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AMARICAM PAPkRS. The priseipal Chimers by N. IMlistes, Mr..lterley, Seeitheee, and Nies Copelesil. After whirls THE CORONATION. The Preemies seassemea tom Weassivayt 116110.- The Seemed Neese, the Warier et the *bleep—The TWA, • ad Istreissetery less., i. .hich Mr. sight ierreaeos a see Oasis See& entitled, * The ale( sad the Ceresaties, 11 6 11 1 106 es/ the rellple."—Me Fourth ;me, the Nall, is ele seem et which the amid Estee et the Chesepees. Ts resthaer with the Fares et TOR 111ZILMITN. illsek, Mr. Marley Cassia Mertes, Wr. Aseleile Ist. sae, Mr. ORAN" slily, Mies Oslo; Cicely, Nee Kay. The Doers is be synod at Ms 'Thick, sad she Per teresessee to heste at arse. Sem, Te.• Seem' Price, 3s. 44,—Pit, 3.. ; ilepesp. 2 . 0 . 4 1 141:441.. "8/ 414 Is4 " aP el li t W k l y . 0, he eeless of lir. Illeardll: Y tbe 111404#141, inisi the Theatee. , rfr.;••• , ' Petrels 11103iis els wily be .Malted fir tie WNW et Mr. Nedeoell, st the Des-011er. Os Ifeeday, • Petit C,.../7—eith The Cereseties—mod Memos& le Leedom. Os Teeethey, the Tialledy et De Meisthrt : Dr Meetfore, Mr. Kees. THEITREI-ROTAL, COVCNT-GA ROHN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. U, will be seed the Ores of THE EXILE: Cash Witt (the Emile), Mr. Egrets.; Govensor ef Sl livria, MOW. Ferree; Bores Athrsiloff„ Mr. Meadows; Comet Glees, Mr. Demises; Dares, Mr. Twang ; Weleies, Mr. Corimer; Servile, Mr. Faseett. The Empress Elisabeth, lire. Pewit; Estbarise, Mrs. Tamest; Alexis', Miss Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elisabeth, and the !Warier of the Cathedral of *meow, is which th e CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by the Greed Patriarch, ao4 his eseletisg Dignitaries. Mts. • Isich a Piece, is one act, called THE RENDEZVOUS. 11•111*. Mr. Derseet ; Quake, Mr. Blaschard; 5i..., Ms. Mesilswe •' Smart, Mr. Comer. Sophia, Miss Foote ; Lucretia, Mies Besassost ; Rose, Miss Love. To esselterle with sloe &lama of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. Just published, Isst-premed, pries %Lit (orsotiosted SLI,ACT BRITISH DiVINES Part VIII. Edited by the Rev. C. BRA DLEY, Congest kW, Wyeembe. Nos. I. mid 11. comma Bishop Berrririge's Priests Thoughts, see vol. boat* with a Portrait price be. Nos. 111. sod IV. onotais Archbishop Leightria's Thesis. giest Lectures, ismetiem with his Expository Lectures, I. sae vol. hoards, with a Portrait, price bs. Noe. V. VI. sad VII. Commis Arshbishop Leittilles's Comm meolary me 81. Prier, use vol. fused., price 7s. 6d. Nos. VIII. and IX. cattail" Archbolop Leiglitem's Moss, ore vel. boanis, pries is 0 . 0 All., Leigh*. will anetwod lb. Works eif Hall, Horse, Doddridge, Waite, Cliornstek, Seem lea. ter, n.voik,W. loses, Sm. be. Bold by Loseinas sad Cs.; &kiwis asd Co.; liatiposd us; Reichard and Son; Hamiltoo cud C..; Niles IN had regularly with the Regulators, be. by giviag as seem to nay Bookseller. This Work will cassia of as sedans Reprint of all the must valuable Pieces is Devistiosal sad Practical Divinity. The Authors, from whom they will he selected, ire those who leave either bees cosioi.leoll members of the Este. Wished Church, or whose arntinsents have berm hi strict ac. corilsoce with the remind wooer Oka Liiergy and Articles. With deb-object is view, the Pieces wall oecosionally be taken from limo Divines who were the ornaisicuts of the English Church in the century preceding the last. A short Biographical Shriek of oath Author will be gives, and in mom hammers a Porteale. The Work to be comprieed I. abseil 40 Vols. Any Author, however, may he pned•l l o4 soffefvddl• Kin Aeneer, Mr. Fawcett; Toes Thumb, Mailer L..(. harm ; Lard Grizale. Mr. Liston. %teen Donation% Mrs. Lists; Primates Heacaaineca, Mrs. Sterling. Places far the none to be sakes of Mr. ersattes, at the BeicAllee, Hart.street, frost Tea s•Il Fear. A Private Sae way be bail far the num, or sightly, of lir. &widow at the llos.olllke. The Dear s be opened at Half .pet Si: o'Cleek, sod dot Play begin at Seven. U. Monday Mr. Maeready win appear la the Tragedy of Tisilaitast—tdber which The Stead By. Oa Tandy, Ithekepeare's Play ef no Two Gattlesea of Veils's, with The Crises. POW:. NEVER ACTED. OLYMPIC THEATRE. NEWCASTLE4TRILET, STRAND. riIS EVENING. SATURDAY, N.m. 24. med till farther entice, lAA, Ira oreseated a• radar* sew Shamy taken freak a poplar Preach Piece now par- Airomisg is Paris, called LE SOLITAIRE; Oa, THE RECLUSE OP THE ALPS. The Medea., Mr. H. lehositio (his Ant appsuraswo at this Theatre); Barge D'lllerwall, Mr. Power; Comm de Palso, Mr. Baker; Mich. i, Mr. Elliott ; Conrad, Mr. Yale. Eloise, Alm S. Booth ; Ursola, Mrs. Pearce. Alter which a Tregiefil Tragedy, rank .ws SIVISFUSKIN, KING OF BYTHNYIPHORBIA.• - I Roriliskiii, Mr. Yale; Rasestk4 Mr. °sherry ; seintso, Mr. Tayleure; Jemmy Fluff's. Mr. G. 1•01131 Ilestestilisos, Mr. Yilllers. Griskiada, Miss Haden lis&s.- Mr.. Pearce. To cowhide wish a new Extrowstwess of Poo, cause LIFE IN LONDON. To Mr. Biker; Jerry Hawthorn, 111r.Ostaerry; Old Ilawitnico, Mr. Villerr; Lock, Mr. Vale; Nicker', M. Hasorrioad; Skunk, Mr. Power; Flow, Mr. Elliott; &aO, Mr. Tayleswe ; Gold/ash, Mr. &Ackland ; Paddy Brew, Mr. G. Smith. Sue, bliss Walpole; Mrs. Nab, Mrs. Pearce; Betty, Mrs. Maxwell. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. Tie PRINCE REGENT PUBLSC-HOUSK amid WINE- ' EXTRACTS FROM THE IRCOND IMPORT OF THE comillssiol2ll2 UN THE EDUCATION OF Till POOL -- ST. CLEMENT DANES. • 77sersday, Merck 25, 1619. .Freiseis Molypeux Onsensimiey, Err,. M.P. sesmbeed. Ate yew the treasurer of the parochial schools of St. Cleo namit Lleses?-1 ain • they were established by sebseriptleas aimed the year 170 1, for the educalies et 50 boys and 30 sire s is reedits', writing, amid arithmetic; there was wir giaal eedownleat. Of what dues the property now eoasist ?-0f 841013181101 • IlVeitsilsort, Sevesi.dials, coesprisieg the houses, Ma. 94 Mk 10,117, mad IS, is that street; Nos. 1,2, sad 3, is TowirAlreel, adjoining; sad Nos. 30, 31, 32, arid 33, in 111100.etseet, artioisiag ; ti public bow is the last. allithisesed street, called the Duke of Newcastle; soother boom ire Church.row, Hampstead; sad vae.thiril of series how is Hellos-street, Leg-acre, which is the whole of the eigtootate of the charity. aril did the charity become posimesed of the houses its Ilesmiselmds?—They were purchased partly with a legacy Ilin4 isumeileil by Mrs. Elisabeth Palliser, sad pertly by savii sod doismiliems. Have you a espy of Mrs. Palmser's 041?-1 have it sat emw here. .; • (The witness produced a deed of arresgessmit , dated 3016 blurb, 1730, belief's liar executors of Mre. Elisabeth Palraer sad the minister and churchwardens of St. Clement Slessen, reeding, thud ibe said Elisabeth Palmier by her will, itillll‘dth August, 1728, directed her executors to pay 5001. jarlibe see of the charity school for poor boys sad girls of ZiPiish of St. Clement Dan, to be laid out in the pm es rt trade or teneniesss, and the rents sod proSts thereof Is be paid sad disposed of for the wisimenalice sod education ▪ Abe said poor Isle sad girls, as bar executors, said the Nibaister used churchwardens of the said parish, should judge VAULT'S, Kiwt-sermit, Woe Wreck Kept (peremptorily), by air. T. WHALE, as ebe Preambles. wee TUESDAY, the 27th November. et Twelve o'Clock, by directives of the Executor of site late Mr. Chartr. Ware, drowsed; HE valuable mod beneficial LEASE, laud im- T mediate Powwows, fee a Term of Eleven Years wo. expired from Christmas' nem, as a low Rem. of Mum very desirable, sewly.e•fekil, Pnvoisea, eligibly mad eseamsoiliagly situated as above, omissions to the bath catmoce ef the Maris. thwacks, with good Stabling and Skittle greeted, and the advantage of • Right of Pesange-way taw M. Mary street, a very populous sad respectable Neigh buselmed, which must ensue au extensive and lucrative "liilet. Pe every brooch, with proper sureties*. Say be viewed Five Dam preceding Hie Sole, sod Pirtle*. has bad De the Premises; at lb. Yeses Arms Kea‘eusa; sod (gibe Asetiottest, 17, Cloolt•lese,Qeeesi4itett, Cheap tide. moat coovenient. And reciting, that the legacy hail beer paid, and that the traders of the said charity 'school added $9l. owl of their stuck; and with she said ,ems 0,1101. sod SW. a pentium was made of sewers! houses, parcels of grassed, sod wooed rent., animating to 10f. per aissians, le the parish a St. Gilees-iii-the•Fielda. which said presumes were by Wester, of barge's sod sale, dated 11th October, 1711, defy arwlkd, conveyed by James Joy to the minister of die pariah, geejaatie Sweet, Esq. ard ibirteem ether trus tees ; sod reeitilig, that the *resters had melee their care 14$ poor Athlete. 110 whereof they osaiiitaiwed in clothes. sod thewbok 140 they caused to be peeper': educated, and thee beemsd set apprevillces. It is thereby declared, that the maid trustees Amid from time to nos dispose of the resits sod pewits of the said estate, is the sense imanotr as they pay mil dispose of the rest of the iscione sod beeefactime be longing to the said schools.) We perceive by this deed that the original fired of convey. aim of ilia papperty is dated 12111 October, 1711; have you brought that dead silk yes'-1 have out, bet 1 sill search fort it. (The witeess prudoced a deed, dated 11th Asigiast, 1719, recliner the isidevism of bargaiu and sale, dated 11th Ochs. her, 1 70 , bes wee° James Joy of the dent part. Oliver Mat isse, *fluor, mid Thomas Wessell, tors of the will IVisobeth Paltrier, widow, of the 'trued part; the get. Thomas Mariana, sad others, the ebsockwardess of the riail, yeriai, el the third part; mil Beaja.ie Sweet, Esq. amid others, of she board, part : whereby in ewasiderai ion of 500 i. the said trustees conveyed to the said esiniaier and church , warders, sod their heirs, tee several pieces of pored, being Port of the heed commonly vatted Mink Lasid„ is the riatish abet. Gilwa's-ie.the-Fields, and all the usearmages sod jags erected thereon, as &ensiled in the plan is the margin it the said eeettiog 'edentate; and On the ground reels pay. able out of the • grool"d premises, to hold to the said Thema* Blackwell and others, Epos mess, to dispose of she rests and Koala thereof yearly, for the yearly ni,iniessoce and education of the poor buys and girls of the charity school of St. Closest Baues, according to the true iiitrat sail nseinsiog of the will of the said Elisabeth Palette. Aid re. row% iesteionm of &trials rail sale, dated Nth 1729, loftiest's the avid James Joy of tb: Vim pad; sod 010,000 CERTAIN, WITH THE CHANCE OF OTHER CAPITALS, RISK ONLY 40 SHILLINGS, ON THE 11th DECEMBER. CARROLL, the Contractor. begs to informs the Public alai all Purchasers betrateatt the 10th of Noweonher a,A 11ts of Decentber, will ha allowed to felons their. Turk. is or Shares after taking the cbubse of the Neat Day, whirs • Prise of 5,0001. at least le sere S. be drawn, nearly She nimble of the Hulsey will be give* beck by which as risk sit Isiss is Mallel4l to the fallowing trilling sum% via. Whole Ticket SI 0 0 ,iktf Half 1 5 0 c , K t : Cheerier 0 13 0 . apes Fairktb - Sisteitslb The Wheel is very rich, sod mutants -1 ...Nos of—. wow is 3 1 1,004) s 11 4 Mich. Misr Prises of Mi. SOL iseAre. and not Two • Prise ; all to be Drawn I. Two Days, li th sod 11th Deenober. Tieigets nod Ibarts are felling at CARROLL'S fortunate Veen, 10, Corohill, sod IS, Oxford-serest, where Nehmen, leallo fell parlieelare, are delivered gratis, No. MIK • PAW of 30,0001. blower. draws en Tosodol, November 10, •la Sold is Siam pi CsAROI.I.. H U. _ laud the the gad all the crowed-rests payable oat of the aidpeteeises, I epos triist.liarrisploie the mats awl prokts flwisof fed Me lltriMed ke and laid hp Francis Weetlm. 10, Stationeve.. I uisis,„„re sea e d wesi w e o f t h e peer bora sod ode et. the. loolliaLlnkolo-oloooti Sod by Lootot 4 or Hurst, are% °M e t I charity, mellow! of Si. Clew". Dtaes; mad vernier meting mid Osisets, Pstersesiev.rew. meow toutreyrehe of eke said premises . as Airing.' of tries. Of whom may he hod, 'meetly published, tern it Is whormeti, thite4torry Mlles sad t>wbtav Chareusek. NO FICTION. WM Editioss,2 vols. post Sew. pace Its. parties thereto, did tSerfre matey Ito Grow Sorel*, and beards. others therein gamed, sad' their icier e n glig said re r al o o pines of mooed With the Msparvemarseeil. (ousel VW, to /ii- EARLY EDUCATION. . ppm of the rents sod prelim tor she saaperNOws as wee Jail PoilManalk aodacolell. by Ilerolimioos to her Royal Joeynkoseal is the said recited iodeatures,l arcwid niStmem aii tho isies, Doellooolstil4oti is 111 . 060 . Otte‘ , this . Ike . lost dere! ~of 'mammal* M tRe irtneters,• es , • - yraor-grame goes riot appear 11l Woad yew mg Mot you met FARLY EDU.CATiati: tri aluesey eAtsift bepm' ,paktltyksisod& (*awl ow!, of I meat of Children emeidgrod,.. k** . ideus sess .be iresisier s asiis iobeivamit sressek's iso pecan* Were Character. By Ming APPLETON. This swim sir Ike Iposless trionrin Mame, am cow. t -It.. < sAothsw6f Plilillik1Ihl1111111111." is. ass. three; s boon, bag lately elven, to a 'whetter 1101lieri len G. allA W. L Whinshisr.33. Ave fltarirloise.• eiaployed for Ike onetime of petroleum melt trust die is • N 4, OWlllot will Moo this VOW. , wialloot ( "Alan he honor to the reel estates an nay be accessary. • pixies it Ihronclusol ems 'shireerilve oblbltel= How is the property let to the Semia Dias mighana hike hosseassed by the Aet hoe* .1110110.. • • d.." Meashiy Mogsslos, Aortal HMO. .-.Aiitto et , N o s. 11 and 13. West-street, are lel to Mil• r Alm by the sawn bother, - I lei I- , t • Greve's. for the term of 31 years from Lady.. 'l[lllll POOR GIRL'S HELP to a Know Mat day 1709, at the yearly .-rut of . .di I Pilluiples of tint CMRISTIAN R SLIGION4 hail to the Nos. 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18, West-street. mil at lisssissat of the LORD'S SUPPER. Brom/ Saiiiroal. 1. 2. sad 3. Tewer-atreet, are let to Mr. John Prim *AN. Mod.. 'Ricketier, for the wear 0(31 years from Lady- Irry FM, at tie yearly real of . 120 • I Noe. 30, 31, 3i, 884,33, Little Earl-oreet, were let to Mr. Abraham Neyiroldr, fur a term of 21 years, expiring I. 1797, Move which he has treed soder an avoi4olos, which 'spired is 1818, sad he sow over, at the yearly rent of ~ / i . 74 • ft The re-tether of these pessiers Is sew cadet the masiderat ion of the trustees. The sign of the Doke of Newcastle, Earl-street, lei so Ness mid Co. for the term of 31 years . from Lady-day 1789, at the yearly real of .26 0 • !flit 0 • Whit meson were takes when Ibis property was let lo °b lahs the hest resit foe it ?—..11 have not the eM soionte-boult Isere, sad ass stierelers set able to elate. I was sat ibess treasurer AW trustee, bet I will prodoce the misuse -book, which may perhaps remain some retry ow the gabled. How did the charity heroine pumeseed of a hoarse in amuck-row. Hampstead?-1 will march fur the deed of con veysoce sad modem it. HOW is this psopersy let!—lt is lea at the net of 251. Du you know to whom it is let, sad for, what term ?-1 eaaaot state this without further reiereort. How did the third of the hearses-10 Belson-street arise?-11 was purchased with roomy lift by Mrs. Menhir Strode, but I have eat the date alter will. The money was left for the bewelit of the perishes of St. Martio.ie-the•Fielda, St. Cle ment Dames, aid St. Riisistas's in Weal. I will supply a copy of the will. le whom is Ibis properly wow treeled?-Iso siot at preset able in say, het I will seeerlois. r How Is it let ?—Ao agree/neat fey a sepairing trim fool Strom fonts Ilidsisoisore 88* wooldstadkil low - Joseph Fleosioy, jots brit she lease has Doi vet hem emend. as our surveyor 'hawks he has got volisisetorily performed • his repairs according to his arreemeet. He pays the yearly reel of 1751. Are yew able to state the lacteal anneal valise of all this property?-1 au rot. The leaser of all the premises in Smelt Dials except the fear horses let to Reyeesht, will es. pare in 18211, sad s valwasies will be made before they are re-let. What do yes wake the remeltt halal?—The total rime presses is 3451. Bs. 114. Is your share of the rest of the premises in Belton-street reviler!, received?—Since Miasma/am 11113, the whole sem which hoe bees removed has been 2001. Mr. Emulate, the vestry clerk of St. Martia's, states this to be the whole soot due for our share. What is the fueled property of ibe charity ?--4,9041/. dwre per rest. menteas, stanches in the genies of myself and three other trustee*, sod producing a dividerrd of 1471. This arose from differmt saviors sail donations from the . origin of the charity. Them are as legacies. How is the eishaisd-hoose held ?—.We rent it. What are the uses casually received for the charily fer different sources? - vitae** e --•- of cash rdmihrig! 'ASA ,gymi (The pureed • printed paper and paid from ht February 1817 tu Ist February 111111,, which it appeared Ilse the /MOONS of fictive, istlodite balance of the former treasurer's newest (amosilisig to 1101. ISs. Sd.) was 1,0011. Its. 6d. eel that lit expeuditute amounted to that see, minus 88. Si. 24. (she bithmee re. sniains is the bawds f the treasurer), whirls expentlitare also includes so item of 1971. lbs. 3d. laid oat iu the par ches* of LW Owe* per erns. corbels.] [The WHIN*, also pendweed the seervant-borilts, frau. width it appeased, that in the year ending td Salivary ISIS, the almond of receipts, lueleding the rinser bahnsee of 81 shimmied to 9971. 18s. and the expesditere memorised to 7701.2.. ltd.] Has the balsas., of MI. 151. 14. or airy pan of It, bees imposter' ?-2100 three per cent. runnels war bought fur 1331. 15s. by eerier se the beard, which is iseluded is the before-tar edema .eta of 4,0001. three per cera. eussale. Frees what sources do she hails arise , beyond the rents of the (lethal.' property, and stuck shove opecilled?—Fruis evrlncripthoss, concedes* at serous*, and ocessiorsal doss. dole. A small mess is also rtceived adirsally frees the profits of the girls' work. The •tabsersprinsa last year were 3081. 19.. 6J. 11 , year before that 3241. 16.. 6,1 and the year befure that 3311. 0.. 6.1. The eullectious lit year were 1121. is Thejese kith,' NIL 7.. 04. lad the year . before dist 941. 11144111118; •A , 1 in 11...• are the access* lope s wiy trs by tie , sod audited by the trsideess 11114.. aubeegjhesp every year, abuts. Candlernasilay. They thew rot up.* fir the is. spectivis,o( the general aubeeribers foe moose days, awl are rioted and sent resod le the subscribers. How assay children ars these at present is the school?... Sixty buys and twenty two gills; twit girls having been added to the nansber this year. Huse long has the needier confirmed at 60 boys and 20 girls?—Eight girls have been added altogether robins thews 14 years. Has the camber of ehildresi ever beta redound ? —lt •p -pears by the minute buck there were 70 boys sad 40 girls in 1714. Hew long dues that somber appear to have bees cos ?—ln 1741.2 the erosher of boys appears to have a reduced to 60, which seems to have beer the last re- decline. How are they isatreeted and clothed?—The hey. are is. erected is reedit's, writiug, and ardlessetie, and the chereh catechiser, end the girls tire ease, with the addilisim of bundle-no. k and Iresesebold work The buys asil girls am fully clothed once a year. The girls are lodged sad boarded in the school-hosier. The boys are admitted at levee awd Nay till tea; ■rd the girls ewes is at sine and remade till 15. If the boys are appeeaticed set, we give 41. for Serie clothing. All the girls on quitting wheel receive a rearview Phil of rloslsieg, ■nd Bibles and Prayer Books are giver so all she children us gine( away. What are the praseival iterre of expedition N—The sebuoireasier's rids' y is lief. s the scboelastelrear's bet; rest of school hours 251 i the lesre of which will enrhe I. 1222. lAp , two red t am • reels sad res- ew. The sehastaslehess he. 3W per .seas, and is with the girls. he. has Maxim& rest sod tax free sod coils sad reedits Ilk. myself, Mid (eery theeess; dl belosetield era*, is petisidied. Sho the (Adams attend church!—Twice every leeday, add Ismes lie first SoS.day is the usueth. Ou yea fetch l—Reedisx, weights; add eseitliettrlic, @pith, selisions priaCiples 4 the Church of IFeeglead: Who visits the sehoula!—They are visited by the trustees shevalishblly; and feeenestly by the dessert+, wb6 Mw. =1:4 01. 111111hisee the hays _hears them read, sea sey the* Jihreresd Wllilaat Gurney. 11611111ofk- kleter wfl. Mama Daseel—a amt 111welswg breed the etembist is,.. by Mr. 0101=1111107 pewparlyst Oda Weevily, elb yew *wow whither there is lay east propeseytuot de sal loaves else, *the} property; ow hats I resale I. believe that three is, or ever was any othet properly. I lishe bead them was tied a schsel.hoine for merly kept be the site of the resort wbelthease, which was his maimed erberd. Mr. Creek, who Is.. writers.. the sallied, gave me this Mfoneatiom sad May explain it. - Move ye* any mama to believe that this school oases's. =with the periskselsool ?-6.1 should wish to refer I. Mr for as, further isferematiom Have rat hate In the habit of loapectiog the wheel ?•I have sever sees the children except at chords, where I Melt* ocinsieseally examined them is their catechises. I was tilt s ably well setisbed with their manner of sayisg It. Is there any further infosentioft yet wish to give respect+ hag this mired meat own that I have a great ohjectioa to the aceninulatios of money, which seises is a peat Mao etre snottily by sobeeriptiorm and collettloss, while Mita ie nth au immesh riersher of ehildree out sharing the Weenie rajoyed by the childres mow is the schools. The ground of siy objectiou is, that I, as • subseriber, these to de good to the persist geseraties, sod extend that goal* far as I eas; tad seeing there is es meek fended properly and ree.al to keep op the clothing sad feeding of the gills, and the clutliiag of the beim sod Whig fully satisllrd that lie anioteet of cancelling at charity aerenime, red the mow, laid mit in purchase a new stuck, with a small purlieu perhaps of the animal sobseviptioss, wouldleducate all thi • in the revisit iseteed of 11. I object to the permed system. 1 sin satisfied, that if more (Misfire were educated, the seheeriptions and adlectimis would he mach isceesseel; I mean simply educated, but net clothed. I ease hove ase objective to ell the children bettor clothed who are dished at preseet i as I should be uswillieg to Misers them; but I should eatmis desire the sudden foods of every year •to he more exteesisely applied to edsicasisii, in prefsessee to these feeds beam pre petually invested. I know freest experience tbst !I4& will educate 400 children; Stirling them ie books had slates; allow/in of that sow 401. fee rest. This is peev ed by my owe wisest is West-street, St. Giles's. Of that sum the paresis of these childree pay 1110/. Have pea ever proposed is the ether trustees to mate shy 'dietetics' is the present system ?—I have otter thestiessed a to the hosted; separately; bet their allied has always ap peared so he 'morally, is My up such a feed as slivillharsjs provide ageism • ilehtlystisio of the snot spirited te the citable. sad feedellf a the It girls. I would lirst . provide Off adirsolhase visor. mama eviiistipiiset. Proodstrove: Ommaary, Esq. M.P. reosenefised. De yes koala may thing of a thud school?-1 believe there was whet was called a Hornbook School at one time, which did not go on, 1 believe the churchwardens amd overseers 11011/$l6l elms wheel so she trustees. Pride", April 2, 1810. Mr. Jobe Crook. *lli 'observe is a book published by yt o t os the charity schwa. of It. Clean sit Daises, that at one dose these existed , Owe schools in the parish. We have bad ao accurst of a boys school, and a girls school. Do you know any thing of - • third school ?—I caw give we further iiilisrmatioo than what 1 have extracted in soy book, from the doconseois re feirrd to in the margin, by which it will appear that there was formerly • school, called the Hornbook School. I bare out bre. able w dimwit any distioet traces of it, farther than that I 6sid, from a book published in the last century, commonly called " New Reworks cis London," p. 256, thst there were in the year 1732, three rebools.is the upper. choreli.yard. It appears to have been wily a preparatory reboot to sheathers; and I presume has moos beer lost those establishments. /testis Molyiseux Owimassey, Esq. Y.P. re4tallikaida Hare you a copy of Mrs. Palmer's will ?-.-1 lathe mitt 1 bet I DPW- produce is old book of the parish, in which a• aerostat is gives of the parelsiees of the trusties of the eha. nil school, anode for the ate of time schools wader her will, sad which contains a recital of her will, as far as it alerts this ease. (Ilse whores produced such book ] [The witness also produced an indenture, dated 12th Oc tober' 1728, wish the plan in the margin, r e f err ed to ill the trust deed of I lei Argon 1789, produced iss his former esti. desire, by which pia, it appeared that the dineessives were 118 feet three inches west on IVest-street : 4% feet south us Wilmer Market; 46 feet 9 inches south Ins Canonise Smith's teases/at • It feet 7 ladies on Tower-street ; sad $9 feet -mirth ow kart -street.) %` Dues the swiente bank slow is what manner the re* 'maw have been let lad no satisfactory entry on the subject is the athlete book; bet sap impression is, Inuit what I have seen, that public metier was given by the true. *see, sod the best terms ebtanwil. Can yam ow. explain it what the property at Hempstead connate came to the charity by the will of Etlaarel sted, Esq. dated 3d November 1730. [The tritons produced an office copy of the will of the Mud Edward Halsted, whereby, after reciting that be had hoe4y puichaseil three freehold bursae wish gardens. i s 'Utorecrow, Hampstead, Ise directed that tine of she said .111whism, and • garden waited iw, with the appurtenances, lying the south side of the said street, with • privilege of a way iu the little Geld at the back of the said tomer, afire sittEfe estate to she person sectioned in the will, should go sad descend to the three charity schools of St. Clement Dais% of which he had been for several years a treater, fur 1111111brie for ever.] is this Hempstead property let ?—To Mr. John by lease, dated 16th March, 1804, for 28 years, Christmas, 1803, at the yearly rent of 251. The present Amorist is Mr. Birch. 49fich1 was the aerosol of the went soder the former lease ? Wove it was tat. tr.tlietre you a copy of the will of Martha Strode? oi (The tritons produced an sorry of the same is au old mi. Mace book, by which it appeared, that Mrs. Strode by her dated 18th April, 1720, devised 1,0001. to be laid out in the perrehave of Imola for the biotin of the poor children of the charity schools of St. Cleanest Hawes, St. Martio.in-the- Fielde, sod St. Donstan's in the West ; the become to be equally divided amongst the said three parishes, fur Ole use of the said schools.) Can yen how stele whether this mosey was laid oat ae candies to the will, sod is what matinee ?-14y lodestone of hate and release, dated !In sod tad March 1728, the groused of seven beams in New Selton.street, sad the bushiness themes erected, were tosteryed to the tires trustees, the reo sitieestioo of which 'imbue was the said slam of LOOM girea by Me.. Strode, awl WS. added thereto, which was paid out of the stock of the three *chugs, in egoist propel ling. Have yes say Nether iabiesatilva as to the actual valet or 08411 . 111 PASSED at A* AMERICAN JUDOI UPON A HIGHWAYMAN. [Plum the Boston Desfhy Advertiser of October 24.1 The &Hawing is the Address of Chief Juries Parker to . Niellaid Mud's, on proomaciog seutence of Death Up4A4l his; for h 1 wag robbery : LAW hlartin—tna are mow pieced at the liar to receive lb. elteteeee d Hoe law for the mem of which sou have revivleted. Your lend has berm film arid delibe rate, sad every emaidereticar which might favourably of et the issue, luta been faitbfellk sad ably presented to the Coot t sod Jury by the Criesiarl who, at your request, were ape ;twisted to menage your defence. The Addeo. e the verdict h 4 been returned rat Oomph!, clear, cad couclii sive, ter Heal no dotibt rentals* of your having perpetrated the Wrest* ithiCh is ehererd against you in the iudirtment. That °Berme is of the most dangerous mature to the rum. asneity, atid esnuot be committed but by one of feruciuw temper and desperate intentions, willing to .aci•iß.E life iu larepooMit of plunder, and utterly regardless of the laws of God and man. The highwayman upon land, is, like the pirate upon the mem, en 'mealy of the human riser; salting eta upon Ibr insocetit and defencelrus, seeking through blood and slaughter the fruits of other men's labour end eaterptise, and wresting by •ioleitte from die unwary tea teller, at the peril of Lis life, hie means of hubssa fence suit comfort. No wonder then that all mankind should hold in abhor• rehire Ike crime sod its perpetrator.; uu wonder that the law of society should require the life of him who preys opois the property of its members, sad Sits their lite* in jeopardy. The safety of the citizen I. the Morel peisirtt of his ecru petim, is his journeys of besimes or pleasdre, is his inter views with mighboars and friends, demands of the Gayer,- meet, which i. boned to protect him its these lawful objects, that those who infest the road and present to the peaceful traveller the alternative of death or rolshery, should he eon signed to the heaviest punishment which home's laws can inflict. Death is the propel- doom of him who drnrms to 46110 all who iesist his violence ; and to rut off from society one who wage. indiscriminate war opuu na members, is but a just reteilietirm. your ease more than Common chennistenees of hold. nese sod desperstare have beeu purred. laMesit of waiting fur the eight, which covers so nosey crimes, or of way.lay iug in Dome uhfri quested path tee solitary traveller, you, alarnal it the face of thews, cad in a public road, w here con- Cridelent WWI haat) possible, with a desperate courage, reeled your victims, turd permitted hem to mate his life only by the menace of his property. A deed like this hirers in my comity. and in this almost unparalk led it could be aompeistee oat, by our who it practised in phonier, sod kgeMjspad by habit to the melt a.- itnt. t,._ ti Bel pen hove bees elloppoil is yew mom of crime, sad are so* le wflN therepoisakies of the law. Death, at all times Wilkie, and mipsynply to those who issue Irby their crimes. *Hi moo t at year projects, ad the space left you will oat be too lops for the only purpose for which is might is be used, a review of your past life, sods prepare. titre foe the life to come. Slimigiar as you are among IN milking is hasten of your early life, your memis s.f knave:: ledge, the precept, of your youth, or the example. which may have here eel before you. To judge of tire rap d rutin* of es liar, aid the authority of the act for which you suffer, there is fell14111i• fair that your education ha. bees orglectid, mud that tee fear of God has never bees before your ryes. Yon eagle to this comets y apparently friendless stud forlorn, but were received with kiudneas and charity. While isidestrious sod sober, the means of hottest livelihood were put into your heeds, cad nothing but perseverance iu theatres* begnu was smiting to place you WI circurnstaoces of evaduet, sad, iu time, to have emitted yew to the privileges mid the prospect. of a cilia. ef this country; but a life of regular labour ores brodesuerase to you—idlemm succeeded to iadustry, and isseempereact to idleness—adismiseion frum the hospitable rout mike which yuu were sheltered was the jest cosse q there is reason to believe that you have mace preyed opens the community which was willing to receive and plotted you. You arrived at the place where yon meditated cad effected your cleat outrage, probably with a stolen horse wheu obliged, iu order to avoid detection, to abandou him, in your night you stole another, with which you ex pected to escape ; but in this, as io most Installers of crime, the means of escape have beet, lay no everMiling Prori deuce converted into the eats Pe of detect iun, and the concealed weapon Minh was prepared to ensure year pleader, sod to destroy the lives of pursoers, has beer a swift witeieva.of your purposes and iuteut. Is Use unwary from which yea mese, your life would be trebly fie friterle by the suceessum of wises committed within a few days. Thrice have you dared the vengeance of the Almighty, by violatieg 0116 of his express prehibilime, rued °wee wader eireumatauces which demote an logarithm to Lure sealed with blood the ex eermble projects of starrier. We know not how to much the heart of such an offiewrier ; bet if you know and believe that 'beet if a God, of purer eyes than to lohuld • future life of punish/am sod reward, all eremitic tri beim! before which, is • short time, pus must appear, nothing hut a stupid hardness of heart tau keep you Isom prostrmiag yourself is dust said ashes, and rum( to the Threat of Grate far mercy. Death is the pe u•lty preaceibed by limns lows for trausgressimis lam years; the trffeuJed Majesty 1 H can be appeased only by the broke. sided soil the contrite heart. Go, then, to your Cell with a re/mildews to review your past life; tu set so array before you the uffencer, secret or open, with you Lave oiremented, sad pray fur that repeotauce wistketh salvation. Open your Bible sad read there illin doom of iserepenteil sio, as well as the hopes which map be eateristord by the sincerely penitent, sad lades to the veire of the iniaiMer of peace, who will visit you is poor site and try ri Immo to you a path to forgiveeme iu Of , world above. With a design to prepare yen fee the rolerno lateen! allowed for reflection, and to Rt, if puillsiOle, your heart fur Ilse reception of divine bulk, soder the instruction of the niesisters of religion, you have beet time addressed It mamas for us only to recommend you to the mercy of God, mil to promuuce the mensci, of the law. That seetenee iv . that you be taken hence to the prisms from abeam pow were brought, from thence to the place of eneeretiost, mid that yule be there hanged by the beck Unlit re are dead. And may God of his infiuite grace, tlieumth the interceorion and merits of the Redeemer, have army wpm your soul! The Primmer, when andeamt was pronounced, exhibited little or no feeling. Hie whole apputrauce ha, beet. that of a hardened wretch. PIRACY. We have 'meetly had accounts of piracies committed upon our fellow intimus is Brutish writers, and where they ought to he rode, the protective of the Spanish authorities. We do rot remember say outrages of a more horrid character then some recently toleseilled open our fellew-eitiaeoii, wear the jurisdictim of Spasdah authorities. slush disregard of the law of natims ought mot to be pa- Deady borne. If Span) will out cempel the pirates of the West ladies to respect her waters, those astious, Moe are interested is the comoince in that quarter, ought to late.- fere fur the peolieetioe of their own interests. Don Ustit wee limy hood to his eamplahtts eves es the Mare allapieieu lital patriot pestreireve Win lined ell in our ports ; shall use Gererement be silent, whet the eelboettiee of Spat* • Mr - . . --- 1.1 - - Al....11.=•111•111e. , .. J .. • • • %) ‘A . . ... itir Crat. C ~ I • , • • (7 ~. 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