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Q. Wm; there any paper produced touching the Duke of Yr rk ?—A. ; ere wilts Wit. Q. (By Sir (iEOILGE!Itt.L.) Did you ever soy 3lajor Ttniyu nab a shauby fellow for 6ritig im prtieut to withlroui hi. money No, I did not; I thought loin a perteititleinari when Mr. Donovao iiitroduced him to 111-, and wished to mirky hius a Lieuttnaut-C,•!oilel. . . Q. (Cy Mr. BRAND.) U.O Captain &mien any interest, and ‘vhst, id the ilepei 'thin for Major Toryd 1 believe lie had, for i have heard that Major Tollyil is very generous. and Captain Sander is nut a man to interest himself for any our without a riVard. Q. 1.);(1 bou understand it from Capt. Sandell ? x.. 1. 1 as, and :rum every one he meinioned. j. Did you understand the substance of Capt. ea idea's Isst examination ?—A. Jot in the least. Q. Why do you stipp.rue lie unnint to insinuate say thing Front what u gentleman bald. q. Do you meats from any quebtion put to you a- •sue hurl—Yes. Which By the Chancellor of the gx clizquer. Q. DA the Witneici giro any rirt of the profit tw Captuia Sande', for the promotion of Major T roi y u ?— r t. 1 don't recollect that I did. but lie used to help 'liaised by the %say. Q. Did yoti igixe him any yourself I don't recollect thin I did. _ . _ _ The guess has slid that Captain Sanders wa• to bare a Fait from Major l'onyis's promo tiot,-..shat do you say on that sisivject ?—.t. to have 300!. clear, and he am to get Alia he eauld from the other party. Mr. PERCEVAL dessireti Mr. Read, of Sl:smith ter's Coffer. house. St. Martin's-lane, to be called in. M. Clarks• demanded of the House to kis so had lass" , any precedent of two Witnesses being called to their bar ? She was called to order. gas. REED. Q. (Bi Sir. Puttexv.u..) Do you know the %Vaunt kit the liAr ?—A. Yrs, I do. Q. Did she veer COUle to your house by the us.ne of i)owl..r B y no i al w r. Q. Is she the person you called Mr*. Dowler ? A. Yet. . _ [You mar retire.. 3 MR.. CI:ARK E. But befoe he goes, ---- say, I tweet calie:i myself by ti►e nu:re of Dowler, w 14krve I might be celled. _ _ _ Q. (To Air. Read, by Mr. A. )Isutso.) yuu believe her to be . Mr.. Dowler C A. 1 did. Q. Did you ever hear her suy her name %tali Dowler ?—A. I urevet _ _ _ Q. By whom (led yon noderstaud her to le so? —A. Ih Mr. Dmiter. (1. fit,/ Mr. WARDLE.) Did Mr. Dottier and she cre: come toget h er ?—A. No, ttwy did out. fide wa‘ ordered to withoraw.] - - • Mrs. Clarke--" lowish to ask a quest;4o4 of the Crowe Lawyers , "—(She was called to ur•ier.) Q. Did you know Mrs. Iforeuden ?—A. Yes. Q. Was it when she wos under the prstretion of Mr. Dowler's brother?—A. He liss no taJther. Q. Were you in the habit of visiting the Taylor family at Bayswater?—A. Yea. Q. Did you k stow her father ?--A. Yrs. Q. Was not Mr. Chance, the stock-broker, the same person I—A. No, he was not. Q. Do you not know Mrs. Taylor is a widow ? A. No, for I know he► husband. Q. Q Did you keep a roan rook Yes. Q. Did you keep more than one ?—.A. He used to bring au assistant with him. Q. Theo you did not keep him by the year ? A. Ns, they staid hut a 'shoat time ; the Duke was very difficult to please. [The Witness as ordered to withdrew.] Mr. Bteesvoau then attempted to put several to Mr. Wardell, but it appearnig to be tile •rtque of the House that they were irrelevant, they were over-rule). MY coaai was next examined. respretiag the burning of Mrs. Clarke's letter* iu her husband'. pen she did by his direittion, at the desire of .ilia. Chirko, who epithet, to in for that purpose. After the IVit!i.-01 had withdrawn, the House waited for • considerable time her the return of Capt. Sandpit, who at length appeared ut the bar. 9. (By Mr. Pr.itimvst..) Have you found the paper?—A. I have. Q. Have you it with you?—.l. The Messenger has it. . The Me..enger handed It to the Clerk, and in formed the llouve it wa, fouu•l in Coptoio Sotitleife banana, together with two other letters of him Clorke'v, rld a bmi,ile of palters, which he like wirr delivered M. Q. Look •t thst paper, is that the out' you re. eeived ?—A. It is. Q. Did )au receive it from Mft. Clarke's coma bond E.— 4. lid. Q. there any persoa present I be v not. The note vas thew rea.l, avai was auldreased George Farquhar. I have reenirtil your ante, and Tunven baritone ir +is it a. as. - otirm •• FR CDERICK." Q. I u•k you YU'yin, a,d not Culotte! ifurailton wltisr you iv' the 11:rito-h Coffee-holm Hot to destroy your paper.?—.t. No. I lure un recollection of it. Q I)id lie d• .ire you. utter you left the (7offee house, not to th *troy the papers ?—A. Meyer. Q. il'hst were the ot4er louvers ?—A. Upon the le. y and other Lupine's. 14. Wny did you deny tlrr possession of theme riper* ?--A. 1 have nothing to urge in my behalf. 4 Intim taw illon.lionse will titelive wind L have (toi l e. Q. Dill nobody t.•II you to (troy it?—:t. Q. Wing motive lind you L had no motive. Q. If yo , t lied eowsid , rell to be of no importuner, why conceal it ?—I can urge nothing. Q. lon mist see • thiferenee between an ext-u-e abd a relP. o ll ; slat reason Ittut you A. I lout no reason u hats ru: Q. Cau you soppo4e the !louse will believe you came hen. and told fal%eiiiiiid without auy mo tive whatever ?—A. 1 hu.l ars isiotive, I have sic knowledgvd my shame, awl I hope the House wail pardon mu•. Q. %%lieu Mrs. Clarke gave yein the letter. did she toil you it was written by the Duke of York? —A. Sue said it came from him. Q. Do you know the hand-writing of the Duke York No. • gi At* you sequaluted With the hand-writing of Mn. Clarke:—A. Yes. (. Do you know whose hand-writing thii letter is, directed to G. Farquhar, I do not. Q. You have before stated Mrs. Clarke wrote in different hands, do you buy so now !--A. Ye, ; you will find mese there very different. Q. I Live you seen her write I—A. Yes. Q. In the course of your lung acqnaiutance with Mrs. Clarke, did she ever coninflinicate any thing on the subject of that letter from the Duke of York?—A. Never. Q. Can you tell what she said, when ►he gave you that letter?—No, I cannot. Q. Did you ever see her write in various ways ? —A. No, but I have seen her different kiwis of writing. [Mrs. Clarke culled in.] Q. (By Mr. PucevAL). Do you recollect ever having seen that letter before:—.l. I suppose I oust have sell, it before; it is the Duke's wrtring; it is directed to Gr. Farquhar, Esq. Ido not be lieve he ever wrote to any one under that direction but to myself. _ _ Q. How carne it in his possession ?—.l. I do not know. - Q. De you recollect giving it him ?—A. No ; but I think 1 roust have given it him. I know no other way to account for its being in his possession. Q. Do you always write alike ?—A. I cannot ay; I always write in a hurry. Q. Are both these notes your hand-writing ? A. 'fliry were written by my mother ; I guided bier baud while she wrote them. She has not written any thing these four yeat N , without toy guidance. Q. Did you guide her hand in both of them ? I sin positive as to one ; but I cannot say which. Q. Do you write the saute when guiding your mother's hand, as when you are not ?—A. It must still be my writing. Q. Do you not kinow there must be a difference ? —.l. The upper one is mine. Ido not see much difference. Q. Is the indorsement on the bill your writing ? A. It was done in the same way ; I guided my mother's ham! ; Mr. Manners was by nt the time. There could let nothing criminal in that. Q. Did yeu ever imitate any other persons' 10nd-writing ?—A. No, not for wrong purposes. Q. No criminality it itopnted--Did you ever try to imitate the hand-writing of other* ?—A. I have tried with other Indies, to see wno could imi tate persons' names best, hot it is too ridiculous to mention, merely for amusement ; I have written words, and asked them to guess where it was like among their male acquaintaner. Q. - Was it part of that play, or of the skill of the gawe, to write nausea as nearly as possible?—A. I think not. Q. Have you tried to imitate tiny writing lately ? —A. I was amusing myself while in waitiog this evening iu this 11:1111111M Q. *hose baud were you imitating ?—A. I was writing promiscuously, mid was told it was very like the Speaker's, but I never saw him write.— (.4 hugh./ Q. Dul yon ever try to imitate the Duke of York's w•ritiu; ?—A. I have. Q. Did you imitate it well ?—.l. Ile is the best judge of that. Q. Whim you tried to imitate, was it like his writing ?—A. I lancital it was. Q. Do you know * person of the the name of Town . 1• vs. Q. Dol he iustruct you io panting ea velvet ? A. Yrs. Q. Did you ever tell bim you would be likely 0011 to learn, because you could readily imitate various hand-% ritings ?—A. No. I could hardly teli hiw so--I w , uldivardly believe what he said.— I teerilleet he is a Jew (A laugh). Q. Arc you quite sure you never did—Did you ever write in his presence?—A. I may have written while be wee plesent, when ladies were also pre sent, and have v.iid so to them in his hearin r. Ile wits to have lied an interview with the Duk e along with Jew King ; but when the Duke knew they were Jews, he would bare nothing to do with them. Q. Did you, in play, ever write a note like the Duke of York ?—A. If I had, it would have been told long before tnis. Q. Do you know the seal to that letter ?—A. Ve.. It is the Duk.'s private seal. Q. Do yuu know the motto ? Is it in French or in English ?—A. It is inyreueh.. . _ Q. l'ou do not recollect receiving that letter (ruin the Duke of York I—A. No; but I iuun have received it; it is his writing. •nsi the wry he directed to me. Q. Did you ever write to the Duke of York to supersede Major Tony,' ?—.4. It is so long tug() I cannot recollect. Serend othergiorationg of minor importuner/ were then put to the Wituirso, rig] slie withdrew. Mr. PERCEVAL conceived it was the wish of the lifts:lse, that the best evidence that could be found ought to be brought forward to prove whether the Dow eras the writing of his Itoyel Highness' Of out. Ile thought Col. Gordon was the 'best evedutive that could be produced, and it impossible dint his attendance could be had that night, be moved, " That the Committee should use, and the (isairman report progress."—Agreed to. The House resumed, and the Chairman report ed that the Serjeant had accompastied the Pri soner to his chambers, and had laid before the Committee several papers which he found therein. slr.Peneevat then moved, " That they should be referred to a Select Committee, to investigate if any and which of them related to the lousiness be fore the Committee of the whole House." Agreed to ; end the following Committee mot appoluted : Mr. Leech, Mr. IVardlc, Mr. Brood, Mr. Croker, and Mr. C. W. Wynne. Mr. PERCEVAL moved, "That Captain Huxley Sauclen. then its the custody of the Serjeaut at Arms, should be committed to Newgate." which a as carri!..l nu:mimeo .Iy. Lien.enatit-Col 1 Gordon was ordered to be summoned to tutored the Committee to-tuorrow. Adjourned at FOUR O'CLOCK. It is reported, that two more frrn..li Bulletins Kure h em i verieed, one of which, it is said, con tains :13 necousit of the return el BONAPARTE to Purls, uf:r•r witnessing the ceremony of the Coi o utguns of his lortitlier Justsfits LONDON, FRIDAY, FIIIIIWAST 17. The proceedings, last night, in the Ilona of Commons, on the charges against the Dtmc, were highly interesting and important. A full report of them is given in our preceding columns.—lt was two o' lock. this morning, when Mr. WLTHAM, Clerk of the Jour.ials, Mr. )lAftsverr, High- Comduble of Westminster, and 'undies Gentle man, arrived at Lynn's Inn, St. Clef:le:Xs, St ;wnl, accompanied by Major 1117ZI.LY NLIEN, to search his apartments for the letter admitted oil his examination. 'Yesterday morning. Hr.. MAJESTY. Princes.ps AUGUSTA, SOPHIA. nod AMELIA. accompanier, I y Lady ELT, Generals CARTWIIIGHT and Flrstuir, and Col. TAYLOR. rale ia the Great Park, and returned ut twelve o'clock to the Palace. Thr eni mice preparing for Her 51AJ Est Y to St. dnruer'a Palace. to hold Draw:tig-Roonis, by takiug down rot girthr wall that incloses thezitrilen. to enter by the Hight of steps. in exactly the roam way as when Iler MAJESTY tirht urrrved iu Lag hind she entered the l'siLice. Ilia 31s/iny received her upon the top of the .tops. Where Ilex MAJASTY kora before His MAJI.s vv. The Duke of Yong *aka% fortunate in Advocates and Friends, as ttu WI? M Inllll4 of CRANNY. vr!lenCoinittander-in-Chief of the itritt.ll The Marquis had Sir Wn.r.ur•lJn.lPu.R for his Advocate, against Justus. The Duke has Mr. PERMVAL, Mr. CANNING, an.l Mr. CR.. SFR. Co big advocates, against Mrs. Cu* as n. This precious triumvirate have proved theen•elves fully equ.il in glutton.; indiarretion and officious candour to SliWiLuAk DaArtit. BARBADOn'. J.H. 4. [►XTe*eT or A oft' ATE LETII'II " We hare had great talk of au expedittua against tinique, for which purpose Icsuno Loup* are ea.s, eu:lo' here ; but hew our topsail an otf :slaatiaique haste:: a• 4w ed • ft ,gete and teuhrigs to get tutu Martarique s one *agate ha IC. i..idil:ollpC, 31,d u,.c auto the Sun's, wail 4.1 sp.:, ted 'charm, meal to the resew/ of vos ship; of the a:I la utast knot ked on the head, at ICIIIO for the aterieet. Gene ral Prevost is lure *tab :Mit* into frutu Grerral Illadused, (euua Cirrattela; and our ova Cuatosmader-itv• Cn er, itetAtritit, aid about slaty sail of traasports an the bay, are lylug idle; they are sertainly prepared to meet as at :tlertantitts. The Venerable ogle fur Laverpeol in a dry or lily." Lori IlesnY PETTY', motion is further post poned to 'i 411:etiety. The Luau CHANCICLLOR of IstILAND 1104 50.4- ed to the Judges the propriety of tomosciesi.iy; Circuits et a deed time. set in kiiglau will. of course. comm.-ate about. eud 01 'tie. be triad nett of Mardi. The 21 hattsh tttt ut the 7th Regiment of Vsof are UMW unlerr for fop iv' service; ou.ipluseyi 10 be ife.tioeil fur emits. ♦ Court of 01111111100 Council Nat held, ye 4. r. day. at Guildhall. *filch vrus very unmerously tetaled. The Thauks of tip: Court were urutnimoudy voLvd to the Rev. S.tuu►t he Luau Ittivoa's Ch+tplaiu, for his excel:eat Sermon, weaehed at St. Pours Cathedral upon the F .4- Day, and he was requested to print it, and send a copy to esery Mt nti.et. rhe Committee fur General Ptirpo.es presented a report, recommending artapplicsuon. to meat for an Act fur furl er cud hotter reKelatitei the Court of Requests, and a petition beiag pre. pared to the flou.e of Coramons thereon ; the same was read. agreed to, and ordered to I►c by the Sherill,, attended by the Resueinhrwwer. SECOND NIGHT—ORATORIOS. • THIATRE.IIOYAI, IN THE HAYMARKET. • THIS PUESENT EVENLNU, fell. • 17, will be perfurentslobe First Act of '1 ( IIE CUEATION; Composes' Isy Dr. Haydn. With TWO GRAN MHICELLA.s COI'S ACTS, which will be introduced Euglard's Kiug rut; Euglami's Glory," Gestic Airs; aid, fur the first Porrell'S cele brated Cantata of Sant and the Witch of Findx,' by P.7i. Ilrahasw.—' Angels ever bright and fair,' by .11'11. Vaughan.... Kent's favourite Asthma Ilcar my prayer, bland and Master Doureuset....." Farewell ye limpid springs,' and Where e'er ye %Valk.' by Mrs. Diekuus.—Scveral Grand t hu sitses, never tierforused,...:l'o emtc:usle with tits Cocoa:aim Anthem, ' God save the Kiwg.' l'rtuespal Performers...lln. Dickman, Mrs. Blond, Sir.ora Griglietti, Master Du.r u sod Mrs. Vaughan. Mr. ham, Mr. Goss. Mr. l'ync, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Hellmuy . I mailer of the Baud, Mr : Ashley-4 /r7au, 51r. J. Ashley. •_. , • .• In roosequenee of the great oyes Sow front Ilse Pit, the Thintrical thelsesti a will in fature he added In it. Platers fur the Ewa% to he taken of Mi. Brer.tkia, at the Box-office in the Haymarket. Doors to he opened at Six, and begin at Seers. Box p it as, (.1.--ISal. Qs.—Upper Gal. s e .....tgalgyelee at file r , Correct Lionise of the Petiorataree to be bad is the Theatre. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, FEle. tit+.9 TIE COMMISSION ERS fur Vittmaiiiies• Alojerty's Nary do hamby tree Notion. That ma DAY, the 17th air/wt, they Will be ready to PN't r rA. dens in writing (sealed op), cod treat .for what IIoGS HEAD, BARREL, KLLDERKIN, FIRKIN, LONG and MORT PINK, and IiTOITT Wilt!: WOOD HOOPS, (answerable to Samples to be "radiated with the Tenders,) ,s ran be wanted for the strrice of thi Deportment, for the marine Twelve Months, to be edit el,: into tLe riesulling &yr.& al Devi:eel; and to be paid fur by Bills, pityaik with leered, aunt, days after Outs. The Coodisions isf the Contract may be mks at the Secretary's Offscv. No regard will be liad to emu Tieder in which the Price shall not he inwrted in words at keg, ur that shrill not be delirered to the Beard ktior One o'(Zack on tin said F,nbay, the I; th ioltatt, two Wen the Penis who murk, s the *bade', or some Poses is his baltalf, attends. be answer mks called for, VICTUALLIND-()FFICE, kis. 9, may. TF. COMMISSIONERS for Victualling Mu 1 Nary do hereto/giro Nalirs, That OM TUES DAY, the eta ncenut, ars will be ready S. ~lire Traders wain; ("eel, d op) aid tree for TIIREF. Ht N DRED THOLSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM, to k delirered, duty free, from IrtflAatteS io which t 5 ,• sow shalt bare been Beaded, veto llir lifujnot7'e retool lime Show vet Pfroootb sod Plll4lllllllglh, jot lhrprolrortinee au dtrotentieeed, er. toy . aft*/ lin • month, and t/,, resen:ouer in a month otterootrds, tit. Gellores. Pl 5 mouth su 1,0..0 P 1.1411116041111 100,44N) 300,11411.11 A.d to b. patd for by Rills, pa : ,aGh., iotta Interest, Nioety day. filler drag, The Conehtioer of the Contract nay k set. at Ike Seere:ary's Office. No regard trill he hoot to any reader in to/ ieh the Pt'oe 'hull .91 he to‘artt a in watts nt hoeth, to that..ball to.t be ttelionvi o tete llostel &fore (Me o't'ione at the said Tueiday, the tt instant, *or other the Pt. 1104 WA. wakes Ike Tenet's, or Boom Perim ea Ais beAa4f,utteade, to eatoser *then called for. VICTI: ALLINLAIIkk IL F I), 11.14, riE CMM/SSIONEW4 for Virtuality Hit O Nstiertis Navy do he fire Na in s That op FRI -I)AV, the aath bitten', they rift bes ready to revile Tr , deto 'Malt (11/P4ti rp) t.nd twat At the supply qf'solut G LTA - R shall be tt,,i,.nd,rlfie the r.ornf //is Maje.ty'e !qv, tont l'e•oeLot Yarrow:ilk in Ai t'oanty r ; Vorfofk, &crow the space qt tvr,lre or .olltr, /pro the : roil, April ft at, to be peal foe by &at, pa e nale n 0 ip,1 2 re smitttee• ..r the er.fm..! ~ 6: • ern a t IL twit tlf k. , at tiro Itko, or by cp, , ,1.14 to Mr. Join Wol ter, ..t Yatinonti. No ' , geed will ihe Lad to inky Tender in tohieh tit Priix not be beaded in .curds at length, or that limit not be dielieet,gl to the Board before Ole enOrk 0.1 the said Fr.icy, Co path instate', nor note , o the Person who whet tie Tender, or sow Por+w on hi. &h. 4/; a/ leak to essmer when called fur. VINIU-OFTICE, invy. LtIU A TILE C()MIIISSIONEttS for Vietitailvg )li. Makop Nosy do hereby sire AV ultet, That on FP /- DAY NEXT, Ike 171 h instant, they ',sit to re.,•+e I r weir, Tondos in writi a g. rooted sip), and !rem: fur IW:$ HUNDUED and FIETY'BAGS qt . KEN Mil 110 PS, yf the growth of the yaw 11100, to tu.:ommterntle *arid,. to to rumour:l with the fenders, to be deli. teed in the 'pass of met MOW /. solo the Stores el Portsmouth mod Pipenteh, in the.!olluo. log pro4or'i•ur, toe. Dag.. Poi hawed' 150 Pl)atuutli tao dthd to be aart.for by Dint, yotaalle tritk herresl, ninety days View ate. c ooe fiti o s, e yr tk Cataract otav he err' at the Secretary's tiff v. No f , _.o/11 fedi be hrd w any Tender to Which the Price Aat net b, ri.ertrd ie ov.r.lr at tregth, nr that 'hall not be tlet:crrod to the Board bean Ono o'Cloei o 'r wid Pr s,:ay, the 1754 seat ; *or sole,. the Perwo who *tars the Te-dre, a oomi Pima on his brhdY, attendr ; to alimer when, cull—direr. (,ON Df)f): : Printed ►y G. 1)1V11)st)N, 11 19, (Sol Boswell -cowl, Carry-Mir-I and 1.4611.1111:1 : t tba ()ext. Ka IS, Bata of St. Cleuseat's Cts.orls, Strand, by J. WHITE, of sane Mare.--Ordem, /4c 1.. r tins Papar, OM to the Otfica ,(poat pit:, will be Atttlllied w. Did ROY.IL LOVE-LETTIRS. The Duke of Yu - lore letters to Mrs. CLARKE, produced upon the charges against his Royal Highness, have attracted tenth Donee.— They Irive been Compared with the amorous epis tles of the late Doke of CeMBEaEAaD to Lady Geosvmson, written shout tiv.--intl-thirty year ago, mid some persons contend that the Untie owl the Nephew mu t have studied the art of love-let ter writing ia t.,e same school. A volume of the Duke of CesteEat.ANa's said letters is now before us, from which, to assist the judgment Of our reader+, we Innes made the following extents:— - . " NIT BEAR LITTLE ANGEL !—I "STE this It:steel` ping out of town, ten thousand thanks fur your k,td ni.tc, ate sure nothing could make my aching heart t.i-ni;;ltt arabl.- to me titan when you say you are sensibly bow Mauch I love you, pray Cod it may be over before ni.irtai.g, or that you way he triter, I shall be in town at eight o'clock, for I shall long , , know how yoa are. dim'? surittion to 14. that I wrote by her act sant to you f e I li. VC urt't•ted him nut to tell—Adieu gaud night Gu.l Mess the augrl of my wed joy and happiness wit!t,4,l. whom I have no et.usfoit and with whom all the happ.m.ss alive as rovir I hoot: vsry sooti." " To Lady G--•'' " MT 1)/AR LITTIA ANGEL wrote my last letter to you yesterday at eleven o'clock just when we sailed t dined at two o'clock and as for the afternoen I bad some tousle: I have my own servant tiii hoard that plays and a couple of hands from London for the six week-a i sin out wo were a good instil at dinner I hail abort 9 p. , uple yesterday sod shall have more when the rest of my squadron join me the staid with me till tallr seven I get to supper about 9 o'clock hot I could Pot eat, and sa gut to bed about the* prayed for you my dea,:t lout kited your deorra: neck hew and lays Gluon and dreamt of you had you on the .Mar litt!e tench ten thousand times in my mom ktesinx yogic and tellin; .0n how much I loved and adored you and you NA, nit .1 pleased but alas when 1 woke I f PuuJ it all 'Winston a 4 God? by the tot nt *ea 1 rose by tune at half past live and went upon ...Al there I found my frieud 11111, sad walked with him for about nu hour till Barriagtoss route to me we then breakfasted minuet right o'clock and by nine 1 begad and exercised the stuns tinder my cmilanand till twelve it is now 011.., awl when I finish this letter to you my dear lure I shall hewn and t,.;ti to dimmer at two o'clock it is a rule ou hoard to dine at two, breakfast at eight and sup at nine— always if nothing hinders me I shall Ito a-bed by ten or 110,111 after mut up by half past a is the morsiiiitt is order ta have if there is any occasion orders ready fur the Dist under toy cominasid before I begin to exercise them—l am mire the account of this days duty can be ..e pleaaitte to you my love yet it is exactly what I have dune and as I promised you always to let you know my motions and my thoughts I have now performed say pnunise this day to you nod always will until' the very last letter you shall hare from use which will ha when I between a and wc•l:s hence scud th.i Admiralty WWI that I am arrived at Spithesd then I shall only wait for their answer which will be wits me in a few boors to strike my flag and then I shall return to pm that instant IN my hive runs aid happy beyond myself to jell you !now I Imre you." Now we will only Mly a few words upon the Duke of Yeast's letters to Mrs: CLARKE, as compared with those of the late Duke of CumagaLAN Ilk folly, or rather in defect of iutelligeuce, the former may perhaps vie with the latter, or indeed with any other ever exhibited in a Court of Ecele siwitical, Civil, it Criminal Law, not even except lag the biliste-dons of the Marquis of BLAND !Was, to Lady MARIA ANN'S: STVIIT. But there is this mark difference between theta : The let ters of the late Duke of CIIMBEILLAVD exhibit sulk proofs of weakneoa. They display uo bus ?luaus circumstances of culpability. There is no CLAVERI ae is, the Duke olCustettaxasn's letters. This makes a great difference iu the merit of these eases—lt haviug bees, suggest:al to Fir- DaItICIL the tlitgai, that one of his Grenadiers hail an extraordina taste, the King answered, The fellow is a soldier, what have I to do with his amours ?" ' we say of the Dote of YORK. Eng land nerr boasted a finer Army than that which has grown up under the command of his ltoyal Highness. Let him then chew that he has not epported Mrs. Clarke out of the Half Pay Fund and the Compassionate List. Let him shew that he has not, by breuking in upon these sources, robbed the poor box, to support a lascivious harlot, now become it politico( prostitute. Let hint prove this case, and the people of England, however they ta3y lament the weaknees of his heart, and the blindness of his passions, will forgive his errors, mud say with FILEDERIMIL, his name-sake, what have we to do with his amours? It is really disgusting to read in some of the public papers the puritanical canting denunciations against Ddlilas, adultery and fornication, when we know that the writers are among the identical men in society, who plume themselves upon those very acts, ea graces, which, in the Duke, they reprobate as arimes out to be forgiven iu this world nor in the nest. 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