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1•84/664? by mumnitit 5082• KING'. EATRII. e!R11-1t4 EVENING, TUESDAY. March 13, .1 will he repeated, Mozart's () peva, entitled LE NOZZE 1)1 .FIGA It() ; lu the ettrirs• of 'which an incidental DIV ERTISEMENT. Afirethe Opera (serum) time). a New Ballet, entitled I .E %tARCIIANT IYESCLAVES; OV, LA FETE AU SERAIL On SSeirday fwd. Dun Giovanni ; anal on Tuesday, the 39tb, semi.orriu Opera of eansillo.—Mozart's &rand n Haute Magic.', is in active peeparatata, eel sill ti prndlieed with the least possible delay. FOttrY,siXTH NIGHT Or TILE NEW TRAGEDY. WA 4 rich-ROYAL. DRURY-LANK. Willi EVENING, TUESDAY, March 23. I H. Majesty's servants will redeem (oth time), aan liatoriral T,agelly, emoted lIRUTUS _ _ OR, THE PALL OF TARQUIN. Tu which W will HO'S Wbe seldrdHO? Fame a ------- El t IC-NO AL. COE ENT-GA 1101111 V, THIs CVENING, 'IIJESDAY. Miveh 43, wilt he *cit.! (fin, lime\ the new Open o f TOE 31Alt4t I AUK OF FIGARO. Mire which, the Farce of VIE CRITIC (UI, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. I).ilitio are rvitsectrially isiforhied. shalt •li her' ARROAD) they will again Anil Mr. 7‘lll'll VW: AT 110 M ! in him old Quarter', at the Eotliph Opera-ibinat, Strand, nu the Even i.f MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, till • .re trewion Week excepted), whew he will hive the bk.tioio to pef T forill his RIP TO PARIS, in the . , C. , ntrinv. Psi t Fourth —A rtforio.pfriv.leese, d e scriptive Of LA 1311.14.E10E. EAST INDIA MOUSE, Jorvosty V, lair. /PIE COURT If DIRECTORS of tbe UNI rEo COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. I .0:D, fin..!. - ag to the EAST INDIES, do eoreby girls t o rus, pi.% the TRANSFER ROOK% of Ike said Company'• s Fon: will be situ r wit THURSDAY, the 4th 11nreh nexl, at Three o'Cl , •rk, end OPENE3 rein us THURS. DAY, the !Stir April Cillowienr. This a QUARTERLY ISENERAL COURT of the arid C ••••• pinny will be lwlil •I their House in Losdenhell.otreet, on IYLDNESDAY, the 14th Much oral, at Eleven o'Cluek in the Forenoon. That a Co EN ERA I. COURT of the said Cnm pane will he held at thei r Ilou.e i u LearlowhalLetreet, on W EDN ES LOI Ila• 11th koil next, from Nine o'Cltsek in the Morning until Siv in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DIREIC 'fItRa .4 theeai l Company, for Four Years. Awl that the Linty or the Members of the said Company will be ready to be delivered st this House or Saturday the 27th March next. JOSEPH DART, Seerelary._ riorr INDIA HOUSK. Motor 3, 1619. /VHF, COURT of DIRECTORS of the I IL'S ITr.O COMPANY of 'MERCHANTS of EY& I IND, trodiog to tWe EAST INDIFS, do ketwbg gars ;vale", Twit the QUARTERLY GUN ERA I. COURT of the Raid Company, sepoinie4l to he held at their Hasse its Lassies lislhoicer, on WEDNESDAY, Ilse 24th openlnstat, is wade Nino A 1., for the purpose of layin before the prietois, for their approbation, a Rosanna* of the Comet of Dim. tors, of the 17th ultimo, giaolints to Mr. Jsmes Wilkinson, moiler the circumstances therein stair.t, the tutu of 75,0110 ;sorra Rapers. at 2s. the curren t Rupee. with Interest sherries, at 6 per Cent. per Annum, front the 11th October, 1816. to the day when payment shall be made. Copies of the Papers relating to the came of Mr. Wilkin son, with the Report required by the By.. Law, cap B, ice tit, oiU ne reedy for the irmsection of .the Proprietors, al this House, sot Flu UAY NEx. ith Walnut. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. EAST INDIA DOUSE', MAKCII 10, ISIP. MOE COURT of DittEcToßA of 14e R. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. ,LAN U, tradieg to eh EAST INDIES, do Acreby giro Notice, Foal the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the erid Eottiosity, appoi..ti el to be held at thei► House in licaiti silt ou IV EON ESDAY, sbc I.lthJostant, is further in.l , le SPEEIA I, fur tbe purpose of soluniftitte for c..ittoorit.o.t the Redolittiota of the G►tters! Court of the I.ith 11;reitilier last. approrin: the Ittoolotion of the Court of I)'.. ri.T4 erlidll , B% a Pels3l,lll of hGJI. per anutun to ..%%ut %V. Dolorous, LA. now Sir W. Doveloo, talc of ea , St. Defeo. Eatah:iiihint at; and also for the purpose of .11.4 hrfure the Prop rte r ore for their opptobAttuo t►e us. der-rocotiouetl A 11 , -1..101am of the Court of Directors of the 311th De. rriii!ov lubt, grAut.iut to Ltroteesol,Coloorl Janlc• Softwood, tn.• tli:itory Serretiry for rontloetietc the Military Corrom o.".-1 site sub luilia, au adilitiuu of 6001. per taalll.llll to bis Sslsay ,t Kentlutinis of the Court of Directors of the 27th fa- E.t.a, last, geopoinn the fornestion of • Fond for Ihe Br 'teat of the Witt nod Families of deceao.d Otlieera of /tie Dome Fatatilndintent,.uuder certain regulation., and i.e-Straus iu aid of the same, of. she Sin of 4,0001 per annum frusta the General Fre guaJ for the Douse 111111 Ward ; alit, t h e SUM of 6001, per minim !ruin the c,, !g p s ug's with a vie.. to relieve the Fowls of the Comp my in future •froin alt char ier by way of PClllioto at Apo otty to the Relatives it Ilia said l't moo. :--and a Woo lottoosof the Court of Dirtetors of the llhb ultimo, pro g.o.t.tig the formatsoo of .t Fund for the Denetit of the 11'i• it,•.g.t tool F.tipiltes of drrtoolvj Ciders, Ege r* Ch• r k i.4 others. eiereiii mentioned, of the Home Service, wider eel , *•;oi Degulatiosig, awl the Emit iv aid of the saute of the Situ of AWL fur *num from the General For Fend; also toe Sow of SW per ;mount from the Cuoyeny's Cash, with view to takes tbe Fundy of 111 t! Corrigan it, future from •wit rllarzr by way of tiatou or Autautty to the Relatives of Ilse slid Penn.. Conitlt ^ ot the,Pepere rel•lin% to Ile. •Ilove-israt fumed enbjret. r l.•Kniter with the Wpm ts reyount In the By. Livia, r••w lir upsus at tibia &loam for the wvyer►utu of the Prta- JaiEPII DART. Seen tore HAT MN-GARDEN. TO U SOLD BY AUCTION, WINSTANLEY AND NOM, , 4 4 111., Mar., THIS DAY (TUERttAY), March 1 13, at •. I' retire 4:Chet:, by • Ordeo , of the Eirciitors of IValliao. • .Leiridr„ `II ! iiASF:, with immediate pc:m.-titian. or • - •it it Comfortable avid too convenient RE';II)F.NCE. in ve.'4 , lrte order tont tregjiohly situated, Nos, Gl, on the 'Trot %Or itraershle part of Matson-carileu : ronlaining three it.4dolfire• on the crevestill Mr ; n large well •proputtionc4l orsivs.uvrvoies, Inteloar. and airol7, ou the first story six ' with eivarta, 'torten, and Otter requisite 04,450 laiiuno; with a entail e4retru, and • clerk'. room. 14.. 1 4 reaos.s h.svr hren ,etrout, n olited and iniproved •t • treat ettreitme. and am held far in unexpoed Term of 110 Yearn, at onlylsl per animeti. Co he vicord 4y rods, whirl', with p i :::1114 , 1 parlitoloo, may I. had of Winslonity sod Sons, l'istryoustrr - row par- Stealers i,krwi,o of Ale-Boro'BrusArrO, SptoiS• , dud tteddik,b, 4."ltlitstotr, Tt ay:a; rad at the h art. /2/9/A') e i 9 t iL tat •t - CHARGE AGAINST MR. QUIN. MINU7'ES OF EVIDENCE, TAKEN AT THB BAK OF Tllli 110L04: 01' COMBOS!, On the Petition of TIMM AS W 11.1.1 A. M Gli A OY, P.lll in ih.• mistier of Compla of ntnn.t the honourable 11 DOA Nf 11' NDHA NI t4CII, a Member, fur tkeatl. of Privilege. Joric, 11 die Wadi!, 1819. riin . w Smyth, Era (01..1 in and examiner!. Wirt* is your name w Smyth. Are you a banister at the 1.1.11 I.si How loaG hare poi been u bideit,nr!--Sniee the year 1$03; siateenjears. Do you know the petitioner, Thomas William firmly ?- 1 do Du von know the Nnnuoralde lYyr.lhasi Quin , --1 Did von in the month of W istcaorr tail receive any in. atrisetiiiss, ur any communication by let!. r, reptesting yi i to call twit the Honourable Wyndham Qom, on your re. turn (rout irlfners referred lo a proper.)-1 rather Itty.k the letter I recetaril was siatesk . to VOL Vtnclester do yam refer to ?-q MI& fluni Tlsomts Gimly, Ihr tither of the petilinscr. H ,re you Rol that letter in 'inn prniscsuiun now '-1 have P Zbral Tao Irly II letters firms Mr. Grady, and l d.. in.t nu ine &duly know in which letter that paP•age was C4•11,31114 . .1, ur questing one to call on Mr Quin; I know I feTviVrtl a 11 . 1Ier to that effect, aril I have no doubt ills here. The letter to which you allude, was desiriiir yin' to call se some person; noon when did that letter desire you to call?—Upon Mr. Wyuttl.ans Quin. DO you call on Mr W%iiillsans Quin At • it tinie?—l atllyd UP Mr. Wyndham Quin on the tlat u( September last. Slate sated passed en couversalion whin yon called on Mr. Wyndham Quin?-1 told Mr. Qtnw that I called by the desire of Mr. Thom,* Grady she father, and also by the ii sire of Mr. Thornier Grady the too, 11l kuuw from him what were his in training reametiag the disposal in the office of clerk of She peace for the county of Limerick, as I a islied to report to those Is n, a bat were Mr. Quite,. latent Mire, that they might set aecintlingly. Mr. (loin told me, that lie bad already made tip his mind upon the subject, es Mitred he hail previously informed me by letter, that he was determined to give the office to Mr. Richard Smith. 1 allieleil to what Mr. Grady the son, erruceived to he au engagement or promise on the part of Mr. Quite, nut to disturb him; and I refreshed his lavesury, by referring to various conversation% and crouton. nicatiosis, that I was instructed bad passed between Mr. Quite and the son; the communications I particularly al luded to were throw : " On one occasiou you must be aware, Mr. Quin, when the yoaug man the AOll applied 10 yon to know if you meant to take this of front lOin, you said you had much rather give him an office than take tone from him ; nn iinather ocension he wrote In you, telling you that he beard very uripleimant repot ts rev. et ier his hieing ills. missed form . his office." His answer 1 then Jeered Mr Quin. I had io my perwssiou that :mower; I have nut now ;it p Ili' pussessiou of the petitioner therm ; but that letter desired him to tom a deaf ear to the idle reports of Limerick. There the ni itti re rested precisely as they were before. Mr. Qoria admitted these conversations, but said they did not alumna to a promise; and he then informed ow, which I heard for the first time, that he had on one of thine occasions also tuft! Mr. Grady the tun, when he asked him, did he menu to turn lion out of his office; he replied, " opoti my bwiraur, Grady, 1 should he very carry t.. do any such thing;" and lee added, 16 mere you,' Mr. Smyth, lam now very sorry ISI eh. it. 1011 I must do it :" hut, says he, when I appaiiit Mr. Smith, 4 shall appoint him wily during pleasure ; I have taken She opinion uf counsel. and 1 am lammed I have a right erato appoint him; and my object in SO appoinbeg him is no weer , to Mr. Thoinas William Grady the sum of twit hundred pound% a year nut of the office." The re was then • pause Ca son , Mr. Own then added, ti but I ex pert in wen', that Mr Grady and his family should remain politically withal with me ill the (manly of Limerick:* I asked him, did he mean by politically united to him, that they should support him with their fret holders at the oder - - livers? lie acid, " Yes." I eapriased some diaapprolorlion, not I believe by words, bat by a mut ion of my head, end Mr. Quin there SSW, " I an, sure you must be saliatied that the propusititia I 1114:c is reasonable." 1 said, " M.. Quin, mime nut lvs 0 1,, at toe the matter with you, but merely to know your ink...mune, nod to report them to the father and son." Mr. slain added, "Vi s; but I should he very much pleased to satisfy you, as to the rtaaunableures of the pro. posittuti:* 1 9n.hled assent. Mr. Quilts then prncia... " You know," says he, " that the office is worth only 4001. a year; for ileit was the suns that Mr. Thorned %Wit ham G. oily received from his deputy; slid if I give him 2001. a year, 1 ahould expect a quid pro quo ; 1 should expect sunactletog is mines!. Yuu are &Aare," says lob " I em sure, that that is all the Weimar the office of Credos Ru tulurtios,,l have Web , obtained, has." I asked loin then, bow fir he meant to carry his proposition; " becauee," says 1, " Mt. Quin, you taint be aware that yow f oiler Lord Wont Earle is rather advanced iu years, and I believe his health is out very good; there is, therefore, a probability of your bring caller, to the Upper House; do )011 mrau r nit 111111 rase, that the. family should support any caudulate tot the county sal lateweitk, whom you choose to supped !." " Certainly." I then said, " Mr. Quin, you must be aware that there already has been a great deal at tnia. andetatandill h tweels you, cad the different ger:Or-own who have conituarnicated with you upon this ionOret Ir. tune s and it *wild he highly satisfactory to me, to avoid any m i e. conception 1/1:1014e11 tia, that the aubstauce of our cuove, sa. ..hosild lie resliszrd to writing." He said, lie was per frody starlet; awl Joe 1001011 about the room, and there was no ariiissa apparatus in it. 1 hire beg leave Instate, that thiccoavermt• took place at Mr. Caitlin& country hens', Nimes Sro OS three miles from Dublin. !Or. Slain tbiat ..rut, "I shall be iu Dublin to-eituriow, at three o'clock, and if you will be an gaud as to coolant it lu writing, obeli you go home, I shall call urine you theta, and look over it with pia." 1 sue MA aware thin any tleirir, further took place on that occasion. I beg leave here just to remark, that, never ihnikang I should be called upon in this public meaner to give au account of this trausactiou, I took no notes •hateuever of any thing that occur. ed, ....r any, except the unsettle, abide 1 shell afterwards produce; our _kept any copy of any leiter 1 have wiiueu upon the subject; our hare I, ever educe I pitted with my letters, that is, die. „patched !beau, ever seta ahem; slur hoe 1 ever had any wawa of I:wren-ex their cuutenis. you write to Mr. candy senior, and Mr. Grady ju nior, ate account of the couversation which you have now detailed, and bow soon afterwards?-.,1 wrote, o n tier to Mr. Thomas Grady, and 1 believe, on the same day, ur Inc day after, to Mr. Thulium Gaily the petitioner, giving an account of lin Caniveraation that took place be tween we and Mr. guile. Are thus , the letters to which you refer, a, hieing been written to the father 31. d the call'—( Tau ieffera were sheet,' 4 Ike r. the letter I *ride to Ilse father on the 21.1, a n d 1111114 1112 I. tie I ovule, uu the sauce day, to the roil; they are both in icy hard-writ hag. Thy winters was direetid to withdraw. It was must{!, that these letters be read in evidence, which, after some 1101(TV:ilia, war 5, ttlutlcetwil. The witness was eig au called in. 11'hi is .1,1 yr I see Mr. On a g ain, where, and ill whore ranniatiry ?—I lAN leave 10 I eniark, M r in had tel me, lie 111101.1111 be with me the mat d ty at {Eire ti i diothi ; Abe tiext &IS. MI Ihe TV of Sem ember, hr called upon me, at r kern k, at my learac o meumpanied by !lli. G.rold, a gentle. matt 101 I lie Irish bar. Slate *hat parsed al that second interview ?-af mate- :•.90N; TUESDAY, 23, 1819. diately on Mr. Quitrt eenniet into weer, he Raked the, 0 met's l a :h i nds, Bare f edured o ur 1411111 lien tellirillia I r ephert, 0 No. I have nut; I did ix expect yes brie till dime o'clock, and I A.A. ••, " r 1 " 41 ' 51 "Pifil twilit la , " eight and this morning; but a s y ou are her now, if you will h e migrant as to vii down, we will do it liiintolistrly; " and Mr. Quin replied, that he W. 4.1 lhfll • !Vila deal harried, as he was going to the Lord Lientenanei anthem., and wished to he there early; " hut," says he," pet haps you have no til, ction is recite the c o nversation al the presence of Mr. Gould, whom, I think it right to toll you, I have hrought Mere to he present at it ?" I said, " I have not the least ob jection, %Ir. (lain; however, it tray ',rim] of it is to thapesise with redischig it to writitig. I protest altogether against it." Mr. Quin said, `` Oh, re' tautly sot." I then recited the COVlVerliAlloll, as far as my memory serves no•. pia cisety as I have given it to this H1)11 11i. 11r. Qom cod, 0 that la perfecily correct , There was a good deal of usher desul tory conversation, hat I am not *ewe of any thing ionise dial, 'y relating to dna matter taking place at that period of the day. linisedirtely afire Mr. Quin left my boos, I corn. milted to paper the substalice of the conversation which I hail joist then recited; I eschew , " it in a letter to I.:r Ititin, and scut my servant to Mr. Gioild'a tootle, Merrioiti-quare; and its my tinge I requested Mr . .. Quin would bring it with him at hi* rellsma i al times OerreY, that we might tt ii eon sokr of it : accordingly at ab o rt three, or between ilist Anil four it'alttek, %Ir. Quin returned accompanied a ls o by the. Guild, and immediately on his coming tulip my room, he haiWeil me this paper open in this manner, anyitig— " Smyth, that is perfectly correct; hot," says lie." I think one sentence in it 'might be ahered." I liegzed leave to know what it was, and be pointed my attention to these woids— the sentence (MIS thilli, ° hilt that Mr. Thomas William Grady he at perfect liberty at any lime to relinquish the 2001. a year, and dispose of his interest as he pleases,' the alteration whirl, Mr. Quilt suggested was this, " and as partite hie political interest from Sir. 4• • 'a." I told him I thought the sense still remained the same, and the alters was so trillimg, there cont.! be tor objection to it ; and I handed Mr. QM,. a pen. and begged be wooed make the al teration. `• I'l•t," says he," as it is all in your Imnd-witting, I think you had Items make it." I accordingly made the el. teration as it now stands; and haviog dune so, I opened it and handed it to St. QIIIII again, saying " you can have now Ho objection to signing it ?" Itlr Quin did not make any reply; hrfure he could indeed make one, Mr. Goold inter posed, and said, " I think it right to app. tae y o u. that I have advised Mr. Quit, not to sign that paper, for you mast see that it contains something relating to the (balms.' of the profits of au office c ~,,,, erteil with the administration of justice, which I think it right a 41.'111111'r 91 ' Parliament should not sign: Nit," says be, " I am ready al any time to come forward and testify that Mr. Quilts, in my presence, arltnowledged it to he correct ;" with that declaration I remain satisfied. There was lane part I omitted, which I now recollect : At Mr. Quin's first interview with me to the morning of the 22.1 ut•Sepiember, he proposed, that a part of his proposition,shosild be withdrawn, trintely. that Mr. Thomas Wallies's Grady and his family, should not he called upon to vale fur any person that he supported, at the time tab.. , hr himself was lint a candidate; I objected to this, and said I thought it better that his intent' should be fully discusmil; for he proposed to let that part remain for future consideration; however as he expressed a wish to hare it withdrawn. I did so accordingly; and iii the minute I drew iip. it us not inserted. Ido nit recollect at present that any iiii:,z, ter, worn d on that day. It was moved, that the paper referred to by the witness he now hrotellit iiii. .lfr tidsylit J—Before I give it up, I beg to remark, there is part at the bottom of the mannd page*, which I added after Si r. Quin 14, the rimin. The wittiest delivered ill the paper.—lt was read accur.l - " The following is the substance of a conversation which took plafr at an narrate. between Sir. Quito and Mr. Ca rew Smyth, on the 21st September, IRIS " Mr fairy/ Smyth mated, that as the friend of Mr. Thies. W Grady, he waited Oil Mr. Q lin, to know his detsr 00000 13- lieu as to the disposal of the other of clerk of the peace of the county of Lnierick. " Mr. Quin staled, that lie had determined nn appointing Mr Richard Smyth to that office daring pleasure, upon an express understanding that lir. Thomas W. Grady, waa to receive 2001. out of the profits of the office, and that nn any failure ur want of due pimetuality on the part of %Ir. Richard Smyth, tit 'saying this yearly sum to Sir. Thomas W. Grady, that Mr. R. Smyth should be dismissed from the office. " llr.Quin further stated, that he expected that Mr. Thos. W. Grady should continue polttically ei 1111 l ectial with him in the county of Limerick, so 10-g as he continued to re reim the sum of 2001. a year 11111 of the office; hut that Mr. Thos. W. Grady was at perfect liberty at Ray time to relin quish the 2601. a year, and separate his political totereit from " Mr Casey Smyth stated, that he should immediately communicate the above to M.. Thos. W. G ra dy, 'e t h e should ut time same lime Whine not it. C o m. , 1 0 any s i en i a i on lan he hail consulted with his father, but should request of him to rump to a determination its in accepting of or reject ing the above arrangement as , piwohly as possible, after be ing made acquainted with his father's sentiments; whirls de tesmination should be communicated to Mr. Quit. by Mr. Carew Smyth." • I inclosed this statement to %fr. Quin on the 22t1 Sept. 1818, for his perusal; he hronght it It. nie on the same dar, and said, in the presence of Mr. Gould, that it u as perfectly correct, but thought one sentence might be altered, accord ii/f as it now appears. I proposed having a duplicate made, but he said there was No necessity, and for certain reasons then expressed to me, he slethoed signing it. CARER' SMYTH." Hail you any further communication with Mr. Wyndham Quilt ur Mr Gould, subsrqueutly to that minute, upon the same stibjt et had nut with Mr. Wyndham Quit.; I had with Mr. Gould. Ito what matter was that cumintinication ?—On looking over that 111011111 e, I found I bail mole uue mistake or tositu siwo ; fur Mr. Quin had told ine, that he would make the ar rangement with the clerk of the peace far the tune being, and I found, that in that minute I hail eurilititil it to Mr. Itichai it ';myth; I therefoore thought it I idlit (1/ bare that matter fully nerertainett, and I wrote to Mr. Gould a letter, the copy of which I now bola in my hand. The witness read The letter, dated 23t1 septcniber•l6lB, as (A Copy.) 46, Baggot.street, Sep 23, 1818. " My dear Gonid—On reading over this mu ruing the paper which Mr. returned to 1144 . yesterday, 1 find that 1 hare mole a tratig umisaiuu, which, ex reljerri caittela I think it right should he early rectified, viz. That the event of Mr. Richard Smyth's removal Goon office, either by death or otherwise, 4110111.1 make an dill'ercnce with respect to Mr. Grady, but that Mr. Qaiii ,woul.l make the same arrange. meat with his successor, an as to secure the payment of the EON. a year during Mr. Quin's L optiiiiimice in the oQire of Chat. Rut. if Mr. Grady chine to att:w.'e it on the terms apecilied. It is obvious to you, why I address this to you rather tilos to Mr. Quin ; nerd I request the favour of nt mower. I h:ive written, as Mr. (Iwo drains!, both to 'fun; Grady and his sun, an d hive urged the former to In tote have 3,tt answer wills all expeilitiusi, wLiclt I.shall communicate with uut steins.. I shall leave lowa to.morrow for • few days. My address will be Lismistko, Dim.bailebliii, where I shall 'halals yu,a to direct your atiewer.—B.:l4 ee ale your.. moatS N frilly, CAREW IYTIL" Dill you receive any au:ar+•r from ltr Gould to that la ter slid; I bare It uuw iu my 'laud. Ire 0 . ill" +h. • 51 r 3 t. ti. , ..wer Aube reethresi I-4i ie dirrelvd to toe, frtsikell by Nlr. Q us, 04141 in. *wig embertiS, Ibitl. Tlaa. 'Nahanni nad ikild der, mi fn‘tro•s: , -- `• Sao) ill —I ivoieriod piqr note. 2.1 , 1 norreetty V 03 1 .1.11 i 0 the at 70* aid!. Mr. W. Q..; t. s ay. that yntir reeueleedi•ls is tterkelly .0341.114., dull trf COlOlO . Ilarru Cs 3 MAT wo kind of ilatincyce 0* the mihjeet —1 am, any akar Smyth. you me.t TW/MASCOOLD." earystort bike, September lb, 1818. Look at that letter, and Ow, whether diet is the letter ' Vhich yon wrote to Mr. rooms* Grady, the Petitioner's father N.... , A feeler being shorn In Ikeivitnew On riot rtreivniz an aii.rrer to that letter, did yea pro ceed to Limerick on your way I.r the H ble IVyndliatit Altils'aMiloiry residence at Mare ?--I received ai. gnawer, I believe in dose coterie, f.usn Mr. Grady the father, and alVo from Mr. Grady the sou, and immediately afterwards. on Ake receipt of the letter of Mr. Grady the father, who was then ha rs usurp, I tliil proceed to Limerick ; on 'Monday, October the r,th, I arrived at the pctitioner'• country house, kn the ovizlibouritood of Limerick. Ila , e you the answers you received from the paeltianer and the orlitioireev fatties have. The mamas wail dire tied tit produce the same. Ili* it the letter howl t h e faiker—(prodaemg Ihe alias ) wag directed to withdraw. 11,e witness was again caned M. Mesa lust arrived at Limentic, did son call Olson Mr. M and t.tric to 11 . :its the objet of your portly) , ?—I dint. Dill rut then prnreol to Ailace, and Timid dome the lion. 'Wyndham Quin —I did. Slate what prised a; that interview with illP lion. Wynd ham Quoin, and whether any other person was my arr,ell at Belmont, the petitioner'' , country Itosi , e, near Limerick, on October fith, I was then informed I.y the pet i- Coiner, that 1w had 'tensed a message lions Nlr.tduiss, leilwq him that lie was perfectly fire to sole es he Wooed! He also apprised me that he hail himself railed on Mr Q. iiii i and Mr. Quin at first tubd him the. Sallie thin_.l ihunchi there w^s an istrunsieteney bu tweeis Mr. Quill'lllkall'llllllll Its me in bubliu 114111 ihiF 1./11e now coninnitlica test to me. Awl the next slay I wool into larailick, mid comisionicati ii with two ic .9111..m n there; the sine Mr. Genre,: diamond!. pro prietor of the Linter isk Sauk, the other Mr. Darby O'Grady, Iwo gentlemen ler • hose managernent Mr ti,eily the r had principally Is ft his property on hiss hulk concurred with me in the propriety sit peoci eding to Ad ore, in the first Mosher, to ear tont' from Mr Hillis whe ther lie hail sent stub a all'4,llgP or not. There was no one prrorist at Adore during Ilie 1..111Ve148111/11 11,1.,PC11 sae,: and Mr. Quin. I told litre what I had heard, and asked him, was it the case. He said I had mitt been rightly informed; lie had seat no 'inch message; but he certainly had mos- Honed to that effect to Mr. filchers' Smyth, the vertical clerk of she peace, and perhsps lie considered himself 'deed to go oil a message, but be mast none. I then asked Mr. Quin what be meant be the expieosion lie used, that he was as free as air to vote as Ise pleased, because I conceived it was totally inconsistent wills what he had told me iu Dublin. Mr. Quin said he sac uo ilIC11113i0( ucy whatever; " for," says h,, " you recollect I told you there, that lac might relinquish this whenever he pleased, and separate his political iiiiireet f • mine." " Then," soy. I, w Mr. Quin, let us understand each other. You say he is as free as air ; but should he exercise that freedom, is not it soar intention to demi v.• kite or the two bundled pounds a yeas ;" To %kelt he replied, s' 0, certainly Yes." I then said, " I 1111 W pereetve there is no i ii eausistehey " 't r io; ',rwly 311%1.1114 to ri store between those Iwo Annabea that hail ninny which had long subsisted between them, I too& toe Weir!) , nt press upuu Mr. Quits the expediency of doing away with those sibnuxi-us conditiona, on account of which hulls father and son had indignantly rejects sl Ms oil, rs. Mr. Quin had told me in Dublin, certainly, that be would not listen to any further argument limos this subject, tool expected that the answer of both father and sun should be communicated to him simiuty. by an assent or Mascot Guns the proposal, fur lie' • would sod listen to any further discusoon up she point; be however very patiently listened to me, and oilpsei.setl in a very kind manure, that he lamented ttuat l hail not taken up the business (*own the begiossing, amid had the entire noriagotteut of it ; fur that since lie came to Lime rick, very unpleasant reports were circulated, that I was to proceed from Dublin In Adore, Sir the purpose of bl Sing I lons either to relinquish his contliossis, sir to meet lbr pe titioner. I told him, that I had uever 'wind of any 11116 . 11111/11s, and urged him to pay no attention to them ; 1 ha I annelid lie ought to he above lonesting to any thing of the kind; :old after pressing a good slew lition Mr. Quin, and entreating of him to do away those couilitious, he told me that it was absolutely impossible, that to. would nut make any iu Isis otter; and upou this I Ic:1 Adele that day. Explain what is meant by Ilse petitioner owning Mr. Qum ?-11 mean, im hostile nieeting; after that I look my leave, sod roomed to Lima:lick. Dud you deliver at that interview a letter, which had been went to you by Ilse petitioner's father, for Mr. Wyndham Quin i—Niat at that meeting, I did nut; I did at a oubse quent our. Hail you any subsequent metiiiig with Mr. Wyndham Quin ?—I haul. When ?--Two days after that. on the Rth of Octolrr ; I slid out relines to I-intern+ until vs ry lite Ito the 7th 1 again call."' ill these Iwo gentlemen, Mr. George Maunsell stud Mr. Datil O'Grady, with whom I L a m helm , • consulted, and repotted to them what hail paosial at my interview with Mr. Quiti at Adore, Ilse day preceding. It was one Moat opiniuu, ;lot Mr. Tboisias Win Grady, the petitioner, should reject Mr. Quits's offer altogether. In rase I should fail to one attempt more to induce hien to wlthilraw the conditisnis which he- bad annexed to Ilse 20111. a . year, we judged it pro. dent to apprize Mr. Quin, that although it was our decided opinion, that he had treated the petitioner escetiiiiitgly ill, that he haul acted in a most unkind, in a most unfair, and a t micandid memoir Pisani' him, in the dales eta cuma suuttications pie had will him, purporting to give him to understand that he should be cositisintd 111 tills other, yVt that we did nut consider that Mr. Quill 1434 at Soy period made an abs ,, lnte pea/mule to hint; Ihr.t therefore, as no promise was made, no premise was broken; and on that r account we gave it as our opinion, that Ms. Thomas WM. Grisly, the petitioner, hail nu right to call Mr. Qui• salt our object in so doing wits to away that excuse Mr. Quin made, soul to assure him, that we would give publicity he pleased to this our decimation. 'Flirt Mr. Tlsts- • inns William Crafty, the petition. I', 11.11 i not at any time threatened to cull h; as i:s, coil that tee conceived lie had saw right to call lion ; mud we 1 . 11111:1r, as I mentioned hes fore, resolicil, flirt gu 11. e toad day to Mr. Quin, and apprize hint of oil" julat ....... . Accordingly, Ma the Bth of October, I dud go to Adair, mid saw Mr. Quin, s ou third person beiti,g pro-alit. I coitimenceit by tell ,ing him, :is before mentioned, what our opinion was, All to the petitionsr'shnnourshhe claim limns hint; Sa4l Kowa Added, that I hoped, after Oat itccicratiou, and after, our willingness to give evisy publicity to it that Mv Glues ~ p leased, he would then see the pi opi iety of shoes totaling any idle reports that might lee eirt slimed et 'mortis k wpott this point, and that he would Lave no objection to du away with those con d itions, and give bin. the 200/.* year, ea ori ginally pru,sw.ed, to he fPCI.I,I unshackled. Ale Quin to this replied, that lie i.ere Lot Mr. Graily-taad to Cit.:lllld amirh terms truss lion ; why," soya be, "should he Ie perfectly free, and I ohaelsten ; let us loots be fire, or tantb 'shackled; 11l one be at liberty to take this Alai. 41 y..ar fi sore Lim whenever I please, mot be at Ithetty to vole as be please:l; sir, if 1 sum to be hound so long as I arts Cactus Roinlorinn to give it to him, let kiwi be humid also to main perfectly witted with me." Wiirle it meets to pria Ite. e, luny 1 bee leave to rartietty.ime moisatran.l wait ik; :lay • PRICE SEVEN -PENCE. of at the interview I had at. Slit!organ Park, ' .Tr with Mr Qum ; for en. me ellmessiiig nay ,firra., adding the touditiona, I nake d Na-Qlllll, Mr. Quin, c ,i.. me leave in gilt rim, %Olen lid. , subject wan iliscuswial sn idinesirk, did you eTteSI/ ate such a propositiou Uttin replied, " Certainly nut ; but among men of she wets 1.1 it must have been virtually nnelerstued." Then I recurred to thy procerilitekt at the second totes - view, at Mare. I repeated to Mr. Quin the amities instances and the Tattoos occasions on which Ise hail, though hot goo n s. X OW , iy . alit he w:,sta Le colitinucil all actual pa onm,e, yet, as or rossecir. , given Air. Grady I. oat eland, de very in the race. Mr. Quin did not drily any of the statements that I mote, but added, thal if Me. G. My misinterpreted civ.l expressions, and xpressions of kindness and of regret, into petIMISeS, tl WAS mint hit defy io purred Win. I then told Lim, that it' he would valet this 'IOW. a year, set used as lie had proposed, mit ui expectation of fritore penman', but as a re lure fur ilia; r.upport that he had raleitelt fur set many year,' from Mr. Grady and his family, Shut in that (MSC it e/011111 be chefs fully accepted ..f; but that, coupled it was with those conditi -, Mr. Ileumas 11'11h:ion Grady rij. tied it. Mr. Quin asked me, s Peal how doe. it tome to pass that Mr. Thomas Grady thu father, who ass set very cool an d IYIURVI:ite when I bad ea interview with him in Luu l u u ,rhaakl now he no nuts:. mint ; Dien ha .40iderstood tali sou was to be 41.4, Its.. d mired of Iris 'Ake. and stow he understands hr it It, ii Crisp 21/10/. a year out of it ; I du not understand du. " S•iy. I, " Mr. Thomas G. sty is indigniut, um at your s ing pus - sou 1.001. a year, Let at your cuapling that .itf , r with coctis. toms which lie considers de;radieig." Mr. tailor replied, "I am sorry he ironsiihre it in that hg ¢ t ; I uesure you I dill not cooeeise it so, alien I made my offer, awl were I in his situation, I should accept of it. " I then ruse iw lake my leave; Mr. QUM, is the kindest and politest no •r, ex lin sited tess regret at the termination of this buss. se. and lainritied, as be had slime Wore, that 1 hail not had the management of it from she I...emoting; and elicit I handed in iiiin a letter, whirls I had removed from ;Ur Thomas litany the Aileen, telling him as Ow roue rime. ih .1 a. 1 now saw this !maim al was likely its take en awry iti.n, I h a .; I len let Mr. Grady 10 request lint is future he would nail .vend his letters to ham throrialt isle, as I wished to haveu..i lt ug further to say In the. 11414:11.: , •; and I reque.teil Mr. Quin, that lie would iniswer those letii is I:i.usigh she us ilsii.ory Channel of the post, mail uui ruffs- r.. in this ow.vh see, a. lie had (Lee a former lam% Mr. perfi.cily aciaitatvil„ and we parted. Du you know the contents of the letter whirls you delivers ed to Mr. Wa ab.baln Q i 11 l she leiter Gum Mr. Grady ?—`fev, I read the letter; it was rust so ow open. Slate the contents of that letter an far as you 'a-culled them leall• very long Jetta r, and d have uuMote what ever oft, and a very faint recolleition; hut ps i , I limos., as far as ney memory serves me, it was a.coinpletv ri,jrvliosi of the tenses. It went lido a long history of some •circuirestariei • that had occurred between Mr. Grady and Ms.titaim, us whirl Mr. Grady roue:wed himself he ',muralist ly alluded to this latter it tole tramachun ; Mr Grady had bruit promised by Mr. Quin, to he put ins the Gavial Jury lathe county of Limerick for the Spring dazes • ; I Pout .d in what year, but at sunM dismal period," he stated that Mr. Unlit called upon hie; the aabstance of it was shortly ittio., that on tit. Grady's rrlinquesbiug his purpose rat being placed upon the Gratio July, Mr Gtotio agitated him that the next opportunitz. he had lie would do Into a Sri vsce., auil he said 1 now call upou bull to do me a privies., by re. storing usy sun let the office from shall you have iesti-ived Was there ally threat contained in that letter, eithi r of an official prosecution sir of all None whatsoever, as I recollect. Hive you seem Mr. Wyndham Quin since the last inters vii wto which you have referred?-1 neve. SA. hum tit Mans day night, in the hubby of the Douse of Common-. OM you receive any subsequent ,eurnerwinicatteins neon Mr. Wyndham Quin,,or Mr. Mandsrtl ?-1I did sue. lie a communie aeon r.tolti Mr. Vaginal, whirls I sow hoist in my head. The witimis read the same, dated the 11th October ISIS, as follows: M.lfurdl, 12th Oct. 1818. " My Dear Cann—The 'lay after yea 141 tho, 1 went auto Dan Gabbeit alma* twine buainepa and we happen:4i to talk about y Grady'. affait.; Date Sad, it luic a pity that .- .- such • atiiinuaity should soloist, which Might bilk about such cupleasaut consestiences. 1 Auld lisip that l'orit . 4 lcieuds, and uture particularly 1 1 ("titter. would lieWer Coll. Stilt to his bartering his honour, hut Oral if he eon - sewed to take lbw 2001. a year, it should he free and di.esigagerl i • any prom i se of support, and that it should be givers for for. doer regards and services, nut for any future advatitage. P. Gribbeit met Quin in Limerick lite day following, and had near two hours cutiversolun wills !MU. Dau say., kw lint he matter hi (4010 or pull 11w footingsil its tieing more to up honour to give the 2 . •0/. on the terms above imeolvotiedr than to have it shackled with conditions; and Om dav fol lowing be rewired a note (rms. Quin, with the folio.. log I. ti 10 4 .014:.... ' Air. Grady may vote an he pleases; and if he chooses I. Note against me, I wi'd LA, up -that account, t:ep tie into of the situation. • Vr. Carew Smyth Isaviiig admitted, on the part of Mr Gaudy avid his (,tends, that 1 had not mole atty 111011116 f, 1 Is,. that this prupositiuu Can IA ma.:, Conipallbie with my 1 1 konom.' " Yesterday Duo aunt Gar me to Milford, .e.lNin giiue to biin I foist.' Wyndham Vieirrala there; attar wrier con. 1 VerFallWl, lee read tire above paragraph. front Qaises mite; 1 said, it noulit be handsome to leave TOM as jie a as, in the ciij:iyiirent of his ',knee ; but hr replied. if thet was raper -slot, i i it *mild be U. tier. out a.) say, mole out the YU li;rell. *tot if II j Oat tint limit; there 'A 4 4 a prtnp, , ll of the terms i.f Quails I outt: bentg combated alto, k~ would not wish I slimiiil iirerk. Imo .1, Moto lug the stria T is made of, sod there fore it..• ticklish ground we stood upon; I said !Acura use my g.wol offices lowa' ill iiccuorniodatium wishing to kerp op Tem so I much as possible, althuogli 1 knew lie would greedily leap s a t i t c h r e r. bz i i i t i ,— ,g I th i e be h n w a i. e l i , ,t .. t t r e i nt A iu l)::: :i 7„ , s h r i . re gr l ap n i t . t o l f: lf i u nna i :7 4 ,., note (lilt however soviet that it yea under bat ham], %stork j be due. not yet knowl, he Lured at it i mmertiately, aiot ', said, it was ns much its he could expect ; Aup and his it de ohm iii.:reed to it; but as ) t ip will I t ttetve a letter fi, la itittt i . by this post, I refer son to th.jts for their selrk intents. " 1 Coot tittortn:7l to D. Gabbed, owl I'M l", 0 That ; • hail mone conversaltuu with Tom, amt that be had agreed e Ih accept tin 2001. oil de: terms .olereil rot i.i• oust ita.t, but thill RS you were Sul oruela hia fiiricl en the *wei r :aim, said had taken s i c much trouhke, I.e would write It, know your sentlair.si., or north to that aye i .1 4:16. ! said lie ISOUICI write to his fattier en the i . caskrois—Mv d ear cniew, I impute the change in Qiiiii l a' seutlesirii • Ito your last convt r 1.1,1011, anti to the father's letter, ciot 14 1 Usa's rhetoric, although I believe he ittirovatt...l the Valise wall, and was the mutual Lund ,:o both; butt I apprehend 1 we cannot get better term.. Tenn wit! have by 20.4. • sib . out trouble, arid 1 understand shod iVall could not k.ep INN situation without all ahatameut of 10111 a year. I wish yr.... would let nit knows whet atrikes you on 111,4 litift•Sella, MO it' you agree to Toy's taking the t.ifer, 4:te nor yuutt scolt ' weals how it should be carriad Mtn elect, kinder raistiog I i circumstances, namely, that ilie•?00/. a year will he giro , ii duriug pleas,:, that Quill willnut .gusraiitee the 1 nv...0r of it, fmilser than that Smyth shook.' Ire unused I(ay tit . fault of regii lire half-yearly paytielit., art. 1 at l'e_l"" in ! sg/1111. hoary. to catch the oust. 1 hope )on tmscal ad well. Leer yours, I ',. O. 111A11NSEiLL'• j - Mr. SrayfA.l Air. Alp, who is rcferreti to in the I. tie., re j married to tip inetittotarett sister : Mr. 11;.11 oas Ili.: 1 ,11- , *toner's depute in, the office. I . 1 / 1 d you 14;r treat that you were accused of haviiii ii•ak,.• e • 4, R , - • $ te • • V I 4 -. • ; Of; voio,tvo '7 • A. , t • E