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.dotion Of 'Mr. JErrinY, cf Pool:?, respe - lug Lord Sr. VINCENT, Wili yesterday p u t off in the House of Commons, as it was tintierstega, till next Session. .It outs 1 s not to be stated, however-, . that it not by the request.of Mr. JEFFERY himself. that this 'Motion was dffe'rred, as he declared himself ready to proceed upon the Inquiry without delay, firmly aSserting, that, in his opinion, " Lord ST, VINCE . NT was the greatest enemy this Country ever had;" and distinelly Ur statin g , th at d uring the time the Noble d Nv as at the head of. the Admiralty he did not keep the Navy in proper repaip—that he did not build, Mier at the King's Yards or the Mirchants, Y,ards, those Ships that he ought - to have built; and that he himself i n had ordered — t h at by hastily and judiciously discharaino b o Artificers and Ship wr i g h ts at titities o the I)4(it . Yards, an d not providing the regula r s qua f t his Coy . timber, he had . brought the . Navy of ntry into a condition AO which he .trusted it would never be redu ce d again. The ' Honour- Member Pledged himself " to prove every iota" of these' charges against the - Noble Lord.' It would ill become use to make any observation ort. this subjeCt; but it is. so important, that though the inkitigatioll,may be delayed, the Nation at large, IS Well as the individuals concerned, are tob mPel' l'ltereSted 41,4 to admit a doubt that it will in due titte undergo a complete discussion, Olest.ord.ay morning HIS' MAJESTY, the DvicEs of Azi :lid Cslt 'DOR, PRINCESSES AuGust . A and atilthi4:itte.nded by. Generals GARTiI and FiTznoY, b ac k ic' 1.,1,,().11•1‘./IYS•tGERTON, took an airing ou horse-. other ,n, "tootaorGreat.Park. HER :NiAJESTY and the ~- taixctssis followed in a carriage and f9ur. kortiestelrday morning Sir EVAN NEBEAN, Earl WEsr ),.alitt, the husstAx AMBASSADOR, tralll44a-. ed, btli,i4c. ~, h at Lord MULORVE'S (Mice. .• . . of slia;iitutt',4sy evening.a- sleelion from the, Qratorio km a `....‘,;46 Performed before' TITEIR AIAJEST.IES. Party, of the Nobility,. at the Roill,. oce.,',..,Ret VH, L .l l ' l ( ic ito l orn in ',l.Vindsor Castle, by the QuE4N s Sund,„ the Pemkinen of the Windsor Choir. . . tiost ;„"ievellintg Windsor Cade Terrace was butt ''''''‘''ied with Nobility and Persons of Ns th„- 9 4 of any this geiison. It was honoured with happyn of the R • O . V' .1 L F %N. L IILY, and we were , ~,, to fina the disorder in ' His -11,1•AJEsTY's:6'es 114ttille'reeareut lii* . attendance'. Mr. PITT en- 11a the il l , , attendance. and His IVlAirsTy was, en . t itte, . Le!nersation with him . for a considerable 114 lloy . al ti• , ' . !terd a „, _ lg4ness the Duro ? , of C A mllit IDC4 had ailie,,isi 4 gtancl dinner party, at his house, St : the i l , , !lltttclay t;'%-ei. butchess of RUT . LAND'S rout . yeS the e1 ( ,,, r1 ,!. 1 1 , 1 Y. lli SIICk V i 110-street; was attencied by it tow n. " g person s of distinetion and fashion am,. ' . •. . - . 4t1vb.,.. --e:ut'l'VeYtnouth will begin forming on (4,-,1,4174-44t., kid ho coinPlete on t`he t kth. `l'lle 4 414? ate the Corps of which the 'Camp 'Will". i'rt,,,, : • itth r o? !, l °lt! ji:ritl4rtii tory (British) ' • - '.3 `1i1t;,?,., (.14;ii 1),. 0 0 at liors e CI wards Blue - 164 t 1,1 0 , or.l qituo ns , ~ .. ... . 3r 7 R u;n , . toorts or the Gerinan Leg i on - it.) , 3 ht Rfr io. iNt of N ut _ _ . 6so 114 , _Alitlftat of ra,, ". I.he wtont.lit 01 Foot -. : . 9 41 i rth Yotk -Nilliti3 . . I,,,,s'illlte Mill i ., -- - . 'o4l,:r s . •14 - ' 6 38 so • ,Ct M ilitia - - - 8"' ilteriet Miiitiii - " " . , It . 7613 . r Whole wi ll b 111ti-44,y; 4... , ‘,. e_ ..under the ‘coMmand of .1 4, Lord - Je s eetm ,ilLt- ;Major-General Baron LINSINGE , N h ( hi \\'/.(1, `.-I_l,ll cOrtiniatici. ' ' rot4gorinl,llll,(t:TlY four Troops of the - Ith . Light li : t it few da,.`5'.40(,1 fl,7?ril Salisbury - to be . quartered ,y , av ,Y.,,.,t4tiforclingbiidge,'Wirnborne,.Shaftes ' p, r..11,1;,ti.,f0rd,, preVious to their going into i,,,,,i) ~ .r ~ 1 . Li 114r41111, ~.' 'lqirijitilli'.ol.l')l,4, of . ' the 40th. Itegun• ent of root, 'ly . " men, foarc heti into Salisbury on ~ . \'ityitiluid\.\,\Y‘,'dric:Aay .la - st, from (.1 % ;ninon, in. • ~.,,i nhe%ter for which they have pro . , :' , 'isi qn of ti ~ . 1 1,. 8 ,„, , , it. 2 tat Regiment, or Royal, North !.,' 'l,l4l;,,)tr4v.ott.r,si.,r.Ftcltrie ,into S.i,lisburron l'hur . sday, , t , t , tylti citltii ~ rix, which Gosport, ea their - way l'''‘;'i''''ll()'wit:gct):olVicals?. Place they . marched out They aniounked to 614 4 1 14 , • Ni k , h .. , 1 4, Jo Nn 28 ' , • 0 1. 1 (1 ll eTi eo r 0"--On Monday last . 1. , e Persons iti l ',i'b.tatm fr ' 12n,,ne, (1 under Secretary's Warrants til . !lte r e4 , e , ()11.1 'Nilrnainbarn Prison. It appears t,,,,,a1tha.-- -,1..t ItheratiOns frvm the lirevot and ;:t'Z, „ Id zi..4.12 Piisno that it is not 4 ll hut a i.,ll,e::4''t',u,eexixciY,,,!,which,it is the ithen P tion of GO , 4'411. Otteric7iN to these confined on suspicion P"I [)• 1. Ls ' t k e , -. Oh Cen t i, • 416, N,4,,•tince tile Is tin . an who has been detained in fr,,,,,.„.::,rAi1ig cut of the War, made . big" f',,11 ~4 1104 a fe\ - , l .' i ll ', tile nioilth of may, and arrived rtirm,r.-tltint of ,ci'aY' 4ots. He has drawn a..i.aith ),.r an(i ( f ~..de Preseq State of t : 1 1 ,, , .) I rane , - the A. Ot, 1,,, M - 4 ( . 11 i .4., under the despotism of BONA t;t,;(.4l,ll:!ii , t 4 b1:1.'(,11.t, datiniitt. to publish, ~and 'which 4 mai n 4. , ti 4 wan interest from one end of 1 1 , ,I l loctig r , * other. ' ,: it .. , ard,, : „ • _ '''‘,,11;;,.a1110i1,,,, ti„,11% \v"rf uncommonly crowded last liii,rd-Za,llicl;" e‘'lnPuly were persons of ,the first lAr 4liive4itiet,'l'9*,4latiPtl of Nt.rimbledon Camp t k , , t litiv, isfitaion.. ( Ilie ktev ( s4 i), n i t)vt riir, fist. ' `'Pecs arid Lctters froin Gibral : 1,, t, , Yl. ~ , I;11 1fire,1,,,, Nrad-Q, • ~ . 11,11,11 lits b .I.t4r; May 2, 1805* :1.,131 iliailt“,3/4,/ttelleticy t, t. 11, I • ' , 4 11 tie, , ,: ri 1 1 ' 1 1 1 "P, , It i 1,1 4 I: x ~, Hi, lettieban!-Govertibr 1 4 04 i i i, t. 3 .,, ot.l4iit n .,„,.._ LLI mi ry ,general (..., A6r A N s! kil t : 4 qy i:4,1, t1,,,,"41,,,,, tor t tic bette r st.citrlty p . t ~eul,t I . Ili III ; 1:1 ol t ,„ av ''`it any pFrsort tron't this G un - ~, i4tit, 11`411t, ant! tint a Quar4iitine will 'ri'llt.',l 4 rt4)0,1'4',:/oui I awe 4 i!(:(0)‘t(t 4or h l oo t C a ls g' ‘vl l i lt ,V o Pa :l l . -1 . :, ik L ` oll _ . th 41 t1 to t•QtIinCIICC 011 rho first day '.qr t.,_glel, til t 1 „ to, `oar 4 , ,,, , iiiti t 1 . 1 , i3 :.e, , t1,... 4 c,vvroor, r liert.fort, thinks c rii 0 1 1 , 1 , 1 1.1 0 1 1 i cl y., knowo, ili a aii wham it (iI41 ) , i ‘ 11; Vvoti:lrta)‘iicruutid4';Y; '. " 1140b14S DODpi 54...0" ' ~nb I t Iv' jk 4 L Ar 4 i S;V FAIXOUTII, JUNE. 29,—Arrived tue Capt. ST. ALYBYN, from Lisbon, with Mails, eighteen , days passage, is put nuclei- quaiantine ; For titude i(Danish Brig), lIENDRICKSON, from Ikirce lona, last from Plymouth, to 'perform quarantine. Sailed the indsinghanx Packet,. Capt. 1108AR1'5,,. .for Lisbon, with Mails. The outward-bound Com'oy from England,' whiCh sailed about a month since ,from.this Port fbr . Lis bon, arrived safely thereon the 7th instant; as also the Prince of Wales,. Capt. TODD, With Mails, from England. '• 'PORTSMOUTH, JUL:Y . r l.—Arrived, the illercury Frigate,, from .Tarnaia, seven weeks passage, wiih a Mail, for which the Mail-boat has been eetained to take it to London; La ChiJanne Frigate, ille,gtera Fim-ship, the Locust Gp-brig, from a Craize; Mar,, MACEY : , from London ; and Neptune, BCACK BURN,' from Sunderland. Sailed the Vesuvius Bomb, with a tile:it under Convoy for the Downs ; and Betsey and Nelly, DENTON. A Quarter before Eigla.—The Hon. Capt. Boy . - vtat Eis this moment landed. The Toulon Fleet is arrived in the West Indies. They are'gone down to Martinique. Lord NE o x, had- not arrived.— The Meicury has been under u.press of sail seven weeks. , She does not bring Dispatches, only a Mail and several Passengers.—Cannot add , a word more for want of time.. • PLYMOUTH, Jubra C p.—Yesterday the Diamond, of 3 2 glins, Capt. ZLPHINST 9 NE,• was stopped from sailing by an order, from the Pint Admiral, in con .o seque.nce of orders' he had received. She is now to wait far farther oYders. t , and it k supposed, ,05cept again countermanded, she will join the East-India Convoy collecting at St. Helen's, which N%ill sail soon. . ' Sailed with Convoy, for the Eastward., the tivuzny of 14 guns,. . , Came in a Cutter, of .0 grins, with Convoy.from Southampton and Portpinouth.- Yesterday that beautifiil new 13rig Sloop of War, jnst arrived, then froolverine, of:i8 guns, 1.:1.3. missioned by Capt. SVITH' j she is a most powerfill . VeSsel of herilass, and will he soon manned. Iris said the gallant tient. Yyo, of La! now Captain t Y HO, is to have:one of the new fine Ships, Sloops of War; of - the mie'of 18 guns', though they Carry 2b guns, just arrived hem from the River .Exe, and now fitting for seam Hatnoaze. , • • YARMOUTH, JULY Dyna Ringels, JAN 6,. for Embden, with timber, and the Illymplya, LAwo, for , the t astward, in ballast, both detained Ships liberated. Yesterday His Majesty's Ship Mosquito sent in, here the Commerce Smuggling Lugger with 33 6 ankers of spirits, captured on the 27th ult. on the Yorkshire Coast. It appears that part of her cargo had been unshipped previous to her capture. Arrived yesterday.. His Majesty's Ship Penelope from the Texel : she .left on the 27th ult. Admiral ItussELL in the Majestk, vial the Namur, Mala bar, Antelope, and St. Albans, cruizing there.. DEAL, JULY" I .--Arrived the, Royalist, Isis, Os torize, and Alert Armed Transports from Leith also several Gun-brigs from a Cruize. Came down from Sheerneis the Vulture Sloop of War, and the Blazer Gun-brig, with thirteen 'sail of Fire-vessels under Convoy, which remain in the Downs, with the Ships as per last.' Sr. Lucte, MAY 14, 1805.7" The French and Spanish Flees havii very unexpeetedisY made their appearance in this quarter. They were Seen this morning from Pidgeon Island, and by an express sust arrived • from the Diamond Rock, the Aceunt is too fully authenticated they were sem from thence to enter the Hay of Fort ltoytal, Martinique, where they are at this moment. The Fleet consists of eleven Sail of the Line, seven Ft igates, 3 13rigs French; Ave Sail of she Line,. and ono higate, Spanish; one Ship armed (n.fillie, and the Cyane Sloop of War, their prizes: " 1 hope St. Lucie is not their objea, for although they may not be successful, yet they ,will throw is into great con.. • fusion.for the tittle, —May z 5. . " Y. S.• This goes by the Triton, the Captain having tie terrnined to make a start und4r cover cif the night. We still remain in the same dreadful state of suspense with regard to the.ohje6l . of the Enemy, as 1)5 , a. NeittraiVessal we are fornte,l they are still'ai anchor in Fort Royal. The Anne Capt. CAKUT fi Eli s, arrived here on the Sth inst.' • The tbllowing is a Copy of another, Letter received from .I4erpool, hated June 29, 1803 " The Ship-Triten is just arrived from St. Lucie, which she left on.the Tsai of May, being dispatched by the Go vernor; she brings an account of the arrival of the Combined Fleets at Martinique on the tsth of 'May ; it consists of Six... teen , Sail of the Line, eight Frigates, and several 13rigs. information max be relied on, the vessel having brought Dis patches from the Governor to C;overnment to this ciDel.— Adrnir.:l Coenre AN i . had left Jamaica for Darbatioes in the Nottitumberland, leaving the remainder ofhis Squadron nn 41er the . corninand of Admiral D Aeft Es, wha has ten Sail of the Line, six' Frigates, and several Sloops of War ; lie was cruizitig off Cuba." tiltere being no Conrt Of Aliietmen to-d 7, the L°/ ( D MAYOR, after invetiting, the Return:;'Of the Meal Weigkerg, ordered the Price of: lirttal to re main at the same vice ai last*tek• P RTI.;r3 AT I:',L LIGE iI,`CE. NEWCAStLE RACES. • , SICO , NI3 :;. %v, t - t74'. , 11,k'f, JUNE 25. 1"; Kines . Plate of for ; ye.t . r .1 7 ,y1r Mi • Sir If Williatnson's gr. it Honest Star.,ng, by Sir „ Pcter - - 4 r I Mr. G. Hutton's ch. h. Snxoni -2, Sweepstakes of togs. erch, r r Helrsog, tze. 1-Mt t h bred, all Ages. Two Mile aid o ..i.itter Heat.). (I eSub scribers.) Mr. Baker's h:ll.ll!tc!tram„ br Oir.ron Sir 'F. Boynton's b. nt. by Ruler - - Sir H. Wil intimates ch.- h. by SrAndard winnasnAy, JeNr.. z 6. - II - 3 2 ' 2 ' 3 The 501. for thrceand Iltur-year olds.. fls:a;s, two Miles and a quartet . e3Ol. Lonsdalet oh. c. by -Pipator, dam by Paymaster, 3 Yrs old, 'Vt. 41b. - . -I t Mr. 'Vatts's b. outof Missittify, 3 vrs .11h, 3 z Sir A. Don's.b. c. ity : Sk,yeraper, ti.iirk 4 ?its old, gst. 41b. . - 2 3 .5 to 4on tht . Skyseraper colt ; alter the heat, 3 and 4to on• the Plihtter colt , '' A very flue race., The fur ibur-year`olds and uptvaids. Foiir-mile heats. Nr) c.u. r. • THURSDA Y, JUNE 27. Vie Gold Cup, value 100,..,:!. all ages, Mr. Garforth's'g. Mania, ae,A4tl - - • Mr. R. b. c , „ 3 yrs. - - • 2 Mr. Sturey's h.'Nectio, ti vrs old • • - Slime Day. • The-Fm_kmeu am! . lolikecpers' Platt.. • 'Mr. Peverall's cbesuut colt, by . Oberon, 4. yrs. - old, Steveusn; pink and black cab - .t r Sir Alex. I)on'sb.iy colt, by Sky=scraper, 4 yrs. old, )1. . Smith - • • - - 3 z Mr.,.T. Richardson's la. filly, by Screvetoo, 3 PO- old, William ArmstrOng • - - • - ' y 3 Mr. Ridrel's b. colt, brperlingbrciugh'. 4 yd.. old, %V. Peirce - , dr. We received the account of the fire at Woolwichso late. yesterilay that • we.6)uld only .annonnec the fa& , The following are some Of the particulars : • At about a 'quartc.'s befOre ten' o'clock on Sunday night an alarm was given that a 'fire had broken out in a large range of Wooden hie ,Store-louses, in Wooltvich Warren, - not far di tlllt . fro ii the Maga-, tine. The Royal Artillery were, instantly turned w out, and ran down to. the place, hen it Was found • imposSible to save any - part - of the building . on fire,. or of another building of the same 'description near' it. The first and grand consideration' wits tO prevent. the destrutaion of the Magazine;• the ,eeond..to save a large clothing store',- in -which Ntwe Alit; for 8.000 • men, both wrilch . were not Mote than thirty paves from'the huildings,on fire. , . '• The ROyal Artillerymen ascer,dezl the roof of the -Magazine, and not*ithstanding the.,,°reat heat from the buildings on fire, they continued,th , ?.re coverhlg, ~thk top •of Ant blaiilet and:wad--mill' • • (generally used to large ti, aggotis) ( - tutu , declated`dut. of darrser.. :At one tinie the heat the premites cu fire,as st.;intense, that the S-AiFers on the M:igazine requeste„i ll•tve water from-the 'engines, thrown on therrisely,:s, to enahle them to ;1 4. tatict.to work'thg .ere, einployed in. " • tcc o. bnildings.consumed were full of Wllat is Called dead arrminnition, .such its g - rape•and shot in boxes,.re4dy to be Seat' to xlifferen• at hothe and .abTead. bo.w.s are . • 'to hive amOunted - to half a million in a' • buildings censcined were situ4ted b 1.1,11c1 and ,were abaut. the length of 16Q - or I ;(1. , sturieSitigia, _riot a'vestige <ir tii'hiCh. The buildingsl.with what they COll tainCti valuable; the estimate. of .dainages is not yet - tained, but it is supposed to be from fifty to one he • .dred thousand pounds. In theiMagazine Were sett thousand barrels of powder, which must, if C. 2 ., bad exploded,. have destroyed the greater part. le Warren; and caused the loss of Iteveral hundn - 05..0f valuable lives. Notwithstanding the imminent Jan ger that almost every instant threatened the de:4rue tion Of the whole of the koyai Artilrery,, .by; the blowing up of,the Magazine, not 'an indi'vidual was absent from his post. The orders of the . General ti) , • 'his Officers, and of the Officers to their men„, Avere equally prompt and judicious: • Ii was not until near four o'plock yesterday morn ing that the fire was-so far extinguished as to place the Magazine out of danger. Had it once been per- mated .to .comuntnicate with the- .Clothing Store House, its continuation, it is mote than probable, would hive extended a great way, has it .was joined by a large building, full of dry,woo(i, and with that - building. several others are conneaed, equally liable to catch fu.e. Huntingdon and London Militias were also under arms, and•rendered , tpuch . service in keeping otf officious or improper personS ; ,but from the great number of the Royal Artillery employed, in extinguishing' the fire, they could not have been called on toy assist further. With any. advantage, . , To General' . LLOYD ' Major ;S:er.A.unAN, and the Officera and Privates of - the Royal Artillery . ; .the. greatest praise is title tbr their respdtive exertions. The judicious Orders given by the•tuperior Oiticeni were executed with an alacrity and intrepidity w hich could have alone saved the whole of that Valuable depot from total destruaion. • We have _one. painful remaik. to make on the above unfortunate circumstance. : there -is 'every re , .A . on to believe that the,fire did' not originate from accident. The store-houses in which it broke out,' i.vere, by the proper Qfficers, locked up 0 Saturday and tiot opened" all day on Ehinday ; and,. whlt is very .retnatkalale,. five ,- Centiriels- and a Watchman aavia the alarm . the s i rne , instant, in the shortest time imaginable the Blue storc,tionscs. , were, so far enveloped in fiames as torentier any :attempt, to save theM inetfeanai, Some persons are in custody on shipic ion, but. yathing yet hai.been thand out which. it wOuld be proper to coMmunicate to the .tire happy to announce that: no weft. Iwt, ;.Indl only a very feiv acciderthi The Engines belonging to I.l.itish and - the , other insurance rri vc w: t! 11 1 ,.; dispatch from, London, wult Almost skill. and - aaivity. At the Eti! Of Dri t yo,trtiny thore WAS a . I I..covd . ur ' Store Cattle the -v.ofy by an d ih e , limes tow) t 7. 't,' Cows ta l t . L thk fair 'price ; pt . were bi , = those- tiny at p: . ; 1- anti' i;n , yo4ll for 1 trotsititi.able time ;-tivc, ‘iL uy.tii!tee of ' , viiiett .gener,.:: M ar ''" t- of V, -priet” rittiter . IiEFORT OF TEA' L'ELECT C0AL41:771.3: Tlfg EI,EVE/4TH REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONEn - _ O 1 NAVA!, INQUIRY. • (Continue :I frcrn , ;ur Paper of day, ) It appears tilat the measure of ,issuing the Navy Bills in tlueition (how or by whoin 51.g` c , ittd sfeePli a matter of no importance) vas authOrized and dire tea by the Tre.-tury, .bath al first, and (ni the occ,• 4 _sion of each su'osequ6nt iridividn';ll iss , :l6.; and; wish regard. to the condud Of the Trea,ury in that. reN-pec - 1, tlysconsiciL which have 0c...;0pi.d attention of your Cull :t , e beet-11,nv cj: She rnaastiro Wns --!d be to Coe Pttblic ? how iar it Nva wl;iii,Ner cenie that word iti to be uiiderstcod ? and'how.tar it vviii strialy legal ?, 'As to tit.] c , 3nduCt of the ?-7,avv; Bo.t - t - tl,' the ony. mat(iri:ll objeU of attention lio , v far they* Wer....instillablo and lav,•fully.wariunt.Al. the orders they ree9i.ve,d - froin ttry; d Its thf,..m. to carry into eireCt ' The Commissioners N tvai Inquiry hav,.; str , ted, that this transaUion alyeared 4o toetn . • that the: .eire . tatist;:mce inerfiti's " II'; 'Ay-fit; interest in the Pfl in question" (to wh;cb Diaso of thc)to Gentlemen, italtisexaminati.lo t Conitnittee, has the term tiar4i)us), rc had been added to give them the senthiar-.-e of: regrln! but tSat there was this et• - ,5.2,t - ttia - Awe,elf the!...A; thAt the regal - trsillisstati the '. ,- trt . .; , ;y.-- .I,lr kind of stores, or services, for which t!tev isim) i , nyment,' : • these on,y thoy *Were for sundry Naval Services?' •• With r , :tgarcl to the question, flow '. l itr, the tnetsttt-•,- was of 'urg.t-rtt'CxpedienCy and be.4efit to ti‘' St your: Committee have been the rti.)re zurtions in in\ ,stigiltion, in comiecinence of the Ibllowitig sage in the 1 - :‘:leVenth Iteport : • " it WilA certainly pcopt-.‘r that the public credit Should be supported ; but. w - e cannot admit that this nyea-ore indispensiblv. necessa'ry for that pttr pose,- nor C3ll we allow the valid:, v of the rc•.; :,:.on given by the Comptroller, natlie.:„ . . that no ka - CE were excltisiyely set apart nor the F.l I,l,nit day Bills ; the 'amount being nu. it Lite; nature . of the thiitg that an ,;!• , 1-: I 1.1 1 :- certain. All the 'Supplies for tll ' ; ;n ;'.:,a l . voted by Parli,itnellt. on Est;;n;., •, paid by Ninety : -Llav ,;:rai i ig 4 : rt of the Nall;• 4teluded in the general to, lout-Cour nittec that the " in the pt.:. •-t (p i loted. ;Ind." ..•,/ttecessary," it: •• , o, the C„rrap:roilvv- Naks- 1. ;t.49'3 'of t!) , ..! ; to the 1 +,t be . , ( in other' words, ..), cPnilut on e;;ilres ,, ;ion* have t h ten i ti : ;•; ,tiia and accuraze se:kr: Id pliy t ;: or it, .1 .s.- rent ,e±wili,:.itey •111.1 : C.:ounniAsiorrers :,•11 OiLt Cori.lptrdiier ,of the justreciirile:l to. - , toe • • ••., • Derbr, o:. • . 'w - ith ' • ' Oti • . :. 1 !I ;;:i • , ••• ;It? 1.13 tfXlBO,l/ 4; . ! • !•' 1,? ' :ons.of Nlt. Long ari , .; r to the Tr.::.::,ery r.r:t~~'lt4. he dittennit pla rr •. l)((:11 trtaniiiwd tlt: tiners , on th:;.••ic foof•L.4 of t h transaaions w: . itbin -11:s ,he a e• pp to to be, a Person pectiliarlY fled to ti,v,'e inferzneti . them of w} ich Inight have indeeed the treasure, :thid•:;.l.ilsO to have forni'ed opinion, cOncening its , lii n .point of v'ew: That 6-`,:_ntlernan has stated to your Coo) he did :u,:leall3r cbanntutieate to. the Counnission e r, in tho co , ,..irse Of :the converstions which took. platV between him and the n 1 after he 'Was ?A \*vera,, bOth . his opiitiOn - ott the stthjec.`A, 404 . the reason which that opinion was tbunded.. • • On the other band, two of the Corturissicrters who have bc'en examined by your Cointrittee have no re- , colle'6.tion of suclicortinintiiCationhaviog bt.'en ; .ilnd oth. of the:a has the mst expreis tenni, that he does- not believe that any such coin., municatibti took place. Yottr - Conlniittec, lio\vcver, cone& the •thriony of hoththi)se CotntristOners, ..that'.thei. did not think it their tit ity to investigate this pirt of the subject ;.• aud.that, in their ophtion,:any,infortnation. 'concerning it . U ,, 0u1d . .113Ve sbii.rele - i - int to fli ' objet . .,of their imp:talcs,. that thq , .w04,41 . 1 ,1,. in se rted it in their 'proecediti, unless,;the. ant -offered it.a4 ;11VI required it 19 be' taken dowil as a 'part cif his ex.::nnittittion, •witieh, Mr: Goldstrid &es , not appear :to have &tie, nor ( as be , hls expres.,:ly, said) , to , tlion&ht antbori to do. 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