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not fur the porpose of tolerating or justif)ing vio lent punishment ou the part am parent towards a child, but tor Poe rake of enforcing proper conduct on the litter for itt own good, by timely and wholesome correction. The power Olio* invest ed its the 'remit could be legally delegated to the precentor..., and for the same purpose of the future advantage of the child. It was must gru llfYlng to find that of late years excellent sub etitittes were its many imtatices fantod in the plac e of the infloction of this sort of punishmesot ton holy.; but still this punishment was in many a:l%es ref diolvd. our 111 the topiMull id a great mum her, it was indlispeto.odde for the good government of schools. As to the present rude, all he should poly woos, that at the great public *chords of this country a boy would find it very difficult to escape very severe corporal punishment fur much smaller offeners than that committed by the buy in wbuse bvlotlf the ptescut prosecution was isostotuted.— Th- onlj question in the present case ors% whether the Deferodant in punishing the boy had been scho oled by a waiston and malicious feeling towards him, or had merely inflicted that tlegrer of joninslt orient which the nature of the offeloce coo iiiii itted would justify. There was net the slightest proof of his broil actuated by any malicious intention ; and utiles. the July could see the cute in a totally different light from that which the evidence opened to the Court, the Defendant must go from the tsar as free from any improper imputatioto, as lie was Fortore be had ever been placed a: it. There was too reason to impute ens' undue motives to those who institut ed the present prosecution ; but it would cettainly have been as well if it bad socrer been thought of, us Ilse buy, through the protecting goodness of Pro- - Videltee. 1111$14 , 1It'd to have rants, u si pxcell e i l t h u mi d alien Ludy A (fleck extended to him her littrumie and kind priaveti iiii i and it was a - great pity that sissy thing should have occurred to have fur a mo no. s ot dist isrlrrol that setose of duty mod gratitude - which such a hue owed to such u benefactress. The Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of—A ut Guilty. Sever.ol car, of trivial namoolt were tried in the (-nurse of di- slay. S of the traverses lions the last Merano:a still remain ttttt ries!, byline the Court can took,- upon the iegalar list. C11E91'1:11 4S.sIZES, SATURDAY, SEPT. S. fore Mr. .%eritant Um. liito•hcliffe. a t4er, of Stuck port, in this rotioiLs, 1%;,14 111411410 tIS iu,lrhoatrti in the rIttIS %loch took ',lure in that loan on the Lith, ltith, and 17th of .1111 Mr. arrrole, 4 most respectable manufacturer, in a very linprts-ive style, gave evidence that he employed treisr 300 1 1 1;11111trs NIA weavers at his machinery in that town ; and, 111 l'Olibelplent•C of some of the permits in his employ leaving tin it alterations, and refumig to work, he was under the liecemoty of sending to Burton-upon-Trent for others to itipply their places, who were females, whom he lodged, en their artist)! at Stockport, 'So his fartory, going to which place they were is...teit snot loaded with mud by the populace, who also broke the %Milo** of his factory, and threw *tunes at their highly respectable Magistrate, Alr. II orison, when reading the Blot Act, by ev.i.reli a how aas knocked down. The mob at tacked Mr. Gareide's carter, with is load of cotton, and heat him. The Prisoner, Hinclrchlte, broke same of the windows of the factory, by throwing stones at tee girl* therein hum Burton. Mr. Gas side had a. send stones thrown at himself, which struck hiin on the hark, the stones bring brought to the street by hays, fur the purpose of being thrown by the men; mud Ilinchelille was particu larly active in encouraging the singing of s bong of it very ionattooslury totture, accompanied by LIAO tiililler, fur whom he made a ring, in order that 1w tni4lit be s u rrounded by Ike populace, then infu rtated. Mr. Garside was wider the tiecessrty of withrhuwit.g those svotnen from his factory, by a ju dicious miroceuvre, to a house tii the ireighboui hood, the window-shutters of which were abet wards pull ed down, and entry into the house in taut mode Omagh the a ostiowo but further depredations were prevented by the arrival of Sir Jelin Fleming Leitester** troop of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Mr. Srijeasit BIST very emphatically mentioned 1,1 the Primmer, that had be been indicted capitally, which lie might fusee been, hr should have left lam far execution. Hr w as ton e d Guilty, and aentenced to three year: imprisonment, end timed fs. Tier Prisoner wins very much affected. Counsel ler the prosecution, Mr. Arrues Le flitsulta (Br:Niro:0 and Mr. Crioss—fer the I'ra...ow. Mr. WI Luaus. Jim Baker, iodicted for the time cfrEner, Gai/iy. bra,teimr—out ;ear's impriaossineut and I. floe. NrIV/IL INTELLIGENCE. ruseetrovrti, strrttllCEß 7. Arrived the brig Concerti, —, front Looduu, 'Ur Gib raltar. Sailed the Leireret Soo-brit, for St Helena. Remain the Semiramis, Carron, awl lidogetda. VALMOUTII, aLPTE*IBER 5. Sailed the Leda, Stewart, from the Cape of Good Hope, for Loothou. MARGATE, Orrrem RRR 7. Arrived uff this port, the Thomas, Bell, room Sahel irii.teut*s. W TVITOVTII, SYPTIIMIVA 6. At , out fifteen toil of wren:swun), laying am Portla►d Ends, wind bullion:, early dux morning dowel Channel. Arrived and railed fur the River the . Meicall; Howard, fr Hr Heal ; Gernert:l, Pratt, trim Bombay—sailed 42d Mild; Voiotia, Burnatis, (rum Jamaica; Amphitrite, —, from Montreal ; Enterprise, Hasnlyii, from Grenada ; Saab ClirsAine, liming, (rum ditto; Nautilus, Ala:mil, film shit"; Neptune, &wintry, Nuns Cathy ; Dlalsiva , Brook, hum Asse.ina ; O.tfour , thinsun, from Tobago; Friends, ~,, Wend, from Quebec; and Asethusa, Maly, trop. St. Jago sic Enloe, fur orders. Sailrd the ships for the River, and the outward-bound un their respeettve vuyares. i.i v ea root., Arrived Ike Mary, Pritchard, from Hou'dnram, sailed 24th Jun , . ou Id Jul), ill latt. 41. 4. lung. 85. 3n •pok.• the 4r, Ward, from Ilmiduriis (vs- London. Al‘o arrived Ike firlvoir Castle, Prutirifut, from 44iirdwe railed 6 1 1. Asersot ; Oil 21s1 August, iu !att. 4rt M. lung. in. d. rputre tio• Alli•Cr1 . 01 1 . from Liverpool fur Pici.ot. Armed .dr.r• the Jolve Riuunr, iiiii fruits 311iracintelii AUgu,,t ; rnr 2nth, rpoke itte Samuel, Bower, in lett. 4i lung. 43. trim Newcastle fur Newfuuudletid. Mr. —, whose name and that of his unfortunate daughter we suppress out of respect to his melancholy and distrested oitualion, said, " I am the father of that maw . - Innate child ; I have done every thing iu cry power to re. cia,m her, but in vain ; I would be the last father iu the world to expose my child; My heart is almost broken; I am nearly suffocated with grief."—(Fortunately at this snout a flood of tears cause to his relief otherwise, front his conveil.e.l state, he mutt have fallen) Mr. Alderman Tlourp—" Compote yousstlf, Sir; do not hurry yourself. Those tears err far (tutu elisgramseg you ; they are decadent Mittman of the honourable fee:bugs of a part tit." Mr. —" It it linnet-rotary for me to state to yon, Sir, the quantity of property slw has robbed me of; I have tried In gri her into the Refuge for the Destitute, hot have failed. On Sunday fortnight her grandmother died ; I furnished her with a decent SPlift of mourning, *bids she immediately made away with. Her brother-m.lllw found her out, and took the clothes out of pledge, soil told her if she WOlllll only reform, he and her mister would take her made r their pewee-Pion, and they actually took her to their home. 'Meat was her gratitude ! I ant ashamed to exprris it. Sloe stole from them a gold ling and absconded. I have snore learned she pledged u. Since her leaving the ;swum' of her hell. the, in-law I Isearel nothing of her, metal a gentleman called on nir this moremig and infers nled me she we% in the Comp. ter. Having, with great pain to myself, repeated the vice. and had prop , iititieN of toy child, I 441 I have ao much of the father still in one, whit II remains UlablUsitcd, that corn. 11131111 e me to cull cn 11,2 male Prieretsex to account for his hurt. I hare nut hid any of her (stilts from you, Sir, or the world ; but the vice that has b , cie hinted at, I believe I. unknown to lot. If eerie her &pm. may went so far, I should think her age and dimi nutive stature would protect her. I have CUM ..r.ed with both the thiblien, and they *rem to have been wholly unknown to earls other before last night, when they met at the fair accidentally; and they hulls ray that the sour offerva them several soma of money to acemapany hint from the fair, suck as Is., 30., and 5s —which they refined. I now call 4111 hint in explain hie comfort ; for if he wig% ea. plata*. 4.1 tactirg in the. way tonanls my child, might lie not leave done we to a virteons and good child, and destroy the peace of her parents for rem . ?" John Browne stated, that be knew the girl Anne Remelt ; that she was an orphan, and hail leo friend its the *betel hut him and his wife; her charaChr had hems lierviorme good; he believed, alien she went to the fair, et, wit net her in. mention to have remained these to a I its bolls. She h a d told him • h r story, no to the male Prisouer's tunduct, as the Alamo, is had heard related. Thomas keine, in his de lenec, maid, hr had !tern spending the I'VelllllX with some friends, nod as he aas rs home, about fitter o'clock Su the g, he went into the fair to purclittee half a pound of gingertur ad lints, which he had then in his pocket. lie saw the female Prisoner• sired. ling about the fair, and hr accosted Ihent out of rontiti;ss ration. It was hue that he hail offered them the 1111 l 'try which wasaalyd , but it was for this 'surmise of taking then' to at place a bore they wool,' he protected. Ile wait willing to take los oath he had uu mine itittutons. lie was a solar . r plateembellisher. Alderman T.—a it is mast fortunate fur you, Ruins., tliere is nu charge against you, therefore you muss hr When you uttered to take your oath, you must have knowto it (mold tint be aerepted. It is usmicessnry for me to say any thing fustlyer ; at the same time, I ranuut help expres.s. int:, that I feel as those aruuud me do, that your motives its accosting ilis se v1'1144.61 wire not morally good. You are discharged. Mr. Peas ks a 411111!tli be too much commended fur seuditez those parties to the Comptur. lie.—, I feel most simerel) for your situatiou. 11 by did the Soriety for the Itefoce of the Destitnte refuee taking your child ?" Mr. ---s' I am almost ashamed to say why ; they thought slw was past reforming. I candidly, and I leg's properly, informed them of the whole of her euudoct. You are in posse,' of only a small proportion of it. I have been ash ited In apply ill the Philanthropic Society." Alderman Thorp—" I will 11111fillif r, and take advice be tween Ibis and to-moritow ; *lost can be done to reheat• you. I will nut lose sight of it. Call WI lII* if , eismlow., wisest I will inform yon of the result of nay Moot:. Until thus take )our oulortunate child home." UN lON-BALL. ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED SEto Yesterday a wing u moats, of &emit appraiser?, was 'n ou ght to ibis OfSte, by an Officer, charged with tie fol lowing robbers • Mr. William Manning deposed, that he was showman in Mr. Seas le, of No. Pri, Rtaekman•slnrl, Borough, hoot NOW shoe watrMnw•mao, Th•rt morning he obsessed the Pri soner at Ilse shop of a Ilia a shape r opposite Mr. Searle's, attempting to steal some rot, ...., but •he was not able to succeed, lining to the natelifislness of Ike ►hopman. About ball au hour after he observed her come to the shop dour of his employe' ; he got behind the (leak shade, and 111113 able to see her without her knowing it ; hr saw he► take a knife out of her poi ket, and rut Ile siting a hid. tied a pair of shora to a uumbdruf otheis a loch hung at the door; she wrapper' the shoes in her handke►chief, and waged away with them; be followed Ns, and seemed bier with the pro perty, and found a knife in her poetics. The Ma..;iStrate wished to know if Mr. Searle would proses carte the Pi isoner. The shove a itness stake), that lie was resolved to do so, in consequence of the frequency of robberies a milted at his shop. Ott Monday he was robbed of some shoes, and he had reason to helm% s.• by the Prisuuer, because she was seen ho hire shoot the shop. . . The Pri-oner scot, that distress had caused bee to commit the robbery; she de:dried it was bar first ut)cucc; she begged that she might not be sent to a priann. Mee being folly committed for feint, she was pot in the lock-np room at the back of the Office, where she attempt ed to Meg herself; she was found by the keeper of the pri son iu a must deplorable situation ; she had tied one of her garters round her neck very tight. 41 surgeon was sent foe, who came immediately from the Dispensary and 11101 het, and used means to restore her; she suuu securer . ..el, and the knife and her handkerchief and garters were taken from her. bbe declared that she would never live to be tried fur rofi hery and when the keeper locked her up again, she tried to baug herself with a lialidkerchief srli cb she bad conceal ed under her clothes; she had tied nice cdd round her neck, and the ether to the bars of the window, anti was going to throw herself down, when the keeper entered the prison, soil untied the handkerchief; leer arms were pithier's...el, and she was taken to Horsemorger-laue gaol. SPURIOUS GROCERlFS.—CnsisitleraMe quantities of spurious tea, coffee, and pepper, with the entire apparatus, leaves, rat, titling plate*, Rte. %vete seized last Monday within five Ilideb of killiiri.ey. An order hits been received by the Collector of Excise in this city, directing thrown( diligent starch to be made by sill (Ayers i.l tout department in detecting sueli spiirious c itt.tutions as may be t,f -61141 for rule mister the tirtioittii,atiott of tea, there li t g sw i t frits.iii to suppe•e tout It' t ratiwttit ii gls the country WWI 1:4111C:1 la 4 sett• gi tut ex tent —( Limerick (Amide.) Me. William Andrews, jaw'. c.ramiserliens continued'. What was the yearly value at that tittle.'—He stales in his gift that he herl let it at a tent or 2011/. Can you produce a copy of that (teed a —Yee, here it is. 1 - The witness. then producer] the deed of gift of Archbishop Laud, which was read, a s fell ow , e!.— " TO all Chriatiali People " To whom this prevent writing indented shall come Wt 1.1.1.1131 LAU) by the providence of God Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all England and Metropolitais sendeth greeting, in our lewd Gust everlasting: WII ER GAS 1, the said William Land, Lord Archbishop of CauterhurVs have lately bought and purchased, to me and to my heirs, of and from Sir Johu Blagrsve, of Sontheote in the comity of Berko, Kuight, Dame Alegrlalere his wife, Susan Diaerayes Magdalen Blagrave, and Jane Blagrare, their slaughters, or some of them, the manor, lands, tessemems and heredita ment, hereinafter mentioned to he granted, with an intro. lion to dispose the rents, revenues, hones end profits there fur ever, fur and towards the binding of poor hoes to be serptentices, the marrying of ;sour maids, and the iuerease of the maintenance of the vicar of the church of St. Lawrence in Reading, in the said county of Berks, ter the time tieing, and of the schoolmaster of the free school of Reading for the time being : Now know ye, that 1 the said William Land, Lord Archbishop of Canter. bury, for and in emosideratioo that the said good and elm. ridable wualca by me intended may tmg sunintained wilts the rents, reeet.iies, how a and ',refits (Julie said manor, lands, tenements rind hereditainersia, all which now arc or very shortly 55,11 he of the clear yearly value of 21K 1 /. moll fur and in consideration of the stun of ss. of lawful money of Rue:lamb by John Jennings, mayor, and the alsletuseir and bureesaes of the borough of Reading. of the county of Br s to me in hand paid, the creel pt whereof. I the said Lord Archbishop of Canterbury du ackiinwledge and thereof do acq u it and dist baize the said mayor, alderniesi and burecass a for ever; null fur slivers other ;prod causes and commie. &firma, me thereinto) especielly inovitig, have sit re granted, b,. gamed, sold, Clallreyeil and eJntiren. ell, and by these presents do give, gram, bargain, sell, convey, nod coofiern unto the said mayor, aldermen and 'surgeries of the bonmeh of Rearliire in the coun ty of Belk., and their snccr.sorc for ever, ell that the manor and lordship of Stroud, ale. Staffer hop, ale. Ship lake, its the said c surety of Iles ks, with all sod witigailer the rights ite inhere and appiertrisanesx whatsoever 111 the same helot:eine or eppertnitring, and all that capital onessusee and W4lllllOll 11111131 e, called or known by the Manor 11011,C of Stroud, wills she appurtenances in linty, in the said county of Perks, I toelhee wish ell edifices., buildings, imiliouee, berm:, stables, courts, fund:WS 1111/I appurtemorrio whatsoever, to the said capital int sausage be. losigiug or enjoyed; and all and every the lurid., meadows, pastures, feethngs, coppices, woods, underwoods and lierediterneista oltsoseremr. to the raid Capital messuage bedroll/Mg or app erteisting, or therewtils, sir ally part thereof, now at asiy time heretofore let, set, use,l, occupied or en joyed ; and all and singular those turssuages, fasms, lauds, tenements and hereditament's, its Eras, aforesaid, or elsewhi re in the said county of Bet kw, called or known by the several and respective sinuses of Little Strom!, Lasts, Whiles, Criers and Filehonae, sod all ilninc lau.is , tease melds awl hertilite meat% called or known he the screen{ and respective untues of Kippings, Brooks, Corks drowse Picee, It it hies suit Old Grove, mid all and every the 111141311aps, hu1111413, lands, tesienients. meadows, pastures. feedings, coppices, woods, nudes woods and hereditament. it hatterever, situate ly ing and brute in Prey aforesaid, now or the IlefelLll and respective tenures, ludelines or occupation* of Antlenry Rho:rare, John Page, Richard Ellice, mid Thomas Luggins, or tiny of Ilwto or 1.. it or any of their set 1.111 and espec- It ee assignee or ass'enees,or tinder is nutria, end late sir het es furo r e being or reputed to be flat nem. inherit:lure or haul. of the ea id Sir Juba Illeerave and Done 31 egdals is his wife, Su san Illagrave, !tinplates. Diagram-, arid Jesse Illegrave, daugh ters of the said Sir Julm Blagrave and Dame Magdalen, re nuy of them, and all and singular onesamtees, houses, eel: tier a, lofts, totes, ciirtilages, purls, orchards, gaol( us, backside lairds, teiscutents, pasture.. feedings, woods, itself r ounds, ways, waters, fishings, watercourses, wastes, CUM. 1110116, 01141113011 Of pasture and tut harps, estoiees, owns harms, courts leo, view of nerd pledge, perquisites and profits List courts, nod lest., free a art'...., a ants, marriages, eteir f, escheats, licensor, lines, antes roams sits, goods of fe. Iwo, outlaws and fugii is es, gouda of blow:, deoslatole, waifs, strays mad treasure trove, and all other rhyalties, franchises, liberties, privileslges, profits, comntudites, ciao. Itiments, advantages, easements, lwreilitaments nod appur tenanees whatsoever, to the said tn. e terms, lands, tenements, her eilstaimerris soul premises, or airy of them, helms:beg, or in any arise appertei oo i o or to or w'slit Ilse saute, or within the 341111 f. 110 w tin at any time lie-retain r occupied and rejoy ell, or taken or pe recOe d or accepted, seputed, taken, kursive', demised, stied or let. ten, as part, purest or member of those, or soy of them : nod all a n d sem y the manors, farms, messuages, build. Inge, lands, tutieneenti., meadowt, woods, underwooes, pas. tuna, feedings, rents, revi roions, S 4 riles -4 end hereilitaments whatsoever, of me the said loud, Lord .4r. !Muslims of Canterhur y, situate, lying and living in Bray a fis r es e id, Coukham, 1.1, Mstirleislwerl and Windsor, o r any of them. us elsewhere in the eitisl custody of !kik; ; saving always and excepted out of these reared., all those lauds, Claims and pastures in the parish of lb y aforesaid, fl/111• munly called Bu dd '. Pasonne, lately by use demised to Simon IYiitly teed Ir men, fer the Item of wieditidelorty. years, it the or tit 4.1 40/. poi 1y; the Ise tireit and profit thereof I do Mir an) shall be ter t err esisoi.syrel fur the meintenis nee of an ,Irabie lecture, by ins- 14eNly Should( d its the Usriversity of Oxford, to have and to hold the odd lordship, no mileages, lands, tettemente and licredi lantente, mid all and singular other she premises. with their and every of their •ppurteisces (except b o nne excepted) unto the said mayor, alderriseis rind burenese tr of the bo rough of Reath og, in the (-Homy of It. rho rind their Fuc cumin's fur aver, own speciel trust and eoutidrure , that they the sail inay.sr, aldermen tool burgesses, shall toe. mit me, she twist William bond, Lord Archbishop of (oats. tee bury, fur and du. Mg toy mouth) life. to rut rive, have and lake the relit., iti.urs suit irrulits of the sail premises, nod to dispose:lA convert the same to the uses !trolled, or to suds oilier use and uses as I shall limit and appoint ; and after toy decease, that tiny the said mayor, al. dr melt and liti. peers, and their sneer sours, shall tor ever hereafter front time to time, purely, faithfully and oboe. ly, distribute, convert and tetrisho al; and shoos par the seed rents, revesmes, lassies and profits of all and singular the said premises, to suit for the good uses, intents and porpoaes 111 ruiner its these presents declared, and Recording to the teaser, true Mout, purport and meanie; hereof, and of she ordinances hereinafter mentioned, and lo and for on other tune, trust, misfit'. tom, intent, purpose or elllpltlyllll4.ll what soever; that is to say, first, 1 do lir:Thy will, declare and ordain, that the mayor, aldermen and burgesses of Reading aforesaid, or the mayor and greater part of the aldermen, who shall there be resideso at Re:Mine, shall yearly sod every year for ever meet at ,he Gutldh,ll there, upon the 7111 day of October, begioning tome the ills day of October next after my decease, mid "shall thou su 1 there, fer the first year, nominate and choose twelve pal:a boy., to be bound lip pfentiCell Ism such trades es they can get mash Is 10 tab(' them, allowing unto every of them 10/.a-pirce, n-lilt II 11331014 1111 she sum of 120/. per ;mourn, which Imputed and ordain to ps t o this use; mid to tie:unite sow for the mei-risme, of pour maids, as are hereafter expressed for ever; and the mayor, slaie untn and burgesses af .oresaid shall emsnelly p sy the money to their masters, and see them bound hetsise St Andrew's day follow. ire, peyote for the indentures out cif the 101. a hiels to every smile is 'Mooed; and Ism Ilse see I st art they shall at Rae Name time owl place i ballbt and bind out t waive mule you're boys, with the 1311111 f flllitY/1111IT of 10/. to earls of 111,111, 113 sunnier aforesaid; Ohio(' (barker' thus or be chosen and 1 ft shall it not t hi m be such es have been born its Read bug, one Su Wok meteors *here my father ass hos It, errs, our ml the parish of Pray whirr lauds lie; and titre: shell he the children of lamest owe prerpte, also either a alit their pit relit sr, or alone psi reds are nut able 111 Oafs 110111 abroad, yet with LI 11.1111 e rowesal care to be had of the &dies less ; mid they abseil be loomd apereutites all of thee, in the loan cif Reading, an long a: any ti ail. ,salio of honest repelattatt there UM take them ; but if it so fellews, that at any lime there shall pest he Coned such within ilest to WI. that will take these youths, with this allowance, to be deer nppreestires, in that case it shall he lawful fur I lie mai l er. alders:it is asset Issue Emcees hi bind all or any of then' in any m her 10011 in the county of Reeks, or in Losidews, as they please; and likewise. if it shall an bespese at any Ilene that there should nut ho youths moue!' in the said town of Residing au seielailedea•ili - - fore, to be bound apprentice, in that 4.11.41 it shall be lawful fur the Mayor and aldermen to take them toil of abet toes hr Village ill the comity of Reeks (liegissisetig at Woissegilanes and because these shall tiot turn to I.e a detriment to the town of Reading, lay drawing poor families thither it. hope i place their chitdren ; the' efiere my a xpleSS will 19,1111 d 1110 hereby ordain that nu youth shell he diesels 11111 of the town of Reading, ail placed forth as aforesaid, mike. his (fiber bath been a dweller and of 1 •st reputation iii the Wave feir the space of fourteen years baser at lOW ; and I Neither require s that it any of my kindie.l corns 1111 , C 41,6'101/std. a n d need this help, that the maybe. aldermen end burgesses have respect to them before eetleas, a lieu they shall find their want as great, noel their i e pulalinsi .o. goods the third year after my decease 1 wait Lave ;Is: .out of 1201. abuse-men. Bound given to six vier maid. mem& 11114 is marriage ;Wi lliams in be named and Mos• ii the 7th day of ociour., :,y the mayor and 'aldermen of Itemime, ha aforesaid, soil the IlasioneV lo be insist them lecture St. Andrews day. and tallow. i bug; and 1 will, that five of float. maids &ball be horn in Reading s stud the seed, in Wukitteletue 161 such as have been burn of limiest parents,ami baee silage, Oise musts es. or dame for the space iii three yearetoem her at the least ; end an for this 12111. a year, 1 do liereby will and ordain it shall he thus employed for ever 'trier my decease, tea years far the appreutirea, and terry third_ year for the marriage of poor maids, as s. hero.• espw need ; 1111,1 1 'la hereby loniser will and ordain, that out o f the renta, is-mia and ;woe.% err the premises% 'herrie mm 11.1134,1 to Ire greeted, the newer. ahler li men and burgesses of the boraiseh of Reading shall, for seer, pay yearly !wad every yen,. Ma uf .good atel lawful li o f England, at our 1.-44414 y anal Morleaelinas e or within Only days efoir either feast, by lewd port • to Thenpliiltis Taylor. vicar of St. LIO.ICI.Cr (:pure:, in Read jug, and it. ! l it successor% viears Acre for the awe bring; and 20f. of good atsil lawful mom y of Enelasel, at the same feasts or time, yearly and fur ever to the schnulmaater of the f ere ~hind of 1t1..111111C, and 10 his successors, 01611/111. inasters there fair Ilse time brie:;; provided always, if tbe schoolmaster of the free school of heading be n o t a bl e ass d di_ !igen! (of uhielt 1 nuke any visitors hereafter incediuned, or ally lass of thew, .illligeil), Of If 111, vicar or St. Lawrence livis not resideut ispou the vicarage, the payment to either of them shall cease, and be bestowed opera the binding of more youth.. 'apprentices, iii manner nod Act - IN.:lug to the proportion above specified, but it shall e. awe sin longer than till ilir vicar reside Mall Ihe atiloelllll3oler hr eppr o v e l a id e Niel diligent by my :. isities. hint wherein' I have late Iy: dr. vise) all the premises hero inleiture mentioned to lie vaste s t. excepting one niessuage and Cone called Cores, for the term Of lille•111111.1ilirty years, Olider pry. ntl yearly relate. ailiUtsl34 ing id t h e u h u h. in lea N o w ao the end, atoll a;I ais 1111 l this poor set of charity concern* may reap some h met Ly it, 1 do will Dud owlaise that the rent of these, luswever ins provable after the cepirasi 111 l of these leases, yet shall never be raised or improved by the mayor, all. sues and burgesses of Reading, above the stem of 2001. in the whole, neither shall they make any greater estates or leases of all eir any part of the heeds by sue given, than our-awetwelity year+ in poises pion, and to begin from the making of such estate. And whereas upon the leases by me al., oily iw:de, 1 hare pro vided, that when these leases shall lo within I'm". teen yeas a of expiration, the tenants thereof shall rem a the same far one-end.t went y years ; I ills her. by will and Or i, Ain, drat upon corry lease thereafter to be made Its the said nsaaor, aldermen and burgesses, the leases pespertively sh ill lee tied to son 4 ruder the same a ithin vela ). tins lit: is or at l..ltaa i n g, and to take new leases fur one.auel-t a salty y. ars, -.111:1 far such rence at of their said leases every 0 mint small pay aa mach its one yes Os clear rabic of the hods 611 le::.', d, I.ler and .ibuve the rents to he thereupon reset tea. shall a mon no unto and nu wore; anti every flat au taken shill h e l a id nut that present year e.ther lei bind out poor approsalt , o, at 101. is waif, sir to snake 11011101 lb fur snore russets, at '2lll a piece, so far as the reads will reside asel in the me emir missive seveitied.as the year in a hicla the Moe, ale takes' shall Impeen to fall to lie a first or a second lite apprentices. or a thud for ,a o. mantels, marriages ; Mid if titre x elm fair dialing sill) the tenants they or any of them shall not pay isei at the lime and place ap pointed, their srverai rem* I et-llVe'lli'l ty, and renew at the e i g ht yea r s, and, a, es ietpoir.ie, ielesLit the 1 as them selves, vel keep them in good lepair, then and in these . itiy it shall he Intern! for tile said mayor, aldermen and burgueses of Reading to rewe ter rued piessesis all or any part f which the real shall re then unpaid, sr aqua* wheel' the house or lionses shall b: out of repair, a:A provisi 111 l s to Ise made ise the le lies ai me disigly, steel they may then let tlw same to what 'imams they p! 6 e-, tillUft HeelltitiCa to pay their rents dilly. au.; It. in.,i, :1.,- housing decently; mad if it .honed luippia, by soy sinis ter net (which God forbid), that any quintal or tesestion unseen, and so unprevieleil for, should he made iseasust VC concerning the title of these lands. 1 a ill that the (barge. of all mum thereupon arisieg Monis, N. borne eel' of the rent to be paid to the said mayor, sldermen aml lowers:we, awl t er that lilttP the charitable rook shall ee ase, to elude sir in part, According as the eli.irge a • •Ils ; but so as that su a u tos as the snit (sf any happen to br) shat end, them presently ell shall go on again. and in the way before directed ; end 10 the end tin* work may the latter proceed and coutinee, 1 sp. point the Vice•Cliaticelior of the Uttiversity of Oxford. the President elf et..lsilin Rawest Culls penult the Wankii of All Spills Collect. in the said Unia easily for the time being, fur a isiturs of this wm k of charity; and if either of these two, Ilse l'i esitient or the Warilen,lia slum to ht- ‘'ire-Cluitirellor ill the year of visitalton, a inch shall be kept every thirst year, beeinnine from the 7th of October uhich shall he neat after my decease, Owe the V:ce-PrYsalesit of St Julio Baptist Col. lege in Oxford, shall he the third visitet f w that lo n e; mid the a isitatiose may he held by lIICIO, or in rape Of any extre mity, he theelce.cheecellor m uly this to i• tonal v jailed . hell I I. held its the Guildhall in the town ut Reading, upon the 7th of Ocieslaer, unless it happened to be WI a Sunday, and then i it shall lie kept the next day after; the visitation shall 164111 but one day; but the visitors nosy stare art in ord. ' . and rec. 1 tify any thing that is detected and fennel amiss. To beer i the clearers of these visitations. 1 allow 10f. es-year, which, against every third year row* will make :fill. wells which 1 ' conceive the mayor, isldeeincil assil lon rears, may elite ream the visitors, laud tied their' mimeos tent soma's meat, suet horse meat. for the esgla they Male, 1/1 the aright they stile, I and the murnitoe when they re term ; mid I do hereby will and , ordain, that out of the reels. imolai., stud presets of the pre- raises, the said may to, '41.41111,1s and finigt vet, shill des. . pend the saidwin e.t . :SO/. a, (lording to the true tist :min : of these presents fur eats.: Ise in, 1 will am, ordain that a full I add entire copy of Ibis toy eiriginal deed awl OtsbUalieta in . this behalf be kept with the piesidrut and *Motets of ; St. John Gapti-t C o il. a t, 11l 0/61111, 10 lee kept among I the college t eetenci s, in some tux by itself, that stay Valium resit:log the se may with tame case see Ilse deed. mid dseseby prepare their articles for the •isitation at the lime appoint, el; mid I do hereby twartely pray my sue- ! camas, Aieldsishap, of Centel bury, mad the Leeds Chan. creme or lh , heeeers el lire Cie at SePi of I.:lie:mut fur the ; time twine ...ie. tisely, to give nIl sisaistneee to this peer , gilt of mow, upon any just eoltyla 114 that shall be i lortseght es. !is 111,U1 6 either by the lee la or by my 0: aerators, as Inch the it iieferiur pains and power raflt!UV rectify; said that they use preserve this um i; of charity, that the !waits of the poor people, far whose t sleet 1 tiller it i up to God, that in gel at merry gave it me, 11 ay bless theme t of wheels their hoe 1111 l rable care 1 mulled doubt ; and in nit- twos of this my devil and praot, and of ell oiler the premises I abuse meistmered, 1 the said 1% illiam Lasol L o d A s e etssl o s is of Coutes bus y, twee 611'1111111st t my hand mod seal, taw vibe awl-twentieth day of March, in she fifteenth year of the I reign of our Soya vises Lord Chubs, ley the Grace a God ut F.seglend, Scotland, France and Iht.l uili t Kin g , D e e. 5,,;,,, i of the Feitb, tee. Ames este bum. 1640. I ___ " W. CANT." When Was this rent of 200/ iuc►eased is the se. Count for e‘ily war. It fpp•sr. t o Lare been m. rnawd flu halms., 1400, fruin 1001. to Gird. l‘lllllll.l Pi All . , it, pt, %iauti Iu ghat there ni , PriarS in IIt • A Iseid•tax paw l y th r I Ran t of 31/. ll*. nOr.lt it to Ow rent coNfi,.uf•l PRICE OF STOCI 3 per Ct. Coin.... 7.5 2 76k 76 5 per Ct. N. Ann.. 1051 toti Valls Bonds.. 84 85 pr. ear Annuities. • • • 76 !liS YESTERDAY. Ex. Nita, t... Is 19 i r. Commercial ilo 4 ~: 0:•. bitttry Tickets, I9t. t. 1,. lOmautat Co..:t for A t e._ 76 7. , ,...f 76211.1 i BIRTH. .41 Bishop's Corot, bile of Mau, the Right Ilunoura4l4 Sarah Murray, of a sue. MARRIAGE. 011 itsf iushrut, tit l'agio. Christopher : 7 o , ftr, r,. End Hinge, to AI ro. Luther whit ) ." ue the late Calomel 'Watson, of die 3d Dragoon Guards. DEATIIS. On fbedgyMat,et Richm - 014, Right Honourable I.ttgly K 140 w of Lord We're), elelc4 wn ut the late Gaul Ita.lotp of Derry. :110”.:ay mu 4, at Iscr ll<lnSe in Arnittlel-alrfel, Straw', Mrs. Mutton, widow of Ilw late Mr. Juba Murton, moo/ )ear, luiutrr of tiu• Nuntlay Review. - - - - liluaduy M 0111111:, Charles Grata, 11 7 ./1. NI rln lw . ssl Rusin Inel:v I, of Gm% e-riul, 3111 e-tad. Ou Sualsy se'motctot, ahout ten M nicht, he souk his usual ve:iik round his cravats. Not brim: aware of the servant's Wiring set Aroma", cud, he frivol am the wire, and rteeisral its coateuir, coloosootioic of slugs, ti i the hack ! owl of his finch. Sir Wm Itkrtail extracted the slugs, taut u worlificalion ensued, nal kiwi. tome d his existence. Ou ‘Virdearselay last, atte.l 23, ThomnP, eldr•t form of Mr. Thomas Salim, of the Durham Batik. Ile had hero hadoux from miller Sunderland rier with some• o f hi• rou•p,.s.tor•, and when in Ilse art or ruitirsiiiic towards Itw• pier, lie as egre ied away by a hack sweep of the sea, and nofortsmateiv drown. el. Though picked up 117 a ship's boat withal to sitletttefi, the ♦ital rpark was quite esteem,. fircry means t.. restore mutilation were promptly tried, bet we rigid to eq without (Ike!. POLICE. GAILDRALL. 111ATURLD VICE AND JUVENILE DEPRAVITY. Thomas Baia*, a man about 40 years of age, .4na Harrell, about 16, and a girl of 14, but nut appearing to be snore Omit 12 years of age, were yesterday pot to the bar, cii.rgeil by 111 r. Pesrkies, luspect*r of Smithfield Market, with loitering oboist Bartholomew Fair at a l..te hour. °nett( 11w uthoers stated that Mr. Pear**, was tint able to attend, on accurst of hi, avocations in the market, but hr desirtd him to state that he hail no charge against the otherwise than he thought it was his duty to send them to ilia Compler fur the protectiou of the two female Promaera. He saw them in the Fair at four o'clock in she mousing in company with the male Primmer, who, from something he beard pass from him to the children, he (Mr. Perukes) sitppured he War etflicing them to accompauy him fur the purpose of seduction. The father of the younger child was in Court. EDUCATION of the LOWER ORDERS. ( Cot:limited from oar !'ape• of Thursday.) IRELAAD. • DUBLIK, strtrannt 5. Mr. 3lartla. of Galway. is about to redeem hit ! pledge of being foremost among the foremost in eadeavouriog to briug about Catholic. Eitiaitein.i bon. Ile means. at the approaching Fair of 114. linasloe, which will be attended by the Lard Liao. tenant and his Suite. laid most of the Nobility, i Gentry. and Agricultural Interests in Vie • doot, to propose o Protestant Petition. lArour of Catholic Eniancipution.-4 Driloint LIMOS. Mi. ! On Monday night Vol Lord Lient•iiiini, on a tour thri•ugli the South 111 . Its 1.41111, necompal l ed by le. : brusher the Hop. and ker. John t T ditto, lii. ' rote, Secretary. Major d e (t wee . Aole.ale.C aoip . Vi.eount logestrie, his Lindship's eldest soo, the ; lion. John Talbot, his WWI I. soil, Lady Frauces . I%lhot, Lis daughter, and Mr. slept at Smut:man'. Hotel, Itoserea. They harebell i.• the most Orate manlier, haring hut two earriasres :wit two out riders. At two o'clork on `fu~s.luy they arrived at Switiburit's I lotel. Limes.. k, and sot out immediately afterwards for Newcaoht..rhe ie they were to dine 11.111 bleep at the St - At 14 1 : ..110...(1 Carte, E,. On WedoesJay they wrr, I n of F.lll.,iisry. They were expected at Cot k Cool Sunday 10 Tnesdity next. We are out exacti) op l inead of th. it route hothe. STATE OF FEVER. It appears that the increase of patients in Wahl. ford hospital has bern very great for the last tine,. months. In June 200 were admitted ; a 11111 l signaller Until then miknown in the experience rif this Institution. Since that time the number. I nwr ineremed by nu addition of more than onc.lid's' ; 313 person. having been atkiitted in July, awl iii August. Of Oise 40 were t•esst in t..t! cogintry in the farmer. dint 50 in the latter sons t;. We are sorry to hear that Cloninel tr trill.c.p.l with Dysentery nearly as Waterford. arid th complaint bas made its appearance at Carrick.ou. Suir. The Limerick Report states a tintr•itable crease of fever. At the Fever House l:orpor a i,..,, Meeting of Cork it sviss said that the truer had net ilitisisit.fird in extent, though it had in itishgli4. We are sorry to learn that fever is ;ignite appear. tog iu this quarter, no well as in other parts i.r I. r hued. Here, however, it is st presetit of a vtry tutld character.—( a go Cottatilultus4.l At the date of the hist HeFigrt from Sligo, fonr had bee,, refused adwassiou tutu th t pital fur waft of mum. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Morning 4 after S. I Evcning 27 ann. 0. COOLISH OF EXCHANGI Amsterdime .... 37 ioa 01. 7 . Ditto nt right.. 37 4 Amsterdam.... 11 12 C. P. Ditto nt sight .. 11 9 Rotterdam..... 11 13 Antwerp x. 11 16 Hambstrgh.. .. 35 1 2217 Al • • 35 2 21U . Paris 3 day's date 24 90 Ditto . ..... 25 t 0 2 C. Rutu•dratte .... 25 20 Frankfort on the 31.iin 1441 ex. no Madrid .. elrect. Cadiz......... t ettrui 12arcclosia ..... 37; Seeilic • • 37 ► Gibraltar 501 Genua 46 , Tursovw, Sgt.?Eloarrt 8 Venice, Ital.l.iv. Malta Naples Palermo per us. ;4 Oporto Rio Janeiro._.. (37 flublin • • f.: leer Cl. Cork• .......... At;.) of the Bank 2 per Cent. 8U1.1.11.101 Porttv.rat Gold is X .0 0 0 Coin. per uz Foreign Gold in 0 New Doni.iluulig 4 r New Dollars • 0 Silver iii itirs n New Lc uis (each! 0 ° It is a consolatakii It, the inilu•tiicta, slid persons or moderate income.. aim a.-ko to hams, they rimy have the hest artv.re (erratre, if 0, 1"' tend at certaia ho ars suram.-1 v, Tiacsatay, 1 inurokua. uullut Situday mornings, ma: ,uve u•'. k, at the Medue Gru at 4 !has lutte.stra t, =-marl. hat I'muur , "" l ' softer from impropt r treatment is a fart—the latentseed . 1 ▪ dreadful disease hark: in the us,inirm, destiny' dem' hrappineva, and entail; u.inlsty no the siting seseratiril.— thc Medical Board claims the attention of those Mil *Rh F:stal 444, Cancer., I.:rufulas, N4i umui Delaulittea, E o uu: ions, tiler , rated threat, p l ins i n th e hera.l MIA limbs, freilm mists ken fors heusnatisao, nodes is °"' shin 130111 . 1, fee. Mease4. COOP ER and Co. sule'r f". 4 Y !" practice in various Harspitufla abroad Nod in this sleet I "eta,. use rooaulted at ‘VOUslithlek-ill CO, (hrtirstalecet, froia • ight tell eight ; sad at thee Medical Baard, Charlotte Bono. Gnat Chau lottr-street, litaelifatars-read, wet -early fauns turf , e until eight us the varmint —* s o Ruptured p ul i u m, who.* insomnia ear , 1(141114 inches, have bed thew retuaotal, Ito the surprise of site Madiral Profesidott...-A side dour, sad 1 0- '4k mama for females. LONDON: Pirtateil pad Published at th^ Oar'. N 0 .117. Stmad; *heti: AdtaniMateats We rective.i. a:, filet.- (rel-piili) mot be addeasseit..—C. ti.'4lTtri, No. Clement . % tun. rquter.—.l. WRITE. Nu. 117. StrA 44 . NW: a