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. --,--- - . 4 1 -- •ii - ' .• •,:,,,wprwr.w,,,,, ~. _. ,_,. ~... ' ‘ ./ r , , . . . -• . ', YZ-:.• .7. e.=. .IgX .1 ~- ..." . .., V . or, rancc.,:tra .. , . • ~-, % -----.... Ar Wit altLitrii i lis 4 ‘, ' . i --- . . • LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1518. NUMBER 5001. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. TorRITENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. In the course of next Mouth, will be pahlishel, in octsvo, S ERMONS. —By the. Rev. C. K. MATU RI ti, Curate of St. Peter's, Dublin. Printed fur A,chibald Constable and Co Edinburgh. Tbis day is pnblisbed, bandamoely printed in Owe. price 10s in boards, lESCHYLI AGA MEM NON stl F I DEM MANUSCRIPTORUM essendavit Nola. et Glue sariiim. Ailjetit CAROLUS JACOBUS BLOM:IEL% S.T.B. Coliecii SS. Trisitatis apad Cantabricicoses (Him Soiling. Cantabeitim typis at suntlibus Acadensieis exesidit Jeaunes Smith; and bold by J. Mawmitt„ 39, Ladgate-steeet, Loudon Of whom may be bad, JESCHYLI SEPTEM CONTRA THEBAS, a Blom. Editio Serunda, Bro Si. hoards. tESCHYLI PERSIE, a BlomOeld. Eddio &coedit, SS. boards. WI.I. has made Ihome eddilemg ?--.Mr. Edward Bowker Rave a Avid of about live acres. thst bad been made to. them of the disgraceful pro ceedings which had taken place in that part of the country. Our of the lessees of the ti.hery, as well as U number of the water bailiffs, stated. that the quantity of shedder salmon which were nightly killed was immense, and tint only severely injured the lessees, hut ahnost totally destroyed the breed of *Onion. That on the night of the l'2ths of last November they Caine up with some of the persons who were destroying the salmon—one of them gave a whistle, when about sixteen men armed *ids listens, bludgeons, &c. fell ul.ou and lissaultecl the water bailiffs: one of the bailiffs particularly was beaten in a most saiiinereiful manner, it is be lieved that but for the humanity of one of the poachers, who warded oft the blows with his hider, the man would hive been murdered. THE 4TR .E.RO YA L. DRURY-LANE nr ins FvENIN(;. Fun)Ay. !)..4 IR, g his Majesty's Servants will perform (fur the 14th imp) a New Hisiorievi Travilv, enttiled RR IT UN; 1101 anybody else give any thing !—A person whose nome I do 001 know goveelrv..n :11•1141 ; annilirr l wrsoli env.. a house and 'milord, at the Mnrah ; Mr. 6:1 losigham, in 1 7 13, Rave 301. in n 1111 l ry ; and various other prisons. from that tune 10 1730, gave sums of muney, amounting in the n hole to 4131. 17s 34. OR, TILE FAIL OF TARQI'IN. With now Srenfrv, 11m-hinny, I>re•sts, 14.1.1 Decoentia i'lle Moi•ir i5ec..1.•041 Iw ihr Piro. h, Mc T. Cooke. Loam Joan., Mr Kilo. ; Titus, Mr. I) Fisher ; Seatns lalqua, Mr. H Krinhle ; Aruus, Mr. P. itley ; Claudius, Mr. Coven v; Collations, Mr. Heagonali; Vslerins, Mr. Holland; laierains, Mr NW1.111; Hornbills, Mr. Yarnold; Mr. Carr; Flaeins Corium -1, Mr R. Phillips. Tullis, Mrs. Glov , r; Taripsinia, Mi. W. West; Increti•, Soli;nson ; Priestes. of Mira% Temple, Mrs. Breeden ; Vestal, %lisa Cooke; Lavinia, Misr leers. In Art I the Procession of Taiquiiiia to the Temple of In the course of the Trngerly the following( New Seem', eleoesial Is% Mr. Greenwood, and painted by him and Assiat atu., w II be exhibit , d:—A Street ill ancient Itane.—Roman La: .moment befoir a—llse Tent of Scans, with di*. taut view of the Camp heforr Ardes—The Equestrian Statue of farquinins Siirierbus—The fornm—The Court-yard and P.l,re of Tniquosino Suorrbtia--Ruins in ancient Rome— Triniilr of Rhea alai Monumental Stator of Sereins Tullius —Ap4rtm• of in the Howse of Hrtitios—View in Rolm ,taken ram Is Thierre's celebrated picture of The Judgeneut of BMus. Were these monies to be laid onl in land ?—We Io not know; in 1711 Frances Cherseman gave ISOL bank plork, mid in 1730 Thomas Chersemsit gave bf. 41 year more; the bank stuck given in 1711 was not called for till 1788. What is the estate at Ramsey let fur a year'-1 du not know, lint I think it is worth more Omit I base valued it at. What do you value it al ?-4321. • year. Are you acquainted with the value of land have been iteward fur tweuty.mie years to Ca'Jlouel Prude of Somerset shire. PUBLIC WEA LTH. In the coarse uf next Month, will be published, in octavo, A N I NQU IKY into the NATURE and Li. ORIGIN of PUBLIC WEALTH, and unto the Means and Causes of its Increase. This day is published, price 7s. bound. heantifnlly printed. with a Pearl Letter, in a small pocket volume, a new Echlin's, of THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the ITAI.IAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in two Parts, Italian and English—English and Italian. By C. GRAGLIA. the EARL of LAUDERDALE. Second Edition, wilb Additimic P►inted for Archibald Cosatableaud Cu. Edinburgh. Do you believe that to be under or over the mark would give over that fur it. What do you believe the value of the I houses here mentioned to be ?—Aerorditig to the best scruuut I could get, they were worth 301. a year. Are those valuations exclusive of the mansion buns@ and timber cold in lON, as appears by this pa per !—Yes. tVhist became of the 1,28 b/. got for that knows. Under what authority was the sale effected ?—lt was sold by auction, as I nook Maud. Hy whose authority?-1 suppose by the trustees. Was say order of the Court of Chancery made?—No, nut that 1 know . One of the bailiffs swore to the persens of two who were prei , elit at this riot and a•. 4 VII, viz. John Emma*, of Netherton Burn, and Ifitharn Mork, of Treyslint, hu•baodinen. Thee two men were brought into Court and endeavoured to prove an alibi, hot fail Pd. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. la the coon; of next Month, will be published, in three volumes, octavo, with Maps, ASTATISTICAL. POLITICAL. and MS TONICAL ACCOUNT of the UNITED STATER of AMERICA, from the period of the First Establisbuterits to the present dAy. On a new Plan. By D. B. WARDEN. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Many new Words and Locutions, with a compendium, Elementary Italian Grammar, are now added. Printed for J Mawmau ; J. Cuthell; Scatcherd and Let terman ; John Richardson ; Loot/men, Hurst, It-es Oran., and Brown Lackington sad Co ;J. Bunker; Dnlau and Co.; Wintrare and Ciillingwoorl; T. Bousey and Sons; J. Harris; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; Ogles ; Duncan, and Cochran; T. Hamilton; H. Fenner; and G. and W. B, Whittaker. What is the value of the field called Bear's Close i—Fifteen ponds s-year What is the value of Copse Hall ?—Twenty-two pounds a-year. TRAVELS IN HUNGARY . This day are pirblistred, nn iiiel;rievoltiine, quarto, with lumens.. Engravings, price 41. as. boards. rfIR A V ELS fro.is VIENNA, through LOWER HUNGARY, with some Account of Vienna, during the Congress. By RICHARD BRIGHT, M D. Edinburgh: Printed fur Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, item, Orme, and Brown, London. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, tVbat is the value of the house and orchard at Marsh'- 1 suppose about 201. a-year. To Mr. Co/tiara Do you agree in the valuatiou made ? Yes, as far as I know . Tu which will be added, a new Farce, called IS ALIVE? OR, A LI. PUZZLED!!! The Characters by Mr. Gann, Mr. Russell, Mr. Yarnold, M r Cowell, M. Koichi, Mr Ellsworth, and Mrs. Orger. Roses, 55.; Second Price, 3s —Pit, 3. ; Second Price, 2s. —Liwer Gallery. Ss.; Seemed Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price. A.I. Roses slid Plorea to be taken 0 Mr. Rodwell, at the Ro tunda of du Theatre. from Ten till Four; where may be hail a Private Roz nightly. De m i n e. or Th. Full of Tarquin, will Ire acted Even ing iii Wednesdry next, after which it must WI suspended for a fortnight. I. Hr Alive? we, All Puzzled!!! will be repeated every Evening till further nutlet- A New Comw Pillll/11111111C ha. ►een some time in prepare tins fn. Chili.. num .4 N.* Dnmatie Romance, in there into, intersperses! with Music, will he p, minced out Thursday, the 3lsl instant • SECOND TIME. TFIE.4TRE-ROY .4 L. COVENT-GARDES. r 111 FVFNING. FRIDAY, December 18, 11 will be agile' a New Comedy, called A 11 ORO FOR TILE LADIES. Wish own Scenery. Dresses, Sze. Tie principal Characters by Mr W Farrel', Mr. Abbott, Mr. Marren(iy, Mr. C. Keno')le, Mr Young, Mr. COCIDUC, Mr. Loon*, Mr. Jones, 111. ElOPlty, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Adm... Mr. King, Mrs. Yates, Mrs Faueit, Miss Brunton, And 111P11 GM. 11. Thy Prologin to b.. - I .oken by Me Abbott; tie Epilogue by M. W Farrell and Mr Farley, in the characters of Lord by and Canton. To which will be edited, as Operatic Dream, called illE LIBEII TINE. 1 , 11 the interesting Story of Don Joan. Me J.,- (lite biterime), Mr Connor ; Leporello (Patel so Doo Juan), Mr. Loom Donn* Leonora. Mi.s Matthews; Fleas, Mrs. Faucit; Zerliva (third lime), Mrs. lbekuus. The Doors will be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Per-- log(1MM Iwgiu at Seven fluxes, 7s Second Price. 3s. Sri —Pit, 3s. MI. Second 2.—Lower Gallery, 2s Second Price, Is—Upper Gaiier), Is. SYrl.ll4i Price, Stl. Places for the Boats to be taken of Mr Brandon, at as Box-ufiire, Hart-street, from T.n till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of !Ur. Brandon, at the 8. , x MS. The new Comedy. called A Word for the Ladies, will he ariwatrd every Evcuinr,except those nights appropriated to peifiormaiier , : to-merrow, with Hu►hauds awl Merit, and Paul and Virginia - +ln 3lnoday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore. -- - ROYAL corium; THEATRE. tsdrr the Pltrun4le "( his Royal lllizhuess Prince Leopokt of Saxe (3ohurg. The Hoax has hero rc.embellisbed, the Pit vitalised, the 0..,i covered, hies introduced, and the Tiwale , mulcted wiii u. uud fortabk. The &net Punt , mime of Dlo, or 111..0 Fincer'd Jack, is obliged to be laid oolitic, as it was La 11.1 In interfere with the preparatiotto for the Grand t*.im c Pantninitue, winch will tw produced at Christmas. "'rills EVENING, FRIDAY, Dec. lA, tend 1 SATURDAY, 19, will be performed, a new Magni. fitcat E.tottres Mt lordraniatic Speetucle, called F.I. HIDER. THE CHIEF OF THE GAUT MOUNTAINS. Aleitilrrim (thiurping the Throne of Hintloos iota), Harrerninr, am ; El [trier (I hr Warrior of Ilin. flutiti• y ; Harry Clifton (Midshipman of the Tiger. irictard osi the COMO, Mn.l W. Harryiniiie ; Mat 514 z. n (13wte.waiii of the Name Ship), Mr Stubbing. Thr Elitrrtaiiititouts will roncludewith tire favourite Melo- drama of ME MAW NIAGPIE. inner Garrsis, Mr Stelrbing; Blaisot, Mr. Haman'', 1,41, Mr. Huntley; Isaac, Mi. Darla. Annette, %las. Barryoure; ■nd Madame Gervais, Niro. Gallott. Box.i. 4g and 3s.—Pit Sts..—Gellery IN. - - Doom WWII at Half-past Five, the Performauee to com m., c' at 4alflin.t Six. Set lMill Price 1131 f-past Place* to to' 14k it t.il* Mi.. Grubb, at Or Bent-oliire of the Theatre. from Ten till "'king'. *.• ehr gettel al acrommoilitlitsts of the Patron• of this !tic almoner pledzes two:elf so 111 airraile Ike Pt r ciirinitores, es invariably to terminate before the bone of Eleven. A ItwiATIC SPIRIT .1 VINEGAIt (the I - Itht.inal Invention of Mr. limy, and broor.ht by hot rurc,.cire iinprueesocnt4 to the highest perfrojois rum tame! to rovi , nrell and Sold by Metaa^.... ULIS RV, Won. "(limo( r. Tlo , shrevallb perfotawil Liquor 1%11, eIIITIFMMI of hitl.ly ton , rotrut, Volyzir %%illy the %own plea%rot A rolosiows a. , •1 tfficrwinto, Antiseptics Ito pungent odour adapts it too aticithoz relief in tlenikaches, &c.; and it peculiarly refee , lirig ill crowded Uf beefed (twin , . 11141 in the close aporimeotii of the wk. It to anti.rati.i, the spread ul ulerraied Sort. Theo:Os Typlia and 4 1, 1 , 1 F..vvrs, and other istfretinos tli‘tlasco. Ardinatic Ythrur may be exported, rioy to hid climates, wh • en. it is found particularly grate ful ,ind !Writer/ As, how% %.Yr, many ',lowboy% and prep erationa are told sower tit, same and • 'tar tyon•'s, thy-l'ate requested to Attlee, MI lin only proof of its t" . loz gektlne, that the oornea of Meson. HENRY, Man. are rogrne.-d on the stamp. Sold aluitraide and retail by Bayley and Blew. Corkiipsir lan" (the "fih . Aleut. in London autlawirett by the h n. Pri( bin), its homes, l iner ga. spa. each vrbere miy be had, ‘Puuttr Boxer of Gout, sow.T. ceritera , u. rrr" l t 4 " . HEsnrs C.tLi 'NED irtAcaliF-qA. se hottlre, at 2.. and kr! , r with ghois steirrru, at lc Oki. cart , their mum betel oil itir atauirtl. WORKS OF THE LATE DR. WELLS. In the course of next Month, will be published, in nee large volume, octave, TWO ESSAYS; one upon Single Vision with Two Eyes ; the other upon Dew A Letter to the Right Hon. Lloyd Lord Kenyon : And an Account of a Female of the White Race of Mankind, part of whose Skin resembles that of a Negro, with some Observations on the Canes of the Differences in Colour and Form between the White and Recto Races of Men. By the late W. C. WELLS, M.D.F.R.S.L. and E. Wish • Memoir of his Life, written by himself. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This day is published, in three volumes, duodecimo, price 11. Is. boards, WOMEN ; or, Pour et Cmatre : A Tale. By the Author of " Bertram," a Tragedy. 'Ti,. good to be merry and wise, 'Ti. cowl to be honest and true; 'Ti. good to he off with the old love Before 'on beuu with the new. Printed fu► Archibald Constable and Co. Cdinhurgh. "The length of our analysis, and of our Quotations, are the best proof of the pleasure with which we have read this moral and interesting Tale, and may stand in place ideology. Let us Wily see what the work really deserves, a favourable reception from tlw public; and we trust Mr. Mahout may be nioveil once more to resume a species of composition so easy to a writer of rich fancy and ready powers; so delight ful to the numerous class of readers, who have Gray's arr. thority fur supposing it no bad emblem of Paradoe, to he all day on a vouch and read new Ouvels."—Edinburgh Re view, No. 59, June, 1819. A NEW PATENT WATER : PROOF HAT, AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS. IMPORTANT SAYING. FRANKS and 'TAYLOR hove to offer to the Paidir a SILK HAT ow BEAVER BODY, combin ing every requisite a Hat ought to pusses.; it is superior in appearance to the meal and most expensive Beaver, is equally light, and will wear twice as lons, and is of a better shrove, which it retains to tha last; will never change its colour, which is the most beautiful black, if worn for years; 'so weather will injure ilient, they being Waterproof; and will repair several limes at a kitting expense, and every time appear ecinsi iu new; and are decidedly superior to any Huts ever offered to public notice, the attaintrieut of sloth has been atiende.l with great expense. Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior Hats,may be sopplied un advautagroas terns. —franks mud Taylor. M inufArtiieers, Itesleroasmreet, Barbieau, Liudins --Nu unpaid letters received. TH It LE STOCK PRIZES OF 130,000, ANd 13 other Capitals. NEXT WEDNESDAY, SECOND DAY. - - ONE DAy's Drawipg of the Stop Lottery 'win o ( sow ovrr, T. KISH, the Contractor, incites those of the Public who have made purchases, to asce►tain the foe of their Somber+, at either of his fortunate Offices, 4, Corohilt, or V, Cha►ing-cress. 'l'o those who have soot yet pnrchitaril be beta to silkworm that the re arc 3 Mork Prizes of 34.1,r0tr. with 13 other (7spitals of 5510111. Looot. &e . i 4 the Wheel, and that the Second Day will be NEXT t. DA T. . '• 'l ..... _ liver A' apitul• have alreasty been Rohl in the present Int tely lip 131S11, hying (ni usual) more than [bust suld by auy II 10 r 011iac•keeyer. ONLY TWO DA'* S TO VIZAW. THREE PRIZES of .e3o,Don ! In former Lois. ries it wits thought a Rich iVlieel to hive thie or Too VI lAPS of rto,ooo, o itl 20,1100 Tickets; but now there ai halt that *mother of Ilrkelt t and 3 .... l t fltcN of . .L'319,000 .C 5.000 4 4 4 . Sce. M nod Consols. - whirls cossidt.l2l)4 inrsrtnkes the chalice+, beywid aaj former Lotirry. in Ride • N ENT ‘l' EUN ESDA Y. 3 Prises of £30,000! T 11.6 Wlllll.l Le sewing ft CAPITAL INDEPENDENCE RLF6RE CHRISTMAS. %V arrnated Unqrnyrn 110440 and Sham are now oa Sale al the latter) What' is LAttituli mid the Cuti:tray. THE DIRECTORS of this COM PANY most respectfully inform the Public, and particularly their numerous Friends residing in the extensive Parish of Mary le-Bone, and parts adjacent, that they have THIS DAY, (Tuesday, 15th December, 1818) OPENED au OFFICE sin the South side of OXFORD STREET, adjoining the New Circus, where Policies of Assurance against Fire, and on Lives, may be effected ou the same terms as at their other Oakes on Ludgate-hill, and Coo Atli. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGESTREET,BLACKFRIARS, BMPOWERBD BY ACT OP PARLI.4MENT. CAPITAL.-ONE MILLION. INSURANCES falling due at CHRISTMAS will eepire, unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. It is one of the advantages of the Albion Company to the Public, that it holds out no profession of sharing profits with those it insures. Persons insured are not liable In CALui, to make pod the losses of others ; a responsibility from which they could not be free, if their Insurances were accompauied with any prospect or benefit to arise from profits, whatever guarantee might be offeied. Persons insured on the plan of receiving returns, have beeu subjected to the effects of this dangerous contingency. The Company's rate* and conditions are of the most rea sonable descript :—a liberal commission is allowed to Solicitors, and otherr, effecting Life liniuranee ; and every facility iv allonied, by which the interest and conveuieuce of the public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. HOPE FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICES, 10, LUDGATE-HILL; 28, CORNIIILL, opposite the Front Gate of the ROYAL EICHAYOC And 325, OXFOR DSTREET, adjoagieg the CI RCUS, I.ON DON ; 10, PRINCES-STREET, I liINIEURf7II And IS, WESTMORELAND-STREET, DUBLIN. FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE Mn.Ltoi. Policies effected upon every Description of Property witbin the United Kingdom. Losses paid by Ms Cowpony, with Liberality and Promptitude. LIFE OFFlCE —Capital ONE 311Luosr. Assurers with this Company incur no Responsibility. The Proflts of this Ojice, after a moderate Deduction for Guarantee and Itspenee of Namigement, a•e divided amongst the Aurred, in proportion to the Sums respec tively assured; upon which Principle numerous are the Instances of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per Cent. being paid he addition to the Amount assured ; and Cases hare occurred ( when the Duration of Life has been ronsidera bly prolonged) where the Payment has been more than DOUBLE the Sum assured. Pio Entrance Money. Admission Fee, ur other Official Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY, Sec. EDUCATION of tAe LOWER ORDERS. EXTRACT FROM THR MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE or COMMOEI. •NNEXED TO THEIR THIRD RE PORT OM THE EDUCATION OF THE LOWER OELISMS. (Continual iron err Paper of Mandeb Dee. SO.) YEOVIL CHARITIES. Luse, I die Audi, 1818. HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. is the Chair. Mr. George Watts Mr. Wm. Wilmington. sad Mr. Henry Co/lusts under eraimiviation. According to what you know of the will, what was the foundation of the schnul!—He gave the whole manor and Snare; house in thr pumas of Lee, tics,' KlitnitY, in the county of HAIM, comprising 213 sere% to the support of the school. Hove you been on thespot!—l have been overlheestate. • liras there any thing rise comprised in the devise besides those?—No, I believe out lie hit the whole of this estate to educate and clothe forty pour buys, as the Slue school in London; but by some means there was a deficienry in his will; he did slut say where those boys were to he taken from; in cousesiature, his daughter or sister, Mrs. Ann NUN'. S, by n decree in Chancery. founded, that ti n of the boys mere to be tJketo from Prrotom twenty from Romsey, cud leo from Fothetion. . Was this another scl I, issolvps...dent of the school fon. sI, .1 by Mr. 111uwea?—No, it us vlt the tiled sight had sbO to do ilati I—'l has give rise to the sod in Chancery, and it was is. rooms guesser of that a decree was !Milk', to the of of I. ;.sg it a.. ha r ; nod it s.a rsteutis4 that power •b. mode the above np• polo mem. What sins she slate of Ibe appoint swot , --Abou I 1719, or frosts 1.41 to 1721 . so mods wlo. to be gi•t'o to a i-the anti etluealt' Ilir hu)s, 't. Illtich to ht• Guam to tool the t.oys up pls'otact, and than tine asst %as lt) medic tlo►t o)II to the Min Id. Hai tiny Nolter bro.:faction ever bees male to :Cowes Ciotti; .uses t•—lfro. Do you know the Yeovil estate only, or the Romsey estate also ?—Tbe Yeovil estate only. Do yon know the value of land ?—Yes. Are you a considerable proprietor of land ?—Yes. To 21fr, Walls] According to your estimate, then, is the annual income of the school about 1001. including the inte rest of the proceeds of the salt in 1808. the interest, and interest money of the 413!. 17s. 3d.?—Yes. How many scholars are taught now at this school so en dowed ?—I do not know i 1 have not interfered siuce they took the books from me. How many were taught in 1813, when yno ceased to be churchwarden ?—There might he seven or eight ; I do not exactly know._ . . . How many boys were there in 19021—None that I know ; when the buys were there, they paid the master fur pens and ink, and things of that kind, of which I have here the receipts Who at that time pocketed the money of this estate I—Gud knows; I do not. Who were the trustees in 1812!—The following gentlemen to the best of my knowledge, call themselves trustees ; John Hooper, William Phillips (the Vicar), John Gondford, Juha Hitching% Thomas Tomkisis (the Curate), William Haver, John Newmans, James Parasols, William Lambert White, Sir William Heathcott, Richard Fitt*, Sir Thomas Heatheolt, Sir Charles Mills; but Mr. roles had the whole management of the Romney estates, as lw told me. Who is Mr. Figes ?--He was the person that had the ma nagement of the lands at Romsey for the schools, and lie wrote a letter, asking me, whether there was any school- master at Yeovil, fur which he had always paid him for clothing and educating ten boys. Wbo was Mr. Figs'-1 believe lie was an old school master, and was a sort of Justice's clerk, In what manner bad Ike got powiession of this frost '— Slime how or other; but when I went there the charity was nearly as badly off as it was at Yeovil; and the church warden at Ramsey knew nothing of the charity; be said sometimes there was a boy had a coat, and sometimes no thing. Did yon find any school at Romsey I—Yes; but almost as bail as it was at Yeovil. When you examined the estates, the manors, house down, at Lee, whom did you find the rent was paid to?—Me. Tubb was Sir Wm. Heatheutt's surveyor; I do not know who re ceived the rents. What is he ?—He was a land surveyor at Fishertnu, near Salisbury. To whom was the land let in IRIS ?—To different tenants, as specified by Mr. Tubb, with the map of the estate. To whom do these tenants pay their rents ?—I cannot pre tend to say. Did you ask any one tenant to whom they paid their rents ?—fild Flies used to recei►e the rents as be told we; be is dead now. _ _ What did old Fires do with the rent !—He used to pay a certaio sum to • sellimilisismer at Yeovil. What did he do with the rest and residue?--Goil know• ; many or the parents of the boys have told me, they had uu thing to bind them out, nor settle them in the world. Did you ever hear of any thing bring given by 01.1 Figes to hind ■ buy out l—Yes, to bind a boy out, but never to settle him. There was one hoard to Mr. Collins, but Mr. Collins ~ever had any thing with him. What duce he give for binding a boy!—Five pounds. Do you know what rent was actually paid by these tenants is 1812 ?—i do not know. How long is it since old Figes departed this life?—l du nut bums. . How long is it ►ince you have seeu him i—Not lately; not for several years. Who succeeded him in the trust?—God knows. Who receives the rents do not know. What is become of the school at Yeovil?-1t is a little better now than it was. How many boys aft there?-1 do not know ; but the school ja kept in a very bad manner. What is the population of Yeovil?—About four or five thousand. Me Collins.] 1 remember when there mere about thirty boys. To Mr. Waifs.) Have you any notion now eho is the trustee ur pretended trustee, to receive the rents?—They are all together counected with the whole charities. Does Thomas Tomkins receive say rent ?—He is master of the school. and holds so le of the land. (To 6, continued.) THE SALIMPN FISHERY. On the 3•I instant a Special Se►sions or Inquest was held at the village of I-160nmle, in Nortl - beiland, to inquire cotu•erniog certain riots which had tAcen place on the brinks of the Coquet, by a number of persons assembled together in large bodies, and by means of a light and listers which they wiry with them, destroy thousmul, of the sal oon which come up that river to spawn, setting the water bailiffs and all other persons completely at defiance. A respectable Jury was as:rev:bled, a..d the Cnurt was opened in due ferns. The Ma gistrates who inellidril au the occasion were, Thomas Cleittiell, the Chairman of the County, sod the Rev. Thomas Singleton, of Elsdon. Mr. CLENNL!.I. nthirr.hed the Jury very folly, Plasm!: the ►ee. r it Acts of Par:l:norm uhrier which the iiignest wort holden, and that be and M r. Sin gte in,, ua the m 1-e-r Nio;4i.orates, were obliged (under a penalty of surf. rot+) to put those sza. .tutts in force, iii consequence of the repre►entatiou After the CHAIRMAN bad summed vir the evi dence, the Jury retired for about 2'l inimites and then returned, finding, that a riot had been com muted in the parish of Rothbury, on the Ilth of November last, and that during such riot an ~sssu!t had been committed upon the water bailiffs; and that John Ennuis and William Mai It, together with a bar of persons to the J u lio. unknown. were present ut such riot and assault; but the Jury recommended them to the mercy of the Court. The CHAIRMAN, on passing sentence, Meted, that in consequelice of this being the liisi time the Acts of Parliament, under which the Court w e re met, had been put in forest in the.county Of North. timberland, and in respect of the recommendation to mercy of the Jury, Julio Ernanit was sentenced to pay a tine of YOs. and be cochned in Morpetlp gaol for seven days, and William Black to pay a fine of 3s. 4d. and be discharged ; and he hoped, that the lenient mintier in which the e ourt had acted would have the desired rfrct of preventing these disgraceful outrages spin taking place.; but should the Court be again compelled to act, it would be the imperious duty of the Magistrates to pass a very severe sentence. 'Elie Court was crowded to excess Iry person; from all the neighbouring vi I i es, rho had assent.. bled 011 the occasion, and on whose nic!s t hr Chair. man impressed, in the strongest terms, t lir iiiiiiro. priety of destroying the salmon Which, it continued to be practised, would ultimately be se verely felt by all parts of the t oniinunity. lIIELANb. DUBLIN, DECFMBER 14. The following is the substance of the Regular. bona of the flood of Customs, reverting the coo. veyance of merchandise by the Holyhead Vickers. The following artsclee, the inartultcture of Great Britain and Ireland, are ht-nceforth permitted to be imported mild exported, by lila Majesty's Packets between Dublin and Holyhead, on their obtaining a license (or that purports. : Apparel for both Sexes I Hardware Books. bouud sud uu. fiats bound Vito us Busts or ligures of Earth I NI dliarry or Stone 1 Plate itod Plated Ware rebunet Were I Prints awl hctur , • Coaches sod other Car- 8.4111 vi Noe other mama ri ages facturea I .e 4 tiger Cotious _ _ _ I Silk ..tod Wu, so. ix. Drapery, new and 4,14 I l'3l.imets and Bum- Earilieuware, ur lorry I bavo,ca If berd lottery Stuck s ugs. No drawback it to be allowed on any article transmitted in this manner; but the countervailing duty, imposed by the Act of Union upon the several articles enumerated in the above li.t, iv to be levied, so long mit he same may continue in force, The - Itlitowilig are the iegtil.ttmus respecting goods outwards front Dwblin : The parcels and packages are to he deposited with the Surveyor at Howth, at least our day prior to the day of the r intended shipment, that the Of. liver may have sufficient time to examine their con tents, and to Pee that the goods cow anted in them are solely of British or Irish manufacture ; and an account is to be entered in the Survryoi's h ka at Nowt'', of the particular parcels and packages, with the owner's name, marks and numbers, that a coos responding number to that entered in the bottk be affixed by the officer, prior to the defive•sy bo hoard the packet. And prior to the departure ut the packet from Howth, the nister is to deliver to the Surveyor, a manifest or detailed account, signed by him, specifying the various de.ctiptionv rit tbe parcels and packages taken on board, winch, ou being examined by the Surveyor's books, and f , utill to hr correct, is to be snord by the latter officer, and re-delivered to the Master. Inward: frost Holyhead :—Upon th arrival of the packets at Howth, the Nlaster is to elehver itt the Custom-house, to the tide-surveyor there, E.a manifest or account, signed as aforesaid at the to , tt of lading. The goods tire to tse depostiril in lite. Revenue. House at Howth, under Ihr care and e Cody of the 4surveynr there, for compiorioiin, as /4 outward bulks, with the manifest; Mud the Starve-304 after ascertaining that the parcels or pat kagestor. respond with such documents, is to eicluter the goods, for the purpose of being fors order, utaltr kirk and key, in the custody of an toftier: broils Howl), to the Custom-house stores, there to be spite examined, (peered, nue: dise 4 ,....rged, tee the manirer now practised with retwrit 0 .1101 1 064 e as are at facesent importable by ether packet,. 11.111CRICY. yecnitril Yeslevier the 96th regiment Were blinded tii this (I). CASTLEBaIt., PEC.SIVER 7. . _ ore con-•ernret to ileaf_ % t ho a. great degree in the wretched hi.% els 1.11 and 011(..11 this town. The Nloigtite of Sligo ht. le.m.itl) a aew inittance.of humanity und liberidoy. NEW NOVE IS. In Ilse course of nest Month, *ill be published, in three volumes, 12mu. 1. SAINT PATRICK : A National Tale of the Fifth Century. By A■ ANTIQUARY. 2. COQUETRY : A Novel. Three Volumes limo. Printed for Archibald Cutistabk sod Co. Edinburgh. This day are published, in four volumto, pia 11.122. boards, TA LES of MY LAN LORD : Second Series. Conroe.' and arranged By JEDIDIAH CLEISHBOTHAM„ Schoolmaster and Parish Clerk of Gaiidercleugh. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, CRIMINAL TRIALS, illustrative of the Tale, entitled " The Heart of Mid-Luiltsim," published from the original Record; with a Prefatory Notice, including some particu lars of the Life of Captain Porten', with an Engraving of the old Tulhooth of Edinburgh. One volume, 12mo. price Bs. its boards. \