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elsrke. When in Louden lse is frequonly rata awn Gros 1 1 .4d•yortrters for IMO or Hare 411,s—It is to this Weans s i e: lct the dries is to Ile sttr.butcd." " DsAR NI AD• II e/11 Iw rater liemSy to sent you r i any rime, but I have MO vet Ifo.oi stile to see fire Duke of Arrept toy t ;mirk+ for tin' load of your ars'. I have a. Ailed oh self,,( it to obtwan • tory of your irri t trAffy de. ire (,: retuaiii, be. J. Nl.' .` Friday." 44 prilt MAO 4 PR regret that I 113Ve 11011 biro sole to pre 'Oil. I Meld 1.1011 you to 4. rsntSnna bow yOS votive ) out lawyers to intertere rn on, 01011.'1 tei ; •11111,11 0111111111 11 '1 the 11/4(1141t oplUjlty ~,,„ gooasruse.tiiii,&c. . . Suiplay. J " 1 . 16 e next 'etten acre those of hi% Hot al High- IleiS the Mkt. of York. The tint itn4 ihrected to Atm. (lance, l'ost-Mier, Wl.l thing. " MN - TSAR A ‘Gr I. !.-I).kw 4:4111 cNit. on to nii wettest dcr'i , g the plewiare I iveciced Irons her s.ret ! Ac• • the MA Al a thanks, a million of a.. 140 th.oks, from a heart hilly seiloible of its happiness. I felt hart that you did not 1u to Leo v, itseirs.i—bat it as. Mud of yon—l know Or iiressom. 1 repel thst.l should hey idles cruel is ',Hill to your sacri!lees. Bess. al Angel! yos rune, e .pcut lima hem..., through the life led hive at hut. There is no romp3ny Le.e, notie I know but the family, except Lo r d l hntrrlield. Ws were at Ilse play lest tined. Dr. O'Nleara called upon me last night, sod strongly expressed a obit' to preach before Riiy•lty I w,BI whit I ear for bin Believe, sweetest, dearest Angel ! your's, vial your's slime The marling of thi. I.tter wjs fregoendy Wer t-tiered by burAti of laughter, and receated calb Cum the Chair ea order. " B,adwich, August 7I " MY ONLY ANOOL . ---1 heat receive.' y Nr Jeer dew letter. There .ieeer was a woman ednr das sue ere ! The dsy after t-rnw, ptv dim link, 1 'one writ ! Cl: striedas ntistekvb ehi ut new reeinieiiis—shere ate outs Swim meow" bettst ems Twenty ihimaatvl thouks, my hate, Sum the handkerchiefs, 1...1 the bind which les, thens* Wally WOriling 1 'View.%) the cuast, then the susii.p 1 re viewed the 19th 11,g:intuit Draverina, and the sE lam, at 13rabouralsres; they arc a Luc buds of Men. I rave tern oat fourteen bout To-emorrow Isbell best Hisetiari. I am Tout's, dearest sweetest love ! to the Last boar of my mtistence." This letter, like the fortn , r„ was interropteil by relented bursts of laughter. Mr. Dockery w.ts Chas ailed in, and examined by Coloii,•i WAno I.E. Q. Do aon know any thins relative to a service of plate which ass sent to tdoucestt ' , thee? Yes. Q. State what p.m know ; how the bargain com mented. hon it proceeded, and haw it closest A. All that I know is that the plate was rent to tiloucester-ploces Not being a partner at the time of the purchase, Icaiinnt say to , my m, a know led e. Q. In wing character were you at tiist time A. A viiratit. Q. 11 but particlar business I bad the .snamigentent attic. business. Q. Do you rerollect any partictibira about that plate to your ow* knowledge 1. Nothing &ti ther then wha Birkett Warne. Q. Do you mean to say, that neither the Duke 4,r York, nor Mrs. Clarke, treated about that plate in your presence ?--A. Ceitatilly nut. Q. State what iou heard them buy N--A. I tie%er hoard them soy any thing. Q. State Tenet you heated Mr. Birk-T.. viy. [Witness wet ordered to withdraw.] The Arroanct-Gsw to it, objected to till+ ques tion. He considered it don. rou, to receive evi &hoe which could not be corroborated of contra dicted ; Mr. lin-keit twisiv deal Earl *f &Arcs. bald, he could not teaceive that they coold have better eiinence. l'ut.i.sa thought no r.itionul tutu could no•rtuie such en itleu. (La:wiling. A cry of Order!) Mr. LEVCE•TICIL stated that if the per:on were dea 1, the evidence offered at the her, 6...ing the best titot could be obtained, 'night be iblinisbiblib, but a aTT not evidence in Coons of 1,..t0. r. ‘VARDIA %Viand 110 dll4 'CI tail! the fact. Mr. WolTallE/11) could no: agree that chat was not evidence in Courts of Law could not be evi dence before the House of Commons. The Hon. 1-S'entleisbui oppoote and his friends had deviated • good deal from what, according to the strict in terpretation, would have been evidence in such Cords ; he thought Geutleineis were bound to consider a great deal, before they Taco 11111 l ended the surrender of the inquisitorial powers of the House, b i which they were ambled to arrive at farti au • circumstance*, that could not ba got at by any *lbw means. LEYCESTEIts in explahatiois, said, that he had only stated this evidence would not be ad mitted to a Court of Justice, hr did not take upon bibs to say' that it should not •be admitted there. :17r. Frt.t.i.it said. that any evidence which de viated from the principles laid down by.Courte of Justice. existed 111)011 'way principle. (A immgh.) In Courts of I.aw the principles *limitary were su clearly ascertains , l, he nook: wi,di nisei the prac tice of those Courts adopted in all cm... 4. S. r 1 . 111091•11 T4llllOll did not criti..ider that COW' lusive evidence, if bettereonld be hod.. Mr. Dockery was then 'riled to the Bev. ( PIr.IVARoLv.) Q. If I understood you correctly, you stated th,,t you were the acting nun. hud the esperie t-ildtutce of the !louse I—A. Net at the titre of Mrs. CI rke's trutoNnetiott. Q. Whut situation did yon fill then N.-A. I was !oorun•mnn. i%as it %.ith year own know•ler!ge that the plate was iourrltiorti of Bit keit ?.—A. Yes. Q. Do you of yonr own knowledge know the price that tvi., to tie t wli.l fur it On referring to the books tell. Q. Can t un nut tell without referring to the books ?—A . 11. I(O Mt* Q. Then yun rlu ne.t ..f your own knowledge know the- price I.—A. Ito icferring to the books lel°. 4 4 . I wish to ask 01/fill your own k -ledge? The hooka are Lyre. J. Do you know .....ther any part of the plate %XV trot to G I Ottt . t,i; si•tirr, for the inspection of th.t Untie of York awl Mrs. Clarke ?—A. I do not recollect. Q. IM you recollect whether the duke of York 41 :11 A 1... Clarke went to Ilertat's, to taatnine the bite?—A. Nu. Q. Do you recollect goy thing with regard to the I.t, atilt of the plats Yes. QAteto whg it wan ?—A. The *out of 5001. was paid ou the delivery, *hir nom wits wry!' in inifs. Q. W p i c i l th e ?—A. .N.it Nirs. Clarke. Q. %1* tio the's I do I Olt LIIUVI• (4. Do you reuillect hov. It %sit bard. in re'.h or LA o notes, i..ne cf 301.0. the other of 1001. Q. By whoa *err the bilk drown ?—A. To the best of inf reewikrtioii by Mr.. Clar ke. Up.o whom were they Ulu% at Upon the Untie uf Yolk. Q. Do yak kuow whethcr these bills were after ward+ paid by the Duke of 11 1 o: kA. I do, cer tainly. Q. Did you yourself offer dime bills to the Iluke of York fur payment ?-4. I did. Q. Did you see the Duke of York at theliine yolk of the bills f , r payment ?—A. I did. Q. Doyen recollect nay conversation you bud with him at that time ?-1. No, I-do .ot reColleM. Q. Do you recent-et the Dupe of York - iipeakiug to )ou refilelting . the ithate ?—A. No. Q. llow did bbs Itoyal Highorei *ettle the pay fu-ot ?—A. By hie own draft upon Couths. Q. Wee the whole amount doe over end abort: the 84101. paid by the Duky of York ?—A. Yee, certainly. The Serjeant watt ordered 6.m1! in Mr. Parker. and direct hitn to Nlr. birkett's hooka; its the meanahilt, the examination of the saute Wit nee proeredest. Q. I. there any hotly now at Mr. Ilirkett's, hold ing the tame situation that you thin held, at the time of the bargain for the plate ?-1. Ne. Q. Has there heen a 1,4!1 , 011 ?-- : 1. Yes. tVho the per.on .vhere /-lle is dead. Q. %Vim *al he Thomas IVialkr. Mr. Parker apprareog at the too with the books, the %Vitae* was .aaked, Q. You see the recount there respecting the merrier of plate, it that the aerouut you I.efore olluderl to :—A. Q. Are there the notes you received in pee. meut frrnn the Duke of 1 ork 'Else sautes snentioned here are the same. Q. Whet is the atonuot of the action I • 441.—. The Viltne,s was ordered to witlatirao. Mrs. tiOVVU&II then rolled. _ (By Mr. W ARDLE.) Q. Do you linn - w Mrs. Civics ?--.A. Yes. Q. Un you know Colonel Shaw !—A. I never saw him but ouc Q. What passed at that interview ?—A. I had been for some time in treaty with Mrs. Clarke •bout am exchange for Nlrj br Shaw, he wished to kuow the uribbeival. L took' iiini it wait Mrs. Clarke. I requested that lie %%mild but mention to Mr.. Clarke that Mr. Lio.nyvaa knew auy thing of risk• matter. Q. 1 wish sou to state all that occurred ?—A. Ilia win all, except gi viog him a eird or note, this is Major Slid*. Q. What wes the reason that you wished Mr. Donovan 's moue to he k. pt .rem p—A. Mn,. Clarke was af►aid that lie would o.rnrino the La.i ■oes to the Duke er Voi k,.rloch would be her ruin. Q. Wheu (1.1 she. express this lear?--.A. Ise first dart. I ever sew•lier. v. Thia was before yin' mentioned Major Shaw to M. Clarke ?—A. Yvs. Q. Did you ever retention Major Shaw to Mrs. Clarke. until after yunr interview: with Mak , rlihwirs —A. I never 1631. Mr*. Clarke there but pact., DOC Major Shaw but mi t e. The question was here repeated. A. I mention *l *int Shaw in Mrs. Clarke three tuuulfis lit toral ever wow him. Q. In what way ?—A. As a gentleman who is outer! to pmeliaoe from the mask oMblujor to be u Lieuienalit-Colton I. Q. Mow (ha you know he wanted to be a Liente. halit•Colone ?—.l. After 1 hail seeo Clorke, I tuentioneil to. Mr. Doisovuo that I knew a liersou or great interest in the anny ; I refused to let him know who it was. Q. Was it Mr. Donovan who ntentioaed Cul. Shaw to you ?—A. Yes. Q. IVhat chrl Mr. Donovan state respecting Colonel Shaw ?—A. He said that he hod Kart re• conetniaidations. among whom was Cell. Bosnia Q. Wliut farther dnl he state ?—A. tl. mud that he would give 7001. for the 11.seutenstit-Colotieley. Q. Did hk. Doesuran tell yen auy thing fur ther ?—A. Not et that time. Q. W here did this conversation take place ?—A. At Charler-strret. St. Jimies'—equare. Q. Did you in consequence of CW1114)10) , to Mrs. CLirke. t—A. ( J . Were you to have any part of the money ? A. No. Q. Vllint was done in consequence or ynar ?—A. Nothing. Q. 1)1,1 it break int; or did it die away ?—A. I recctv.•d a note from Mrs. Clarke. stating that roe was marry she could do nothing for 11ajor Previnii. to this she had reisaireti a leserietiou of his person end interest. I stated that his putr.•u was Gelierei iterillelle I asked whether she email get him twomontlis leave of absence. durifig which tune 1 would implore his do:builder. Q. Alter tins did you seek an lutarnaw wit► Cul. Shlia —*A. I did. V. Fors . hat purpitee 3 —t-A. It was Col. Shaw annzlit it. Q. Did yam state what Mrs.Chisko SilA to ).11a I du sot thtak I did. Q. I must ask pm again. did the transient/a respecting Major Shaw break alf, ur did it die away I knut , • of nn circumstance connected with it, except the: mite Clarke rent me. _ _ . U. Del ,nis ever say Colonel Shaw hruke hia ward with you'—A. lie certainly broke his word in telling Mc.. Clarke M r. Dowirraa keewof the eireurno,un.r. Q. Did yon ever say that he broke his word alwait • pre vent?—A. Never, nee could I, fur be JO wake use the roust. Q. What wu It !—A. When I returned Mr. Shaw his pa pers, he sent rue lot saying, that lie oat son) fur A- tr.Aible be had given we. Q. Du yon know of any second application of Col Shaw to Men. Clarke'—.k. Nu. Q. Do you recollect the date of the transaction we bare been speskingof I fine saw Mrs. Clarke in 1514. Q. 11.4 yon any COMVIefIIatIVII a ith Mr. Dom.% a but the one upon this t jert i—A. Ido nut recollect I have been in the habit of retail/1g hint. I first k.. w Mts. Clarke in Dee. tent, this might lie about April, lyos. Q. Do you It wow, of your own knurle.lr, whether Mr Do novan had any thin; to do with Cul. Shaw'. transaction?— A. I do not. Q. Have you ever curresponied with Cut. Shaw I dare say I have written to hint Germ itly. It was a lung pe riod. and be was in great suspvii.e. Q. Hass you any of COI. Sbaw's lettriw?-...A. I returned diem all. Q. To wham 4. Tn Mr. Douovas. (d.'M hat.petatol Twu ur three &Ira altar I had ma Mrs. ffarke. -Q. 11• n. r tape !onto renra thrm throwzi, Mr. Donoraw ilr ILA that Cohniel Sh.lay wtsh..l in hive tl.O, with the latmi,ars., as i.c was coatidcftl Mrs. Cleatse cwtd du cothitag. Q. Do yam terve nothing flu thee respecting this trussar• lion , —A. Hn. (f/yr Mr. It BROM M. Do toe hums Miss Taylor, who was ersinined at the Bar of this House, pessolially US be repute O —A I hare aeeo Ales Taylor she clinic to my house °ay.:, with her broth. r, Captain Taylor Q. {chat do yin I:sow of the charorter or r.patetioa of Miss Taylor It is bard to spe.ii Low betray, and I can say nothing of ow owe kuurr!edge Q. Front w hat passed io the trausaaion between yourself aad Mn. Choler, du you believe that there 'night be any suLssenoeut eoutionsocatiun bet*ren him a sel Mrs. Clarke (4 Laiqh !)—A. I do hot know that she sae/ him afterwards [The %notes was ordered to withdraw.] The Cu Ulna % stated that the Committer had come to a Resolution, that the ltiti l esoes sh,iithl be examined, nut as to inattcr of belief, but at to nuttier of fart. Mr. P. Itutowlit: thonht it its a fail: quntiost epos the true.-exatisislation. 'f he .Vrr on • i . y..C; v. v ex.( h wished the question to he mat. Mr. I). HR OW NZ stated, that W infect to Impeach the ars tiosony of the former Ira:aria, to shoats hi. pleatsuas allitded, and therefore he thought it fair to .o. 1: op;oiois of the presorsit ito-o; as to the reputation 0f tka use grti•Ar eann a y be.;isputed.—/4 cr y ~e'Reirt.' &ad fy.—The gar situ* was rareurdnagl) read.--(.1 Mr. It. lianw • a IhORRRI, 1 Imt illotaAh hr hod nut all 'the ability, uor ail the aiugalarity that ehrtittlullhed the Noble La . ral male the lottery, (Load fulhatour„ yet the question appeared to hien 10 be just. [ The %Vitoria was ordered to withdraw ] gir T. To 'team thought the rparstaan should be expaned from the istiout. a. The Witaeoi aa is called is. (U Mr n. upcm.E.). . Q. Did you till tins person that Tsylor was * wo man of hail n oitc ? I slid 1 did not retails Miss Taylin visits, a. I lii. Ic-trd ,oniethitcr ta. t unpleasant circumstance did* Item. ?—A. I t was only hearsay, mud 1 suppose 1 mu not obliged to WI Used here. . _ kir. re cLra roe; amid louJ cries of (Omer! Ardor!) and Was ofrtigril to sit down. ?be A•TOR r vit.& L tbest:lit that gne•aioa as oi general ctrra. trr soi.,iltt be pot. !Rik 0 tAje.tr.l to ti, of being otie of th , ...e gnrc tiess that :went rwth. , r t.. iojarr iti ir4te leeilde , t:tan to wt. swore the cause na.lr their consideration. The Witstem was again railed io, amid again retiring, s te n Mr. l'et.arn insisted she abutild be called back, that he might lout nor lineation to her. tl. lVould you wish to put a female child of yoites looter the protretios of Mis• Taylor ! • ktir, Order') Thom t thr elute pit • eperstiou upon it. (011,, !) Mr. IlaTtlt:ltaT WIMP of opinion, that US an &AMU , . nil in quiry a/ the petleat, such tittealtltoll ttardit taut to ht: pot. [Wit :seas WittakeW. Gravid I.orres proreall potting the direct questiiiii— emeriti sbr, to Der emit kiros!esige, helmet the testimony of Milo Taylor : ..A ery of Aro ! xis! nu!! [Witness ea:kd in, and withdrew again.) Mr. Pr nct•et. agreed with his llanourtihie Friend (the Attonw -.(itiaerel), that a purrs' queetion wpm els inter might be putt there was no cgl.e, way of aseertainiag tarter than by hearsay, On whirls primiple be etrocriseil that the pre*. nt qtat:,t los was jue..6e.t. Mr. (% . n ehjt.liatl to the question, lie wail, tbut sltbiragh an lionourible (ientkisian under the Gaiter:, tool thought proper !Mask the Witness fur • character ut Taylor, yea, from all that he Lad seen of them butt., be wined be rather inclined tats ask Niles Tayl o r for • chars,: ter of ll r Witness. Mum Taylor had given a 4 SOCJI: 161 " of hem,/ as keeping • Inne.linc school ; this circa...seam e could disp:ovrA, if taut true..—Tlie only thing that ap peared to boo at ail to affect her reputation, was her at:- lawn:fa:lee with Mrs el, rke. The Av - roaarY-I.r:as aII. said, that even if tlw lion. Gestkmain, whom be res;r:cted as much as any tra.-, hod rworn to • t ertAle face, it would Lot he hi their poser to prevent ire refuse tar testimony bet/sight to inspeseli Sir SAMI:CL Flout 1.1. - said, Oil it was ainaya 0.6'41, :a tootle of 1... w, atomo irtest;mes of dos dater" o er• pot, tuna in; to impeach the t. stinieny tat Witite,...es, to preface it by soother goestion, denim finl , 100. lung they were seqesisted,l sit wbortseontrtiriry bad It tiorlttlijihe Minna!** trail* person in qwestlut.? lle. FULLaR thouTht_it the e!mrmit Ming to the world, that when persons triose lit !Teak to a cbloaticr, tint meter nna.l br bad- 1 .1 larsh.)-44e was ea the lion. and wise ; I.p:tette avec.' with him to opinion. The %Vitro,' WAS then etlkd iriaad asked-- Q Nliss Taylor, do lee be 11, sr L. I de uut how 1 ear assrer owe ago A.05t....:t Is ow.eli 5 zust!er ao r r) Q. 1t here goyim het: At No. Villtenr.strect. Q. HMI lOW' Pave vuY liveatkre 1. Not ease vstooths 4. Where dul ) ou '—A. lbs Am? th Lleito:l-street. Cl. 11.0% , loo i r did you lire there •—A 1 .to tog haws. Cl. !low tuoir d•ryort lettesally live la ast ) eis street ?—A. I had a h.,13.4 in Tauten-square. Uid re lire there when you Csited Mrs. Clarke !—.41. I called to her on retsies. . . _ Q. What b 114 1 .10.9 To procure rotnoio.iotto fee a great tottuy, +h..: twines hove sot GCCIII ItacativecJ, rad CAC LABII • 4: never dill as) dull. Q. state their datum ?-•-A I woultlyttlfer out. The Oltmese eas °Moved to ulththete. . Lot e: .ova of opinion, that as the Coastal I ce war oppoottrd to it.tpoire 'tato a ...ries, lbs question shoutot hr put, sr it might possaLly teal trr tlac I:.cor‘ uI further •sbuscs. Mr. Fla.? tr. 4111 not see airy gentlcrortt opposite shoulat feel .3 th:. JfileJey Miii,l3ll larought forwent, es well as tits Luke of York, the ac.t should 'Jot go fns —l4 1251.4.) Mr. CAN SIIIO thou,glit tbeqszati.ae shotsl4l be pet; alter tic noisy qa....t.ons that had alsonaly ceded 1.4 Nuth.pg, lac &blotch* th-y arm. lataantl to pet the preset's. Geatilli Semi A ItT ti (lit tbst wan, °Hirers, hoth In Ilas sunny and militia, ought be injured, (lot) would here au way •of tkfrot).ui tlactswara imputauttes tlarows by tin Dawes their MO. -.- - r. ‘V astral( t: u cad, r Acre was a way of defending lAcir eharseteis, astir... aasent.4 And proveJ law,, Sir A. 1V51.1.104011 Mgo:. .1 la s%atissrut with the gallant General war him. . . _ Lard Ht! RY PVTIN thwi t flit, that on e the kiwi should prcant I ht..ti ping into the eviJewee. Mr. Ciao. !vet peopose.t, that they &Inuit' Ant pst the question, whether the iratteactiow stoppt-t1 with her, et itti. tc7.4ted to Mrs. CLarte ? %%ilw•ss wet called ise_ Q Diet you ever scud 'hoer a WWI t • Airs. Clarke ) -4. I brought (bens b. her, and delivered theta with my o L0i..11. • State the 11111D1•14 recollect yourself —.I. It IN out (l ow emit of weruoiy, hat it would Ix dis'u•liourablc. (113 Mr. Prucat A L.) 14.1Verc coo artleueirril h, their p. rt./ 4.• to give the names to ME, Clarke N. My is•nior does not hold out. A concersatiose eosins! lore belmern Air. t arming, Sir J. Graham, Sir U. Worreoer, Mr. tt lotbretel, Mr. Yu r ku, and Mr. tiuskisson, on the propriety of urging this tpicstion— several nth. r Nleinhers took part vs the couversatiou ; nail tieweral MATHEW., after sour rein irks, s aid, that h e would take the geese of the Douse upon it. Mr. NY t Lure rune,: cousidered the line or examination ei tending to beteg to light the eticets of the abuses imputed t" the aletela, allith, in itsulf, was a v.., serious maniere lion ; and, therefore, he a as of epiusois the Cououittic ought to oa. Mr. Pent:EV• t. augzvat,tl anode. r cousideration, why they should perghtt to the hue of inkaisinati .... ; fur ti It "wild turn 0111. from the auswer, that a long list bail bees gives' is, uut of which only two or thug had seceteu.:•l is gaining promotion, this ovoid prove ttiat it was nut the in guenee bf Mrs. Clarke which had succeeded, lost that it aas merely the stir. tof a geueral tragic The Src . at %V A!L reurinalitd the Committer diet the 'vales of hrultirrs, whether right 41k wrung, was tat Merl, spell ; but that the cleargt liege was of the caustic* of st one part • -'- • Javiusw thee agree:l'lG withdraw bit motion. and the Witaremtimaitairt ur.!ert , lao elettßar. Ptevi tae tY die re-lillneartkie of her earnittation_, by Sir J•41t11 it A/I A 74,.. Ape CilairPlitl "til i liord her that the ritrotteNithl bah deeMed . she mate anwarei• I.e qaeßtion, and tlati tiPluipnyn ; y,lAthbt .if sis eldkl4ll is a perusal, th,y w.oultl be uhllsedrtaaullict • eaetwplary • .ptkuislbuient u• her • • The ~uastoon was l6eo rtpaated. 4. .t ate the u 1 Llno ca. ltd to Idra. Claike —.l. I will name th e .. 3 — Aa it i,, the power, Ulht the fear of the !Leave, 1 atituoil to—tht. uarnes art Johniou and Ira- U %ern there any other ustuel , —A Ido not rec , ..llt.ct . Q. Endeavour to et:collet t 4. I cannot Q. Ton said there were ',sera!, did you never give auy others?—A. I di. vet reeolect the names. 'lle busies of them were George and William, tb. y were arquaiutatives of mints Q. Where did they her at the time I carrot tell ; it is three .ears ago Q. Were they iu the Array They never were. (4. phi you deliver other ' , awe, ?—A. I do nut recollect. Q. Are you • married W0111;111 !—A. I am a widow. O. How loer tome you beeu a widow Sit years. Q. Huw Lug did 'CU live in South Multoiostreet Altost a year and a half Q Wm it a hlose or lodgings you bad there '—A. Lodgings (11, Genf PA Lnearros.) Q. Ihd woo apply to Av. Choke to have of atroo.i-c for Maim Slaw!—.t I did not; she did to me, diet Le might apply fur leave o(l'hr:ore. (Its Lord M Lvov.) Q. Whit outer did you receive to your npplicatios in favour of the two names you have strattuned ?—i. Teat shr would alrrl v , but it mast be secret, Tor fear 0(.14 OC.ng kouwu to be a gooney transaction, as that would he bee tam. (H L0r..1 FoLarro *is tg l a it a house or lodOugs you have is V,!liere-atreet A. Lu , !lin..:l. U. What a the nan,c of the owner of the blase Adair. _ CI: Are there nthrr to 'zero !-- 4 Th..r.. 48 r. Q.' fa Adair the tot:Ple of a wait or 4 woman A 8 08404 n Q. H.'s, tong have you known Mr llnooran l'hese sizhtero rears Whin did you pee hiss last, before you carte to tilts 'louse , —.t Ye.terchty. Q. Po you aims se,him i—A. C utstantly. Q. Ilure you aLy kouirledge of his other traitor:lions of th.. nature •—.4. NOM, eseept that of 4190 r %huff. 1 2. It that the only ,i.e I don't toc.illert aoy other. 42. Ilad be any claw. rain tie list you speak of Re I.nd io.t. tt. Had he auy concern in saclatraffie t. I don't know that he bad. U. When you went to nrs. Clarke, di,' you cil of your own ere ,,,j °I . 4 h i ., I went ant) on.n accord. He did not know I was acquainted with her till three months after. Q. When was that In ISO:, (1 Was lie ar.itimi,iteJ with her at that time?—.l. 1 he• lirce 11,3 t 4. l.Ltlyo., often vi.it Mn Chute ?-1 4•ot urns. 42. How often ?—A. Fire or six times lart month. yuu go to ber WI any other oceastuto tLas thaw you hare I & f it recollect. lt. Are you u tec.in:tiatctl ottla Mr.. Clartv's house A No. • W What room dill she rereive you la , — 4.. rou.:2 Q. In any other Ler piuhrir, a 4.1 also in tile draw. imp rtAns (.1 Is the furniture handsome , -4 Very. Q. How 1044 net you at:planted :tit Mrs. Clarke I—.l. Slate the booming of a*ot. Q ties what occasion .lid you hreaote servil;rote.l with Its 1 wu tots *lse It.ttl rommissmus of. 41 Why dill you eo , —A. I ui*hesl to them. Fur *thous dal you. w.sh to prows' e them 1 closet kuu*. 44 Tlllll intl *Vet th . ia Major Shaw, and Joh.. son, anti W4liarnsuu ; A.st tau, t w.:ut I na iad Ice ha.l she Joy Q IVac It CUrlensily Met you go No it was not. Q 11'h-,ttheki--Al. I wet much caibutuir.Wd at the time, mud 1 t? wymlf Q. Was yudf en.llll9lllirlal , dl Witt Nn. Clu•ke verbal, 4 ,, by tease r h.M worwattiora letters from her. . Mama II 434taimal soy *MP her, 4iriretwho l t lio mitt Ogle I saw her, 113 1 dd Ora n.c!Jaing MO A Sel4W.lll Q. Had y.aa within tin last tire irsootlif —A. No, I had aoi • Wit.t.t•ms.) Q. YOSI have stated yva wars salvia! ti 4at 3lrs Clarke's; how 41, us moms.* that with yama saying you wt.,* only their twice I did not env so. 1 ' Q. You •ud you would XJI •isit %LIS Taylor, out of gleiscac), rimy Ih.•n did }Oil trat Nrs. Clukr , 01... an you Imam to be kept by the Duke of kork a — :t. 1 bate stuad infant my reasons be cadbuz on lire. Clark?. ('aaatta Dkatuaa ) Q Did Vow rsooi.a say authority from Mrs Clarke to or. Comosiseivos In the 4rney '—.k. No I dad eat. (By 14. rd :0 I URA X ) Q. Who mid you 71. e. Clarke had Comasimioas to di,pose of 1 -4. (Se:aerial rcpurt. Q. En.l, wearer to roCliitet one 114,41111C0 1.•.4% 41%) out. I nroLect askias a Genet, 4111 , 1, us St. Jams'. Park, fur Mrs. atUrros. Q Who was that Gentlrinso His woe I. Tailor 's nuorimi to Per sister. Q. Why did you ask the •in, stion , —A. For the pnrp.,q of eslhoir on her. (1 Illy dui you retuta 11.. r Ictte.:( —.l. Because she bemd 1 oonld. 4. Dol she star any reison: r - is doing 1 -1. For ku of artalrato ; lest ber trafir►;ram COW tile , htle shou:d be doirovered —The Witt( •-ss as US .:I•Ved tue. hdrnw. Sir tilr.oatit HILL 31 that as a letter Iss.l toi.-!3 mar tirsaad tho .Irehhishoo of Tema lbw Ih. tEllfrah, It might be prodeerd, as'he furl,..*e.l there was au Moo. Mviti her preseet who could SAS whether it was IC% or ei.4. The letter wad sccoralinyly .11,...,1 to Mr. fharssfor.l, believed tt to be the writing f Lb: Ker. Prelate. • leiras then read: t 4 cent, Bath, Feb. 14, 114. " 1)1:1= Sic—.la consequeuce of apylicsti ial made to tar, on your ~:half, ad.l front wh,,t I have Ward of)ust, can 3afeTy breve ilv%nenaeo of )our !Kiag of a respectable cha. ruder, clod irtd vocu.lenl losing*. I am, c.c. - Mrs. I:larke W3ll n caled to, and examined 1.) Mr. WARD' it. Q. IM you know Colonel Sh Yet, I .10. Q Who intrni!uctil him t I do o ,1 r.rollert. Q. Dv yun ricollect lippl)iug in his livuur lu the Conn mmuler-is-atiel I ma. _ 14. Slit • •hat appointment you applied for '—A. Ne t, Le umiak a Liettlenaut-Colonel and appointed to the Stull'. Dul he pre:nise you any reauniary consideratiun A Ile Jul. Stile waist esanut exactly rcevillert, I be lieve Q. Dot you in consequence acquaint the Duke of York u itb it, eaul apir'y for the sit intim ?-u-A. Ye., I dot. 1 t.. 1.1 114 a be unshed l'er the cunininetti of the corps iu the Isle of 3i4f11, bi» l'attacr beim; the Deputy-Governor. Q. Dial you appt) fur tins'—.t,. I Wit; but . was tu'.l (berg were stronger claims. Q. Did yogi epply fur nor otter situation for hint *!--A. I did; that %illicit be out ItuLta. Q. Du turn list°. VILA II Is B•eerack•llec.er at tie C.v. iiiketi Ware. Q. DA yogi recc.ve any consideratios fir this uppoiot mein ...A. 1 did. Q. %lea' I—A. Five haraircd pounds. 11 .1 Now dui y.st recetvc thew •—A. I received deed. from Major Strive hisissed, and t by, 1 hebec, • (leek :it Menus Cootie', grid foe thot I bail a mind to road .t bat k, for kar of Its becom.n; pablic Q. Here you rithhied nit b Ott ram No, I wl* not. Cl Did you eusiptais W the Commao.ler-ia-Chef .t. did . Q. IA bat ass the oneesq•cion —A. HA Royal Richness 5...14 1 I..aJ a butt .tot of man to tis.it with, aaJ haw* *AA Mote lotttie, bat that be isoald put bus us iiitiffey. 1N