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London, England, 1812-06-15 00:00:00

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correctly or not..
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(signed)

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The Earl 'Grey'.

C
Holland House, May Si, Isgl.

MY DEAR LoRD-4 cannot sufficiently thank
,
you for your kind antiety to procure an accurate
statement of the words spoken by me in the House
of Lords. It is difficult to remember precise ex-,
pres:ions so long after they were spoken; but I
am sure I cannot be far wrong in stating the stl.l)-
stance of what i said, as follows :

I was speaking on the subject of the Trish Ca-
tholics, and particularly on the charge of intehi=
perate conduct which had been made against thew.
I .stated, that great allowances were to'bf.l made
for this, considering their repeated disappoint.-
ments ; and I 'cited, as instances of these, the re-
,.call of Lord Fitzwilliam, and the Union. I then'
said, that 'the most distinct and Authentic pled4et
had been given to them 'of the Prince's Wish to
relieve them from the disabilities of which ,thq
complained ; that I spcike in the hearing 'of per
sons who would contradict me if what I said waS
unfounded, and who would,. I was sure; suppoft
its truth, if questioned ; that now, when the ful-
filment of these pledges was confidently expeete:!,
to Tee an Administration -continued in power,
which stood Oil the express principle of resisting
their claims, was, perhaps, the bitterest
pointment they had yet expuienced ; and that it
was not surprising if, under such circumstances,
they felt and acted in a way that all well-wishers
to the peace of the empire must regret.
tkhiS I give as the substance, and by no means
as a correct repetition of the particular expressions
used by me ; and this statement r can neither. re-
tract, nor endeavour to explainaWay. If, in con-
sequence of it, the Prince feels a strong personal
objection to me, I can only_ repeat, what I have
already said to you, that I am perfectly ready to
stand (nit of the way ; that my friends shall have
my full, concurrence and approbatiOn in taking
office without me, and my most cordial support in
the Government of the 'country, if their measures
are directed, as I'am sure they mast always be;
by the principleS upOn. which we have acted to-
gether. -
I write thiS from Loreflolland'S in a great
hurry, ,and in the middle of dinner.; but, I was
unwilling to defer, even for a minute„to answer
an inquiry, which I feel to be prompted by so
friendly a' solicitude for Ale. I have not the means
of taking a copy of this letter; I shall therefore
'be obliged to you to let me have one ; and I am
sure, if, upon recollection I shall-think it neees'--
sary to add any thing to what I have now said,
you will allow me an opportunity of doing so.
I am, with the sincerest regard,
My dear Lord, your's, very faithfully,
GEM

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 12.—John Henry Smyth,
Esq. M.A. of. Trinity College, was on Tuesday-
lett Unanimously elected one of the Representa-
tives in • Parliament for. this University, in the
room of, Sir Vicary Gibbs., appointed a Judge of
the Court of Common
,Pleas.

William Wallace, Esq. of Sidney College, was '
on Mond'ay admitted Bachelor. in Civil Law.

The following Gentlemen were yesterday ad-
mitted to the -undermentioned Degrees

BACHELORS IN DIVINTY.
Rev.. Morn Walter Jones, of St. John's College.
Rev. Reginald Blign, Fellow of St, John's College.
Rei>: William Deal try, Fellow of Trinity College.
Rev. Henry Eveleigh Holland, Felldw of Emmanuel.
Rev. Birkett.Dawwn, of Emmanuel College.'

BACHELOR OF ARTS.
C. R. Preston,.Esq. of Trinity College.

KING'S BEN.CH.---Mr, Robert Bligh was to-
day again brought up for judgment, and 'after his
affidavits hlad been read, and• Mr. WARREN heard
in mitigation, Mr. GARROW, for the prosecution,
stated, that Lord Darnley was still ready to take
recognizance of some_of Mr.B.'s most respectable
friends, who might he inclined to be sureties for
his keeping the peace towards his Lordship ; to
obtain which he -Was remanded till the last day
after Term.

An order has been issued from the War Office
for all 'officers absent from the army in the Penin-
gula to join their respective regiments imme,ii-
ately ; and this order is issued in a manner that
would imply that all leaves of absence will other-
wise be cancelled.

Letters Were received in town, on Friday, from
Bengal, by way of America, to the 4th of January•
last. They state, that a house at Madras ha 4
failed for a considerable sum. The Bengal six
per cent. paper, which had remained for a length
'of time, at par, or nearly so, had suddenly fallen
to nine per cent. discount.