The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAncit 42 the whole of the
homeward-bound vessels for the River.—Canto down
from the Riser yesterday, and soiled, the Ann,
Wilkie, for Ancona; anJ Richard and Arun, Ro-
binson, for Barbadoes and Tobago.--Arrived this
morning, and sailed for the River, the Surat Castle,
Walker, from Bombs, ; Georg* Dolph, F.Jgar, friss
St. Michael's ; and Fosez, Mahon, from Wogs'.

PORTIMOLTI4, MAUCH 22.—Arrived die General
Harris, We!stead, and Warren Hastings, Rano',
from London, for Bengal and Chios ; Cosset, Sacker,
from Hall for Rio Jumbo ; sod William, Noyes,
from the Downs for New York.—Sailed the Doke
of York, }lnlay's's. for London.

Cow's, Manta 44.—Arrived and came intn bar.
boor the Betsy, Newby, from Yarmouth to Liver.
pool, leaky, end it iv 'believed with pomp. choked.
—Sailed the Uuioo, Oanard, from Batavia for Am.
sterdem.

Fisac.uasp, MAIRIR 20 —This afternoon about
four o'rl..ek the brig Friends, —, of Swansea,
from Dublin ; and the sloop !theory, Lewis, from
Chester to Cork, parted from their anchors and cables
in the Rood., and ran on shore on Goodivieh Sand.
BEACIN %KIS, MAIRCU 21.—Tb. North Star has
been got off Om Dutchman's Bank by the Secerss It..
cotter's boats, and brought into haring, with
little damage.—The Ocean, Hamilton, remains still
on the send.

Coai, MASCO! I B.—Arrived the Sarah, of Dahlia,
fmwsen, from New York, with cotton and rice for
Liverpool. with loss of mils and waio•top-mast.
FALMOUTII, hi A UCH 4U.—Sailed the Doke of
Marlborough packet, with a Mail, for Lisbon.—The
Wellington packet, has arrived with a Mloil from
Jamaica.

Yesterday afternoon, et three o'clock, the Palace
REGENT went in his carriage to the Queen', Palace,
where be was 'mired by the Doke of Yoaw, Colonel
STeeurssort, and Goners' TAILOR. Tile Ituress
remained in the Palate two hears, inspecting the dif.
ferent apartments, and also t►e Library, which is de-
tached from the Palace.

MA WYNDHAM QUIN.

heed." Mr. Q. then said, "I am tom you attri
be satisied that the proposition I mike is
irt-
tenabte, for I should have a 'paid pro quo for the
grant I give Mr. Grady, and you ere sea.. Ilya
this is all the petronage belonging to the ofs-e of
Castes Ilotulorum, which I have Istety obtained."
Witness asked how ter ibis pledge of slipper. iris
to be carried, " because," said he, "you mast het
aware, Mr. Q. that as your father, Lord Niiiant
F.arle, is advanced in pliers, you ere likoly sole •at
be called to the Upper Mese, sod do you mese, In
that case to bale the indolence of Mr. Grady aril
Nosily transferred loony candidate whore y"e chnioe
to support ?" to which Mr. Q. replied " certaiiilj
Witness then observed, t bat as much misonderstondi g
had arisen as to the communications which had tokon
place between Mr. Quin and other Gentlemen nit it's
subject, it world be satisfactory to have this cou-
emotion redered to writing. Mr. Quits espressoil
his acquiescence, and he looked about the room, b..t
there was no suiting apparatus in it. Here the in
nets stated that this conversatioa took place as sir
country bees, of Mr. Geoid, within three miles t:1
Dublin Mr. Q. then said, "I shall heirs Dublin ti .
morrow at three o'clock. and if you will be so geed
as to commit it to writing whets you go home,
shall call upon yea then and look over it with you.''
Witness said that never thinking he should be called
upon in this public way. be took no other note r
this conversation than afterwards appears, nor &I
he keep any copy of letters written by him with re-
gard to this transaction. Witness wrote an arcnotit
of this lion to both the Petitioner and his
father, on the peening of she day on which it took
place, and these letters being shown, he recognised,
them. On the morning of the titd of September
witness again saw Mr. Q. in company with Ms:
Gould. They called at his bonnet i I o'clock in the
asoroing. Mr. Q. asked, on entering his room,
" Smyth, kite you reduced our con aaaaa lion to writ-
ing?" to which witness auswered in the negative, ob-
serving that he 'lid not expect Mr. Q until 3 o'clork,
sad that if Mr.Q.igoold sitdown he would immediately
write down the rsation. Mr. Q. said, that as
he was going to the Lord Liestenant's sedience, ha
could net wait—but Mr. Q. expressing a desire to
here the conversation repeated, witness did so, anti
Mr. Q. declared the repetition to be perfectly cos -
rect. Minns immedistety afterwards sent the wi.
este of the conversation to Mr. Geoid, and Mr. Q.
accompanied by Mr. G. called 'gain upon witness
'between three and four o'clock, with thee minute
which Mr. Quin declared to be correct, only recrair.
ing a slight alteration, which was made accordingly.
' Dot upon witness saying to Mr. Quin, " you can
have now no objection to signing it, Mr. Gool.l
interposed, think it right to apprise you,
that I have advised Mr. Quin not to sign that piper,
for you must see that It contains something telatin4
to the disposal of the profits of an office counectrl
with the Administration of Jostle?, which I think is
tight a Member of Parliament should not sign, but
1 am ready at any time to come forward and testify
that Mr. (loin is my presence acknowledged it to b..
correct." Witness added, that on the first visit (4
1 Mr. Q. to his hoes* on the '22J of September, Mr. Q.
withdrew his proposition that the Petitioner anti 1.1.1
Gustily should be called upon to vote for any Candi-
date *horn he (Mr. Q) might think proper tu ...T-
-wirl in the event of his secession to the Peerage.
" The following is the substance of a conversetion
which took place at an interview between Mr. Qin'
sod Mi. Cite, Smyth, on the 21st Sineether,

•• Nig Grew mph mewl, thot 114 the Mond of
Mr. Thomas W. firmly, he waited nn Mr. gni), 1.,
know his tleteroginegion es to the dispossl of the
office of Cletk of the Peace of the evenly of I. me.
sick.

" Mr. Quin stated, that hi. hid determined.* up.
pointing Mr. Itichard Smith to shut taller during
pleasure, upon an wipers understanding shut Mt.
Thomas W. Grady was hi receive YOOl. nut of tn..
profits of the .lice; and that en any fallout or want
of slue punctuality on the pert of Mr. Iliehar.l
Smith, in paying this yearly sum In Mr. Townes W.
Grady, that Mr. Smith should be dismissed frees tbo
Ace.

" Mr. Quin forthet stated, that he 'trisected that
Mr. Thomas W. Grady should contioue politically
connected with him is the county of Limerick, ao
long as hi continued to receitte the sum of 2001. 4
year out of the office; but that Mr. Thomas %V
Grady was at perfect liberty at any time to retina
apish the 4001. a-year, and separate his political in.
twat from Mr. Quin't.
" Mr. Carew Smyth stated, that he ahoold iwmr.
diutoly commuoicase the abase to Mr. Thomas Wm.
Grady, whom he should at the same time white not
to come to any decision till he had consulted aith
his father; but should request of him to came to a
determination es to accepting of or rejecting
above arrangement as speedily es possible, after ening
made acqesinted with his father's sentiments; • loch
determination should be commetricated to Mr. Q tits
by Mr. Carew Smyth.
' " I enclosed Phi, statement to Mr. Quin on the
ru Sept. 1818, for his perusal, he brought it to nor
on the same day, and said, in the presence of Alt.
Geoid, that it was perfectly correct, bat Ilmugot ono
sentence might be altered, according as it now ara
pears. I proposed twill a duplicate made, bet ha
said there was no iteces.ity, and for certain reasons
then esprossod to me, he declined ridnissig it.

•• C V 111.

Had yns any further communication Oils, Mr.
Wyndham talons or Sir. Gould. sulhoeyeruily to I • t
minute, opens the same soliect ?-1 had nut as. I Mr.
Wyndham Quin ; I had with Mr. Gould.
Sattsequesst to this interview, witness wrote to Mr.
Could, observing, that there was a mi.lske in ti o.
minute which it was desiimble to co.rect, at ale. (;.
had promised to arrange far lb* pa)niritt of the .
a ye.:r to the Petitioner from the Clerk of the
fur the time twilit. wheseav in that missive it Is.,
confine,' to kir. Riche/41 Smith. odd in 1111101. f t.•
Obi, fetter witness rreeired the 14.1 lowing answer.
" My do r Smy•lt—l rice sod y 5 sr 110111, and per-
&My concur in ;ha statemeat you made. Mr. t%.
144 u authorizes ass 5.5 say, that your recollection .5
nowpor ue k
lisd of did re
wee
accurate.eeorosil ico .p.ofcoirsshoo tiraireecc,..it tentata
" I am, my dear Smyth, your's, istobt troir,
" "3. HIV, Carysron boar.. THIS. t;0.)4..1)."
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