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. • Q. Was Ise ite •put 1-.4. Ile wee. He west tee antral lenge; I did nut read them ; I thought him too well off. Stee . produc.:'.l a letter from Major Shaw,. complaining of the hoary done to him and his family by ;being, reduced to half-pay, and otTvrimg snot. U:1 condition Aiming r. instated. (By Air. (*Oh rft.): Q. Von said, ott it former *debt, yt..a sewer represented yourself as a widow, to you mean to abide by that answer ? Do you mean that 1 rcpt.-ruled nipielf so, or that I said so ? 4. Did you ever say so, or reprrsent youreeli N 0...- A. I sever e.ett so but at the t bun Mattis! l I Power re preseuttd ut sell's° but jujube. Q. Did you at any other time ikon at tier ('tart Martial —A, But put roe iu ncsd and I trill try tort t wilt.! beg the question way hr reps trod. This was ruse by the short-band-, titer. A. I n-geet tLe Mine SUM: Q. Did you call yourself by any giber :mute ilia,' Choke oilier 1504 I don't iccullict that I did bat it is likely I might, to avoid bailiffs, Q. is i so ent;inctis with you to clionee your name, as not to be able to I only sith you to point tint the Widower, amid I will answer. The questius being repcated, tliv said, " 1 du too t. " Q. Du yl4a rect.lhot toor going by the tome of Donley ? ---I 1 ski out recollect that 1 slid; others might base v al:4 41 we by that name, lout 1 Peter represented my self so. Q. Thee & you menu to set positively, that you never called yourself by that name Not except it was in juke, 44 I always went under my OWSI MOW:. 2. D. 4 you soot leer of liatopsttril, under the misuse of Dewier ?--.1 NO. 1 Mil out, hut mules my own name. • Q. Nor in the neighbourhood .slit . l't 4. lo whore 'lmre at IlintirAcati slid you Lee ?-A. At 48)::e icbut:s'at. Q. 110... luug 441 you lire tlterr 1 4mill:um ; s letrauuntbo. t!. 1a what '— 1 A part of Glis sad Itte cud of last year. Q. Do you wean tl.e yenrs 1tr..9 and is os No ; I Won tie years I:ill .4 ant 1 Sfq. Q You sni4 f.om-r 'nut r.aw Mr. Douler bst ',sire since 'lsis rrtot 0, to I:octund abide Ey tl,as answer?—A. l will not bt• en. Ala m a ; 1 CM owe Itet.aks. . Tow weft e3iteht in a any: el.rw um ash, you cooly say- him twice 1 mean I m unit' u.• be caught in • 'tor, lime. Q. 1.11÷% No lint nn Too fully eau tu;cc 1. It imay 1.. I alight: it wastes, I aim him tw lot . so it May br 14 f lieu them Own. 4, re was duplhaidlimar?—.A. la this (). 11r, I Taina those three tinsel:, JO .we him since ztarr . —.l. Thohtlnlkrain avec shoe: Nei. !evil iy. it, 14 that tine whiilr t. I behove the virtleinast raw • tell prilty well, aa Ilir forret uitidoviri tire ti,} cJiiveincist liar a pryiuf.... rt.,ons:tio:i, awl ocerh:.i't my 1,•• ore. Q. A )..11 SUIT 4..thrfn , entr siox•T •-- 41L1 tru e afri.i.l of briny riing'l iti a '..411:1 %. If Inu I sill s.votti-icr, if it (eon 1.. .0. ! do u..t wish to eqiieral that er , Q. Where dad you sac Nlr. 'howler bin'''. b. , ae, I old, olloy tlastn y inetitiinie3!—.A. la his th a t Mutt w•:11, he tuna home, but I wiol t I to keep It sent, mud that lay (Im l ay I ,l 6D uld oot know it. Q. At ee'..at tether tillers lies'alcs thou Pare staled aid tarot ? [Herr she/PS.l.re% wrs are:•nwd Vowelised - awl Mr. Wit e llewitiotit liseotglit it perfectl) incorrect and Stamoraj fir Cuseireetto a: tee Miter late a fae pri vate one- :rat the %%linen. • A .nriswis duet Viet k Owe here ern l'er..r.al, Mr. nitric. .iisher„ oiren.l4 r. Mr. Idalhcn:, and Mr. .; oltich torsui.tatr.a iu flee Chair men's orsirrina , :tcu tolee catsrslia r vibes Mr. Cruktr rer,in ne•• re.' . czoolisation, Q. ii.we am; •ir t.. 1 to the Ctrianitte• the onl.y timer. you brae ..irc s. Us Bowler dime ins seri% al in this i nuinry 11 Inuit Now often did you SW LA at hovel '— 4. 1 - - before •.. thi .lay wai it Too saw liter! The fir,* dn., be calm. ..or, osk Thormility might. It was ■t Hotel. St. •i at tiles-Loa. I tn.ly aas b juj e we tier. , whet time, I. at y () %n boom, Q. Did you pass by rate emu name at 11,e Itut.l Ito other Q Herr yon thrrrt crinkle:l4l4e tioo• on that occ;sim, ; —A. I do not think it's proper 0ne...0n. Q. Did yon .ire him on Uinta,. I co n tin ue d with Liu until Fiitlay morning. (a :' Mr. 1.113 , 1.173 N '! • !lad r_ nu ever aisy credit at the Cute of York's Ilan. hers '—A. No. Q. Did sou ever draw hills on him?—.t. Never: but it wee so gi•ril out at the Horse Guards toloiwil rites liar said, that she had see,. fills of mine to th , of :0001. drawn us his Hoy al Hiclorees. ...Web has ninth in. jut rd n.e ; I Uwe had toe tot are shunt it I hare Iseard of it ry situ le, but it is wit true... Q Do you 'Mean to say )mi never pert bills of his lt,rysl Ilizhurss to Illiskett's, the silversmith Once Of litre h. cr.e. , sue small bills, serer shore 34801. Of 3001. • He Mew and are. pled the.; I scot theta to Parkin's, the jeweller, in et-street ; I was 01111•041 to send some other kiwd of seen r.ty atom; sib them, as Parker would nut accept of Inv pave Q. Yon have Matta, that the DO..Le of York only allowed you vino, per yon rennimerl ender his protection. nod that your ist.iNialisnout was so extrtrov.• that it ono; not n oir, !luau snllivitoit to support and pcy the *nos of sour scrt Jitts ; I now ask whether he .It.l trot, durine the Ilene • son let fa and . pi...tycoon, pay toa %co. maintain. lag tint 416171411•111 , 1.•01 3 ".,4044. 4. lit' Arse, no !He very atom did tun make ...savl inanitil, lynstots Did be pay I hsuoid. r v , "g Do you include the money he punt fur the litouc• . . .larr Every 1 .I.le't 1:1“, IlLat isa ftani IT .-:1- liens pan'. furtive Ituu , e, I.li I nliAt 1 - Pot :*.r 11, 4.: .1 I think it ,s proy 1! iisow t • , s .1 • .1 of 11. 41 ,. •4 s e s...r:i!.”itle go ' y 14): 1,15 Le Kean* , VEITIIi 1 . 01 ICC 1.:11n it... 4 the or 1 arL ninsitnetr, ni4l Aim for tin: leazr, in gave it IJ all, 4.4 I Istzrti it a ith MI" Lou (fly litmne;•. 1411 r • ni•a.) Q. Are lon his cs thrl tii.t pay 12,0111. elating the stir , r rears'— 1. Wye% t..ie. t i t 114 i lit I 11, ;“-c MUT , ?lin n the riptlat Winn:Met, It 1111 la )6:14 14,1 , :;) 0r•..1, cae.lt precuts, Sal IS as 11111v...01. Dili lye twit pay z0.t..1 orcr list alioirnrce'—.l. I can :tut say as to that. (Ry rr. lhatnirr Q. De rat menu to •ny ,on 'ter. r rere..c.l more true him thaw icook per auttuot No, I ctelvi..r. I hi. tlort rlaat in. did ito mare than to pay en:: toot Itror.en ; If their ^ • nothilor or I I utlo r tweau,hewoul.! .411Lit'i:0111.7 Ls II tw• n ..1 Ihre .he a.rocre to ht . i . I when: elm ::tatrd Abe ecuar..d son.. ;.f ararry frt. holt when nopleasset things taapp..3 .1, oh*.tia far (Are 0.” ',— A. I ago adhothig 5.0 u. she.. • ..vr..t to (:lots eester-ptete he %err ro• 01. which •It rot f4ll I!tt , Isever t Vrird.l o.:t of ari loot to icy .w three times ; ilr. 1)a)u In often relses.4 tw. f .11 them. /I . v 11, Stmt Q. I' - Poop after ):.:‘ went I (.1..0% IP'. 1 . • 01,,rs d. rem. 411 - 1101 this blase estsibl.sl . went Isitausisat.•!,. wliat mewls slit/ you procure ilk iis,e,snrt I have te!it tin t nt...swittee tissii I loci..an, yonsectised s of it. •Q. W %%cur v«n s t tilustres'es•-isloct 111VICT 4nn ro A 11..4 ttr.ll.r:—.4. Atr•itt six 1040. A . ,.. lila.' And kik t 1 . • •,.(..• 1, 1 LL. , ..11.t: , Cer; 111;1.0 110: Fi..l 1 111:1. U , .- re114.!y•411411:1 1 ,ges; 11 mix 17 Isis kir n!,O air I 1011 , 1 si.w.t i , tetett tli.. • toe fluty .t, :i Loci, Lute to mu ske wee ‘si t. V,* ,p.•l MS, !Weil lartrrls , •-•••• 1 1. Ire.: the sostither t rrwti'r w • .4 , 4, ;11:.t it is 1...p05..1 , k 1...• iiiwt I$.lW many 11i4 rt, urn ; t: ris• were yposn.,l4 Arty ; Cory weir eery isressi•st: fur wheal:a :...yid I irt.Pairisiraerrinztli"eu Stint way ; I &stays Wisi i$ lg., his r.. la. ; wow.' 1.. ss T re us.y •s.a. stbunt us • ootwlrs, whicia s'ouly illtrtaaeslase °ritual weld. • .1. I always fora sem may or ether of asaadnitis flies. not any of theta were paid try the Duke of York. 1 paid them myrielf. 44. Did sot the Duke of York pay for your carriages and hordes'—A. lie purchased our comb. 1 had job-horees for the twat sic 111101111111. It has cost me gold fur horses to one }CAT. ale .Hr. Houdes.) Q. Do you know Miss Taylor's father?—A. Yes; for eight years. til. Did yogi ever know Lim to go by as other name than that of Tay tor ?—.A. Never. Q. Have you made Miss Taylor presents from time to time ?—.A. its, I have ; but not for twe months pa..t. (Ily Mr. WARDLE.) Q. Did the Duke of York ever send out any bill, drawn in yen. favour, end accepted by himself, which he got the money for !—A. No. Q. %Vert not the hills to Ditkett drawn in that way'—A. I never saw tern, hut suppose they were drawn in liiiikeit's favour, and signed Vredviii.k. Q. Did not you repair the house at Weyhtidge at your 00 44 exPcose—A• Via, thoroughly. It cost me 3or 40L,1 I built a two mail-stable. It coat me Sut for uil-rlntli, to 'envoi his Iti..il themes', au that he should not lie tern going iii or coming out. M. Do you know what !bejewel cost width the Duke of Turk pert. you i—A. I lir not. Q. ik ere they ever pawned !—A. Freimently. Ai hen I received the OtAill. from Mr. Dilute r,fisr the appiiiiii meld lie row holds, I imlectned t:teus front Parker's ; this Duke of York knew tit, y wary thee weird. Q. t'vevil Mile Is. ter to be often wish you its titmice:Aim. place !—A. Yes, cuoioalitly. Q. 1)..1 the ever time with yon when tiie flute of York was present !-...1. Y,s, frequently. Q. Do you recoil. et what iii ivlsi gen:Tally alb:oiled ! A• The hutke. 1 was n.d 10 the habit of iiiiiiiittitig the livery rirvaiiiii Tutu the moos, hut they could see i.e Commander. in-('h:e: from the room door. tl html you of/id-buy named Santee! carter !—.A. I had; but C..! 4 trt.rille promised me lie ivotilil ant nonillion that r:rentartance , A 10554.) Q. W.,* he in the habit of waiting at table *ken the Uukc of Yesl diced a Ali yon!—A. Yes. ta. Illov tong ens be in your service '— I. About twelve months ; he In ed with Captain button lie Sire I.e i'll3ll. 1.1 use. Q %Vas he t'. reedy I:tiquii to the Doke of 1 irk !...... 4 A. Yes Q. Whet ion become of him i— A. He is in the West lo .lira. 1 c,u him a coniniiision ii the Intl' rt. giuterit of foot ; he is is th. .1.40. Q. Do von know vie: the 1).11.i. of York separated froui you !—A. Mr. Adam has suited it Woe 1...c.t0:v I pl,anc.l toy wurrhige is driest e to an within luorilit agaid.4 me : hut I can prose It was out, as his lioyal Highness kora! I had 4 ewe an bcfute. Q. Du you undertake to state. that the Dolt- of York was privy to your twocoring enanars'mis •:—A. Yes, tu the sluulc ii.r Obtain. (Hy rte Arronnsv-(iENtn•t...) 1 IL Do you Oran to say, tint you never have said that Mr. I:. , .der w.ti !.toar husband i—. 4. I aught possi:ity have said ei. iii.itist ! . . it. via veer assign to any person that ynn were mar ried to bin', and had reasons for keeping it a a. cret ?—.l. If I did, it mint be is jest W route a, inaintauce, whu knew IWV CF: (.1. pithy ever steep in the honor at Hampstead with you? Yes, 16: did shop in the Imitate, bat not with me; Cap. tain Thompson. *yawn, French 1.i.1y, and I.r children, lived in the helm . truth we. - - Q. Do you mean to say none of the hills fur poor est:dies. ment 111'14: paid by the I:iskts of York NUGC. except the fornitoc, salad ail that, to 1 paid fur e a ... lie scut in scone wine, best tot sufficient, f..r I saw u •ast deal of conwany, wad a great deal WWI irturral cry for Ilse Witness to withdraw, prevailing, a few pecations wore oilly were pared by three ix tour Metre. Ire 19, as folk, : y. n. you apply for the Commission for Samuel Carter, to he Ito,al Iligloorto Ves. tt. Wee his 'loyal Hiehar , :. aware that he was the pursue who ocemoinally waited at 'tone table :—.l. Yes. Q. Was be ever .ertoinnetilled hr any u.o but) loirs. If? No. Q. 11-to long KLII it aft. r SIIIIII3CI Carter I. ft your house, hrtOrt he obtained the C.nnneissien t—.l. Ile went Moue. clinely from ins service into the army. Q. lira his lloyal ever ir.e him after lie obtained the eurrinii,sion -I. I Q. Did bi. *oval HiShn, !s ever speak W. him after his ap pointment, awl after he had his communing )—.l- Ido not anon *shit he said, hot I saw him talking to Lim to Olmiecsier-plare. Q. Is Samuel Carter related to :on in soy manner Net at all. Q. 1% sat part of the lime, while you resided in Glances ter-place, did Carter lire alth lon '—A. I cannel exactly say. I suppose aisout five or sisoormitha. (Witness withdrew.] Sir D. 11A1.1., and tsr.. other Mtlallerll, put each a (Nei ties to Adam, relative to the pay meat of Me.. Clarke's ennui , y To nlnch he declined c:v lug any other armory than saying. he had already told all he knew of the lamiaess, which the Hue. leesluera would find recorded iu the nii notes, If they should think it worth elide to examine these. The 'loose the., reaunied, the Chairman reported pro !TRAP, sad asked lease to sit again to.utorrorr, o Irish was agreed to: The SECTIV.T4IIN at Watt hronglit tip some neruunts p,, , .440 to order—they-seem Extraets of E.strin the for Army Services for the )ear atoll. Ordered to lie on fag talk Mr. Iltisitintos; brought sip the copy of a letter from Loot Ilawkrobory to 111.4' Duke of Richmond. relative to the Coruntissarrat Deparintesit.—Ookrert to lie on the table and he printNl. The Order of the Day fur the Douse g.iitift into a Cons. isittee tio the Distilling Bill was postponed 'till to• morrow. The other Orders of the Day were then diarrse.l of, aird atHAur PAST THRKst O'CLOCK the House adjourned. LEAT ASSIZEN. MI DLA Nii ci ILCUIT. The Right lion. L.ad Chief Jottice 3TANat . IILD, and the lion. Mr. J maim II t ir . Northamptoashirc--Moilay, March 6, at NortharepSon. llottralshinr—Fritlay, "lamb to, at Oakhalo. Linroluthire and City of Libruht--Satunlay, March 11, at Nottiutiaattothire sod Timis of Nottingham—Thor...lay, If treh 11, nt Nattiaglictin. M.art.le at Derby. lo i reat....shier sad I Jo ;Is of Leicester—Thursday, March J:, at 11. etc. stet.. ifarrh '27, at Cat cutt-y. Vt'urairkaltirc—Stone day, at 11'.ovrick. 110 M F. CIRCUIT. The Right lbws. I.orl Bantu 111 aCDON .tl.O SIMI the liuu. Mr Jo•tier 11*.Aest. lirrtforthh'sre--Th•tr.lty. Match $ at Hertfo:J. ~ .x—:.tottatty, March la, at t:lkelonator , l. Ma.;.11 Is, at Morainal. Sort —i‘.l,tiol.s), March Jg at kintratcni. 4 ot • itond3i, !larch • 81 3 / 31 ; °14612 • CI.:CE IT. The Right Tim,. COWARD Lord 1:1.1.(NI stotiouutt Mid the lion. Mr. JUAllee G140111'.. It 1.1.i::;,:t111,.‘1:1 •— •*. 1111 0 iIV, March 4,11 t f: %larch 9, at MAP tril. 11,1 ~,,..L.R.,l,inp—' 4l AW•lity, March I I , at Hointioz4fits. March 11, at Cambridge. Nitfr4!%--`.;”tur.lAy. Mae. it es, et 1 betforJ. Macrh .1% at Bar, St. Edewasers. tiltntßD C!ItCI.IIT. The H4l). Mr. 14464 , 4 GRATIAM, and the lion. Mr. Baron %Veen. rk.•:,irt—%Ton.lny, Marti, 6, at Rendi ,, T. I cdtstadaF, 3lsut I. a, ,t Oolaortt (...oucc.irrallire n.at City of Glow erter--Saturtlay, March t, at r. March 16, rit 3fontautich. • I nr,h y, March 14, at tier for I bannlo), March il:f , Sluvwskiiktry. 1,41 w -fay, s•:arch 211, at StaillorJ. awl (-ley of IVorceitar—ntistorday, April 3, . at Wetceittr. E BRITISH-TRE SS. I.ON;iON, TCI'.SIMV. Fusin;AßT 14. The interest of the scene in, ress-s with dm progress of the piece, in the 1 . 10 , 3 of the: emirs:nation, by He House of Com mons, into the charges alleged n;ainst the Duke of Yonx.. ,thous See o'clock, the hair at %lir!, Mrs. Cxx r was ex pected to make her ap;waraure, the crowd iu the lohity of the Honer, and about the idourA, wia so great, as to reinter th_ place ioarc,:ssible to the :I:codicils It was accurdi.igly ileees>ary to call io a strong farce of In keep a c;ear passage for the Nlembers other persons h.dougiug to the House. he coustiables formed two lines fruit the door of the lobby to the exterior door at the cud of 11" eat• minster-hall. llerc the mars of the crowd - were old_gull to take their station, and iliec they remained until a late bear, all eager to catch a blimps of the spruce Mrs. Ccaut This Lady, howisw, evaded their caiiusity, as she was ad tuns hy 3 private passege.—Her exammatiou, taut ni4:11,, was 13,,;111 late, esting. She answered the qtteetwea rat to her with di ha , characteristic sharpness, promptitude, and IL / pp:limy. Governmetit have received a new set of Feearls Ilußetio.. A cask, tilled with these precious urn des, wits pickod upon Sunday, by some boatmen off Dover. The cuoteots liai e to Ministers. This is the oil y trope uow cam rd on between this country and Frasier. Among the Bulletins so received, is the 31st. It state,'. tout The 42i1, 50th, and ,Sid British regiments were utterly destroyed in the battle of the Inth. The night after, the enmity entered Corunnu in the greatest coiusernation end confusion; out of 80 pieces of comma which had been landed, only one dozen were re-embarked. The French kept possessi on of lin. Previously to, nod is the battle of CO. rumm, two English Generuls bud been killed, and three wounded ; among the latter was General Ckawrosn. The French found in the port of Coruama seven English vessels, three with horses, and tour loaded with troops. - 1 ' i'he English have gained-editing Ly the ei• p.slitiots but the hatred of the Spaniards, and die grate. General I* ' "t. I. , .•riosr St. Jag°, and toking Imo•c.sioti of the English in igasines, had proceeded upon ligro, where ROMAN• mu with about 2,500 men, all whom he could rally. The division of blefturr proceeded for l'ereol.. The Governor of Coronae tool: the oath of-allegi dnee to King Jostvy, and-the people manifested great joy on living delivered from the English." Theo follows the Convention rotcred into 1:.7- tweets the Duke of DALNIATLA awl General DON ANTON to WAI.:EVEDO ' titO emir of Corussua, dated the 17th of January. csitisUsing of 13 articles; the ge.icrel complexion of r Idols is mild :and &mei history tos arils the Cici ; nod Nlilitary Powers talc iug toe oath of sdlegiunce to liiug JOSEPIA. The %rerun packet, Captain BLIGHT, arrived as Friday at Eel th, from Malta, Gibraltar, and Cadiz ; nsvru slays front the latter. A Gentlernas . who came froth Cadiz by this conveyance, has coin niunicated the following particulars:—The most ei i rwraus exertions ore making to put the city of Cadiz in the best poavidde stake of defence., and works for that purpose ate carrying on under the direction of Colonel II ti.Lowaw., of the ;cinema, who west thither from Gibraltar for that purpose. About* mile and a half hero(' the city, n sir the narrowest part of the island on which it stands, they are constructing a fort, which will completely Laminae(' the only ap proach to the place by land; and this fort will be additioltally strengthened by a ditch, which will intersect the island at the narrow port, uniting the sea without to the harbnnr within, by vatting the Isle of Leon Ia two. These a orks are iu greet for wardness, and are expected, when completed, to render the place impregnable. The whole may he defended by 31 VOW small force. Upwards of silty trisects had.arriveil at Cadiz from Seville, with im mense quantities of ummuuiticn and stores for the defence of the Ilkee. The people of Cadiz seem couliihnit of their strength, and determined to de fend the place to the last extbnity. The present Governer, whose Mae is Jonas, is of Irish descent. He is the semod since the traitor-Moitt..i ; leiutt..t's successor was super seded on account of an intercepted letter which that epuslate Pad sent hint, cootaming proposals of tranertPUl nature. The only forces in the neighbourhood are new lyrics ; mostly tolitaiteers. Of thew. a b ort 3000 are cavalry, who appear well mounted. and who hare been movided with ssuldltr, icy. from Eng , land. TM re is still, Ilictirevrr, a get at cow phiiut of the want of arms. I)f money there seems to lie no lack. A vary considerat.le bwr• ply was received from Santa Cruz, mina after the arrival of that which was sent front England in the Loire frigate. A Spanish man of wa.• was also ex pc:ord from South America, with an iturnmise sum. Very severe regulat - have been adopted since the appointment of the 'present Govurtior. The property of the unties." of ult. the countries uncles the iniluezive of Franc+, resident ut Cadiz, had • been 14,A-o:cited ; upoit.ll4 of 300 shops, &t'. laud beets shut up under this order.— No one, of is hatever country. even !•iiiisicards or Ellgllol, teas permitted to go a mile liclund the city, withont a pompn o,anal every FreFus•ll- man reitniiiiing in the place had bent in-iamb-it. 'flue latter had beeorno necessary even for the preservation a the lives of thole Freud:- Weil ; US. upon a rumour that the French army had been vtritiri in the interior, the populats: had rosolvtd to massacre all the natives of that country who remained among them, and it was known that three h bed long knives had Laren purchased at one shop only, for that purpose.— This horrid resolution was ctionteructed by the vi-• gilatier or the Governor ; and if I the Frruch are now confined in pontoons in the liar •ow ; whets., however, they die daily in great non Own, for want of air anti other sweessuriers Thy number of French turn so confined summits to many thousands ; as. they include those who surrendered with ILlw Fula, awl others lance 1114)1441R Irons the interior. The stories which are eirenlated, in the mean time, of the erneittes of the French soldiers in the interior. make busman opium shudder. It ts roefted. that . , at nieeceinnu am) other, Wails, these oin.wtornlttitve been stet to Ltint, up lute With tlieir N..breb, wli,le t..eui the shr,eittutf iaticat in t h e nit. and catch tio-on uu thot points •i . their buyout..., As to the eltpectetl defence of however, we ►hould olsserve, that it is oflt,Klt Iketitlltt water, except what is citicArlit in tankiaiii the tops of the houses; awl the deficiency. is weeny sup plied from l'ort St. Mary, °tithe imp!. lain!, north east of the Bay ; and that, though there are no height: that oriel iek the city, st; the French ob tine ports...umia of the northern hhorei of the hay, u leen ill the strong work* of Cadia Catiitnt ortveitt, they v. id ion only eat off the supply of water front net St. Mary, but greatly annoy all shippitig'en ittia4 the harbour, if not totally otottruet the • - pasiize. 'rite Freiteh and Spanish fleets lie high tip the harbour, at the. Canasta, dismantled. It is there fore imp0,..1141r to, bring them away ; and, it Is WWl' thin prulsable, that the secret suiiiiti, t or ar s . ' twil it ling d ie m. wii• to gourd agsiust 441111 an event. NM' 114‘c IIIii• ships or armseas entnittli in [lid! 911111- ter at prm.ent to disturb their shippng. .. liiiirsl Puget* was at Lailit a hen ,thr 1/1404;i0li WI/ it, with tilt Pies. 7,5, :aid two frigates, • There is One eel of the SpistiiriAss brov , , •et, wisidi wines to give tt pledge of their ilinetri. ~- • - 'llivy have dim:tattled Fort St. Ishilip m i d 1 : o t ::.irluira ou the lines of St. Hackie, mid sent all the cannon into Eidouliur. As to th- ',regrew of the Freat.li in the intr- till one artny had reached the borders of Valencia, and that Atlethcr•was in the smut:errs pert,. of Estrernadura ; cud the immense iiiculue of families froinstlie interior aidcla were doily tukiug 'shelter in Cadiz, seemed to indiqtte that the ene my was sot far i-t. 'floe Junta of Seville, when they' resumed their functions. declared puhlirly that they did not kliow what laid oressiste of tier Junta of Sltifirid ! Aiid it is opeiil NlA!..ertrdltt Cu itit; that aloes; the Central Junta,,the French had such good friends, t: at LIoNAPAILTS wan liately iii',- furrneii of all their plans sod projects ! • CEVALLfiti and a numerous suite were about to leave Cadiz. when the APitgieN 'l,-ft it, on on coa -1 La.:lto England. A meeting of the Roman Cottudies or Deb:in . took place on the 4th instant in that cit : , ld etas 'QUInerMISIy anti respectably attended. Couns- !tor O'Goamss: •proposed a peersl eneeting„ to (oh ! . eider tr.e extterbet:ey of preft.riinq - their claire. to Parliwnt nt at the present inummit. The motion tea, strongly deboted, but when Vie r►nrestio,r is ik s cotiicd for, awl the Meeting way isreintrinte fur s ri!r! Noble Lurd who presided retired frotu the chair, t:oo.1 thus the Catholic Petition is post putictl :her Sic. • Tits Seventh Report of the Commi-isioners of Biiiition Inquiry has :icon /stinted and laid he lure tile Itnnee of Conttnons. It misuser s the of fice of the Secretary at War, the Department of Foreign Accounts, and the Chaplain Genesal.— ft saggestil the retrrneiiment of erveral expetiseg in the War-offiesep for pamphlets. newspiiiitn, delivery of letters, It also suggests imite improvements in the athde of keeping the recounts, and other matters, which we lime not room to notice this day. Among them is a tivoinusenthition to em i tloyineut of ooli• one t, rut, active tinder nue authority. to make ail the issues of money for the service of the foreign corps. We have received Spanish Papers to the tftth last. The Junta ut Sev rlle have ordered the woes of the Sierra Morena to be fortified. mid so terra were entertained that the French would be able to penetrate iu that direction. By a letter front Gunny, formerly called the Patecv: of the PKACE. written to 3lut.Liatt. Count of the Empire, Treasurer General of Yeauce.and the answer returned by the latter, it appears, that the pension assigned to Cnitatiss IV. an the famous Treaty of Renunciation, has beets suspended since the Ist Angust. by 1103 . APART6'S order, end that in consequence thereof, that deluded Mostar& suffers tilreme distress. Died. on Saturday, nt his house in 'Half-ninon street, rietatiilly, Mr. SMItI.T, nephew to the Earl of Ctivrmaricro. His remains will be iuterred in the family vault in Derbyshire. Last night, Mr. RiLEY, a gratleman of much celebrity at the. Liv.ipool Theatre. came forward at that of I)tury-litue. in the pact of Sir Prier Teazle, in Mr. SlilinlDArell admirable Comedy of The School fi.ir Ittrt.vr is'a tall genteel iiersou, about t h e age of fifty. He is per fectly runner of his limine.s, low wanted the mel low Wlllll4 we has , ' seen given to the part.— ilia reception sits most flattering, and the huu.s crowded to eaceiA. POLICI. II A teslo,l-‘Olllll. UTTERING RVSPICTGUS NOTES. An Interesting esominatton took place yesh-rAny,lselkwe t' • !Aims ill Avon. A healitiful gill, not inure than 15 years of o;:e', tt.e d.usalster of a Earonet in his reriaot, were charmed with tilsreuer country 114)10 . .., 1' itt1e1 feted to ha forg:d. A elsestoonooger Lripple,;utu was the Witness agpie.4 them, nod be "AAA, that they And Weise, ow Satweek l , nezht, Me of the awes in quo-shun, in payment for a peio•ot of clan's , . Not-petting that the tools was sot :I Itral 0 . .., CUIISnilliC, hr took them into Sod ..1 sca• re h hrf..uod upuo tin young Lady • 11. note, mot ,u ~n t aresaat It%eli ch. es.t Gee it, notes of Bic same Bank, payu:.:r 'spire r. Bnnk iu town, b esides cosh. Lady —, the on+ti.re of the girt attended, And complained to of the niiscund•ii t of the eltenitemottger, who admitte-d that he had 'tern it, funned that the metro, if tendert.' at the Rank, when payable u, tuts, woold be duly miaowed. The Cicik of ciatits..w s:so attended. and swots that all notes tender , .1 . at the illtfoce in touts had beets punettit.ily p a id. His Lor.l• ▪ aristrilinzdy, diochorTeel the youtag Lady and her ci vtia,, tint detomed the nude,. PRICE OF KTOCYS .YESTERDAY„ ......... - . 3pr Cent Reattard 671 3 per Celol. C 034031 ' 0 ;11 4 pri C 'rid Cif 1 5 per Ce.it. Navy . -99 i Si 9 1.. , w.c Annt.itirt .... 111 I I II; CultiKai kW '' • • T. NISH. 'Nabs.< ker, 4, Corabill.and 9, acincii-creas. LtaNitolli Pritttei 1 G. D tVIDSOS, NO I% TAlCTen•r , i‘d, (Ayr, ;lc t anti publislictl at ib.• I 'tf he. la. Hack 41* Si. Ctanw at's Citureb, by 1111 1 111 TE, .44 swat plate —Or 41,9, kr. Itar Ibis P tree. Nltilo law Oletz, 'Nast pa.tth walks duly aitchtkti •••••m