The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

IN VGI • 0 goiroil air Tlsl4 STATICS' NJ& LIIrI „ ER Y. ) _-- C- 7 .;;.111 T s e t hi n g, 14:it !nowt the ros*rutfl kb 6 al p , dial 'kV !Air rtuan agaits ; it ft4;tuilee •.. h e m • al:41 reltdittx aftatthey HeuerWaft" . 0.% I r n 31.. t Oen , minute"; Walla Ive thcir.3. %gimlet .. , 31 .40 , 1 „jot a Kell bred *4OlB ei)/4 Oieagear e .i t . 1 „ .' .01 '..• Co w,Fi i sp ! cie,—Bcf.ire I proceill to consldt.t. ee h a t.„ our I ,,,,rist: have iliinc in Ohio. nfrof . ,stilsgbeempo t „i, ( be: the indulgenceifeliptip4tretliea 1.4 Mks uatur.v•lly arisingsisswit4e4;itolteroir:; taten - m hiell I have . bad f e lwallappur,io 14y actib them• e have teen, • thawkirett test thflilltBll4 ist iht lohabitants.of Sheffield asst together to dot It 01 on some verypoltffeal the i e opt o ions up .1u • b i teoi to petition the legialiktiare f i vr4i'eform b o o eepmentation of the people. We have seen, oil their PrOceedinp were condeeted • with pro. eet ce and propriety. Peace,• order,' and liberality, ;piked the conduct of, i,l'a asseinlay, and . the prin. c p , • , ht o f English Poventinent .6erediieuusttl with temperance, with discretion, end with sound .sei r sem.., WO hate seen *few lesdisiduals entering into :a bit. Ur and rancorous oppOsition td -their fello*.tt4u4, - . /0 , 1 , erraigningjiteit, 00440, mltir . ?prOiepti . tigUileir tel oes, and vilifyi4g loci,. characteis. '.lVvk.havel observed their atteoptsluvietpese upon the public, to throw ceittenvitt OpetA , 4hei•iniattieg l . and in Jilt F. themselves into hiltat . impbttanco •111$ j, ro' i ws,"' - which tao faft OP,* Ole. ( cosA P10c144911 ;Riau• soar and delicaty,i.weald . disdain to adopt.- &jaw, I b eg love sedotislir ti •isoklhece Gentlernea l lrhal can be their c„ Cal Utilgt to itiviatoki / *i on ? What .goodjlo they .beN Ntoct 2 : t. pose have alley thus degraded veheir characters, 14t paged• thetnselvia to ridiedle l und erected a latigki.4., ' stock for !1 . 111 . 0104116,0 qt ? neve the' people 'of 511gpifieid octet!' illegail),?, #ave they dPnfany one thee' forbidden by the {awl end _constitution Z : 116;e -Or disgraced their sable by. tneanness,.; by :low "Onleg, and by hyybetir:i -No; , theitshltolif , ioniser WA 'bees • Olen niviesty* • only e oris lieges a trio; ints, therted:bifiltbritthlic 0f.5.Wit . U5 6 1,31,, 1 11 1 1 14 ' awes et than sisreteder, they w.lllll bury Aboalsatitic Is ibe rains :of 4 that • clitnst eyitte obiob ,Itber oi tie sin wiltoeierrite bran bite tibbriiirtif* f e t h6V f e ;14 tarysisse. *I Xll MAN 01111 of t and 1% t h of t volo OS 1 ,. 121 1 . 11 to OS 1111 tie it a Not Not' r e IP odd Ole ihot, g of Y. 411., ?boo I, ary reek V . ~ .. . . :.% ii iricautaldiie . 44 (I°li I . . ik. . l ac " Chains no where 'patiently; :•*"?taftwiiiiabiliy. .... 44 Where we are free by birttrtaglit, nilibt WICIP": 41( Ais. ..,4_,_ , 1 } ..,'• And let me further ask thestuJec t NAFglirPsl . l ll4 r7,,, they have not the same interest kil t rtmez4iloffirpt+.; tic Ovum's, lit securing theroselvesofreas the.•stovein. , ',lent of weak and wicked Iginisttils,-indlitti ar: bitrary imprisoomen ti, and iri eb olislihsttge! etse.. rapt and infamuus.praciices 4hitis) . !isiti t ' il v,:s ir t.% sent mode of erectiuns ? Su rdly ;sfr; tUllf VI and feel that their own welfare iideeprx..ll elan these important matters ; they muilttpo serfume re. fectiop, perceive that. we•can ilpgArvis pg4i*n1...141,.. testa separate from theirs ;.but t abetz eitEr'll e .#l, alike Concerned in corrictinerAliiiii 4,111 9 : hl, from the lapse of - time, the ttscif4l . lltE r : 'oaf , ,natare, and the abuse of lio4rat,.!,;4.lSilial nir 7 prise its all human- esfablishmentslog igloo Gen , when they look over the names - xi pi amp" ti;rit! . •Ws who condulted the .basic vifelthd, t la ibil : Meeti ng , they cantle! serinnsl4 , ; i1 ) .91! Oki ii!f;gis . t aii centlenen. acted .frtpo any. ”IclOy Iliti4 cbe .iroproiaer motives.. .I ibis& they sutopot, !'ne mg. , 'Anti:really persuade: theraserves thesuitirtvp , fligh 4 eitiraitif / ' mist of, vs horly' hove faiiili4s444lP . ..., . . lidliaints;:ind ate iinssessefl of :Ctiusilpfibiel vies: i,rty l . ; v . :,ts 't.4rtair any v.ieltri v .,..cst;radvomate nay " ._ ,'" Atu m'es'i iiktOtooll . .ti) that teentry itr which they ' .• M . ese great a . .rtabil. , jitltiliddatti '. this .sort •bf, C"1.1, now pretty sie4 itieralt)t ivill74llingif dov , • Ili!irt*ai ... n"irititioiti- ., * arse' At re s 'iceferi;iiiike with a te*ctfeit a Revolutiosi. .Yin ;are`. o °' laallef helieved.a..the fashion. is gone by.- The people.. of England begin it list' to understald'their'lrue tit. ..• tiresti;sied'igmiovi'i;his . ...Aitiithili best . .,trieutli. ` they ire be longer 'iii • be deluded by ,Minikterial itirtlings,.matiuped4y Court politicians. They, at 1 1 !br, forced to think for i theips,elres, and they will think soberly, they will act prudently, and thy will also obtain their object. They will oba fin, end very soon 'too, - such ti-Saldreary reform in the various branches of GOVerriiiient .and. in the election of Members to Parliammt, as every wise and good man know; to bo,esecnial to the nalvitioet of this country. This time 'its fast approaching:- 2 Events both at home and abroad rapidly concerto 'teed erate it—and nothing short of a miracle can -.' Prevent*. . . ~ Rut what wilt be pier "Uprise, Mr. EfaTONI when you he the thiitifei4ihin'if .. ibialtoliiiitU.' bre oppositiim *al; o i er i v . ; 4 i a ds . ex . ee:ii 0 1 . thitt i these juggling tricks Ner e performed by .- :.' nu l i t : 'iiihom do yea thinii, Sir ?7 , .*ltOPl,o * iffia' P ° . , _ 8 " ably imagine? Yerity,.by,some qinegrousl p 1 .14 1 14‘ Establishment Mr' Yes, Ric, muclastiovt. regret the, conduct of apart of my fellow-coatitiyhies on the kt 4 public oecadoo; it i s a tridk i Age 1 . 1 Nike aliaiiiftt to the deep, the o p fretAlif4el w bel I het, whenisee Nieto ter* ora ,01;;Ptlirlhe bearers of a Divine Commissios Wits guilty l irrorld, heiying the d octr i nes they deNvasibiroat the olisag running from the Chards to tli4lillavotthailolsakft l ,:il GC VIE STATI . their .partidAuuersinikplitlical artd stirring:up • strife and animosity' auto their 'niglitiii;;Uri. Let not your Readers mistake me, Sir ; I am by no means contending thatthe'Clergy should be entirely excluded from any attention to political subjects. Ou the contrary, I should have a very Contbmpti. We opinion both of. the headand heart of that man, who could ,look .upon the affairs of his country with a stupid indifference; and I am aware there are inany public occasions on which a Clergyman may ; appear gracefully and properly ; but yet, Sir, in a Pastor, who is worthy of the high voCa ,4qa to which he has been called, there is a digni. ,bed propriety of conduct, a certain modest retire. ; mcnt of character, which wil! ever prevent his es. • hihiting bimseif as the leader of . a political 1 Cfulfi. , There. is 'mot hi the kingd o m,. who has a more profound respect fpr she sacred . office, amore affectionate regard for its Ministers,. than 'myself.. • • ' I veuerate the mat whose heart is warm, - • Whose hands ate pare, whale diseiritte and Wham life Coiocident exhibit lucid proof • '-I,s')!"4- - !,c • • That he is•hanest is the sacred eaUse.• .1 w . ' • Tu such I reader more than{ nere revert, Whose actions say that they respect tbetaselitil: t . . But when 1 . • find the pulpit disgraced' by -such, Men as are described Os. thiVitotto which T trive m chosen for Oil) letteteitititi }lawns'? ilanfewho ' ought Obe (hi it'lialdaiiriaseisitOripd Will pep. Ret u ally' fo s 'Mandril!' t he. I people, siinliibing about fa nicie:iteimi end tegeei houses ; and, like.traelt"heniatti their whole time in.lingiog and in telling some QOM thing—when I sei,latcaergyman of the Church England-ley 'tti slightly 'v* 401 Vkaraclar 9 , • 4. 'Mitt A F Oftih the sanattlaylof. ofilee; tin, Vern taft-poddingitevilitto offlootiticikqelekti: 'then "'tetanal° yeti,* Sti, that my tespect iraup, planted contempt, ands I atertidy. to ,exclaim, 'with the charming' Poeciftets• whom.L hate am tightly gutted in this papesalx'°' • .;, •• Fitalli•seettAperstee..o sie'tattred liradr ,reserve.theschucch, :40 tag povareters haat ; Ou skulls that cannot teach and will learn."' •• s ~s„ From such conduct and such i chatieters one tallow filet tura/with diagast. and ebli•rre,oce .; but happily *talit'.maiti of. thii hlaltittltiafr ; ;tom .11 avs aoni e . Clergymen in: the'. 44441:4ia5',400.A. 4 41 . °# 10 t t*`9 o o pgoP lirTelmer-Im, good,. PrFasitairl ' . •14 14W . 141 10 th is gitrAitlittitt4 e;ceptitsfti excellent- sten-sealeing.itx 'tho 44 b4 .441 i 4611 41 1 4:4'tkeir,A ive g" 3lk a • generally. that ebaatnea oft dcieit. '1 1 (Igt snit thstcsiopiteity inenetwa.m.ll4.tistetr •so lovely • • grace Oter the 'Clfriallats • ebirettei.' Thaok, ; Gob, . Sir, we have many of 'these itsbn .would disdain to prostitute their pretension,• their i tilleMss and their 04.'14; 'ill Oft 5M 14 1 1 .R,(4 klein tbl lab f political ..•/ deed say' pt ec . P. , . • *. more.—There is not the least occasion to roetiu clot) tiamei.--:We . have not teeny . People*. in the town and neighbourhood who can possibly make 11 '• sistake immthis point.—A4U these things are wen wn ; thetiee , le?ghed . et by the gay ) lamented A d ihe tra , ei 1114 tifflillO 6 fisity subjects of a'mnse.- Gut tu, alehouse 1 1 41 .1 ".' • •I rate Y. ri 114• J I Itsjeatkolatibints to ions consideration of lhaasleytuttitenetti fOilskalaruse thtrareitrinoiptillk tnitanskezVlieggtog !eheaule:Yeiloct; that . when a linotadt of she G'OsOel tligrades himself 'intos' po. liaisah#trgglie and:iststauaT he becomes • obj e ct of Flitifibttillittt'ettatenteti'.- . -that the proper Ornaments of the clenCol lWac.lptleelneoE,sl. s ; lP4 PietY•lt.l l .at , tkelr brine Masts!, ~whose papsive., as, the : sircll of i theslifitge9h,. bipp 6 , 6 Blessed are the peaF,e-pta4ps,r 4 and,,lnailly,y4. me rev Ad. them of qte : epelli! 3 ! 4 PulAipe illustriuus.Apostle qentileF, to, his amiable young frierld 3l onlitr i tnjitigA4.pcCod low, righteousness, fikitil ir eperity f peace ~ . the ser, lantor t tho 4ottp wupt opt atAi ro t , hat,,,he gentle unto . all ntn—patifot, , ,l9,..,,,,teflknetts iNtl e ructbag thole that 0pp0ae11m 1 4,1 7 .1 ,1 ? , .:; : ' ; Sheffield, Sept, 1.9. put .413C' ". • • • •-• A febe Silts - trace, theith Veteran ilitiiOnOtsts der the commend of Colone/ Coott,• amonoling to about sop, ,sailed in the Robert told dfOrar, porp, . from Portsmouth. for ,Gibraltar, tQ do'gar•. 'tison duty there, wheie they , are expected 'to rcottio' for a Y.onsiderabte time. ' Another detachment 'orthe corps of ftoyal4r,. tillety • Drivers, now trtatiened 'at *Plyttiouth, ander orders fur Immediate embarkation•for Porta. gal, and are.only *siting the attitill of -transports to embark for Lisbon. - Two divisions of the Vldregitnent, which nittieti6 from Canterbury on Fiiday taunting,' were erribayk;; ed on the same day at Deal, on beak the oa f s,. of ..74,gunsi and . ipOlk) frig ,and the ie. imaihderif , the regiMeat on Stintlay . beard the' Verial:Arigita. *finwltule ; snited,444.! I.lntitlay•for./Aboo. • • , f'• We ire terry hi iiird'ih'itt the qui hires' n the city, All 1 ettittliitii it* the Mins* three respectable buxom were aided yest:rdafteilin list Of the unfortunate; ista c ffitetanks at sefby branches' o f itnfeittelishment of . 11triiitit SEAroN,, Sons, and Potrtefriefi, ha,Vet Siecessaiily ex yeti. eine A'e fate of the'paretrefinck". — • •The head of thi ivretCh . ll4) stood in• the pillory ?Sunday, whetrhe reaelibd Newgate, was corn: Vivid to a swallmeli nest. • It 'took threb'bitckets libt Water to"restore it to any thintlike a human iltgirh. Though inuclrlirtabted and battered : the fel.. itiVlb in on drenget - • • . ' - t".'• .'ki.g.)T INDIA INTELLIGENCE. - • ,• • - 4 gigpmempb.._ • • ,• rte) M T flE IEESIGAL fitiltiCATit: • 111 ARCS 17.--It was stated sr few alays ago, on very respectable authority., 'that Colonel Close, with. the Madras cavalry, had come up with the main body of Anteer Khan's arosy t betwtren Serongeond On i jein, and had cut to pieces from two to three _hundred of his infantry.' It was only, we under. Stand, owing to the aciident of aome of our corps `haring 'sounded their teappets prematurely, that lite whole force of the enemy was not surprised and destroyed. Meanwhile, Colonel Martindell's army continued to fall back towards the Company's' provinces; but whether with,the intention of• tak. ring up's position for the protection of the frontier, itir of breaking up atrd•retUrning to cantonments, is. yet uncertain. The former supposition is collate. lowed by letters from.the came, and .also by the' route which the . detachment has taken. They are • dot ietracing their steps to Chatterpore; but ire marching along the northern road which leads to Kalpee. • Advice, froth some •of the military sta. 'tionsAt Bundelcund, however, talk of the esatpaign its; concluded, The Botnbay force, . which we talcd sums tithe ago to have marched from Serroor s• puself.44ulnaii and wia within a short distance. of JaSoeibliti l ' 1 on the 9th ult. • The force con. litidr!•OT root battaliens. They still .continue -. Et was reported in town s .stew days Blikt ,the force at. Kokherette (pow co,m mandial by Maio: Delatatia) bad been . e, second ; time ; Aniaccessful in an action with Gopaul Sing. We itreitpp* to ay,, that the report Is .wholly fafoiraded}b) trdtb: By letters from Major Dela. *des camp, it ippeark that Gopou4 Sing had again .n 4011044 into the monnlainsj.; and .tiset the British filkoiladgtliken vp , * p9smott,ll. wbien they block. the eiuranco of Ott GOttuts, Ti k e . attack made, 4,Folitato.)Yilson okOop i jitf • • gjig's position, On 1U:184 ult.' appitiieiri•itivit filledi in Consequence ottbrigieat sfierigth-of• tlse g'reubd'occupied by the •lift bf the tawny: Who .Cifficers'; ded .on (hat were Limit. Wakl onitßitsign Agnew, of the Lath. $. E l . ' • 140114 Aspinwell , of the 7th ; :and kirewarlier:Tinsbrell, of the 'Artillery. e ezitaCt •of an abhor, published •iii The Atitreitli of Wednesday, it appears that Strojah:ul alloolk- the•deposed Sbvereign of Cabe!, had arrived ttin.the,l4ol ult. at Lethitra, where he ,was received f by 3 , 40 Aitkeiitcl Si ng..W. ith.eTerytpark of distinction. csp r ay: GciirkittflstOiiT. ' • ' , • •• • ••' . 1 .•-`*reitt it. George, * March 9. 4 The, Riglit•Thiseuroldie the goyernor-General its Couurii. "leaning it to be expedient that the Nattvelfoops of this este ,blisbatent, now assembling for foreign •r•rviee. should he dig tioctly apprised. of the probable period of Clieir return aid of theprotision that di-fll he made for the support of their fa ,m4ie., ma the event •of casualties,. is accordingly pleased to nn. 'bodice for general inforinatiod, that their altrehce trues the tOoast• exceed•the term or three years, mod that the fatnilies of all the Native commissitmed and non-commiesioned, 'lsiah nisi file, ha 'well as of public l'idlowers.•orho sow/ either. ur .411 lit battle during the absence. of she corps from this Presidency, will 6e pensioned'ou tholialtsitty df the rank•of• 'thole deceased rtlatioot. • •_•••. . • His Lordship in Connell airthorizes the Earopean'and Native 'Commissioned, non-comat aiolieil,-rank and:tile; and public fol-, ,loweri, •ri rant family certl4c.ates; and .n planted to direct' that the rtmountof the certibrat6 shall be 411'411,04y diwharged Aetna :a the...DS aed filhAtteacli;toont h , wirhont waiting any: .farther communication; ' also, that the family of each person aborehnetitirthed, of the persoirboldiv !tie certificate. shalt receive the uptown of thejFfarogycertiicates.witheut rdereice• to casualties, until the retorts of the 'eorßs to the coast, when .iseasitots oat hterstetint to the heir of ;bow aliFiels of :all nteXt.lyht, may Mare 4letag Om* killg4 ja . , ettitecirctrekta, that an idiot* of (wo pay hr twiti4 to 4, lo7seht of „Cotopealt. Natises,, exclusive of their arrears sad pay for the current meant,' to` • biellselh to : provide netstiaried for theSayage, dad to de.); fray the expence their families will Incur, m.argeeediug tithe, levered stations *here they may wish - leo reside. Pali hada and rations, agateable to a table which will be fbrmed, will be atlowesi to the Native troops and public fol.:, 'lowers during thd service; and with the view of adding to their comfort while engaged on the ekpaditiod, his Ltir*ltlp. in Council has authorised the isiiue of brood-cloth Wawa: clitab.pad'paotalonas, to ail Ilia Native .troops employed all: .this Oanion. OROMits 4* MIS ‘lltttLt.titCY Tot' VlC4*. • 4 facittitNi'fir bonnet. • • , .. Tort %Mans. Mil"' The triee.iresident in Conncil•has,received, with sentiments of aspottakeerit and displeaitire; the report of further:acts of; vats avid outrage committed by s a ute of the Cadets M.', • Itched ta itotitution at Bennet. • Afterit , foll and impactialinyestigaliap into the on and progress of those disgraceful trarstactions, it has been altisfac. tartly abeam to Government, that. Abe most -enaspictwus ate; crimiaal among those .w.ho.were implicated in them, ware, Cadet W. I.l,,hltinsel and,,F.psign J. J. 4. f!yer, .In order, I herefitte., tirmark lits'jtist mienseief their pecWiteelyaggerrvitted :anent's ,duet, ti*Arjec , Presicktpit .lresancii, has deter:ooo.ns suspend . them from; the service of the Honourable .Co:upany. udtiJ ; pleasure of tber Hdrigiwable Court 'ar Dlcectors:shati•be• kilowit; asql , -to direct.thern ta•preceed to Enyjitad by, the earliest op. priority.' • ' • . • • The.Cospreande:Nin-Cblef is requested to direct the remora. hag cadets Who were put in restrantt, to he Erni tinder cluse'ar 01s9datila ibis! eteeisidu Ana he waged' nil their ease. • .;-. ' J. isl.)Aol, • Sec. to Govt. Mil. Dep. . . . pkIAToe OF liVAL,ti'S .IS(.A*f.), GAZETTE.. - •• • - • • Jan. 15, 1810: „.•--Tite;stisslog ships, outbid,. honed a Alert. of the .and hiehitia haws, are the Mary of this port, ancrOvidoi Petiole of 414004 Itaittr.richlyttoloar. • . ,:) ~ • t • wo arc apprehensive that these ship; fell stp ray either tn'tbe' Canlrtnaiet 4 ;' or 'Entreprenante; two btrtir, Off. Palo Tbanes, or •;ersitt Aw. Hr She *MI* fitelielAkr- • I* - 0 : • c.. 4! t • 0 . • , , ' • • • • • .66 . .Yesterday a .Coort of Directors . was helit e, i s cjadia-House, whet; the irndermeotiened•shi'Ps ware takem up fur the casein season, and thus .stationed, via... , . • Cumberlaad, 1900 tons, .Captain. T. *Monson; ltippet. ' shire,•1:•1 1 0, R. 41. prt4ne; Lift Mao 7 1t: hbetti ligarY Mdipp.mh, Eloobsy and. gbian. •:" 1 • Not toig M nain, 1159 tons, •Captain Cinso4ll; Taunton Coate.: kt; B.' litchardsOtt 1 riactis•Atag,ita4V4, Edward Balstoo--Const and Chit*: •%V allots Cali*, /WO tooth , LuktsiNstlik-••St.••11ell.na, • Begonias. stud, „China. , Sstaleb tt Castle, 1214 toil; 'Cap. Jahn , , . •N . S.larl of Aberga-vermy, leOLlatia,..Captain Ji Wisrd'ai worth t liege, 140 ti, J. Pendergrass; Ceres, lath, Scan ; ,sy n a t y, isou;Griot, Charles 1201), •TlJ.ldarting-.. ton ••*.Heirsevetalice, ItY), Tweedales „Martial's, of •41. Y;" , P • • Met . * S.;Walpoiel: 950 toil;, Capt. J,.Sanditiods (easte),.S.: colle §19 . , M. isiicke• tcarly)t Baring, 8S), Jas. Casne 4 io ICaiau t 801.1,-"•SNiv intno • (early; Castle .E‘fsto,'ll4 i." Colas' t t ! (early) ;:faivett, 49, ; [ l ord Melville, 018, Chas. o Letmss Devonshire, ; itaattiatni 1119, Selo Ddie-i.emist and Bap ••• ' • 4 • 4 •• - l)over Castle. 81U..Genrge Rlchords•as ll • antounduitt,92o, • Prire-rfleitnn and Bengal, ,; , . ' -Warren lON Pons, cum. C.• M arcvtptoaen or Exeter, 820; A. It ash--Bt. itelenaand lierattslts ; . : • Marquis Wallesley, 1314.todss•C;ipl..0 nta r 14 1 , 0 4 tv,...1 c a41 ,„„ 4 0.,..nu, W . StirrrY9 l l l Yr 3 • . 44.4 74 • ( eady) lord Castlereagh, 81V; C.. orner-toarls ) biorri 961, :.vain'-Beaget nitre:A..7 : • ....if.. The Court ailjuurnedot awe 1114110411 •iillffircdues day meet: • .'• :1 sw' . Sir WATnix . llrtattytsts VirwhervitsPtlO of tattle unit sheep, at Wyttastqyki..**tive, s intttni, 4u North W *leg, etimiiesocatt n0.540;010. (Mb which occasion a series of cntc.ctalotetenol.wure , itiien to.hiffriande end visitors: - , • S E4S7' INDIA 110 USE. General Quarterly Coart•owas beld—yeatersiay at .the East India House. A Resolution of the . Court of Directors, relative to tbe expences of the Ertel-India College, the education, of the students, and their examination in an open Ctitsrt of Direc torrois to their progress and finessloi their ap. pointruents, was read to the Propiieturs fur their ap probation.. 4. • Mr. It matom.t..JACEsoN requested that this ca per. might renialu on the table., for the perusal of. the •Proprietors: till the next Gen,..ral Court, as ho 'should then; perhaps, have a !notion to submit on the subject. After what,lia,l been formerly said on the outside of the Bar relitive to the education of those who nkight braid' pistsations of high trust in India, he hopk.d . it would be onnocepary- • to theell on that point now. Thei. %TOO/ 60141 Y to the good e4lticolion of their fellow-eitirins in general, but.thoy had proved thuniselxos ityaualow , • pecial manner sensible of .the value, of gobd moral and learned .education with .respect, to who might have the most inkpcitant and ditliculiduties * to perform, not only to Ake COmpany but to . the ,public. It could • not; of course, be their desire t that any thing •hottid' be done inconsistent with t. the full efficacy .6f the plan Auvised furAat Pur- s pose. But if any'alteration could' he m;de in the 7 mode of execution, perfectly' consistent with . its eflicienoy, - but at the same time calculated to save the time of thiliireetorti be pletttmed it would be considered 'as an alteration for the . r better. It could not b. imagined - Oat At; 'was in ticenned..by any..disbark,,of .the Disecton, what evtr- alienation. he might„pr, opese, fur it was but ',Office 'to them to say, thatfroln thartinveq, the , late exposure bad been amide, of the ,disgraceful koutleAti•which appointments had beenaiwnetirres ob. tained, they had strenuously applied thempelrfs to , the investigation of the abuse, and the ,veknoval of ; its cause, by taking the most proper steps .4.0 pre. .• vont the twopence of such shameful proceedings in /Wire. 'But the time of the Directors was the tine .of the Proprietors, and ought to be spared as much passible. To enable the Proprietors to judge correctly of the convenience, which, hopusuined, wtinl,l malt from the.alteration he intended to pro. pose, it was desirable that the paper should, in the mean time,. remaio,ok the table, to be perused in detail l and he hoped there would,* no objection to arcs : with the request he had made. The Comae* o (Mr. Busanquet) thought there • could be no objection to the proposition. With regard to.the disgraceful proceedings to which the Learned Geritleman had adverted, he trusted that the late Act of Parliament by. which the engaging in this Ifaffic had been made :a mistlemeanuor— with the necessity. of a bond with three thousand pounds penalty, would model: such proceedings in future impossible. Lie allowed that any alteration , in the mode of carrying , into executiou, the,platif for the education of their students, '4e. which sfokuld save the time of the Directors, would bo an improrement, provided it.dtd nut detract from. its'. eificiency and utility, and the Court would. be happy to hear any proposition from the 4eavuld s aentle.kna ► on that subject.. The•t/aoer was then laid on the table. The ne xt point w Inch Cee PiOd.tlie . attentioo of the ( euerateray...abeltesoluttort for cquarming . the re. appointments by.individeal Directois of (*rain Ca dets,• who had f :under : . the displeasure of the Court, in nonsequeoce Of its , appearing that their appointrikents• had; been first obtained by ita i •ro. per methods.. • • • Mr.. J.4%flott stdd, that he underitocid this to , [lnclude pit the. ream exceok that d4sgrareful one 'which heel , een untied through the.Cour:t by fraud (to this4lte Chairmen saisep,ted).. .Mr. : J.• then ex. preseett- • appipbatioo of this,preeding He -understood-that appointlepts were to be dated a fromitho period of the, last nomitmktioth, alit' not the first. This would make the matter telt in as :well as here-1 7 .0ile.he: thought, •the Dtreelo • rf had shown as much lenity as was coasiatUrit with the ds. ties of their situaliol).. • The Resolution was unanimously agreed toy after'. which the Court•Ndjoorned. :$A L LOON. • — 7 . ..7 • . 1 et s accompanse y a Gentleman, ascended' remi Bristid, on Monday list. By the lall4alsite'entirreaniOtion, which appears in the Bristol ilereurN it appears that the descent of the %Oda( travellers was out at that time j ascertained s . • f.T . l ui r re . r r es i p e tt n Ar tio t i ) o f n The,. o rjlate:l th e M e rcury, tisi, x account prevent r Cy the Mull-CittaCd i from the..Pokt-.M:astof at its:tioT, ro d u afed Seittembec.24. 4. Me..SADIAR i S Balloon % , Fas"ditrcciv - orgtl from Cardiff at 20 tninutcs past two'cr ) elecit, IleaAing in : iiiisterly direction, apparently in a line from Fehaith - Paint to Swan**. The colon, Of thet•oiliciAnd 7 4n4.vgriikatjn.thgents.wers•plaissly • • dipcorcFlArsmOt t slusittLetig it was scen very Clearly with iliel4etl eje for' more than' half att. Atypstlitne.it lielow the hills, but ikaboit :two _Minutes itsagaifiniipear'ed, add as wade(' r . apidly'cistitlit'44s trey cloud,. ItAvas af. terwardrieen from the sissi•of Cittliff._,t'oatle by that lOriftieloNtiis.aecouta, anti when he supp , teed it to be:tn a direct'altitude from A hectlia Apr Funmon. It is iflpett that n LEIS de , s ,, con d in safety oAs the margin of 9..,:.'Gw.norian coa,s, a , , . 0 selint was - gnile hare, and rath'evieo mheh tr• the east;; Whieh'isualdbostecitteistly serthe- .Iniriensi•nennOwesrds.,:Ato. , Clunsoel that . inski'd - be w ished foss the 'safety stf o.4tittgs.))34leq. : . -(si ii ,ora) • •• 'J. 814.11.' r: l 4 Note.'—to ja , .geyf tbe_ Isruires of thliaatioon, it should hole:W*o, 0,1141 eate.frtirs" grislol at uttuut.ackse,ter itteb?re • onmailelml' . • • . ati s culeti . orerturocd on Saturday, at tiatharn. '..•Tiicrui•cident was acre-lonp(1" by clear. * 40.. l'herr rr ere tenoutsitle D a vieng 4 s • atile4it I , teward'nf thv.Arcbbishop • ot, Canterbury, wfin., was dreadfully iirkiiisisled lA ! the . grwill by shu t icon the coaelt r ht viai left at ' •44eitele slit!qut boye*, recovery ` ; • Illtrwt;tht t 7 va , Neugers were not materially hurt.' Mr. yalcatirie l;roeit awl family had engaged to 'helot theinsjde; tlnd tpcaped unhurt., .Atittlier coach was.precereckto bripg the passeegeti to lotto. , • . : . • - ' 7 , ' ~J .