The Sun.
London, England, 1809-02-02 00:00:00

oCcasioll $llO said oho was married. at Pancras, and
on another at Berkhamstead, where her father was.
a /Malt r, she also stated that her husband was the
nephew of Mr. Alderman Clark. After the House
WO made acquainted with, these contracjiAions, it
A,ygold not be difficult to determine the credit which
was due to such a Witness. Senn after this inter-
-I,IQA: his Etyal,Highness havin,.• signified his, wish to
sevafate from this Lady,,he (Mr, Adarp) was asked
whether behad any ottjenion to communicate that
determination to her. _His_ Royal Highness stated,
m, a letter, that though Mrs. Clarke .11ad not in any
rethpea aaect correelly, he was willing to give hkr ap
Annnnity of 400. 02,,year but that the payment of
this annuity must depend upon her behaviour, bii
Royal Highness retaining the power to, withdraw
the annuity if she 'inisconducted herself. Having
communicated the message of His Royal High-
.ne?.s, he left Mrs. Clarice, and bad not .seen her
'from that time to the present ; the letter which had
been alluded to, Mr.. Adana „obierved, wai not in
his possession, he bad returned it to his n'oyal High-
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',The ATTORNEY-GENERAL then put. several TICS.
tiollB to ColOnel AVAttoLe :
would ask the Hen. Member whether he
ctilleaedAirhat he stated to the House from Mrs.
Clarke, old whether he has stated any information
that he did. not colle& from her I had a good
deal of information from her, which 1 wrote in my
memorandum-book she said nitwit to me.,
Q. Does tfie Hon. ,Member know whether she
told hint on Thursday, the 25th of July, the pay-
ment of the 2001, Was made,?---;A., Rojo her As-
sertions, from first to last, no doubt remains: on my
mind that she did.
Mr. WHITBREAD here put a question to the
Chairman, namely, whether it was usual to exa-
mine it Mentber in a Committee of the House, after
a Witness had been examined at the Bar.
The SpaAKe.,a observed,, that the House bad re-
solved, that its Members shall not be examined till
3 resolution had been passed for further inquiry, re-
lative to any ,subject under discussion. After a ease
had been
,gone through, it had been usual for-the
House to proceed to call for any additional nvidence,
and then any Member was. competent to move fur
. new,exidettee.
The CUANCELLOR of the EXCHEAXER said, there
was no doubt entertained withrespea to, the- irregu-
larity of examining a Member, bat quottions had
„been tint
.to theklon, Gentleman who male theist°-
, two, for the purpose of trying the Veracity of •- the
The hag stated by the Witness were dif-
ferent Ip,th the staterrienl made on a former occasion
by the Hon. Gentleman, therefore it was competent
to :ask questions, to prove whether .the Witness
ought to 4e believed* nut.

W. WARDLE then observed, tbot hire, neir a gave
hint any other information, or mentioned other dates
than those before statod. Several other interroga•
toriei were put by other Mernbero, which .Co;onel
Wordle answered. The, relics did not altUr:l my
Contratliotion. •

Mr. CitOKER asked the. Hon. Member (Col. War-
dle), whether he did not go to the house or Mrs.
Cltirke, on,Ttleslay, nod stop ;t considerable
A. I did call yesterday on Mrs. Clark; but (141 hot
Leo her.

Mr. W. linsts, it) answering to tr(oestion
en, t.„ 'l,, fu,o, of his lloy;1 'Highness; entered
in(op biatemeilt, which proved that the property
the Royal 1)tilio was ritliijet,t to collsitkrabie reduc-
tion ; uud 1 e. observed, that ,it '‘va4 not fair•to sup-
po;3e, lie was in the administrcalion.of what the Duke's
income Appe;rod 16 be.
GORDONn EXAMINED.

in ctn:,wer to 3everal quesliotie, all of which re-
fated to the routine of businesi, in the War Oahe,
which %yen:: put by Mr; AD,or, Mr. Yditßui ,the
4TRB TONY GUNIMAL., Mr. 14A11,18, and Mr. G.
Ton NOOK, • •
CoionCi stated the ordinary. -mode in
v. Rich impel resi.can. protnof 102 andtpxelninges
tat prepored, and laid before the Commander in
Cilia for ili. pkahttre, and, before his Tvlajesty, trw
liiy approtvlion. Upon the ease before the House,
be took plcusnri: of the Conimander in Chief on
ILI' Q3(l, ho to hi I\l3jeaty for his
upprobatioo tbc .14t11, The exchange, however,
v+at riot GAZt.till'd tilt the '3Uill. I:be cause- why. it
did tot appe.,'t! In tho next Gii‘zette alter, arose from
at the l';‘p;.N not having arriv.ed iii ttrtlv
r hr. 6,l'4k:tie of., 1,-; Sal ordjy. Such senoe-
tioic, took piacr, and 'ln the:promotioni
rar ,„.‘„hanaei tier oot appear till the next Gaz,gte„.—
.1, cu.,tornaty with the. commander in .Ctilef not
11, h,s pleasure, upon" artj, appoinimenr to the
1,41 t)' iott,rv'sted, until the oppointment had received
iris lib!ajcsty's approbation.

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Colooel(;%Atrh,tc's exatoination here concluded,
The CII NC I:l,Loit Of the k;: ctirau SR was anxious
to know what course the Mu, Member who had
brooglttiorarr3 this question intended to pnrsue,—
nis Noble 14.ricod` (Lord CrisiLir‘agh), would hung
forwsrd respettit;g the Militia to-wor.
row,' and he tri)ted the it,ort. Gentleman would be

dy w hr,ng torword bis next charge on lesiday.,—
lok:t.d, 11 r. v.,14 aware, titter what bad already Iran-
tiptt ed, the extonitLition of the other Witnesses could
uot Uo drawn into any great length. At all events,
n was Ino,t • desirable that no unnecessary delay
b:JOUId interveLe.

Colonel WAtt OLE was 'as desirous as any Gentle.'
mart could he that tl!e business might be pr4eeded
jo with every possible disp3tch. It would however
be, neethsary, for him to W,nr the arrival from Spain
of several essential Witnesses, among others. Captain
'Huxley Sanden, and Nlajor-Gerieral french. Indeed
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he c.ould- not well ray when they might arrive, ;is t.o
rciurn having been made of the killed and wounded,
it way even iropavtiblo to say whetber they were
living or not, ,

Liird CAvil.criEAGFI observed, that by sending
the. otoneti of the Oliicers, intended to be called
WitneSAt3i' to the War-Office, it might ea4ily, be
ascertained tvh,.,ther they had.. arrived .or not, or
whether it was likely they might goon arrive.
111 r, S. BoosNa could not forbearennessing his
torpriat 'and sew-et that any Honourn: it Member'
should kive been so precipitate in giving 1,t)1;,,t; of. is
MotiriD, MO ill haying down the grounds,of it, be
torts he bad aocettaitied "I.V bether the witni*jes which
acre to be called. to ottbstaut late his chargeav&crior
'licit!, not in readiness to attend. Vs/as it so light
and iocouiidcrate a thing, to inoinnute ouch oe-
rtous charges against any iutlividual, Intt.di less an
individual of the high lank and ounivn of thy. Cotn..