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wi vic-ws .01,1111(1 accede to Mr. Qttlet's proposal ; tind that last - t of the Petition which stated that C Smyth objected to that proposition as re prehensibli-, was incortect. Witness had Ito c loond ex:telly for taaal“ng that statement—cer vainly he did not consider that at rite time. The statement in the Petition, that Mr. Goold came to the hon.e of the said Carew Smyth, " when the said Wyndham Quirt delivered to tie said Ca rew Smyth the said instrument in writing, te d and corrected, approved of and testified by the c;iti, Thomas Goold." was Wrong too. Mr. Gook said he woold be aIwAVS ready to come forward and testi:v it. Tire following letter was shenm to the witness, who said it was certainly Mr. Q.,in's haunt-writing " Adare, April 23. 1317. " !AAR receired your friendly letter last night. I was certain from the moment you promised to support me, 014 you woul-ii riu an in the true spirit, by making every ex ertisin in your power,—l should, indeed, he mortised to think I had more le,iis and sincere friends than you and your father. For meself, I never can forget the impression made in the early times I passed in your family. lam to set off for London in a few day.. When I and the summer shall again return, I hope to have the pleasure of seeing you all here. Thank you for your inquiries about the little girl, who is doing very well. Pray remember me to all friends, and believe me very sincerely, '. N. WYNDHAM QUIN." 4 Mr. CA aw Si4VTI4 re-examined.—ln some ob servations on an answer which witness gave nit Friday, he expressed himself as follows :—" should have remonstrated with him (Mr. Grady), or else I should have di,eotitinued any cone spoodeuce with him upon that subject ; for I am now sensible that to a person who communicated to the the vistem of (Mission he had practised, I should either lease arottainted the Honour able Member Mfr. Qoin), with whom I . was then communicating, of that delusion, or should have remonstrated with Mr. Grady not to practise it in future.--I am sensible I should have take,' that course, but I hope the Houle will consider the situation in which I stood to Mr. Grady ; he was my relation, and therefore, per haps, I did not expose to Mr. Wyndham Quits, in my communication, the system of delusion be had practised." Mr. DAVID Racna, of Carris, in the County of Limerick, was then called in and examined. — He was present at Adare at a conversation which passed it; September, on the subject of the an nuity between Mr. Grady and Mr. Quin. Mr. Quin, addressing witness, said, " I have secured for Mr. Grady 2001. a-year, which is to he paid by Mr. Smith, which von may have if yon please, Mr. Grady." Mr. Grady said, '' but, Mr. Qoin, suppose my freeholders do not vote with fou in the next Election, which I am inclined to think they will not do, what, then, is to become of the 2001. e year 1." Mr. Quilts said, " I have nothing to do with your freeholders, Sir ; I give you this 2001. a-year as a friend, and the soli of a friend whom f ant much obliged to, and I beg to hear nothing of your freeholders ; you and your free holders are at liberty to vote for whom you please " Mr. Grady stated then, that Mr. Carew Smyth had tvritt en down that he expected his free holders ; then said Mr. Quin, " if he wrote soy siWi thing as that, ice wrote what he was not wairanted in saying, and I now tell you the re verse 5 I would not offer you or myself such ass indignity;" and he Aeense4 very much irritated at thr time. Mr. Grady's irritation arose from his not haviog the whole place. At the last Election he flumeht Mr. Grady had under his influence aboni: 36 freeholders. Mr. I( ICH hall SMrr farther examined.—ln answer to the qnestion, " You said on a former night, that you were at first informed you were to have the clerk.dtip of the peace without, any deduction ; when you afterwards found you were to subjectrd to the payment of 2001 a-year, did it not orcasiott auy surprise to you when you found you were to have 2001. a-year deducted from an employ which von yottrselt stated to be worth only 4001 a-year ?" Witness said, " Indeed I was not a hit surprised, because I was apprised of it before I was appointed." To the question, " Yon were understood to say that you had the promise of it unshackled, without any deduc tion, and that afterwards there was 2001. a-year deducted front it ?" Witness answered., " I did say so."—To the question, " The House are to understand you, that although you were at fir , t promised this without any deduction, and afterwards were informed you were to receive it with a deduction of oue-half of the emolutneuts, you never made • any objection, because you on derstood it wits the wish of Mr. Quin, and that it was a humane act ?" Witness answered "Yes." HIGHLAND SOClllTY.—Yesterday evening the Anniver-ary Meeting of the Corporation of the Highland Society was hell at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. At seven o'clock the company sat down to an excellent dinner, the Earl of Sat.Toux in the Chair. After the cloth was removed, and the lonial toasts were given, Scots wha hue tri Wallace bled, and several f a v our ite n a tional Scotch airs, were sung with the trite tone and pathos of native simplicity. The Dnle of Argyle, Earl of Fife, Earl Bread.ilbane, and Lord Campbell were prevented ftotn attending by illness. Most of the company were attired in the full Highland dress. They did not separate till a late hour. *,* We are requested to inform our Readers, that Alessrs. Cooetia and Co. Surgeons, of Char lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars road, have, in consequence of their ex t e nsive practice, and for the accommodation of patients at the West.end of the Town, established a Me dical Board in ‘Voodstork•street, Oxford-street, a few doors front Bond-street, where a Physician of 40 years' experience, and a Surgeon of great emi yeuce, reside, and where all the, Board alternately attend, the whole of whom are Members of the Royal Colleges—that thousands have been restor ed to perfect health by their united talents is uni versally acknowledged, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals, and otherwise impro p,rly treated. They are consulted at Woodstock- House, Woodstock-street, front Eight in the mottling outil Eight at night ; and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-House, Blackfriars-road, from Twelve rill Eight in the Evening.—Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from Six till ,ht, at both houses, and on Sunday rooming, until Twelve o'Clock. FOR THE SUN. Good \Tr. EnLToR, What rut it into your heed that the Anti- Yorkigt OsoskNor.R took his name tor au ,Inagratta 9 —Voti set me twisting it for half xu 110111 . ; and sure enough I did at last make out a very appropriate A twgram indeed—No, DEAR 5.,[4. A ileilsAnt mode of denial truly ! But, Sir, 44 ()Nos A N It" tray chosen fora far better reason. It is compounded of two Greek words—an Ass and a Mon ; confessing thereby, that the Royal Doke's antagonist is a Matt as foolish as an Ass.—l am, Sir, your humble ser- vault, PIIII,EBOR. TII E T C L It EGISTE It. Performed Last Nit-ht. TiIFATRir ROYAL 1)ill1RY-LANE.--(fith time), The Dwarf of N AOC!, : Mr. Kean; loima, Mrs. W. West. After which (9111 time), The Castle of Wontlers. TfIF.ATitE it,3YAC, COVKNT-GARDEX.—(IS 2I . time), Evaillie: Principal Chavacters by Mr. Young and Miss O'Neill. Af ter whicti, The Miller and his Men. PRICE OF STOCKS rests OAT AT twEt.vr. o'cLorx. 3 pet Cent. Tied S pet Cent. Cous, 74 h Bank Long Annnitles....shnt Si per Gent . shut Cons. fur Account 74iii 4 per Ccnts MAILS. Atturvat,--1 Dublin, l Waterford, t Hamburgh, 1 Flanders, 2 France, 1 Jamaica, DUE-2 Guernsey and Jersey, 2 Sweden, l Hamburgh, t Holland, I Malta. WATER A . LONDt ).N BRIDGE To •MORROW. Morning, t 4 minutes after t. j Evening, S 9 nnettars after THE SUN. SOL'EII guts EVIVVRE ' , MAU ?•1 AVUEAT ? LONDON, TUESDAY, MARcH23, 3,819. We received this morning three days' Paris Papers to Saturday last inclusive. We have only room for a short notice of their contents. In the Chamber of Deputies, on IVecinesday, M. de h BotYci Ave reported from the Committee on the Projet for opening Auxiliary Books in the Depart ments for the transfer of the Public Funds. The Committee were divided in opinion 00 it. The Report was ordered to be printed and distributed. On Thursday, in Secret Committee, M. Bwc- NOT reported on the resolution of the Cliamer of Peers respecting the Election Law. The Report was ordered to he printed and distributed, and the discussion to be opened on Saturday last.— Seventeen names were ioseribed to speak in fa vour of the resolution, and 34 against it. In the Chamber of Peers on Thursday, - L i n e new Peers took their seats, and two others were declared admissible. The Count cie Sers report ed front the Committee on the resolution respect ing Seditious Expressions, and the report w as or dered to he printed and distributed. The Cham ber Otto adjourned till this day. The KING continued to conf►ne himself to ,his apartments, but transacted business as usual with his Minister. The ENGLISH Ams.i.ssADoa gave aGrand Bali on Frititiy evening, Rt wliicli the PRUSSIAN AMBASSA DOR was present. CARNOT is about to reside nearer the French front iers. The Prefect of GARD, par interim, in consequence of the tecent occurrences at Nismes, has issued an arrZl4, prohibiting assemblages of more than ten persons in any street, pace, square, &c. cin der pain of being considered as seditious meet ings, and the individuals present punished ac cordingly. Petitions continued to be presented agaitist any alteration in the Election Law. A report is mentioned, in a letter from Mar seilles, but we trust it is erroneous, of the City of Messina having been destroyed by an earthquake. The Duke de RICTIFIAEU is to be appointed Grand-Verteur, one of the Great Offices of the Crown. The Projet respecting the Press and the Jour nals, it is said, %VHS to be presented shortly to the Chamber of Deputies, but no (Say is mentioned. It consists, according to report, of 74 Articles. Nladame CATALANI was on the I instant to give bcr first concert at Amsterdam. FIVE PER CENTS. Shut Price IN:ethic:Way, Ex. Div. 66 1. 70 c. Tteurday, ditto 661. 15 c. Friday, ditto f 65c. DEFERRED srock Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Of the 4 14r1 March, 1817, 82 f. 85 c... 82 f. 75 c... 83 f. 10 c. 22(f Sept. 1817, 80 f. 85 c... 80 f. 75 c... 81 f. 10 c. R2d March, 1818, 78 f. 85 c... 78 f. 75c...79 f. 10c. 2:. , .(1 Sept. 1818, 76 f. 80 c... 76 1. 75 c... 77 1. 25 c. TEIR FIiNDS.-A general gloom pervades the market this morning, and a depression of nearly 1 per cent. has taken place since yesterday. — Consols commenced this morning at 74k, and sales to en immense amount were made. Money exceedingly scarce. The Commissioners gave 741 for Consuls, and were served by the Jobbers ge nerally. A letter from New Orleans of the 4th of January cater, that about 200 sail of vessels anti i 3 steam-hosts were then in port,kraiting for fre;ght. Business very dull, and exchange on New York 8 Per cent. discount. Cotton 22 to 23 cenls. ; Flour, 13 to 8 7 1 1 ; Sugar, 11 to 13 cents asked by the Planters. Very little Tobacco had then come to market. Another letter, of the same date, quotes prime Cotton at 25 cents cash, and 27 for bills. The follo%C , ingis front the Board at the New England Coffer-house : " Extract of a Letter from St. John's, N. B. dated February I During the gale front the N. N. E. a boat, in going from ifulyrood to Bay Robberts, was struck by a heavy sea, filled, and %vent down, and the crew, consisting of 5 men, were all lo3t. What renders the circumstance more distressing is, that 3 of them were brothers, were married, and had in the three families 21 children.' " The General IVashingion, BRETHOFF, from New York for Havannah, with a valuable cargo, was lost Ist January, on the Bahama Banks ; crew, passengers, and cargo saved." As the interdict of the House of Commons re specting the case of Mr. QUIN has been virtually abolished by the circulation of printed Copies of the Evidence yesterday, we may now venture to lay an abstract of the matter before our Readers, which we accordingly submit to their attention this day. This abstract co iprizes all the more important and interesting points in the Evidence, Ns well as in the Letters connected %vith the case. But, whatever opinion we may have formed on the subject, we shall confidently rely upon the wis dom and judgment of Parliament, assured that the decision will be founded on liberality and justice. LORD S/DMOUTI4.—We are extremely sorry to learn that this respectable Nobleman yesterday evening received a severe contusion on the knee by the kick of tl horse, as he was walking to the House of Lords. The Noble Lord is confined to his boost, but is better this morning, and there is every hope of a speedy recovery. THE Loup CITANCELLOR.-This morning, we are happy to state, his Lordship, for the first time since his indi.position, re-assumed his Sit tings in Lincoln's Inn Viscountess Hsasroarr last night opened her elegant mansion in Green-street, Grosvenor square, as a liberal compliment to Mr. and Mrs. (BIANCHI) LACY 011 their approaching departure, as we before mentioned, for India. The Concert -cc formed on the occasion was well selected.— SrArttoLarrt was the leader. Mr. and Mrs. LACY, Miss NALOI, and Signor BEGREZ, were the vocal Per formers, and they all acquitted them selves ably, but we have no room for particulars. Miss Stprnabis was prevented from performing by indisposition. The PRINCE REGENT Was expected, but was unavoidably absent. The rooms were filled by a very numerous auditory, consisting chiefly of the higher orders. Me. 'fHer.wALL, with a modesty suitable to his character, has, in a Petition to the House of Commons, obligingly offered to enlighten them by hi s su p er i o r wisdom and knowledge, on the subject of the 'light of Appeal in Murder. He states, that he is so very important a character, that there had been " a formed desi g n to murder hint," or to " convey him forcibly beyond seas." ‘'llat has exposed hitn to so much danger, he does not think proper to explain. This dreadful apprehension must remind the public of Jou DENNIS, who \VHS afraid that LEWIS XIV. had given orders to kidnap hint, or had stipulated that he should be given up to the vengeance of that Monarch in the Treaty of Peace ! ! I But perhaps the public will rather be reminded, on this occa sion, by the homely adage, " How we &tales swim." Haniburgh Mails, with intelligence to the 12th inst. have arrived. By Letters front Hanover it appears, that the army of that kingdom has been reduced nue-third, from 30 to 20,000 men. Ad vices from \Vatssw still complain of the intract ableness of the Jews, arising hone their dislike Of agricultural pursuits, and even talk of compel. hug them to labour on the highways. It is stated, from Copenhagen, that the Government of Den walk, not leaving provided for its wants by the late loan of six millions of marks hanco, will en deavour to negociate a loan in Entdand to the same amount, and on the sam , :, conditions. Yesterday rooming the Duke of Yourc pre sented some new regimentals to the PRINCE Re- GENT, at Carlton-house, for his Royal Highness's approbation. Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT went in his carriage to the Qieen's Palace, where he was received by the Duke of YORK, Colonel STEPHENSON, and Gene ral, TAYLOR. TLe REGENT remained in the Pa lace two hours inspecting the different apartments, and also the library, which is detached from the Palace. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Yoax., and a select party, dined with the Duke and Duchess of GLoucesTen. Grand Dinners were on Saturday given .by Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH, Earl of CASSILLIS, and the SPeAKeR of the House of Commons ; Sir JOHN Osnousts, at the Admiralty ; and the Duke of Sussex, at Kensington. It is said an Algerine Ambassador and suite are shortly expected to arrive iu London. Lord BELHAVEN is elected one of the Sixteen Peers of Scotland, in the room of the Earl of Ertam., deceased. The report in some of the Papers of the loss of the Chichester packet from the Mediterranean is incorrect. THE Ti7E kTRE. DRTiItY-LANs.—Vrev , mis to the rising of ills Curtain last night at this Theatre there %vas 11 kind of porten t Ons bustle that scented to announce an approaching stoma, The Play was The Diraf of Naples, and all went 011 s moothly till the sh , ing of the scene presented Air. KEAN to the audience, on which vehement marks of bation appeared to manifest the fee lin g s of I.e, audience in general. Demands tar 6' an apologY apparently arose from all quarters, and though there was evidently a party in tavour of Mr. 1 . 1. 60; ' yet it was wholy overpowered by those who against him. At length he advanced to the front of tie Stage, and delivered, according to one Morning Paper (for we were not present), th e tollowing words 4‘ LADIES aND GENTLEMEN,—To you I owe my rxistericr-r• my character—all that is dear to me. If in the letter wbica has appeared La the politic Papers I have offended yon , I ast , sorry for it.—{Applauses.)—Erery anam has his faults --I Ivo' wine. Perhaps was intemperate.—(Applauses . ) ---o"C'„a. were t i : a o l t ., t . Lys ( ;o h , tt g - o l u i li t i i s th f t ee w l i i i i l ig d s o iatid I have only to beg'' '. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN S —I beg, at the same time, not to be understood as coucediog to any persoit as to what in that letter. What 1 have said is true , though yd stated mit I said it intemperately." tit Another Morning Paper states what he " id the following tennis : " LAtnes AND GENTLEMEN,—I apprehend that the inter" ruptiou given to the performance is owing to an 01)44ivatrat tertained by some that I have failed in my duties 7•o tba Public to whom I owe my reputation and existence- Public it is my wish to explain—t, their deciiion Stsbmit, and to theta only 1 act willing to apologiz e ' 1 .." l ed consequence of an unjust accusation, I h a ve bent ttetiroor for a moment into passion or ill temper, it is the tau lt .: 3 rot nature—l cannot help it; but having d one ' so, it r en , '3 : i ' j a i tt are to apologize to that Public whose support I nos` J." 05 t We know not which of these stateme ta ' s h isu Lo, correct, but the result was genet al apPd(i,... and lie proceeded its his pat t without tat tber turhance, and with his usual success. ---15ut i conceive that thouh the public is intereste" the question, so far , as depends on a due ceP r i e f a if tation of such dramatic productions as arc to afford them amusement, yet that they l'a" l4 -- at right to call on him for an apology, b t o r some atonement was rather due to die 3 : aib t of the Tragedy which gave occasiott to thi s " u : molt, However, we ECCOltiliteild ge ller : r t amnesty on both sides. The feelings th at P r ` )-- erg . Mr. KEAN to so many acts of generosity al h leis r der him as much an object of esteem profession as his talents do of atitninili"" r a gy the public, may be expected to operate r:„od in favour of an Author who possesses abliti-tvith learning, and who has been disappai llif ') !aspect to a play from which he had re ss , promise himself profits of essential ial,rest family. We therefore think that it will he f i o n rs c vl i t j r a t r i, act a e n r d " e 'i x tt er N t fr hit K ns E elf w wtoi•ll:riznegalthieo:s:BY; port of it. From all that we h'i /e „.,;,1 of the Author, he is an amiable to and according to his own statement Ilts-che struggle hard in support of his fantlY . h l,na notice which has been drawn to his piece voll and doubt, render it very attractive on the stg e ' so 4, Mr. KEAN would (10 himself great 110110101',50011 ft tt et , l e talti persuade ghze pbi,ay ysoii eisi ourselv es, libe r a l an feel a fu The ll reward in b l is of too iittp`rrtsrtt` Fazio was printed, forward on Covent-Garden Stage, Mr• MEAN must consultation with the Aso bor. know, that " kindness is ever tiObier ti"." re' verge ;" and indeed, it is highly probable, th!r" and l)riroi f a st t c te t i, .. ei though he yielded to time impulse of an irritabli: moment in his letter, his settled nature is geoe!: ° , ite We therefore anticipate the performance er:to Tragedy, assured that it will afford plearsurwill time audience and profit to • the Author; 't ova , also amply recompeoce Mr. IKEAN bi S o f conscious liberality and the univer sal este,e the the Public, and we may here fairly 004 words of our great Moralist— ., Far then Shall calm reflection bless the nigbt 4 . When lib'ral ned e ; 4 . When Pleasure Pity tied di g her ifi torc d h l at ight Virtue a„,s, " And Mirth was Bounty by an humbler 00.135-. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE' BETTING ROONI, MARCH 24, iSig- Betting was brisk yesterday, as follows RIDDLEtWORTII STASISS• ,f 1 to 1 agst Trtasurer 7to agst Blue Stockings lIT to al:17 3 : 1:71r inftSY. • 61 to 1 agst Euphrates I 13 to 1 agst Iris 14 to 1 agst Pledge 20 to 1 agst any GLILL OAKS. 7to 1 agst Blue Stockings Bto 1 agst littrosgs. 8 to 1 agst Dodona. j to to i agst ST. LEGER. 9 to I agst Laird of Mark- II to agst Man(l4„944e house 13 to 1 agst Magis" 9 to I agst Lisette 20 to 1 a g st Mortiraer A gs' Even betting on the match: between Fitz-Orville all" gist rate. The following Petition was presented on ,rU ~ ra, day at the Levee : To his Royal Highness The PRINCE ItEG-vocto•rr; [he further Petition of NATHANIEL fizalamoo' efts Laws, o ubi iv ois. Humbly sheweth,—That his Majesty's lO ra Zo the " r olrl ever rely on Assurances graciously given Oleo' LAi At 0 1- 11 . 0 and sate is their trust in your princely tiOnce times, your Petitioner has offered, as the t',"" so rtie 1 0 . .1 advised your Royal Highness that he might 0 0 of yo ur 1 1,4 particular Prayer to the justice and wistlom., ° Highness. Each sovereign Act, which your r e- d o o r sun" by that advice, implored your Itoril Highness Co h oess s in his behalf, would give effect to your 1 1 °I a ' rwie i/ 9 t for most graci,ms purpose. His further huutble 4 , -r as Y °o . such Act or Acts, on your Royal Highness's em_i,oly intv; Royal Highness see fittest to fulfil that Den ii t i ra tiel! mated purpose, whereon your Petitioner's tiro I : . 0 , irt 111 . 1 reliance was, with submissive Duty, stated by ol ou , s . e t:. former Petitions, to your Royal Highness. An d , tiuner, as in duty hound, will ever pr a y , &C. 81 - BIRTH. On the 20th inst. at Trimby, near Bag shot, te r t f , b 3 c 4 r: if to the Honourable Alexander Murray (second 80,1 Earl of Dunmore), of a daughter. - MARRIED. Yesterday, by special license, at St. George's, part. square, by the Rev. William Gordon, Sir Jacob Astler Nor of Melton Constable, Norfolk, and Seaton Delac:iter thumberland, to Georgiana Caroline, youngest C l3 "r %h ire. Sir LlenryDashwood, Batt. of Kirltingtota Park, Oxfor' DIEM On the 18th of January, at Antigua, where he 'Wen t I° _ r ld t r; benefit of his health, John Hawksby, Esq. of Lor!dou, ci son of Archibald C. Liawkshy, Esq. of Dublin. -- ---- -— - Crew LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 2 9 7 ' A ~~'• Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published bY s oe SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at 'fag ; ~, Office, No. 112, Strand ; where Advettisements, Ofae'- Lettcrs, &c. (post-paid) must be addressed. / ~S ~`~~ ~ h~ „,. ~' T a +\ F ~5,+ k 4t ,