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to Mr. Donovan's banker, in Ifeorietta.street, Co vent-garden. I eartiestly recowinentleal to join nut to do so till every thiior had passed, r hat ever forms were tisital at the I.alias (louse ; banker+, tine of them, should state to Mr. Dorio T Vail that the money was there, and that it shoottl be handed over to Inn, us soon AS those forms had been perfected ; lie went hack to Mr. Donoi uod told him, that Mr. C. Bradshaw had Knelt hint that advice ; the reply Mr. D. made. was, dors Mr. Cavendish Bradshaw know any thing of this transaction ?--Ycs. Then I make my bow to y on, Sir, mid bare uothing more to do with the trans action; and there was an mid of it, end 1 titier heard any more of it. How long /After that did Mrs. Grove canoe to England ?—I du out recollect the slates. Do you know any thing of am - second trans action with regard to a M'riteraltip ?—None Mr. O'Hara procure a IVritenthip after tr ai Is lie did nut ; he returned to Ireland. Ito you Moppets to know whether Mn.s Grove has any particular acquaintance with Lady Castle reagh ?--I do not know ; I never heard that she hail. She has no relationship to your Ladyship ? None at all. llas sloe any particular comiesion with the county of Dovia ?—No, I believe not. Do y ou harness ever to have heard speak of [Arty Castlereagh, or any part of that family, as havind particular intimacy particular intimacy ; acquanitauee I know she has; I two* she visits Lady Castlereagh. l)ti you know in whose gift the appointmert, which Alf. I)otiovan oilireil to tlr. O'Hara, was KUppObell to hs ?—No; the impression upon my mind was, that there WEI% 110 such writership ; that it was a swinilliog trans lotion, nartieolurly from the anxiety of Mr. Donovan to have the money re moved, beforit the %ming man had gone through the forms at the India house. Do you happen to knob s hat channel of intrust Mr. Reding protruded tolliave in the India llonae? No; I never saw Mr. Itethng but once it, my life, when he came about any house. Do you kooir what Malice! Donovan to make leis brow so abruptly to the young gentlumaii, when your name was meutionrd ?-1 suppo.,r he was afraid of the publicity of the transaction ; and I lwlieve he bast a pretty strong suspicion, from iny represottatitnis to Mira. Grove, that I Lel not the best opinion of his (+anoint ; Molted I had wished her to r...tiove from those tool., ; 11.o N from the racier I laud healed from various quarters of Mr. I)uuntats. Bronson tvantormov. "so. M.O. .1 manors or lIIL Do you know Mr. Reding What was that occasion of your And acquaintance with him?—Mr. !technic. as I think, about three ' years awn. came to my eliminhcrs, soil told sue he was sent by the Nlurnuis of Bath, win. had a pair -1011 be was inotteularly Interested fur to provide Air, and that the Marquis of Bath had authorised has to tiler oleo scot in Parliament for Weoblv, forams years esonirlote, independent of all obli gation in Parliament ; i i conserineoce of this, I mentioned it to my hither, mud any fattier desired I aou'ol hard oat who Mr. Rediag was, and whe ther it was true or neat; to consequence of his di rect.ons I took pawn to chatterer. and I found that Itetilag was a rank impostor; that the Ilar rya., of Bath twver did authorise hint, and that he hod lone tins for tiro porpore of obtiritiiog money from some person or either. I believe 1 coonsitsuui ceded ,Ms to my father, hut it was only a few arooths lwfore has depth, mid tor three year. before his death lie was sot wcil above three months out of the native ; that was the end of it. Wh it did %Ir. Reding state to you that the Mar. quits of Bath required foe his friend, for whom he was so much interested I A 11'ritership. I . Did yoo mention this eircnnistince to Sir Ste phen Lisshington ? Certainly.; it was by his wish I west further s i the liminess,. Did Mr. Iteding understand from you, that a Writership would be at the dispersal of the Mar quis of Bath's foetid*, provided doe bent in Par liament could be obtiiiiied 1-11 r. Redisig called our morning, and told me he hail "reit Lord Bagot that morning, anti that Lord !Ingot had itifornied . him that the !Marquis of Bath was ready to pot lista execution his 'tier to toe, if I would give km the curd ; I then a,kril the ovine of the persoie for whom it was intended ; foray apprehemion at first was, that it wasa ,on of the Marquis's be told roe a name which I have forgotten, tool that the charactet of tine young man might be teamed 'elsewhere 10 L imb a Coodnit-street ; na crnisequenee Of bis gator. ► rioning. Lord !ingot, I inquired whether Imailagger, was iu town ; I foot iid he had quitted twireabtallibeirs.. tug, on his road for Statfordaitire ; it appeared to me, from thie eirrumstance, very probable, that he had seen Lord Begot, AM be bed -aided that he wits gone to Staffordshire: however, I followed Lord Begot, tu] he stated that he did not know the Marquis of Bath nor Mr. Veiling, and I in formed the lady in Lamb's Conduit-strut; I think her 11111111 e was Lis te; I was unwell to the evening, • and alse,coine flown to my chambers, •iial she M. forusetl me it war a relation of hers, tad pressed me extremely upon the subject; I did toot give her precisely the answer I +Magid to a geteletuan, sad she reiutstel I would call upon her effete:oats, •.iticii l did; and when 1 twat saw Mr. Ited.ag, I you *fir 114 , 41 Ilagot on such a buy ; he said, , es; I said. it is rather extraordinary,. for Lord P.agot did Out see you.. I ,wvrr 614 lain, sauce, 11`XCept one day. toetting him w the street : he at. :motel to stop sue ; I nerd. you are II scoundrel, and walked on. I lati4ersrood front Mrs. Levis, that Ise Lod obtained :money from her, but I can. not static, poitively, that et toe on the *object of this Writership, fur she toil me he g.u,e some se. c urity or other, some deeds or some papers. Did the whole of sour Negotiation with Reding ref-rte to the Oxehii.o4ll of a sear si. Parliament for a Wiitenhip ?—Certaisly; I nod ant time slightest knotrledge of hint by sight, name, or stay thing el•se till he coded upon rne. /AVIS PATTISON, rat. Did you appoint Mr. Thomas. Lock a Cadet foul Madras, to Cauvery, Itio7, or about. that bloc Yes, I did. Ilr'es 11e. Lock known to you ?—Not at ail, To whom did yon give that appointuaeut?—.Tp a Gent . ..fill an of the woe of Liarrick :Sadism; Igor. ton Garrick. lik • --: • • • • • Who is Mr. Gurrick ?-lle be angs to the hood L THE ROYAL rAltar. of Gentle men prusionerw. Do you know what he did with it ? Monday morning, Mais;sry and Princess Not tbe moodiest degree. I hail first giien Win a llonelsay AuunsTito itcconlV d by LotiIY,THY MN (ielet 11 1111 l ill/111011; 111141 had au ointortuittt) of* southosig. raps Ut. BO DE, 3IANNiNGHAM. GM' Y NNE, i'•lTZ iis 31r. Beliti, to g iv e I a better inowniation, nor, and Cu:oioel TAy Lon, rode iu Windsor Park, suit I exchanged it for a 'Madras, at Mr. (liiirriek's and .returned to the l'alJee at half-past twelve desire : lie was pleased that his friend should o'clock. better off. he told um We are happy to infoi in the public, the WEEK Did he mention to vou the name of Mr. bock ? was able to take an asriii4, oar Menday. to Maiden -I think he did, and I think I most linee seen the broil, and back to Wai n t ot t i er - Monday, the Doke of ('I.ARENCE arrived at young mail, as far as I recollect ;but Nist tail, in iiiv reirollection upon that point. • 11'indsor, from Bushy Palk, on a visit to Their Did Mr. Garrick Mate him to be a relation of MAJEsTtLf.. Iris osio ?—I think brand, he stated bine to be re- Monday, the ()ugliest of Yost' arrived at Wind hoed to time Lady with whom hr war intimately our, from I Lithiml,, oar u visit to Iler MAJESTY. related ; the mane Imo quite escaped mr ; 1 t ns u k, 'nacre is a strong report that the Duke of You: a Ludy with whohrhe was at that time reasdisig. is going to reside at Crositlionrit. %ies Lady 1.11141 kl lOl, ll to you?-1 believe that I Yesterday morning Ms MAJESTY. and Princess was the name of the Lady. AvtioSTA,ll4'olUinittsl by Laity Tilt 14116,(lenerala W a y „h e k now , to y o u a t a ll ?—Not at ell; s i nce GIYYNt4 E. 31AaNINGIIAt1, tic RUDE, Ft rzitotr. I gave him the noniiipition, her name rime came ('solid MONSTER, and Colonel TAtLOR, rude ill 11110 .0 arc 1111ECUI1T iu ottrComouiltce. reopecting Windsor park, slid returned at half-past twelve a cadetship, but that had no reference to this case to the Palace. at all. 'the Kt Nu comes totowlon, this day, to hold a • Can you reco ll ect a l m a ease i t h a d re f erence t o ? Private breve and Privy Council at the Qexite's —it had reference to a ease of a ealetsljip, given Palace. by Mr. 11anabits to smile holy. aria Lady Lusn's The Miral. FAMILY did not come to London, mane was somehow or other brought „, t , t h e yesterday, as wilt expected, owing to Iler bla.tairre qinaition. add the Pat tickssici Mg being suf fi ciently recover- Did visa know a person of the name of W - atson, a ell from their indisposition. They are expected nu hating something to do withlhi. cadetship nett Tuesday, anal tier MAJESTY will hold a 1 think Watson's 1111111 e had amortising to do with Drawing-room. on Thursday, provided her liealth the other a bid' I have just referred to, but I never will permit. • • knew sty thing further respecting any own, than Earl CAMDEN calor to tows' yesterday, from w h a t I bace had th e lei.inur to communicate. !lowborn Abbi.y, to iitteaCi His MAJESTY this day Can you reeollert wlarther Mr. Garrick said lie i„ had given this to Lady Lunt ?—I cosmic say so Yesterday morniog. Major ROACH, who arrived much as that, for I sun slot quite confident of the I with dispatches from Spain, and after havtior a loaf name, but I recollect he said lie gave it to a relit- i interview with Lord Caset.c.ar.•ult i waited opuli than of some lady,"anitl think it was Lady Lam Sir Davie DUNDAS, at has •Otfice, in the Done Where does Mr.klareiek live ?-11.1 limed at that Guards. and often% ards attended lien. C i.viato. time in Gloucester-;pliwe. I the Adjutant-Geuerid, at his Other, w the horse Do you kasowviliere he lives now ?—\o; i met Guards. Trim at Chelteuliam, 6r :stated in.ll fur a Ceikt.4lllll ; I Yesterday, Sir DM!) DVROAS hail a public I hail a ccry actiosiointirnee with Woo. hot d ay at hi s Wier lii the florae Guards, and gave 111 l 'mimes we dim give these things oil very slight I audiences to Earle C avf . N , Moen ° RR / 4 , aw l ciNlOniiltollecialipi amid I gave 1 .its, liarlog mitt Lents OCCILLEY, BOSTON, used BUROHUILST, and a to soar... 'manlier of Mild miry Officers. you any remon to suppose that he ported 'limit:iv, a meeting of the Commissioners for with it for a pecninary coaaideretiou ?--Not the manag i n g t h e a ff a i rs - of the Military College a* in the' world. M ar l ow , was livid at the Cdinineutler-in- Ch ief's °nice, in the Illorse-G (lards, which was atteuded the Dukeof C General CALVERT, 14 Adjutant-General. Generals HARCOURT . , BROW*. Ruin, sod Emmet.. The CHANCELLOR of F.xcsteut; tit encoded the inviting. Sr A I:THOR 11'ELLEALEY spent the evcuinj with the Earl of LIVERPooL, on Sunday, at his seat at • Commit* Wood, no his way to Purtrinouth. Coloisel Wasting is iiittiug for his boo to TOM NERELI.I. at the particular desire of several die tirrguistwil characters. • The his and Liseissia, with a fleet fur England, soiled from Lisbon, 12i1 A further draft of 300 men was male. on Sunday too g. from the lit itroilueot of Foot Wards, • and marched off to Chatham. A requisition, signed by thirty-six iababitants of the Borough of Southwark, has been via-seeded to Sir WATILIS LESIVA, the Diet Bailiff; to convose n intetitt4 tit the 'ToWii Hail, on the business of , 'thanks to Colonel Wastot.c, &c. ill the saute rood 1 nearly a* the Cities of Loudon and Westiumater, which he' eranted for this day. Yesterday, the Luau MATO', idler examiniog the mealweighera returns, ordered the price of ;weed to be continued at one shilling mad two enee three farthings the quartern /oaf. r The Drury-Lane Comoany coinuirocved their 'operations last night, at the Lyceum in the Strand. It is a light ele4aiit house, and ta its proportions much reseilible's that late Drury-Luse Theatre, oh' • which it may be coinidered a miniaturr.. Al though the oerforinauces of hest night went off with eclat, they can Ire regorded us little more than s retain-sal, the house 'pot bring quite fniished, find the performers quite new to the Bosnia We hope. as May-day approaches, the belleswill *hoodoo the cloth and gold pelisse, sot adopt those of the snore beautiful silk, of pale pink, blue, - 1 lilac, pea-green, and primrose.. We arc happy to bee the great prefereoce gives, to the Cytherea lint, which has bees, .uptrodoceil with so touch suc cess at 60, wort which proisi-es to Oe the mod prevalent fashichis for the reason. 1 Tlie battle betwceu Richuinti, the Black, and bane Mud, the waternoni, law a purse of 100 'mines,, took place yesterday at Cos - Oahe Wood. A great cosicourse of spectators left town early its the 1111 l rating for the acetic of action. A 00-Punt roped ring was formed, and well surrounded with the usual amateurs. At a quarter past twelve, the combatants entered the ring, both in good spirits. 'the seconds for Rielin 1111 l were Bob Clark and Thee Jones. Ceie and ego',/,' were seconds for Wood. They fought 20 rouuds in thirty minntea ; they both .heated game, and at the 10th rouud Wood gave Itichuisis a right.haniled hit on the debt eye, which lie did not appear mach to relish, even bettisig; ouil repaid him us the successive round, with good interest, when at the twentieth round, Wood gave it in for a bad job; and Richman seemed whore had plenty of beating, though be carried it off with good spirit. A second battle took pled between Poised and the Giovey, which bested fifteen minutes; it was allow ed hr the sarratenos to 1e a very'well coutesied beat his loan. After-the senenintows Res•dotioli of the Court of Directors of this 4th itistimt, wherein ihey declare, that" Mr. Tostriteisoo has been gnilly of negli gence mid nuittentioss in the ilispostal of his Isidro. wage, blanieahle in itself, and iniitrionts to the eta meter of the Court." their Resolution ot yeaterslay is the most extraordinary proreethsio we ever wit %teased. After a most careful 'perusal of the evi dence, we cannot see a tittle of it which should have Seduced thesis to form en opinion differeist from the one they gave on the 4th. • Can it be for si runient supposed, that such GI body of 111V11 could have come to an utianimons Resolution, that one of their own Court had been guilty of such taiserm-' duct, had a daubs remained sit their minds of the truth of it. The proceeding is a swot indecent o ne, awl its Object is too clear to he npiannslcrstiool.— Will the imelepeodent Proprietors suffer themselves to be ausieflie dupes of such en artilice .T,:17.1E BRlTlSffiiiit PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL lit. Fort Bourbon stirraudered on the 27tli February. A French corvette, IA m copy of the Articles (4 Caoitutation on bOtiii, was Utters by the Phoebe, cud on Saud iy carried into Plymouth. The Hoare of Cot ttttttvas resented it% sittings ye-get-day after . the Illoltalaye—Mr. Caoar:a sat upon the Treasury Beach, and (lid the routine Walpole of the Chief Seefttary fee inland, eke Esart ,1311.:oit, that tlley were ready to barter a Wes. It in India fora seat in Parliament ; that they into a tieguThaties, for the purpose, with. a . . ling Impostor, and, that the obiect was only de: tested by his inability to perform his sloth:n* l / 4 in* We believe that according to the present official system, it is considered fair to exchange patronage in mie department, for patrosilsge in another depart ' went; and se ran conceive many innoccot &clinics that may arise from it ; but a seat in the House of Common*, we contend, is not the fair and coma'. tetiona'. gift of any individual, and cannot be fairly eschunAeil for a Writership or Cathie). in India. My Lord : 6.smcsitvv, and my Lord CASTLE.. BSA C; H. however, ,we no harm in this sort of traffic.... They appear, on this contrary. quite pleased with the thilt4lit, awl only mortilied became the expec tation was nut realizeil.—This subject is of vital isaportance.—We oill resume it to-morrow. Rocco arrived iu town last morning, with dispatehrs from Lisbon. We understand that they antiostwe the total destraction of the re iiiii ant of the %larynx of ROMAY s's arms.. and confirm the *vomits of the advance of the French into Porto rid. All the British troops that went to Cadiz from England and Lisbon, Inv.! in consequence re turned to the Tagus. We find, fmm our Ports. month letter, that the smiling of the Surveil taste, which was to carry Sir Asrano WELLESLEY and hie Striff to Lisbon, has been counter iiiiii idea. The news tweeight by Col. Kota may. perhaps, render it nee es any to mill:. a char 4 .- in his instruc t a. tr, al stared in the foreign papers, the ovi guard of Marshal SAULT'S arm, was within a 'a mart!: of 0 ; on the 23d tart, it would born tittr.e to I .1,./ou Ion! before Sir A STo 010Presch •' :1 41, flu :r efforts to enlist thelitiplitosola, Ministers always appear too lots '"Yr.qtr'' ..• . - . • I FROM LAST MOUT S C.IZETT.E. -..,...,_ PARTNERSHIPS firorge Boor, , 11 . 61lioun tient, nod JoorphPkwin, 111141141Cf5. Nov.. lotto. Join, 11d,rr and John Lye', of 31 ofichosier, cottoo-onnuor fortturro. March 1. trlrly George Adey sorr - Fioneo Fuakus, of ILl , lrin's-place, Eakin is" , Apo dohs, iron -Ode-ow Ay.rr o, lavy. Ceto,;,e Astor, George Iluro,oid, sad Set..vertu Rands„ of f'ornhill, London, ressical-instrirmrat-iviannfocturen,. Morris 13, (.Loos and (abort Liddsoed, both of Andover, Hants, chymisic April ts, inuy. orgv and J. il.Ctrilovi bruher. Alt minder Huhu . and Thoorab %Talker, of Afanthcater„ totiuti.snotaufactorers. April 5, tong. BANK RUPTC I ES PNLARS ED. James Nlaaning, hoc of Brititul, grocer, faun Aped ill, to June 6, at the {Elute LlO4l tan, Denad-ptseet,Beititul. (curie Taylor, of Brawl, merchant, Arum Aseil is, to .160 e 3, at the White Hun Ina, Broad abroet, BA N KR 11' PTA. Josiah Allen, late of larerpad, hat now of Toxtrtlm Part., Laocaster, uihnan, to untrearder. M. 9 0,14 and .23, at Ammo, at the Limes Arial. Ns. la Mapaumson, - neys„ Mr. Hip, Hattuuliartims, Ilulhutr , Luwlw i and Mr. Shrytnalmer, bliinittoon, Lis erpaul. Werijainin Saiudeu and John Smallwood, of Holy well street, Strand, Middleami, laymen to surreader, Apid Jr, and May 13, at e lemma, imiGuditudl, Louder,. Attosmacy, Mr. W. N. Johusiou,Charlotte-strtott, Fitasaympans. DIP, MINDS. Julie 90. William Thompstia of Lliemm-steeet„ llosttawark„ surrey, merchaut, aud Lb:waxer Le..lbC•ber, Of Moor p late, Lamb.. dr, Surrey, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Loudon. May 16. Meow, of Clapham, Barmy, coach mails, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lundell. May 6. Philip Davies, late of filarkfelars'-road, Surrey, but use of the Slugs Bauch Prison, Lamy, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landoa. May a. William Gran, of Neubtortro, Lancaster, common_ brewer, at use at the Stew aud barter Tavern, P ar adise. street, Livernikil. May 9. Lairrcuce Coitus, of Famichanim-street, Lothian', merchant, at Bribe, at May it,. Stephen 111ostran and Matthew Res.laltsw Morley, late of Torkstreet, Southwark, Sorry, hop-tactors, at Maitre, at G oddball, lAiadeu. a. May t. George Davie, of Crembeers•itreet, Leicester litlabs, hunt-draper, at ow, et Guildhall, Uship. May ti. HUN latia, of Beitrin.streos, Loug.ue e r, io the pariah of St. Ctlea's in the Vielda, MitlJleaes cheese otougn, at ..s.e, at Guildhall, bunion. May A. 1‘ idioms Spears, of Rood-lame, Loads% fish salon wan, at eleven, at Guildhall. May •2 a Daniel Kin: ty, of Size lane, Lourluo, saerehnot, at cleans, at Guildhall. May O. Thomas Hello rlii:Joti, late of Lawrence•Ponntory taut, Loudon broker, at one, at Guildhall. May 9. Julio ;Rosman, tit IV•ler- line, Tower-street, I.oes. don, braudy-anerchant, at twelve, at Gaildhatil. April 41. Henry Gnumly -Bectson, laze ,of Gpay's-Inn square, Middlesex, money-scrivener, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Ma; p. Tantrism, of Ball-alley, Lonsbarthitreet, Loudon, stat toiler, at tea, at Guildhall. May t. John idiom, of Llasigellew, Denbigh, shop-keeper. at eleven, et the Cross Keys Inn, in ltamestry, Salop. May.:. Iluldsworth, of kddinglotia, Turk, Sas. timilser, at eleven, at the George Imo, w Kinplua-upon. Hull. May a. D Mars Tankard, late of Uwiso-street, Prifirolp iabsort-usakax, at Acres, at the Mammon 'ravens, All Saint's-lane, Bristol. May 9. Timers Barlow, of Manchester, neereheat,at Glatt, at the New Eschan,te Buildlogs, NI satchester. May a. Robert Goolden, of Liverpool, issertheat, et 4440. veo, at the George Ina, Dale-street, Laverpotil• May 6. John Colima, late of Jewry -street, Aldgate, Loss. don, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. May ti. John Silvelirmol, of Spirt r-steret, Spitalkelds, lliddkaes, odour-manufacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.uodus. M'ay' so. Juweph Anderson, of Graceekurek-strata, Lon due, paper-hanger, at our, at Guildhall. May t. Joseph Markeutie of the Old Bailey, Lundou, bookseller, at twrlt e, at dui Idliall. May tar. Charles %Anglo, of Ahlgate, Lesion, tobnecia sag, at one, as Guildhall. J ulle 3. Sinclair 1l right, late of While- Meese- lase, White chapel, Middlesex, merchant, at out, at Gwildkall, London. Jane J. William tViater, the yammerer, of Blattfriar's-road. Surry, puilster, at ome, at London. is Juhu Mattel!, ot Laster, core-nrerthant, at eleven, at the Old London tau , Laid. v. Jane 27. Robert 504114 It, of Mork-lane, London, mid of New Cruel, Deptford, Kent, provision-mterchaut, at one. at GmWulL Jane t 7, Wijliasts A Idiom, of 'I *keen.— tavlif, at iiste„ at Guildhall. CFATIFICATES—M s 2. Nicholas Sluktiecust, Traguny, iaakeeper. 31f1 %Yates*, of Great Cando ol;e • a trier I, Haelisierread. M oldlesex, treader. John of the Strand, Miditlearn, tobacconist. Robert Frith, of Broughton Ford, uear 31:inch/rater, arthert. yyuu intrr. Tkinsas Clayton, of Difutorth, Lancaster, tanner. Thouuis f 4 rry, of Fleetatreet, London, nunis-nasicer Samuel bur's, lb( younger, late of Maria, Emirs, shop. keeper. Bliehiel Webster, of Witham, is t►e parish olf .Isttus•in- Iluldenwu, York, Charles t iwe, of WwWsrl•, WM% tallors-ehaudkr. Lucas, of CM:amide. Loudou, marehmareataa. - . • MARRIAGE. On Snnday last, it St. 1/meshes in the West, Thomas Erskine Satherlirad r Ett of Edrubsirgh, to Miss Nightly, of Eleet.street. DIED. At Ilanipstead, ou the gilt rust. Mr. Orley, af Niernasurd street. On the silt last at his daughter's house, on St. Nary Hill, Mr. Edward Pince, of .Margate Last night, Mr. Grimes, you. son of Mr. Grimes, woolliss. denper, is the Strand • • y414111$ wan greatly resrs4, sad roach lamented by • large circle of friends. 1 • just attained the age of twenty-use. Sodrieuly, usr Thursday last, Mrs Edward% wife of Mr. &bran* of Tyurlat.plsse, Idlogtors, mad Slums& las. ribinewry-lase After breakfast, she went upstairs to speak to the servant in the Ledviswit ; sat down in • disk praised Of a sadden pair iu her Iliad, and died inseam*. inroasolsbler distress of her relatives and friends mug IN* be ausierttsed. P e ( ' •-• • "Rd nON-IsaleGL UGH WATLU, TIIIIrDAY. AT LONDON-WL Num to....vain. filet.le I Eno. WI allefr. "RIC, Or trocits, Y____ At. • bug Oust hasp Ur i eadeed 41 per lit so t• • 6•7 • 074; poi C l eat. Comois 4 per Ceut . • 3 per Cam Navy • IM Asneit ro Lim, ties .. - it) leldli S per test 9la es.dir. WWllads se pen. eir*4l. ..... ......... is is pmts. stiery rrekeis 221. I is. lir T. RISII, Stoek ltruter, ' . N4i. 4, Curabill, k p,Ciserinuerese. I.ON HON s Print. G. D IYlptluli,Ne 1.t. - 0611 -. Haewtell-eutert, Carev-streel suit polptiehati at the telfwe, No 15. dark of Si. Cletweet's Church, Strand, ley I WHITE, of same plare —(hJetty /.e. fur tbow Peps We to lbw O,ia►, %Iwo pawl), wig) he 1414 wttewelee w. Sir A screw IL %VEI.I.EILLY. --......-. 'Che evidence given beiere theAllidert Conirnittee of the Douse of Commons. upon Ellin India Pa- tronage, has been printed. and pUblished as an Appeinlis to their Rep ort. llio#eat length con- fines us to some esltraets. It r iiiifoidb tummy eases of *bore of patronkce, bet sir is IMO R abler*. Tilvy are eavtal »hese the bus been *Wit. not by the original !very - %lot by those Nun' %lions it twaft'Afes ' . ineeeently and IsUslably. The fuuntsfasko,pirt,t, to be generally r ltived porn . but the st '.- frotu it, 311iprilt* ' in enaeial reeve Ile ed through corrupt channAti,and wr • ' .. IP long as the East halls Directors entitiot hi" red stgailest eerily friends. and wortiirgi„catsurites. this is unavoidable. Front these twice Wolliesse however fennel, independent of am thing. *do lie olijeeted to Mr. Titvi.l.l3- soli and mu" ‘Vneovoan. one great and isees, - s escseption. It will he found io the ecietift t iesf the Eadi of CL•IICASTV said Viie.CAS-. f