The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-15 00:00:00

N • • . . v l , `• • A 1 ••••• • • . ve r \ 7 41,k ) r " ° Le 41111 WOG * )I (:::PittAitCLlL ildlit I (r 644411!:2% I I ' • • t • • • :** • I A JAN - . • - • - • .• • • . • 41.• 41•161111111111 W dr . • • - • #fiscirVi) • • rI I 2 W there lie he pm,be and sal? ii•rag4T Na 'Ts.; 4. _ • . LONDON, TUESDAY, SEFAMBER 15, 1818. • - -1 • • 4 . • t 1 ' • • • 4 1 1 C . ntity C. Iph e i hid bpi* match, sa g mud- r &sift la 41 0 mod it r. it Me pn VS Wig . is. • W r ' •--.. . " ' Alig. - . 4 ,,,, ••...m.........m...••....: : r.r•••••••k. _ - , • i 'doles KNOW FuttNitußE veretuor is ILDUCATION OF =see Lowza.inDsis. ;Marone any Parliamentary assistance. Bat year alibi) fe/iodations and of the f^n"d•re' l " 3 "lY ; and Tows oresatary.—Alt. wt u,s re , pßo f i aho s h ro , . ~ _ Csassittee have clearly ascertained, th at in many, that al th ough in scree uspectr Miry bsio proved het. --imeso.— , fit* Peilletatatiehattes to rim a Risers! PR ICE far estiry de- . ierimitit il li: ol .o •FilialllTlMF., lestagiaten. : .- TRIED aaPostx, . plop,* private selocriptirrao m e ld he re ified to swet neilitilik upon are whole to the iinditotiotti, "yet Dist • c*. m . Its, Ay. Au.. mg particaisds. waere k it ...• —dory's earnest of It-ooltoot, odite tho o rigimil they Ifilirt bees,. by gelded eosroschatents-ie form* .4.,110 tri est/n*OOIAM" dnate Ivy o.t h i t oldie The.Sektt Connrattee appiristed to entirire ISt* the Co* if th e ne d iss t a ki occas i one d c hi e ly by the times, catri‘d toe far.' While.liereltife, )hoer Cottot pr.*mwed. ot- 1110 1. !bile' k 1 2 0 • 11614 " 11 Pr"P"tir t ik le " -6111111116des of the •Lower -Osdersi nod to report tr oogrO o so d purc h ase T a i- th e ac h oo l p b oosei , p . rc yn a th mice, readdriacquit tit. preeee‘fefltrert - of all-illimit ;t.l•, and diverse wet% tire tr aritt espesse! at , otta freia..val ma wart/ the sow. •. f' . • • their obse r vations thereupon, together !Atli the it fisellreisg attempted, . . ... is Ibis . teststics, they rittehain a teolidelti eirgierio: itittelteri.gme be 7 0 f 0 'PC -43 0 , LGorcre‘ •• '* ' Minetel of the Evitheliee taken before them from Yip' CaleasittiE coaceiva 'dot a sea of moot, thil teat ' they stiriff sett, the'Oppistnareioe sltowilolllet * , .4 . em. .:. .. ... L _. ,_, ' lime to time, to. the House; arid who were in- eit i tlatitio we ll em pl oye d i n supplying this- &wino ,theinsioiri, oftoiug thesselvek honour by correct= Rcnitstim Of rigor OM Atli% a ' ,, Wing • utreeted to attend theft eu tit tie t es to Scotland ; teesiagAhe ch ar ity of j a dhidooli go furnish thane. leg die abases that have crept . In. m _liaise/its red 11 115 0frr.40 id. hi le..it Yeti: by soeitteetior le VP OM' have farther coniftleked the mitten to . theta re. 041 p rov i s i on req . ' ' ,i r a te f or coe ti m img the salsa s 1:10T cONPAN,IOB .WAttEitOUS,F., ms's =reel, i ... , _ _„ , inane.* of the estabtishmenttuttir.palmmeteivie .., Tti Oantlery, fneire leritios Mostisto. weave NEN eon stiESTANG. asuperiaa itAricoltiosehrdikthre. Veer Committee rejoice is bviroreble -te state, i WijetSe i r il Abe money sknidd ha vested i.Cojt4i - I:74 4lll isboi . ithioh race no#l o Pin elmehl oil are ILI- it" 11.4 mud " "e4 ePeclibef6"lllll" &e art 1— *id illtnnibli for repaying thestdeave.•.. ~. _ et.' If we there should ran - fieflar errriorfs thh :-.- , ,s peculiar to ihemeivem, whattot eleemiral.aei4. *bleb :en- ~___, . . . e powered to make tirt• 61 .inos oath .tkie Cilitodttee 4 : willingly iratter rittidiaifies that !A it der• them much more durable, 'am itililisi stogie past.; at umm ow. their ArMlAPP•inlameng in 1 tith,iehee.theY 6 1 sposokowd the state eribe ldetropylit u. ...4itw ts PIT" i '_,.,.. ~ pat ties .thesiewls of -establialtiot lane* it bittaktio Will ~ISiti n t. b7 o4 " risibdi4 " B - • ~ . -.-- . _,_ ... to believe, that the exertions oViiiitaritaille ittl 7 "r a cerbin mei shoals hoesiso.liatlo litlitliS . -.theltfi ld .c, ble n i1414161 . te . - .... Ottetordi -SW &Owls and public iptrees bays Iscreaaud; notnit .t-• . it lo Loatigo. ipr'. peitestiAllggaellte ' 4 !.. A . • - ibiamwaip .. :, '' 'r 4.. rvo COUNTERACT 16.,,„„„„dait s w •A: to rovase___re *he. an t!rp ~ ,• - air 6 4 . 6; ,kait . . •' . the 'Mete • - . ilhaiisolit holt "OS '. si i i , FM king, . . - .. , p else a m itime iairpst of .1110. (mom Pt 1., !L A. •4 4 ~t . , - i,Wd fby *AY we Wilt , ... ; ~. 4 ...„„, ..r .. r 7-_-e„ , ....5.,... ... u .,.. eolohlallistirafkli ttit ' „. - - I. " 7 fli e itiltr .. .. • 0 . .I '. ". ' • . 411'14.2 • • *. flieeid 'hit a fet iseleell it fa itappeos, del iIS . , • - „, b .., An I. • • '' ef tie poor im-Shatvassraes. a the awe - rose aletracte *heal IP sgill • fro" PIC • "''''' awl • .. id 'hi Viws Wilth -.4 migikirud 10firiu - They lee hi*PY is hOog Al* to add. that,,tol 4. tisr?ts.. sate esertrodlicso be a: petted, and ?where the pos . r !Faso koitiocriihi 2 h they Illwe'myt with be 4 "tgA A. this; and thit oi+lfortotial - po*st dos eite • 1 ,,,,,„ w il l enn i,i r P u rrhim.er at once P t detect the ime•ositinit. blot eseited by the First Ilteport;aod the argamehts ate Manifestly without aglegostioseitit oriastrielite, th is . . , , L - I MO' at* , -IA PAN "LACK I746, "' l e 1 . 1 "/"Ad " 4 " l "ak urged in the Committee to various patrons of t bari. yorrr"Counnittee ore petheaded that nothing tin map. tiled, yntitti few smooths ago, all Om am tyry DAY mad tdAltrili, 57. HO Holborn, Auld retailed tri . who i • . MeHttr> alutipall Grocers. Drisairis, flooksellerc. Iro fuh „ ar .e k , t iPi h wire eus e uned se witnesses,latitr liitt the ply the de fi c i ent bat the adoption, under certain !ersationiha2l 'listed fur many )tart. a r ttthit , u Btot..sker-, Bre. to Me United Klagdoos. iolies- 4 altrary effect of ' improving the' srluthilistraifon :of sneterial suoeificatibas, sof tie Parish School system, Jed tkithirefmt beg lei" to req"l t the g P eed s ties os 6d., Is . sad Is. W. each. • - ..- those institution's, sed•incraletßiug.atte ierpormace'of so usefully established in the northeast port of. t Intention of PartiviieM. s ~ ___...__ .___._ _,_ _ ..__•_ •__ A- !- --....-1- —l-....1.... . ' :.1....A ..., .i.•• ih. Iftellae nar. •ea ILP saleatestath It fo libel' app aft to yostr Geiimil ttipe, that . imp". " The Ciao a jet -shish iLeurpsw, Ad( it Me ilefit; and Browse , did ee the sielfoll 1" -►.• ti lidairi4 foot la, keeirl mele e he, Sr& • ---- T: . 41. A ow" E fil 5 Ally Hoek • she nip Pri a bell tile ' mih tioupes aril It:2 11101111, INV& GeeNe.4 , . a • • .0 • 1-T silt time. be le /be etleenhige of the afilliftstil artkeriertiea of ajdedieni.P . racti timer Vibe h ma-t to rnsure Info ii.e.perdiest tr.otoratiOSl 141 hi.so It h. The ,iininl•er tit Patients echo are relieved by Dr. 11'..ADY. of 46. kale overt. :corner of Dewoi.mtiert. bwh t ,, &Sem llo,p,tnis mil *viwrtius 'Practitioner; hart flied in th •ir mturnrpt., it is pret.uoirel ratifies the Lionel to il.at rielidemte s hicii W ilelectry Inod prowirrant r In Ole nrduoes ondett.ik inik of ille iirofeesion rnor. Ireasettionably strut.. Dr Early is cnosuhed 'by piney:to of *Mb fears daily. tilt Tea :it LI 104 sea %gaiety .•f prevalent-and • romplirnied ut 46. Ktopstreet, comer of Dr:tu be/eel. Sobo.• It _ appeitic to youir IC•mmission about to be inosed sill be confined the investigation of abases, and as the informatics% is the parochial revisit', is oot sufficiently detailed• re. specting the state of Edocatioo generally, Colt. mission iltionld slim be issued, eitherynder en illietelf Parliament, or by means often Marlin to thiere4itip fist the pommel of supplying this defect. .• In the cootie of their enquiries, yogi Coandetelt have incidentally observed, that cinritabir feed4eton.; `anted with Education, are not alone liable to relit abases. Equal neglogence at.J trialverialen dppears lb I have prevailed in 111 other charities ; and etthoegit yeiir Committee hate no authority, by libelr irstreetion, tb investigate the matter, and - to report upon'it, ytift theyr should deem themselves welkin in tirsiedyst were they not to give this notice of so impartial% setsjert, acc;deotally forced opon thelr . attestiom. Jame 3, ISIS. . •1 Ity in ge r e ir :e. mdly 1 at I in Ini • plebil ifi lt Ur "as- a ;Talky !limp and sr elogibeebiabik,. AbP.dit, bale be' viol, wra. seas As 'weevil/ed.* le wade Swale 11111 1 51.114 type eifke fin w help. 1416 be area *sin, 4bieed Mic— a abbe Ar e iepbeas, woo ~ /fiery tutereatiag Work (with o Portrait of the Author), en- • soled AGuiDE to IIEA LTA,. which,. in a concise wanner, recommends the oust ,imple and el Sea , ions retnt..- gelie.•with ropey onide of treatment ftr The din Minoring' dll6. v or ni6rarrieer, asi lama; loss of oppeti ie. 'fiorreonevic ch!on6iii or t rern etifesuntptianvfemode diretnov„ firer rare. Cruk•rer or w opt, giro., gnilirr; i•ura, hi pa 4 bnodnol Ire inehinCool% get • 'hen; juvenile led iveret tale: .4 spirits, isenstrool seva.i r.sotior.. a rrywits ilireswrs,. ono te-or air 'revel twee).. pliitnic or couch, rlitionaiii4n, sersivat v eriknevv, turn of lif-, vriterenl el»eases, fir ., Wilk Alkrire to ivider-Orsts IA ohtiatfra roe ic4i Wad pellnlinettlitire for ilfio.r sertlt inhisnii let of nature, which delivers , often forkitlo to dkeloor ehelt urine* worn/ nriiitvv , . And a l'neattie de Pt war 4)4:easel., ilea h yp arb un d! rw r. said coopotioptive eisnipitiin6. w;.ich 6 added, An EA,a) on theVierceal °muse. ler tp,m-nrin..l 'emblem/9i, reel 4e • iinbit of a rivote itaware. wNh sta . Addleto se Pot roits.-47woin taus, Tillery, and tome oleo have the care and rderalou of youth, like** advice to father:, particular!) t h o ode wh o are willitird with Levens• simpleton: ; tlar wirer tottlopersed And lia l trated will a Islet," .4 netinentir facts sour before vet hated. Hy SAMUEL SG)LO M4O ?t; • M. D„ preparer of 'how ineetirablr Medecistei, the Cordial Balm tit Giletad, Aoti-Itnpe aaaiso., Ate. Ate. lid by I.rißl. JR. Strand 154. 0 slors'-ittaert Gheopoide ; Tull, C I O lit image ; and W 4111411.01- ;.• • 4 I • s, • SOU7 ; 11 aillEttit;,-1: .: . . • -. • .• • —7 "5"" Letters and' GotetteS wet* roodetti yeetesdpitteoll Buenos' Ayrest •Itheelltitatt doest, by the ship bind. treys, arrived in the Downs. -• -. ~ A letter - of the -24 ts greet tifilldlooting iotslii. genre :—i . • ' It should aeons tort eilietigas Is woo* iters_iii corn. bat, at4torst sylliolOttro Portal/sea. The Istawltileal hiked iii-foinfts Is tam; whose dory cougais sod Om greatest escrows, Spires( neither age use get, oar any property, - whether Spools*, Britislt, or soy of this State. it is not positively knee. where Artigos mom is, but some accounts state that he is far to thiAllortb, milted 'isolator to the frontiers of the Broglie: That lie is sinking fast is highly pro'bebte, became tie resins hi'herto under his sway, sorb is Csiorientes, to, have expelled the Governors appointed by him, and have seot deputies here, requeming so be admit tedious the Union: It is even reported that Paraguay has ezpressed s wish so the same eSect. . • In Tocuman and - Upper Pests moiling has occurred yet ; but it igyery likely tilt the news of the events in Chili will cease the 49.4alists to tbiuk of a retreat on Limo. . From Chili we hive an olds; arcoont,lltat 200 men of the national troops stationed- at Tabs, hails surprised a Royal detachment under Colonel Brines, consistinf of 3)0 men, tut Parra', killed 200, among whom was Baines himself. and tan 70 prisoners. The United States sloop of 'rat Ontario bad returned to Valparaiso . from Lirs, haring , n board a Com. osissinner from the Viceroy Petoels, stothorized to treat for an exchange of prisoners. She also con veyed two hieatenant.Colonels and two espousing of the Buenos Ayres troops, made prisnaers some years • ago in the battles of Villeapogio and As slits ; these were freely restored, in order to show the sincerity of the Viceroy. It is a proof of the impression • which the victory of Maypo hat made at Lima; for it is not long ago that General Sin Martin midis proposals for as exchange of prisoners to the Viceroy, who not even condescended to return an answer.— Now he sends a Commissioner with dispatches to geneiel San Martin, who is addressed in the style of " F:sceltency and General•iniChief of the Armies. • Of stie Andes and of Chili." 0 One of - tbeßritish ships of war, arrived at Valpa. talsO; bad oilter - paiosge put into Talrshaano, where she found the Spanish frigate Esmeralda, mach dis. "bled bY her late engagement with the hamar.. It was said she liatltist 50 linen in killed and wounded. General Osariiiwis at Talcahuano, hot had onl y , •- shoot 1,000 men under him, being Ali that he could collect, partly of the!gitriion left there and of the . 051itii in the vicinity. lie was shipping his heavy ,artiller s y,'Whirt seemed to indicate thin be deli:wiped of Alefenclissk tlle place; rite disiii nave is wow cootposed of the Cumber land of Ct. the !Anson, of 42, sod the Ai oa of 'l6 gins. General San hfiattin is to set ea( from holice for Mendoza return a few dip, and will cross the Oor. diner& on his return t :s Ch ti as soon as practicable. . - . . Verrieedry do whelp oiribe lab,•orers emplosed in loeasiott the new t,atsal from the •Resent'i Park to ..ialehouao, refused is lot tweed to • .(si iiitis-.4 they received an @demote in their woes. Thttiremptovers *resisted the &Maui, and eft immeass• somber were arranged alga: the books of the Cassel at_ ire I .)...` of -osencisig .bosiness, hat refused so touch either 44-alle, solos LW' demand was cum. "Ili We-00. tag away e Goatersva lae 6 alf4aly 104„ wtow to be 10, thealit:p Bask of liir Jury, aorsa• . • ease WI& deo ins Ball4/19 "--,. A tOtP. MEDICAL BOARD, Crest Charlotte -gerPrt,! • Blrtekfriar-'-nual, iota Wcionsioek•strret, adjoining New Band-ascot. —Sow r the Medgcsl rd two bees mrsibiam ed at Charlotte•imuse, Grin Chail •:testitielt, uppnoile the , Rev. Roaltind H Ir. We,nd•t,,ek.s ref ./. a dj o i n in g ; New flond..ticet, upnarti. of Thirty Thou:and of boob sexes have been re!•tereA to were( t health, v3nrer 4,1 aisdia • had lingered fur sews under the • ot painful and listirr,te eases, acre pi ovotinced in.ut ahte and several discharged (lost Hasiltal..—Stern is the I trece • tr• suiting from combined cal. n•. tt—ll:et4c. COOPER Cc.. of Mediral and Surgical celebrity, after forte ye;:es espr. ei• I. this Metropolis, are etinsoli;d dully at both nuuse. (to al cases of Syphilis, &c. often improperly 'beaten ), omit ..iar night; and tote poor have advice igrasisj Tlitzthl% . Tisursciny. and Sunday mornior, until Twelve so'Clork. C 3" at a dist.sare„ de-criblog their ca•e, immediate,. :Allende 1 I letters to be directed to Chad rte nowt, but none are aaiwirred which do not contain a commit Inv foe. I ot at a Noll sop saga it as a re- I, MO ail samara e—la 0.0 awl ...z 79 74 70 76 •••• ea • I'9 91 tit UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from the SARACEN'S HEAD INN. BNOW-HILL., To YORK. LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and. adi Para 40 Ibe 36 4,4 .• ••••••••• • at 31 .••••• alp •• SO '4l NORTH. role latfide Caarhes. the Br.t Raises, and keep excelled Bv B. W. WOUN'FAIN and C.. SARACEN'S fl LAD INN..SNOW-H lit.. LONDON. 14. Is tble Ow I 0 . • 4104111•110 ••• • • 4 1 4 0 . a Fe. ft. 4... *//1/ wir N. s. Od. s. U 4. • of Hackney ,lowitit posts patty of )Os. ►oc6 without 1. 163, PO, 10s. sock for in the peielti r of NO. 611, tg to A SAO r ; the skiver roishehavipors to prison fer the peoeity of mestemeeveed . prison fer 14 Realty of 109. nier's lirencef with $ cinch !vice. pet eia isChei mference t and was hake*, !above Rick' being taken Pen in pi/suit I, they caught heir nelelivitk I abate Dr AL o sul ii IPt.vedini. R. CLAY'S origioal W AGNON S nod CO ACH Es, tn New bury. So nolo,. A Idbourn, W.odsno. B.:vset._Lioubnis.n. Hoerr forl, Chilton, Reading, and all place. ildjscerit, Doily. The follewing Post Coaches. Mail Coaches, &e. set out from the Stir:icesis Head Inn, Snow-hill : The UMPIRE. a DPW Li serried Light Coach, nrit one night as the rand, carries Fear iiivid..s . atid Four Oirtuidev; nets nut ewarvjlay at Oar o'Clock, as rises Lis erp .al next Afternoon at Si; o'Cl••ck. throdgh Ihnists . le, Wuobarn, Lathhury, Norrhamption, Welhwd, Lutterworth, Nincbley. Ainersione, Litchfield. Stone, Rnwly, Newcastle, linutsford, Waning. tan. nod Pre.e , t. • SOUTHAMPTON. Lemington, Winchester. and Busine sslike New P•ur-,wide Coach, at half-past Seven ft:Clock is she blooming, arrevv, nt the Dnlphin ltul. Southampton'. by Five o'Cloek.—This a h r,,l comes - 1111(T lo the Isle of Wight. Sentry, Goerse•cy, St. Mottoes, Havre de Gram, Ckierburg,fee. • SHREWSBURT. Wellington. and Siiiffnal, Post Coach, every 'Evening, at Frye guarded. W BL' MOUTH, Dorchester, Biandford, Solishors, Andover, and Basingstoke new Pint Coach, every then:cum. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Ma &c. xurEa, Playsaarb, Weyieaeth, Dortbevier, Foliwootb, Dartmolitli, and Salisbury. New. Post Coach, every Idoroing at Seven o'Clock, through Balaton. Axminster, Bridposl, Bbnidfr.rd. Basingstr.ke, tteaB Baeshdt. BATH and BR IS7 OL Flying Pint Coaches,thrnngb Chip penharn,sCalne, and Marlborough, every Afterrinor.i arriveat Nr. May's, the 'Greyhound Mtn, Bath, and the tootles Tavern, Thomov-,street, and the Swan, Bristol, tient Moraine. — Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater Tauoton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Mhos, mad dos Royal Mail Coach, sets of t every Evettiug to SpiWsy,. Looth...Grirsoby. nod Hull. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham. sets nut every fiforuirwt carries- Four Insides oniy„ and goes re- markahiy easy. with a -Guard throughout. Paces through Stainford, Newark, Belford. Dnnravter, and Ferrybridge to' the Golden Lion, teeds next Merniag.—Notwithstindmithe emotional expedition of this Cootth,it is all wed to be the meat operable alai complete Public Cooveyanee an the North Road. being tmegut.lled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Mounter ' Preston, 'lc Lorsdale, Boutin Oraskirk, and G'aramag Pus Coaches, me, Af•er- SAX.% at live o'Clock. Guarded. . • B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends nod the Public. that they will not be accountable for ru'r Pared', ParseaMtlebaggage,Wifitings, Plate. eke arcane? trivi Five ' - vunds•V.ubis. ALM, or damaged. stalest ea u& .the lavariloce paid fur detardigl,h,,at the lonadais. •• • • r Bic. a •••••••••• ter-- I as web. sd lite lam ife af S ii.trascen's Rea/ hit *me • irtvtdiges. t • • 111161, ; . _ rather bestowing their; feeds its meanly iedatetiug a ' island, ever since the lanes part - of the sereeteesith larger number. _than in- gitiee finiViestrvciitio end' center', and upon which many important details- will other assistance to a tqore confined number of child he found in the Appendix. ~ ren. As the management of those excellent eats- ' The modifications trill be dictated principally4sy blishments Is neeessarily placi.d beyond the 'llinttrriel the necessity of attending to the distinction, already iof the Legislasore. it is only by the, effecteraimich pe lutledoet,- between:districts where private thatite candid disconnects that itapeovainetsts .101,..ilesekcas4 be may he ea peeled to furnish the means of Fsdacation 9 -.efftcted. . ~ .. , ..;-‘ :, i • . and those where 049 such resource can be looked to; Since thersqeiries..of Jew Committee have bites anitiha.ltiblessobjoined to thie Report, will affor extended to the *bole Island, they have liarrepson. important lights ow this sohject. ;t appears farther to conclude e ,iitat the means of edecati4 ',brier In your Committee, that it may be fair and expedient are eteadityllicressier iti- all crotaiderable tie n 1 as teetteiet the 10.490L 1 0 -Melte 0449 echeehheeses are well es in - the Metropolis. Ato ruler letwartbas tepee erected, with the means of providing them., so as only ' addressed to all the Civray in Ettglanrk, Scotland, to throw open the inhabitants the burdea - of paving and Wallsa, reqacringaristeers to gaieties . , of whiCh a the school-master's salary, which ought certainly not enPt will be fauhd in -. the Acrieirdie. ll is inipoti- to exceed 441. a year. It appears to yeti totemittee, 'le to bestow trio myth comsneudat ion epop 1 • ttreelhalemteggpphy of school-masters may be pro alacrity shown by shies. Reverend persons in com- cured for. this sent, .alloeing them the benefits of plying with this r eosiit ! itisiti; anti the honest seal taking scholars who can afford to pay , and per which trey diaplared to promote the great object of witting the* of course to occupy their leisu re he ars eniverast Education, is irbiy worthy of the pintoes in other pursuits. The eapence attending this in . of tiorPeople, and the-teachers of that Gospel which valuable system ie Scotland , is fou n d to be ats were! ...b ores• preached to the'prwir. . trifling, test it is never made the sabiect of complaint 1 Yoor Committee have lost no time in dieecting by sloe of the Isadholders. . and superintending the work, of digesting the role. tour Committee forbear to enquire minutely in able information contained in the returns; according 'what manner this system ought to be connected with to a convenient plan, which will put the House in the ahtrrth Establishment. That such a connection possession of all this i n formation in a tabular form. ought to be termed appears manifest; it is dictated', They hate vireeieetimporeant *militant* in this sod by a regard to the prosperity and stability of both the ether eltiecia of their etellairy, from two Leupeii Iltsfailn. and le It Oollelle She tee-see ailluloilf taw Barristers, Mr. Parry and Mr. Kne, cif the Court of ueoted together, .fiat a difficulty arises in Etightail, Chancery, who have devoted much of their time to which is slop() be found there. The great body of the subject. the Dissenters from the Scottish Church differ little, It tinvet rs clearly from the returns. at well as from if at all, in doctrine from the Establishment ; they other snercre ' that a *Pry Brest deficiency masts in are separated oily by certaic opinions of a p olitical the means of educating the Poor, wherever the pope- rather than a religious nature, respecting the right of latices is thin and seettered over country districts.— patronage, and by some shades of distiuction as to The off -its of individuals coinisined in societies are church discipline; so that they may coriscientiouly 5 t i0 ,..,, w h o p ' , rot-fitted to populous places. send their children to parish schools connected with Anottior I , oiot to which it is material to direct the the Establishment, and teaching its catechists. Is attention of Parrot 'Went, records the two opposite - twin. F,ogtoed the COOP ii widely different ; and it appears ei l dee, of -fosterling schools for children of all sorts, to sour Committee essentially tincorsary that this and fn. three 01 ,4 w h o belonged to the Established circumetancelieoarefolly coesideted in thedevisieg ar- Churrh. Where the means esist of erecting two r angements of the system. To place the choice et schools, one upon each princ;ple, Education is not the s choolmaster in the parish vestry, subject to lb* checked by the ei'clusive plan being adopted in one approbation of the parson, and the visitation of the of ihent, herself.* the other may comprehend the diocessn ; bat to provide that thechildren of sect.- children of sectaries. In places where only one rians chbll not be compelled to learn an) Catechism, school finite sepported, it is manifest that any re- or attend any church, other than those of their pa. golations which etrlude. Dissenters, deprive the poor rents, seems to your Committee the sagest path by of that body of all means of Edocatien. which the letistatare can hope to obtain the de- Tour Committee, hosteler, have the greatest sa. s : rable. o bjects of s ecoli:y to the Establishment on, tisfartinn in observing, that in many schools where the one heed, and justice to the Dissenters on the the National ftvstem is edepred, en increasing 40. 'Other. me of liberality prevails, and that the Charch Ca:. The more extender) enquiries of year Comeittee techism is oe,ly taught, ,sod attendance at the eats- this Session have amply confirmed the opinion which Wished Ware of public worship only required, of move limited investigation had led them to form those whose parents belong to the Establishment ; we years nen- open the neglect and abuse of char'. due assurar.ce tieing obtained that the children of table fandsconuected with Edecation. They most sectaries o'll-learn the irriviciples, and attend the refer to the Appendix and the Tables for the very ordinances of , religion, according to the doctrioes important details of this breach of the subject ; but and form to which their families are attached. they misst tild. that although in many cases those It is with equal pleasure that your Committee have large funds appear to have been misapplied through found reason to conclude, that the Roman Catholic ignorance, 'or mismanaged throogh nude-sines', yet Petit' are millions to avail thetrotelves of those Pro- that s "me instaoces debase have preseoted themselves, testant Schools established in their ste;ghbeerhood. in of sell) a nature as would have led them to recous. • which no Catechism is taught; and they indulge a mend, at an earlier period of the Session, tbe in boph, that the Clergy of that, persuasion may offer stitution of - proceedings for more promptly checking, no discooregesnent to their attendance, more espe. misappropriations, both in the particular cases, and.' dully as they appear, in one instance, to have con. by the force of a salutary trample. From the' itr tributed to the support of schools, provided that no vemigatioss of the Commission about to be• leased Catechism was eanglet, and no religious obeerwances under the aotherity of an Act of Parlisrneat, owl) exacted. •It is contrary to the dectrise as well as advantage may be expected; and though ,it woold-' dtstiplitieof thaßeroish Church, to allow any Pre. not become your Committee to anticipate the mes testatit to interfere with those ,matters, and cone. sures which the wisdom of the Legislature may. qeently it is impossible for Romaniats to send their adopt in consequence of those enquiries, with *view , children to any schoo l where they form part of to provide a speedy and c hea p er remed y fat the all . . the plan. - than the smarmy tribouals of the country- mood; - Year Committee unhappy in-being able to state, rot. year Committee cannot amid hoping, that 1 that in -ail the retiree, sod in all the ether Wenn. the mere report andpeblication of the existin g abases ' Rios laid before them, there is the most etagnestioa will have a material effect in leading the parties cos.; I able evideciseehat the anxiety of the row for Meta- 'muted to - coriect them, and that even the opprehee-.1 ition crowtheauss sot only *Debated, bat daily is- Mon of the enquiry about to be instituted may, Is creasing; !bet it Wields toireery pert of the country, the Downtime perfume a similar effect. and is to be found amity prevalent in those smaller . Ass the Unieersities, Peohlie Schools, and Charities totoos sod onentry districts, wheal no cams of gra. with special sesame, age exempted fries the.iweilldit 4l tifyivig it are provided by the charitithie efforts ofthe tie, of the - Commissioners, your Committee hetet richer classes. - - ' been occupied in esamining several of those Instite- In humbly suggesting what is fit to be done-tor lions; the result of their enquiries will be Nand is promoting ettieereel Education, your Committee do ehe Appeal/Is. It ungeestionabiy showy, that Imo , not hesitate to state, that two different pleas are ad- 'adenoids leelledhelatodullficklissa hose-W* B h " 40 *a id' visible. adopted to the oppeeliesircemsteaces of the both Elam end Wiethesier, hex the etigistal plaits town and country districts. Wherever the efforts elf Of the Joinders; that these &giallo'' , have beett_.,dierl 1 itidivideals can support the requisite nulaher of tated move by a regard to the in terests of the Ifni. 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