The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-25 00:00:00

to introduce in this statement). merited on Mr. Cs-
tew Smyth. There the propesitioo made so the pre-
ceditg day by the Hoe. Gentlemen was repeated.—
Mr. Care• Smyth urged the sante etigumenis *WA
he had said at the first Meeting, bet ronsented to
transmit the proposition to the Petitioner. After
the departure of the Hen. Gentleman and his
friend. Mr. Geoid, Mr. Carew Sniyth nude a mi.
mete of the coevorsalion that had passed, which Mi-
nds. he Sent to the Honourable Gentleman for his
apptobetloh. The nest day the Honourable Gen-
tlemen and Mr. Geoid again suited on Mr. Carew
Smyth, when the Honoorable Gentleman delivered
the mingle into Mr. Smyth's bends, observing that it
was perfectly correct, with the esception of two or
three words, which, although of some importance,
by no means changed the character of the
transaction.. Mr. Carew Smyth then desired the
Honarable Gentlemen to sign the mingle. TA this
preposition Mr. Goold objected, nut considering it
poper that • Member of Parliament should pat his
'kite to a paper, the tendency of which was to di-
%&A the "settlements of an officer ministerial to
jistice; bet that be (Mr. Geoid) should always be
ready to testify the validity of the transaction. With
Ito perrnission of the House, I will reed this minute.
It is to be nine( sel, that Mr. Carew Smyth had sib.
[Monty froot the liottoerable Gentleman to transmit
it to Mr. Grady, so that the publicity it has acquired
!Is do breach of professional tonfidence on his part.—
The sieve is as follows: 'Mr. C. Smyth stated, that
he waited on Mr. Qoisa, as the Mend of Nig. Thomas
W. Grady, to know his determination as to the Bp-
point/twit of Clerk of the Peace, Mr. Windham
stated, that he determined on appointing Mr. H.
Smith to that other. mynas an rape's andeastaoding
that Mr. Thomas W. Grady was to mode' lON. a
)env out of the profits of the wffice, Gad that no any
failure or want of deo poomtnality in paying obis
!yearly sem to Mr. T. W. Grady, that Mr. M. Smyth
*bold be dismissed from Ms office. Mr. Windham
gaits further staled, that he expected Mr. Thiess*
!W. Grady abound continue politically coooectel
with hiss is the cottony of Limerick, so hog as be
centime! to receive the 1001. ..year eat of the sem,
hot that Mr. Thomas William Grady wog st perfect
liberty at soy time to relinquish the MI. a-yeer,
end dispel* of his interest as he pleased.' Through
the words ' and to dispose of his interest as be
pleased,' • lion was drawn, they having been ob.
jotted to, as I have already stated, by the lion.
Member, and these words were sebeiteteol, ' and
'flews his political interest from Me. Windham
Qrsia; ' Mr. Carew Smyth stated, that be mould
immediately rommonicste the ahem to Mr. Thomas
Wm. Grady, whom he should at the same time ad-
vitt not 'o come I. any deci-im till im had eta,-
gelled •eith his father, bet should request of him
to cams to a deterasiustir.n as speedy as possible,
as to accepting or rejecting the above arrange.
meet. after being made acquainted with his fa-
ther's sentiments, which alraermination 011%0.1 b •

commonlested by Mr. Carew Smyth to Mr. Quin'
Accordingly, Mr. Carew Smyth immedisteiy 11501.
leniited the Minute which l have jest reed to the
Petitiortot, who replied, that considering the prepo•
aition twin a public effenee, he not only rejected it,
bet woe diterinkied in hying It ender the conriders.
Idea of Partiament. At the mine time a legal notice
I was served ow Mr. Carew Smyth ersjisining him not
otanffer the original mining to palm oat of his hands.
On t►e receipt of this answer from the Peritieeer,
Mr. Carew Smyth immediately set of for Adore, the
coatiitry seat of the lion. Gentleman's fattier, end
ciunroonicated it to him. The mutter became very
peblic in the Pointy of Limerick, end created so
loath alarm in the mind of Mr. Daniel Gebbett. the
law agen► I. the Nee. Gentleman, that ire went im-
mediately to the lima. Gentleman, and meted to him
the indiscretion of haling originated each a propel.
lion, and the serial's cositegoencea that might ensue
from it. In consignee, of this remonstrance, on
the 9th of October, Mr. Daniel Glibbest cease o►er
to Petitioner's residence with a not* from the
I lion. Gentlemen, which he gave the Petitioner is
'the presence of a Gentleman (Mr. Ilitansergh) well
known is the county of Limerick. The note was as
followa: