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24k,•;• ,' to erreneona representation of conversations that had taken pisce, and consequently an erroneous note of those mover : lions ?—I never heal such an assertion ; and the first inti. m•tion I had of it Milq from the public papers, vying • re. purl of a speeds of the Honourable Wyndham QUI,t ill this Mr.Gratly`s, suy ps.it sediug -in euntempietion against Mr. Quin. at the time of the interview with Mr. Quin, which 111111 followed by the minute which haft been Own in evi dence I—None that 1 have the least knowledp. of. Had the younger Mr. Grady intimated nny iutention or any inclonsiiim to cell Mr. Quin out, in consequence of his reined! to relieve him from the eundttiunr of this stout *!— After I left Limerick, I think it wee Mr. Gettfly the younger wrote to me to say, he had rent a letter of a very liustile ti misc. Had you been in the habit of seeing Mr.Goohl, and were ...tot on friendly terms with him 1-1 WRS in the constant htlitt of' peeing Mr /:gold, and was 'away, nn very intimate .•ol friendly teems with him, and continued In remain upon those terms until, as I fliNt recollect, the day on which the cop.' t of the speech of the Honourable Wyndham Quin ar i,vett to Dublin; either that day, or a day or Iwo afterward', flaw' e to Mr. Quin. Do you mean after you► liAving Limerick, auharquent to the two Mit rviews with air. Quin, of which yuu have ►pukeu at Adore ?—Yes. State what was the result of the hart interview 11.1.0 com municated by you to Mr. Darby O'Grady at I.' .rack ?-1 declare I cannot state; bet I thank it was simp l yto tell lion that my negotiation had failed, that Mr QUM declined to withdrew the comfit ; and, consequently, on the part of Mr. Thomas William Grady, I rejected his offer in tom. Who; did yon receive that cummunicati ~,, from Mr. T. Goody, informing you of an intended a ppl.riation to this Honse?—Rya letter, dated Ortutsr 10th, Isl 4 You have stated, that yon kept no copies of the letters that pas-eil between you and Mr. Grady amino, mid Mr. Grady jnoitar, upon this business?—None. Have you the letter of the 20th October, iu your hood ? It is in my pocket. The wain. ss was informed, that he most deliver iu the 31r Gioia es asell to Pp Pak to me. Was the petitioner its such emba d rirenmstanees, that you asked the grant of 2001. a year from 31r. Wynd ham Qnin, on a plea of charity?- 1 beg leave to state, 1 never aske d it; the proposition came from 31r. Quin, lint the ptlitiontea cireumodanees are by no means w esnhat raised, at 10 snake it necessary foe him to accept of it ; hot los had always bild me, that he meant to apply this sum, sir any other sum 1 could get for him, by an arrangement with Mr.Quin, for the relief of his father's rods rrrrrr menus; his *stalely fur an arrangetnen, arose, he said, nut on his (11,11 Aerostat, but on account of his parents. 11'heis yon sent the minute to Mr. Wyndham Quin, did you send is under the blow, that if it a as adopted, Mr. Wynd ham Quin would retain that minute!—No; I expected Mr. IVlonlliatis Qom would return Cu my house wi:11 the so iiii tte, and licit he al ht have tote ropy and I another. I slid pro. !loge In hate a duplicate made of it ; Mr. Quits dveloseil it • is very polite terms, saving that he was sure whenever Ite iiiii 14 have neer.ton w refer to it, it was perfectly safe in Mr. Quires offer. When I gave that advice, I declare moat solemnly, I did not conceive that I was giving advice,abie or li m i g ht tend to a breach of the privileges of this House, f those privileges, as intimately blesideil with the 114111 , mid liberties of my flitliary, 1 ryrr have had, and 1n1.4 I ever s h a ll have, the profound respect. I guiseon! advice,l not for the porpose cif olefin' into afoul conspiracy, to ilia turb the peace of any individual, hot I gave it for the pm pose of restoring between top families that peace unit harmony *hick hail long anbsisied between them. I pot myself forward, and gave that advice, contrary to my first determination, of not doing more thao conveying Mr. •42„,,e, proposal. am now perfectly aware, that in giving that easier I have given h ope I t this House; and while I acknowledge my error, I hope I may be allowed to memo pany that acknowledgment with the expression of a •inceir contrition Mr it. I must do the Hunourible Member the justice to say, that I do not believe any one of us three pre soot at the llilierrieW at toy house, did contemplate that it was a breach of the privileges of this House. Before you parted with Mr QuM, on the 21st, at the in- I terview at Stillurgan, had you not agreed with Mr. Quin, that in order ill prevent mistake', a written minute of *hat then prism:if should be made and settled between you?—Yes, I had. my hands. Did Mr. Wyndham Quin, when lie 'Awned the minute, iepreas any imbrication uliatowv. r at the WOlll4 of that minute ?—Not the least ; quite the contrary. lu what ilez.er of relationship do you stand to the pill- 111111er Are eunsinsigrrman. Are von related to Mr. O'Grady. the candidate fur the comity of I.imeri. k are con.ins.rernian also. You were niselrratoorl to state, that t our motive for sitk- ' inirnieW will , Mr. Quit., :144151. (MIT a written coins mienication skirl von received ft Mr. Grady, senior ? Yrs: I hall a still further motive ; fm I beg leave to state, that Mr Thomas (;rally's iilliiirs become rotbarrsilard, heavy Chancery soil had been decided against hiuq sod he sass obliged to irate In land (or the Continent ; the mother of the peliiiiiner is my near relation, my father's ander, a laity far wham, from my infancy, I have always had the highest cal. em and respect ; ou her &pat titre from Ireland to juin bet husband, she entreated of use to take 16is yomic 11990 under my protection, sod to assist him with my advice and judgionni as tar na 1 mull ; I pledged mvai If to dos••, •1441 on this import:Lae nevi/min I frit 911 1111X1fly ill It-flee-on me Ortlar, by inteiferiii4 fur his assistaticr soil 1.4. hi. pro tection. DPI nil yin see:: an interview with Mr. Q•iils Was not it flows von the application came I—The applica tion came f ; I wrote to Mr. Quin to London, and I received an answer from him, shirk l lire lore, italic,' Bangor, I think, apprising me, that la wl.uad be in Dublin on smirks day ; if the lionise please I will read the answe► I received front %int.—file *Maw was sfirretrd to refill the sone 1-11 is is my vest coat pocket; I will fetch it if 111. Cr 11141114 ; hat it is murals saying. th•st he should be on +nal • slay at Stilliarzats P.ack, sod 'Arnold l.r balmy to see Inc; nod he iiiitified his iuttuliou to appoint Idr. Richard Salyth iu the abler. Prrvi ~,, .ly In the interview taking glare with M. Quin, had )001 then had 'wooe interviews with Mr. and Cll. ;11 ,Q. ..A a r r. y tattoo d astaiety lo rim Mr. Qom ? —I had. V•ra Ivo! i t ogge.l Mr. fioulif to give you the rag pimi hte info( mat ion of Mr. (dished arrival iii MO; +rot • to Mr. Owshi to that rff,cl, and rt crived from hive as mosw..r, siatio: the pulsatile tame of Mr.Quises arrival letter. The same was delivered in. The kitty was read, dated Boulogne, 20th October, 1818. " Boulogne, ?.oth October, 1818. " Sly dear Can w—G.wl knows, sod to do 1, that yon had your hand, full of that ward 1 committed to )nur tutelage. Volk l ieu...vintner was manly, Lind, soil disinteteaterl, nod 1 RIII 1. - 111 city satisfied with the result of your ailistioisis anon. ! know nut • hat part of it 'oust to rosilne , s and ingenuity with which yun led Quiu on, at his interview with you is Dublin, from cuctuctsy to • full declaration of his pm.sioil for bribery and corruptioo ; the simplicity with which you conducted him to a wittiest testimonial of that declare. tom, or the tact with which you halided him my letter, at your farewell interview with bon at Adore; it was a kind of P. I'. C. compliment, • hich you made him at the very Mick of time ; one moment sooner Iseind.l have heel' too early, one 111011Iellt later Iwoulil have been h/NO late—but you 'rim eil the moment when he was itlecifsing hitnself upon hie triumph, to satisfy him that tbe battle was wily id IN . . infancy.— Poor Tom ! he might have had an uverweenitig penelmnt for the 2010/ a•year, but lw wither wants honour or spirit, though he wants steadiness, whirl, natuial shficieney, in clading want of judgment, was abundantly increased by the confusion Of advice poured in up o n him hurn all ;parts is, and the moldier of contradictory advise rs.-1 hul a letter Grim lion yesterday, in which he pretty nearly reelpitiilates what you tot•I me as In the proceeding , ' below, smd says, that his mind being uninitiated at not having called Quin out, he bad that day written him such a letter, as would 'mike it we. ...try for Quin to call him out ,• and then crlis my advice! You had told one, 1 believe with great nowerity soul justice, that lie bad signifisd +inch his inlesitiou h. you; and vour opinion to me was, that if lir did so uobudy would limo him. To Ise sore orleisly would, rometliing of that suit most have Wen a measure lather expeeteil than deprecated. I raid to him. that 1 approved of hia having tsk ii the ads ice of his f Worts in the fort iuslauer, and of his haviog vindicated his own fseliogs in the second ; for however the sense of the country noght lie with him as to Quist's injurious treatment, it *mold fall from bon if he ink no step to merit himself.-11 let it drop there, I disused him to do so too, but to shrw a copy of his letter to Quin (which 1 hope lee kepi) hi all Isis friend.. " NOW, to tell you what pi s,aftlia 1 have b.ra ninhillZ, for though I shall not call upon you In promote or steno., a p y part of my warfare. 1 hope you sign . ' meta to deny me Me consolation of comninnicating confisl• iii ills witis you upon it. or of expeeting 6son you a e-ontilir elsseioseire ke nee Of the areessation it !ball pis/doss 00 the Mine side of she If ish Chassuel."— --- " Now, though r. vi. is Meet, pudding is bet ter —I ihrea foss. last Uaiilay enclosed si ropy of the east, to gether with the observations and precesleasts above-usention ed, kr my friend Quin, whom 1 shoots' lie reseal to see Ihus hampered—and this 1 slid without libel (lolling nano ~except that the advice proceeded from a leadsug Ms ml,. r of the llowee--and 1 put a shoot note at the foot of the enclosure, iu the words ' 1 elepiecate and despise the idea of a threat, but having edicts given you advice to your beitefit, I will here advise you.-1 advise you to restore my SOU to his office, of which you have deprived him, by ate appoiutmeiel for life, before the first day of next Jaisuary awl to inform me by return of puss, that you wean to take the ails ice 1 here give you. —I shall i aped your answer by the 12th of November—or if I get uo answer by that day, I shall piesuwe that you rejected my advice.—And to pe retold you all further erssolew, sad me sell further delay, no middle term, no comp r omise, shall be considered by me as falling %albite Ilia scope of the advice 1 here give you ! — " It now comes to this:—Either Tom newt be reatneetl tee the foll plenitude of his place. or Quist souse Ise ruined — ruined 'aloud all rcelemptiou; these is ill nature nu third DoWin. Did yin ant ' , sperm to Mr. Geoid, previously in that in -1..f, KW s k iug piece. ...me a ppro 1,..116011 that t he muse mortice of Mr Quin not fulfilling his alleged promise to Mr. 4 ; , radf , told retaining him in the oilier, would be an hostile 114.1.11:te from Mr. Grady to Mr. (daits?—Never; neve. that I re ro!lf. et ; I know nertietly well that the prtitiuuer was Vii i'ilitl tort moil sad indignant. and it did require all my inflneuce over Mien to prevent his reading retch a mes sage, but 11 nut out aware that I expressed it to .11.. Gould. Dei you think you might have exp. essed some thing in your conversation. with Mr. Gould, which might liana lion see aupptieee that Affil an hostile TOGIIIIRgf mir t h be if lit Mr. Gould ratted upon toe once iu Dublin; he was oa horse back, I recollect, and begged I would come out to the rldur to lam. He told me, he called fur the purpose of 'motion ing that Mr Quin's' arrival in Dublin would he postponed for a few clay.. I believe that his carriage bad met with an accident on sloe Welsh road. Mr. Gimlet, is sloe course of • teiy short conversation, I thiak, said this—" Smyth, you greatly mistake Quin, if yun think be le to be bullied into any nreasnre." I gamma "myself considerably hurt by such a remark ; and the reply 1 made, to the hest of my le collection, ass Gould, when I go to meet Mr. Quin, I go toot to belly him; I am satisfied Mr. Quid is a gentleatau that is not to be balled; but I also think it right tell you, that me friend is sot likely patiently to pot tip with ill treatment." Had you between the I?Ib sad Seth of August. any per sonal enumeeiniention with Mr. Grady veuiror ?-01s, never ! he mete was in Dublin; I believe he sever proceeded fur- Orr than London ; he immediately refereed to Duerr. I bail a Iflllr front Ire, from Dover; he saw Mr. Quite out the and me the 171 h l bad • letter from him at Dover; front that I roiereire he sever proceeded fusilier. I have never sera 711 r. Grady, senior, I belie we for these tierce la..t years ; I have nut seen him, slur bad any cominuMration with him since I came to lAnolion. Ago tint I right in supposing, that at the Intel view a bids took place at Mr. Gadd'. house, Mr. Guile admitted that in all his previous inlet views with Mr. GriOy, or his fu ends, in the county of Limerick, he had stover attached any con dition of political support to the promise of any allowance to Mr. Grady And tint the first period at which the suggestion of a entietition of political support was made, was at the inter view which took plitee at Mr. Gould'. boom. ?—(7,rtainly. Are you peifectly certain that you law Mi. Gould twice en the 22.1 of September, namely, once in cumualey with Mr. Quits, at kern recluek on that sulnerepte at about half pa 1 three, when Ntr. thou returned you the nveriewasehon?—Ctrtairly I. have uo manlier of doubt of it. Is the coovelmtion you had with Mr. Quin, at Mare, did you allude, directly Of indirectly, IV any probability that a parliamentary Investigation wirmil take place on 011:4 sub ject have root the least recollection that I did, 1 sin sore I did not, indeed ; foe it did out occur to ine that it coldd take this H av e yen had any communication, by letter or otherwise, eitb Mr. Gould, sauce you bate loam sllVlmossecl, err have bell reason to expect you were to be stissimuued, to attend this Hunse as a witness?—l bad. State what that communication teas ?--Oit the first of March 1 wrote In Mr. Gutyl.l, awl a copy of that bites I now held in say hami ; I thought it but fair and right tie a loother !tarsi der, t.. apprise lion that I had kept a copy of ruy feel.ber letter to him; Ibis is the letter I wrote In him. The witness read the letter, dated the lit of March, 1819, ea italowa " 4f, Sagget-St. Wird' Ist, 1819. as Sit—/ wroir a letter to yuo, dated Sept. 2341, 1818. of whirl. 1 Lave a ropy. I deem it right to apprize you, that 1 itibik It hierly probably that I *hall he required to pit). Herr IS.. ropy aiaove allotted to, w &fruit of your 'oolitic. log Slit I.loXitle " I am )our obedient Scrraynt, " CAREW SMYTH. " Thor. r'. 4 .1. F.-rt " (Copy C. S ) This letter 1 hot compartd by my brother ; I immediately w a r d it 1,4 0 , ; 48,4, i t. and accotnpamed nin to M r . t'; o utfl•.. house; I then took the nod letter Old Or IC" Laud true it 10 Mr Gll4lltril ii.:••Clll4t, the SerVellit 111AVIllg told Gould wise I{oll to else house. Did ice. lie lily answer to thAt ?—I Aid not. Unit you any muoiratitio or ciniattlintinti with the Chief Bawler., fo: die regulelto of your own entidoct tit soy restrict. toef him: you cuuttnithiealitio with Mr. Qom. on lichnli 1.1 . Mr. Grady the petitioner ?—Notte. LIAil you yoniself. ur to your kitoolcdge clear of the Mayes " I think it not unlikely that Quin, fooling the alarm giy. i Acting, and being sunobstinate to submit, may , in his court- ! ly phraseology, apply to you to give op that little ..rotten document, as the terms are cow reji aril, and that it rain be i MI longer available ; but yon will be in this as iu every 'Mug else, no over-match for him, and will probably i.:37,. that as 1 you utideistooil it is ill lie the subject of a pailiaini - mai y inquiry, you c moot tell what scrape you may lor'isz yiiiirsilf iuto by parting with it, which could not answer ai:y Imo pus,, ns you swot me a copy of it by Isis di sire, which you wool,' be bound to prove, as well ns the to %Mal, if the original was given no to him.—l Inok tare to remind Ii im, that I had gat no answer to my letter which y4lll huh delis. ri d to him.—l enclosed this other letter to Alp, with ,';reel' to semi it, and deniauil au auswer.—As I most *sail fur his sower, or his no ansin yr, to the 12th of Novi oilier, I can not lake the field effectually till the middle Of l,ltur end of that mouth, but my istattrie/ is &I ready, n i .il i t will be • a warm winter campaign." Vim's, T. G." Several other letters refwireil 10 in Mr. Suipli's evidence, that passed between him and Mr. T Grady, were then rend. Did you communicate to Mr. Quin your hilentiou of I i transmitting ill Mr. Grady the plopositions, as you have slats il them, of Mr. Quin, %bleb you have 0%1 tttttt 11141 i to paper'—Must certainly; Mr. Quin arid' ol that I shank. ; It appeal a by my letter to Mv. Gadd, that I meiiiiiiiiiil that I had, as Mr. Quin drsiied, CUIUUMMCMC. , 3 copy of this minute to bush father and son. 1 Dal you ever allow of Mr. Thomas William Grady. ne- ceptanee of the 2001. a-year, upon the contlitiiiii prliplll..ll by Mr. Qum —I beg leave to acc ttttt p my toy aMIYIT 111 I hat I with a few observations. I am perfectly *stare, that my an -1 swer to that question will perhaps subject myself to erinti- ! nap punishment, or to the censure of Ibis (loose. 1 have no hesitation in answering, that I did , as It II pla la from my , i letter, advisee VIM to accept of it. Thr inotives which Milo- ' rimed me were these:-1 have already stated the near con- nintion of Ibis young man to me, the manner its ailiCil he I , " been left as it were nosier my proteeima ; ii tier:m . l , d to me, that if I either advised him not to accept of those I terms, or gent this minute, or Mr. Quin 's proposal. without i any uhservation of my own, that it stookd certainly be ir- ' I jetted; the consequence of that rejection I was •opieheitsive i of I thought that ale. Grady, considering lie state of exasperation he was in with me iu Dublin, and the little 1 effect that my influence had over him, if / induce him to I give up the idea of a 110 Si ile amain: a jib Mr. filiiiii, I thought, that, in case I did tint acc..utpaity this eMala an 1. cation with any advice to him, that a personal meeting would take place. In all cases, I am sure I ahall id be balmy to pirvent any such occurrence ; in this rase most particulaily. This youtig mats is only Id yearn of age, lie is the father of Iwo children by his late a ife, he is the only son of hit parents, him his was to thesis of the it moist oil pietanec. I haul always understood, Ilia t the geat it- M all to *hum be probably would be oppowil In the I'lo.l, WAR MI re, v formidable aniag l. I also was await., that he Led deli r . Imined, honourably to Idiom If, to apply oliatever he got .nit „;* th i s ( Ai:, to the relief of his (alines embarransciiiiiii• llnfluenced by these feeling., nod these motives. I did sacrifice toy judgment lii my tidings, and I chit minis. , him, iu the manias that a rr . ;,,, in I.) letter, to titcept of the enistine, a d Yee are anpteeiog. 1 think utif.ei v. diet . c., !, e e ii.l.l ennti t i o e lailitically con escti .1 wills late .i. 110 Mr. W. Qum mutt oppose post coleoil ; lota whtitrt ir r, moot eminit at Littera*, Cu lime as l i e euell i ete e to ~e . „.,y , . ~..; hr may have to compheu of smite of We weeds:A..4 - 'het aunt of 211111. a year tout of the Aire ; hut that Mr. Thom is family, I know of my own kuowleilm , "het he hie ateiken ; William Grady was 0( perfect liberty at soy time to frith. with ereat kiielnies of bit opponent ; rod I know Mole. " quith the etelf. a year, aim to situate hit political interest • that he Isar smoke,' in hetes of a dertiiiii of 1114 i brother.' troni Mr. teem. Mr. Carew Smyth .041-.1, that he thoote sail Weil hoping to rencileite, I .mil this. " you Limo, elf. : Immo:Ai:arty toironneicate the above 1 , 0 Sir. Themes William Caren single, that I have a ve« y cieirliterable property its ' Grisly, whom he remold, et tee tame tone, aevite net l e Wet per, that I eau have a greet initiate... Its ease lel se , c. 1111 4. V) mil) tlet ' , Min till hi lied consulted with hit Whet, hut to ex , rl it. I told vim.• rousiii haw tioliappy I was at being I *lmola VI qu. st or hint to eenie to a ila termination 114 In 111/1141.11 In vide netts' him ; whether I du thus or thus, 1 I act:emetic or rejecting She idutve arrangement as speedily at hoer a shone tinting towards hint and towards a diem,. 1 ;Kimble, after loin{ nestle isieetaiiiied with his fatlces :c u e. meshed mentece of les family ; end 1 her and trutt, Wet if I ;emit, which dearrainat *Wesel Ibe f . ..nintosi , iteti le I anted Ille.lVvruillata Quin, lie mould lest refuse use. polite , 1 Mr. (loin by Mr. Carew Smyth. I have mesitiontst We putt cal Nemo' of that di.actiption; 'keret - me in dereauding this I coot der it. adopted; I have datittetiii •taieJ that \;, pleilee, yen are discisasine at all events an uitnecettary sub. i i eVyiselialis Quist express d his dieseet to that rat *he i t jert." Mr. Carew Smyth M. is said," I shall a rite to my cousin, , seemed iu Import on Ili. everting it, that le, atienlatesl fi n it must be his leisinett and 'tot mine." Mr. Quin then imam. i i political tupport as a custioderation ; fruits that he expressly distely said, IA Mr. Cerra Smyth. it is right to apprise you, ; dissents it, aiel net& swot' the eepressuisi, sleets I never em that I have actually appended Mr. Richard Smite, elm k of ; our shall fidget, that it was a llitue revolting to les nature. the peace; he 'desalts§ the mail homeht her Limerick; when 1 State your resatons for not hawing read that Remote, the hr reaches the county of lemerak,le• will demand the books : mitotte being the subject of discussion daring that utter mill snipers of the office; elle If they are refuted by Mr. 1 view?-1 have rented already, end Ibe to repeat it, that Grady, I then *esti 'to it as all eltettun ou his part to pro. ! fruits We esthete cosine - I had with Mr. Wy•dham Qom crud at law." Mr. (ewe. Smyth said, " that is very raped. , un Iles trausaction, I told him Jistiiietly, that 5 could take Ditl yon crer, and when,state to Mr. Gristly the petitioner, •it.l 111iors ‘ e . yo a t h t t i v ot ill nta think of being so quirk." 1 ' Why," • 00 pan in it; at t b e sante time I tin free to declare, dot if that the minute in queetitin was revised and currected, •p. s aid Mr . $ " I nut sure I have given fine • I thought Mr. Wytullbam Quin, or soy other person Me proved and testified, by Thornes Gould ?-1 do nut know enisitelt; I L ' ite ' I Plesl Q eed ulH onyself to gr. Carew Olisally, the ; whom 1 had an efiectioti end repo, were incesitioutly awl that I ever expressed myself in those terms. On its, so ival I % i i. is s ele tif Ilse cattliilete, who hall ieterfered foe Mr. Thomas . unsiddly nailing a compact, it 111111 Was slot ju a (me t, !ham Gently, that I would nut muke a Rua' arrangement , totional point or view to he mutilate!, I would have Kum I attest ed him, for the first time, the Militile, inutiljeltuli7ilriiike;, that Mr. G )))) Id had assured me. 11041 he would till my return from Euelanie l atil 4 l . l iltin s k I l l i i i i . ive w i at h a i t g l ; f loi er: e d, pr a e n v i e l o o t t ed o t t i .. l . b e iai v oez i br i n e t r i t , t , e s i t is g e m e a rt e a xi a w a n y se aa w w w ils om et . clim e f or ward at any time, mid testify that Mr. Quin, in his lime enough." '•seys sr. . ace. .my . glad , . of . House. pr hail a cenowledged it to be correct. you will out be quite so rapid, to , I would b e . convenience, to the bee des House. The qiivatien ap plied 50 110.44. e words, " revised, ellfreetell, tO have sume I ftlli. r time time. it ." 111 VS Mr. leyud. I Did yoll Make any objectilltl, during Mr. Wyse - noire and amens , , it of ;" slid yon give 51r. Grady at any time to Ilan ( Qiill l 4 • r , t wool. the Ilt•..ig lit. hee l held over 1 Qunes perialll of the minute, to :toy part of that tumult •- tui.l.-islati. , 1 that the mitotic had been revised suet corrected ' lung e iiii sell," soya Mr. Carew Suit Ili, ' I sle.hl.ll dbe glad I sever,Did Mr. tipoW.nmyydliam honouQumr.. , on 'nine aeee, part 4,0 an,, , ,, b y "Thomas le ~,, 14?-oh, gwver ; 51r. Gould was merely to hear (sure Mr. Thomas Grady, at II ...Ingetee: " o not i e pre.ent as aCculilliltiyii.g Mr. Qum; he took no part whet. know," says Mr. Wyndham Quin," what elelltomas Grady 1 doe ternis still, Mr. Carew Smyth f -Ile app.:tied to me lo has to say 4010111Ilie bllbjeel; " 8101 Mr CireW esnyth maim ; en. . bOlAer ill it. Thomas Genet, Esq. eaffed in, aud examined. ' this mower, "he is the father si t Tleuteie William (hee ) ;" ; Did Mr. Wrelhant Q u in appear t o b e ashe n, f t ee l, l e,. What is your wino ' -TI as Goole. " and tvita. l err time • fat erview !-lii re•cily, net featly. " that is tpsite out fi t:lent," says Mr Wale. • • r C arew S tu} . on one of Isis elajetty's Counsel at the Irish bar'-1 you require Jet grantedWyseleion Genie ; Did N oi le c .. t s:y t oitl y is . a i n t s a t.l n t y lit i t . , sl o si fte o r f l l te tie le i t ,r M verd r. i . n tt g re c w w , w nit ,.. .:., mail my tell parted, and I iiever tumid autolier commutates.. ; commit 1 haAvletericillY3:elisithi3tetehots'nni°e'tlirivaltilliTl l i f i o n s i b l i c i c u l et i ll e i ''. lV • ynilletin Quito, in lion so lllw sit leeet, save . and t meta that love, g ',Axed I lions he bail hail o of. elr. Carev , !tiny thtint reem_ the menih sit Scpamber last, alien lie called upon Mr. ' sue memory severely, I think I let...else:l that Me Cerew het. after the int' trii .., "Ind he slid , lea I recollect perfeeoy Carew Smyth ?-I did. Smyth, either that itty or the oval, some short time after. I well, that uu Mutittay the 21st ut September, alive Mr. State the crime , Ration that petted tit thili interview ?-1 wardi appli.il to 114 e upon this part a the vow, ale thee if 1 Carew Smyth canoe tin-1 to my house, at Stilloceen Park, it I shall; I think it was Oill'ueolay, the 22.1 of Septembe, Mr. Richest! Smith died, lite •rrangements were to he con- I bring We wettest slay that al t ewer c:iine from the lee. i to M r .r tinnedand I believe I apprised him bye letter, written, I I vent, and creating a very extrauitlinary temallun its my 1 ll ;i at the chili in li•ldareedreel, Ilea I told , vd•roil l Moot, that it must have been at - toughing very :livid indeed, I accompanied the Honourable ‘Vyielleurt el • Carew Siuythei house, being the only lime I ever carnal that ~ 1 !.". ' e la t e ' a boas fide ti at on the past of Mr. (Zulu, . that hootght any man "tit that day ; I pet Getty acelleet bouse in my life; toil ant not mills egillar, l i i n l a u t i a ll. tin i g. in tk l a Y t hli:l7celtaiiiiitallitme'erbh':•Ot4e: 9 'l lll l l 'l mA an ..alusniyo lr u a e u t aa ll e Law' kept n - i, ropy of my own ; that Mr. Caen Smyth i i nests y itivitatitin by dine sail ter of ciiiimel el this tratisactimi, and I claim no privileges letter • I love nut been able to feud Mr. Carew Sinyll.*l .to sleep. Mrs Wasullintei 'aid' d meself, being left al, teller to me • and I state this ,art of We leassactiou uu I ikeete after the ladies retired, be thee slid state to me, that either for myself or fur icy other tame' arising our of that chateau r. 1 accotnpanied Mr. Quin to the I ~,,, se of bare tour . d o e t. arereollectien There ' is one wurd more, and 1 1 be hail had an aitititaervbieeted,idassttakeeriow mbee,hatelktaitads,irsitcharetlei. I , i urnelences had occurred of • Carew/ Smyth', Me. Carew tamed'; I entered that house Mom a motive, .lew which, it the Home will gore one Irma. I shell state. 51r. such i a m nature with t h in I rb il" Ive y, * c Ito M r. Thome% Grady, of foul Smyth began by advancing the legal prcteusions to the Carew Smyth had, previously to Mr. 11eendlisim Qiiiii ' s :le 71111eco ow rl ige a wee_ t j e O when m e w yn ee e s t , ' empoiry upon that subject, and that he would mart Lis I s p o r i o w edia r to l es ur w lal et t ettence by a publication , ....hues I, oilier for his cousin, and that having found Mr. Quin per. rivet at my house oit the 19th of Septeinlrer. spoken to see Quito jury ust (etiolate., me whic ht ;as meneitiately upset the ' right, Mr Carew Sineill was then Pretty lwremetory and es. with such carneetnets and anxiety to sire Mr. Wyndham I lion tut th e count y nu, Limmick, upon tins subject, I ', plait, as to an alleged promise made by Mr. Wyndham Quin, that, coupled with reports which had reached rue Mient Quite wills reppect to ibe office, end that was oar of Ile e h:a c t:wily told hint , tled neither . as • friend nor as a ban is sources, and reports that were univenially tpreed, alarmed rne ceeeedinely; and I thought Ilist Mr Carew SII the ter, would I take soy part in die trensarleou ; that I could ; grounds of my alarm , for 1 knew pi er e ctly well all Mout, front fl• nob respect le Mr. Thomas Goole, ; that it hail hecit the intention of Mr. Thomas WAhrri. 44341 10 be at least the dud else its saute tranenetiun which' (Lady to fall bat k upon this merged premise , and to avail mieht be attended with mosmiel siiisforwite It .. - - haul rem:h. at ti ll i dt tl!e le •g r i l t il l unYe t:r i sr etl t i selinf4sliihreel)hussildinestetuldit h um, that with respect Itaunter of it, if hermits!, in order by the laws labium.. 1 ., ed lay ears over and over again, that a hueltie message was I enforce it, if it were puttible ; but in that conversatien Mr to pees throueh ilseluands of .; the Attioney.G . ctieral.. . Wieateuee 'against Mr. Wentiltain Quin; and for the sole Do you . tile punitively , that you never actumpanieu Mr. 1 y i Isf odium eletts never directly or barectly alluded Ito lee object " d from the " le " it" of het"g humbly i""‘". Wyudiiiin Quin in Mr. Gre w samples, mew to that day I blithe' al a"' si"ele word abut" political support. mental in 'newels( ine a calamity, which in our event I knew bud eou hear Mr. Wyndhuso (loin assign, as one of lee when Mr• W me am Quin returned the minute ?--Poissa t welled he fate' to the happiness of 3lr. Wyndham Quin for . , • ... Y . ', t re d hied he ..., e„, „ Lees . I enutiees fur granting the 200 La ref to Mr. Thomas 55 illein the remainder of list life, I went to that house of Mr. Carew heel; Pusitleely 3 Ocoee elt err Smyth; when I entered the room, I !bought I observed en Dist Mr. 11 yrolitaro Quin state to you, before be went to ' Grady, h k i , se a m o le: o rra a s s se s t ci a r c e t un . :;..t e e ha nces roi ; l 7ld we l v h: r t , i o t p w o n i s i m i i i i . y . 111 r. Carew Sutyttes !muse, the object 4.ii that kite's tear ?..- erweirY air of surprise iu Mn. Carew Susylli's countewince, and 1 honuur ; I heard Mr. Wynilheni Quits say telt, that Mr. immediately Baia, "Is there any thine private, toe if so, I .L' icvcr • Thomas William Grady had %tormented his arcuinstimees Carewlit th . a_t is ai lei f v o i r ew io , m tist os,l„rd.seea.!yiniti,hola:o(ilf4t:einsitaettprouisenclst of e a . as embarrassed, and bail gone so far as to say, that if ties altallinstmetly withdraw," on which Mr. Wy l idliam Quin di. redly said, " No , Goold, notbiog private ref w. en Sir. Smyth r'"' Cues ev i onve s ti u ).4 I du not think lie did. Was taken from bins he would blow his brains out; alai and me. 1 of Conti.. sal duwa,*d so dal Mr Wynilliani Quist, pre' eau t r l *4 l . ° reit * it by Mr Curet', Smyth being elleira I briar! him say this, that when lie uttered this , that ills Mr. Carew Smyth !Jambi:gel Wink with 0 ei n ill lilt haul, sit to -.--- 1 " t 1 : . e. ' ye as a.ked i : ' " of 2001 , was made at the suggestion of another, it never lIT:- the unties , tie w the table: " Here you received a Irlivr from Inv?" said Mr. Have you never seen that document before.-Never le gissated with Mr. Quin ;it was origmated by as respectabit a t Carew Smyth; " I li , tve," said Mr teein ; and immediately . my life; . I never read a line of it ; I emir a paper w hich Mr. man as any in society; and Mr. Wyndham Quit met sue look from his porket a paper, Lout the tut...lore of which, ms the day on which it was peopeme! by Mr. Consailine, w h o ti . eywilhan, Q u ito took out of an euvelupe, but 1 Dever read a he took out another pave., and be begin to rend, and has. y of it in my life. yesterday week authorised etc to declare it was he aim did ine taken his eyes off the paper, Mr. re. • w Smyth insole diett•ly asked hint, 'i Have you any objaiiii ~1 to rigs it ?" I bar of the House of Commons and prove it. Did yet bear the minute rend open that occasion, or did I so, and if it was lirlel necessary he could come over to We you leer any oho rvalions as ht nos eiteratiou which appears At Wit time, I did nut know Wm dale seer was teeth • After the 21c1 of September, del you see Me. Carew Smyth e e ,•„ fuee t o n rrr ia, nri . : m r. we ee , (be e o rme et. Nem the !occur the minute ? - V i nr, never. . legato opus this subject ?-.eiever, to my recollection. sit ly saie, " I certainly shell not sign it." " Surely," says DOI you make no observatton . lieu Mr. M yodhsm Quin When did you fi rst hear of the charges being tunnel 1 ! i : • against Mr. Wyndham Quin "-I think I did early in hes. 0.. Mr. Smyth, " that contains ilia sulntatice, at least, of was Dee by Mr. Circe Smyth to sign it, to We pur i po . what posted between us yesterday ?" u Ob, certainly not," that he, Mr. Weitilharn Quilt, oieglit tool to sign il, he ' li gy o o s i. i her ; and the moment I heard it, I isistatoly wrote to Mr. says Mr Quin," yon have made inc here bargain for Tommy Member of Parliament , at et:ltalie; to a . dir .s eetin o f t Grady'. political supper', a thine I meet dreamt of .." and his of ni, offic , sere isierial o f i tt ..l l •-, tt o r , the up tr o . n u„,c y . i r e . ( V n, l a l s tl a ll t s io rn a Q ; , :i u n d ttl in d m ef y y ltehtetevriltl,a,i:%nir(.wvveeyendtihmeneleiQrt,lisiii,,t4.l lie:. au cep teeitiii that I never can and never 'hail fur.let, was hollow ; anti i t I ocre capable al side os pu rl sit litre I stated that Mr. Carew Stoytb was tau hunouiable a this," end that too, in a way revoltine Ili my nature." Me. tem, I might net to sear lea Majesty s gow n e fo:iir-aiitl. I Matt tO misrepresent the transect R ite Carew Smyth persevered, and I Wink I Imre stated the thing twenty nouts, :mil I hope that is the optimist ut II House. You state that Mr. Carew Smyth has always borne au on. sit patted," Mr. Carew &toils (said Mn. Quill'," you know, Mate you the letter uteri) Ur (trees Smyth ill et to ye.. I impeachable character at the bar for probity ?-I believed at or ought to It , that fur more than two Month, I b e er bees reins ire 14., the grout, 1111 111 e stippasitioll of Nlr. Richard I 1 'het time, fiat there was not a men in the community to ready mid willies; Its give the poiveion of 2001. a-)ear tied* Smith's decease?--1 have it out; I received a notice oa : a hum I could have looked up for wifely and prutectiou le the ,-hire; you know it, that I have beets ready tomb will. Miettley the let of March, tiemal Carew Smyth, to prudt'ce : his lietionr, more than ill Mr. Carew e in yu e ing every slay 11l du it, w 'demi condition or Mirth', um ; and the enema' l e tter which Ibe Honourable Meade i alludes to; • How lung have you besot hide's countel ?-I believe I sum sell you, in the presence of Mr. Geoid, that Tummy and I 4e - copied a great pelt of that evening, and almost the shout thirteen years; I have been tweuty.seven years at the Grady is nekton.: to have it; I glve it for pure love and whole sit Tuesday evaninz fultou lug, accompanied by a near , bar. affectiou 10 him, and as the min of an old friend, he is eve eelatereof mime, in the seat re ; I searched every thatant tit What circuit do you go?-The Munster circuit. cowrie to have it will t litious Or 11111111181iOns 2 ' MI I could lay hold of epee the earth, tint have nut beer able , ; Are you not the renior Cousisel upon that circuit ?-I am %stitch Sir. Snivtlik instnetlialely said, "Oh, thet, twitters 4ve to fiod 411C14 a titil% out the seuiur iit point of precedence; there are many abase ale all right ;" then ems lie, "if he video against ) ~,,, :vie The letter delivered in by Mr. Car ew Sm y th, addressed to i me ;• but I believe the Right lioneuruitle Member alludes to von pledge ye:lt-self that you will nut disturb hint i" " 1 Mr. Gould, ens sheen to the witness. Imy station upon the circuit. If it be nut vanity to sty will 110 110 bulb thiag," amid Mr. qui ~, " l will lint lam - she i Mr. Gnald I 1 have read this copy of a letter, what, ape I thugiliscosas , it; I will have no compact upon tee tubject." • pears te be ~...drembed. . 6 D eaf Go u ld," awl cueing . Carew : I eland pretty high. How lung have you been arqueinted with Mr. Quin Mr. lemur Sun ill then said, " I cunsi.l.. - Mal really, Mr. ' ithits•th." I have 'sot the remotest eecullectiun of havnig ie. i Slice his earliest infancy. Clime equitelli tot to yeah a iyitig you tap. et has suelee 1 ?" reeved this letter, but I think it is very likely 1 did ; riiy 141. i .. I Have you been proftesionally consulted by Mn . Quin?- " You may consider it sit you pl. us e," tam Mr. (twit,.. I will pe l let%) WO called solely anti enel" ieet Y to the pukes w hit" . Uniformly, except in this trail/meanie make DO elll.llltiolll Ur Plipiliall,lllo s)lotill tile subject " I Was asked to, us to the 2001. a year, in case of Mr.Solylles If it has been stated to the House, that in the counts of "There ism. , point mere," said Mr. Smyth, " and that stay, decease and 1 wrote die ti auser winch I suppme Sir. Carew psistatoet•al lir, U. all c"-irt slims I not NV Ilt,SitiVC 5% lam of Smyth l ' tas produced. Mr I have pi everviel 110 11101'1111 0. 0t. Tuesday the t2d of September , y o u were twice at Mr. Carew Smyth's house, (ince at eleven o'clock in the morning, sod my iilentity et Ibis Mouse-says he, " Mt. Quin, its rase f You think you did write au rots*. r ;---1 believe I did• the beyond time at half-past three, when skis converts you skint 'Amsted', I think Timmy Grads, as a 11001 of bun I The letter from Mr. Gould to Mr. Carew Smyth was now took place with realer' to this memorandum ; Is that 'lour, might to support yuu, that I think," says lie. " Upon i 'been Its t e e w in less . otatenteut correct or not?-lepon nay honour it is not. my wool," say.. Sir. Wyuilham Units, a lie awl his tether Mx Gould.] -I remember Wit pet fact ly.' You were at Mr. Carew Smythe. only ouce?-Duly once hive ler tat irIVC lII' thirteen years vuted fur Ilie,welistre hitherto A letter from Mr. Cart w Smyth Ito Sir. Goold,dated Sep leille.l in Ilse tanie se tact, and l should he veiy ten ywe t em ee r eee, II 18, e .„ eg „ t ,, rea d I Al what hour in the day was that ?-1 think it was late .a should ter:irate mese" s. W e lt, b e t,e Ba y s jar Lame/ Smyth, 'llse mower, dated September 25, !SIR, oat nea in read. :in my whole life. 1 the day. in rate piu 410 mil 4.1.,041, Will you pledge e ~,,, eelf, that State "to what paper" the letter ia Mr. Carew Smyth ad. I if he votes. ngaiost yseir Molest, or tweareies Lis Po li t ical Wel led, if it did not %dealt to the minute which had beets Did Mr. Quin express to you any wish that you should I attend him to Mr. Carew Smyth's w is h the slightest. I inhered;' I f.H . 4. t she Mors"', "yes will nut do tui b bill' r s ileliveied the po erecting day, and wird: you !rave stated you will state exactly how the thing nrose : I brought Mt. " 1 will In au sive. tilling, I will enter into nu pledge or sti- se ter read %-it must have severe it to that minute esc hi h Wyndham Quin into wan in the morning ; there were a pit latem ; .Iwilier I sm u t or whether Ido uol siliiiel,Tomui y I ili'Va r read„ never saw, our never heard 'end ; but I be. parcel o f papers tying for both hint and me upon my book. "wady is 6"i" .to .i ll. I .i • "leg as he pit iii "4 he i` 8 ". free lieve I heard menthe. made at 111th interview I have slated ' be took those as air, mud so lOW I." Mi. Carew Smyth West said, " 1 Walk ' already , that Ms. ( lout read come of it, and Mr. Quin stated ! ase; i that related to use that related to Mrn, sod I took the n ; I went insa wan tos buainess, amid en )•our rrfusitig to give this pledge is equivalent to your ail. that lie Was misrepresented to pair of it. 1 consider it Its my re turn 1 found Mr. Wyudhant Qiiin comi n g out of niy flouncing that you 4%14'11 hisVlliCti, 01111 lin y' tell you, . a Feet -ad and astuided document, rej . feed a s t o one p oint, , hall door. There we , a particular trausactiou iu *tech I 'kit I e4nnnt rernnnnenli In my (,loam;' 111114. el Were It" sad ad"Pletil as la "II'S"; the main " int h " 1401 u nil ' r I myself was pertan all y interested, which , if the Hutt.... tloak w o ret, "tohe a pensioner Oil your him oly lit our ea- my seinsideritt We wit Ike prwri.itm, toy object all along i . peeper, I will discloac, that made trte 01111101.11 to know the sure ; but it 13 fur hint lit choose, Mid I shell write to fame to 'lt trill the fatal cotacquencee that I foresaw would i ti r esult of nu applicaon M that r. Quits was good euougli bun this eremite." The memo: that Lad been spoken ne f e e s ea , if an arrn ieziment eel not tees! , P hi "; mY w hole to Wink ate worths of making in my etyma. I walked es Sir. Quin threw of the tilde; f hat lino 'm .to the plea. rot eet and soul wit tilts upon it, mai r„ : lilt spi rit my wills Mr*, without thinking one 1014 of Mr. Carew Staple I lieVel saw it, never read it, liteer beard 11 1.' ,01 , ileV ll hail tutu litho) was call, .1 1.. it; that letter wee delivered to ' • or the minute or the coeversation that Lae rented before We cunt eeta eon ttttt iniealed to me, ma, limes my hone.", . ler, if it 1/1 Ile same, whits i take for eratecil it was. i upon t h e e ubject ; talking on tax subject relating to tura of my own !emelt dee, our I artistaioted it -111 sine word lf you had been their 84 a frame of Mr. Wyndham elnin, I I bee got withiu a err, few theirs of Mr. Catty Smyth', it t .iiiiiiMs. I a u, Imund to state what I kilow, maid ne e it prufessi tttt al friend, would you have adviscil Mr. when the thought 1,11 . 11 a Inv 11. it perhaps my presence, le hball de it sitboist pat Unlit y Ill' //160111Ce: I hope itt.,l Iles "el a.lhain 44 , ai" .1" have t e ettn ;t w e l a e _ l lltn n , te . t ", ta She, hands ^I ; 1 the euggest ion and intruduct toe to coucatetoi y topit 0, merle hits that t hus has :ajar,' out or 1154sialllta pli tttt , and mil out . bar. Carew -•r• ,..0.1". part 01 "min we reslerte". • 11 " p as t , t '' I prevent thin fatal eatintruelie which lied beet all alum; iii any 4411101 mis r epresetitation ; 1111 P ill thud 111011 1 e :01(1 ' w hee l be adopttel ; but the whole of which tiring in the I haunting env inisinetioit. uhites which Iseutighl me to ibai Ileeae, I r.... Ile first 1,,,,,, bands of Slr. Carew Smyth, "emir! involve btu. Wyndham t When yen say that a part of :it -, memerandam you cute inferrer. .1 in taus emirs...satins.; at that 'owl was its 1 1 ;1 1 01% (j l llllll l a criminal charge:- r.e. answer I shall give is very 1 1 ceive to have been adopted I.s et i Ql.lll, du von mewl curt of ?veal ititimary and afeectiou with Sit. Carese,Steyi le he : s ho r t, "rid very wimple; Mr. It' ymiliani QM's west mecise in there was any formal adoptiou uf leer Merely an acquit* had gene tine same ( trend elth me; I 1 ,,, pe ,1 lie hall louhell : reit cline pert of that as autheutic ; and I du piloted, that I etude by him in the accurece 01 that part of the alateintut' isp fit sac as one 4.f the semi torn of the her; awl 1 tomtit have i IsaViurg June 01 44 its men of honuur,thi re could be nu danger What I 1111 . 411 IS this; that Mc Wyneltrun Quia was Ye!. Col4llll'll ray bottom, and my mare shod my hippo , . Si, Mill i i *Oh recpeel to that doelllllellt. ireet the prooperity of illy family, to 111111 Measly willing to give this 2W/. a year ; it heing se- , ray most, if I I Will you pus ot out 41p4 4 11 the liiinii:e Ilist part wheel, you , , , - • , . . , a ,, t , had been guilty sit ini 111.11 M it 0011, I WOlll.l Suite trusted 10 ' 840448 Mel 441 as ,t,lllptelt, and 'lto I pt., w holt Was rejected' - oy a lIIIIW perliNlll, moo was wilitog to kIeCIII e 11, It b y . his mimeo:mita ; I interfered, and I addressed him °in-!" M y :yy your pirq•e . , I net 4 r 14 - .1•1 it 1-4 my lite ; thus pet I cuss- could aecure it ; but that he lint down Ilse memorendur a dear Carew; ' Voia I, " materna:ea ef the sieleliceey of i rem . , a ,,,,,, di e t ,. te ,,,,, 1 1,.,,, ( so ., „wee, "slut ii., hash „ he , t, u the titbit-, that I never tetik it rip , saw it read, beard a I.:e n d, or had its ciettents comitiwiscattil tome, 1 decent le' requirine a pledge foot' any ecieli men who is 1:4111 . I fee/4,4mA 440 appui11100; :Mr. Hu hard Smith to Wet office on the honour of a gentlemen, awl of his NI a:tellyete d tiering a Lama, Wet the pasty on wi it is rime . ..red 1 e er t ee e i seit tre, n pun an eitates tiedie standing Wet Nit. to i Since you lime heti au remon a hates er to beltetv. l may tote his isth fret isealost MM. 014 to euusiteo hew Th om as Wu.. (Siitly wail 10 0 eels , 11 1 0/. A yr. e . nit or the t these treetactiuns wainlil probably be made a sehject of lite preou'illire and metiers...l - y this dealt ssi on is ; 51" 1 ere I profila of the alive ; 1 entseittercil that a.h.pleil, and that smolt I liamentaly isivestiestion, have sou cumniutiitated to Yi'• anxiout for your cunaiti e (to oppos e d Ur 55 - )odium , Quin ; t 140 re, 40. 011111 111 . 11“ , I t •ill.tilly 1/1s II e part of else :tabard Quito one word with 4 eopect to We nature of the evaleier it is quite sseht it should he an; se to Mr IV yitilliam teem I smith us the payment, teal so ohs, Mr. Ref-bard Smith % Wit o ld mending the next time, I think it i- totally Mil o f We polo you should give to•day e lec t t o the particularr, urn el . he dismissed 6011 i 1:11.01.Ct . I couaider all that to be adopt. I . . tionjor Lord M 404111 Calle is very fir a. 1 1 .11111 1 .441 0 1 life, anal i rd; the Wainer. of -Yell/ a rat seillikantioned ie. tee pr.. boneur. certainly told h im at my house, to Alertle , e, Slimy wiraitlVlC kllllt , l , dire ken it iti is vei y !eel attar of heallls, Mt Is• err, the u pp O lulitlt-ot Of MI . (fiestas Smith Ilrl. liered In ll', and I told him before, that 1 a ppi ehended itee co u u la lai be no &weer of a l'estietuettlasy inquiry, fee that I e bed, that I fi It II illyiluty so emilliiiiiiicale 10 Mn. ‘1 . 7., Unita ; of its le y presence, awl lea ilisinteose if. hr was not pone- , a . .. aurae lo sine ...t, but that 1 ea . nut a eilies , t „..1, -.. ell", I knit. mem the toil:J.-el, nod to advise hint to atilt: I teal e t tom psys444lll, aas 1111111i1.11 ,4 1 in am y preseure ; but I 1 aeons locum .. a , iid; ..i.iiid sty n.ithing alusi.i. sit „ e , , •• to the pity ticiati alit. has liect, iii allemineee open his Lord. I "ever sa w chic s t ec iare nt, ton! ) ;la coill•u - seals pauarkl in my ' clip f".. file Ler it:fermate-1., :oat lie leo. eeittallY ',elute' in 1 . esteem •• I i ell steer e•see Witte , . as ado : lid. Mr Quin 1 I P I i' de tends nV; Mal mien - tent, of "bids ( writ 1 il I , , 4"m" 14" ' " Y 'lli 'hey re-"' as t" l ' is 11""11/ it " use of furtlier.alated, that hr estrectdd that Mr, 'themes Willisiu staud as cleat as slaty roan upot. Cie fare ut th: settle, 4 ! r