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WEYMOUTH. OcTons IS.

On Thursday last J. Penn, B.q. dontetwe of the
Island of Portland, gorse a ifilesine in • style of
msgniicence end irplendoar, to most of the distin-
guished personages its this Now. The weather was
rather unfavourable. aatwithwanding, the polite
owner of Pennsylvania Curdle was highly gratified
iv svittionsug the arrival of most of his expected
guests : they were received in the dusoing-roons.
the Weymouth taws band playing " Cod ems Me
iiiwg." mod " Male Beitosswia." The itojtvaiimere
enlivened themselves with want/ dose's until the
imequet was announced. Althotigh the distant
and picturesque marine view Isamu the Castle was at
tunes obscured. yet the bold emnatate forre-grainid.
was greatir admired by the moniparry. grim eat down.
to tats imsfusety versed with dainties. and exhi..
bin* all lens& oaf game, and the aware* fritito
tram Mr. Periu'a seat at Ste Park. The whole
of 'lie sitrerminment was most tastefully arranged.
The health of our most gracious Sovereign Ls
given by the worthy Governor. it was &auk with
esithnviism, the baud playing the appropriate and
ostiorral ontitem.
Before the party broke up, • few of the Ladies
promenaded the pleasere grounds. They .0 re.
turned by a floe moonlight night, and mooried the
ferry about eight o'clock. higible delighted with
the festivity and pleasures' of the day.
Among tsar lute arrivals ere--
The Wort HuWo Minot, Wellesley, the LAS Hata. the
Part and Casisoiaor of Clo.sturry sad parity, Mw. IrMoseitiop
Barite; Nos Wrsobaas (of Those Park), Wt. sad OW
Hrustiossaa, klr. AlireterGam tlre,M P, Mv. W..ohosaikstp..
Sir Moo mod Lady CNC Illieriakt, Ms Leers day, Sir F. asa
La 4 Wass's. Sir WWI and Miaow Wahiawa, Mr Myth
Moon, the. W. Wilhomie, awaits Sakai% C.I. R.N. sad
his Lodi, Med mad t ha Moses tlarstea, Hrs. owl Hee aliases
Levi liorra, Mr. anal Mw. Harbors. Csosabli roll Wry. War-
flags, idea. and the Menai Illecartaay Haw. hit. "ad Mrs.
Jolters'', °apatite sad Alm Prue, hie. sad Mee. Butteeative,
and t)v 'wafer., Slim iti uhers, Mr. SIM Melt. I'. Hatt,
Mr. real Um. Citeteher, Mrs. Gable ewe raatitiv, Captain

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COV,ENT-G4RDEN THEdTRE. •
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The Eade was repeated again last night before
a house exertion:sly crowded, +and with irmilimioiet-
ed splendour and effect. It is, upon the whole. to
be regretted that a story of Mimeo, we slatightlotly
rausaddie. shaded have Imes eishilotted theme, a ins-
dines of 'disgorge au bare of nay Oualtties of rood
writing. Whet cao exceed in its influence on the bet-
ter feelings of the heart than the lovely heroism of
alerista deporting bona Seawn. sad imaniding na-
measurable wafts st row..wtfitimnierabie nobs of
perishing. both from cold and wens, hefirre she can
sedieem the impend' city, to he her lather's free-
dom ? Simple as the cutourstonces are is recital,
and deprived no they mast he by the palrolde intone
of the terror, end pada incident to sue% au exploit,
they could wily be made duly operative on the feel-
logs of a playhouse congregation by the skew set in
developing them, sea by itletsgeal Suer then the
dramatist posessoad so saforrones a Mow eppeekate-
. boa of Abs. istelsed of whioh, the pile! Seam iter
this purpose on the shilling of the MOW TIN
.inninfful ambience are not in the most that tram•
pans the heroine pi* rim Inodreds of miles every
time the wings use assuged. sad Abel= sighs in
tbeirestimatios in a podosinsa main a hsegjeoe.
wry. Mies Feces does the heat she met is these
encometsneto. nod se does Mr- YMNIO. end w di
the, slit but the business shoahl have been glossa fur
them. The journey shoots' hem hem pert•rieed by
the dialogue:, the rotescy of langasgealimecra Oddly
impress the whole honer with the chorsesin of the
esploit cekinated. Of count when the scene is
Chifilrel eo Moscow, dalt these scruples are done
away with; they are cot ,stalled, but they are put
aside. The business .cliasiges. nail Atireise's
sisaw-
tioo is the embeds:l, accompsnied .it Ow tipple-
nation and pendia% of berets, gives u much
more effective description of the previous scents
than the transactions of the scenes themselves.
Itt the mean slide the opeeteche of the Imperial
Coronation Within sad withoot the cathedral,
quashes all swine of criticisms. The mind Is en.
grossed by the overwhelming splendour and cere-
mony of the pageant—tile +indirect is lu the highest
degree gratified--and, what is not of frost import.
aura, the Monogr,* reap • rich barmiet is remorse-
estrus of the liberality they display in providing
for the public amusement. Mrs. Mon alit eau.
urines to ring with undiminished success. Some
passages were trued an eppsopriateil by the
how, N Ewing public seatimetiona.espeeislly owe.
though of very "seam phrweology, romanced ley
Darose, which denounces those as traitor* to the
throne, who would deprive the Serertign elf the
*talons liming, amid services of %lingoes pat nobs

The Lady of 011.101 WeLttatla. gm. M.P.
obi died suddenly, was sister to Cakirol Ntlte is,
M.P. end to the U.dy of Sir Rowe. WILLIAM.,
M.P. Her father recovered possession of the cop-
per miner in A aglesna through the professional abi-
lities sad attention of the kite Titaness Wtto
Eat}. of Temple Hoene. Seeks, sod M.P.
for Greet Marlow, and the connexion was strength..
toed by the union of the sun of the oae to the
daughter of the other. Mrs. WILLIAMS wire shoat
60 ',Pant of age.
OCTOBUR 16.—The perm mewed
the demi.e of a seamen, who was in the firm naval
action after the acce.stun of his late. Mail/VIT. We
have Isere a resident. • wog extraordinary cloirac-
ter, in Mr. Joan GirLES who camipleud his fi9dl
year no Saturday hew, and is now in perfect health.
Ties lwroly veteran bee been • warranted gunner in
the service sixty-three years and a half. He fired
the first gun when HAWK g received his flag ; aud,
on the lath of October, 1747. me' is the teeiterai
erigsgeaseat with French fleet wider that Admiral.
The riPst action was oft Toulon, ander BOSCAWZR,
arm 1759. The bast service war in taking of the
Dutch nett. in the year 177 D. GYLES was the
first min at Kamsgute woen the Katie
sailed fur the Fresocii ewer% end gave Is.. Monarch
three hearty cheers on pre departure of the Korial
Morereirs yacht. He walked alone from this place
without even the awitatance of u stick, which, in fact,
he never tow..
Dull.—le is with «metre regret we hare fa atlite
that a duel was this 11110r1IITIS r...0t near Relview,
in One comity. b. tirspen PATRICS DON ELAN. Esq.
of Piallyeighter,osid EDWARD CA 1.1. A NAN, of Eyre
Cows. E. 41. when. w, be first dirt:barge of pistols.
Mr. Dustman's hall entered the bean of his ad-
versary. win.. we nerd scarce!y add, expired on the
spot.—( Gabes% Chronicle.)
In the alma.hiize at Trouse, them is at this time
living • woman, named 1-11iw1.Err, who remembers
the visit of Querra ANNE to the PAOUSB family, at
Beasley Molar, nal' taking wine with one of her
MAJLITT'. vnnting-maul'.
Stick of Tolaiccu sas the Kiag's Watehomire. 13111
October, I lIJ 1 :

Noskar dru.soff,

A pamphlet has been jiist published 'by Ridgisay,
entitled " The Correspondence between Sir Robert
Wihon, his /loyal Highness the 'hike of York,
and the Electors of Southwark." to wilich are
added, Testimonials from the Allied Sovereioa,
The Correspondence has already appeared
,u Tug
BRITISH PRESS. The following is an euract from
the succeeding part, containing the testimonials :
Tlsetatiossitsg Weft soil deem eats are partly those to
which refereace„ we prelims% was mode he lir &Aril 'Ci-
sme% letter of the ells of October to his Royal Highwess the
Duke of York, and which more to relate to Set-
' viols performed oo * mirth:no open which Sir Robert Wilson
wasrimphiged tithe pear ISIS.
Sir Robert Mildew bad eistroismeby sermal, singe sieved of
*paw 17011„ with Width awl foistagn armies in Randers.
Ridlend, Inland dories the Rebelling, is the eitpeitiseon to
the Nalder, Egypt, tope of Goa Hope, in Poland, Pommes!,
IpNw. tut lbe latter Isar be misled the tosftessiiii le-
Os, Mg& mar the soeisse esiwo of the Povesesiese army
alpfer beim* wripesisesios. *hi that amps, mud Spotlit&
nrinhireetnesda, bt,prerisstml the rwapootion of /Anima, by
Imiscaieln4a ppoitio. in Cestile, which covered ehe washers
haulier of Purtagal ; sail, slier the battle of Talavera. Pr-
smovol Ore em+s,wfllfinibel Victor from the Atherche, at
the IlinCOolll the British army was eempelled te reagent en/
Mart acv ee the Togas, la mionwpsenee of He arrived of
Marshal /welt at IPlimeati• WWI 13,000 We. (I), Ole "lee el
which operation all isilitery roes mast appreciate.
Oa his return to liitighssii alley apt Illissiden war, derin
which he lisd heel eisideard in Tisrkey, Russia, Germany,
and Italy (2), 'lading himself excepted from the &ewersl
distribution of rrworde whit* were lavished upon every uM•
eer'wbo Lad sern;(l abroad, be adshiensed a memorial to his
Majesty's Goveresmint, shit itti ha premosions, that le might
tt'slaits some rApieletaiko elite mesas lamb had ikraishased
erne ettelosins. The letter of bia Royal Highness the Duke
of `folk effertfeel a teitim.•ny of the Commander is Chief's
opinioss sad feelings ott the lubilta, hat Sir Robert Wilson
never vilerfeed soy other Lentil from `s recognised claims.
The aeveMeals isecompanirsi memorial (3), and the
*bole florin been seised at the rime of Mr Holten Wilson's
went it Paris, formed part of the published proceedings, as
pings de procaine.

EXTRACT PZOM Tat sflscs OT i. PEPIN.
Now. Gulf keen, yew will bie emeeisheil is led, OW tibia
Soo. who har bees rereanwed ea les away of all Suirepe,
Is wee of those lailieideale of Owe Swept Ms meet mem
le be weed. Auld else has reirlereil ii. most iabpsdosi no.
view tp this geed now.
It

. is tierlbst I ihiuM 14 explain be ppm iherassonorss of
herr *Webb* oreesisitoliesua.
General Wilma IS re dal of fbosladishrest pan savors,
iskr, what lislorreasilsol essosaties ohms of Moir pawn-
sir, cam este sapt_y, 4 urn sem bream I rums purer
our pride& Ye AM reader aa worm of all hie
rewords. bears he 'osier as aroma+ of nil bib armies.
1k yaw tbitikeoretioise of the Red Err, st. Are. R.
Grover. Nara Throw, tb Tower Slid the Serra, Or Ore-
seat, C. he., beater be has served will herr is the
esaiposeisof ninth= and Boland, Ireland, sir Reuter,
hop, ?alined, Portugal. Spin, Prussia, Rani*, Geriosay.
Commiderabte enriosity has been @ltched hy the
anti Italy because he has bee,, charged with istygraist
iiii„4„„„ M cossissliasoas St. p,,,,„,sis.gs. he. he.
NIiCS-Cllslleat.Luit's visit fa Altairki, sod every I Wilson 'mot in Spiel writ Rosaparie, obese pro.
body .ie stoking what he is sow far. It is now ge. =al; powerfully eoutribrted to limpet* he searsnieur the
avidly
understood that be studied Spanish Wow sem Legion. the forming of wise! had rah sear.
his deportee.. Cost this be with sn intention of fee. "glut "Ince on Itee fate of a° P`"411"46*
it ire ia that Sparab ti. be he.. Ilarebal he sista.% a new translation of Dm Qeizoi
Ars set haw I. aro that be was rishard banal Coo-
It has been Meted mistake. time Sir ROSSO? marks i hat is his dekat be had se orragrarahr biaserWent
Wts.rit is going tw Pori, •' why be raves sawn he the Otsdrogite she ill•Nerof tad Ow williaseed that
gar to the Rath of Englanti. tutees* "blob his Ors bees atireirsioll fieriest rani.
rbousb it had error is the purest svisiesda.
Mr. gllll/111.-•elt Oa shot Cirri .14.. Whoa Maroon alma toT a wits, Wrier err ray
of Ski Weisehrekridto Catrpasys tisstiseremit, or be was ro Ana tr ears Ur sad he.f.,
mesas of Intosheig down to posterity the earner/ of Wm !mistimes
this anatchleus srti.t. have it in contemplation to
__was" 4_1"L""1"661,_,"","",16,.." it721161"....._ of
erect a moll obvti.it at est% end of be bridge, ;I' ;;Larin"ist .-ri 7,:;" "
where the division ban paw aloud. oer which skull Wart is oaoladfal, has owelly eel Sesortor bia.
be os iroceipe am, stating siinply the mew of the To reader ors are tally arraired eberseisr of
Architect under whose superinteudance this Rehr i Gamma Wilms, tbst arm abs none Eisv•ps. and
Overture sus exited, the tire it took building, and I " Pm" " re. the hide "elm is l'ina 4164' 44'111 b she
Alba flonestays. ornate ass to err • kw has..., is wisethe expense incurred try the vest undertaking..
them liottersiges themselves amigo to nods, booms So the
Major-Gwent! Sir Oasts Paxe missed the soils qualities which alistingoto
Ist isituirois of his Ofojestes Sd regiment of foot Ikea is yap dmideiss• Ser the doituat Kier are the
guards et Plymouth on the Itth iustasit. seam!!!
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(M s, ~Nor the lettere, M. Doris reetsseet)
This laat letter (4) has,, evidence le Wileees goals= a
heart. and the Iseetweay is lowilled by Ann.
la IllN woe Meech prisoners were threatesed at Oporto
by Portuguese salines, awl leforiated (5) sad sewed pea..
seats, to the number of forty thousand ; Wilson opposed the
outrage of the latter with a soull party of English troops,
and a portion of his legina. He repressed their violence hy
bolding out I. thew the fair of a routine with England, in
ewe they Amid presentees be to violate the law of nation •
and after thirty-eiz hone of istesiseat danger, hawing bee;
wiefiereed bye Speen% divisive, he succeeded is stewing to
the French peionseci a free pewee to doe port.
At the battle of Tannins, near Noecow. Wilson saved the
life of the nephew of the Duke de Feint ; be kept him at hie
quarters, 'hewed his the greatest attention, provided hie
with 'nosey, sod offered to procure his liberty.
The nephew of Prince Talleyruid, who was the. Aide-lo
Caner to Conrail Oradinot, having bees wade prisoner at the
passage of the Bowies, wad bong ea &eery NI), Wilms
provident hi. with half of his ores nurser and ninth., mod
eared hiss the journey to Siberia.
Whes Sl.Desseasttes, Phyaicias la Chief to the Frew*
tinny, recovered hie liberty at Wiles, he wee wet* ineleleseel
cur it to the ordeal solicitation of Dosersi Nils. M.
De.reetUOlll was the only prinwer to whoa WIN fawner sem
granted. Not satisfied with this, Winer pesesoted him stab
two twastred docats, to be distributed MOW the seaforew
sate French.
ladeyeoilonly of this ersieral basevelesee, his baninity
was manifested, during this among% by noseeretis preemie
acts of service, read. red particularly to German NINISOIId
and De to Nowisaye.
(Translation.)
TO Ste SOBBIIT WILSON, altbiltetAL lit rxle
eltiViell OF MIS OSITASUIc NA-MITT.
Moloney* Otwestat.-1 feel pertioder satisfaction is
&Otte able to Wows you that his Majesty the Forperer has
daterinised seesaw an you a particular .wk (jibe tenon
with which yeo have Warred him, as well by yew. services
is the lield in by the loyal eundriet which ifueingwislied yea
storing poor sway et head-ossineva, which Ms Imperial Na-
ivety sees you twit with regret. His Majesty has resolved
to greet yes the crew of Coasetawder of his Order of Marls
Therein. (7)
Bring appaloosa, in toy quality of Chancellor of the Ole.
Jar, to treinuoit be you the decoration which yea will here-
with recent. I eengwatelate spirit, my dear Gems'', en
Iservieg an oppeetisaity I. reiterate the ezpresien of thew
aeatisnosts of frieadinip sod ettaeleaseat which I Ines ego
swerved An yo• ; sestioreets whieli are etiseed by an army,
which has is &even* witnessed your brilliest cosedect, se

wee abytwy countryman, whalmee been enabled to appri-
time i Its maioblit quatities at Tour heart,
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Aicespi, nil near General, ameraners of my *Wile d.
which are as strung 4IS they sre.enchaugealde.
fligoed) pRINTCE DE METTERNICH.
taboret, J:muary 4, 11114.
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(Translation.)
DECLARATION OF THE EMPEROR AT FEANEFOUT,
OCT. 17, 1813, PIE O'CLOCK IR THE EVENING.
Ia Vivaria you rendered me the (realest sod mold eseeutial
nervier. Yoe Void me the real truth. I owed to you a know-
loser of what was paring.. Oa my anima at Wane, I veri-
fied all you had writhes; I found sA mum as to feet, and
accurate as to opiniou. I never but °ace imagined 1 had
say cause au feet displeased with you; I was tMd you dimi-
nished On cumber of my army, and thus would weaktu the
coakdowee of Fumismsd la sty power; 1 soon fouud out that 1
had nal hem writ intinsised.
Yom: seal, stud the ballast efier's you made, proved still
more my Amur. You have contsussed, without imtentrirstem.
to augmeut your animism, my esteem and ptotectiuo. 1 ere
end gum sir my famed, as wee tame good services 1 shall
term target 1 anal Mausellintay dictate a letter to Comte
isi which I flea amine Mai to imperils these miti-
meets tease Prince germ. sod solicit that you may menara
at the head-quarters of the Allies ea heretofore. finked, 1
shill take upon niyvelf to prevent your departure hie 114 y.

tan' INTELLIGENCE:

PALACE COURT, FILIDAT, Ocronca 19.

•••
PIT!' R. THE RIGHT HON. VIM. HUSKISSON ANA

(Traos/at kw)
Fribourg, January 1, 1813.
Eros have always roved yourself my Lind ; you have is
Oreleld storms theardow of your regard ; and its your met.
Riewieatiore mot ban aloes.. told me truth
Too Ware vaaamailiesi she credit of war cormery, tad at
all times proved how mesa pa empected its itatemsts.
• (Touted ion.) •
Site, Jemmy 3.1, Ifil4.
Toe uill rerein bereekk, my drat General, a lett... which
I beg you will have the goodness to transmit to k.ar.lsal
Comet de Reliegard.
Baer fate separates we from melt wiser, I am, at least, in
ease asenewir eamoteill est velleetisig, that you are weer Shel
essfectabie awe, lima, 1 am 1110114 to wy, I bete long
numbered sewn my trends ; and wlio hes pyre ase reek
of his friendship tor occasions when they were mach
1 mast nefese that I ate men to dad your Cioveratnem
&mime no for sandier rat thaa that of remairriog in sty
wry. In yen 1 lase a Geeeset, Wiese erlhtary talent and
great illetralece I know hew Is a/genetic; nod who, mom
two, poosineab the mum iellasete keevriedge of all the
tiaguisbed isidivideels in the receipt corps, which forte $
great proportion of the army ander my command.
Really, 1 ism re yew a down awd faithful (rtes.'. Rut
ear profeisies is use of petrattoa ; therefore, my dear Ge-
mmel, 1 beak *sly ha add, that 1 latter myself you will ever
reckon way friendship 81111 1 reckon oa yawn.
(biased) SCHWARTZENBERG.
LOSS AISILDBCIII TO 11111 ROSSI! WILSON.
Laegres, February 2, 11114.
Siw—.You will perceive, by the enclosed letter, that his
Royal Highatsa the Privet Regent has beer graciously
pleased to permit you to accept rod wear the Commawder's
Cross of the Order of *1 aria I'neresa (8), conferred ors you
by his Imperial Majesty. I experiewee treat eitodactioe
couveyleg to you the knowledge of this peresiorium The
amour, rare and valuable as it is, you lave nobly merited ;
and although it is rot easy to possess a idle to any Isseer
distinction, yet I feel conlldeol, that it will wt be long be-
fore I have to acknowledge, in commuu with all who are
acquainted with thereat estate of your services, the justice
of your claims eve. to additiooal tumour awl roamed.
1 am, with great troth, Si.,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
(liegoesl) *SKIDS/UV.
Tallieher.General Sir Robert Wilton, K M.T.
&c. ke.
LOSS 401686(15 Yto 616 606101 WILBOB.
Ueda*, September I, 110114.
Bane Witten—
/tees's, la re matiog sow, or Si may Wier taw, what 1
ham akready freqmatly teniught snider the kawaledjen of
Goverameet, ate fate of the tempswient and spiesdid enviers
elicit pee rendered en the ttenseson muse, ie Me amine of
She flat impaigre in Gemmel. The assuage of lie Rafe.
roe sad of all the most consyiesiosis pelaossa Oahe dermaslass:dieartere, was Wad se your praise; and, is purlieu's;
lkiterartwroberg has repeatedly told raw of the great oblige.
dews be awed to yen, frees the areal sesatesee rendered ea
emeny seseelesse, bat mere fartitelerly at Litiprie en the 18th,
ekes he was es mach addend to you fee peer ship dare&
lion of the Austrian cavalry, and whole coadoci ws that
day. Rat I need not enter lute detail, fee I lank your
Consmander'e Cross of Maria Theresa must prove to all the
world that it weld be no ordinary degree of merit which
meld Amin se dissiogo lobed on bower. The perky of this
6,66 &pee has, &o pus well know, been rigid* frowned,
airdjusily entitles It to be coarialered as the hat military dim
unction In Europe.
I slab my testimony could be of say service to you. 1
cats ealy my, that it would be ae act of gam tajwollell son
my pare, if I did non declaim, wheaten, bee beak it twee.
lacy, that Maple 1 knew to he the troth.
Believe lee, dear Wilson, very aecerettpours,
(Signed) A 8 CORKS.
ilhijoe.Getieral Sir Robert Wilson,
Ire. ke. Re.
SITILACT OF A SUBSEQUENT LICTIEZR.
11 am very glad you was satisfied with my letter. Strict
justice demanded still more.
(Signed) ARILRDREN.

OTHERS.

This was an action brought by the Plain:iff, a
surveyor in the Adelphi, agaiust Mr. /aski...nu
(one of the Commissiontrs under the New Street
Act) and the other Derr'iditilts, to recover a coat-
pemierion in damages. The declarotion charted the
Defendants with having conspired together stilt
other persona to deprive the. Plaiiniff of his busi-
ness as a surveyor, by representing hint Us is
bail tains, lend unworthy to be trusted. The
cave hes sheerly been before the public. es tore
parties were indicted some time N.,n) in the Court 4
Kirrit's Bench, for n similar offence, and serf:ttl-d•
Mr. Pitt also brou;;l... un action in the Volta .if
Commis§ Pleas, in which hr was uonsuited. tie
now appeared to conduct his case in persoo, and
slated to the Court and Jury those facts. which he
afterwards penceeded to call evidence to stastiiii-
tinte.—'fire first witness called was
George Brooks, Esq. examined by tile Ph: 4i iff:
—I am a Solicitor, and lied a tenant of di, moil of
Stephen Parr. Mr. Millie end Mr. Nadi eatits to
me early 10 iSiS 041 WCrount of Perr's claim fin.
compensation. They mid that Parr bud employett
Mr. Pitt, anti that they found wome dtwicttllf sepia
historewl they asked my ioiterfereastv with Mr. Pair
to get him to employ sortie one else. ) rtfueed, as
I Clod not conceive it right to interfere.
Cross-committed by Mr. Tneetentla.— I carrot
oeceliect whether Mr. Nash or Mr. M due urldrevetril
ler theV truth rook pert m the conversation. Parr
had a het-we under use. I Iterild frau the
that Peer had received from the Coarimossinners
of the new street a croupensitints of afloat MO/. -A
het-vale vicipraintril with the Plaintiff &brim this
time—he introduced hituself to au as a referee or
egret. l had a cleim nu the Commissioners 14
compensation for my reversionary interest its I:tree
house. I never employed Mr. Pitt.
James Harp-ave, junior, examined by the Plan:l-
- fired in a house neer Si. 111111t11.0 spoke,.
which was to be pulled down nittier the Sew Street
Act; ray fattier was the tenant at will; me tithe,
ernployei the Plniattlf in the early. pert at
Mr. George Thompson (one of the Defeuditoi.)
utter dist tame to know the reason my father bed
not quitted the pretuiees according to dm notice he
trial received ? I replied that my father was we:l-
ing for L. enmpensatio.i. and that he had 8.11110,1-
ed Mr. Pitt, and se mon as the Commissioners,
thought fit to treat with him. my bolter Rae
willing to leave. M. Thompson ip.id my fa-
ther was in bad hoods that be might bare hid
some compensation if be bad not employed Mr.
Pitt, but sauce lie bad, he shotild not Mire
a farthing. I afterwards saw a person who left Lie
card as G. Cottrell (another of the Defendants);
hr said he called to advise my tether to mime down
to the office, and he would see what hr could do
for hint, if he would tyke it net of Me. PIII%
hands. I said my father had employed Mr. Pitt.
arid meant to go rntiielt by his directions. Ills
e4d, " Teti Soar father to take a second considers-
liar. anti ',revel en tho poweryou hem get to coo-
tend against.* Mr. Con** evme tame liftetvrerda.
Inv, J heard no more conversation.
Cromsewaromed Ii Me. Ma OL —Thit was
shout March, 1815 ; my father's landlorit was the
Rey. Mr. Matthews. The notice my father resisted
cent, from the Commissioners. They had put-
thawed the intere.t from Mr. Matthew., and diets
ti ey. es my father's landlord, gave notice to quit.
My lather applied to Mr. Pitt at his house iu
AtSelvti, because he understood he was a person
who could do justice. My father was a shoemaker.
Mr. Cornell came shout a fortuight after Mr.
Thompson came; he said the Commisoiorsers
come to a resolution not to treat with Mr. Pitt ow
any account whatever. therefore the sooner my
father took it nut of his hands the better.

Elisabeth Mayer emintiiied.-1 occupied a house
opposite St. Jamb's market. I employed Mr. Pitt
to see me compensated. under the New Street Act.
It was in the latter end of 1815, after I bad em-
ployed you, Mr. Thompson. sen. came to me twice.
and requeied me to go ont ; I told him I could
not, and 1 referred him to Mr. Pitt, and whatever he
agreed to I was willing to do; he said he would
have nothing to do with Mr. Pin, and I wa. in very
bad hands. A fortnight afterwards Mr. Cornet!
celled, he asked why I did notgo out and I made
the mine reply. He offered use 121: which I re-
fned ; I employed so attorney, end went to law
with the Commissioners ; he (Thompson) said they
weer would settle with me as long as 1 ensploye4l
Mr. Pitt ; I at lost settled it myself, nod got 301.
They told me to tell my friends how 1 was served
by 'mploying Mr. Pitt.
erms-nraroined by Mr. Tlllllllffitlt...-1 was ex-
amined on an indictment is the Court of Eiu 'r
Bench. I recollect what I then swore. 1 dual t
remember-wearing that Mr. Thompson, yen. ti,d
Dot cense to my house • if I mid so it must bust-
been untrue. I received a notice to quit. Mr.
Moore was my landlord ; I knew that the Croon
had purchased his interest ; I received the nntice
frum Mr. Moore; I held over after that 12 months;
I paid uo rent to any body for that time; I em-
ployed an Attorney; the canoe did not come before
a dory ; 1 paid out of it 24/. If I said at any
time I paid only Id.it is untrue. I first employed
Mr. Pitt about the middle of 1816 ; a friend of
mine sent Mr. Pitt to me by my desire. I don't
recollect receiving a letter from Plaintiff requesting
me to emplq biol, or any of his cards from him.
went to Mr. Pitt'. Office in the Adelphi; thene
was something written on the door about the Com-
ottotioners ; I don't know if it COMpalia•
bort Office." I never paid Mr. Pitt soy linos.
Thomas Welker examined by the Plistutili—l
occupied a house in Luca...place. Swoltow.eteeet,
clove to Oefordaetreet. The house was to come dues is
tinder the N Street • I

rat DORI or YORK TO SIR ROSIRILT WILSON.
Here Gtuirds, January Id, 11114,
love to stknowleihre the receipt of your letter of
the 21st iostast, with he eselmeres • and in iag yon
of the very favourable maser ie tehteh 1 am imprevsed by
the merit of your zealous and dist‘eeeishsd services, I have
to y the expression of my regret tint the principle of
limitation, endrr which the Order of the Rath has been es.
Wend, did eat admit of your same bathe itmeland. The
lavisher!" dincelties which were apporhended as being
to arise from a system of individual selection, SOON the lint
establishment of a distiection, which necessarily possested a
reedend it eamelisst that a line drould be
draws to guide die skeisiso, where vs wide. field of mutt
errs besullid seder the Priers Ressat's easoldastiwa.
This limited Use did dot embrace • peeled whew yea weal
materially employed with the British army ; sod barium. V
your disfioxuistad oreduct, obtained the liesoars sad Ai&
disetiows of all tie foreign armies, wit% *Sikh lea {rare ea
essaseatly served, I lei ememirstively 'elided, seder the
isepremios, that, in year ems. the seam of deo principle
adopted would be spread to yourself awl you fried*.
I have only to add, that, upos future measines, I dun if
most happy to briny your same under the Prince Reeeirt's
emeinostion mg weir for prolitarionaldisilseltost, hot as a
mandolin; lie commod if a easdhp oadaveal.
I %ie. obese.
FREDERICK. Consmandse-iaCideC
Ilsjor.Geseral Sir Ruben Widen,
Ate. M. ice.

(8) Sir Robert Wilma had twice p►eviously guistea
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is the PlPOntiag, hi. 114asiertra steam tureket, the
George the Fourth, sailed from Helibeatt fee
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