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iftEantrinz 11 . 1! il l ; , , 1 l‘ , I li I , 1 1 lij lAiii- The Primula." cawed south affected, sod Do ittiog th ‘rgesl wwstaktis tutu custody by a Mecca's Alcor. •• • Wir • THE COAL TRADE. ••••,11111 Yesterday the in.raiwatiuu was smarmed Toque, Rh:Hann "finale, Esq. rest es the filliug up the vender's ticket% with the esiiiiirrsigaipg of she meta a warm to them, to timer'. the purchasers receiving the sort of rusts the •Irr's t i cket purported they were. Tire quest iou excited coos siderentr isterest sown; the coal trade sad the Warten. Mr. Andrews again attended to support the informatifins 'referred against Mr. csecrge Alder, $ coal sonebant. The Learned Gen :ennui addi eased the 3asgiatralent wow length, fit moment. to the insiuustioes that bad been Hareems sass no Tuesday egailiat Mr. Bradfield, the informer, (het tbeassitives that actuated bin in hrieging forward the charges were of a prrsuwal amine, whrrras, he Mahal bias to be • swat re. spectable coal merchant and that he aloud opus public groneda. and for the pub lic gaud. The Bret intomat • called ou out of the revels unheard. 'eras fur air ildively of 38 seeks of coals at the hens, of tads Eliza Smith, on the 25th day of August last, in Pie. cadilly Terrace, without the vaulter ticket beteg properly 'signed. On the informatiow being read, Mr. Hirseplewyelooft an objeetina as to the form of it, as it stated veuder's tickets, mistress is the Art of Parliament these was us swelleword as tickets. it tieing the Act, in the singular tturobse,'"tirket, Hee a / and he comeistlest, that if they me oat any mist of /he act of Parliament they were humid lo set it out correctly, as was the case is prosecutions for forgery, whore the VW irldell of • tells r was fatal. Tee Illegistrate admitted IMO in eases of forgery the Mete. tarot of Mr. Humphreys was corehet. Mr. Andrews, in answer, eusimuted that the whole of the addeetion was groundless, and that it was not offerer, to "rite any part of the Act of Parliament, and all that waa 'necessary to say was, that it was contrary to the Moline. The Magistrate over-roiled the ohjection, situ the charge "emmederi. Mr. Humphreys objected to Mr. Bradfield Mending near "la Aintrews, but the LearisedGestkisan stating that tie ateutled to colt him as a evilness, he remained in his place. Mr. Audrews stated that he should be glad fit see Lady Smith there. to ascertain fruits her Ladyship, if she spree. • ed of the conduct of her servants, use. Was. /Mamie. under butler of Lady Edits Smith, wasralled, and questioned as to his knowledge of her Ladyship's Chris . sum name, which, he said, he did not know ; bet be enl 'rnitlal that he believed her name to be Eltes, and that he - had Mee her Ladyship write, sad item tette.. directed to her. A qoastioo arose as to whether abs 0111•11 S scut to have been ..stenevilstal as Lady Drummund Smith, she being the widow if Sir Drumnsuoil Smith. Bart. However a gentleman • is tie Hike stated her Ladyship to be the daughter of Eart of Galloway, sad therefore she was • Lady in her 'owe, right, sad was described right as Lady Elise Smith. A sander's ticket fur 38 sacks of coals was strewn to Savage, ' sod @eked if that was one of the tickets he received with a areggois load of coals at Lady Bashi. house, on the 25th of August which be said he could slot positively identify,ow acconut of the butler turrieg received one of the right tickets. The ticket was dated the 25th of August, last Mr Andrews contented that was oat wellicient proof. On wiliness being crosii-exandoed by Ms. Husupbrrys, he said be had received no verbal or written eirstructions to pen weed with these informations by his mistress, Lady St/61111. A letter had bees received from her Ladyship, in which she • -desired him to speak the truth. On the 10th of September last be recollected Mr. Bradfield calling opus him, who said he came from Mr. Kendall, the butler, he had given hint permission to see the tickets sent iss with rails aid in coo sequence be &hewed them to him, sod Mr Bradfield naked him if be had any objection fur him to take and examine them, to which be amented. having known Mr. Bradfield for some years, he having served Sir Drummond Smith some years Mace with coals. Jarvis Kendall, the butler, was called to identify the yen. "tees ticket, but be said be Could udt be militia that it wee -weaved un the 2311, of Angela. Mr. Bradfield am* ealled.and he iatatified the Heim as bowleg received it fruin Savage, Lady Smith's under-hailer. 'and that be told bins he received the ticket on the 251 b of August. He admitted, on fiCtroas-eximination, that he bad no orders Crum Kendall the huller to get poesessios of the `tickets, but that Savage did mot object 1p his toting them away; he denied that hemid ha had orders, hut fee admitted 'that his object was to get possession a them In make them evidence for the present informations. lie was asked if lie or whores to -pay the-emoeuses of these informatious. Mr. Andrews objected to this question, as, if that was to be 'applied, nu person of respectability scarcely would sae bark in careerism a penal statute. Jul. Ogle, the labouring meter, who was stationed at the wharf frown where the coats were sent. called St. Bride's Wharf, *dunned that he had not countersigned the vendei's ticket to Lady Eliza Smith, of 38 seeks; in fact, the ticket wee Dot signed by any perms. He admitted that he had uever coteutersigned a vender's ticket, Dor had been called upon by a weerchliat or dealer in tools to sign a vender's ticket since he had-been • tamer. He confessed his ignorasce upon the subject, and 'limbs did wet know it was his duly to sign them littlest Tuesday,wleen the examination took/dace upon the first information. He also admitted that he had discovered that he was liable to a penally of evq. (or uut countersigniug the vender's tickets. Mr. Humphreys addressed the Magistrate at considerable length, and urged that the delivery of the vo odiv's ticket had out been proved on the e5lll of August. His client was a very young man, having only succeeded to his father's hominess about two or three years, and that he was totally ignorant that it was Necessary to have the leavening Thrtec . st name countersigned to the veuder's ticket, VA no fraud could possibly be iiateaded, no charge upon the subject had been made by 'Lady Smith. The ticket. ''spun w i s h h these infurthations were groluded were obtained from Lady Smith's house eurreptitemsly. The full penalties eulogist to be recovered by these informatiOns 'amended to the enormous sum of 1101; he aurefure hoped if •consietern look place, that the lowest penalties 'refold be inflicted. De The f;ndant addressed the Magistrate, and assorted his ignuraiece that it was necessary fur the meter to countersign the vender's ticket, and if he bad 'men sensible that it was ne cessary, he could easily hare complied with the Act of Po:- liatnent, by putting the meter's name then on duty to the tit ket, which was all the Act required, as it merely said in the form—" Here i siert the meter'a name,' mid thetefore no fraud condo, he intended, sod to which he pledged himself must celentitly. Me... Baker, one of the chief iTtitmineter meters, was called upon to state the practice. He stater: that the meters belonging to his office eountersignedthe vender's ticket-, and thiy could correct any impoeitiou of soh.ditating ou, s t ilt of coals fur mentleer by Crooking at the ship's certificate, cud be knew there wedafigete shabby •fellows in the trade who would do it, tad he'haTa conviction at the office ou it. The Magistrate observed he wee tarry the 'wrathy fell ior• on the vetidetsnd udt on the meter. Ile was Informed th..t was not ton late, and t they were geeing nii. He inquired if ail the iiiforniarimos w b; fo r ro eedeil upon. Mr Huniiiloevs y a w h e h a d ts plead guilty to all, or pay MI. wad each sin the nix other cases; thou would he etraietleag fur costs, as it was iu the Batik of 'Lie.- land case. _ Aod,ews said At; would spec to this, if Mr.'Hum phriqa world ahasalus his appeal to the first cutiviction, which he agreed to. Mr. Bradfield said Its should give bis /hare of the eonalc two to the Ro,al Fever Muavital nod the Hainrine lie added, that he was deteriniutd to exiiuse the diete.s. Umu.notota.s: stnrrr. !MIMING AN HOl EL. IVilliata //aatiiton, who tkaertbeti laincelf to be a mr.. dital statics*, a as awl& by Mr. Rvebvtiout, IN (+rimed, of pair his cowl, which hid trees stolen from soother gentleman's realm, awl a raw. This witness bad also last seise articles itf Hues front 14+ drawers. • The relator, said, that he lodged aver Otiwiter, bet he had an objection to Mate where; hot, however, on the Ma. trskate stating Hatt he ►buuld detain I tsiws, he said, that he was erred, its isetody, 10.1411 that he was a ruler of the ittett's Bench, which was tie aere-Ikeerstfer residence. The Priewier was remanded coulrellict • clalesome iu your Paper float the disappointment of t h e players frail their expectation of my appiar --7 were-duly apprised of tht; impua- Tbe are as folios part of the Nottingham Club, *liked 2 days before left it for the Highlands in Scut and' requested sae to snake the match, wli,ls I declined. After repeated solicitations us his part, stud also ON Mr. Lambert's, I did make it ; Ind I expressed, at the Oilier, my fears wining able to play. Ensiling my doubts reshoed when 'hooting in the Highlands,l immediately wrote to Mr. Loh. hen, to inform Most of the impossibility of my reaching Nut sitigham iu time, and that I them* the beit phut would be lo postpone the match, as I would hive nothing to du with it if not loresent. This letter reicher! Mr. Lambert iu fall time to prevent any mistinderytaodiog intent the players, as I re ceived so insestor to it at FAinburgh cm my return from tine Highlands; mid if oily Sisappoistbocut took place ' the fault most remain with Mr. Laifibert, 'either Lord Frederick Heaucletk, Mr. Budd, woe soitilf i were present to condoct the swatch. It is oat surprising I did nut snake the Stakes goid, as they would hive adtkd seed materially to the strength of Eughand, and, of course, I did not like to trust solely to the players."-1 am Sir, Your o bedient Servant, GEORGE OSSA LDESTON. Alotierten Lodge, Mallon, Sept 20, ISIS. . .. . la !. '••• • ' • - • • . ..• , .. . . ellr•-• . s, 44 0 ;4 1 ' , 4 ~. "; - • ," ...: • ... •• . 7:.. .i 3 .• • '... If'.• . . • • you NM thelArs et yohr mother, hat the story you 'the *bite Dear, Picadilly, on sospicioo of stealing limes TO 77-fEIIDITOR OF I fir l ipi t e l yoss ssui.l have known to be &lie. It in Millet to me 'sad odwrortitiss. _....—....• sack a re. l oosahle looking y g minima aMb so depraved Ur. Itoshollepeasloled, lit the Primmer occasionally had sin—l berms will iota a twert. 'T.9I hoer given sip )our relations. and tlwir reapeet- ' a lordeletse• sod if had frcalsaal i batotkved dim Itanticin! ° rewire to we, via —That th e . , able pr.steslion, to live so a state of adtelteff with • man bad lose: Welt Onallacef. and au M ows theenlan uten " 1 " at Nottingham arose No& the who rs carriers shoot yon, awl you Novo comm 41M committed iiTehruy doted *Mord W detain the hisooer ea Tlianday awe 00 , the Ernui4,-is they we for Lis au l ipt,ri. The eruinviesior dues mut appear, nod at. I right. - sibilily of ray attendance. TI ;., 41,11111 M to toy duty, I ant rtlectaatly whited ta disclearge i Il scatheless, 'db. lodged in an 'apartment atlioittiall to 44 Mr. D i .„„i,,,„, the part of )..ii ' 1 that where the Produce &lot, saw him os the stairs us. Wed- is Combo swat day. b ef o re I I • The Primmer Wined owl affected, sea oe be i n g di.- i ugsde, toornink with a'sarm!rair . o_f_shem_s_eoneesled .. ander .. it. n . i. ao4 . requeded me Is pall _ . _ . ..... .... , .. _ .. . .. . . fRELAAiI. ..1111111.- DI:BUR, OCTOBER 6. The Earl awl Conntess of Mayo. Mia* Mary tlte4 lairesice. and suite, and General and M►ss Mikes, are among the lint arrivals io Kilkenny. TheCtiuntess of Farnham has arrived in won. turd Gosport has arrived at Earldom House. 'lt is the intention of Lord Milton to visit the Continent for the benefit of his health ; he will hr seconipiouted to Paris by the Noble Earl his father. llr. Muatgonstry is appointed stage manager at Cro*.strvet Theatie. Was Stephens, with whose musical powers even tat Most uhscarecity hail been acquainted by repu tation. made her first appearance at the Cook 4 rhentre on Thursday evening, in the character of Pay, is The Beggar:s Opera. She was received 'sposo her entrance by one of the most crowded and fashionable audiences we ever saw assembled in that 'city with rapturous applause ; but it was a feeble •exprrialion continued with that which followed the enitclit•irin of her first song. " Pirgios are like the Air /luw'r in its bistre." Mr. Horu was the illorheath of the piece. PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE. TUAIII. OCTOBER I. Tuesday, being Michaelmas Day. Jahn F. Ilrowne, jun. E.q. was sworn into the office of Sovereign for the en►uing year, pursuant to the election of the it4th of June last, and according to the procibieus of the Charter. IIUi.LIII6AR. OCTOIllga I. On the 2511 ult. three sheep went killed ou the lands of Newcastle, near Ballyinahon, the pro perty of the•Couotess Dowager of Rase. wzxreao, OCTOBER, I. On Tuesday last Arthur Meadows, Esq. was sworn into the office of Mayor ; Robert Hughes, Esq. Density Mayor; and Charles Jacob and John Towell, Lstirs. Bailiffs of this Corporation for the crisuisig year. Same day the following Gentlemen were chosen Burgesses of this Corporation :—Rubt. Hughes, Esq. ; Major James Boyd ; Christian .Esq.; and Colonel Johns. We regret to state, that early ou Friday night a hewing -cot, in which were lire men, was upset by a gale of wind near the land at Rosiare, when the whole were unfortanotety drowned. The names of the stitirrers are Joints Siggins, and his two sons, idtlit• Lambert, send filurphy, all of Koslarw. lEW , OCTOBER 1. The very unfivoutible state of rise weather for the loht fortnight has retarded the harvest business coonsulerably in this quarter.; lout exertions are runic, while a fair interval occur., and we hope that all will be got in withoolf any injury . The markets are largely mopplied will, provibions of every kind, and pricrb rather moderate. Butter, however, not. withstanding the reduction in other places, tams its high price, and btoug4at is. 21d. per lb. tire* week. the Ateliers holding out for U. 3d. ENNIS, SEPTEMBER 30. Yesterday, bring Michirelinas-day, the Very Rev. Dean Henry Vei-ey Fitrzeralil was sworn into the ' ,fr ier o f WO p ro vost for the ensuing year, John James Fitzgerald. Esq. Vice-Provost, and John O'Donnell, E-q. Town Clerk, for the like period. In the afternoon of Siturday Oist a desperate battle took place between two hostile clans, who wet for the purpose at the fair ofdllP vninon. A wan of the Haute of Darby Kellfaied on Mon day morning of -wounds he had received in the affray. • ♦THL.ONE, OCTOBER 1. Tuesday last Richard Ilatirkuck. Sig. was sworn into office s• Sovereign of Atlilungingreeably to annual usage. GALWAY. OCTOBER 1. Tuesday twit 'being Michaelmas dny. file follow ing Gentlemen were sworn in as Officers of the Corporation for the ensuing year : Imes Daly, Emi. M.P. Mayor; Jame* O'Hara, Erg. Record.-r; Mickai I Dillon cud T. Smith, Esqrs. Slictiff*: hints O'Hara, EU'. TO.I. Clerk. - CLONWEL, OCTOBER 3. On Tnesday, at the Races of Caper, an ask- Ra-il lellav on horsebsek, with bis Mite behind lan, rude acie,s the course. while two fine horses west running an incomparable race. The conse quence we., the rider of one of the horses (No °bock/ash I was thrown, as was the wife of the awk ward feHow who rros•rd the course. and we are sorry to learn, that 'oath these hallo have since provea fatal. I.LMERicIi, OCTOBER S. We are sorry to notice a further instance of hoc eid-ossirisge einittnitted ut twilight on the evening of the 29111 tilt. at the cross roads of 'Clostletowit Conyers, in this county. in the brutal murder of Robert Gomm', a useful constable. It is conjec tured•he lied been way-iaid by ic-atssins who were concealed in the plantations. An Inquest was held an 11'rdoe~lhty on the body, by John Cox, Esq. Coroner, alien a verdict iif Wilful Alurdir was re /timed against prisons unknown. The tnifoitunste trais received nine desperate anoints on hiss head, .-isne of which uppeared to be talieted by *Words, t.c. A very tire yue“t apoe..r,ll r , lf Nlrruate on gil t tirtlay toornitt i ,;, Lra:tu•; up Kith full nail fur the 11orse Clistioe:. Ili It•COMitiltf: lig her, .he dee.. tioetly uppe3red to be Sir IVIi.CuUTIS'S celebrate.' .pletroore.ho..i ; 12,st whil,t the soopretion twos ring uti, the ;drt.tical ho..t, Ll:tog:mg to the worthy Bo mi.et. bete IN sight. The -Government wen were not long iu Itoietna their levool to the Cottons house cutters. utol, nr ulinrwt tlte twinkling of an rye, they inward the. otrioqe ve.,l I, 11114 tv bt NAVAL INTELLICEIVCE. Poirismoven. Of:TIMM A. Passed by for London the Prime Regent, Clifford, from Bengal ; sailed 11th May; ea 4th June spoke ibis Mengel, —, from Calcutta for Liverpool, all well; also passed by Ike Under' packet, fr•im &Nina fur London. Arrived Ike Surrey, Rains, from the DONISs with convicts for New Surlb Wain. PLYIIIOOTIC OCTOara 7. Came in the Sappho, Hall. front Bombay for London, after a passage of four month■ and 14 days; Minerva transport, Jenson's, from Barbadues for Chatham, in 36 days, with iu valid troops...bulb are expected to sail Ibis everileg. uvenvool.. ocvonas 7. Arrived the Se•firrth, Crosby, from Bombay ; sailed 21st May. On Aegest 26, in lat. 21. 30. N. 10ng.22. 30. W. about an hour before daylight, when standing under easy sail to the N.N.W. • vessel commenced firing •crosa our hawse and over the mast heads; when there was salScieut day-light perceived her to be • brig ; hoisted our colours, ou which she made all sail fur us, giving as a shot occasionally, but chewed no colours twill about six o'clock n . m. when she hoisted an Enlists blue ensign ; coding that she gained on tea, and that we could not evade her, we shortened sail, and prepared the hest means for defending the ship. She came up on our weather side, hauled down the English ensign, and hoisted one resembling Spanish; hailed us to kuuw from whence we came, and where bound, both of which question., we refused to answer, and at the some time told him we could nutrecognise his colours, and that if be did Dot haul them down, we should fire auto him: he did so, lowered • boat down, hoisted Portuguese colours, and said he wished to board us; this we also refused him; we edged away gradually, she up boat and hauled her wind, and at eleven o'clock lost sight of her. Sbe is a long low brig, about 330 tons, nine ports on each side, and a lung gun in inidships; her larboard side painted ►ed, with two white usouldiurs, sod her starboard side • brood yellow street. His Majesty's ship F lie, inform. rd us, that five days previous the St. Helena packet had been plundered near the Equator.-04 3d September, I. hit 1 ; 4. N. lung. 28. W. smite the Liverpool, from Calc•tt•' for Li. verpoul--sailed 9th May: the Roscoe, sod the Fletcher, fee Liverpool, were to sail iu 10 days. DRAT, OCTOBER O. Case down from the River and sailed, the Providence, Moon, for the Cape and Madras. Sailed the Dulpbiu Dutch frigate, for Africa and the West Indies. Remain in the Downs the Severn and *alert ; Thetis, Yarrow, for orders; and Findlay, Harris, for Sierra Lowe, waits for passengers. lEvaiwau., SEPTZMBRI 30. The Rate, Warren, of and for Bristol, from St. Peters. burgh, was driven en abort on the island of North Ronald. Hay, on the 25th instant : cargo expected to be saved, but the vessel will be • complete wreck; the Mate drowned. WORTH lIIIIILDI, OCTOSER S. The Jane, Cattliness, that on Saturday got upon the Ruck bead, near to the Spanish battery, after casting nearly the whole ..f her cargo of coals overboard, was, after great am tioas, fluUed off, and brought into this harbour. The following were elected Magistrates of Ayr on the sth instant :—_ William Cowan, F-sq. Provost ; John Aitken, Esq. and Peter llPTaggert,inn. Esq. Rallies; lulus Sloan, Esq. Dean of Guild; and David Gib..., Treasurer. A letter from Buffalo, dated September 1, says— " Lord SELICIRS arrived iii this village on Sunday last, and will leave here in the steam-boat for Sand wich to take his trial. A number of the Stock bridge tribe of Indians passed through this plaice last week, with their families., on their way to White River, Indiana, where they awn a ine track of laud, on which several of their tribe have already settled." Some of the German Universities have refused admission within their walls to the refractory stu dents of Gottingen. Many of them have been re gistered in those of Jens. Leipsic, and Berlin. It is rumoured in Berlin that the Baron Da HUMBOLDT, the Prussian Minister in England, purposes to renounce his present situation, and re tire to his estate of Tegel, near Berlin. The Count Ds GWEISENEAU had been mentioned as his successor at the Court of St. James's, but he has been appointed Governor-of Extract of a letteffrom Trinidad, dated 26th of August It appears that the Spanish Royalist cruisers, in this Gulf of Paris, having, for some time past, given considerable annoyance to the Bri tish, as well as other vessels, trading between this Island and the river Oroiroco, particularly from Angostura; the Independent Admiral Batort, and his squadron, had arrived at Gui►ia, a small town -in the Gulf for the purpose, as it is said, of 6 muting out the gallant tars of the beloved Fawn- NAND.' Guiria is, we understand, not more than live hours sail from the harbour of Port Spain. Trinidad has been the scene -of much bloodshed, during the present struggle between Old Spain and her subjects ►n South America; and is regarded, by both Royalists and 'lndependents, as a place of no inconsiderable consequence, eim •of defence or strength, but as a depot fur implements of war and supplies, whence they may be sent into the interior wit heat any great risk." There is a rumour afloat that the Emperor A r.tsx.tN DER bin conic to an understanding silk the French Government respecting the disposal of the materiel of his army to France. lie intend., it is said, to ►e-convey the men to Russia by sea, leaving the horses, with their full mountings, aid hisguns, &c. in France, where they are much wanted. Wish all these he is amply provided at home ; and as he receives a grand price for what lie disposes of to the French, and the ciiiileynsice of his troops by sea pill be less expensive than marching slit4u over the arrangement is considered to be for the adr.u,taie of both parties. iDUC-ITION of die 1:03'121: EXTRACT VR9II. TIIE MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE SI.LELT Comourrsit OF THE nous?. OF CO:NIMES. NNIXED TO THEIR THIRD RE.• I`Divr ON THE LDUCATION Of cur. LOWER DILDEN`,. (C.ndfinued f,ura bur f 4 raper of yederday.) SCHOOL -r-- The T.. rertad William WILon utast* ixaminalirn. [11:.• i•iilowisig kiter was delivered Ws:tool trail J NI. Bees, 1:nli Sir—Us. Thursday cresting last I Ord the houssor sit re 'relying suer litter, and would hare innueillately with your errors*, had I not nei.laid the pain rs of which con require coiner. Alter r diligent 'Torch, I at last disci:wen:Ll drew, and they are to the followiug ct (Copy of my letter to the Lail of lainednle.l My Lord—The uce.ssinis all whirls 1 ant compelled to ae drcbs your Lordship will, I trust, plead my p a.use fur the great liherty I lave taken. On Saturday evening (3d Slav) I received tom Mr. Brougham, un the subject of St. Bees school, two ►rparsle papers, a copy uf shit+ I have the houour of submitting to your Lusd.htp's inapection. [Here I copied verbatim the Order of the Select Contenitter, as well us the triter which accompanied it.' Tour Lordship frost these treestripts will readily pert-. i. e the reiwoo sod ilie ohirrt of ins preacut addrms. These or d ers of the Select Committee of the Houourable House of fore arms compel me to apply 4111i0 your Lordship, as one of the darer goveritora %tau possess keys to the chest where the apeoweats relating to, the school are deposited, to enable am to comply immediately with the reivisitiou of the Com mittee. By the same post I make application to Dr. Sattertbsaite on the same subject ; and leave already seen Mr. Armit. stead. I have also written to Mr. Brougham, raid g the canoe of the delay which bat now occurred, and expre.►ink my readisuroa to obey the order of the house of us woo as the documents required ale countrified to toy Carr. Trusting Ikat your Lordship will pardon the freedom now taken, which eau only be justikrd by the urieuey of the in cision, I beg leave to assure your Loadship, that 1 atu, [His Lordship's Answer.] 28111 Nay, 1818. - . Sir—The presence of three governor* is turessary to open the chest where the documents relating to St. Brea schowl are kept. So the statutes direct. 1 eau only ►peak for my self; but I em ready when required an to do, to attend my self, or to depute some other tc•vernor to attend for me to open the chest, and to deliver such paper. as Easy be re quirt d, so far as we arc, in conformity to our duty, auth.i. rifled so to du. to such person as may be directed to receive them. I am, Sir, Ike. Le. - . The Rev. Thos. Bradley. Dr.Sattertbsraite and bir.Arsnitstead bare since express. ed an equal willingness to deliver up the documents when required so to de. I have only to add my mite of approbation to that which a discerning public will not fail to confer ou yon, fur your noble exertiotui in the cause of public charities for the our. pun of education; and have the humour to subscribe my self, with the highest consideration. S:r, your most obcdicut humble Servant, Thomas BrafUey. To Henry Brougham, Esq. Marti*. 28 die Mail, 1818. HENRY BROUGHAM, En. in the Chair. WINCHESTER COLLEGE. The Rereread David Williams called in, and exanolncit. Are you soma' master of Who:healer eollere !--I am. ACM; is timbal oisiolow !—The Rev. U,. diebell. Did he receive a summons from the Committee ?—He did. What is the reason he did out 'Mud ?—lt was rtmir4l in the sowimuns, that if it would be inconvenient for the •chuul that he should at present kave it, he might send some pet-- suit capable of giving the Comusittee information ; ■ud 1 come by his desire. Have you the statutes, according to the order?-1 have not bainght the statutes. Why ?—Dr. Gabel! baa trot the official custody of the statutes. Who bat'—Tbe warden and fellows of Winchester col lege- Where are they kept ?—The original copy is directed, as understand, to be kept in the inunituent room of the col lege; and they are there. Under what lock are they kept ?-1 really do not know. Has Dr.Gabell access to the statutes there?—Certainly not. Hiss any lady access to them but the warden and fellows? —I believe nobody has access to them but the warden sod fellows. Who is the wardeo ?—The Bishop of Hereford. Is there any copy of the slat ales is existence?—Yes, there are copies. Du you know of any prison alto Is. them ?-1 Lnow there is a person in attesidauce with so attested copy, who i 3 the auditor of the college. James Ilslre, Reg. called in, asd examined. Are you auditor of Winchester college?-1 am sicsrard and auditor of the college; and l beg leave to make an ob servation to the Committee berme I proceed in my esmai nation, that it is the wish of tVisw.dieeter college to pee every information that they can to the Committee ; but they feel themselves under a religious and moral übligatiou, winch weighs upon them, and until the contralti of thi• paper are considered, and until they are smieti )))) ell by this Com mittee, I must beg leave to decline answering that ques tion. _ _ _ (The paper was pal itt, and rsad, as follows " In uheihruce lo the order of HUI Honourable Huuse, I appear iu behalf of Winchester college; but previously to entering on the business for which I am summoned, w ith all due .respect I beg leave to state a muscat and Telignitia dellealty. " The warden and fellows are boned by a solemn oath to observe the founder's statutes. du those statutes the foun der expressly forbids them ' Secrets revelure ad extra.' Rubs. 6 k 8. He strongly inhibits their showitig the stators, or any chapter of them, • •licui persona extranew.' Rub. 42. Nisi propter itecessariam defensiouuni ipam mu, ant testi& causi uccessara, eel ittili, per iiiijoresu partem, au cioriiin presbyterorum collegii maitre prime Wiutuoism approbanda,, id uectstitate eugenic vet utilmate pubcente, "Seri taportebil.• With these plumage@ Wove them, the warden said fel lows lisps serious scruples about their competency to exhi bit their statutes, and stlleAl their private coucertia, unleas under the force of absolute comma's 1111 l . They have deputed me to submit these their scruples to your cuo.idertal 11111 l mud hope you willte pleatied to weigh them before further " Iday 48, 1618. " J A RES RALFE, Steward." In what manner have tropics of the statutes eve► been made?—From H•e•oalha which douse gentlemen have taken, they have never trusted me with their st tutor At what time, and to what persons have copier of the sta tutes been gh•en, to which you have alluded ?—That I can. nut soy. What persons have •possession of any copies of the ata .tutee?—l believe, but I sin merely speaking from recollec tion, that some of the fellows may have them, but I do Dot know. Is there a copy in the British Museum do not know. In what way did you come into 110144*P111011 of those heels which you have muter 'our hand's-. Seat to me, sealed up. By whom!—By the warden and fellows. -Do you know, that the warden mid fellows have taken is. lo their comoderatiou the requisition of the Committee Us see the sictlitteli do nut know it. Ju %hat ovavvuer ate rnectiup sumenontd and held Ivy Ih HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT i t oNnot;lw;I:. Murniug 41 slier 10. I Evening 37 Aar 10• - - Printed PIM Pnbligheell et 110•411 Bee, Tie. If? ! Strninl ; vebere Ariverrier•nsenni are olivine& Alia (f/C111.114i11) lona he irdAns.nrl. C. 14:1:.11ii, I, I, -Clernent'a lun, Prisrivr WHITE, Mr. 1:7, Si Pd. w•trlen and frll,o* ?—EI) t caaebca end ft 11..wv thewtsdets, not through me. ('to the fellows tweet at Bay ties t h ey think it au college sffnirc'-1 b.lieve .441. Cdot they oneet without the spittultatiutt of the warden du e.. 1 know. Theo pin knee on knowledge, nlietlirr the ' , me , •f " e fellows rod warden wrs taken upon llos molder !--Only by bearsay. ,What have you. beard Cie! that 1111 y liner moral rod relax' (Vacuities, and dirt ihry were wiling end ready, it' 1h y cuukl Rut over them, to give etery iutbt usatioo. (To be motivated.) MARK ffTS. CI~SCN EXCHANGE, netuAv, OcTonrri 9. We have had h•st few feeis erri‘loll since Vend ; the Baler tins morning in Wheat terry on hutch the .astae trim% 114 ; the 0;11 trade was dull ; It oh, hay Ilan a Leavy o.ale ; Boma are rather 111111/re In deartat..l, but tag dearer; in nein r kinds of Gratis their is tau mitts atont. Fuse Flour st. !wiling at 76.7. per sack UXBitt 04'; Cora lumpirflor's Return, THonst)av, Ocroartall. Wheat, per loud Ith a, 1:1/ ISs Barley, per gustier ..52s to 714 —d Oats 34A to 444--d Beam its —d to Sas —.l Prase 7lc :e6O —d Rye ..—s —4 SMITHEIEI.I), l'atnAY, Minim 9. This Jas's market had x short slimily of the cliff, rola kinds of I.llllle. Beef, Mutlnn, Vial, and rod:, were dear. r; and the trade r in general, *MI out nail. brick The aides in Ihr Haymarket swere not lively: flay has Jrti.,yeal in twice, Straw and Clover fetched hot pikes. The fAlussing pritra awl numbers are ass accurnir statement To sink she °Hal per % 1111 l e or el*. tterf..,...ts. 0.1 to ss. 84. Head of Csatle thisstAy :-...... Mutton ..4s. 4d. to Is. 6.1 Beasts Vea1....44. ICI. to 64. Si, sheep 4.310t ___ Pork 44 N I lo 74. H. I I Calves .200 Lamb.. 01. 40 Os. 0.1. Pigs •• • • ..... •-•• • • $4O NEWRIJRY. DERfiS. Wiest 60* to U2s OJ Oats 34s to Altis 04 Rye to 0.1 Bemis Barley .II* to 6:ss 0.1 Pease ^Os to au. ed Bread. la. Nd. to Is 10.1. per Callon. NEWGATI: *AND LEA 1WN11,41.1, M MCKEAN (By *lw Carcass.) Reef .... 3i 61 to 4s st I Vral 'is 0.1 to 6 ,, %I Mottos.. 4s 4.1 to I s 4 441 Pork tt,l to es CI Lamb bs. ICJ. to PRICE OF IF NM HAUL Kcot.... 71 Os to 7112 s ttmotex.. 61 IS* to 71 7s Essex ....01 Os to 01 Or 10PS, per Cwt. N F.W POCK etc Kent.... 71 la. to 9/ As Sum it .. S 1 12r to 8/ 51 E.,:aex .. 81 Os to it/ los 1 Farnham ill Us to 01 Os s 51 Os. to 61. N. PRICES OF HAY AND SERAW PT. Vitt l:6 . ll. wiirtEclaArrr.. Hay 71 Os 0,1 tu 81 8. 0.1 Hay..7l 7s 0.1 an 8/ 113 0.1 Sirsw 2111 s 04 to 31 3. 0.1 I Shaw 21 10. 0,1 I" Y! 10. 0,1 auvciot Oa Od to 01 Os Od Chimer 81 12. 0.1 to 91 12 0,1 PRICE OF RAW I'AT, per stone of Silo. St. James . % 52. 9d —Whitet hap, I, Zps 7:111. Average, 5.. bd. I'HICE OF CANDLES, F 141.1 Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Caudle*, per dozen, 14i 6d—Hnot Ida, 16s 0.3. 6d. per dozen unused fur ready In.m. y. PRICES OF TA LLOV Town Tallow 97.. 0.1 —. tot Yellow Stood. Ob. 0.1 0 .! Whiteditto.. 03s Ott —a Od Soap ditto.... 9.3 a 0.1 —a 04 Meltiutr Stuff 79a Od SOa 0.1 Ditto rough ..54s OJ sOs 0.1 r, SOAP, tce. pe:r Yell.,w soap 11•.?4 Slottled l' l 4B Curti l•n 4 b Palm 1•" , 4 Graves "I, Good Dreg 5... . ... OF LElPrti ER. Bolts, 50 to 5011 is each 23.1 to 25.1 lie. Ditto, 56 to 6611/s each i —il to —ll Dressing Hides Fine Cllhril Hidra -'24 to 2314 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs forcultiug 20.1 to 2114 Ditto 45 to 50114 ..... j 211.1 to 23.1 Calf Skins 31/ to 401lis 24.1 to 25.1 Ditto 50 to 7016 s 3t4 to 49.1 Ditto :0 to Sallis.... 30.1 to 3iid Small Seals (Greenland) 24.1 to MI farce ditto Tisoned Hone bides Spani►h Horse bides 2311 to 25.1 COAL MARKET, OCTORLA L. Ithips at Market. Ships SAL • Prire 181 Newcastle FN.... 394. Oil to 4a. !;,I. 48 Sim&dead 1 Oalbeath COURSE OF EXCliiiN Amsterdam .... 0 0 Ditto at Sight... 0 0 itiusterdrm 11 10 C.F. Ditto atSight 11 7 Rotterdam ll 11 2U. Antwerp ex-mu 11 14 Hamburgli 34 8 2317 MMus 34 9 2!,1; Paris 3day's date 24 70 Ditto Sourileaux du 24 90 Frankfurt uu the Maine ll3l ex mu Mailrid,effect 314 Catlir, effect—. 39 Bi!boa, effect... 38t. Barcelona Seville tiibraltar 34 Leghorn PRICE OF nor 3 per Ct. Cum 73-2; 75k 5 per Ct. N. At. 13.5113 Imp. 3 per Ct. An. 74 ludic Bonds.. 87 S 9 pr. F., FRIDAY, OCTORVIt P. Genoa . 4l, '; Ital. Liv 25 50 51alta 5O Naples Pulormo I29J peroc. Lisluvu 58 0:oorto 58 1140 Janeiro.... 117 Dublin 9l per ft. Cork.... Avo of the Bank oat llullstol 2 per Ctul. 111111.10 S I s. Coin, per 0 U e Gull! in Bars 0 0 0 New Donbloolie 4 0 0 l'cw Dollars. U h 41 Silver in Liars 0 5 4i Ntw Louis, each 0 U if 'KS YESTERDAY. E. Holt., :!...eo 17 Omni iiiii 3!•,! I Cows. far Ac.....7'!;!i BIRTH. At St. Herne, the 7th oiiugast, the Litly of LieuWassail "Wood Wya)ard, of a Lott. DEATII3. On Saturday" evening lant, at Lambeth, in the S 2 I yrnr of Ain age, John Lovett, Ens. late of Poitiamptou Luog., Overton, Hants. At ber house at Kensington, on the Sib instant, t'.e Hun Hire. Goulbw ii. At Worthing, on Ilse 3J of October, the in fant son ut Justinian Alston, Esq. of Odell caale, (urchin' c. ". •44