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A t dfre.. Le. 44.) /t -i/- 4 / • .4 •r.A p ;.• '.! : O u 4 1 11303j113 • t rituiv - r-t-d LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 . 0. 1818. um.t ER 4916. SEVitN-PcN.:rE. 7HRArrmi.nrAL, DkURT-LAN is o serbeare on She wishes at th , Public, ii. General bawl. &fro... Owed arm the experiment if 111:1:1'CIM: the ertrFs a ADMISSION to Ike Poxes ~,,, which wi 111 P. Gir the Sellloll, aa fallow : fluxes, S. ; Serif I ' ll re, 3 —Pit, 3.; S e c o nd prier, I s . ...Lower Gallery. is.; Seeinsd Prie• .1s --Upper Gallery, h.; Seeead Prier, 6.1. MINE !labile ore rep: oertfully informed. that thi. Theatre WILL OPEN on SATURDAY NW, September 12, with AN OCrASIONAL AIII9RERS, To be epolea by Mr. 11. Jahr aton. MEDICAL SCHOOL. FT. BARTHOLOSIF.WID HOSPITAL. Irina follatortop COURSES of LECTURES .. v 1 II be DELIVERED at this Hosplial daring tbc ossaliag Matey t Oa THEORIF and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. HUE. Os ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER NETHY. CONTRACT FOR COALS TO BE DELIVERED AT GIBRALTAR. purchased ?-1.4100f, *primerd to have beer giros fur titan ; thee were the lands of Stritigbtiey. What year was the porrlome wide ?-10 1870. What was the met of those lands in 1796 and 1797 ?—The rest up to 1810 was only S4l. Where are these 14.1,14 situated ?--41 Straight Icy, in Beth. shire. • How many acres are there?-1 hire not got down .what it consisted of previous to the late enclusinc; it nun consists of 110 acres and 38 piles. What is the present rent of it ?-2801.a.year. How (lupin account fur the sent haying continued an low as 541. • year for nearly a century sad • lira after the origi nal purchase—The lands are at present by 601 overlit, which reduce% the rent to 21101. and I ant aware that when the last lease expired is 1811, three had Len a lung tern' previously 450 or 60 years duration. What were they let for, previous to that term?-1 cannot say. Suppose they were then let for 401. there hail been a fall of rest?—Yes. wood. hatornetiiie to I.tilf. io thr 3 per Cents. liedured An- Doilies, and a divtiktol of 1471. odd. How is this moo y tr.torrril?—upon fire purr people re sident i.I moose altos-it ii,rA Wrist' rd in the will; the 11.4.111/. Wetmore mud rdlue.ttion titre poor hip in the Wise-rout Scho o l, soda *AIR(' 1., the master, ht.; soil 404 to evil!, b oy each ' , fo i l f or s vt,ob runt. :old 6!. fur , Le9rrotirolig vs: Is boy, mot ISt a y ear lior the touieten MC. lor lile /111. y. ; Shit 1.4% provide) fur under the will, but they Cost MAI! 111:01 thus,. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, '• Tacrstitstr-Cualegtes, Sterestarg S. SUCH Perilous 46P are ilestroiss of Contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Stu/piles, to DELI VER THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONs COALS at GIBRALTAR, may receive Partienlers of the Contracts at this Ofice between the boars of Eleven. an d v ‘ae , an d deliver their Tenders misled ep and directed to the Agent y m ,c onana i noria t gispodiet, marking thereon " Tender Cie Coals," on or bean* TUESDAY, the 211 iistionst, bat mime will he received after Twelve o'Clock on that day; raw will any Peoplesl be noticed witless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, aid U. Prices inserted Or Words at knob; nor unless a letter be sebjitined to such Proposal, signed by two persons of boniest property, engaging to ho. come bound with the party ttliderine, in the Sum rapreaaa d in the Particulars, fur the due performances( the Contract. On She THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, ►y Mr. ABERNETHY. On CHEMISTRY aid MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. NUS. Does the 147/. mid a sear do no more thaw maintain those five pour people, and there pour boys!—These s.e smile oilier objects of stir charity. Fur wake yeas* past 10/. have been p u.l , fir apprentereug tlimie boy., sod ;militia is year nr tau 201. and beside*, there is firing stud eliithaug fur the fin ish** Dimple. is the charity indebted to the trustees believe PI . (*oat is dear at presets*. but it ii inspimehlie to exactly ; the accouut is ',repo:ill to be passed by thr. •t.nui ne xt Mouldy. LS there a vhnolhourebeleheate to Ilsll•s charity *as a sebooltioase given ander the will ; Ind ihat to 110% Ii tots charity calk., the l)ispaasare•, at Reading; and theta. . are n•m.neo 111 the Blue-crsitt School, iu Meier lliat their abuslil be one inmiter, and the boys be together. What is ihme with the schuulhoiate?-11 is tel 1.. I). • peasary for seer.. guineas a year; it is a yes y atnahl If ment. Their i. clothing fur these boys Mau piurilled Nader the Mai. After which their Ma r? j. sties' * Tragedy of Arrirauts will perform S taab - ROMEO AND JULIET. The Prime rif Few. a, Mt. CoTeary ; Paris. Mr. Barnard, llitintsgor. Mr. Illaialuets; Omelet, Mr. Powril; Roma% Air. R. likrobk ((root the Their. e Royal, Bath, hi. ant ap. premier at Ws Theatre); Merretits Mr. Fraley ; ftrurro. lio, Mr III.Ilard; Tylarir, Mr Rerisrungb; Friar Lawrence, R Friar Joh.. Mr. Cooke; Paleoisar, Me. %o r " prier , Mr.finicht; Apothecary. Mr kits%ttris; Pogo% Mire C. Carr. tarty Capalet, Mrs. BIVVIVIIN; Juliet, hr • Toone Lady (her Ar.t appearauce in London); berm, Mrs. Spi.rkr. In Act I a Ittaqtrerarte Scene. In Act V a Funeral Procemiou to the Monument of the Caput , a. To *Well will be edited, the Misairal Farce at NO SONG NO StippEit. 018 MIDWIFERY, by Dr.GOOCII. PRACTICAL ANATOMY, •its DEMONSTRATIONS. by Mr. STANLEY. Further partieulara may he °Witted by application to Mr. Whirler, Apolbseery, at the Hospital. .. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPA RTM ENT. This ddiy are published, by JOHN SOUTER, Americas Pookselky, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard, SERMONS. on VARIOUs SUBJECTS. By SAMUEL SEAPORT, Bishop of Coeilectieut soil Rhode Island. la Two Vols. Piro. with a fine Portrait, price 18.. hoards. ••• .0. &oiler Ws just published a CATAIAKW E of AMERICAN BOOKS, with their Prices, which way be had as shove, price Is. AUCIUST iS, NOTICF ts hereby given to u I Persiiiie one of contracting to supply the fullewiug Articles for the Uee of tlic Army, How assay arras were there before thr enclosure ?—I he lirve by the enamour the estate has heria dbusseiiiiseit 30 acres. It is eitunernird of great mid mail tithes; mil I the Coininittee elegy,. I will stair the abide eireuitistinirot It is eaunerated by the Ille euelosure of the great soil small tithes. The rat., under the CIICIOSUrt. 3111101111iCil to 8101. 3s. 9J. although the truite-s could only raise 5441/. under the Act, for the impose of paying those rats a; the ellfritqllPllee of whirls is, that the lauds base hero is. the bawds of the Comosissiouers for the last two or (thee past, sod we cool i not b now usury, to pay sisal she elm , sty was indebted to the clusters. BR EA 1), To his Majesty's Land Forces mu Cantonmenis. Qa wen, and Barracks, isr the outler-oreationeri Counties and 1 , 414 mis : A Menai, Bedford, Berk. (including the Town or ages foal), Berwick, Pocks, emahridge (Mcholiiia the Tema of Newmarket), Cherries, Are Ilaer« ally other charities at Reading?—There are some other less cosi%illerab:e charities. Frederick, Mr. J. Smith; Crop, Mr. Barnard; Eedirra, • t lahrrry Mr.Sm,lh; Thomas. Mr Ebsuurtli; It.•hin, Mr. H. JO:41.11111. Dorothy, Mrs Mood; Louisa, Alia fl.dforil; belly, Mr.. Cormarp 11orgaretta, bliss Cabot p,.•ta open at Six o'Cluck. The Performance to begin al Arran. 80311 . P and Pliers in be taken at the Rotunda, Eryritter sorrel. Cr.", T. is WI Four, where may he lut,l a Rim • : rad, A.r ski further seromoned4tvon of :he Fiddly, the 130. flier Ii Ibe opts every Evening pelfutinsure fn.:n T•n till ar.day, dr comedy of A Cure fur the Heal Ache. • ttaidil. Nlr. Watkinaon (from the Theatre-Nina!, Hay ostkrr, anti Frani. flatland, Mr. Weirton (bring their Grat spi.v.rapee at thia tirtatrr). After "ditch, rbe fare, of The Load ,n. Niortoeh Delaury, Mr. IVrston. A N•a Metu•Drasa is ite preparation, sad will speedily be pi allured. This day is published. price ts. ALETTER to SIR S. ROMILLY, M.P. front 11. EROEGHAIII, Esq. M.P. F.R.S. on die ABUSE of CHARITIES. Prititcd for Loorismos, Hnrsf, Ref.% Orme, and Drown, London; and Archibald Camitahle and Cu. &hubiirgh. •,,* An APPENDIX of EVIDENCE will be publUted MI Monday, September 11. neuter, 1., knit r, 51i thlkur Monmouth, Not folk, Nuothampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, o x ford. Sil, p, S mice set, Siallod„ So 11 olk Surrey, Bowe:, Warwick, Wethatirrelan a, Worcester, York, NOI ill and South Wales, And in the several Counties in North Britain. Avi nh. Bread Ilu the House. liola Troops is London and its Vicinity. OATS, What is the Nature of Malahuia y4864?-11 is a rent. charge. arising not of Rleaieerv, of 911. What is West's els.riq It woe originally 1,2001 or. pbao stuck ; it is V. , :ted in the Cloilivoirkers C MIII.IIIII in Limbo; I believe it is upon trust to purchase knits. Miele Siff! they WS& do out believe they have ever lwete bought ; I bairee non they of 1,971t1. Bs. 4(1. is the tour per cents. and 613/. Gs. in the three per cents.. DR. FRANKLIN. curavrall (inellidiug Scilly), Ctimberlacd, Derby, Devon, Donal, Durham, rsigex, EXTRACTS ?ROSS TILE SISROIRS OF OR. FRANKLIN. (Continued frons our Paper of Monday.) This da l is published, in two vols. Eva. price U. Ss. boards with n Portrait Gum the rare priut by Crispin de Passe, the S , cued Editiuu ' of 111EMOIRS of the COURT of QUEEN ELIZABETH. %Vhst have the Cnrporstion of 111.alline to do with this fund'—They were 'millet to the reels of it, for the pur pose of providing fur the wruuleuau,•eaml of six poor boys to Reading, soil they also eunsi.se.l of a pastel of fee-faro rents in the county of Nurtharoptou, amounting to H. be. Sri. ". But I found I wanted a stock of word., or a realities* in recoilecting and using them, whIC.. thought 1 should hove acquired btfore that titer—,r I had gone on inshing verse.; shire the enowimil search lur word+ uf the same import, hot of tlitt-ieot length to suit the measure. or of dflferent soo,ol fur the rhyme, sandhi have laid me under a cousuo.t necessity of searching for variety, and also have tended to Ix that variety in toy mind, anti make me master of it. l'herefore, 1 took some of the tales in The Spectator and turned them into verle ; and after a time, when 1 had pretty well forgod,-ti the prose. turned them back again. I also 'mote times jumbled my collection of hints into coll us ion. and after some weeks endeavoured to reduce them into the best order before l began to hum the full sentences and complete the subject. This was to teach me method in the arrangement of di - thoughts. By comparing my work with the original I discovered many faults, and corr , cl,l them; but I wituetitnes had the pbesure to fancy. that in certain particulars of a Hell conse sequence 1 had been fortunate enough to nuproto the method or the language, and this encouraged me to think 1 might in tune become a toler,ohla English writer. of which 1 was extremely ambi tious. The time I allotted for writing exer,:t•,s. and for reading, was at night. or beft,re work began in the moroing, or on Sundays, when I cootrised to be its the priming -house, avonling, ns much as I could, the constant attendance ut public worship, which my father used to exact frosts me wile', WWI under his care, and which I stilt emitiiille.l t.• cousider ti duty, though I could nut .:tfurd tune to practi.e it. By LUCY AIKIN. The present iVorlt is composed alma the pines of uniting with the pr►euaal Hiatory or• celebrated Female Suvereigu, and a coon. eted osmium of the Domestic Events of bee Reign. a lute parties of Biographical Anecdote. Plieste Memoir, pail Trait* illustrative of the Manners. Modes of Thiukisg, awl Literature. of an iitterestiog period uf Eng lish History. Origistal Letters, Speeches, and occasioual Poems, are largely ioterspessed. Printed fur 11/rognsas, Horst, Item, Orme, and Brown, Lumloo. Glqueestrr (including the City of Bristol), Guernsey, Hauls, II r. ford, Hertford, Hunts. 1..1e of Mtn, Isle of Wight, Jersey, Ketat, How is the 4001. a year, arisiux out orluu s ib' a she. rity, bestowed ?—lt is di►ected to he lres;inved fur a school master, to clothe, educate, and maiidain 20 poor buys, of the three parishes in Reading, in the Blue-coat Sri I, sad to teach 30 buys as day scholars, yearly; sod fur two boys, of 18 years of age, to he put out apprentices. Dues the inc,one of Alilworth's charity do more than maintain those 20 bays, sod educate the 30 day sell .airs?— It has not dime shat ; the charity is inelcblell to the trustees. la what state is the feud of Archbishop I.surf's charity ; is it indebted tu the trustees?—No ; at the time of She visita tion of this charity, iu Ibl4, there were 8701. as a balsam in favour of the charity. For what purpose does that mccumolate?—lt has not as but is appropriated under the deed of the cha rity. How has t►e surplus rent been appropriated?—Under an order of the Court of Chancery. What is the parpiisc of Rich's charity'—The rents and Kalifs are applied fur the purpose of maintaining six poor boys in the iline-cost *hued in Hr. Aldworth's hospital, three to be mule choice of by the landholders of the tows' as 4 phials of Sonning, (Jerks, and Oiruit. Does tbc 2601. per y...“ do nothisie more than maintain those six bloc-coat busts?-1t would ensintain six boys now, bet the whole rent has nut maiiiivined those six buys, so that the charity is indebted to the Curporation. How much is it indebted to the trustees ,?-1 cannot state the automat. TUE 4TRE-ROYAL, COY ENT-GAIIDEN. THIS EVENING, Thumlas, Sip*ember 10. won be soled, Ilse Comely of THE SCHOoL FI►IR SCANDAL Air Peter Teazle, Mr. W. Ferrer (how. the Theatre Royal, Dublin, 1. ins los fist appenrshee on Aid Stage); Sir sUrfileP, %Ir. Terry; Air BenjanDia Backbite, Mr. Liston; Joseph Surtnr. M.. Yisongl CS arbs Surface, Mr. C ble; Crilocre, Blauchaucl; (betas•, Mr. Coen,; Row. Icy, ipman ; Mears, Mr. Sisausous. Lady Teusle, lbw R , 1111.” 1 ; Lady Slum/cell, Mn.a Fawril; Mrs. Call- Wile, Mn.. Gills ; and Maria, Mien Foote. lu Act 111. a %mg by Mr Taylor. After skinb t►elist New Rallct Diterliscaseul,eutilled Books recently published by J. MAWMAN, Lodiatc-stiett, Leedom. 1. \VOYAGE OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP v ROSAMOND to NEWFOUNDLAND aced the SOUTHERN COAST of LABRADOR; eat which COllll. tries no amount lia• been pnlslislsed by any British Traveller sloes the Reign of Queen Itlisabctli. 14.41(.10~5t EDWARD CHAPPELL, Astir, st w A items to Hodson 's Bay." Very neatly pebbled, is See. illustrated with Engravings, mod a Map of Nevrfousdl ‘od, price Its. hoards. To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in the uutkr-up utiuned Comities and Islands:-.. Bedford, Leicester, Berwick, Lincoln, Bucks, M'onnalsoth, Cambridge, Northumberland, Chester Oxford, Cambe;land, Rutland, Derby, Snip, Dothan', Stafford LA CII ASCE F 11•11111.1 y.. Hatted. Mr. Noliar. Nohow (a Wood Tropi). Lupplooi Atisodoot Wood Nymphs, by llso ru INKY Dronett.. ti oseester, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Wg.tooricAssoll, Worcester, North mull South Wales. To whirls will be added, the Andrus o f TO ‘l TIM VIII TIIE GREAT. Xing A ober, Mr. Fawcett; Toes Meath, Miy4 Baden; Lard Griaz:e, Mr Liston ; Noodle, air. Taylor ; Itlr Piertnoos; 'Train, M►. !efferent; Gho.t n( Gaffer Theenh, Mr. Timmy. Queen nollalolla, lUrs. Liston; Pr 'le , s. llonrateenra, Mrs. Sterling. * a * A Private Box may be ha.l fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Pread , ,e, et the fl u x uffice. I. NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to HU DSON'S BAY, in his 31ajesty's ship Rosamund; eualeininst sone Account of the North Eastern Cosst of America, sod of the Trilies inks. biting that remote !legion. By Lieut. !Award Chappell, RN. Aso. itlastratsd with Plates sad • Chart. I2s. boards. E. Vim Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry is Bar racks, aed Oats if, Cantonments and tinarters, iii tbe iiii der-tatistinased Counties in Saudi Britain : Perks, NOrthatriplosi, Cornwall, Nottingham, Meta, Somerset, nose', Si, fru3t, Kama, &Wry, llama (including tht Irk of I Sussex, Wigkt) Warwick, Kent, Wills, Lancaster, I York, Middlesex, I And in the several Counties Norfolk, I in North Britain. 3. A TREATISE ea the WEALTH, POWER, awl RESOURCES of the BRITISH EMPIRE, in es ery part of the WORLD. The Second Edition, IVIIVIC4I and enlarged. By P. Celqiihotin, LLU. Royal 410. IL 2s. boards. What is the expense of maintaining the six poor boys ! I believe it is calculated that the buys, at au average, coast the trustees 221. a piece. How is the 128/ yearly auverplus to be appropriated after the debt is discharced?-1 ano not aware twit the will pro vides for it; el course the charity will he augmented, as to the Number of buys. liars you ally idea of the amount of the debt?—No, 1 cahoot state it; 1 have beard ef 1,500/ ; but till the account is made up. it is imposs,ble to speak ; !key have kept sop the Dia hays, with the fluctuation of buys cuing out uf school. What is Malthus's charity?-1t is fur the eminteuance of eleveu buys. . . The 11.4.4.1 WI a be opand at Sit' o'Clnek, and the Pl.ry &gm at /Inca ' Hoses, 7,. Seessaid Price. 3s. —Pit. 3s. &I. Weald Price ' 2.—lsiwer Gallery, Its. Second Price, Is—Upper tiatiers, 1.. Second Pricy, W. Piai-rs kw the Box. s to he taken of Mr Brandon, at the liart-strret, from Ti. till Fonr. 4. An HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH f;0. VERNM ENT, from the Settknew of the Saxon* in Britain to the present time; withllooo Dissertations ennneeted with the History of the Goya...mot. Ily Juba Millar, Professor of Law in the Voivenity of Glasgow. A new Edition, 4 vols. sm. If. 16a. boards. S. LITERARY HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE ACES. Cuuipseheudia en Among of the State of Learning, from the Close of the Reign of Augustus, lo Its Revival in the Fifiesioth Century. By the Rev. Jusside &Anita... Needy printed in one large wallow (42 pages) 41u. V. la in hoards. " When about sixteen years of age, I happen-t 1 to meet with a hook written by one 'Flynn, reciaii. mending a vegetable diet. I determined to vu into it. My brother. bring yet onmarrierl . (ii.l not keep house, but hoarded himself and his op. preutices in another family. My refusing to ea; flesh occasioned an inconvenience, and 1 was c r ._ quently chid for usy singularity. I made au)sele acquainted with Tryon's inaimer of ',reprin t ; some of his dishes, such as boiling potatoes or rice. making liusty.pudding, and a few others, and then proposed to my brother, that if he would give um weekly half the money lie paid for my board, would board myself. He instantly agreed to it, and I presently foam' that I could save half what he paid sue. this was au additional loud fur lint— lugof books; hut I lead another advantage in it— iity brother and the rest going from the printitio.homa! to their meals, I remained there alone, and dispatcliii:g presently my light repast (which was often no mote than a Intend. or a slice of bread, set liandfal raisins, or a tart from the pastry-cook's, and a gloss of watts) had the rest of the time till their rein: ii for study. in which I made the greater progrcs,,, from that greater clearness of head, and (picker au. prehenrion, which generally attends temperance in eating and drinking. Tomorrow. the Opera or Rob Roy Miieworwir After ninth, an laterluale called Perannatins, rir Fairly Tarn Ile: Lady )11:1'1. Sill C. Krmhk (who is rilage.l at this Thos. C.O. To which will he added, the Farce of X. Y. Z. Ihi Mulisiah Macbeth, and Harlequin Gulliver, or The Thnt the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the 25th day of October next ' • that Proposal. is %ceiling, sealed up awl marked " Tender fur Army Supplies," will be re exived at this Office on or before THURSDAY, the 24th day of Septeriihi r (but none will be received after Twelve :Clock on that slay); and, Wired by Post, the Postage m u st be paid. Proposals mn.t he made separately for each County and Islam*, except for the Cunatirs comprising Norlb and South Wales, all of which mast be included iss suite Tender; as also mast the several Comitirs in North Britain ; and each Pro- Isobel mnst have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of karma Property, engagnix to become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, fur the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he unfired unless made un a Printed Tender, and the Prices expressed iu wisrd. at length; and should it so happen Mar during the continuance of the Contract ao Troops should be siipplied nu the Comity, the expense of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will he refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad epos applica tion at these Chamber., between the hours of Eleven and Fire; and at the Office of Deputy Consmissary-Geseral Young, FAlinburgh. P.S.—Samples of the Dread and Meal may he seen at the Chambers between tire huers of Twelve and Two. Arr thi:se eleven boys maintained with it , —Eleven boys have been maintained, but at this time the charity is now full. LAST WEEK OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 6. The HISTORY of CF.YLON, from the torlierst Peri4l to the Year 1616; with fTheraoterletic Details Of the Reli giose. Laser, sad Monsen uf the People; sod a Collect' s.f their Mural Maaimiy and Areieut Proverb*. By Phila leder% A.hl. Otto*. T. which is subjoined, Robert Knox's Hialorical Relation of the Island; with an Aerosol uf his Captivity during a period at woe twenty years Readmitted, printed in oae large villainy 4to. Illooratrel with shams Piste's, wad • Map of the lalawd. Werth. THIS EVENING, Thumb's., Sepirrnher 10, win be performed (first lime this sensun), • Play in Shyer Ads, interspersed wish Mow, railed TOE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. e.uast de Vahnoar, Mr. Ward, (bring his first appearance in that character); Baron LAingnewillr, Mr. Fonte ; Florian, Mr. Earnanl ; Berirand, Mr. Tokrly ; I:Eclsir, Mr. Rios. sell Greral.linr, /list E. Blanchard; Rosahells, M.s. %.it. tun; Mumma, lies. Davenrort ; Ergrosia, Mrs. Glower. 7. THE WORKS OF THOMAS GRAY, Esq. edited by the Rev. Joins Mitfoed. Eletmitly printed, and embellished with two Ane Puitraits of the Author, in 2 vole. 41e. O. 46. board.. Aker shich. the Faree of THE SLEEP-WALKEIt. S. REMAINS of JOHN TWEDDELL, late of Trinity College, Cambridge. bee ag a Srlretion of his Correspondence, kr. s ith a Riutrapideal Memoir of the Deceased. Ry the Rev. Robert Trieditell„ A.M. Illustrated with Portraits, Pietstreaque Views, and Maps. The Second Edition, ant mewed by a Vooliention of she Editor, against certain Pub lications of the Part of Elgin and others, together with an lodes. dio. 31 3s. boards. Sir Patrick M.c Gain., Mr. Cuonur, Ratileriste. Mr . Ituitard; MIN, Mr. Tukels; Sgmno, Mr. J Russell Mn. lltenreas, Mrs. Davenport; Sopiesa. Mn. Combo,. Roles, Sr —Ptt, Gallciy, U.—Second GO- D..ors to he opened at Six, and the Pai romance to belga, at Sven. s s TIIEA TREEOYA I. ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. 1111111% EVENING, Thue.(l.tr, September 10, IL •iII be • 13th liieseY •' preaente.l(_ _ a oat+ Orrctia, caned THE BULL'S HEM). - - Principal ('barart►rs—Mr. Wrench. Mr. W. ft Chatterley, llcoir. Mr. Wilkinson. Mr. Multi, Mrs. Gruvr, Miss 1.. ‘c, and Mrs. Richardson. a'i•i which (11th limit) a Magical Farce, it, two Acts (not taken from the French), rolled ANIATEURS AM) ACTORS. To which will he added, the Comic Operetta called Ml' UNCLE. Tu ronende i;snii in this Theme) the Grand -- 114101 II 41 talk. TOE oF CA P - TA IN COOK. Captain l'oeit, Mr. T. P. Cooke; kir Licntentost, Mr. Wars; I.lruiroatit of Marines, %Ir. Mot ; Mostswaia, Mr. nlikttouto; Trifelilhoo (King of the Island of o.why-r4O, M, Fisher. Lotai (a relation of the King). Mrs- Vtarent ; (Heart's Eau), Mills I SWIM ; I.li.gan_r-iter-srb (Mut: E'er), :Wiwi lAre. lueolesit4l to 11w Ktillutisone rill be ititrodaced, the AlliitlCAN INDIAN 11"AHRI(911. lately • dis titiox the last night lint Too of their appearance. I'+ Act 11. thr adtairrtl Trio, " Ching Chit (lass." will Ire by bliss I. Steireasou. Miss Love, sod Mr. Wil. ,o. T ' Awe'run and Arlnno. end 11.11POVII‘r. lon smiarday, TheTnryike G.lte, AtnalcuJo a,rd Argun. aa4 'I he D. mil of l'eplain Ce.uk. (hi Nlnnd.t), The Wurard, nr 'I he Rrown Mall of the Aluor; A :11.1 . . we and Acturo; and DunJnen, ur The Ltber hoe A Opelti(a, 1., hr called Tilt Rciadervout, it in se. Ibeataid aad Will r p c , kV) be pru.luc.d. O. TOAD of ALEXANDER. 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Mr KUSTACE'S LETTER from PARIS Io GEORGE PETRE, Eq. The laugh Edition. eve. 4.. to the Press, awl shortly u4ll he published, 13 A THIRD awl SUPPLEMENTAL VOLUME, in to Ur EUSTACE'S CLASSICAL TOUR. Bir Sir Richard Colt How, Bart. ••• The Quintet P.dithee of Mr. rosteee's Work having bee: Insignia of prise. • new mod Thkd Edition of the two volumes will be published at the same time as the above. A 1.., 14. THE HISTORY of SCOTLAND. By Malcolm Laing, Esq. A new Edition, wended and emosidesably ei.laeged, l• 4 vols. 8%0. Preparier fur Publicslion, 15. TRAVELS pp 13111:ECB •ad ALBANIA. By Bur Res. T.S. Hughes, Tanury Culler, CsuditidAe• EDUCATION c.:* the LOWER ORDERS. (Concludes, from our Paper of yesterday.) Hr. William Andrew■, jun.'s examination toweled's'. in's, is the present rent ?—With revril to that, I know nut whether it be MI. or 8251. hut I should rather say 6351. let he Mee.... Hallaway and :Stevens. Whets: Jon the estate lie?—At Bray, is the county of Berks. _ _ How many acres ere there ?—I cannot state positively ; bnt it is somewhere &Joni 390 acres. It t►at reckoned the NB rent I —Yes ; it is undoubtedly; • very large rent, and probably it is as good a faro as any in Berkshire. How did it happen that thereat continued without rising from Arclshi-hop Lauer death till 1508?—Because it was so provided in the rift. How was it i ed in 11104, notwithstanding that provi. sion in the gift?—The tenant having suffered the property to be dilapidated, they threatened to proceed against trial, and be was induced to surrender his estate and interest in the premises. How did that give the Corporation a right to let it fur a higiterrent to another tenant, when the deed says expressly it is the donor had provided fur, bad ceased, and the Corporation were entitled to re-enter, and to let it at a higher rent ; they did not re-enter, beeseee the tenant surrendered. ttrbo was to choose the tenant ?—He hail demised it to the tenant himself, mad it amounted to almost a renewal. What was the nature of Sir Thomas Rich's cliarity?-4 believe it was a gift of 1,0001. to be laid out in the purchase of lands. What !—Vvou (hi 18th al May, MM. It wee • will. What MU the value of lba latiAis at the time they were How many are there now ?-1 see there are seise• boys upon the charity maw; and I should state also, that they have been very recently elected. What is the estimated cost of maintaining those Peen buys'—From 201. to 211. I should suppose, spun an average. How is the surplus of 301. a year bestowed?—There is an surplus at present ; every charity conuected with the school is indebted to the Corporation. The Committee are aware, that up to some short time since, the estate only produced 011 hut now it is 1911.; I should except Archbishop Laud'. charity. Is there a balance in favour or against the Corporation, upon aloe whole of the charities, itieludisig Land's, namely, Archbishop Laud's, Alilworlit'a, Rich's, West's, and Mal thaes?—Excepting Laud's, hut as to the other four shave is • balance against the charities. By taking the whole five together, is there a balance for or against the Corpuration?—Taking them in a mass, there is • balance in favour of the Corporatiou. To what eminent you recant tell ?-1 cannot tell; I have nothing to do with the management of these charities; have only the partial custody of some of the papers. What balance dues it appear that there is in the Tres. sneer's Imbeds is Veptember, 1815, tweet his whole trans actions ?—I casuist state the balance; this account, atiliungh it be passed, referred to and examined, as up to Michaelmas, 1815, is only up to Michaelmas, 1814. What is the forndation of Hall's school ?—Among other Magi there is a house fur the acisoultuaster, to maintain and teach t►ree pour boys one year, to clothe them, to furnish a Bible (areas+ hay, to pay fur the master's salary, and 181. a year fur each buy, besides GI. to each buy, to apprentice theta. What is the revetine of the charity ?-1 make it amount to 931.1 a ed.; I should state, that there has beeu some ad ditions to that charity. What is the time of Hon Sift?-1 believe it was dated the 31st of Deceit:bee. 1606. Have the lands risen in rents since that lime?-1 should suppose they have; but 1 have but got ducetneols to answer that Are the!, low let now ?—They were let at 401. exclusive of laud tan, 41 131 i. 4d. which inekesi be awnings 441. 130. 4d. How many acres are (here?—the fans which I ■m speaking of heron the enclosure was 27 acres of enclosed land, and 23 saes of commonable Inuit; it has beta lately enclosed; I do oot know the onsonat now. Do you understood it now to be let at a fair rent?—lt was let urea lease tu a Mr. Beuyon, which is within a few years of expiration; he is under treaty with the Corpora. liuu to sorraider that lease, and there is likely lo be a cum siderable increase. Do you know what the pureha/e.money originally was? —I helieve it was originally devised by the dower. Has any further gift beim made to this charity lately 1— Yea, there have bees; there is also a ammuom and hods at Lydia'Mr, is Haat., in the pomeesioa ofJohis Keith. Ad in the peeme4eitre of Joh. liteverms!--Yes; • yearly rent elem./ Uri. satiate to masa Madames, for land•ts:. What has been added to the charity lately !—There has bre. au addition by the residuary estate a air Iliad Not " My brother had, in 1720 or 21, begun to print a newspaper. It was the second that appeared its America. and was called The New England con rasa. The only one before it was The &won /Vete, Lesser. I remember his being dis►uaded by some of his friends from the undertaking, as nut likely to succeed, out newspaper being in their judgment enough fur America. At this time. 1771, there ara • • not less than twenty-five. He went on, howev t r. with the undertaking; I was employed to curry tile papers to the customers, after having worked its composing the types and printing off• the sheets. He had some ingenious men among friend*, who amused themselves by writing 11th,• pieces for Isis Paper, which gained it credit, mil made it more iii demand, and there Gentlemen often visited us. Hearing their conversations, 1111. i their accounts of the approbation their paper+ were nee:wed with, I was excited to try my hand among them. But being still a boy, and suspect that my brother would object to printing any thing of iiiii ie in his Paper, if he knew it to In• nine. I contrived to disguise my hand, and *rifle,: an anonymous paper, put it at night under the door of the printing-house. It was found in the morning, and communicated to his writing ft - wik, when they called in as usual. They rest it, coils. meuted on it iu my hearing, and I hail the vigil:- site pleasure of finding it met with their approta. him, and that in their different guesses at the author, none were named but mete of some charac ter among us for learning and ingenuity. I sup