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London, England, 1804-11-19 00:00:00

tair, end tope it wtti end in fnme ezpotteists employed by ed ix-
known enemy. In be mr.in time take cart ot a fettke~a
m y memo are ry prreamair t'.antrat this to the Ot%
and believe rue, your C6.tcrd and tru aff. :end, strew ream
The Lady retired to lead the letter, and Oise.;
wards took the earlieti opportunity of (peaking id'
Mr. H on the fubjed, whet, fhe informed him that
he would a 5 the part of a friend if he would cons.
rnunicate the delicate affair to Mr. S. and that if be
' did not do fn. it would hoe mesher duty to do
Upon that the Rev. Gentleman feemed much agis;
tated, and repeated his injundion not to haver he I
matter difclofed ; he silo renewed his caution ye-.
gar ding the fettlement. Mrs. S. then deprifed, that
the nett time fhe law her brother, (he made him ac-
quainted with the circumflances rekeetint the letter.
The affidavit then adverted to her perfect confident* ,
in the innocence of her hufband ; it Gated that
did not lofe a moment in applying to Mr. A. Oily.
had been implicated with Lady P. in this abonsieahlei;
acculation. Mr. A. ezpteffed utter alionillimem 00
the occafion,afforing the Lady at the fame time there
could hot bathe heal colour or pretence for filch a t
charge.
The aelGilrit from Mr. S. Gated that he had ii.sa •
with his wife in the ezercife of peat affeltion, *aid r.
explained the circiimftance of bra Geeping at Haut
chett's Hotel, when his wife was on a vifit •at Mr. ,
R.'s. That gentleman not having a (pare bed, Mg.
S. could not be accommodated; the Lady therefore;
Dept with Mifs ,R. and the huibmsd at Hatebetewi
Hotel.
Lord E LLLLL °sou ir—'‘ What is the fort of aisle
you would ehaqe ?"
Mr. Easetwa—" That he did, by this letter, ;art
finuate Mrs. S.'s hufband was guilty of unnatural
propenfities and praCtices ; and the mode of proof iits
by the Lady, who will give testimony to the awes
(*salon in the library. I (hall charge it both as a
libel and a mit:demeanour."
Lord ELLk LL 011OU 11." If you take the whole
of the letter he appears in fonse degree to mired." •
Mr. Gaasow—" No. my Lord, he deka' her not
to communicate tho circerntlance, but immediately
to fet about p: ocuring a fettlement."
Lord E LLLLL oentiosi--" It does not appear be
endeavoured to alienate her affedions with any fen-
fuel defign upon her."
Mr. jUltiCe LAWItINCI•••••" What is hated cefpelt-
ing Mr. A. ?
dr. ERSIL I N t—r. The converfation was in the book-
room ; it was commenced by alluding to Mr. B.'s
pecurtiaiy lituation, it continues refpeding the let-,
Clement, and concludes with the authority on which
the affertions were fupported, in which reference is
made to. Mr. A. Mr. H. hid further, that 'he had
received two anonymous letters to apprize him of the
affair, the one cif which appeared to be written by a
gentleman, the other by a female. Thefe, and all
the other particulars of the charge are Rated to be
an abfnlure falfehood."
Lord Ea. I. se soeouts H.—" Before we refit the
oiled of your motion, there mull be lonic ground
laid of tr.a.ivs artilmes to support it. He might do all
this in the charater of a [,tend, and 'KW fieed, it
was
otherwife. You may have an indictment, bet I
Ihould be lorry to grant a criminal information ankh
the corrupt motive be clearly Mewls."
Mr. EISRIIII.-..-" The motive is explained by his
conduft. After he has intimated Mr. S. was wholly
unfit to arfocime with mankind, Mr. H. came to the
houfe of this outcall [rum the wcrlJ with his wife, od
vifit, either of ceremony or ftiendlhip, and con-
verted on the pedigree of a horfe, to take an oppor-
tunity of lucceeding in his own &Glow"
Lord Ezzsriaoatiuuir.—° It is pothble that this
vifit might tend to Iliew the integrity anti polity of
his views. You mutt lay a cafe loch as ezprifes not
only a probable, hut a very Aron round, of the
realms 171111110."1140t1.111 Tel ufed.

The Eatl of !stoma And fuite left town on Satyr- i
day for Edinburgh.
An es pref.% arrived on Saturday, at Lord VirGHElnt
CASTLEREAGH'S lintife, in Upper Brook-iireer, an-
nouneing the death of Lady Geoaoina Cassino:l,
his Lordfhip's lifter. Her Ladyllip died near Ban-
gor in Wales. of a rapid decline. The C-untefs of
Losoo aaaaaa and the Hon. Colonel STEWART,
Lady Gsoactna's mother and brother,were with her
at the time.
Sir Simon C aaaaa arrived on Friday from Har-
wich, at his honfe in Gloucrfier place, to the great
joy of his numerous ftiends, after an ablence of two
yesti, during which he made a tour of Italy, Ger-
many, Switzerland, and other parts of the Conti-
nent. In the courfe of his travels he vifited the
Courts of the feveral countries through which he paf.
ed, and everywhere met a molt gracious reception.
From Italy he returned by Berlin. where he (pent
fae time with Mr. Jacesort. the Britifh blunder at
that Court. Sir SIMON has brought with him a
great number of valuable prefents from Several ha-
nen Princeliest, to the Duchefs of Con .
Friday morning. as the lebnurers were employed
in preparing for the launch of the Hinges:a. of t 20
guns. at Plymouth, one of the (bores that had rotted
off in the ground br long (landing, gave *ay. by
which accident three of the men were killed: they
were taken up in a very mangled flats, with figns of
life, hut they loon after ',mired in great agonies; and
in the evening, As one of the painters was leaving the
(hip. lit feil from the entering
He wastaken port into the .dock.
and was nearly 'lathed to pieces op
alive, but cannot furtive Inas.
The fpecie of the Spanifh frigate Fatna. has been
landed at Portfmnuth, and lent to London in eve
wagons. cleaned by a guard of the 3d Lase :Aire r
regiment—the other part of the cargo is floral at
Gorport. The followirg is a correet account of
her lading,--14.776 teal ikins, 28 kuffila hides, 4,9;
pigs of tin, twenireigi:t lurks cif wood, five cafes
crtataitting an altar f .r .i church, made of moti.been-
tifitl pearl- [hells, • piers— t from Pern to the KINO Of
Sr*, Ws five cafes ot chsi.a. rtr.e box of rots. unelitan-
die of fats; two cafes. rai.ttlit• unknown's's'''. bale
consents tp,known, vne nittwie of matting, two Calks
cf cloves, ten bales ~f h .it , 214 boxes containing
3ocro stillard each, nin: hs.iN-s containing 3000 dun.
i Moons each ; sad 34 begs containing 300 dollars
each

Fi,• .1 day en.,enin7. At fen n'clnck, five larned•wheei
drv.to e;!,:ht ht•tics each. arrived at the
Bae, with tht frecie Ancl bullion landed from the
Spanith POrtfinnuth. They were
guarded by a party of Light Dragoons. •

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