The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-18 00:00:00

leucite desired A► aright hew an awrzavarw frit% Ms
said Ceatplaixarsf, that there weight be MI 1111SUA DER-
ST-1N DlXt+ ea the subject.

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Evideact of DAN I EL WRIGHT,

1 recollect Mrs. Clarke riming with Mr. Wardle. 111,
Volker was then in bed. They were introduced to use owls,
when I mentioned rot brother'. accident. I knew Colonel
Wardle at that time; I hail seen him brier.. I sever 'aw
him in Mrs. Cl3rke's presence before. When Mrs. Clark.
introduced Col. Wardle to var. she said—" This is ca. 114'gr.
die. who is come leak cut the furniture to
.furnieh the
" hors" for me." 1 am pmiilve that she represseed to me
that Col. Wardle was the person to furnish the how. !Vie
did this in his prrstnec—l AM PRETTY SURE 11.11
MUST !LAVE HEARD IT,

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Mrs. Cl.llt K's Etri4esetr.

It toak, I mipp.ee, two or three swaths 10 complete tie or-
der. They brit began to bend them in a: the rod of Lot e-
osnater, Inn I am mrl quite sere as to that : it might have
been in December, or January, before Cie deliyerv.tir the ar.
tides sins cam pleted.—Affter sehic. tha ordain dick were era.
on Airs were sent back again.
UR• DANIEI. wßiGlirs EVIDENCIL

We eauesrted the ev,ssts that mere s?nt is Si. amount of
E'IUU into Mrs. Clarke's haw or Mire, kilo needs Sytd, Cad
they shwa put &ern If the nasal of Calms: Wardk.

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EVIDENCE OF MRS. CIAR4E.

I rernllect ono day a very large Mirror coming lan a
room where there uas a large chandelier, when 114. Wardle
was will me. at which he Sew into a pawinn. The Man Willi
hrOlght ii alitin4 dropped the mirrar out of his hand. E
think Ma'
•.r Dodd came in at the snow time, when he and
Colonel Wardle talked apart ; nod nt length Mr. Wardle
'mitred the ea* to go back, objecting that the prier was too
much.

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Times New:riper.

" Gentleman (said Mr. Alley). env framed frirwk ;ad mv-
" ardrdn not inepoilyakalk hack, and sageragruiloosati, wheel
" we boon to bean lionoarable mita (Mr. the prose-
" eater's attorney) to bear the brunt that we ov4ht to fare.
" We directeit that the present indictment should he Ow eno•
" Fpiracy, :and nit perjury l and it we have erred, upun our
" unit heads be the aim."

MRS. GIARKE'S LETTER. TO MR. WARDI.E.
I),:** 31m, M sy it, 11019.
When I sent for you the other slay, and Volt rouse. sr
flied by Major Dodd, its inquire of you how faryot; Int=
Carr" into execution, y our promises too arils nie,!‘ sou seemed an..
willing tonci:vit that thee promises hqd horn mad., Il4li co..N
u*r)un a 4t.y, in the event of the Duke of Kent soerresling
the man whom 1 was to give evidence enough against to torn
met ; this I deny, it was without that condiSioti. Them:inner that
Major Dodd and yourself evinced, led me to believe that ton
both felt yoarself under prumi-es you were unequal or an.
willing to perform s and you thought to avail yourselves or!
future promise., as futilens evasive, neither of which might
nr can prevail. I will here put you in mind, awe more. of
those promises, amt of soy expect/Idiom, which, if Voli value
yourselves and clutraeteet as men of honour, von cannot hut
accede to nor cars yes think I require soot thing but whatl
am most eully entitled tn.
A' von sae Isolliirg is in yoar power at this present mu-
meat, I will lay down nry plan :—tkit yourself and Major
Dodd eieer I‘TO 4 Jot vis noon (as '.OO did in pro-
mise.) to give iney **hoe the space of too years, the mom
of YEN TrIIItISAND rouN us, and till that time to allow
me live huuslred a year. cominencing from last March, nod to
PAY THE REV 41111)elt OP But.. This k
not half, in value, of the promises given, 8s I will hew -
rife. That as Illy n:4l Wistati iOne the protertioa of tie 9.15. e
of York as sewn its 1 begun to stork owe hi ruin ( obi. it 1 had
pledged nit msittpletc), he was to have the sans..
tion from the Duke of Kent ; in tomeotieJer I took we boy
(risen the Dukc of York, and I have him now on my binds.
('apt Thompson 11';1* to have n situ:ohm competent to keep hi a
its his usual way of living, and to try to get him rem/fated in
the arinv ;he remains as lie did. I was to have my /Inn is!'
I :i year. as promised lit the Duke of York (but not per-
for:mod). continued to ..ur• Ilse my like ; to haw: all ray skits
p those eimitratted whilst I lived with the DeLie „r
York, and wh.tt I might owe since blr. Coterie paid he
twelve hund.r.l pounds, for whir.. 1w kept my furl item mos.
4invalioils, mold my present house of furniture. paid.
these promises, most faithfully given, to be most samelit
kept, and by ma believed in the firmest man pert or why
..misid I have refused, :sad exposed the Prop./444ms of ejftu -
cute heist oat to me daring the lane of the Investigation o r A'ar-
ton Willi/W. Tiiio is quite ettough to :wooer the whole, it I
&melees to say any thing of the litigation I base Owed myself
and Nina, is the yisiw by the late proceeding,; bat And
you even thought. I ask, to pay M.* our or rook ow:s
POCK cr. sou would still be tie gainer. jar ani; %%hat 1 hat-,
here %Load to you, 1 cannot, in ditty to myself and.rhildreo.
recede from. And 1 c pert you will lose "a time in making
my mind (which, God knows. has been harruss.ll enough
these sit month.) eusi, and comply with my w Woo, that r
may cwt Ode the comas", to avoid, If nothing el..e, the pub.
lie dale. I keep a copy of this ktler, and shall feel at •
berty to de with it tk hat I please, if no: attended to by you
but of this 1 du not, cannot doubt, when! coos derail things.
1 am. dear Sir,
Your moat obedient Servant,
ARV ANNE

Weetbourrie Place,
aluane-quare.

SPANISH PAPERS.

SEvrt.t.a, Nov. 2S.—The head-quartos, of one
army of La Mancha, are in Carotta:l. The ae.
lieu of Ocana cuninictic.d in a manner which af.
forded every li,,pe of a favourable isvue ; the
soldiers repeatedly promised the Gl:twilit in Chid*
not to forsake him, and every thing Imre the mugs
glorious aspect. Thu division of Lacy repulsed
the enemy several times with fixed havonets, an l
behaved with the utmost gallantry ; but at tho
very Moment when victory 16111ned to be ours,
one of these unfortunate ecallinetat which render
the fate of arms so precarious and uncertain,
snatched it from our hands. The guards, the bat.
billion of Murcia, the Carbineers, and some other
regiments, performed prodigies of valour.
Our army of La Mauch* behaved most gal-
lantly in the battle of Ocana ; and after having
made great havoc among the enemy's troops, and
imetained very considerable losses, It Nt back to
the banks of the Guadiana. It will probably
rally on that point, and make head against the
wormy, whom the severe loss he has sulfured will
perhaps prevent from attacking us again.
Thu two parks of artillery which are attacheat
to the two divisions of our army of 14* Mancha
bare arrived safe at the head.quarters in Carolina,
without one single carriage being mis.ing. •
4111.1.1:1 Nur. 27.-41 l the letters from Ca.
antiwitice a tresh triumph obtained by
slur allies, the English. Tney state, as a eert.tin fact,
that a Freti;:ii squadron which set sail* from Toil.
lon, bound for the %dement Islonds, having 4qoo
troops and 10,((X) muskets on board, probably du-
tined to arm the French prisuuers who are in those
• ialautls, has been captured by an English squadron.
IlVp shall won see the maritime power of the CiTeni
Nihon reduced to a few hshiiig amaeks.
Nov. 4.l.—Geruna still hold, out, with that
nocumpletable valour which has added fresh lau-
rels to Owe, gathered by the Spanish nation. Ac-
cording to the molt recent intelkigetice rewired
frost Od 'dicey the !''vesicleitt4cltt.4 It by the
gate of galleon, but experlcooesl W Ter" 4 recop-
liou thu pert of the inbabitaips, that they re-
treated with the utmost tweritskiti,m hutiny