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London, England, 1819-03-12 00:00:00

ROCHrSTER rir,crloN.

Mr. Ley brought up 2-reduced 110 cif the ttemr‘ of the
C..oomit.te Si try the merit. of she K”eliester Eltelmie.—
Tlie following cure the unitive of the Committee
Mr. A raniphrlll
Mr. liWnid
Mr. Tennycon
Mr ('ii.ct
ltwner•lry
111 r. Berney.'
M. S. Suurite

lAped C..mpton
Sir W. N. tVeltlun
lA Sprourntly
Mr For, or Ruckstitage
%ls.
lAiril F. Miostagst
Mr. 'Unite
Mr. Humphries

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A person from the West Indio noel& Company presented
an Arcolalit or their receipt and espeadilstre for the year
ending Deeemlwr, 191 A.—Ordered to he um the table.
Mr. Sys° presented a Petition from St. Andrew, Holborn,
praying for an eqsalisatino of the Duty ou Coals.
Ordered to lie on the table..
The Carlisk Gas Rill was read a second time.
Mr. Lamm's said he had l■ his pos,assurin a Petition
Cons General Giottransil, and lie would take an arty oppor-
tunity to call the attention of Parliament to it. The state.
/tent of that Patties'. he said. pointedly cusitralii•ied a state.
moil made by ■u Hon. Cootie 1/13111 in the Home Depart.
mewl (Mr Clive). Not aeriug a Noble Lord (Castlereagh)
in his /dare, he world not now enter into the subject; hut
he rarated, that at a very early day he would call the atten-
tion, of Parliament to it. .

CASE OF THE FION. WYNDHAM
lIENRY WYNDHAM QUIN.
Sir HOBERT Wll,cotr mowed " that 11w Order of
the I)4y for the House hearing witnesses et the
bar itt oh• maw of the Hon. %V. H. W. Quio, be
how having been agrei4 to—
Sir IL. Watson rose and said, that on bringing
this snliject before the House he would make •
few observations. He would pot suCh•jotraluctory
quest inns in support of the charge es he might think
tsece..svy. For his own part, lie said he bad hut
one object in bringing the inlikct forward, the dis-
charge of Isis duty as a Alember of Parliament ; and
he was sore that every person in that House would
unlc 1,e,1c to the I: taiiimem of justice and the rata•
blishownt of truth. There was one feet he wished
to Miffed; upon the House—it was, that the charge
now adduced against the Hon. Member was out or
the fahricistioo of the Petitioner or of his fatlier—it
was a charge which rested on the statement of a
Gentleman as reepectithle as any Ilion tit that
Douse. Whether he would retain the high charac-
ter hr had so long possessed, would .!restly depend
upon the evidence this night given :it their
The Gallant General condoned 1 c tna, ing, that
the Petition of Thomas W. Grady be eistssed as
read.—Agreed to.
Sir R. WrLsois then mooed. "That Carew
Smith, Esq. be celled to the bar." ,
Mr. C. Smith immediately appeared. He was
examined. at groat length, by Sir R. Wilson, Mr.
Peel, M►. Aberorombie, Sir W. Burroughs, (701.
Barry, Mr. Cotclough, Mr. W. Wynn, Mr. Ilu.-
kisson, and several other Members. The exami-
nation of Mr. C. Seth occupied the House
uunl
Dear eleven u'cloek. `•
Mr. Gould, of the Irish bar, was next called in.
He uuderweut tart examination of considerable
length.
Sir R. Wilt.soit rose at half-past twelve o'clock,
and tuoie.d " That the further proceedings in the
matter of Mr. W. H. %V. Quits be postponed to this
day," which was agreed to.
Early iu the examination, Mr. STUART
Vl uatt.t.T gave notice, that if any person dared to
give puldicity to the proceeding% pending the in-
vestigation, he would must assuredly take the sense
of the House upon his conduct, ass a breach of their
privileges. We are, ill cuuseolueut•e of this notifi-
cation, prevented from detailing the evidence, al-
though we had made extensive arrangements fur
giving it at length.