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( 7 if ''.: 4e v•* : * -.1; _A 6 ..., , 94 .%)) •• • $ \.:, -/ -.4, /.. Pc ‘ i, •• • . . . , ~, .. ~....... .. ;.,.. , . . • , . . . . . ~. 17 Vb * -1t ritiob . ri t a LI Lic ..' ‘,11.1••• ‘0.....• + . a 1 . _ . • _ _ __________ ...___ W 1 • IC UMBER. 5010. THEATRE-PO Y A L, DRURY-L.4NR. THIS EV ENING, "IT ESIIA V, 1). , e. Li s 7tiai,s t o se,yB,ll. will perform the Tragvtly of Do LAS. Lora Rao.l,4tph, Mr. Holland; Glens!von, Mr. H. John rhos ; Yowl: Norval, Mr. II Ramble ; Norval, Mr. Powell 1.51.1 y Raliel..tpli (first iliac), Mrs. Glover; Amor, 11l lot Ilts re. Aller will be prrformed /for the ad tiine), a am C Pantomime, gotten up under the immediate direc tion and riiprriiiirnilrae• of Mr. Bradbury, called HARLEQUIN AND THE DANDY CLUB; OR, 1S With new St,i ir , M3rhinery, Drevieo, and The Ovi tore and Masi; composed by Mr 1' Cooke. The Machinery and Transformations by Ms. Lethbridge. Dmitri:v.li of the IMASehool (afterwards Harlequin). Mr. inrots ; First Dandy (afterwards Lover), Mr. Ilssworiti ; Second Dandy (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Hartland ; I':t rod ' ifterwards Dandy Clown), Sir Bradbury; Dandy Music Master (with a Smug), Mr. ; Minton Colsimbine (wills a Solo on I!,, Flageolet), )I is Tree; Genius of Pantomime, Mis. Hatf ur il. The Pantomime to condo& with II GI Jlld Priieeasiimi of 41itrerroi lalions to the Temple of Pence. Roses and Places Its be taken of Mr Rodwell, at the Ro. la of the Theatre, front Ten till Four; where mai be a Private Box nightly. The new I.3llloMililr of Harlequin and the Dandy Club, or 11415, will be performed every Evening till fisi thee notice. To-morrow, Barnieride ; sir, The Fatal OffsPi log- 111th (serer acted at this Theatre) The Pi isonce at Large: (lid Posvale, Mr. M Pit Thursday will be prodnired, a New Dramatic !in triguer, in three nets, interspersed with Sinitic (fouudril on nutter Scott, Esq.'s celebrated Poem of Mailman), to be called Floilden Field. Principal Charartrrs by Mr. H. ICeiiibte. Mr. Hamblin, Mr. 1101141141, Mr. Penley Mr. Powell, Mr. Rengough, Mr. H. Johnston, Mrs. WATess, Meter, Mr.. Robinson, &c. &c. Mr. Rue will shortly snake his reappearance at this Theatre. TH K A YA I, COE RN T-G Alt 11 RS. lIIHIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Dec. 29, will be aried the Calmed! a SUE S JO CONQUER. Yount Marlow, Mr. C. Kerialile; Hardeastle, Mr. Faw. reit ; Hastings. Mr. Abbott; Tony Lumpkia, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Hardeasik, MIS. Davenport ; Miss Neville, Miu Toole; Miss Haoleastle, Miss Brunton. Tu aback will be added (for t h e 3.1 time), a New Grand Pantunnme, called HARLEQUIN NUINCHAUSEN; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. IllustratinK those real fads recorded by that celebrate.' tiatriler Baron Mune {Tab N.M . ,' ely hew Scenery, Machinery, Drew", iS.e. The I lye, I ure and Illicit. coinpueed and *elected by Mr. %Vat*. The abide arranged and produced tinder the diiretiou of Mr. Farley. Ihron Alunchnusen, Mr. Simmons; Harlequin, Mr. OW ; Xis Hilsro Criniiirtni (afterwards Pautalorm), Mr. bitumen; My Loral Humpy-Dandy (afterwaida Mr.Grintaldi ; 'ilium', M.. Comer. Signors Fragrautia (afterwards Cullom- Mi‘s F. Drimett. lu Ike central of the Pantomime, • Pas de Troia, by the beillltlllll. Plat , . ft.,: the !loam to he taken of Mr Brandon, at the flox.ofti.e, Hint-Miro, from Tro till Four. A Private Dux may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Hrandon, at the Box otfiee. Th.: new Grand Pantomime will 1w repeated every Evening. To•mmvow, The Clandestine Marriage: Lord Og leby, Mi. W. Farrell. fin Thursday, the Comedy of The School for Scandal: l'eter 'Vitiate, Mr. W. Ferrol. fin Friday, the Play or The Stranger. flu Satiirday, the Play or The Castle Spectre. Mira Somerville will shnrlly appear, for llie fir.s lime, in Ilernsionr, in Shaltapeare's Play or The %%lake.' Tale. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. With the aildilium.liVinter Aeciimmoilaiiunsuf guud Fires, warps Draperies, sad Esclnserts, THIS PRESENT TUESDAY. December 29. ISIS (and liming the Week), will be presented (third time) a slew But Wit htectarle, iu niece Acts, called AZ4 ; OR. WANTS AND SUPERFLUITIES. IVith a Grand Overbite, by Winter. Narcissi Alessehid (Caliph of Bagdat), Mr. Gomm, from she Theatre-Royal, Bath his third appearance here three twu vrsr ; fit Market ('.rriet), Mr.T. P. Coate. Crum the 't t.e ow iltnyal, Drury-lane ; Knifes (a Slice Merchant), Mr. iih, f the Theatrr.Ruyal, Brighton (his third appear. acre MI this Stage); Urbeck (with a iiew Some. compiawit by himself, Mr. Leonard. 7.aille (a Gent-gum Captive), Mrs. Dorn, from the Theatre Ru)al, Driary.laue (her third alp ), want, us Ibis Stage. eater which &third time) as entirely new Comic Barletta, in our Act, called SC RA I'S ; OR, TIDE VILLAGE TFIEATRE. Grnrgr VicA, Mr. Gibbon (uf the Theatre-Royal. Drury. Li:le. and tl.e Aquatic Theatre); Charles Freelicre, Mr. File. P.ehael Rory, Mrs. Hers. lu Act I. A Village Fair. intnidnetive of the late Mr. &Jug or “ The Fair," by Mr. ; a Rosalie Mallet. cunipuned by Mr. Ridgway, with a Hornpipe by Mr. Ridgway, and Luisic Dancing by Mr. Barden and Dine. in Act 11. A Fresh Wind Nastily blown together fee the uccmiiiii); and a stew-invenied liniudri bolt. Tu which will be added (fur the third tinK). a maw Senn-Comic Melu•Drame, under tic title uf 'IIIE it E PROHATE. fleardirti Mr Eitrwilliano ; Pndeit (a predatory Adeeo ta.er and Captain uf Banditti), Mr. T. P. Coate. Celesta, Alma Mixes, 4.l.—Pai s 2l.—Gallery,la.-1111f price at Flag-von . . Doors to ho ',prattle, Half-rod rive.—To b►tia at Half ;mot Sik•Thr PealtririaPeri Itt cont4otte before Chosen. • e • As eisl:rely new lotere>tiilß UM-Drama is is prvpa. ratios, (—Med Th: Hermit of Monist ; in whirls, a yogis' Gs Nl leman will make I.ss fiat apan'arassee. A m•w Conoc HAIM, esswilsoseal fry, Mr. Giroux, called !feasts and !flock's'sAs; also a Grsissl U.l4.,l.snisoso Ilsommier ; a T stir Florletta; nail is Serisi-Cussie 1...• e. Crum u limn. Clitoo . :cal Novel, will savorily be proasortal. ALL MUST BE DRAWN THE. NEXT DAT. IZES ail .1:30 ! NI\E other Co tii tAls of .gfonst, £l,OOO, fMIO, 6cc. lit Contd. a.Ol Mouiry. The following i• oleo gl we, I of Gni,' for livzr I)AY. Tirkela nin-t •.; .in frin.erin 2 lithre• 2 Quuti term e.s as e Eighths in , ml tail' 1:7.500 1.2 So Iregithe .. los .s•t calm ..... 1:3,750 Anti owe Tates ee One %one mew g•in m Proiturtio% Al.l. IN A rE‘V 111 tU ItS. TUE:S/)./ Y. 12/1. ..fuonn,y, want TIIE 11.01TI:DIF FINISHES. Ws.resatial lihalrawit Twice's and Mar.* (while stay emit be ta.l) gill, be *Waived at the baggy, Offices is, Torn tor t °wary. LONDON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1818. EAST INDIA HOUSE, DEc aaaaa 16, ISIS. THE COURT of DIRECTOR"; I f the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to tke EAST INDIES, do lierelig girl Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held at their Doom, in Leadrubsldsircei, on WEDNES DAY, the 30th instant, from Nine o'Cliock in the Morn ing until go% in the Evening, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said COMPANY, in the room of JOHN LUMSDEN, Esq. Deceased. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. JUVENILE AND SCHOOL LIBRARY, LONDON MUBEUM, PICCADILLY. This day is published, price 114. Rd. half-boen4, TI I E FIRST FRENCH GUIDE; eutiteina alit an easy Spelling-hook, Reading Exercises, a Rees pilnisi of she various Sounds of the French Langone. • Vocabulary of Nouns in general use, with their Articles, and au easy luirodne • to the French Grammar. By J. I:IIERPILLOUD, Anilior of u The Book of Versions," &c. &c. " We think Mr. Eherisilload's Plan legitimate, and smelt as is esit illsied to suit the Nuraery in a very eminent de. arse."—Aiiiijacubin Review. Printed for N. Ilailes, Piccadilly. COUNT AND CITY FASHIONABLES! This; day published, its Oue handsome Volume, with Tw. lie C.loused Plates, COT 11111111111( about 50 Poi traits, price is boards, Lry I'LE HYDROGEN ; or, The NEW DEVIL on TWO STICKS in LONDON. Printed for J. J. Storkdale 41, Pallmall. Of whom may be had, with Eight Coloured Plates, Tbird Edition, petards. FLOISA in DESHABILLE: a Parody on Pope's " Eloise" By Professor Porsoo. To which are added, Curtain Lectures, hr. Also. with sketches, price 29. NECKCLOTHITANIA : au Essay "Is Sturchers. By One of the Cloth. Isa One liuinine, with Six Coloured Plates, Second Edi tions, price el.. each, THE TON, and MODERN BEAUX. By the Author of " The Greeks"--" Pigeous," LONDON, Drcv.mliEll 28,1818. COUNTY ANNUITY ASSOCIATION. AN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the HOLDERS of TEN SHARER sod upwards in the Capital Stock of this Assoctatina will he boldest oa FRIDAY, the Bth of January, at the County Fire•Ofsee, Suuth.impton-st.eet, Strand. 't he Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precively. J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Managing Director. EDUCATION of the LOWEIC OKIMUS. 7" X TRACT FROM THE MINUTES OP THE F.VIDT.NCE BEFORR Tug SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONs. ANNEXED TO THEIR THIRD RE PORT ON THE EDUCATION OF THE LOWER ORDERS. (Confinited from out Popes of Thursday last .) HENRY BROUGHAM', Esq. in the Chair. [Conclusion of Mr. Baroghons's statement.) That the habits of common lahour are perfectly recon cilable with those of a rensizniplative and even scientific life; and that a keen relish fur the pleasures of speculation, may be united with the most ordinary pursuits of glee poor, seems to be proved by this experiment of Mr. Fel leobee g lam quite aware, that he has only Diode it upon a small see:e; float its application to a popielons district may be difficult ; seed that a sot 444 i 4 utims of snattoficturinK fur agrieoltmt I labour omelet greatly augment the (facie ley. Nevertheless, twfore we say that little can he effect al iu idol way, we ought to consider how limited have been Mr. Feltrio ben's means. The farm on which he has done co much is ruder 210 acres; and his e nrome, independent of the profit lee derives from the breeding of horses, inwhir le he is very skilful, soil bit manufactory of husbandry unielentents, does nut ex ceed Gee hundred a year. The extraordinary economy which reigns to his establishment, is indeed requisite to replan' the existence of such an instetution ; fur although the Aca demy and lisstitute are supported by the richer pupils, Meese pay a very moderate seen and the family, who are lodged and wholly supported at Hofwyl, amounts to 1140 persons. These dice at six different tables; and their food, though simple, is extremely good. Before concluding this statement, I mast add that Mr. Fellenbergb priuelpal object in establishing the Academy for the wealthier classes, is to teach them the duties to wards the poor; sod, shove all, to inculcate the propriety of their adopting, each is hie own spliere,the Ardent painted with respect to the poor children at Hofwyl. As they learn that system in all its details, and as they almost all be come enthusiasts in it, there is reason to hope that its be nefit may spread into other pales of the owlet. The pri. wary difficulty, no doubt, is to find -.orb admirable supra in tendents as Yehrli. But we may coni. l oily treat that emcee of the youths /raised at Holey' will !. able to carry tie methods adopted there into practice C ,‘ le re. And I may add, that I believe nothing would give Mc. lellen'arg mote satisfaction than to receive a pupil se set there to le:tro those methods. In order to profit imeneffiete ly by i•ie stet at Hufwyl, such a person should understand German, as that is the language spokes by Yehrli and the labeuvers. Mr. Fellestberg having observed the gets, it defects in the education of youth in Switzerland, arisicg from tier efflo resce of the schoolmasters (whose enxelusfeents are inferior to the wages of ordinary labour), adopted a very judicious phut for remedying this evil. He assembled about forty of them one summer, and kept them at Hofwyl during their vacation of three swaths. He there had them instructed by the pro fessors of the place, In various branches of knowledge. Being men of industrious habits, and sufficiently anxious to learn, they made great progress, and still further improved themselves on their rehires to their homes. Mr. Fellenberg Invited them all to assemble the seat year, hut the Govern ment, fur some reason which I cannot pretend to explain, took umbrage at this perseeedior, and prohibited the meeting. However, the neighbouring canton of Zurich, encouraged their leachers to resort to Hofwyl, where a number of them were accordingly maintained and instructed in the same manner as the Bernese masters had been the year before. There is another institution for education, at Yverdon, which I also visited iu Anzust, 11418. It is under the direc tion of Mr. Pestalozzi, end consists of above a hundred boys, who are taught every branch of learning, by different masters, upon a prisiciple quite new and deserving of notice. Mr. P.ohserves, that the received methodic of instruction are too mechanical; that children are taught by rote, and that their reasoning faculties see tint sufficiently called into ac thou. Accordingly all his pupils are toned in a way that excludes mere mechanical operatious. and rerteinly tends greatly to exercise the mind. No banks are allowed; hut the master, 'wading before a large board ur slate, on which be writes, cyphers, ()urinates (as the ease may he), explain. or demonstrates to the boys who sit aroused him; and whose attention is kept strike to every veep of the pro em by ausetmet ezandsatiewee, Is which they are obliged he go throogle the steps themselves rims ewe. I PM may of sham Wee bad pee a amesiderable way in usathe malice, wst►nt hawing ever aged a book. Owe wily had reached the Ilemiseal melonless, of w►ic, from a gunman gave him to week, ha appeared to have an imperfect notion ; although is a far she*, time than be had been horsing, the youag sees la AM memeley acquire great expert neva in the highest helmets of amilytical seieoce. But be lead the others whims I essealwed, had ems help a very &crenate knowledpor the vattanale at all the opemlioas which they had learnt, and their minds were Meth Mresgthesed, i &gibe nut, by the eau- Mast vendee of thought owewesoected with mutation. I eau airs AM ical inmatigaeions might be rendered more assfalosid might appeasele tome to those of geometry, in their heseelleial Meets arm the reasoning powers, were some what of N. Pestalessi's priweiple adopted. That he caeriso it toe far, seems equally clear to nee, and I have hew infernse4 that his pupils, when they come so mix I. the bemire= of life, Ise ennesiingdresses, Ica. are very moth thrown out, at least at Arse, by their hawing bees unagenstaused to the eve of hooks. lehould, however, wish to he eaderstood as apeakleg wish diffidence on this subject, boas ney haperfoet examination of 1 understand Sat a gesileman from Ireland has mode it his peculiar seedy, with the miser of latrodocing it then; mud he may, 1 trust, before long, give the public as account of it in detail. SaWU, I die Justii, DM HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. iu the Chair. COUNTY FIRE.OFFICE, SOUTHAMI STRAND. RECEIPTS for the Renewal of Policies felling dur at Christmas are now in course of I)elivery. The MANAGERS of the COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE invite a public examination iutu the prisciples and practice of the Office fur which they act. They are proud to declare, that the great uhject of insurance, vie. a prompt and ample indemnity, has bees so it/- sari:Oily yielded by the County 011 ice, that not a single litigation has ever arisen to disturb the harmony of Directors and Claimasta. This security the office is enabled at all limes to afford, because, lit, the Original Members have provided a capital of 400,000 f. over and above the fluc tuating fund arising front the premiums ; sad because, 2411 y, alibuogli such profits as arise are equally divided among those who insure, the Directors of the County Office have shunned the detusire and pernicious practice of staking a large return of profit salters' and certain, and of rendering the payment of claims dependent en what wig be 4/7. — Their fired ride is the payment of all just claims imme diately—the return of profit is left to racy with events. They have additionally to observe, that as the original capi tal is deemed of sufficient magnitude fur all purposes of se curity, it is expressly provided is Ale policies, that the sub scribers to that fund alone shall he auswerable fur tosses. Renee these who insure, while entitled to share profits. are protected from the liability . for the losses of otherr, which has been as severely felt is societies spun the contribution ship or UMIOV principle ; and which, together with the diffi. exit, mut uncertainty of procuring ruination, has generally led to the failure or dissolution st such societies. TEA TRADE. /SHE LONDON GENUINE TEA COM• AL PA N Y solicit their Friends and who bare sot yet purchased a supply of Teas, at No. t 3, LUDGATE HI LL, to make a trial of the him& they may be is want of from the noeiwe Establislanstet. The Company commenced with the determination to aril Teas of she best qualities only, and the Public will God that they are emoted at the lowept posstble advasor Do the original prime paid to the East India Company. Any perilous Indira diSculty in procerieg Segsrs, Ste.are reeposltil to send their orders as above, wide' will he lame, diately executed by a highly re►pectable house, but with whom the Loudon Geweiwe Ten Catalpasy are wet compeclad is business. %VINES. Tilf: Pol)tic ore earnestly solicited to go • little ow of their way to No. 17, CUM/ELAN DATREET„ FITZROY-SQUARE, sod bag falEO. ROBERTSON,' WI hi F.ll, a■ foilsor pee Ms. 1.106101 d Pon Fnll-hodinl, ditto ' Sherry, of the Rant quality Nladeir..4l4voured Hock-flavoured Biomass, ia the highest cuadities 465. Cape Madeira Spanish Port, a most excellent Red Wise Giro. ROIIIFOLVION assures the Public, that She►e is nut • Company our a Wine-mereboot In London, who will sells° rlu•ap as 1w does. Gso. Rossano , " net afford to sell as be buys and sells fur Ready Mussy, slid is 4 , olBlClei with esti y est ,dente profit. WINE TRADE. 11 . 10 BS. owl It ICH. A BOTTS respectfully hot . ..rill the Public, that they will haws the fullowilte 'l1• IN fur SA LE, as per their former Notice. and only till t'tl of January, 1819, when a further offer of sundry Wines will he ramie to the Public, soil which &lid offer will then. as now, only continue fur rine week. The Wines can Duly tw cistc.l,wr Samples procure.% frnin Nu. SA, Skinner oireri, bring wircureneeted with tl.e regular Prtcra. or with suy oili.r of T. and K. Abbott's Storer:— per Dos. 700 Mx. Porr,Tintage of i.e years in bot tle, trust lint lino lfiOn t)us. Port, Vintage of 1612; one year in Mottle, .light crust .... •.. 1,2 0 0 Dos. 'frown Sherry, lull body, bettor second quality art Ibis. liphon, to be wild with all faults 34a. 130 I) 2. Snow/lie and Barrac, bunt of the furl growl,' and fine., gustily to Dig gout 041 Huck 6os. 71M1 D..t. Claret of four apf the Arm growths, and of the finest qualities .. N It. Th.. Public are rrapectfully informed, that the 0.'21 nfrres of %View, on the ahoy.: principle, will lw it, the Even. i l'aperp.:t.i.i the I.llltorittc week in the 01.uning Papers, h aleraiate. wttk Immo.); and evening, and sliver on a • CROYDON CHARITIES. Mr. William Deltas Warding, called Is, and ezaatinal. You reside at Croydon in Surrey ?—Yes. Hare you bail occasion to inquire there Into the state of rbaritshie fends in that parish?—Yes; the last eight years I Um. had little or nothing else to employ tee. Are the feeds considerable if well managed ?—There ap pears to be about 30111. a year coining in to the parish fowls, nut not appropriated to the poor, except about tiny or misty pouudo worth of bread on new year'. day; there is au hos pital fuoaded by Archhailaup Parker; these are the ab ulances of it. is there any thing besides this Hospital?—There is an. other school of Archbishop Tennyson, established in the year 1714; I do nut know much shout that, hot the (smile are runsitlerable ; and they have made SWIM •hrltlit.l . l, and they look Archbishop Land'. a ratio at ll,nne in Surrey, and ap isrupriatrd to the utliee'eleirgiy, s bil l i s t o bind not poor boys sprgewlice, out to of 44:11 the.fn r school. Is llw re any uth..r?—Yes, lb. re is another alntslousse for Neves pour people, as In which 1 here been in Chatirery, there is the ruaststut Asercsl by Bishop Parker. Cau you cive the erssunassire any islet of the lots) seal valise of ,hose tchwitotitie froth.?—Here is a sr leatent, rutilli4l, , t An Abase nn of the Onassis belongs's/ its the 'Hospital of she Ho in Crisysissu,usi slit Fusisolalstn: of Areldn,l l ,,p from winch it appears that she lentil of 1612 ist,. Thif. I , that the slew r. 1.1.11 in 1818 is b6O/ 4... I t brit lirts site rral ristuttiti vsslise or the &Mittel, surveyed by A Jujal ihdtiltluU of LaUib• 01, 8 hod-surveyor of cr.-of emittiller, slll,Utillill to 2,67 111, !Wye rr ill IliN ili4 I The ri/ee•s delivered it in. and ft Unit {fwd.] Who employed Mr. Middletou!—l got bin) hi. his th as surveyor to the hospital. Waa lie a regular sioveyor employed by the hospital, by the nflirers?—Yr•, aVpniut,d nailer throAsitoil and H o w dd. vrot account for the lands brine let so moth midsr their seal vain, % —They were let formerly at what they call 21 weirs lease, renewable every seven yearn, upon a fine. What fine in taken upon the present renewals , —We have abated f that plan, and let 21 years lessen at rack rent., and that causes pipe ailrml ton. Before the Atilt? Awn what was the amount of the finee— Va. bona Aims wire taken. Had top ever ant prsiceedinen relative to 'them matters, at law ?—Wg, we harl; the Rev. Dr ; Juba Awe was schnullisas. ter Now 18411 to 1111 1 ; we wart a lame lima before we could art the archbishop to dowhina him, winch we were &sirens of, wn ai could sit his having received tines, and nut brought them to account. Now mock did it a ppeor he had i eceired, wittont !minx inc to arc..unt not know at that time, lout It la now naceriniroil, by th.• trial in the action which we I 4lit araiwit bon, Ili it 4SOI. 711, had bleu so appropriated by which 411 M we iecimrriol in damages _ Did it attmac thrt there wax all other sum be had sp. rupriated, tw.ides this?—Yes; we here ice retaavertd some. To what aniunnt?—We do nut know; the parties rerun to 1,11 What were the fair emnbirnesits of the schonlantrier alto. Nether?—He has a bowie and premises, valued at 7W a year, and 201. a year fur rending prayers in the chapel, and ohs'. ever the other poor brothers lento ; this is 291. neer and above their pay; they had about' 4.1 a week when I began wilts them; I have now got then. op to Bs. trades 25/01. every quarter day: What berme of the overplns of the fonds —We keep pity ing them up stow ; they have all the money that is (mimic in, 'hair is about 12s a wick, hot we , halt hare mare DOOM ; they were let in reversion, and that it do..e 3wity. Hitherto, you have spolati of archbishop Wititritt's Hos pital ; lire you [rare of any otlo•r p ,l/f 1411.115, of which prn can give information to the (2..ininitire?—Th(re is lice *urn of money tit the fund* ur *anther charity; we bare ex tracted tins (sum the a gu.ter of memui lets at the cleik of the iII'UCC Ace (producing a paper.) What is the real properly here estimated al?—Resides the landed properly, there are I welae hundred and o d d pound* in the fonds; it was cousiderid, if the property had been let use. enr4lntg to the valuation of it by the pariah surveyor, It wuuld be 303/. 10i. What is it actually let at !—We never could foul wit ; it is impossible to say ; the trustera, as they call themselves, would not give as an atrium., and we bled a petition curler Sir Samuel Romilly's act, and they have raised the pay. Have you any idea of what it is let at !—No,I have not. Do you know the estates helmigitsg to any other charities in Croydon ?-s-Yes, there are the parish estates, which are let at 3001. altogether ; but there are petit' in Chancery which stop it, and Iltiows are out brought forward a■ they should i.e. What are they actually let at ?—I can tell yaw anme of them ; there are terente.•la aerro of land at New Crow, by Deptford, let at 1431.; they sic 'Kurth 1,1.10 i. they tell one 111/101. For wbat term it it In believe s sixty years lease. %fhnt fine was Inken!—We do not know th a t. Miro dor* it rxpire ?—Suine years to 1:11111b they will not tell ux. Who will plot tell yart ?--Theelotrehwarilens or governors, who !wing it into their uccuunts ; they put it into the clitnell lu *hose hands is the trisintrentent of the charity to which those acres be 1.01.7 ?—The money is brought forward by Mr. Dritninsond, ►olicitor, of Croydon, and brought into the churchwardens IteCl/11111. It belongs to the parish?—Yee. it was 1,011(1f. left by Henry Smith, F.aq. called Dog R •oth, about the year t 637. Why was he called hog Smith "!—.l4rcause he umal in travel about the country with :I Has Whilrife• chanty a %perial visitor?—yo. . . Any anver r nor ?—No, not Mat I know of. I itelieve the parish bunted that land I hare just mentioned, trills the money he lift are the prevent churchwarden,?—Thomas Head and Thomas Hewson. T. whom were the act es at Div ( . ..t d let ?--Evans was one Rime. Who is possessed of the deeds relmovz to Whitt:did huagtsl '—The warden ; I ivive de in to the rhea nuts, and Queen Elisabeth's devd of f"undatmon. [The witness delivered in the following document, which was veal d— aimon, Couotitutiono, and Orainatinees devised by me John iThitegift, arrhhi.hup of Canterbury ; ['minder iif the butprall of the HulyP Trinity in Cr0y.',,,,, in the cosesty of Surrye, and gives mutt, them of the sayde huapitall, for the order, gnvernemente, and ilarecti tttt , honcho ure the lamb and tenements of the said 'utopian, and all the members thereof. (From ti copy i• the W.S. library et Lambeth, No 275.) The Archbishop's 'unit noble foundation of his Iwismital, free-school, and chapel, at Croydon, •as finished in the year 1509. ESTATES. Sae riven to the Hospital: 1619. Two enewatures nr tenement■ in North ampton,Eiveu to the said ho■pital by the Rev. L. r. d. Dr: Prrtherg 6 6 8 feet Cilanft payable out an tenewent in St. Patin, atitrehl ti ard, Lasluaiven to the said . . . ,g. hospital by Mr. Edward Rarkei, - . 613 4 Three.liftbs of a faro at Mitcham, to Some, given to the aaad hospital, by Ralph Snow, Rob amounting to - - 015 6 0 • treatiwat and ipiree °rewound in lbw Botcher rnw,giren to Ilse Paid hospital, by Mr. &shard Sioekdale 4 10 0 A diaper yearly In We raid hospital, fir which the Fisbanangere Conway, is t An ulau p ay Aud pat in the bnx Cap. 1. Of th. number n/ Arm. the are le he onnyefened in - A 13 4 . 0 10 0 or by He* Noylion. First, I do orleyne that the tiontsher of the twelheren and siste►?, of Cie parte liosspitall shill he ever thirtie at the least, and so many •e winter x-t. ifs till, as She reVellee% of the suysle hotpot tit!, r ottir,g , us The proportion iu theia vrstinauesces 13-wiliest may ,scalsr, nntill ill the several! roomers thert•iu appointed for losteringe be replenished, of the winch number of bretherets 01311 'cache a column , ' schools:, in Croydon, in the sclissen,:wAine thew lay me bayldest, sod per forme snob ether ditties as is appointed unto him in the/ear. dinaunces and statues; provided always, that the yearly same of trim pounds uwte of the ►rveiewes he ycr.•ly reservist for reparations, sates in laws., aid other tieseessnry cbarges,•&c. over and above the proportions hertafter lyettentited. Item, yr soy of the places of the Insure brr•thrett or sisters afore. ample upon any oecasl2n, stall happen to lie voyde by the *Nee of owe hale utlbe sir wore, or the Id4ce of the schoolemester by the apse• of three moneths or snore, or yf yt shall plisse (hut so to bless, the Is ispitll, as that soy other two rotor. of revenewe shall remaysie teller all she ►oumes as afuresaystv shml be repirlf ish,;, she allowance that ■hall be stale Utilll Ittehe virtue "buses'., and niche shall be lay& amp a n d resierrs , l sate its the common chest of the s a ylc hosintall, is a Ancke to be sinployesl for rs rivelisze, rcroyfyine, derisive in lave, or for sillier common charges. {Ts be crntliaved.J • Now (1752; unppo•cd to br let for 24!. • yrnt. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. ••• POULIGN IN t:LLa.6llt:&. DUTCH MAIL BRUSSELS. IncEllllElt, I. Tte persons itecust.d of having beefs erigagrd in a conspiracy. rif the viral object of which nothing is yercertaiiily known, u'e stilt in etowesistrody. it is, 'however, Ahmed. fist the Insiructiun S. com pleted, and tint the dnetinierrts have been form tido Court. We !Oro tlytt twAse itionnyinoirs pub licitions ire s g aiu in eirculution, which ere directed stintist Prince Alesii, Arelttaitillop ofMnborc The l'olice is 4.ndeavotr..ing to discover the Printer sod distributors of then pamphlets. MAARVN, ID Fr. e 3. Yesterday evening, et liall-pirst ne had out uncommonly thick frig, so that the ruliabitarits, at the invitation of the Magistrates, put lights its their window*, in order as much as possible to prevent 'occident'. We learn that storing tire frog. many. 'resew's Irll sniu the water ; but it does wit yet op, peer that levy lives mere lost. The fug Issierttow AMSTF.ttf/All, PECrkIiER 9.3. Yesterdny evening we had M ee' N heal/ y %Lich beg in shoot tire o'clock, and grew ducker sod thicker till ten, when it begin, to diminish. ‘' rioos salutary measures were adopted by the Mae gistrates and soivate persons, to present the dauger w hi c h shreut e c,il thr lives of many persons.-- Torches wine lighted in the etreets, Hod candles vficed in the vino:lbws of the houses; rigo s extend ed across &interims platers. &c. Notwithstanding every,precaution, in my people Gil iiitu the water isi different silnce-. several of whom were drowned. We *fear that we shall hear of wort. accidents. LEYDEN, ni.:(EstrE9 24. The day before :er.tertlay there iric here, as welt as at Amsterdam and flamiem, a tliych fog, flout five o'clock till half inoit eight, eluting which seve ral persons fell into the water; a nisi' and a boy were drowned,—(Huth /nu eenrani, Dec. i 6.) t ritssitsFOu'r. Di:cc/ant:a 17. Private letters from Swiss, ( ;emir° Journal. state, that " the mutiny among the Spook!' tosiopv stationed Omni Caulie In embark for South Atilt-- ries, is not so ineutisularable wa it is rem esentril ; fativieli by marches and ronuter-mattelte,. half naked, without pay, end almost with t provisisisis. t h e y desert in whole troopi, and on all 001. withstanding the efforts of the prie.ts. Part 'of them, with their arms and baggage, have joined the Cossacks of the Sierra *news, 144 tli , -t• are collet!. Thia appellation is singular enough 1 .,, r the suing. gleis, of whom the 'smith of the Sierra Morcott t ou !q.t. They are of the cannon description of hr;ndilh; the nUllie of Gllrldhs W1)01 lie More suitable. They are hospitable, hone,', Anti evra compassionate. They are enemies flilly it. Illt , Sek.. imtit.itors. and the Servile.% (..r the tithersortes of the Liberal..). Sierra Mo reno in numerous spread thcoiselvss at times frain Seville to ,Iladrill aad Estre tnadura. Unless speedy mettorrea jrr t;:i(Yn ye°. perly to furnish the. Creeps troth provisions KVA pay, the soldiers will atwu have in,, resource left but to join these band.. The Wisrister of Woe has given orders to lake as many of theft propleata and send these to Carat:ea-. The Mi nistry are still iniireure, and are sensible that the:y stolid mi very unst Its gnomic' ; It.r itireknhers nut owieti 41111011,4 Ilfritib.lveo, and the a.arsgstea are continually digging an abyss under the MITI. of the (i. , Vtriltnellt. As 51.011 It.` the 1:1.14 ttn4 that the memorial of Don Flores Locale (in favour of a liberal form of Gaveromeor) !Ltd bevel piaci' is Lanclum, the Council of State was ed to consider of tueatta to prevent the impootat 1111 l of it. The w.•tk is ds livered to the logisisiii•as. hut, not witlist.sioliiig, it loss been circulated in Spain. and lota 'wide it prolottml impressiois.”—(lioaskits Cuurusef, December 24.) *AGUE, DECt:1 1 111Flt 25. The fullowitig *county bare hero' received by vitiate ilelloll. IrOUl " I►nq December 3 " The district of the Sierra Moulin torus, s chant of tootintsitte. dividing Andalusia from New Cin•ttle• In all times the defiles a n d vrlleges of three moon. tains were the retreat of smugglevs, who brought all kinds of rump meteltsittlive from the coast ,o 1 at, und afterwards disposed of it in the interior of Spam. Under the reigns of Charles ill. and Chillies IV. several regiments of dragoons were cemstantly employed in pirrouit of the smugglers; they generally moved in large bodies, ou foot unit 011 horseback, well tinned, std .maiiitisitied a toil 04 milttaty auscipitsie. " The war in the Peninsula against the stoves of Iliniaparie lust a plop to three di.tartlers ; the greater putt of these smugglers, inAurucrtl Is t ' dent patriotism, joined the Guerillas, :trot were very forttoiloble to the eiseariev of Siam. Sines the tepturitt;int of rtre:1114. , 41 Va. those who base survived the w,r, nnitai with /del...Tien. and nt . bet% have returned to their .old trade,: but so they Ire now more 11411.111erntgt, more !owe:i.e.! 1.1 w.irfaile, mid tke means of eppcming them ate no more the sante, the bnuda are more formidable than they ever were before. On the othe.r.hisiel, Sh e soldiers lute:tried - text) to Smith America Altai jpiis theta, so that their numbers cootiouelly sod their boldness -is doubled. Ah'early slot riSt..• tented with smuggling, these bonds, we sreitiform ed, have levied contributions in several 'Ames. They Mute also stopped rod plundered supine trovel lem Snok is the state of things. d t is even still that some malcontents have joined them ; heist t:4. is a report Cie troth of which cannot he 111 •111V•!rt.41,. israr stsstl.ss.g further •bautt the rapriletkis The preparations go ow seith sternly, but r“..11111g tell it Willi 411 Ite Oleo .1110 re. Lettris limn Vera Cruz or the end of A ttalPa Pay that Vatistr lours had tlclettiet! a hod). lrurri Stilt //gaff' IIsM on hill Mika ire!. hr I. ;t a sculled Victory or Death !" .Fore4...m trhicit It war ottettvcd to ititrodoct cai:trieg 1 , I.