The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-02-14 00:00:00

:Dz lirittob PT tfo I ~~,i~ ~r y r~ •, • -... " -. 71111 ~~ ~.:l::it•.:' • 1 CESUAY, FDIRUAR 14, 1809. Juanita 1896 Forted; situ the account of the motonst of Cotton-soul tinperto. .otu Great Bri...in, distanp..stotig the c0..1. tri. a teatime thee. e. Na. L. acted.' " 'Chits izst wan trypu.a4l ° uu the ground of t' • .:area. of unswitong our enemy el .1.• swum. Ifibtqlea at AM :lairru They worf s.eirei!c agreed to; as was also nautiqu for a ; of the Tut!. tit} of Flas-sertl tureorted Tutu (;teat b.itaiu *oho , the s3nie 'lento!. %I r. D %OM" ti, " That an humble .IJ.lrrss be pr. seated la Ills s.lgesq, loassu: gaseiouAly pknaed to direct ttare L. I ..(1 hAir. this ilmant (:0111141. the Proere.itugs 4 the ,Isocranit t wag. ran, as trenstaiticti by Him Majesty's Menistt as, cuntetning thrir It -sointiuns respecting the ititertnearse between AlalakA end inieign as. itous."--ttedrred. _ _ _ IC!. e!t. fitiaintar.ce of her's. or . . un derstood front her coke. nut:on that ahe I‘.,esr Mr. Lodowsc, and he lived at Grays, in E' ax. ._- . . fIiTATRC-ROTAL. bilLitt -LAMS. rntliq pttEsLNT EVENt. , 4,, Feb. 14, leap, L Their Mojegi lee Seeman rill et t the hew Cuomcdy of MAN A` I) WIVE ; wt, ich will he aiklea, (4th Lane t ) *sew Comedy, called i I IJN(.ON it'l • y COUNIPP:taEIT. IMPEMAL PAKLIAMENT. HOME OF LORDS, Moir Frs. '3. . _ Q. NNtsv she seritutiuted with Mr. Tynt ?••••Ai. / • Q. With Mr. Ba• 'ter snd Mr. Lloyd ?-7No, Sir. Q. Who in. r ?—A. 1 introL thice,l iii, as St.' milking inquiries. Q. Whet .hare was Mrs. Clarke to have None at all. Q. Whet share were von to have for Froehrinq this place I—IL Nothing; l• merely stifled" to chlige Mrs. tlarke,_Mr. Lodowic bctlig her friend. Q. Now came Mrs. Clarke to to C)1.1 to stsvist her :-A. I believe it was in coosquence of my calling upon her. Q. ;Low came and to call upon her ?—A. I eufh-ii upon her, and isenertimer she wrote to 111( . , It. I Wlteleli to keep up my acquoitstatiee with her for the purpose I have stated, viz. that O'er:Twig the settlement of the accouii.v of Mr. 'Ale•Jiorss as I thought she had still 401th:ore whit the Duke. Q. At what time did she so represent herself to you ?—A. 'Upon the Court:Martial, and siiee that time 1 niolerstunti their connection was hot entirety at an end. Q, Was ibis the first iesissee of an applicf na fur a &so, lwint made?—A. Yes. Q. V. luere any other ilia. e : o ut trwrftt wet -winder 1 t ' 7 'l effective: but she eked nie if a pr..ynte.F.ter.U.li could he proem eii to; friend. tweed •id°":'l . 4iti Q. Vt'hi-re dud :hut :skr." Wulirrna to GREGSON'S DIVORCE BILL. Mr. GerroasluaT.li stated, not treno.e t,rrMoose with a detail of those circuit,- ,tauces, which, iu the course or the evidetice, would completcl) prove the set of adultery. The person with whom this criminal intercourse took place, MilA a uiaiiial servant in the fatally. 'He should adduce the usual evidence in eases of this dripctip. mom whidi would leave oo doubt of the propriety of nitionucing the preset': Bill. i was that a Copy of the Order, s t ud etiolatr of the Bill, were served &qt.'', Mrs. ; .tour whirl), a Copy of the Regis'. r of Mr. Greg bou's ruarriuge was proditced, slicwitig Ova lie watt married to Mot. (areve), at Gruseley, it, the county of York, on the 4th of March, I;D'. John Copeland, Esq. was present at that niurriage, and saw the parties frequently' afterward., mid they always appeared to Mat to live vet, tsainfortahly stab h:.ppity togctlit r. Mr. Murdoch produced a copy of the ai'coril of the Court of King's iteuch, from which it shewn, that jet! meat hid betas giveu for 204 damage'. Losabeth Dottier sfeteal that Mr. Gregtion hull • towu-house and a entustry‘hunie, the 'hurter. of which W 44 sititated in Aneetut-court too-street. Sir recollecte t Mrs. (region o .cc, in the hitter of 1140. thliriug tlrr comicbtuun, 'Milkers to zn up stairs nod see :the house. add soon &Remo. I. 'hey both two a room in the garret where torte was a bell. ?he Iqua i that be.t see. wards in • 'toe which appeared as if it lulu been kin opus., said afterward" raised up by the hand. Another time. October, she remem bered Mrs. Gregsou am' ite coachmitu took the opportnuity of going together into the draws* ing-room in the clerk, :v she ;Lid the curiosity to listen at door, in: could neither hear tioart . talking et walking, hnt helm: a sio..t and quick hreathisii,;, wi wit left no doubt ois bet mired of their erioninahty. Mr. Darrow observed there were several Wit. 'testes to prove other tees of time some nature, mild also how Mrs. tirerost had be:in commuted with another person of the name of Mac Taggart. The LOUD CHANCILI.uIt thOkig:lt use ievidasce TifE, - 19tr oi.tt IA IZ k KT. 11S PRE .:NT ENF.NiNC r h. I 4 15419, 1 Their Ste:,iali. •.* Scrvauts evil! at. • Tragedy of GA 1 .1 1 1 which will he added, (i. , 11 time,) the sew Fame of 1$ A PRINtrE ? I'ATAI,ANI's SIX CIR4ND Sr ittrilPTlON CONCERTI. New R. ana, Aa Catahnui Fr, the homer to negnai it tt... .tv ul that that tier Firm of t r SIX 'iuberrip twlN :•. to tea!t •4..ee on '!lnerinky 1....•0ing, the itith uf h, sin! e•mationed ts. Tlieronapa tullowing. the tuu the sag , ms wul he 'wetter Sal rtiou. from the Ora torio., of - 4Hr Ja), iw , vbieh Madame Catalan. will anis faunal-A. e: 1, le...as, 4,..e • and on the other Poor iehts. *lmo, fr...., ate. trout the nowt ...clwat..4 lesion Mad.this• Cnts!ani will be :waisted t the must ...skim' YOGI awl ma lu wrest al retfiozaters. wtbl appear an fut,ore A..rertisefuett:a.—The Oretivatralll4l lie eonty.ete, end wader the direetuiu of Mr. Vaatiewieft. He also putt. 111itiel of roving f tie Collies of the Treaty with 'swedes olds of the Corrtsp..nds.uct: betu et hl.usi oladelao.ti sod Rose. I..rd IerITT gave reti.:• of a motion fora Irttcr the ear. , afF .Ct! I. to Niv Lca 111,1s)0.1,:e, :vreflutut tu t`..e taking place of the lL.ura DU K. , E OF Y4)lth. 1). the monists of Colonel Wsitoi.r.. the House went lute a ConinsittLe for toe further investigwouoi of rile cor.doet of his Royal Highness the Duke of lark. • I he• fir.t called, this day, was Mr. slalby. (By Mr. PEKLLVAL.) Q. Where du you live. uud what is your profea. .ion ?—A. I MU a solicitor, and live star Pish ...oilers' flu" Q • An:doted with Nfr4. Clarke ?—I sin. 4 4 Hata mug hater-a su been acquainted wan her?-4. From sort the month of July or Au gust, lso6, and, if you'll give me leave, 11l state; how i neceinia acquainted with her: It was through the medium of Mr. liusis:ll Manners, who nua a Member of the last Parliament; he married a sister of my wife. He whit me ht had been intiu duced to Mrs. Clarke. woo mid professed an in terest for Min, and that bile ~O(1 vile would ender von. to get a place fir Linn through the. medium of the Duke of York, and wished me to see her upon that tent j. ct. Imw her about five or six times el uri course of the. year 1806, and hive Atatql her since that Sme.....min to the period of the Coort-Manial %Ivan Capt. Thomsen. I first nut her at Mr. Matiners'e !muse. * _ rI:'7I.IALUN44-OFFICE, J•o ;„ M rirliiiE.CO %I IS4II firisealliag I 4Soirato's 4. ion* I, gum -fie, lhet as TVS& LiA'A • the Loth Fo4raoro mot, tea rends Si ferrite Tee s.. • .o tasiessay(easlestip), mod Mae tllr "OVA 11' 'NOSED I'MAL0111141IN1), e apte,har of Thirty-Sir On wels. Wen cher.? Moo "Po. to' Pllll TANFIELO WHY: COALS, fr (Moire frvfl seater., to be (Hirers.' bee tr4ale forge, or carps% for half Mew far WIN p q. 4 teenage. half in 't • *der if fen feels the tHe or thrrostroet, (waif ayl sarllher Perisibese'J eleftevailr the 'bleat sf "flair*. •ty's netwellato Pre yes, .- Plymouth aid Snead" re and to he pad ,f. by Dells, payable with htteree, sine" :sv sfer deer. Toe Condieemu of ch. Centered any be sera et eke Secretary's ( )i r e"- a egoni Tc'n he 4'14 N nay Tender it which ihr fries shell not ie-er!rd it Word" at leszth, n, Mae 0411114 he delivered 'l4. linen/ before Onr n't"be.k ~u the snit Teralee, Me lath relvwere ~at, rev ofitos the Perrne who sinketthe reedir, er Mt, be. i+ebeff, ntteonfe, en .Iner-r Tehrf rafted -7.• 1 nittstentl in IPornii•hiet , . Q. Did yea en 'ea .0: to luso ?—i wade i!iiitaillar 1 . . Q; Did ine tell you by *hat :.2 1:;,4 to , ew nee it ?—A. No, Si Q. Was there any money paid .1 t •::. ? —.l. There was tioiw. Q. Was Caere any other in-o%n, f' C. hag to Mrs. Clark,. I.ift,r :c.'t 4 ,..x;! • Yes; bait in the twine w iv—for nnthl ,, c w-- Q. On whose ha aif was theta • 4 .. •'t -- S. or Mr. Thoin t Hon, n lin was (mime a. ,e • , Q. What w.- the s''.usitioir ?—,l. It _ .t '.typnastertsitip of • • Q. Was and money deposited on that ee : .A. No, Sir. VICTVALUNA ;.OFFICE, Pe.u. ri. i $ rt e 4) .1 ViSstON Eits for lieutalling v oft Nary fa herr?), Fire Nqtne, nut as FRI- O tr, the 4/th imfeal, :b., wilt be 'mid, fe repose Tea ,s feriae . : leas?.-f ap), and Om. rw what f!' nig 111 . 6.IRttEL, kl >.PERkIY, PIRIKTIC ..(:Nf; and sv. , )tcr PINE, oil wrorr woo') tim.)Ps, esieroble N Nuerpt,si)he predare 1 r gi,% the Tewfer•,) *MO he wavier! .rt ?Rs trier wr pep were,. (o r the nutting Tcr.J.• ato•ritt to he d,!tr red :111 •SeVicleelltnt Slot S at DrPti.r 4 ; 44 'i to be Pid Bak, petreble ail* Aetna, Warty la.. "pig J... Q. Dirt you hear aoy thui,; mare upon the gab. jest of the place lobe was ,about to procure for Mr. Minium ?-e.A. I under.L...ii she aliened Mr. Manners a letter upon the subject. Lilt I em not quite c- twin if I saw it. Q. C ..he :cc did that letter come ?—A. It • as Ma.iners told me, to cum, from ne Duke of York, but lam not certain. Frtr Q. Did you apply to Mrs. Clarke, or . . Clarke to you?—.a. rs. Clarke first i 11411i:el gig if there were any vavincier, and I inivrattl o. Mr. Tyndal. Q. Do you recollettAho name of any other peT. ✓an fur whom you secret° make inquiries for situa tions ?—A. (After milt hesiiation. Tl,err was also app!ication. Didier*, made" for a Mr. 'Arson. Q. What place i d :.e wish to obtain ?—A. A place in the Cu;tom-house, I believe that of Laud Waiter. _ _ Bill WRY then read a acond time,' and or dered to be emiunitted to-aiorrow. Q. Dad yo r hear from Mrs. Clarke at Isbat time her ,(.Imeeti..., viitri Dlike of York broke off —.%. I wits led to i,u . • • t •11 continued. e r.e - t ~04 k 4,: 0 e q'tim Coaling may k met et the Neereermis Cijltok meant rill be Rod to fig render in whet thee P'reco shag lot I. tworrod in word. eit laytth e or lilt .dull not bit emlironot to tiae &mot to ire ttae o'Cimk de it, 4 ,,id bti. iathte, tor ositsor tR , Pomp Mamake toe mho., or some PIM* so hie tee4•ll,,otreerds. to onmeer %Mae abed for. The further v. oreL,liii4B its Cita' , lst trs Dawes Bill were postpeatiti till Thurasla j , the Yid instant. Ba-sett's Divorce BIH passer) through the emit. torftee, a. 1,1 it W:li ordered that the Report be brought up .Cr-morrow. Sir George Brie 4 r:ive'a Divorce-Bill wan read a first tirae, after a copy of the proceediu4s of the Ecclesiastical Court had been presented at the Bar. Q. Then, i:t .1- : L i or Aligii,t, %.•.;: represent ed herselfas halving interest wit's the deo.c.. ?—A. Yes, that her ititerestswas i.ot entirely broke.. •Ir Q. Did the Witness, in the course at that hear any thing from her relsecting the otAtaiiiing or places for any body ?—.{. Not to my recollection. Q. H..% e you had auy comouulacation with her on the subject of obtainiog places Yes.' Q. When shad explain it. Mr. Man aers stated, as a reason fur say keepsow up asyac -quaisstauee with Mrs. t;tlllte, that as the son of Gracia' Manners hul a reg.nient el account to set tle, he was desirous to procure. throu4h the me dium of the Duke of York, that settlement. es a rote of General ()fixers was necessary. A debt was due to sir rif about iuool. or NOVI. Mr. VICTUALLING.OFFICE., Fro. law; rpm C()11 ISS for Viebtailiag Ths imairqi , Nary 4 hosoby tat s !'"tire, lvtot ni FRI DAV .A• :whoa, the, win 4r rK i , l so ?acre Tattlen in writs sailed up,' awl treat Ar the aapey f u•hot VEGETA BLES 00 , 1 be destaettet(for the ea.?, `l4,rte. Ship and Osiris Rl 1 orwom , ll is the ringlets if xoqiitk, denote the spare gf or -4e maths, f G *4lk .4p* jest to he peat by ift r ed , .. Merest. rivet, Iwo AlOir tree. 1 1 0 Mnffir:aits of Sr re,•••,ieg are hp ppm ep Ma R„,, re, !Li. °!(e., or tj 'mosso, S. Mr. Joks runmah. ',glow will Se had too. Ibuter i Irlith fhe Priee.a4oll wit aorib ate littgak ar del Aril we be *firma to the Hord 40. v :of , Oar OClsrli so the mid Plitloy, the 24111 ivreant, Nor tab.. the Permit win, stokes the Te+ la, some Porten an 5.41044 atteeds.to answer triton calla tlxr. lir. ilurton, and other Members of the House of Commons, hrroi g ht up • Message, informing their Lordships thot ti..• Commons hod agreed to Loot Di , ,ortv 13th, without any amendment. Mr. frying. from the Custom% presented papery , , girin4 a, account of ditties levied for the purpose of catrying into effect the Orders in Council, which were ordered to he laid upon the table. The F.ltrl of Livr.sPooh pre s enter' papers rein. tire to the consiuumention between the two tlovei meets of Greet Britain and America.—Ordered to be I iid upon the table. The Fa.l of Motna moved for an account of ittl ree. , ipts of penalties into the Exchequer, between the :,•11 of January, 1809. and the sth of .hioniry, 1809. He also mowed, "That account, be returneel of the whole revenue for the same period." Loth these motions were - agreed to. rrun the 'notion of the I.nao Cot.tvcitt.t.oa it waz c .-eiled that Banbury Peeruge be proceeded is to-morrow se'nuight.--Adjourned. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Fru 9, TEIE COM M fiN E ILS iletnellusir lfu Alairayy Nary de Notira. That an •TVES. DAT, the tia instant, tin, mill he ready to receive trr , tive font. d land treat ,for THREE HUN DRED 1110t7SANI) GALLONS of WENT INDIA la Le (kimono'. data Orr, ,Oton Worehoases in whir% noon Agit awe bevy, Bonded, irro Moines". 17. tool- Short at and Partonnieh, in Oe *he F4r the..-.e in a otooth, and the leMlfil,k, , . gi a mogill qt.trreerds, •ic. Gallows. I'!,l3l,mtb 400.01) Port.mouth I ,bo.noo :tooyoulo if , d to he paid .for Din., "is:a:dr, with Int, rest, Vine's •oaf Off date. The Conditions eta Contract num he .we at the Secretary's Or No toward trill Ile ha:/ any reiarr to mliel, the Prim .hall mot b• inserted in word* of /aafttA, w flat shalt not he ilotirtyed S.. the Batted hstOrs lhr.' o'flock ea lie said rawlete, the Slot eta-t, Ria anicst She Person schn slakes Ike Tender, e► some Perms an hit behalf. attemele. L. anima rrAetecouril ter. VICTUALLI r4G-01011...k., - 1•1,11. 10 100 THE CoM:vietSti•e: El .4 fir Vidwalling ilia Ariewty's N. do hereby give Notice, That ea FRI BA!' NEXT, 1 4 ., rpth tooter', ihrs. win be tradv 1. arsine Tow** is noitiog (owled op), . treat''r TWO SUNDIILD end FIFTY SAGS 4 IiENTISH HOPS, of 54e growth of the year 10110. a ow.uwable to saroplet to be pug:Reed weh the Toodew, to br Aclir, re I In the spare of one ORtAlite Ike MeV . . at POI ibMilth aol Ply/23940 In tiofolloto fri proportion., ott. km*. Porionouth l5O P1)1111/100 lon 4.4 fe 1.1 prid fee h flub, pveste with heceri,otiserty enetelitheritaier the Ceetrart he *ea et the neeretaei, • , t cc. Narterseet rill ge thui to oaf Toltec, n which the Price ot•ill Nee 8.0 iitierter: ie ward , rit iertglh o or that, I'l4 eat he tido. •.J to th e &gni &fees tone "e"haek as the mai Ffi ky. 04 t 7, in ghat nor &Rim the Perms rho mike the or M.*/ Pena, ell hi, Moe, alteido, lc riero..or 004.. _ere. 91CT41 AEU NG.IWIINTET, FLA. 13, ibir9. rrli E ChMJIISSION PALS fur S'aentoilling .Ifajestl* 11ery, els Zeteb7 mire 2Vel;er, that ea TU EM DAY, the god inatast , they fre/1 be rreify Ie rewire Tender., 1 " ertstioe (,enlei op); and 'tr.,' #4, EIGHT NCNIIRRD QT.' AR T FIRS 1 / 4 /* b:W PALE. ne4 fee TWO HUNDRED 4: 7 1.11 . 1 ERE NEW CLONE DRIED A USER 31 A LT. 1 ° de . :teeed GNAW theme in a FarteigSt, and the_other hat/ to u fertiaght Brae:.. rate Hie f'irtaahli , q(Storee at ater to be paid for by Dille, payaLle with leered, %arty daps eines ate. ~l eChaditthe. qf the Coatrart nay he seta al the Seer< tofe Orce. , Ter , l rill he Arid fn rmy 71.1 , 1• fr is whirls 14e Priv...And 'ft 1 ' ) " Ilf•da'ite length,tint theft vet d re,el fn ,%* :. Are (hte ;o'o4o ne the mid Teeedrte, tte Vet • , !),r AMA Ao velket tke Telt& r. Sr Arse 1%:.t. f. tst:tndr t le anser.7 uheit gelled fee. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. WI r.nraroare presented a pr Calm' fr>nt the Debtors eotsbne.i io the revile of York. DOItINGDON'S The Dill for the divorce of Lord and Lady Buringdon was readSoreood time •' upon Ilw permit/at 'kr. Huvrard'a Divorce, the 11401,c teloirt d ttxY 111143 a Committee oo tha 113171 e. M. . Park, as COlllllll2l (ur his Lordship, appeared at the Bar, and prsievedrd to prualve evidence ui the adulter), the same as at the Ear at"the 'I be House having reautue,l, the Report of the Commit tee we' received, and the bill read a third time, nml pao•ed. The House, is a Committee, Went through the 3lalt Ti.ll Bill, and the report ort:enul to he received h.giorrow. Tr. two Bill. fir ruining the ~.in. of to,son,uoul. sail losii,onul. 11 :se olio parird flown, „li the CotoinAtee tithe Homo , and the Report to be ree:.;ei .1 to•osorrow. The ' Committecii of Supply, mid of %air,* and ]leans, were postponed to 11 . rdiicaluy neat. Mr. YORKr brought in • Bill for rretifi ;certain Lois takes in the Bill of hint ~,slop, for raisin:: a Supply by 'aeons of • Laud TAX ; sail in•Yrting the maim of certain CYO -1:11,410111 tl, in the room of others ntrucli The Bill wan real * grit time, sued ordered to he read a seemed linty, on t% s isext. The Lift for cal the relief of the Lords' Act to Diintore couStied by Courts of tquity, me. reported Cr.... Ike Cidutuittee, and ur.lered to be ri.ol a thud time to -1111.51111.1‘ . Air. W/LLII•Ki "aid, hr would offer n clans* on the thirst rimeling, for extriiihnz the appliritiou of ilehtms claiming Wief from the ..11ssizcs to who Quarts Session'. Mr. W t at.t. mord, " that Meseta. Shuo and Doc.:erp, and Mrs. Horeothte, be oklicerd to attend the Cattit.stite appoiutedto inp ilr. tut, M.: c.ta,l4l:t of less Royal tilidhrees the Duke of York Mr. PARING aa..re,l, "That there he laid tot' ere the Hulas, au "revert of the tb.p.arte a..d Imports of (or thre yrara, up to the latest period the team east be male up; also the rulnuet of the l'..•purtt (runs lel . Ault , rice die have eari•ni tiar asautiat vit Lap ids R 341 Impala a (Leal Sh•itnia fa the last these year., cod in; is Ortut , or last, abolopute!tirid iii woo ie.", and the ankomt of the tlutit a paorthrreou ; at,o tbe aecoust of the ntiptitis cud lalia..rta Lola revs I:ielt ?Orin end *tarries dello!: the Lour :teri.pd ; eke) al of the Pe s pieto,.. and Luaahar imltottal ista Vac West 13Crs for th: trait Manners gave me en assurance of the payment of this debt ; 1, therefore, felt a tittle interest in get ting the accounts settled if 1 contd. Q. Hut you any communication with Mrs. Clarke respecting Air. Loilowic ?—A. I Mid a com munication with her latter end of August or . September last. Q. What was that rommanication respecting Mr. Lodowie?—A. ciienaistances were, that lie had applied for a place, and Mrs. Clarke asked me if I knew any nt the description he wanted t I informed tier I learned it was possible that the place in question, namely, that of an Assistant- Commissary, aught be obtained. The conse qiience was, that money was deposited for that. place, and I was led to believe that it might be ef fected. It however failed, cad new took effect. Q. What hail lowciane of tie aiimey that was de posited, and in whose hands was it deposited fur this place ?-01. It wits depoaiteil in the hands of Messrs. threh and Co. in. Llonlisctreet, and is there, now. Part of it was deposited in the name of • Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Barber ; unothi.r part of it was conjointly in my mane and th it of r. Barber. Q. To whotu was the money to be paid in the event of that application for the place I.w-coaling ? —A. tiool. of it was deposited in the name of Messrs. Lloyd and Barber, and I believe it was to ;lo into the Mauls of dr. Lloyd ; grit which was placed in my name and :11e. pia h, r s W:li to go into the hands of Mr. Lodowic ; and the money was only to be taken out he the teeth' of the place being procured., and I was to pay the money to the person with whom I Q. With whom did you erwitisunieste 2-1. It was with an Agent who Wet% ticinodoineil to the.e transactions ; but I fie wi will excuse time turn tinning h., name. (Mr. *. Certandy not."j—llis name was Ty oda', living in Sllllod-, 611 . 11 , 1111 - .4, Chel sea. Vi l lso is Mr. Lloyd IL: is, I believe, an ettiene.. Q. Plow cane Ale. LL,vil to be enOted to 190 large a spare ?—A. I iiiitlerstood that hi.; emnln meet, ari.ing front it as an ii4eot, was to be 1071. 9. Who was to hate :he benefit of the 601 ? A. I believe Mr. Llopi was to receive it, but I do not whet was to do with it. Q. ‘Vi•re introduced 11r. Loiloe,.e to yen ?—A. Mr*. mentimiol Mr. Lodoxic to we, by name, hit 1 ntrer trim Lion. Q. Are y 4.1 certain vou weer saw hi:n ?—A. I am evtain I es r r raw hint. Q. Dal lln. Chrke 1,•;1 cnn h.:vr she became oath ".. Ups/ rem:diet:Cm:l, I am mot curt ti .t whe.:,tr she said he s4i au Sc- Q. Did yon make any ingniries nn hi , itel•dlf, k 1.14 of whom ?—A: Yes, I made incluir.es of the "Me petsoll. Q. %Vast/lore any mosey deposited on tact occa siou ?—A... None Sirs .... Q. Ilea Aim blower isiconritsead all these per sons to you?—A. Yes, Sir. . • Q. Were there any other persons for v. inc a ap plications were made I—A. (hesitatingly.) No, Sir, I do not recollect any other. Q. I think you stseert, that no money was depo sited bat in the case of Lodowic was there any agreement as to looney being to lie paid in the event of the other applications su.Teeding I—s.. In the rase of Thom-son I thick there war holism re muneration to i.e aid, amounting to Acorn 501. Q. Who was to receive that 4501. ?—A. I do not know, indeed... Q. Did you negociate that business with Mr. Tynsial ?—A. I asked him about it. Q. In that net:Jul:won Iva- , It not mentione , l who wait* have the benefit that sum 10, :•ir, and I thought It was unirece,sary to make tiny it:- quirks ? Q. Were you' to have any of it ?—A. No, Sir. Q. Vt - a, Mt,. Clarke to have airy ?—A. Ido not know that she was. Q. Do yoii know any person she calls the Doke of Port/mid in these transactions ?—A. -Na. Sir. Q. Did you ever hear that she called you Imp. Doke ef PortluodA.—A. Never till I heard.it late ly by accident. Q. Bc what accident ?—A. As I was coining from the city one day I mit Sir George Hill, and I learned front him the circumstance of her having mentioned it here ? Q. Was Loilowic recommended for any other place than that of Assistant Commiwiurv. which failed ?—±. lie ished for a Paymasterstiti,. Q. Iloa long is it since you have given tip all hope, of succeeding 1:i your •ppliciatious for the office of Assistant-Commisvary•fur Air. Lodowie ? • —A. About a month o: two ago. Q. flaw hap?eii , it that the money remains still at I;:reles ?—A. Because they hare not aeked it k. (By runner :p;ember.) Q. Do you remember the Christian name of Mr. I—.A. I do not know it. Q. Do you happen to know it was tire same Tentlemma that appeared here I never 5... v hist, and I do not know thnt it wan. (By General Lor rus.) Q. On you know whether Mr. Tyndal ws an Elltigtl its the 17th Foot, and afterwards u Coomet in the Light Drugoooni?—A. l ern wst iceman, but I understcal he belonged to the army. Q. Did you ever understand frmn any prr•on, that Sir Arthur Wellebley's beim; em ioi4ed i'het i,ri was the reason that that gentlein ill's ati s ionst. mentAiiil not take place ?—A. Yes. I umierattood its t the trial at Chelsea attracted public attersonon so onioch, that it stood in the way of the appoontinet t, and I think the mime of Sir Arthur %Vette:Ml a inentiosied. (By Mr. %V•ILOP L.} Q. I 1/ WI to hear top to what l orries' NI-o. Clarke repre-rilted herself as beoug nowes.ied i.f •ufsciel.t ludoeuce with the Duke a Yolk to w..- taiis pluces ?--A. I bad reason, from imaver.m.o:.• •