at Jainiito ; but it would be recollected, that this was merely a resumption of the situation he had held before the grant of its levy, mod . therefore hr still contended, that notwithstarding this, as the Duke could not be said to have proveled for hen. the transaetion was a proof of his conscious inno cence, and of his not fearing to provoke attack.— Bid lie had found that an iintite.s4on had heels tussle 'since last night, as if that levy hail ant hero put an end to irt MU earlier period ; tire papers, however. on their l'able, would seterfactonly eeplaio that to have been done in as short a space of time meth* nature of isfficiel proceedings mould admit of: It had been assumed as a fact, that the tletiltl•ttats ow the sts!leet of the levy hail first nrigmeted with t:eueral Taylor, in Ireland ; hut that was nut so. In fact, complutoni of the simony* with which the levies had adva.icerl, had a-aimed lung terror.., and they had been referred to eienetail Taylor. who then made his report thereupon. It ism term this that Colonel Gordan hurl jpven an oddinotial panel, the fired of April, for completine the Levis's; hut with this proviso, that if greeter actistty were not evinced. the levy should he set meek : noel eta tM 11th April. the Contioander.in-thief bait beta is. bigoted of tare beckwerd state of the levee.. mid on the following day lead put a Anal tad to tbsems—s Upon this part of the case he bed ias bertha cheers . rations to nakeireireept one with regard to or* expense attending that levy. It would be recol lected that the greatest part of that expense had been incurred, iu the first instance, b) the appoint uncut of officers and serjeants, which were necessa ry for the carrying on of the establishment; so that, as far from an unnecessary elpieme, if the levy had been stopped at an earlier period, itAtt sid of an expense of 1501. it *Quid have stood country iii above 10001. a man. The next case it. order was that of Colonel Shaw ; and here 'Articu lar attention would be necessary to the. evidence of Mrs. Clarke,. in which she would be found to he as false as in all the rest of her testimony. By her evidence, it would appear, that Col. Shaw had offered her limo'. ; that he wished to be appointed Colonel of Cie Manx regiment, but that it was pre-engaged ; that he applied for *ulna other ap pointment, and was promised that at the Cape of Good Hope; that instead of wool. she had re ceived only 5001.; that she wusrlissatiefied with that and that the Uuke of York told her he was a bad man to have any dealings with, and that he had reffactil him to half-pay. All this was certainly contirinatoiv of the statement of the Honourable Member. But there was a document in contra diction to all this, which could tint lie; and this was a letter from Colonel Shaw himself to M. Clarke, wherein he offers her an additional sum ci' 3001. a.-year, to be remitted to her during his resi dence at the Cape, upon condition of his being put upon full-pay. This letter, instead of a failure as alleged on his part, proved an offer mach larger than • that lie was supposed to have failed in, and deserving a conduct very different from that of attention which she alleged she paid to it. Would any one say, that such au offer was not worthy attention? or rather, what attention would they be inclined to pay to such evidence as her's Upon this subject ? When Sir Hurry Burrard like wise interested himself so Warmly in his behal o , the answer of Colonel Shaw proved bet to huve been perfectly conversant with the terms of his appointment, that of being to be put on half-pay. What, then, becomes of her asser tion, that he complained of being put on half hay ? The fart, however, might be this; that aving succeeded in what lie first looked for. I e might, in common with many otbers, be anxious to secure somewhat in addition to what he had Siff ed before. Thus, then, was the evidence of Mrs. Clarke, under this head, completely disproved.— The next case was that of Mr. Dowler. This . rested entirely on the evidence of that Gentleman and Mrs. Clarke, and he should oat repeat the ob servations he had made on it yesterday. By that it appeared he had given her 10001. ; but whether that war for his place, or for whist other considera tion, he %mold not take upon himself to say ; cer tain it s•a•, he war her faiourite paramour, and had also assisted her in raisirt various soma of money. It was oleo certain he had Overi a very different seconot of his appointment, until arty r he had been clowned with her. These were the impressions this evidence had made upon his mind, and he trusted that a can. did examination of it would produce the •arse upon the minds of others. He could not here. , however, avoid noticing the maliner iii which 11 a public wind had been poisoned by the variccf publications, in which a mixture of falsehood ai.d misrepresentation had been circulated with the most active malignity, and which were of such in inflammatory nature, as to afford sufficient ground iu sot other case, o► upon any other trial, to post.* 10011/: the decision, till the return of cooler tan. intuits ; he leaped ■nd trusted. nevertheless, that the evil effinets of snch attempts would be now completely done away by the candid and dispas. sicunite decision of that House. Kennett's case lie likewise pound free from all imputation of the charge of corruption. On the 'second interview cia the subject of the loan. the application had been suede to Colonel Taylor, for the purpose of pm. coriiq him a place, and this as a favour to bin:• self, and also to Few 11. Mann, who had recon.. mended Rine. In the course of the proceedinv•. the application had been refused. It had Leila afteraanis renewed in a letter from Kt newt', us which he seemed to otter an advance in the amount of th.. loan, upon his appoustasesit to a situation , . This letter Colonel Taylor had not ever *hewn to the Doke, hut inertly reported the coutrists.— The letter itself was of a dubious import. sod they would not surely in common candour simisse the worst upon it. amid that too upon a bare re presentation of its contents; but this past of the CAI! he should lest, be the observatious of ctha is that acre to time after Min. In the case of El. dertm. Mra.l•larke would appear to be very muds if eel in has behalf; aad his letter of thanks to his Busal Highwesr, fvr his leave ambience. was to him a teusplete proof of the impaction of Mrs. C. by her *reining interference. limy was this tette r found ?—Not with the Duke, where it IP net hkve been. if it hod been ever delivered to him. taut emulsive' her papers. It was not Maimed in as fp. velope, lint mt rely dirietisl on the mine paper on which it was written. and without a seal that it would appear to have helm vent to lwr foe the paw pose of seeing its couteiits betore it was deinetod. and so reassine,l w thiher, *ad was never delivered to tin Royal Ilighoess. Auother case. tout of Meier Turner, woe of a ikostlemaii reerositing lave to sago. Theo applsmittou came at the sane time with another, homily to him. from Mrs. "Sothertmiel.... The lieu. (leash-nom hod said she might to Wave been surpccted; d.d ire memo to any tios. when die woofs Ise depended upon fee seolhog out ha owe were reoudrol spas DUI* evuleuer as owned wow to be robed oe t or !hot the Doke sass to Mumma for a similar belief. elms he lossorlt yes was he ailed prods? Ist is dim am the &mewl liquify to be mods ; mod (imeend Coro. *tight, to *Use refeerece goon ppisaits, &Awed I • Mal en the imbrue. bee nest he meows semis • hoe Ws it; ewe yes *a Polo/ le oro cord ddslsy. f,yssq yes anceshatey forrikamoi .1 • ii