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~' COMMON COUNCIL. RELIEF FOR IRELAND. A Court of Common Council (which was very numerously entailed) was yesterday boldest to Guildhall, to take into co midention tite ansuout of the sum to be 'doomed in aid of As subscription for the relief of our distressed fellow. subjects is Ireland. After the revs orition, callieg ups the Lord Moyne to ap. paid as early day Mc the sucettug of the Court, had been read— Mr. OLDHAM rose and be.was fully snare of the lesporlowee a the subject which he had undertvli, , it to bring before the Court, bat toe *tailed screams of the wretched. ens sod thorn. which pervajled in the souther. districts of Wan, which hid appeared is the stewspapers, relieved him fors the task of gang at length Into mach a .melancholy sub ject He was acre !hot instals ens recollected that in the gone fi f e f e w lean •pwaids of 00,0001. had bees subscribed Ito the Corporatiow for the relief of the iodigeol, a considera ble paints of which sum had ham .pplird to. the assistance of foreigners, every Member, ol'llmat &oar, would concur with 'his in as satins wish to relieve the wawa a our brethren is Vetoed. Ere conrluded with moving, " That the Cham. berate of the City of London be directed so pay over the net of hOO guineas to the food for Ihe relief of Out /Offering brethren and f Ilinstubjecis Ia tested." Mr. Sheriff VENABLES gave his hearty support to the. Modem. He stated some 'melancholy particulars •Itichi had ammo to his kmekdge,relativify to the poverty and 'needy e t ( wa d which prevailed its the soothers distetcto of Ireland, sad aid he should be happy is voting even for at ex. toono• of the soncriptiou to the itasoesit of 1,0001. Mr. FAVIILL eskl, on the present mesons be should be g am loreatied Homo( ttw impoverished date of their feed; bat hs was of opinion they should imitate the example donee great bodies its the City who hod subscribed to the Inn fund. He thought M 's i g hs have sooner turne d their Weans to the distress of our fellomoubjecis in the sister .reentry. Alderman BROWN deprecated the introduction of petit!. cal subjects into a discussion ou • inestioa of charity. He was oho wownliwg that ea incisions like the present they should stop to Misfires, hedger their funds were impoverished by g iving pld hoses to Reformers, or NI any other woo. Alderman WAITHMAN said, whilst the Hon. Alderson, t rowel •fforted to deprecate the tatrodoctios of politics. indulged in a spar at a °endemism who bad exerted hissed( is en highly praiseworthy moaner to °Maio ere. dadae in the expendilure of the country—(Mr. Hume, we soppoire.)--la considering she distress of the southern pert of Indeed, he could Ma avoid expressing his as. foainment that the natives •f that country should be reduced to live to the wretched manner deem ibed b. seven' liveseureble Members, when It was notorious not from a coins y where the inhabitants were starving, am handfed demand quarters of wheat had ben poured tan the London market, which was also inundated with their butter, bacon, sod cheese. He thought tome of the mosey should be applied to make purchases in the London mos krt. He was also of opinion that Ministerp should have takes the state of Ireland into their coosiddration at an ember period, and, if possible, have p led such demi. masted distress. They whose duty it was to pay equal at tention to the waste of every port of the King's dominion; shield eot have allowed private individuals, who came for ward merely front motives of benevolence, to set them an ex ample in relicriag the wants of the sulTeriug poor in Ireland. 'fbe question was the. put and carried anaaimously. Mr. Elmo Maseres attended the Conrt, and tendered his /nineties of the office of one ' r the Judges of the Sheriff's Cow, which situating be had held upwards of 42 years. Ilse Court were pleased to accept his resignation, and re fervid it to the Committee of City Lands to consider the *store. ditties, ke, of the said office. A Petition was presented from the Philanthropic Societe, for the purchase*? the freehold of the premieres occupied by them le Be. Geoege'lnfielda, which atm referred to the Bridge House Committee. /tie Bridge House Committee presented a Report of their proceedings in Parliament in end ring to carry into ef fect the wishes of the Court for obtaining as Act for remov ing the waier.works, and enlarging the present water-way of Ludes-bridge, in which they were unable to gu further, the CommMee of the House of Commune, with one exception, being of optsios a new bridge was reqeisite—they therefore ree•ansemedwi• Petition to the House, to be heard agonise the seemrom prayed for, by sundry inhabitants of the Hu. meek and the provisions to be introduced into the Bill, as far as they may be prejudicial to the City's interest, which, after considerable debate, was agreed to, and the Petition recommeurted by the Committee adopted. The resperition to consider the eireuesslanees of the me morial presented to the Court of Aldermen by several mem bers ad* Court, upon an old By-law, against the late elec tives of Mr. Denman as Common Serjeant, was then read. Mr. Oklhmis addressed the Court •1 some length thereon, sad esemluded with moving furs Committee to, be appointed to invoraigete the game, and whether there are any other By lines adeetiNg the right of the Crawl on the elective of their "ediems, and to report. Mr. - Blade seconded the mokintt. Mr. Depot, Satindere; Mr. Dixint, Mr. Favill, hfe,grocktr, Mr. Aldeetnern Wsithmae, and several other Members spokes whet the motion ass agreed to, ind i COM/11411re of the A irterrnee regent and a Connuciner from each ward appoint ed liecordingly. The LORD MAYOR laid before the Conk the rroiltho ties of Mr. John Woolen. of the office of L l Pper Marshall, *bickers, steepled. Mr. Neville Brown was tbereepoo sp. pniuted to the oriole lituatiern, soil the next Court fixed fur Allier up the recline, catheter Marshal. fit ce"e'reciee..f the great pressure of busieem, the elec tion of second and third assisiast Clerks of the Court of Requests an not posed. A Petition from sundry inhabitants of the ward of Cripple. pte Within, praying fur one wardinote only to be holden for ;be ward Within and the ward Without, instead of separate wardesotes as at present, was previewed and referred to the Cupsmittee Cu whom the former Pectinous on that subject mod referred. FORkiGN INTELZIGENCE. 'KT GERMAN PAPERS. LEIPIIVV, SAT 8: . ' Oar !kir hitherto sot been do bad as we feared it would br, and there has been • great de mand for coarse cloths,' leather, linen, fine English printed calieoel, cambric maalins, Ike. We hope that this will have • favourable effect on the sate cause wool. According to accounts from England t u raid that the pekes of fine woo! have fallen there. hot this is considered to be rather's false report to frighten the holders,•than a real fact; for in many larg e estates Ia Saxony the wool is already esid for two or three years to some. The Jews that were elpected have not yet come. The new liasstai Tariff hat's. unfavourable effect on our fair; se veral Point sod Emilios have in couseq•enee gene home spin., The prohibitory system. which is so thjarioes to commerce, gains ground More and 'ours. The number of booksellers it the fair is es. lim ite d at ab ou t ISO. many bf whom complain of the aunt of bosiners in the coarse of last year. Indigo has rises in price, oa account of the failure of the crop tithe East Indies. Great corn plaints are ow e of the want of business, bat if we coo. hider the exper.rive mode of hviug of Oen, setOwilv and the extravagance of servant., Ifte mutt beteg'. "." 'VI tible that these 61111040 h are not generally well founded. Couriers between .Paris and St. Petersburgh very frequently pass through this town. Men of conse quence in Russia cogsider war to be inevitable.-- (Nuremberg Correspoodest, May S.) THE SITPiCE LONDON, SATURDAY, MIA[ 18. 1822. . • The Roman Catholic Peers Bill was read a third time host night and passed iu the House of Com. mons without a debate. The West India and American Trade Bill pro. duced s long discussion last night. All parties agreed iu its principle. T* Bill was read a se. coati time- Mr. Gout.tsuari brought in his Irish Ponr Re lief BM. A sons of 50,0001. was voted for the purpose in a Committee of Supply. A Harnburgh Mail arrived lot night, with pers from that city to the 11th instant. They con tain ailvicps from St. Petersbargh of the 24th April, at which date the Emperor A Lei[Armee remained la that capital. .A,lttter .from Liebau stales, that h e was expected there on the 519th, on his way to %Vaccine, and thence to the army. The fallowing are extracts : STOCRIIOI.II, WAY S. The Governor of Mistier, by order of the Emperor of Morocco, his master, has add d a letter, dated March 12, to Couut Engeatroos, Minister fm. Forgive Affairs, in which he declares that the Emperor's intentions are not lo be Joked of by the dismissal of the Vice-Consul Grsberg ; that his personal conduct had been the only cease; and that the Government of Morocco wished to oniony an unin terrupted good onderstandiag with his Majesty's domi ilions.—(Official.) RI.IIBORR I , MAT 7. Accounts ?torn Sweden say, that his Royal Higbee,. the Crown Prince will leave Stockholm on the Itth of May, sod go to the seat of Ralkkaskuy in Scauia, the residuum of the Governor of the province. His Royal Highness will review somas regiments, then come to Copenhagen, where he will remain about five days, and then proceed on his foreign tour. It is supposed that his Royal Highness will visit England in this tour. Several American ships hale arrived at Gotten. burg to take in iron, but it is thought that only sit albeit' will obtain cargoes. HAMBURG% • MAY 9. Oar Papers contain a letter signed by Major Dsonesberg, dated on board the Dallas D'Angottlebse, in the port of Marseilles, 27th April. He says they *see to sail the With for Greece, t wenty persons in number, - elp. Maims Germans, two Greeks, a Eremitism, and at Rigliolnisos- He com plains that every thing is very dear, nod !Riviera no one to rime who has not moaey, as what Om German societies do is quite insufficient. Another istaytolliemst Masted 42 gotta, built by the French for the Dey of Tripoli, was in the harbour, ready to sail under the French flag to Tripoli. It was sot true that Germans, who had bees very ill-treated in Greece, had returned to Toulon. They bad sent to Toolots to in. quire, and fovud that the people at Toulon believed these Germans had landed at Marseilles. Four French officers had returned, and made great eorsplaiels. Exchange uu London 38 Si, 3d Bj. The Paris Papers op to Wednesday contain, un der the head of Leghorn, 2011 i April, some details respecting the new territorial division of the parts of Greece delivered from the Ottoman yoke. and of the op e ning of two loans by this interesting new State, upon the 'celerity of the confiscated property of the Tarim—The local intelligence in these Pa pers is of no interest. French Funds.—Five per Cent. 88 f. 20 e. ; Lowest at 83 f. 5 e.; Closed at 88 f. lb r. Exchange on Loutloo.—One Mouth 2b f. lb co—Thsea mouths, 251.—Coars Antioutique, Mop 14.) German Papers to the 10th instant. received et our Office, represent the new Itipsian Tariff as having had a very unfavourable effect upon the late fair at Iriptie. They contain no intelligence re specting Turkey. The Irish Papers received at our Office notice the exertions making to furnish supplies of pro visions to the distressed districts. A very consi derable advance in the price of wheat and owe has taken place in the Cork market. The corn markets of Waterford and Dublin remain nearly stationary. Tat Fvwoi.—The market yesterday. thong's Road. was very steady. Consols were 79 buyers for money. and 79ht for the account on the 2 lit, and $0 foe the account in Judy; Reduced, 781; Navy. MO; 4 per Cents. 94111: Lowg Annui ties. 19 13-16 15.16. Foreign Stocks are on the advance; Spanish, 6311; Danish, 83h ; Prussian, 116 H; Neapolitan. 691. , Sir W. Gunn owl Mr. Jean Score were shut oat on Mr. Home's division on the question re specting the looms lake. Mr. W. [Atli, paired oil with Mr. P. Nl'Quevst. in femme of the secood reading of the Catholic Peers Relief Bill. The following Gentlemen were yesterday called to the degree of Barrister at Law by the Hon. So- Met, of. Lime°lo's Inn names Jones Howell, Esq. • Denis le Merchant, Req.; James Ileyob WO, E.q ; Charles Lyril, Esq.; William Maekworil Praed, Esq. ; and Roamed Furd, Esq. The Au W stell, 74, will be launched from Deptford yard on edneoday next. This vessel is oonotrocted between t h e parts OD Sir ROBERT SBPPING'S plan, and the decks ore . l,M4,disgonally. At the siren to • boat of Ailmiral Ma'am, who commanded o 4 La Ilugne. . - fatally , t. sad Alias Roichkias foe lbeir seat is Seethes& Arturo' at Blakey Hotel, Jetioyu street :--General Laden hon. I tour. Departote•:—He. and Kn. Wesellle fee the Continent. Departprea from Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook. grew . Mr. and Miss Strati (or thei r seat i s D er b ys hi re; fit. 11116 Mr. sad Mrs. Rice for tAeir mat in Osfordshice. Arrivals at the clareadoa Hotel. Rood.idreet Pieliliog sad family from their seat is Gloucester ;• tad Min Wstt,'Epq. from York, Arrivals ak Brook- Sir Richard and Lady Botta, optLlANOgitimi liar seat. Weet. lag-Hall, Norfolk; Miss Batton SOO Alloy Sir aseples •nd Lady' Lorkbirt from their 11•11 is /mein the Chevalier %%ICO2II feast St. Petersborglb • . . PASNlONAELar,r4firras. TwAsildg e peas of Laaadown bas issued cards of Invite. tine for 11=1 rout an the idth hislaat at Laisadowa Howse, -square. Eettalem Gegen will kayo a fashionable party to-morrow treating at hr house is Harley-street. The Bid avid Countess of Murky entertained a dietis: guisbed party yesterday at their house at Knightsbridge. The Eerl end Countess of Lninsdale bad a dinner party yesterday at their house In Cbailes.street, Berkeley-square. Lord Holland had • dinner party yesterday at Holland House. Hos. Lady Smith's root yesterday realist in Pieca. dilly was very numerously and fashionably attended. Mn. Beaumont gave an elegapt ball mod supper y evening at her house in Portman-square, which was a e i s t= by upwards of 500 distinguished Ifaabionables. • THE DUKE OP DEVONSHIRE'S GRAND ROUT. Tim Duke of Devonshire pee his first grand root for the wins' on Thursday "vexing at Devoashiese Howse. The whole suite of apartments were thrown open, which were illuminated witk great Imo donkey. The entwarnay peseta ex ceeded 300 pennons, of the first diatisetinen sad fashion ; among whom were, his Royal Higbee./ the Doke of Saone:, Princess'Enerbasy, the Dukes of Wellington and Somerset. the Duchess of Richasuarl aid the Ladles Lennox, the Dowager Duchess of Roared, the Dreher, of .Portland; the Marchionesses of Eondoaderry, Waterford, Tavistock,. licriford, and Salisbury; the Earl aid Countess of Darnley, Countesses Larsen and St. Aslant% the Earl sod Countess of Serino and the Ladies Molyneux, the Earl of Shaftes bury and the Ladies Ashley. the Coussiess of Harrowby end Lady Mary itydee; the Earl, Corneas, and the Ladies Bathurst; Lord sod Lady IrVittoa, Earl Claawilliant, Lord and Lady Morpeth, Earl sad the Ladies Grey, Lord and Lady Gwydyr, Earl and Cosiness Cowper, the Earl and Corneas of Jersey, Lord Wm. Bernath, the Earl and Countess er•Der6y, Mrs. Fitsberbert, Mrs. Arbuthnot, Miss Seymour, r =NZEMlanyagmg COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. ROY AL VISIT. The KtNO honoured this Theatre last night with his presence. His MAJESTY left his Palace in Pall-mall a quarter before seven o'clock. with the same attendants who accompanied him to Drury. lane on 'Wednesday, with the exception of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, who is recovered from his indisposition. His MAJESTY, escorted by a der tachment of the life guards, arrived at the Theatre exactly at seven o'clock, where he was received by Captain FORBES, Mr. WILLETT, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. C. KEMBLE. and Mr. BRANDON, ID fell court dresses, who conducted him to the royal box, which was fitted up in a splendid style, being hung with scarlet velvet, relieved with purple and orange trimmed with a rich gold border. Oo his entrance into the royal hos his MAJESTY was received with joyful acclamations from every part of the house, which was crowded to excess with rank and fashion. " God rare the King" was sung in full chorus, and amidst the liveliest expressions of loyalty and taco. tion. The entertainments were, Mr. COLMAN'S new play, The Law of Jura, and Cherry and Fair Star—the performance of which afforded great sa tisfaction to his MAJESTY, and every opportunity was seized during the slight of *hewing the delight which his presence afforded to the audience. His MAJESTY looked extremely well, as did also the Duke of You, who accompanied him. The royal party retired amidst universal applause. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT, at. tended by Captain CONROY and 'General WE-, 1 THERALL, occupied Prince LEOPOLD'S box. Mrs. StOtions and her amiable daughter also coutri buied to increase the interest of the scene. Yesterday the Duchess of Gr.ouceasa rode out in her earrnopte and visited the Kiuo. Amongst the late arrivals at Edinburgh are— The Marquis of Tweeddale. Robert Fercupson Esq. of Rohl', and Mrs. Fereussoo ; Capitals and Mrs. jolssion, and Miss Maillaasl ; Audrey/ Fletcher, Esq. of Stigma, sad Thomas Copland, Esq.; Charles Mantel*, Esq.; Robert Hay, Esq. tit Limpluas; and Major Macleod. Amongst the late drpartnres from ditto are— The Earl of Raddinstoo, the Corset and Goatees& Flea bault, Major Coming, and Blesser/re More, E.g. The LORD PROVOST, and Mr. CUNNINGHAM, conjunct city clerk, arrived in Edinburgh on Sun day night, from London. BELzowl, the celebrated traveller, was at St. Peiersburgh on the 24th last. A copy of his works had been presented to the Euredou, who honoured him with • present of a diamond ring. The Dahlia Correspondent contradicts the ac connt of the death of the Bishop of MICATE, which we lately copied from another Dublin Paper. The Museum, No. IV. published May 18th, and continued weekly (price 8.1. or free by poet, Is.) contains—l. Particulars on the Consecration of St. Pan cras' Church; its Architecture, Stc.—l. Improvements and Nuisances of the Metropolis-3. Eloq of Mr. Canniux —4. Stsperficialist-5. Original Poetry, including extracts frum an unpublished Poem by the Rey. W. L. Bowles 6. Fiat Arts: the Exhibition, and the British Institution 7. The Orman: Colman 's New Play at Covent-garden; the Riisg's Visit to Drory-law Masquerade u the Opera House; the Opera—S. Reviews of Gifford's Persists; Wad. donigtost's Visit to Ethiopia; Wordsworth's Tour on the Connivent; Percy Aoredoies. With Varieties, Facelift., Places of Amusements now open, Ise. Sic. Published by John Miller, 69, Fleet street, ever, Saturday morning; and sold sl, by all Bookseller', NeWSISICP, POlittliiit'fip ' _ 4 " r, • 4 ,' - A ' • , • , mom- sZ," l lo ra t , _ FASHIONABLE morzrEnvrs. The Marquis of Chemist...Olt town yesterday midair for Stowe. Airivals at die Waterloo Hotel, Jarmo:street ts— Ur, and ►Mrs. Evans from Paris. Depart ares:-.-Ha d erni mid Mrs. Kee awl family for their sent, Alowlek, Newthemberland; and Mr. and Arias floichktes for their mat is Scotland. ti. y - It I , "7V. =UPI . - ... ... .. • . • - . . ,r,„_.., • L A W INT E LL IcRive g . . Ileellestion In die Marquis of Westmeath's salal-a llalles% neck ' be had on many former orcsaions received pnwroleadmelhisso COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WISTIETIOTtiI , the said flkfury Mohnen Wood, and his feeliege ii.41 6 ,,..e r . • IPIUDAT, MAY It. . Pirated and worked on by the inipeoper and 'Ando.* toter. . , Terence of this ; Deponent and his daughter in she family at. • --- . LIBEL ON HER LATE MASER!'?. , fairs of the slid Defendant, god mo l e peeliebete i tilei a le,.., which contented himeelf and Its wife, and thet hie told wits • . !YE 111110 O. Witanfiet AND ()TURES.. has been, aed is esseoutsged level steepened by this Erepaleient and his daughter in acts of %I .knee and disoberbenre kthearde tatat. tklll was no itidictoleot *galosh the Defendants, , - 7f "Vas Arrowemith, and Shock le,. et printers and hint, awl other insieuitioostlemein mere pariienlar)ykneet eipblislseis of the Joke 801 l newspaper, fot a aeries butted, .this Deponent most positively smith ohm suet' ice,- .ief libels; published in that Paper ogaipst. liar lute midday and insinuations are totally unfeuteded aredatijueii and this Deponent say. that be bad been acq 'Chief ;alike at Guildh a ll. Th e J ett found- all theoainted .witie 'llllejene. The cense was tried before the Lord fatuity; of the Diesel:int many yenta, owl teetilett aery y afar him fit Ireland, and that when the Defeselaut, 'soh, the Defendakta 'juke. year 1812, Ora bolo& hie wife to Irelviol, she tome then The COMMON SIMI RANr now prayed the just- of the age of tt year. or thereabouts, hr mitoduceil ; thie sent of the Court. Deponent to her as en old and respeetel hired, wiith the The LORD, Ciller JUsTICS having reed his notes "'W e " 4 P reasic " .f regard aid emend. nee.. swat this Deponent and his said daughter, then of the age of !Slaves of the". eyideper In)teu at the 'ga01.... . or thereabenta,•net family, lived for many 'sari urea rpetal Atittlaltila were put its by the phyoiriai of the of great intimacy with she Defeudant and Lady 11 tottomOb a Defendant Arrowsonith, and by that Defendant but this Deponent observed verysoun at- r shot period. Amoy himself, stating, that he laboured tinder a coon- appearance-of dooteaticdiacerd and tiphaepitiese leetweessEpod and Lady Pfealotestle oreatiored, a, this DIJOUCUI 10efiV}Jtie. plaint, which a long confinem en t c ou ld nu t fail to Heys, from the re preseutations of both pasties, by she eitieeh oggrarale, even to the endangering of his life, and ungovernable temper of Lord West meal h, and whichdes. An 'Worn was put in on the part of the prone- cord and unhappiness continued to prevoll for several jesiki; cutiou, stinting, that the profits on the sale of the sod this Drpoursit solemnly declares Ow though frequemely Jells 801 l amounted to 3,000/., and that a sobs appealedto and solicited by LordWestineatli, he wet cuseaart ly most analleas to avoid all interference betoeen thea u sewl 'ollfiriptioo of 900/. had been mode to indemnify them never did interfere but tit the urgent request of the Defeadins, *mast the fine imposed by the Court for a libel, of who often expressed the utmost con trittou for Ilia riolemeetel Minch they hied been convicted on the late Ludy o•trageous conduct towards his wife, who even then wea.M- Wrottesley. dared to talk of suing fur a separation, Mal that Sewn ..• The LOBO CHIC/ JUSTICE then asked each of that occasion the Defeudant, in the moat vainest sad Nivel,. eating pioneer, requested this Deponent as a mutual friend Ike Defendant. (alto employed no Counsel) if they to endeavour to oecoseile Lady Westmeath In him, which I haid any thing to add' to the. Costa ; but they painful task this Deponent with the great. staeleclauceeen liteerally declined to du wt. •.. derlook, and persuaded Lady Westmeath to forget the past, Mr. Curator-Stwareui am athlremed.ehe Court in lig- upon Defendatet's mamboe not to renew hi 6 violence to fa , weavatoos of punishment. M. negkoo doges the Defendants cure; but that, notwithsiandine, these ut.hape.y differeammi had takes the discreet mows, is not adeleterang the Court. were continually revived, as ibis Deponent beta-sea, from the It was always difficult to coatend wiehtbsete who offered no same cause, and the Defendant again and egein supplicated rebalance, but he should have been guilty of an and entreated 'hie Deponent (using the Language" Blessed abandonment of duty if be had , not brooght• these dis- are the peace makers") to renew his rwrlinni in renown 4, rutin papers before their Lordships, and if he should ing his wife to him. which he repeatedly succeeded. in keeper to- pallet their Letardthips• oilcloth)* to the deiog. And this Deponent further settle that it aaa with 11111Mesi oaf the Indoesur crime for whirls tea Defendants were extreme difficulty he could prevail on Lady Westmeath is u brought before the Coati. They had thought proper, accept the ronceseions of her husband, and that she -at . ORM' eninicatient of thew (tepidity, and the malignity of length declared it to be impossible for tier to coot inu• any Mlllittentadora, sad fur the &eke of profit, to direct tbe most longer to live with the Defendant; end ibis Deponent fee. -01bagbempekles of attacks/40am the highest subject of this thee moth, that the accusation that Mr. W. Sheldon, and soaks, aow no more. It was swore that these libels were Ibis Deponent, and others, boil meetings with Lady West. aillyeamples, ,std it was also swore that the death of their meath, in order to take measures to lateral on Drfeudant to Mahn bad set put as red to their calumny, for after her execute • deed of separation, and to allow her • fitted and Majesty had bees consigned In the silent tomb of her on- ascertained 'aroma*, is without the least foundathen ; and mestora, thole attests were continued, which, if they had this Deponent further ,site, that be never attended any not shortened, had leabittered bee days. The Learned Coon. meetings for any such or the like purposes except at the ail thee asmaseellefee he language of the libels, sad asked Defendant's own request, and tbnt this Deponent sever bad mbelheemallseingedeeemetaitces it could be permitted for recourse to any arguments or influence, or advised the Do amoinma. helmet. speak se of another, erect if what they (mutant Ia act contrary to his own wisher, or even said ors Mated wow nye, nit was sesudalously false, and even it the did any thing to prevail on the said Defendant to sign the mimes heel been called upon as Judges to pronounce an opi- deed alluded in, and to which this Deponent become a party shwa Could it be said th.t the just freedom of the press at the Defendant's own particular desire; and this Depoaeu ahaaM protect dteutirions like thee!, if it were not as abase further saith, that Notwithstanding the ill.teentment warty af.the word to call them discussions where so shadow of ar. this Deponent knew Led)" Westmeath received of the De '. goon was osedatad where no case whatever war submitted feudant, he (this Depeneut) never recommended or adeieeol , lel as public. It was • tissue of pure invective, which could her to e n d to obtain a d ee d of separation sod separate taellygratily the most vulgar taste and the moat abominable allowaure, or to sue for a separation, on the contrary, this I asalignity. Nothing bite It bad been ever known before in any Depouest took all the pains is his power to keep them. watspapre admitted into say decent house in the 'kingdom together; and this Deponent further seals, that the tram: of Emoted. Bat even if there had been any instance of that circumstances which gays rise to the deed of seism/nice sort, if the abuse bad not bees all or one side, that eras no alluded to ate as follow, va.—lady Westmeath, about the reseal why isewspaper should ran against newspaper—sod ye ar 1818, i n th e most open and eepbeit mouser, declared, 'items she awe necessary for the law to Interfere to protect that she could not bear the Defendant's cruel treatment the character of individuals. He observed that no assurenre any longer, and was determined In site for a divoree in the ems gives by the Defendants of their contrition, no int ima- Ecclesiastical Court. To this the Defelithni -as aVerwri, wash- UM that the aims machinery was Dot still at woek for the leg, as be said, to avoid hatriug the affair mode hollows' to the tlissWeetiois of pirinute character, sod that to the Defendants, public. The consequence was, that Lady Westmeath, willing ,4 bed been asaaefol trade, aseireeritiag Ms their awortine- that the separation should be effected in :he way least pais • . AN they had made a profit of SAM, from which most be fel to the Defendant); (epilogs, consented. to the deed to , d.d..ted 1,1001. Ire iiilicied by the Court for their attack question; stud this Deponeut had out, uor.to this Deponeut'e ea. the lady who had been sonee time dead. Bat then they knowledge, bad Mr. Sitelduss,any concerti whatever in pro lead'oreesived 9501. to Jade-amity them from the sentence, tooting, advising. or flirrtsllll( this separatio• ; sod this Iffalbeeneed the Court world now pass sorb sentence as would Deponent (nether aaith, that when the Defendant came to =dm public morals from a erpetitioe of such of- shit Deponent's with the protest menti o n e d i n th e Defend.. ants affidavit, he (tha Deponent) told the Defendant he Mr. Boot/Gnaw followed., the some side. Re was sere ceteld not receive it; that dike Defendant war averse to the that the Court, in the sentence which they would pswe would deed of separation there was time enough to prevent its being - Faso the author of this troth to the conselommem wb.ch he carried into effect, and sirontly advised him to Jo PO epee •', "NW have of being is sloepower of such agents, and when if such was his wish, as this Deponent could not receive the bps- et should be di,covered, as it would' inevitably be protest, or be a party to ail such measure. And this De r v- • kossiatelower or later, sesiest that perm, **old be netted nent further width, that a. to Lord Westmeath), charge, that • seatimeats which had hitherto bees tbonght incompatible— Deponent advised him not to eemmunicale to lee wife a i the most profound hatred with tbe uttermost contempt. leiter he had received upon a subject which always produced t The Cowin., after some consultative*, directed that the in her great irritation, this Deponent slaty, that he has no . ' Defends's', should be brought up again fur judgment toa the recollection of having ever advised him to keep any leiter , , last day of Term. ` secret from his wife, nor di.l this Deponent ever common.- ' rate with Lady Westmeath in a clandestine ;fur, oto • ' THE KING O. THE MARQUIS OF WESTMEATH. the contrary, this Deponent's ctatinetniestiuns with Lade 6 As soma as the Court was full, by the arrival of Mr. Westmeath on the subject to which Dr nowt alludes, were ~ Justice Harr from the Bail Court— lit the frequert entreal.es sad solicitations of the Defeadent, . ' Mr. Scan-act moved the judgment of the Court on the and such as this Deponent believed to he most likely to heat Marquis of Westmeath. Orr readers will recollect that the di ff erentio between them, which was m ho mile object of Man proceeding, took place in the Court of Cb . ecery , on this Deponent. And This Deponent fortify' smith, Mal thee sir saiestion of the validity of the deed of onion be- this sseertion, that iii the tome. , beam the Noble Marquis (Iben Lord Westmeath) and Lady Westmeath. The statement made by Mr. Welber. hi, routmel gust, 1818, various coesultatione ' Ise H. W. Wood, Fog. ose of the trustees of Lady Westmeath, Depopeni, William Sheldon, a e•-- "was published on the following day in The Ginfrs newspaper, Ill'esimeath, with the 'and Lord Westmeath considering himself injitriously re- qui► to execute am. %fleeted on, desired Mr. Wood to disavow the statement of the deed he bad elandesi foundation; this Deimos MO Counsel or be deemed • liar and hypocrite. The cause. fu to Defendant tent marnee was as. application! so the Court of King's Bench by Gum the Defendant, dal Mr. Wood for a criminal information , which sea granted, this Deponent, that he, 'ad the Noble Marquis having withdrawn his plea, was 'lan Term brought up for judgment, on which occasion of reparation, expressly w he filed a lung affidavit stating the grounds of his irritation I an ate, that he had lets similar one, and that , and displeasure against Mr. Wood, whom he (sometime' I ; ID have been instrumeetal in fomenting the unhappy heard frum this Deponent. disputeswhich existed !between the Noble Marquis and 1 s diug at Tunbridge W-' .eu_an 4 tier, a should meet the said Del 1 Lady Westmeath. The Conned for Mr. Wood 'lwo' up- I 11 ' Der A 1 le I •plied for time to answer the 'natters set forth in Lord and arrauge for him i Ippnatineath's affidavit, which the Court accordingly grasped, sod the case aloud over till this day, when the Noble De- • which this Deponent seems fondant being placed on the boor of the Court, the affidavits I other instance, this Depot of the Prosecutor, H. W. Wood, Esq. of Erasures Elisabeth vent irritation between th , Wood (his daughter), Wm: Sheldon, Esq. (one of Lady I Deponent furrier with It Wesimeath's trustees), and the Res. Wm. Stephens, of . deed of uParatiu• Prue' • 'Cheltenham ' were severally read. ; himself, who requested The affidavit of Henry Widinan Wood. of cousin -street, ti livered.; and this Depot's! Nay-fair, to the Pariah of St. George, Hanover square, ro jor alter ema to buthe r'ecm.m, the said EL (rodeos I' "° 11 ' the County of Middlesex, Esquire, stated, that the said I protest cin Defendant basing, is the mouth of August, 11120, sent a Dep?nent further salt . vory indecent and offensive message to this leeponest, with i • o view to inducer this Deponent to be guilty of a breach of I n m t e e n a t t; hating le l. r al tie hilw the peace, this Deponent caused an application to be made to this Honournble Court, in Ste Michaelmas Term thou 1 , h ; " o : t h .: l6 : h di i : ir ty( b .. 7 , p 'l ; )r ;np re n l dr ne larl ' a l. ; Drat folluoitig, fur a rule for the Defendant to alien pause 1 ' measun it fut 'her than her why ao information should not lie exhibited against bum, 1 and opus reading an affidavit made by this Deponent and Of Lied; Westmeath's true William Stewart, Esquire, and filed of record in this 110- i ,„„ d ih " O r , l" - ',.' fo rt h' moveable Court us the nth November, 1820, and to whirl. ; "ritinem,n's "wing her this Depopent refers, the rule In slow cause was accordingly • e nt :_ 3 ,,"" c t 18419.!, and or() granted. And ills Deponent further +Myth, that in Nitrify . 1 "'nue'', 'hi Deponent Nay, and dill 'Term, 1041, •fter cause had been s hewn on the part of the I D r ih ne e n f t i m invle g le fi said Defeadaut, this Honourable Cnort unanimously made 1- . 'M r . . and this Depuse .. nt forth _ sent), that as to the charge mi. . '.. the said role absolute, and that in putsuanee thereof an ru dieted by the said, Defeuclant of Ate Doponeat's loseriag ea. /I formation vine forthwith filed against the said De fendant, to tamed reve trunks in she of of aped, 1819, •avhieb a .41 which the Defendant pleaded net guilty, and the ioforma. had been clandevolnely removed from ter Same to Bolttsa. •.1 Mon having been set down far trial, would in due course street,. thii Deponent pesitively.saith, that she real facial are .-, • . base come on to be beard at the sittings after Miebeeimas I Term last, but that the Defendant, the day before the cause I ie rulolia, ,1 1 4 — Lady Westmeath being skein to pow. ~.,.,. withdrew his p i ca o f not I • Londebn,. requested th is Depoecut to allow lair to scud her aet would probably have been heurd, iwiley, whereby say farther proceediegs were prevented ' P a P ers t f ew ,, els j 'rid. Pth'r Wile italo'lticat *huh Woofed • 'lld actuentely la see, and were snared 110 her by t h e dardaf - at till Hilary Term now last past, when this Deponent caused 1 the judgeoeot otthis Honourable flood tb' be any& against , ae P l , ', 1111 ° . "„i m!d i ' lritl. he f . Dettedaet bowel' had giv-a up •41 the said Defendant. /tad th is Depooent further slush, that 1 •• "e''"elnir te, qt"'etY to lwr ; sal /Ms Damsel I: further- ... , mil upon the jedgmetst of the Court being prayed againet the mid 1 nai'll , " o at ,!be B S,II dung , *tee opt lecatytd a• a rtsisdraline op ium ef ri til; th o i e : .. d a l lCi L tree'se W it e is, fl ; : p lih niter . a :/ I ;n thl d s' th liel nitee '"l pou 'ect eent. w .. ' el Defendant, he, the Defendaat; ceased an seldsvil to be lad e , which woo Sled of record in this Honourable Court ON the ninth day of F. broom lug, , go d w i e c h A im., 0, ~,,,,,,,,,,opy father . ssttlt . , ..n teppvime/bAgnioriviAtor the us, of . aaritp 4 .4 whew% ti telneffelered himielf te be acting' to execution • reflecting on the character and conduct of this Deponent, ". I , e of hi. ditties •rs a busier, and that hoe{ the Defenelat.4 in and" several of ha nearest 'connextosta, this Hottoure qui..ed4if him, this Depousot, as to the reid trunk. in s bias Court was pleased to give this Deponent as oppor ',rupee ntaruer, be, this Deponent, would have satiallid the Wally of smarms; aod this Deponent oath, that as tu the ' I .... I, that i n the months of July and An- C•nisidiations were held between atv ;lieldon, and the said Iliarchimiess 4 a view of pri wailing erns the Mar- . .. mother deed of sepiration in lire ef _ ,-:. e destinely destroyed, is totally without , • ' ." fluent had nu cunsulistioe, Bur did he . ntit he Deponent, received a letter dated be, in Wales, informing e, the Defendant, had destroyed the deed sing bps contrition fur having dune-such 4 behind for the purpose of eaetutieg a I be would remain where be was till be °sent. 'I Ws Deponent was ties rt. Wells, and frees dist p'itice miseeervd r, and it was within, that time D. poslost Defendant in' Ink at a bled prsiwl, -t. , n • meeting wit fa . `eVestinestio. .• acrortlinglp did; is and vire% Deponent did pll . wars. •. • , n the Daeo t - .- ~...1 tote th !bat the ebeg. .- . straud . r ore e ded er.tr, ;Sant 1. td this Dept/war: 'signiors puotni posit.erty Isi,r d milgssw:ft en of the said s nig ilk. 1, nor ant ittaal . tsiisaki '' for a loaf. t lie , •eassia; 411041 -f t itb, !bat the •iri ji tat tl.if 4... ilhaelf le lie IttSe t aP: i lt4laii, 'it' • t i pelf and cliilJ.en •• Albs isf me • . ['qv, is alas ettliout sat ielaiut• *1- .., . • newt r tonli any dee, ar dieassisigssid tree hecousideredhMorl ( boutd ivribnat tow t :, trustees tti,lkr asadtiosst of ieparoia• ; 'ethic sailk that Isillb csgpfel go Cant , • her house in Bolto• steer t, os tbs lath .1 wing ti Deponent'. 11/06e with lore its. it esnuot say any thing theist°, lee, lbw ii i Logilitu at she end of the preriuti• ti id nut return ti I; Septninter folinerieg 4 i i rifler with, that as to the charge No, . • = 4 161 ~, 11//flr7q