478 of money at that time ; the Uolonel comisserhted with we, and replied, " pet haps it may be necessary for you and me to tot dertattd each otlier."—" You know," said the Colotiel, '' have given \ our brother orders to famish this hoese fir Mrs Clarke—t .at I have taken upon mvsclf to see you paid ; and t;;. at 1 mein o to ; ay you honourably and hicaaaly ; bet," he a.I -" let it be understood between volt and me, i;at I don . ' mean to pay the Duke of Yorks debt. (is loch I had ;sr -viously tinders ood the Colonel meant to do, and that the bill he vs as about at give me was for that purpose) but the bill for 300!. 1 am e . oitig to give you, is to part pal ment for the furni lure vim are ..endinginto this house." - l felt a good deal disap pototed at this ex pianatioo, but boa tat altd as-sited. The Co• lonel. conjoining the cooversatiott, said, " r. ri..ht, Iv 6 ill tell you c. hat 1 will do ; 1 will put you into aa ay to recover the Ihike of York's (ii•ht, and that to a eertainty ; for I kuow two or three molts lien exactly in your situation. who (-ion net:iced actions :101a t the Doke ... of York, and have recovered their demands, stud I have un douht hut :oil vv ill gel your manev if you follow my ldvice ; a n d if vita should f:tii, which I .tire is impossible, I is ill t Ike aeon myself to pay your t' xpenc , .‘ , . 't his conversatioa tit a .legrce .again cLeered :n spirits ; t rrtl it , red of Colonel Wardle to Hansa a day when I toialit o ta i receiving the bill he had been so kind as to 0F.1111:se me. The Co loud replied, addressing himself to 11rs. Clarke. " 1 .etieveae have nothing particular to do to-morrow to pry nt me seeing about it," (meaning the following day). After considertog a little time, the Col. said, t' there is so:ne !i t!e difficult about giving this bill Mr. Wright, hecause the latsl: ess which is com• ing on before the House of Commons, which uo dodo! von have heard of, makes it a very delicate matter for me to pot my own tr,:iid to paper, because it may frustrate our purpose;'' the Co lonel cuutinued, " I will go doavn to Sir Richard Phillips to morrow morning, and he and some one else will give you their bill,without my money ap nearing, and you may depend on I:ear big fro:n me in the afternoon, or next day morning without fail. On this we parted ; 1 then applied myself and made every pos sible dispatch in getting the articles tini.bed for Clarke's howe. Front the manner of Colonel Wardle's behaviour, and she lihera:ity of his giving his orders, I never sup posed that the Colonel would vtosider the wfille-washer's bill, fair cleaning . the inside of the House, and the painter's NW far paifitiog the outside, would have been objected t 0. as the Colonel sheeted every disposition at that time, that Dirs. Clicke's Wass should be furnished complete, and matte as Comforaible as possible ; in short no limitation was considered necessary. Some days elapsed before I heard from the Colonel; . • • at length a 'Mr. Glern•e . called upon me with a letter he had re ceived from Colonel IVar:'le, which letter he gave me to read ; • the purport of it e‘ressed very warm terms of friendship to Mr. Glannie, desi ring Mr. G. to call on tue to set my mind at ea%e,with the fullest as s urance that I might depead an having the bill for 5001. as soar as the ioresSAation was over; that it wasa delicate matter for the Colonel to courinit himself in Writing, before haul, and that I might place itgplicit reliance on Colonel Wardle's honour and honesty as a gentleman, and that w bat ever the Colour! engaged to do t might depend •he would fulfil. to the extent. 1 told Mr. (Actinic I had no manner. of doubt of Colonel Wardle's honour as a gentleman, but that he had pro ;visa(' ale I. should have a hill for •53.)% without fail v and that I.h.:d do maos my arrangements that I could not ipossibly do wit:tout it ; therefore, l iteged Mr. Glennie to tell the Colonel l• could out do a ithout add the bill I must have. Mr. Octane 10-re observed. he thought the house Mrs. Clarke had taken tv:a much larger than she had occasioo for, and was fe;:rfut she was a v evravag •ot w oean, and would rim his ft icial War.lic to a very great e v paoce., and be, e 4.1 . 10 0 %n0t to intro duce to fir-. e :I,le furniture, as ile illllloll it• quitc inmecessa y; Af. w days afterwards, whica was nn the `2 to ttr December idOS, st .'t r. litnigwort 4, of Vail-Mali, called on nor, and sail t w t friends of his had desired 11:m to call on me, au.; give me hi:acceptance for 5)0!. 1 told 11 r. th l had b. - et expecting him, or saute one front his friends, this fortdiaitt rait, but s a- glad tit see litat now. . Mr. 1. obser ved, " I ".tip p:• know is hal all.ela to that swat me heft! ?" I knew we' y w ell, " I rePhed, "'Colonel Wardle and Major Dold ; , a - them hoth yetterflay." I then pro. ceded Ood dre ;lie 1)11, which Mr. 1116)4 - north aecapted, dated Janaar' 2 , ant, a shiee months, yoke ti..e hut:tired p oun d., anti g i o e h i m a fitareyed receipt far I i!e saute. I thee ft it perfectly satisti:•fl ti my naiad that all was H A W, ant pceieva • r t a iu f un iai og , he f ar . ninon... for Mr , . Cara e'. hoa-e In the course of t an e•tiga tiou 1 was vs ry unca a in case I nfifitiAl have been e to any questiuu inked use iu the ilousst LA' COllOO4l, ; 1 kit ) of 11111 1 i #.1..' • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. JULY 21. course, Cie w•cessit. of coaductefig Ow business as private and wiSli as flinch precaution a• or 1 might have objected to becomiug anisveralile to miter tr &decoct; for panning, plaster. iu_, secs 13a; from the necessity of keeping . the business a pro f oun:1 ,ec re!, and out 4f respect to Colonel 'Wardle, not douhting oi, honour, I eriga,;ed iii self to discharge these bills. Owing to so.ne -take or mismanagement the above bill was not paid 41 , 1 the yit became I'W', which occa•ioned me to wait on Colo tad Wardle, but not seeing him I called on Major Dodd and gnainted htut .% ills the circumstance of the bill having been re turned to toe dishonoured. lie stamped nod appeared very anAr., and laid inc he had himser carried '25./1. to Air. I Iling• .vortn, and to convince me ;sewed me Isis bill of ex enange w hie(' he aid rece:vcd back front stir. I!liugworth, and said ill afterwards accts noanie iY,trd e to 31r. Ming t 0111 Wu) like.% Ise pay lii orth and ex pressed his a-toni-h•nent that !ie .itt , not dolv itnioure I: he then ac compani:-;1 in- to ~Irs. (l. eke e,bov :if the same. tour:i Liat Colonel Warde's t;otiosel din ant call up Mr. .n.tie awl M t) JAI, his w ne-ses, is t les.? re in 'eaten NO it *to their powe'r e %plain to :Ise jury tilt precedm4 farts, w hick I am sae.• would nave proved very sati,l.ctory to the Court, anti remO.ed t dollns whit h cm-Lined, have rived Seijeant Best the tiu.ab'e slating to the Jur. that _s firm belief wa-, taut the 40. P. hill was a fabric :tion alto. gether, atct that he believed there tiev , :•r a isled sued a bill, but the Judge thought it IleerSSliy to railleibil the Jury ILelikbe• lief, as it would make all Ilse ttrii . retice to Col. Wardle. . Much stress has liven hid, and man. oa-ervotions made about iss; Burin„ the furniture ; tsarina non case fir the upnolstercr . to receive orders to insure c‘irollure tonne tiately after the donne is farnished, berawe he is taipposed to be bet al quaint- , ed Nutt the amount of the value ; but w nen the polictes are made nut 1:1 the tiara:. of the par:y it belon g. to, which was tbe case in this instance,. the upholsterer is by 110 means interested in so doing; the policy for the irsurance of the liouse and fur. niture was taken out at the ‘Veitininstcr Fire Office, on the 31st of .' , larch, ISO), and likewise another for wearing apparel, j wels, &e. I can have no pretence to solicit the public, to s:ss vend their judgment is thi; case, because I have :;„ doubt hut (rat is already done ; hut I sineercly hope an opportunity will be *trollied to convince the puolic, and all Colonel Wardleso filen Is as well ;:s my own, that there has been ni perjury La ttit rase, nor ever ails , intended. I *have the Honour to be, Your most obedient humble Servant, RANCIS WRIGIAX. • • .t Rathbone Place, JuNl2, !WM SP° R 17.,%*(; BUL 11NS. rOAT-nACE‘—Another match is made for 1000 guinew, between J ones, who per,'ormed a won:let - fill taatc h agAisast 1V illiatils;oti the Ilerefurd Road, and a person of the name of Edwards. The snatch is eight aides, and is to take place at • N'ewniarket uu the 21st of ;logos'. Tice winner is hacked to go the lli6tilliCe iu 45 ipiquies. Loploin Aiken ;quit' di,itlayed his; agility on Tuesday on tha• Twiekettlsant road, in n tiscsrter of a mile rare f0r.50 guinea*. twt s ac, that tiro Captain slid not do the guartr of a mile in one minute and .tt%enty seconds ; he went off ht score, Awl perforated the Itlattil in live secLosis less titau tide giveti ti:ne. •In the year 16;9, the 17(11 of Joh., one Bersviril Calerrt, Of rode from $l. tkorge's Church, - ist -tistittii work, to • i).tver'; .frOla siten;:e it:asses! sty.t Gorge to Calais in Einske i , rr- virsted trj 1)., er orsi .frosu rentroediont k to St.. (ieorge'e C'isitruit tits snot , : do/ os lock its the (owning, aud ri wing h work oh - eight ev .111 _ „fresh jail , • a (lashing beau, well koao n ► the Jew, kboorii , ;(ol of 1;on,1- , areet, C.i; - ;txer of 10`.; gsts,Le. so I! t kit ut pit Itied.salits,in viitltio an hour T ire .on ley was,itut into site Of a third person; atat j:y 3. reyail, skaliC3 with , the tlcll-kosokovis rry rf •• (3n.oc. hly env rime piekie.l oil a tour rouad iis voice nod el.( eittricitres ; sosio brink:ol .a great • oh coart.e of prop le . arn tlltd hiln, %VIM a cojoy fog the humoroti* reinarki 41561.14,erva,tiosts•of this t Ittaste,-oorthatipti the 4 h o l e ,Luioog them iu lr,, 1111.141 half the g:vro time, to Cie. fir) sni•ill (.11% , •r-s -so and ellier:aiiiiiocut of the inhoilitants of , ili.ose-,treet, :Loa I • she entire ,:att,factinii i)1 . Cie ‘virner. ;.:)%i tr.' • try %%:1.4t . r ;;;I• ren two iieuazioc.s, a mi. W. ; Lil l a Mr. k'. %veil Lau) ti :isurishleab