Star.
London, England, 1826-12-22 00:00:00

THE WELLESLEY CASE.

. TAM! ran Di Die COURT OT CNANCIST ix DIE ABOVE CAM.
AFFIDAVIT OF THE HON. W. LONG WELLESLEY.
That he bad lived in the most perfect harmony with
his wife until the arrival of Lord and Lady Mary.
borough in Paris; and that, until he read the affi.
davit of Thomas Bulkelsy,- that he (deponent)
was ignorant that the said Lord and Lady Marybo-
rough so visited Paris by the advice of Dr. Bulkeley ;
nor does' be, deponent, now believe that such was
the case. •
That after the said Catherine Pole Tylney Lopg
Wellesley had determined to leave France and proceed
to England, deponent would not consent to her so
doing, or to the said infant plaintiffs accompanying her,
until he had settled with his said late wife a system of
education for them, and which she faithfully promised
deponent should be scrupulousty attended to; and that
from the period of their living in different kingdoms,
he, deponent, kept up a correspondence with the tutor
who had been appointed to educate the said iafants ;
and in such "torrespOndence was always most anxious
and solicitous respecting the care, education, and int.
provement of bis said children, the said infant plaintiffs;
and that he, deponent, never did part with the controul
or right to resume the possession of his said children at
his pleasure. That such letters are, as deponent verily
believes, all fn existence, and are now, with the rest; of
the papers and.effects of said late Catherine Pole Tyl-
ney Wig Wellesley, in the possession of her sisters,
Dorothy Tylney Lpng and Emma • Tylney Long, of
one of them, or theii agents, or solicitors; and that if'
hey were produced to this lionoarable Court, would
• the real love and affection with which deponent
always vegstrded his said' children, and the considera-
tion hebid for their Well•doing in every respect. •
That he used also to correspond with his two soni
weekly, and that the said letters he addressed to them
Were aivolys written in a tone and strain of affectlon,•
ind With studied core for their improvement and ad.'
'tenement in knowledge. That he endeavoured in tie.
most familiars though cautions mannet, to convince
them of the advantage of education and rectitude of
conduct, which correspondent* was carried-on until
after the-death of the said Catherine Pole Tylney Lang
Wellesley, when his children neglected to answer his
letters; and have been from that time to the pre-
heat, as he believes, cut off boat all communization
with-444 deponent, inasmuch as
•he believes they pot-
sees a proper filial affection for hint deponent ; and that
in every respect, during the whole period of their ab•
sence from jtirn, he was actively solicitous 'and most
earnest respecting their progreu under the care of their
tutor, to whom he was constantly giving direttiona
resßecting them, and when he, deponent, was so very
ill that he was unable to write to his said children, he
for many weeks used to dictate from his bed, letters to•
his apothecary, who wrote and sent such letters to them.

As coughs and colds PMent at this season of
the ye*r, a Correspondent recommends those afflicted to
take equal quantities of old rum and liquid honey—a
tea spoonful night and morning, or as often as the cough
troublesome, it is sure to give relief. The•nativelioney
is the best.

Yesterday morning a young woman fell from the
first door window of a house in Leicester-square, by
which her thighs were broken; she was taken up in a
dreadfully tnutilated state, and surgical aid procured ;
but she lies in a very preraiious situation.
TM Minister cf the Interior has authorised the open-
mg•of an English Theatre at Paris, in the little hall of
M. Oromaire, Rue Chauteteine. It is to be open to
subscribers only..

• The Hon. Edward .Cust was elected Member for
toistwithiel, on the 18th inst. in the room of Sir. Alex-
Oder Craig Gnint, who vacates his seat for that place,.
TarAildborongh, in Yorkshire. •
half.yeatly Meeting of the London Assurance
Cotnpanttook' place ye.terday, attneir Office in Bar-
ithin-logidrthas a dividend of ten shilling; on each t)ire
!was dechted.

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On the. 15th instant, in Nes.theaspitta!sguare. Mrs. 'Malls
Tanner', aged 86, atimy years an inhittltatat of Eaton IrtigBlo6_
At Fort William; on the 7th' instant, Captain George 11101888
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Stewart, of the Royal Neer. • ,
At, Pulnackie, in the garkkef Battle., •on the 4th instate. mei
93 years, 11r. Robert floddin, late In Blachfilly. Mr. &dill' was.
the eldest and one of the mOstzeipeetabte inhahilants of the pintas,'
The 20th ult.-at Edinburgii, the -lion. Miss Henriessi Framer,
eldest daughter of the late Gone, Lord Sultoun.
At Edinhurgh, on the ssh instant, where he had just enuumeitead''
his academical studies, in the 14h year of his age, Aleasndee
Maule Stewart, eldest son of the Rev. Alex. Stewart of Dough's.
At the Sandwich Islands, in Dee. 1825, Dr. John Law surgeon
to the King of Woahocssecond soon( Mr. John Law, Brisieotitt
Edinburgh.
At Shawfield, an the 7th instoot) Mr. William M'Alpine,wriaet,
in Glasgow. .

CAST 'INDIA BIRTHS, RIARRIAGES, AND DEATHS
• • MADRAS.
BIRTHS—At MasuUnatani, on the 7th instant, the Lady of
Charles Roberts-Esq. Civil Service, ef-a son; -at Malsvan, on the
30th 'May, the Lady of Captkin J. Meredith, 4th Regiment Ught
-Cavalry, of a. ion; at Quiton, on the 27th May, the Lady of Car.'
J. Ron, uta ion ; at Madiss, on the 6th June, the Lady of 'Minas
f?sq.. of s son.; at the Presidency, on the Bth Jove, the
Lady of • William Scott, Seq. Secretary Medical Board, of a loo;
•at Chicseolc, og the 24(th ?Jay, the wife of Serjeant Major Japan
Allen, of tge 5d Native Veteran Battalion, of a son ; at Bangs**.
on the 254 May, the wife of Mr. John ROuie, of a daughter ;:at
Madras,' on•the 9th June, at her father's house. Mr. Sagas de
Silva, cabinet-maker, Mount-road, Mr.. D. Pharoab, edit of Se-
jeant Major Pharoah, of the 3d extra •Regintent, of a son; on the
.4th July, at Woodville, on the Neilgherry Hills, the Lady of
J. C. Morris, Esq. of the_ Civil Service, of a eon ; atJaulbak
the 25th Jutie..the Lady of George Sandy*, FN.
eon.. at Tellicherry,' on the 24tb,June, the Lady of FraVisLse•
eell;S, 'Esq. of a daughter ;. it Cottayam, on the. 210 Jank Mn.
Fenn, of a' on"; at Bellary, otl the Bth June, the wife of Mr. t/
Ross, Revenue Surveyor, of a, daughter ;-thel 14th June, lgrti
Thomas Bathes', of a daughter; at ILimiltdi-'on
.Ibe lealCSoe.
Elizabeth; the Wife Cf Iltritt'Diesser Hertry'4s, Hera Diode,.
' of a daughtec.
MARRIED—The Ist Jane, at • •St:,Geofge's Chneek..hl the
Rev. I.l4,„..Roy,•Captain W. V. Ilewittoaf-the 'Bombay Antsy, is
• Caroline..:ehlest daughter of the late Ligon:ant-Colonel R.J. Cot-
grave, of the Madras Engineers. • • • .
DEATiIS:At .Sladras; on the. 6th,Jette, tbe must. son of
Thomas Allsop, Esq, at the Presidency Cantontneat, on the gd
June, Quartermaster Sitjeantlohn Hewitt, of the 25th Regiment.
N.. I. aged 47 years, after having served, 141 Majesty and the How
Company for a period of 28 years, leaving a disconsolate widow
and four children to lament their irreparable loss, and when dent
Will be long remembered with regret by a large circle of Menden"
acquaintances.

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