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I __. .., Milli at a pawn-broker's, and it ought to have tauert • I to avoid %time excuses wlin:ir might teed to the vealsmtioli of such a consequence. The Right Hon. Geidleman attatiked the testimony of Mr. Dowler ;lie said that he had contradicted himself ; ' s lthat be -had been contradicted by Alderman Combo; 1 deny the fact no such contradiction appears iu tue course of the evidence ; it seems upon that evidence that Mr. bowler is appointed cominis-ary, but bow, or by whet meaos, or by whose r.comnitaidation, utter every search, they are unaitle to make out; the result of all. inquiry is Rue est iurcutes. It was said that Mu 1 'anon could give materiel evidence upon this head, but Mr. Vernon was not produced; and 1 feel myself justified in the conclusion that what Mr. Doe ler said was true (Hear . 1 ) Ido believe from my soul that 'Airs. Clarke obtained that up polutineut for Mr. l)owler ; it is .aid that he slept with her a single night, and that in the course of that night this conspiracy, of which we have heard so inrich,was projected. There is imother case, that of Mr. Elderton, in winch Mrs. Clarke acted with feeling ; but while the Doke of York acted thus, while be ass promoting those objects whirl, were grateful to his mistress, and which he d'Al promote inertly with • that view ; while he did thus, lie proved himself unworthy of the sitnation whica he held, because he slieweil himself to be influ enced by motivet that should never be alio veil to operate. Mr. tirteuvrood said, that the Duke of York never applies' for a situation for Elder tin, but thrum lie said he wished him appointed, and made inquiries respecting a situation, which produced .he some effect. But there a one thing which I beg leave to impress upon your recollec tion, as going in a great measure to prose the veracity of 'Mrs. Clarke ; she was remarkably care less doont those letters, by which the ease is so utat" l 1 1 . affected ; she was 110 t cautious to pre. serve them for purpeses of vengeance, but ex= hiliited a carelessness' in her c ieluet resw:cif:lg them, which proves to any sativfactipn, that then were not intended for such a purpose. It appeared. also, from her testimony, that Catholics were rising 1.1 the Army. Happy would I lie to see them appointed ! Happy would I be to see them ad vnred to that state of confidence whieli they me rit, and which I hope they will at one tune accom plish. I would wish to see them placed above the in fluence of arbitrary opiniou—for even Act. of /Or liameitt may lie erbitmry ; and therefore, perhaps. few Acts uinre liable to the impu:ation, than those by which theirexciusion is eatcreed. lipou the casiestil Mr. Kennett and Mrs.Sitielair Sutherland,' will not dwell. It might have been somewhat ptiusible, at the cornmencemeid, to talk of conspiracy ; bat, in the present stage, the cant is too absurd to be art omitted. My llon. Friend has brought forv.ard this business as Its ought. Isfunay, it was said, shoal i attach somewhere ; but I believe I may assert with coutideoce, this' infamy cannot attach ti,!inn; and leave it to themselves to soicertain the coiner to which it is imputable, if it must needs light sonic where. Is my rielit engaged in a Jacobin cnisepiraci• ? Am I engaged iii r Jacobin couspi racy ? fir;cause be her brought forward it charge. and lam determined to support it. The cry of Jacybiotsui is one that is multi tui.taken. i n its aceeptation. Jacobitinin is trot confiried to the cottage, it often dwells in palaces, a n d among the great. My /Inuourable 'w him' me, I take to be the true Anti-jecobie f or lie club seours to destroy that corrupt...no that breeds dis,neon aunt disunion. The charge of Jairobirosin may, with atm( propriety, be brought *gannet the Duke of Ve7k.whoor conduct was calculated to produce do.content, and tionsetiueutly duuuwrw His Royal Highness. should have considered this ; but by an uniaceouutahle infatuation. he has preci pitated himeirlf into errors, and even in the very letter which lie addressed to Purlsomeirt, exposed himself to censure and disappmliatiosi ; he pledges the honour of a Prince, hut what ensile that protes tation ? Does not every one protest hi. innocence And it there any thing in the honour of a Prince su perior to the 'lemur of the Isumblest individual ? The 'tight lion. Gentleman hos talked of the virtue of eublic men. I join him in the eidogium. I believe that th,.re never was a time alien public charin-ters were lees impeitelislile, but then I be heee the , this is, in • great measure. owing to the appreliensrou of exposure; I believe that it is oviiiir.z, in a treat measure, to the Committee over which he once presided. but from which he is now separated. I hope that Gentlemen will haven suf ficient ',lard for the cause of liberty slid justii e ; I hopetitat they will divest their minds of all prejudice, and decide upon this important gerstion with the temper and the sentiments that become tlwin. If you deride so, we may yet entertain hopes ; het if you determine otherwise, with other views and other feelings. I must say, that the irlegins is ametnyrt you. and that tins a ouutry and conetitsition will be quickly at an end." Air YIe•WW nor rose, sod, :11 • most learned owl ,r. gowientdeve speech. obeiird, (hit when the Floc . Goat. oidied it to be ondirdedil, Mat be did not speak toluene., soy 'dumber 'is hie rote, he vs id hie H. shooed be was .teeters. I. ioliostoce : es least it iron too. taloviiiit, to ley to pre's& Ibo heal awastiao for died to cooseiter roe, .Lather dtose prortiess eves oat tarried a. wish the booldedor of Orr irionamstodre.ll..Cliirr It. embed to deal v eii the rinumaiiiirr.in.Chief es he weeill with the I,,veet individual bed giddy it mold ass be , attribeeted to eke lowers weistyte o sor4rl7, that be was mow gaits, by do. riseiwy hw iootirdere. Theo Toby ehoold it bo dear mite, did hie Nord Iligliord hal door Did hiebigh milestone pot boo to that twilit, that do fees se his rows. ere Arista eta give him that pedrei•oo. .boh wes, are he hew* ever emit* be, the built of lotaltrberwe that daffy attain. The ROI Nos et abe %peke taut , reswed te thew/ a 'nese wee the willow tif We Ow* . awl Wee Wearreoe.l. that she Mod idled the.. abw attested t. wwwearrattel her. N. d set web to say bet her emu &etre, see am kost a parr et It, wee w*b that efeeetrw. that ow way Maws mid ham d for, bet the mew*. awl rotes of the Hob Grog. mod bin fried it soli . .- j der resit idiom teetwersoneeet. The Ilse. Gent nye, re on, wept to evotradd Iles CLAW, eetlesee y Ur. Niel...llv He Cord sink it sat Oat so Wrap. $ bet It wee direly proved, by a errprebobbr sere. • hourboldev. a id...termer% tereile• Tow Ple•epetewl, she staled at.the did she wwweated Wm* eo•• ANN amid afterwards that she i.l aeene4 Me Dimly( bid she Welled et te be kept • wet* . firs tf the Duke Wei of it. he want* wad Me Mew. by 11l terms sealer It bed base aril by the Maw Newber. Ns Nape Toga'. ewe led bees pawed he Copt pad hit bed gelled tow it beneprord tiesthe apeur esis= ham *we le *grew 9 We hew let repeater* by • mat tiweemerat erlearet. reelowl Maullee. tirhe bed eletra, that eerie we hey Orr Polo of rob had &Awl him is mate ow . Ws, ebsele he Wa l red terbried Capone Isnanis am,, subset ear ..ornpl dee VAS bee a mon. and by lid ems edam, ea wore thes ea dm LONDON, FRIDAY. to. ANOTUEIt COALITION. It was reported last evening iu the. City, that a Messenger had arrived from Ru.sia, with an account that Austria, joined by 101 l rid of the Continental Powers, had istued a Deelaratiou of Waa aguitist Fra . t . )ee. The 11.itise of piosti p uis. continued in debate upon the eliur A cs against the Duke of Yuma until four o'clock they naorising. The subject will he re sumed this night. It will he seen in our report, that 3lr. lissaLs gave notice. he would more an amemlusent to the ori A ilal Address, iieotiving the charge of corruptiou, hut at the same tunic de claring hi* Royal Highness uulit to reuitin at the head of the army. We hove received 01.rultar l'apeni to the sth la.t, from which we have "[lade Use tulluotug estracts:— GIBRALTAR, PLC. J. The new which we hare received this day is of a farms:llldt: nature. Ciiesta has cut off 4.000 French near Estrum. dime, atitl /Malin 10.000 before Saragos.a. It would swear the swelling of the Ebru hod carried away their linage. and that those 10,0400 men weir pie, card from joining the rest of tlsearusy. l'alutOt marched out with ..10,no0, and drove lasso the river tlur.e he could not destroy 1 it is said, taut a man has reareueed. Tbe Saragossa Cazeire, of the 31st L)eeember. romans, an account of $ SUCCetrONI Wile made from that city by 4000 men. under the minuend of DIM Juan appeiust the works of the French upon the Ebro. The enemy were driven tie St. Green's Heights, and their first camp was Loomed to as tea, Anntlwr suceeesful attack was made, roe the 3lst December, on the enemy's works upon the liesnierdona. General Paladin', in a Prorlaination. dated Ma ragrami, Jaisnary 4, addressed to the lot's- Infants of Allailrid. says: •• It is my fate minimally to be amidst the roar of cannon and of the enemy ; the city of Sane- . ;roma and its sinconqueraldc walls are the nicks ore which they *ball split ; I and my brave com rades may dee, but we will never sternveler. fit hi Ling no- chief wish to lire en the memory of pos. tenty,Therirev wrote me. snyitig Nlredrirl had capitalatert. hut 1 disbelieved it. oir4 e•orewed tat contempt for hem awl his armies. Three of their cola ..... s have beta destroyed. 11 heavier I mr.esk I compeer ilwou Cheer up. hrine ii.tialat owe of Modred. success must be purchased with Word !" Ti m D u ke of Vium,has. we understand. within these few del% •fr inforrd Ct.yrstttru (Mal the Sowli to which it was said he had Woes aptiniuts 10 Use 1011.111111. of alfo, C L AIR L. TO VIE EDITOR or THE BRITISA PRESS. Sts—Having been iotOrined, on my return front Both, Of reports, spread in toy absence, of the pre tended exuroitant demands whit It, it is said, I made to the Manager of the King's Th.Atre ; 1 beg leave to declare, through the medium of your paper, that such reports are entirely a ill t foundation ; I never ineotioned to the !Manager of the Opera klousw, the salary for which 1 would pertnrin at his Theatre this season. Tim great mid flattering re ception with which 1 li.tve hitherto been ho nou red by a generous milieu, hos &le:mined line to re nt/111We Coirtliseutal en . ,,tagentetits, and I hope to merit a coi ii iii trance of that approbation with which have been so largely favoured, and which has made so deep an impression upon my heart. 1 am, Sir, A a Ga. tic* CATALAN!. The third Ancient Concert was held, on AVedneg day night, at the Nen Rooms, I Isisiover-siliime. Some of the most besiiiilul coniiro•ii ions of lIA u inftt. acre selected, and were executed $ ith scl ence, taste, :mil judgment, by M resstru BILLINU. TON solid V,AuGNA N. nod Mr3srs. lIA4RbON, BAR TLEMAN, Wni Ix Nt VVIT. 1)r. COOKIer heaUlrlal inndri.ml, for four voices, of lu the merry mouth of day, %as ino,t rapturously applauded.— Amongst the company were:— Earls Chesterll4l4, Foricscus, Danstry, Duo ttuoutb, and Vansliekl ; Viscount Hausinicts ; Lords Manlottalst sad 11 o4ehoesci the llon. Miss Epton ; and Csorral Tailor. The new Musical Funs& held their annual mimet ic* yesterday, at the Crown nod Anchor 'tavern. There were nearly 4041 Noblemen and Gentlemen present; the Loan 111.11(011 ill the choir. After partaking of a splendid dinner, several most beau tiful :tires, duets, acrd solos, were sung by Nlessrs. Sum% t, 141.1.AMV, VAUGHAN, FITZhIIIMUNS, and Ilan Eq. Nlr. T. Sumer presided at the piano forte, and delighted the c pally with several ini mitable performances. Glurivas Apullu, and Strike the harp in praise of Bragela, were given with excellent taste and execution by Wasp.. Atibuas, FITZSIMMONS, and BLI.I.AXY. Nlr. Smoot sang Art olio Pince, with great els - retries , . Mr. FITZ. NIMMONS was most rapturously encored in Nekton'', Isar..; %%111115 by ii Itß‘, and tlie mash: by J. fl: vri.i.A : they are both worthy of the subject. Mrs. Jorr-ss, with her characteristic benevo lence, has mmikreml to play, graluitousig, for the be nefit of time timithibt awl lower climes of time proles *Mote, to which she is so great an oritionent ; a ith view to alleviate the distressea occasioned by the destruction of 13rary-Lace Theatre. The Countess of CHAIR to is itulisposed, at her house, in Hill -street, Berkeley-up:are. The Earl of Essex will give a grand dinner, on Suit., ty , at his house, in Berkeley-square. 'flu Countemma Dowager of SEETOII had a small party, lust night, at her house in Nlr. and lltss Illitt.mati hare been perfortnin,g et the Newcastle Theatre with great 101INV141.— They have intreuretl it, the parts of Benedict and Beatrice, Ut:icliu and Pridemuito. and Horatio anal Calists ; Nail this week 'loses their engagement ut that Theatre. Sir Join mid Lady CALLEN DF.It have arrived their hasai.e iis Massolield-street, from their seat i the North. The Bishop of KII.V.ALA and Mr.. STOCK left St. limes's-street, ye,terday, for Bath. The last Bath arrivals ate— Earl sad Countess Maya Laid Elliot, Lady Banbury, Lady sad tee Misaa*Fuater, l my A. eutoplyr, lady 'fallso, Mos. Mr. andaesosn. Si. sod Lady Ihdiogi.alJ, Must thowre, bean of l low. Me.. CORNWALL. Willow of the late Mr. essitsio att., and si-ter to the late Earl of deed on Thursday morning last, at her !rinse, Whitehall. Earl Cuouson octal. is expected to leave his h0 w ..., in Piccadilly. in the course of next week. for Twickenham, toe the change of air. It is 'meal that *thrives have been received from Sir JOHN STRelteli. stating the death of her Royal 111:thisess the Duchess of CUMIWItt•si no, at her re treat in Switzerland. This Lady was si.ter to the ',resent, Mud daughter to the late lEserl of CAR NAsarToN. Thirty years since she enlivened the gay world with her minim' at Cumberland-house, Pall-mall. then the resort of all the rank arid fa shion at the West End of the town. The coals in the cellars, coder the ruins of Drury-Lane Theatre, yesterday, cnieglit lire, but were soon extinguished, by the aid of the engine*, which cent' ed to play upon the smoking mass the whole day. The Emerald. t museum, arrived iii the Clyde. sailed from Jamaica WI the 3.1 of .1 oily. The P,hseuir, TAY I.UR, for London, wet. to sail from thence about ten days after. The Sir Cucjrrs woo expected to AO in rouniany. At the preartit crisis minty of our most mend members are confined from their duty, %uttering lath in hods, and • I, under the prover of t hut King of Maladies, Gout ; worse still. whim *joined by its water. Rheumatism. It is herd to ourtive the wastotic pains and endless sighs, day and slid, poor mfr. rem endure. without hope. .Many labour nailer one paroxysm after another, until worn nut, they find relief m death. Any sufferer (111 this way) will he fully satisfied reliefusay be had, hy sending for a hook Weir). to 74, Lorig-iii re; 3, Shark,. ch . ; or (lcorge-street, Woolwich. There you have a lime list of patients cured by Dr. Csansrs's Gout Pills, taken even I.y pregoant &c.--Au old and safe medicine krsown to thuasuads. RTHS. On tbs. tßtie ult., a roots/rel. wife, is the parish of Fern. well, toasty of Fur, rsr, of there rhilders, ton boys asii•gml. olw.„ silk the Inothrr, art ell aril ere Ihrivog. (hi the iost Lady Jams Tolosa, E.q sr How • Owe, of s son. 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Auy di lartalr ut hithhae fur the said Tulle may he tufo/met' of the necessary particalms, by amilyiugla T. htl ITH, St Paul's rhurch-Yard, Clerk to this 'lSeistees eftM eth March, Ise,. said Terep.be Rauh. R NEM EDITION. This day I. peblishoido Oise Iruisior Ocher', with so ele pot Portrait alibi Author, rice JI. LIOLONION'S GUIDE tO HEALTH ; or, AJ -17 In both Ilexes, la a variety of Coompiwista. There Is iron , Iv ma individual who is not interested isa si.ssie part of this Book. In particular it is addressed to pmple of fs•Lion to stool persons of a cionieed and oidostary hie ; r. &hobo those afflicted with aervinis atriums* ow ot *end with • seisms Adders. to boys avid young MO. 1410 have injury!, or Sr.. in danger of rola* their ammaitiatims sold by %leftism and Leigh, N.. ia, stnud, ordeal oth e r Ruuk.elk etis of Asyut Via Majesty's onsetiems was Attained. Mrs. Clarke eves did rot suggest, that she had ever bad any communication with the Duke of York upon the subject, bat that she told him she was to receive ;mob ; and was it to he supposed, ur could it be believed, that the Duke of York would have committed such so act? As to the letter, supposins it to he genuine, though catainly it ass suspicious, it had no bearing upon the spiesiiirn. He could invent 500 circumstances, and attach them to that letter, which Irbuld make it appear pelf, ells inno cent—hid then it would noly be his statemeut could any one attempt to attach a csinsinal interpretation to it, when Mr.. Clarke, so great au actor, could snit tell bow it applied. As to Colonel French's levy, nothing but what Mrs. Clarke said could elfin It any thin: improper to hit Ito) al !bemires. 'f he reculatious for this levy ambito - mit the strictest i saes niation, and with more than ordinary jealousy, by Col basilic. lie could nut agece with those abu said • preinouption arose, that the Duk e of York knew of this foul transaction; he considered hitch prestimption as hard, cruel, and unjust. Hut it had been mid it was condrioril by the con versation which had been heard by Miss Taylor. If ssieli rums vertatiou had tale,. ;slue, it would nut bear out the in ference without attempting to invatidate her testimony, it ass rem tainly rcinaikahle that she should rrrwlle.t this cireunist gore of th.- conversation and i.e other; pri&eu larh as sloe had never heard Colonel French's 'afre, or had ever tneutiune.l it till three weeks before the pi cowl Incitiiry began. This regexion led Min to anetlicr ; it berm said Is, Mm.. Clarke mid Mrs. that Miss Taylor was a ;rest hormone with the Dome of York, and that she used to br Admitted to his dinner party ; new this toiclit bare beet. proved, if time, for Wl . ..Dean and PelltSOU, MIOt hail each is:tarsi at tabby, amid consequently had mine iip. poi I unit its t ham Miss Fermi( to notice such circa instuoce, limb declared that they never recollected eve.. to have seen Miss Tits for in • the same apartment a ills his Royal Nrh nese. it bad been al It Att:Ltett with respect to the payment fur plate to Mr. Ilielett. that %sh u n the Duke of Yuri: gave bills to the amount he did, he ki.ew there was a deficiet.ey of 54101.--he knew that Kat pr.ril by Mrs. Clarke, au,; consequently that she must have pair' deist the 541441. tetetVe.l uu account of Colonel French's Levy be Laid, that coorionssinee most he poured, which it was not ; nod therefore there was no evidence against the Duke of Yu, k, and the whole of the objections a i're He them proreeded to comment on the rontrailichism: hi the evidence of Mr. bowler, in sleilying his littrtVlCV..l wilt, .11111. Clarke; whirls, he contended, a err partly for the purpose of artangiog his testimony. As to the other CRAM ur souuld not think of coital:B;4d° them at that late hoar, alter they had Leer so thoroughly ohs. reed also. befisre. Upon the chute, then, he enurluilel, there •as uo evidence to fix this foal trine:attains upon the Dole of Ile nilin.tteil the charges proved, pi os leksi Mrs. Clarke was believed; but a lona they recollected her mans contradl4l.oll9l, the many tahrieations she was ....11,Ittrd 4A, sad the Chide erileer conduct, there would he but few alio *mild think there was tithes parliciprition or eon •114111 Ce of con upt ttttt 111 his Royal for these reasomi he was induced to agree in the measure • of his Right Huiv Friesil Mr. Peris-val He then considered the necessity of adopting any measure that would lend to mentor. the Duke of York from the c - mai,d of the army ; and roceliiitro from the plod, the total resistant of all impropriety since the separatimi fruits Mrs Cadre, and the muse he entertained of past 0..11.1Tii044, 4114T4' was us danger of a repetition of them, am' that con sequently there was an 0P1V14614 fe, sr, rung a measure. Mt. Witt n said a fee words m explanation. Mr. BA r It GI eddied the lineation .it the House beture they separated, to an amerdineut he pr. ;sect offering to the original Address, taking it as his Musidatom. Ile did not meals to detail, only merely to state generally the stature of it, in miler for then consider-atom. Ile proposed that inar.y . . rails of the Artorusbuttlil be altered and taken aura, ; Iwt be woad,' add tale ntatertnl cleave to the 1,4, at It—that this Uunx ni.gatived part.cip.t,r4 or ouorso.i.a.iii,e ronop t,ti in the IDuke of Yolk, bet that, muter all the ewer's stances, they did out C0111.1114 - t it proper be should asy Wirier cuutinar a bervatit of the public. The Ik-hate wapiti.% further sajoitrued, at Fora o'l't.ot ty to this doe. THE BRITISH PRESS. VAI.I%IPD.f. MONA AND NOOKS o► ►IIIYTI. 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