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. . c 7... 11 ,4 1 . ,••• • • r • • •• • ' (l e „I . ir • • 3 .- 0 1 4 „ r t , 4 Tip .Ibz Irtttob . ;~ ,\.' . SA'RJRDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1809. NUMBER 1894. _ ' PRICE SIX-PENCI: IHEATIM-KOYAL. !LUNY-LANG. ESENT EVEN IN(:, Feb. it, IRO% L Their Majesties' Servants will net tlw new Comedy of • MAN AND WIFE; To which will be added, (ad time,) • aew Comedy, in tno arts, cAlled THE EINCONSCIO COUNTERFEIT. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Papers moved for on a former day, coneerniug the Customs and Excise.. and also the Consolidated Fund.--Ordered to be laid on the Table. Lord AUCKLAND moved, "That there be laid before the House an Act:no:it, for the last three years, of the Exports and lieporor of Ireland; and also an Account of the Import* from America to I reliod."—Agreed to. OHM:1o; IN COUNCIL. Lord AUCKLAND also tamed, "Tat a Copy of the Proeeediugs of the American Congress, traus witted by our Minister re►ident there to tins Go vertimelit, be laid upon the Table." He trusted these papers would contain the proposal which hail been made by the Caned Stites to Great Britain and France, with respect to the taking off the Em bargo. There was probably a misconception had gonu abroad on this subject, in consequence of whet had fallen from the Noble Secretary. It had been intimated that Amerien had sheen a great partiality towards Fiance, and the proposal made we, represented to be this: " If Greet Britain would remind her Orders in Council, America %souk, take off the embargo: bat to France the jimposal was to mond het Decrees, and thra America would not ouly take off .the Embargo, bat would go to war with En g lauil." But he felt it his duty to state, that this had been a wrong conception, because the proposal *UM the same, as to its effects, towards both countries, and contained ion the slightest partiality towards either, fur he held in his baud a Copy of those promise'''. Lord GINN VILLE observed, that in consequence of whet hail fallen I•reat the Noble Secretary on a former night, his mind was somewhat staggered to sOpposeshat America should exhibit such a mark ed partialiq to France, in opposition to this comi ty)? ; but having investigated the fact, he found that the proposal to buth.countries ass in sub stance exactly time same, and , the words in which the propead was made to each were so much alike, that it *hewed cousiiderable ingenuity and delibe ration lord been used to produce the The Earl of LI VPRPODL had not the smallest objection to the motion of the Noble Lord, and lie hail no &olio the papers morsel for would contain. the proposals alluded to. With respect to the dif ference *kith hail been munifssted by America to the two countries, he should take an opportunity of stating his seutiineuts re explicitly, when that subject came before the House. The Mistion.was thew agreed to. Earl HATNDK*I* thought it his duty to state that the Inspector-Gementl would not he able to make out all the: accounts mused for, espcmially those re lating to India, giving an account of that trade, down to the present time, !wriest* not in the ,nurse of this year. He paid a high compliment to the great worth and merit of the luspector-Ge- Isellii. Lord AUCKLAND expressed his surprise, that the occoniits could not In, mide out this year. as they hiol hero in former years. lie felt himself, of all men. disposed. to acquit. the liispector-General of the wettest inaine, for he would he the first to bear witness of tint Gentleman's great sosiduity, virtne and talents. After ►once further conversation, it was agreed that the accounts which were boatel so inconveuiiiiit tribe produzed, might, on this occasion, be dispens ed with. Lord GRENviLLL was sorry that.the production of papers remleivil it necessary for him to postpoise his motion, whjeli then stood for Tuesday next. Both public and privute iiiconvenience ounhl r,- ►uit from his complying with this necessity ; but he midis d it to be understood clearly, that no fur ther postponeiuent whatever would take place, ■nl therefore he moved, " That the present order he discharged, and that the Lords be surismorieti for Friday, to which day he deferred his motion, when it would he decidedly brought forward."— Ordered aceorliugly.—Adjourned. • to bile. that this Directors are anxious to discover punish frauds . The motion wee agreed to, And a Commift.e of fiftees were appointed, eunsistiug of the folios log Gentkonii-n Mr. Grout Me. 'Wilbraham Bootle I Mr. Vansittart Mr Wilberforce Mr. M illiatu Elliot Sir Arthur Piggott Mr. Lucelles Mr. Aliererouibie ...Mt. Hooke' Mr. Pereeral - Mr Dickinson Mr. Yorke Mr. Tierney Sir Charlce Morgan Mr Whitbread Upon the motion of Sir Jolts St wet* la, a Comtnitter was appuiuted to take into consideration the proplicty of CUCUti• ragin,,: the use of hyoid wheels to carriages of berdiu throughout Great Blitain. The SLERLTAR. at W•ls brought op the estimate of the army for the year Ido9, M15 . A.,11 was ordered to he printed, mid was referred to the Committee of Supply. lie also h. ought up an account of the uuuiber of recruits entered for the last year. General STEWART presented, according to order, the ie. tire of the strength of the Curninissariat llepartuieut at. RAPIIWAIS) iug the expedition from (rebind to Portugal. HOUSE OF LOH DB, ramAv, F■s. 16. • THEATRE-ROYAL HAT-MARKET. Tl 4 PRESENT EYENIN(:.F.b. will he unto), Shakespeare's, Histories' Plav of KINO HENRY THE FACHiTH. To whit* will be-sited, lime') 15 H 1 A PRINCE FhcoND Ni(arr.—ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, IN Tun HAY:HARI:IM ON FRI OAY KENT. Feb. 17, will be per. hewed, the First Act 4ir Tim CREATION ; Conipmed by Dr. Haydn. Witb TWO GRAN D ELI EOUS ACTS, in sisal - will be introdtteed floglaild's Bing, and EH:inners Geode Air‘, nod, for the first tiro, Pureell's rele. V lled Cantata of Saul and the ',vita, et E o l,,,• • • by Nt r . lbooliatn.—' Angels eve briglit and file.' by Mr.. Nauxhaii.— Kent's favourite .Itithern Heor my prayer, by Mrs. 1114111 i and Nester Dotwouset.—' Farewell ye limpid srriags,' and The Soldiceeir'd; by Mts. Dirkum..—Several Grand Clot aus-; s, never performett—To conclude with tits Coronation nab: ' God aavr the King.' Peri:iettirrs--Mrs. Diehons, Mrs. Bland, Signors Cretlietti, Master Dom- ousel. and Mrs. Vauehan. Mr. Bra hma,. Mr. Goes, ‘ll . Mr. Tailor, and nr. Deflator. Lander of ibit Bawl, Mr. A.,bley—:Organ, Mr, J. Ashley. I•corisevener of the great inerOiter 'lewd tbe Pit, lb* Thcats Kid Deeliestra will in future ire added to it. Pla .es for the R.iitis to he tokeu u( Mr. Brandon, it the Box-office in the Haymarket. hours to be orute.l at Six. and begin at Soren. Box fin.— Pit 31. rid—Gal. 34.—Upper Gal. ta.--Halflwire at Nine. rennet Booboo( ibe Performance ill be had in the Theatre *oily, prow 6d. those solid in Ilse streets aro spurious and imperfect.. ; cociaNcr. To be Fought ut the COCK-PIT ROYAL, South.si•le of St. Janns,'s-:'ark, on Moods! next, the 19th lad. and eolith:vied all the Wert:, the grand .Main be tween the Grit:roma of Hampshire and Krat, for Fite ..itd6ene at Rattle, and Fifty the Main, to begin Fighting piecitolp at 0 tic! , ...ok each frontal:. )Et\ fur Hampshire. CH.‘P)IAN for Rent. WANTS a SAuatam. Person well acquainted wifh Deveis.wiakirix awl Itair-dresehtg. The Ad%ertiser eau be well recomincnited Lain her last Situation. Additas to H. H. at Mr. Mall's, Ltitklifl' Hair-dfiliett, No. a, to iacru . '-street, IlanJeer-Nimes. _ _ . -• 1 . his .41IV is priblisha.l. it Crows Octavo, price us. is boards, I rtik: Exi,JosE; Or. Nap o leo n 6°lllw:int, un it masked ; is a 'condensed statement of bu caretr and Ltrnrities, arcomptinitcl mith Notes, &c. "1 vrettltl not he the villain Fir the whole space that In the Tyraut's grasp, AuJ the rich bast ti• bout" febiii.tted by William Alheatarlemrier. VICTL'ALLING-OFFICE, tots. IrrHtfiAirM CiSbiII)NEHS for iiikeianeaq rilajegy's Nosy do hereby r ite Native, That or FRI DAY, the 17t4 irdart, they kill be inady to rtrere 7;n -d-re in teriting (seated o e .t tie* inn sc ut 140,;4,.. WEAR, BARREL, KILDERKIN, nick tN,. LuNG osd Illet.LlaT PINK, .0.4 HAZLE IVOOD, HOOPS, fanewrabte to Moats to he perdnerd with ttet Terste7ll wen ee warded fur the rerciee of this I.o.2lnrr' neer, ;..r the ensuing Turtle AT-raths, to be doll: need i.e., rortord'istrg'ore. at lkettLed and to be "Kid for by !tit's, psyoets with Inters-4 ninety darts ans. date. The Coreditioas of Cie Contract may be sees al the SaCratary'S Ofre• No regard trill be hurl to cute Tender in which the Penn skill not be teterted in word. at •noth, or that rtodt rot be ',star,,', to the Bernd InrOre One o'Ctock on the raid F. i !ny, the 1; N. instant, nor nete.l the Person who makes the Tes.ter, Of 10101 d Person on kr behalf, attends, to answer when calls', Ar. • IFICTUALLINCI-OFFICE, rEs. t, taut). E COM MISSt()N Elti for Viet:railing H Nary do /teethe pare e, That.s TIM- DAY, 11e tkey wilt be reedy t'e ten-ire 71 , tifers in ?iv (oatd itp) end treat .Por THREE HUN DRED THOUSAND GALLONS or WEST INDIA RUM, to b, dotty . Gre s jnA Mireheni..e in tekieh eke swung thole km, been itonded, 1114 Ilap.ely's Victual tor Stores el Plnnenuth nail Po union!/, in Ike ptspnrtinno ei dertnentistied, tkereqf in a amaih, tied the reneetintkr Mt a Hl9 , i'h t; ei ,rl., viz. Plymouth 200,0(13 Purtomuuth ..100,MW And to be paid ,r,r by M.*, sayable, wills Interest, "ripely day• an, elate. 7 he Conditions of the Contract way be seers at the Se.-retory'a Q0^•• No regard will he hod to tow 'feeder in which the Price Ada mat Ge oeseetrit ;a WWI. at length, or that shall mid be defirered • the &nal befurs One o'rlock on the laid Tewelase, lie 214 ivlaM, 'a ad, u the Person oho make* the Trader, or saw ?aria , his twhatf; offend , . to town 'rhos callot foe . Y14711,41.1.1N0-OFFICK, Fut. 9, 1609 /THE CO NI 188141 N ERS for Vicistallims; Ills „„ k„..., M Nary do herd., giro Notice, rat on FRI DAY, the 2401 111.1110, they n ig be ready S. termite refute, , lentils; (greet op) awl Orott for its. ntpriyeiseat YEGET A )IL LS shall be demanded/or tit weal lit Moleene Stripe and Vt-tels et Yarmouth nu the reanty Atocfolk doriho the *pace? ter ,7 or months, from the :4•A April next, to he paid for by pe m oble lath Inteee.t. ~, . rely dal* qre, date. The CroAtioo* floe Contract ?nal be *ere at the serro tar's Ogre, at tAis °A e, or by applyiog to MI. Jobs Intl* Cr! No Yeuototith. Nd rev/pi will be had to any Potter in which the Price shall eut be broiled in —"ad. al leo.oth, or that shall not Os dellecred to the lloord letheu Owe efelork on the said Friday, the Stith wood, Roe soles. the Pecom who make , the Tender, or 3001 e Pero" on Ate /Wolf, durooto, to ~leer thew called for. IFFICE, Fro. lit. airy!). THE COAI ISt; It EIN fur fictoolling Ills Mairde's Nary do hereho girl Auti e, llest so Eat- DAY NEXT, ierhart, ahoy will he rawly to *ocelot Teadete in writior (00/.4: rep,', owed treat for Two HUNDRED and FIFTY BAGS ill()PS, of the yruietle of the .rear 101,0, So tor ea em•rohle h. inoupi r es S. be produced with tic 'Tent/v., to be 1ie161 .,,,1 1 Id fir ',mew o f one mouth eat* the St.c. s at Pa, txmouth and Plymouth .in the follow tae propoetioet, re. • Sage. Pori sno-oth Plysiustla ono And to k paid fur by Mils, payable with leterr;, sieels days Vier date. The Cowl:fere 0 . the Cataract ma/ he tam at the Secretary's Pfhee. .Ve eamed will he had /navy T.,,dee is which tie Prier shall 'lle he imetoted i 1. h, n that ehwi dekreeed t , •ie panrd be/on, flue rit'llick um the Ara h . ridee, the 17th ee ef : ger valve di Perate whe mares the Trailer ' •er MOM 'MOM ea his M I( c *South to wow Woo tteled Jtor. • BASSET'S DIVORCE SILL. Mr. Nolan attended as Counsel at the bar, and, in consequence of the absence of Mr. Garruw, stated the circumstances which led to the isitroduc tion of this Bill. Mr. Besset was ! ' coinsiderable merchant iii the city of Lon,lose but originally re sided in the East Indies. It evosslG appear that he married at Bengal in the year 17e0, and a copy of the register, which is annually transmitted to the Directors of the Fast India C patsy, would.satie fiactorily prove the marriage to hareiwen duly so lemnized. Through the course of several' years, down to September, 1606, when she aufertunately became acquainted with • person of the name of Jury, his lady's sm e lliest nail been prudent mid de esorons. Hut ut tls.• period last mentioned, by Meant • of a 'previous acapiaintance with this person. who had been e•nployed in her sister's family, for the pur oose of •ttesehing a young lady to play upon the harps Mie deviated front the path of her former me !node, need it was left without doubt that en adul terous connection ensued. Something inipropet had been ol.sesrved by a servantin Mr. Baristes be haviour, and he informed his 'limiter of the circum stance. Still Mr. Basset acted, from that time, to OM, the vita of a kind at 4 affectionate husbeud, hint his wife thought proper. in the mouth of IV. %wary that year, to remove from her husband's . house to Parke,lace, where, it would he proved, this music-master hail been in the kehit of visiting her at late hours of the night, and that she Wei crane half WAY down stairs to assert him on his ar rival. Ile sl • Id elm adduce the usual evidence, in respect to the verdict and judgment, and other proceedings in the Courts below. Copies of the Order and of the Bill were proved to have been served upon Mrs. Basset, at her pre sent residence, No. 10, Park-place. Baker-street, North; by George Hopkinton end Sarah Selby. Mr. Pelham Tlionta* Meitlaild produced a copy of the Register at Bengal, whereby it appeared, that Richard Caissp!.wil EAS4I.4; Esq. was married to Nlar..:l4:et Ann Hampton, its the year 17.610. A copy of the Record its the Como of King's Bench was next produced, which aliened that judgment had been given against the I;efendant for -10001. (1141I1A4CI: for which 117. Collield, ass Attoriley, took Ste Defendant in eseeution ; alien a gentle:um' paid the atn.insit for him, and the .aine auto was f und over to Mr. Basset. Thomas Phillips stated. he was butler to Mr. Basset, and revolleetini, that. in the year 'pose Mr. Dizzy cense as is musi:•-master to Mr. Basset's house,.iss York-place. lie remembered that Ovine thing particular too!: place about the u.onth of September. Ile was 011 the outside of the draw ing -room door, and he heard a loud noise of kilo. ititc, when he immediately fee red the door and went into the rosese were! he saw Disey leaning over Mrs. Basset. atlll WAS 111 lls arms but the Artiness did not believe that ally criminal inter.- course took plate at that time. He informed - his Insister of what he lied seen about a fortnight after wards. lie said 31rs. Cosset had (teen in the habit. prerinns to this event, of leaving her house, and of going to her sister's. His master and mistress, as tar as he hail observed, Away* lived happily toge ther, nor hail lie ever seen illr. Dizzy et the house but on nett occasion beforr this, mid that was when' there mass a music party. Mrs. Basset left his mas ter's house, its York-;slate, in Jaimary following. A servant, who lived with Mrs. Basset alter she separated from her hush:mil, NMI, that Mr. Diary was its the habit of coining to Mrs. thesset's lodgings frequently, and abort the hours of twelve or our. o'clock at night. There was usually slipper pro vided for him, and lie generally staid all night.— The Witness* commonly took away the supper things, when she sometimes found tiast they both had gone to bed. A night-cap was placed for bine, end when she went ;situ her mildness 's herl.chamber in a mornine, to s; cask to her, she had often seen Mr. I).'s clothes, mid when she was out of the room, she lied heard theta beds conversing toge ther. She had never observed any thing persica lar, except seeing Mr. D. laying his head on Mrs. Basset's lisp, lint she had not the smallest doubt of their having slept together. Mr. Gamow observed, he had several Witnesses to state similar circumstances, but sunless their Lordship should not feel satisfied, lie did not think it necessary to call them. Elizabeth Bridges was Governess in the family of Mr. Palmer, who married die sister ni . Nlrs. Basset. She described Mr. Basset to have been one of the best hush:lnds, and his conduct 011 ail occasions was remarlable for Mildness. She re collected the ramie sinister being isitnoluced to Nlr. Puliner'si, for the purpose of instructing a young lady who was there on • visit. Mrs. Bas set's conduct had at all times, before this affair, been void of the &mulled isupropricty. She re membered her elopement was contrary to Mr. Bar. set's inclination, and caused him the affliction. The servant Phillips made known te her the circumstances he witnessed, and she had the 110111 of communicating theta to Mr. Basset. Mr. Basset never visited his wife after she left him in the mount of January. 1807. lit answer to a question of the Limo Cues cet.Loa, it appeared, that 110 Chita had been born since the separation. After Counsel Lad withdrawn, the Bill was read se second time, and ordered to he committed. The Earl of Mote* presvnteil a petition from the Debtors i.s the 13orotteli Gaol of Liverpool, which was ordered to be laid iisem the table. The Noble Earl thee moved, .. That this, and the other petitions be referred to the Comusittee ape pointed yesterday." Ordered. Mrs Mitford, I . l'olll the Treasure, brought tip cer tain Papers relative to the B ou nties On certam Fisheries, which were laid upon the Table. Mr. Hayworth, float the Lsehepicr, presel:* A HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tarl PF.B CT Mom Ird from the Wexford Committee, that they luta met, this morning, pursuant to order, when was laid before thew a variety iit isaperv, very Yu' ttttt from the Commissioners in Ireland, which required time to consider, and prn) . iiig Iclie to adjourn to Thlarsday next, for that purisme.—ilsaic n4l gives' accordingly. l'non the Motion of Mr. Wanogn, Captain Finicky Sondes was ordered to attend the Committee of the House, clothe cmidoct of his Ronal Flighttevs the Duke of link, this night. Mr Itx::r; prerented a ',ton from the Debtors con fined in II is Naivety's gaol of N vwg-..te, which was ui tiered to lie on the Table. . •- - Mr. W. P 01.,. bmoght top sonic further documents relative to the Capitulation of the Russian Fleet in the Ta gus, which were ordered to lie on thy Table. Ile explained why these popes, were not laid before the House yesterday, along with the others, pursuant to the Order of the House N hen the Or.kr was made, the First Lord of the Adorn:oly, anxious to afford every ~on able information on the . I, had written to Sir ('harks Cotton, to know whether the palms he had transmitted eutdained every thiog on the soli. 3er t ; in consequence, the Admiral had ,ent the pope,s oust presented, and which were only reeeit eel yesterday. REVENU E. . . pur,olint tr. the (trivia. of the Itny, the Bill for continuitic the thity opoir was read ■ teetotal throe, and tattered t. b.• ennitsiottigi an \ 'outlay iie%t ; as were also the two Lit they,. riga', Bins the one tur routruo the aunt d in,Sno.uoul. anti the nth. . fur loam% the •uto of 1,51i11,11014. The Cu 1111 l of :Suppl), and of Wiwi and Means, were 11:15.1 ptwaponettho Monthre urat EAST I .7.4 14.%. SERVIC E. Mr. Groncr, StliTa moved. ...Chat a select Committee be appointed to inquire into, sad report, the existcuce of ',irrupt practises in the pram:armored of the appointments of Written unit Cadets in the centre of the Cast India Com ps, as al.o ils the purchase or sale of commissions in the 1.411.1. seifiCe " Pl.. GRAN r sibc.intled the motion, from the conviction of the Iln rarity of such au inquiry Atoout rigi,t or awe years eau such a carat .UNT was adopted by the Dueetors, and much good remelted fruits it. He Lucw many iustaiier• of the frauds and cilium , ' practised 'on the siutdect, sad alluded to oat which took place iu the year Lroti. A worthy Director, now no morel, gave a iituatiou through k.:141at14 to a young man, a clerk in the India Ironsc, but alto immediately dis- Awed of it; but in a %bort time the blisiorst entre to light, and both the seller Multi.. purchaser were deprived of their sit nation's. A 4:1141!ai. ease bar oreured within this week, Apo.l 1$ icon 4,411.rr a cisisre. of iliqu,ry lie mentiveed tku DUKE OF YORK. Upon tint 'notion of Mr. WARDO.E, the House re solved itself into a Committee nt the whole House to coosuler further of the conduct of his lio)ol Highness the Duke of York ; Nit. WHARTON ui the Chair. Mr. W agate, %previous to proceeding in the in vestigation, conceived it requisite to allude to oi.e or two eircunsetancei with refs:mime to the past. The first referred to the letter produced last night from Mrs. Clarke to Mr. Donovan, relative to Captain Tuck, and in whirls die moue of Mr. Fiiiiirrty was iiitrodu&d. lie had berme stintd to the Iloilo., that he had never held any connourii eatioa with the latter Celitlernais, but twici.; and he had now to rep, at, that Ire had never received any iiiformatiou whatever Prow bias rel..- tire to Captain Tuck. Having said this, lie could not but feel it most unpleasant, where he was eon.. liClOlll that he was actuated by the purest motives in the conduct he was pursuing, that he was Stilt to hear insinuation% repeated against him ; and I.e ardently wished Mr. Finnerty might he called to , the bur of that (louse, and examined on time aol ject. At the same time he could not but remark upon certain observations made on a fortuer night by a Right Hon. Friend of its (Mr. Sheridan), wen, though he expressed his conviction that Ins wc, tivea were pure, yet had thought proper to ar raign his conduct in keeping bad company, arid suffering Weise:lto be the dupe of a compiracy Ile assured that Gentleman he kept WI, company lie need be aahatucd of, or was afraid to avow. lie therefore did not believe he meant to the ex tent of what Lis expressions seemed to imply ; still less did- lie believe lie had intended to give I of a Ministerial Print.) If the Right Iliniuur able Geotlernati would be so good as to saute the persons to whom he alluded, lie would cheer fully give Min every informution in his power on the subject, and help to bring them forward if knout deserving att. The next subject to which be wished to advert, respected the witness (Miss Tay lot) who had beeu examined last night • lie h..ti ' iognired respecting r&r o ttut had fotrint ite;clierm ter to be respectable. She was the cl.iughter of a geutleman, and hail two brothers in :ate army, mat one is the navy. When he spoke to her CM the necessity of giving her testimony, sire declared, if it must be so, she would "peak the troth, but at the sometime it would be her utter ruin. Mr. LOCKHART titmice to order. He conceived it to be wholly irregular to be waking comments on the evidence, which should be reserved for a future opportunity. Mr. Wallohc seemed to he about to resume his observations, when be was again eslled to order by Mr. Perceval,who so :glister! the impropriety of dis cussing the merits of each witness singly, instead of reserving his obaervationa till the whole of the eviileusee had been gone through. Mr. SHRRID•K conceived, that however the lat ter part of what the Hon. Gentleman had said might not be strictly regular, yet the former part was clearly right, as he was only rescuing kiinself trout ituputations whicn he had couceived hail been cast upon him. 'rod he hail au undoubted right to cell Mr. Finnerty, or any one else be pleased, fur the purpose of clearing Ins character. Mr. WAROLE rosined the Kt. lion. Gentleman he had never received the smote from him too hich lio had entitled on a former night. 'He had, however, brought in his pocket the letters front Mr. Doe [imam to Mrs. Clarke, so often alluded to, which be . had old:Mail from that Lily, and which he wished to have submitted to that /louse. Mr. SHERIDAN claimed the indulgence of the House in reply to some of the observation. of Um Hon. Gentleman. Ile trusted they would give hint credit in saying there W. 41 no man less td the habits, on the one hand. of making nitnnuatiorur against any mum or on the other of muttering any thing he had said ; and he assured tile Hon. Geli atoning his had not used the word conspiracy in what lie had said. It was certainly true, that irons Iris heiorlabip for lion, from the many happy hours they had spent together in their more youthful days, lie had sect the note alluded to to him, but lie hull found spoil inquiry the note had never been delivered. W Ali regard to the effect plocluied by hist:l:twine', he had limed it was felt by the Mouse, when he uttem•Aed to delay going Imo his woofs, after bringing forward his chares. What he had said upon that occasion was only the truth, that in their transactions, Captaiu Huxley Sanded mial Colonel French N'tte one and the seine; mud dint Colonel French was not at all ne ceseiary to support the charge ; and the fact. its it turned nut upon the VVIIit:LCC, prom u 4 he was right ia the assertion. It was certainly is ilia agreeable sit untion to be called on to '<slot • ut rth jectinnable characters, but after its uppe.irilig lie lied sapped in coitipuily mini. Mr. MNCIAltia:. kc should not be surprtscit at ijs IKai.g su-petted of Ihaving bad advisers; lie bait smelt vii rich leed hint apt tt; Attu as it wire, at so dietSll.•