The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-08-20 00:00:00

TILE AIANCIIES7'ER SPINNERS. The operative spinners of this p!nre are still at serialises. with their owit i ri terest. Fur the .2., years tiny have esijoyed uu uninterrupted state of prosperity to Kimura comdmit eistioloyineiit. at •Itioc tior wai4e l to shut of other worktir4 I I,sw, mo il even 1., !he drrallfolly d isressell Ar Or ti tole which I;;.1!ILVIINflell the years 1816 and 1817. 1 1, 11 . t., 1 4.1.1 of Wt•WVerr, Bce. were sulferiaii; the grimiest F r ain the want of employment, awl Irlisl low wages, they Were still found 11.4 :1 1y an d comfortable. The same happiness cootioneit, they liner voluntarily relinquished it. is true they have sidled to the public tlidt they hiss.. 1101 been sulTiviessily remunerated for their laboiird, and by their rf presets's , ))))) s have prrsuitskil t o think so too ; Intl is ref.-wilco to facts will roe vict them oiextreine folly, to cal! their " turn out" by no harsher a name. It is welt kfi-ivit that when woolossetr me paid by the gis.sotity and quality of work done. that a disparity in the amnion:l of their esrensigs most resuit ; but an averag- isitiotrat per hand will furnish DUlfi,:irot data to ;sr. ve that their sisasalioss sus not such as to justify t:se f ouslestre of the measure% to wisich they have r..nh •rl. It up. pears that in the cotton tottio, hunt ohlemi the sput ter. have seceded, that the men, on the average, firm the month cif Jana:try lust to 'the Middle of JOi;e, WWII they left toff labour, earned upwards of 31s. per week ; and th..t boys mud gtils, who are earned, during that time, onwards of se. %video' olollingir per week, cleir of all chargesialiftl derlsictisois ishistsuever. 'From ilus sostrment, compared Willi the earnings' of other working classes, we (linnet but think tlt:tt the a • ers Ore acting most inconsis cnlly, 51:11 are de: n 4 injustice to themselves tool families by the pertinacity with which they adhere to a .let nand o f an hit-reuse of wages; even without eilvertifts„; to the loss sustained by their late employers, shose• mills are at this moment of little uxotialw to iliem from the continued interest of capital einisioi%e.), us rent, insiirafice, conducting eery:pits' salaries, thil depreciation iss the value of inarinitery shirt') is refs guilt fool progressive whether in we or not ; and • without coos:tiering, that Lout those causes, t•s say nothing of more generous !waives, the on user of a cotton mill is obliged to continue it at wank, Wileti She market it in such a stair that it is n ot is ,.ibl e to sell «1111 14 profit, and sometimes whim sales cannot he mule without an Acnral loss. Forty `years ago, spinoin4 was iu the histsits of is few woineu rod cliiliiren. The ingenuity s.f ins (*baffles, a n d the spirit awl enterprise of caisttaltsts, have given em ployment to thousands of men ; it is not lit that a matinfictory of such lineal Ottfl odtiondl tin Ilerialtre shosilfl Ire swept away by a e himittoo. mole to the very fire of au express Statute, viz. th at of the 3911 sand 40th of Geo. 111. v. 106, s c. s, wherein it is enacted, " that no person (mrhet!ter employed is sloorneyrivan or vorkm in in any manufacture, trade or business, or not), shall at any time afar the paming of this Art, 'tautly pay or tire any •ato of money, as a stilneription or for the on remor of pa C%prIIRY• incurred, or to I.: nnnr by any prison or pi Nuns acting contrary to tit: pri:vi bl.lll/ l't'i Art, by payment of to met?. or other means, solvent sir maintain any jonrurylnan, or':1/1.1.1. or other prrs-ii, sir c towards his suirp o tl or maiiiiimaiice, fir l'i^ porpsise of inducing hits to r. fuse to wink or hired ar employril, ill nuy mania Kinn., trade or list•iiiess; and a-y to'rsusi who shall be guilty of any such offence, s'iall forfeit and lose ally sum not exceeding the t.. 1 wan and eve. y journeyntan, workman, sir other ',entail, who shall rollrel or receive any any of II purposes aforesaid, shall forfeit •uil lu.. any sum nut exceeding the slim of five pounds; finch t. oc.liv MI plis,Tl , l4 an I five pounds rlltpelllVtly to lie f.'. wie M.) e.y to his Nlajesty, and the other mon ly to the informer and Iw poor of the parish where such otbmee has hero e.im. suit be tin4lly divided between them "—(3laaciterfta• lie. - af 1.) ) • • ') !i f 1. r. I , • DEATH OF A AIMEE. Di... 1 in Dallzartlastreet, Durham, on S itttro!ay Mat. lye A. realm,lty, area S. This per.ion, who lived during The Resler part of Dta life in a stale of abject pennty, amil io have died worth 20,0001 ! He lota not onfrennently aces pied CRNlSlSfyllietli 0) the turnpike-roads, in the breaking of ; and the coat which he wore tip to Ilse time of Is a death vas Po patched, that scaterly a particle of the rhos , of which it was originally compoaed 11111111 he disto vend amongst the "shreds and patches" which It exhibited. caul , ' EXCHANGE. AUGUST 19. There is an alteration its the pike of %Viral this morn. inz ; flea are full as dear as on Nlonilay ; 2.. dearer; Barley full as dear ; in Pease, Malt, &c tlw•re ei nu altera tion. Flour niaiiitaired its price a. eta Monday. The prisoners consleanue‘l to death ;it Ow North. istolterlatol sod Newcastle Assszes. Lary all Itecit The value of Exports. from port of Liverpool, between Ilw 5111 of April and 5111 of July, lAN, exce.d. that of 11w corresponding quarter of I u 7, by snare than fire hundred and fifty thousand pounds! A 'anginal of illegal exportation vas disc•overed last v.r.k ul Liverpool. is ibich &set %t the notice of nil •Inis-o* hero and other. concerned in the ess.iesage suro • vessels. A I:ensun enguled by tilt 1111111111'1, I 'MY I. I. for Pernambuco, • quantity of crates of t alt eoware as well ns Milne b ats . in tierce% Some of the crates were shipped and sista the tierces of 11:150 The hams hettig undervalued in 11w entry, the ,ra•chers procecth-ri to ex utuue diem. %lien they hunal barrels of' gunpowder coml.:aril iosio•.;,:ut tturut ; tlien ',roe...tied In exdialimc the c..11t--. soul i .111111 41 very large quotably packed iu Laiacls gst the IN:sle. It i• *tetd frtott Ilrr arron:lootentrot of 11.,64 VIA. our Clint Nl.)o*, ehirr of a new .et o f I si.d• hit are ttectowrl of sacrificing !swoon %wools, lila delivered himself top to pottier. Ur l•rt-ta 11-tool:tried to Or pri•on of Nirisarn. Their first %idiot %riot r.I Floh•, r mitswr by profs Ile hail inf,irm , •ll 1.. r isJstor of los rilia4r, who at a-rwitols iirrat heti keg -ati+t throe fanalier. of the t it. r.S' wlu. h 11111 11411 emutnittril. Theni.e their f iry was {..4,11r.: :144,16.% I .—( Ilresdew Pap's.) Tete Allgeretine Zeitarg asys-- , 1 M. Fuutils hi% olitAisiert perms:wino to quit Prague, in Order to establish 4iss resiJeuee at Lints, thr rapstal or Upper Austria. Most of the isidisiduals itnludrll in the Ortlmar.ce of the _4th July hoviin‘inifilisheil g•rutirt himicilisphlets extremely ttgurious, he has, i. slid, on Ibis side, publiktrtl very curious rums .becti.l i g liar permit's and etmluct of each of ... • • f (In ('.17'10.V of the 1.471 . ER ORDERS. rontinurti from our Priper ^f yeticrdly.) Mr. William Furman 1.11%X. rr!dp , •ep nn-elmoled. You hive spoko it of the soperimity in in fist aottaittages, on the part of Slime chil.locio win are mooszloi to the old iamb n. r in sotroll another., by serest. to it 1e.. , t do t 0... perceive de.tolvtiv, any positio, dotio:t aid...2i , Coat I,e.e ft -in the col:or:mil of grelt numbers of moiler aloe teleher, in B.e new si .tem such t 1 rt ssq.l. d po.ooobition as ohm of this met .r.1.11m it is impossiole for the ;w o rst eh of after art all awl etc'. of Ibis ctioarru, and eonsegitently the troelo 3 , 11 . 3111 ler of matottninotg a moral , toperiottenileace fiver the child. t w .th when at selwol awl nt harne, and ever' lliy ton the S •hh Is it Gould, in thong:inure, that immoral children have opportnnitisa of talisman: the istio.l4 of their at 11 , M 1 11 ., 111411r. fear, where there are very larze omothers a.noesohling on. der w i tc t e , o rhir. surd aaanriali , s iudiscr minalely, the with Ihr i I, Brit considerable 111V1 . 41 dowser may he era tonahly . %recital. Titre riot oh...erred distinct had et'''. cts of that sort aetivilly procreotor•g S. ern the Can!, you have mentioned?-1 h.i s-. komwo +., at .Ills arise ri ton the wasoriotion of di priced rhittloris w sib others in very large itchiest', Lod rwiceive that et riapiri • a enorstant Owe!: to avoi the i• flueure of bad example, ithUdo one rhea •I3c have tee, r :m o th, r, when th ere is n enn..innt orpnr/ Unit y of issorilMtg together, and this cheek evert he given a byre there us 1111 • y one mater to a crest nwinher ue children ehtlitren in going Itooo.e s ill good rlonstrtstott; , „r loreth. r ; the dissolute may he esipecto-1 h, eorrotiot ll.c 1710,r •fri3, ; this evil friunot Ire corrected unless by the immediate personal inspection of Sr tcleu•s, 'whit feel desirous of promutiollheir moral and telizo ours wolf4re. There is one poiod which I may allude to, the star=ing smother of children in the mettute.lis who are presented Irma attftett,itg soy school wtettever, from the absolute watt of any thing like decent clothing ; there are a vast uomlm r of children employed in 114 . 11ing twitches, sore:tints, the streets. and vtrinui other low env : torment% whose lese.rits ate very careless of their instroetetio; they will not pit themselves to any tumble lit proctire de cent clothing fir their Mil inhume at school ; ins. y of the introits are I:!,eirise so extremely poor, a h e re there are I ore ftm'fi.a , as to be unable to pr,eure eiothi••z. In i one district, 2.010 children were found who coo sit bd not school for west of clothit.?„ ; in flue faintly, eonskting asf sit efaiblegii, there woo. only one snot warn which each child was ohlitrctl :ilteruately to sow warn he wi•oit into the strict; I should soppoie there arc 13,000 in the of Mottelity, who arc itwercnted from 'Mellott:: from this ranee. Mart any menus been do rl.ed to correct thi. eeil ?-111 some Sanday schools the tcaelsess hire raised f 1 its pro. ride those oterssittoos children with clothing 80 ' 1 there is 15 1 •0 a g.eirty, ratted The Collicat Iona! Clothilt: Society, for merly evllril The Juvenile Benevolent Society, for the pnr pose of truilinr, eh,thes 1.. those with-lied mid send ing thew to school:, esiefly Smola, o. Is, • Dor the two relioarees yon have mentioned ru far t-owards .ottiellerstinto, the evil ?-- It is only like a drop its such an omega oistwert ekednem. re think sorb prevress in mole, in either or beith the ways vast here mentioned, for the amelioration of the tell, as to the prospect of its 1111111 C remnelieel its a 'C.? *literate. , de :ro, in a few years ?—I thesik, from the mittens lion of those chtlelreis heing made knew es to the something may be entre:b.., to lie done• I.r ; hot I Vie., for ropey yes's, those wretched and necleced children will flarstidi revs nits fur the pickpockets and thit yrs of the eneteopee'les. Woe 31-e the 5 , ',1 , 131 , and trerentrer to The Ednevinnat 1 - 1•01•1••• : : SOVIIty. and where du they the?-11r. Ilargreave th • treasiteer„ and NTr Tiros plow the secretary ; they re side. it No I, fA•hops: ste IVithont. Do you (newels... it 0004 be very advantageous to Son. y schools, if more elsy schools weer established?-1 think it wdftld he awful in the nieehatiiral nails of but I tki•sk if day echo •la were seettricontiv nunirrons to tak • in all the ilislelren, they would not sure seek. by any means Ike utility sod advantages of SOtadny schools. I think it w •alit I, a•t nelvantageons and generally Approved plan, if she children who are fa Ist the rivlinsents of rom•non le arising in the 'climbs no thr new mrdens, were regeetarly Mit to those V41:11.45 :11d1 their parrots preferred, for «baleen , in:Martian noel atten•laoce ose public worship. St ste I:•ser reasons for that openi 4444 the Sunday sehoe.ls acenstoess the children to the relizions observance of the'Sable We, and coulect the poor child, en and their rani liew with exc. Ilea and benevolent alio are era. tuetons lynchers in such rehu,•ls, and feel w great interest in l l j ll I hei r present comfort, seed of constantly plata itig darn. I conduct. Are these not cheeses of children who can scarcely lee sparest from their week-day business to attend day schools; ■nd have siteli children any adequate means of itsatruction 'seep' S , llllbly liChlWllo—A great part of the ebildren in Sunday schools are employ - el by their parrots or friends dors tog the week, oho weentd lueve• sio onn ee,t nn ii ir ,, f ur rece i v . psi instrurtion, except in Snouts, schools. N•lsat ps sown ti•sts f childres. of Sunday schools mosy b e of 0 ., ( L e ..? —l 4 Moat liiil3lloll4l in 1011.11.11, 1 should suppose three (auras; but in mann factoring elestricts the abealr hosteller . I).. you c•olici ivc it wnntd he very mischiev ms to ynting children, tt• th,dr ,chuit) education were entirely finished when they herame au flicietitly old to he of use to their pa rrots at Lowe, and were Is Len front school to attend vi week-slay I itr:t.t sr ?—I enasid c that the age erten-id to, which may tar sant to be thirteen anal upwards, is the 1111 , 4! 110111Cfr011i for young persons, ■wl consequently they need all the rat.;iota instinct ion wt 'cheat% he imparted to them, to Veal ray Own' from ti n • 'cogitations to which they are 'ben parlu•ularly espissrd. Do you nod li.lslrcit consider She Sunday school as a b.orsless, after Ila y later I. arced to rend pretty well ?—its most schools stub is I h.' ll'eet is altsclinient loci wren the choldren an•l Is orbs rr, that they bare 1/1 . 14 a d. Blared that the Srlihaiii was the liapp, st slay of the week; anti 'nasty of Ito is, lay flirtr soloidary sib 'Mance and constant regard tat Ih.•sr ariwula , rein while parental authority is not used, slow their all,IC:11111.41, to the teachers and the school. You are spealosig of 114,<e .1.1111 are instructed in the old metrr, its *mall tortairre, tool, r 611-tosrt tr.trhess ; do such rhildrio ectserolly late to a; trod the Sunday school afirr Ike simile t h at they ran trail pro sly well ztrat many of thew attend atom Ilsey I. ive I. air aw.l to read well, that they ma, thh”, Ilse alleautazes of ri+gioua lustros:iron. h respect to those who are taught, in large rollertire numbers, al cor.loug to the 1111 w method ? .1 l.r our slitter lasteht in Sloe manner, its S3wday schools, ix ►o that I hare toot tassel ve.l *hat is the practical effect ; lost w the day schools the practical r IT•ci IS a. I, evident ; (ewe► ehiliireo continue in the school Dm cr she new method ILru touter the alter have ait•tord a stades* de gree of eustrueirou i 'stimulator of l‘arotwg. Meelis, 14 die ,riprilis, 1819. HENRI' unouGium, the Chair. Tie Err. Tindal TheinimmtusWaloolcy called in, and ex- amlnet Si ,r. the iseriml of your Gas czaminnli.ul , Iwo years ago, lira toy iorre•a•e taken place in the v:s•1.1(111114 sit the sta. Eutial il•talliitliniesit!--Yea; I have aiseady given rn sic. ("us,' of tilt proer/•s* of the Itiatilut:on, until the 27th of 274 y, DIM; hut it may he advisable in give the Commillre an aerausit sit the linditution for the Nhule or the year 1816. At the Animal General Meeting of the liestitutines in that is aroeared thst there arta 756 school., in which were 117. , Pitt) chi , alren atte•nd:rig to FITCIVC caur.stion. At the A I General Ileeliug in the )1111. 1817, the rebuts's aul.,ustirel in tissentite In IMO", awl there N tie 135,000 dill. sire's in Oren. s; menu by thrse noostbros which you have riven urve.p.ll,, 11g,.1 sou Bute tuciltiootril u.rrr 111 ro1• :•; ('nu ).it c:‘e the ectumittte any estimate of the evonrea 4th udut_ tic• rotalttleicm ur och..uk, fn. differ ent town (Interco th.tsietv —Yea ; Ate follen me h. 'lnch an (Slllll4le at am nib to Mr to satisfy the deatrc of the Connsitt... wilnret hq• deft in a riper.) Nes t h e rim-aisle vi 'eta St.l n I) 114 en lu kale th► pesoone hitter.. 11, rerm,... 1, sh • ro,f,t; cr IP" r." e keEA") rai.e.oe, and ma mark of 1/... orizionl ose ut buibl., Ito o hold. a. 11E! and .se , a 1f... rv f wvie. hlci• h• v *err Enabled lu Fel ~ 1.0 V : *heavy , rnn nadcrnti ,, ia mole 1.... re. a. cell nn ni on ilcne thr sieist.•l 00000 1.. nyclie lb. Sr aura Is eaerii Ole lin.. simlai..e. aced Ikea reale to the a. rsrt ; and th. , ...ru . Iv as she angelic! of thr case may regniur, n,..1 11w owe of their coarl funks will allow. 1). ‘nn 11pp...hyoid, that where partial ailaistatire only halt 11,111 ille 11.j,1.111fe eiVell W. 1.4 icc L. - 1 I Ile nicana of cuabliug the achiont tu be cstaliloihril?— uf is. 11.,w many school. have you in this way been the mean% of e.t.a,. i.this s e._.w st is, a Lego I lie iss, ,ms. of sissistit wimp ; '_'Nu is, this wily, by I . ratina of money, scum got. to sml/. Do you thialc their is any sane instance in nWeli the whole stint it eV civet' by you ?—I hclieve not ; of eaoir:e I eNeilll which e,tahlastainent of the society, for am tiniiiing of school master', snail to eahilait • pattern sellout ur model of the tint aysicni. Do you apprclund, that the interference of your society, or uf P... !annum, by naaktinz the mutual expenses of schools 1147.00'1 places. would have n tendency to tempt sub scriptions on the part of the iniblie ?--I think it might; I beg heart, however, to add, that ITV had Tilde it II principle of our society never to core ninitual :assistance. Are you nware, 111.4 any schools have stopped in con sequence of dna principle of limitatiou, in r4aising to ~ivc 811111141 ns isl.uier?-1 will nut say that ally !rive absolutely shipped in enuseqm.nce of it ; but undoidocilly, their exer tions have in some measure been p3r,lyaed in ennserrienre of the difficulties of the times, which halve reduced the sub- - - . Ito; the money distributed by the society, as far as you know, bran used with treat rcz.iril to renown) , ?--I believe will , very considerable economy ; I b--lieve there is tiever a ease where an applirmion is made to the society for prcu ■isry assistance, that is riot most scrupulously inveslig itcd tiefore the cyan( is smile. I her leave here to caulain my firmer answer, wherein I stated, that there were 155,800 in the sellout.: whin thii report was made last year, by observ.. ing that Colt as the number of children that were actually attending at the schools I bra li ave also lo sdJ, that the slams of money whirls had been granted to schools its the year coding in 1817, appeared In amount, by the audit of that year at the Animal General Niecting, to 3,720 f. moil that up 1l arch, 18118, there were 2,502/. rapeoileil in IN grams, wahine, the total sum disposed of in grants, from II.• year 1813 inclusive, up to the p.. sent time, to amount 1.1 the onus iif 20,11181. In lb , . year 1417 there were OS units, of which there were towards building schools 24. These • the •.sins that have been paid in the increase of schools and itt tb. payment of salaries, since the period when I was last et:smitten!. Ms the soc.ety lx-en obli;reil to Heft many applications for ksrant• in consequence of the deficiency of its fonds?— Nut to rcjert altogether; but certainly we are not able to meet the ierptisitions made spun its, to the extent we wish, according to the orzency of Ilse case. Our rashes certainly commit Ise realised to the full extent, its consequence of the 4.ficseecy of our foods. What i• the animal joicOrTle of the sJciety from subset ip. Inns; what does it at present amount to ?—Not quite 1,54.0 f, a y.ar. What has been the total amount of the snots raised from the first establishment of the society, in donations and sub. so-riotous ?-111, as ly about 39,7.09 f. If the satiety had more ample funds, could it employ them nit), *desolate in establishing a greater uumber of schools? —No doubt of it. Have the applications fur assistance come in general from country parishes, or from populous places in their immedi ate airighboisrhimil!—Applications hive come from both descriptions of places; to speak more to the point, I slimelil say. pea haps that a larger proportion of applications have come fioni popnlons townie than from smaller ones. Ilas any apiification ryer been made by parishes in which there was ma lawn, For none but a very small village, and in which the _rent hulk of the anhabilauts were employed iu agrooltur. ? —Yes, sa lord. Have there loon any from parishes in which there was no village at all ?-31any have conic from villages. How large might those villages be?—The smallest was ba tween 400 and 500 people. I consid.r that about one tenth part is the proportion of the poptilati.•n of a village is which the children are considered to want education; if the number is smaller than that, it will never answer, because the expense would considerably exceed the •d -vaist!!ge that would arise to the parish. But you are not imam of any application having been made by parishes where [here was no village at all, or where the village was smaller than the one you. hove already an-o tiolierl ?—I do not recollect any application from a p vish of a description so small as that to which the Conitnittre allude. Among the schools which you hive Rated to have been est %Wished-are there any tbat might have been establish. d on a lareer scale, it' the Innds had been more ample ?—Uii questionably. If a grant of money were made to the society, limited to the purpose of assisting iu the Wilding of schools, in what way. according to the presnut establishment of the s o ciety, w.. 111.1 that fowl adintiii:tered ?—Tlic money would be distributed by the Gem rat Committee of the National Su ch ly. Would that Committee associate to deliberate mein the applications made to it for assistance?—Certainly. If I may he allowed to state the course of proceeding, it is this: lei r) application fur pecuniary assistance is in the first in- S w or e s u bmitted to the Corresponding Committee, and by them referred. as may be deemed expedient, to the c 1111 l tom of the General Committee. The General Committee bolds the purse. Who composes the General Committee?—The Archbishop of Caittcrintry, the Archbishop of York, all the Bishops, and certain sitenib• !II appointed at the Out establishment of the am"MtYi amongst wistm is bird Liverpool, and other No blemen and Gentlemen, amounting to about sixteen, hide prodeut of die Ai cliliisltops and Bishops. Thin are siKifell, called the Elected C mittece, who are chosen by the sub 'critics' at large; and four of these go out each year by rota. ion That is the administrative body of the society ?—l'es. Is it your opinion , that schools could lie estalilkhed in connection with the church in any parishes, so far tts to teach the catechism, and bi require shr attendance nt the chinch of such children as belong to the establishment, lint not to teach ilw catechism to, and nut to rrgoire the attend lIIIC C at chinch a. Disasenting children am of opinion, that that is not When I say practicable, I me in that it will not tie productive of any satisfactory result. May not the schoolmaster leach religion, Ils will as read ing awl writing, to the nue class of children, and riailiag and writing only to the other class, upon reasonable si entity being obtaincit, that the parents provide fut the religious iiissiuction of the oilier class iu their min st•o-1 our , of opinion really, deli such tootle of leaching would he at tended a ith confusion. It is understood that in London the Viscenters do not object to their children unending the national school; is that so?-1 htlirre that 1. the ease. I)u they object to their children going to church on the Sunday, and learning the cateelsiiom!.-1 never heard of any objection of that kind in our own school, in Batelotteelcar drys, and I !believe I twit , add also., as far as my own infor mation ants, Oust tin re Is no objection in the oth i schools in the City. In what parts of the ronntry, generally speaking, do yon believe the greatest di 'mind to exist for mete schools sh o uld say priacirlity t.siicushire and Staffordshire. Awl Ilicse .1. mantis art prauipally in the anataufacttiriag districts !—Ves. la there a e real demand for them in London, tool the int_ mediate eieidiliuull I ; mot particolasly in the immeiti:ite neigbbuu,hood, In the City of proms ly au called, there are 1101 so many, front the 41 . 1161111 , y of fisidttic arrommoilations. Ilas it ref qiieetly A,pp unl, that Matelot or building new Jamul'', shift has Iwo, made by takinir barna or other btu hi. ions, nt.d filtilig them fur the purpose of school.?—Yea, li e_ queenly in oruisy raga. flare y. n not Ora Of the eapense of Ilttin; np n harts to it I h.ive not ; hot I thint, ren..l 1-n si samhth-r, 417 4ar sot.. r Pmmo.e. T'se ohirri la to tram. r• 1••• b. nth *••• p lit-. Tl.,pnaripiil v . in sit•• a " 60 i9.! 14 " . 00 " 11, aria are psrtl• I pared alferolv. and ,( lksi , arr 0pt...4A all Or ion. Ih•I i. 110 •IV. ...Mame •1' n se. mileh Ihr Hove pm I. sal as 4.511911010111;, who.* efrerulty or..mkinr. hem. I. en Co. e•ii of Me selsonis emtsloledsed by the 141C14 - 110 in Imairovine eamilstioss tar 0000 l'• tat Ow perrotia instructed ! —I ti or • reasam to heltrve, 11, el the hero. v-ty a own. rali.e, not only In tier rhildo..a, hit also to their rse ids. I here nnit , ar n.ly meta. thweil that cirromstanee in my reports, and 1 am autlio• razed in stating it, to the infortn.ilim. l have rertivill 11'11111 an Ow:terra blve ireralrecil to my k antis . 1 . ilTe• g hive the oral r it nit use Iris beet. invested, lay the ch.. 'IV.) beg 4.1111111 C the 'ceche., sat tlatir parents; mid I know of iiistsoirrs has a Mehl est. sm nk p...-sionallyorhere the children have been the us-ins I; •aatizaist.: the worms to chinch, who hive orver been in Coe liab,t going lo chioreli at all, If you had more ample accommuil•tions in the tuitional re, Is of London, coul•I wu hate more children to rilitcate, particularly in It thl‘i 1,1 . 11 e arce”.?-I)vcid..tlly so; out I (De b . Vt . I may say the bailie id . she Co school.. lAu )tin hind that she parents, wiwvt they can •11nril v 9 much as A polity ur Ixa pence p"r .err k, lilt kin h it is nut required, are cli"-irons of r.iying it ?—lfes, I believe they are; but I cannot speak po.itively its to that; considerthle sums, however, are received in the aggregate by these small pay. mews in var . • piney.. In Hume Iri.en were the sums paid voluntarily, or were they regnant' sums were required. Has it ever fallen within your hilowleilize, that parents haw distressed themselves in oilier to etre education to their children?-1 cannot say that lam nine to quote any parti cular instances I have heard parents express great anxiety to have their ehilihr.ti educated. Ilierrurii, 19 die April;*, 1819. HENRY 11:tOUGHA11, rs q . in die Clink. James P.:limier, Esq. Trensurer c f Chrisrs novrital, Wal±iy, Clerk of dilly, .31r. Nlsttliew C.,: ion , ne eeirrrnf dills, in, and era wired by the conjoin! tp, they (incurring in the testimony of c ,ch other. !lave you lironzlit the hanks !--No, we have nut brought anv Was, not knowing the business upon which we were sunuann d. Have yllOl got the summons ?—Yes._r it.] Is Chrib.es tluSlnis la sistee foe shy rstrtuA U: Ng \I Wiry, is Berkshire?—Not that I know Toe all concur in the saute 'Wrote:ll?-I'es; there are none, that we know• tir. Has Chri,t's Hospital any ennuettion rhatrver with cha ritable funds in that part of the country ?—No . . . A..r. Guy buys aril (80 's liuNpital by rigid Gum Ntw. bury ? State thr particulars —Frum • gift of Mr. awl Mr. {Vest ; llirre are sieves'. State any particulars you know respeetior that rik—The rift at present r ova to tlic admu►ion of this ty.sot children; thirteen ta r n Reading, rkvcn from Nen bury, six how Twickenham, nod six from this City and its kb , roes; thst makes out thi,ty-six ; and it is proposcil that live additiuual elii!dron should be admitted. By what deed was that gift made?-11y a deed of g'ft dated in 1710, from Mr. West, and afterwards confirmed loy Mrs. %Test, bit widow. There are ■leo p-sinus paid to poor men and poor women tint of the same rift, of 51. rack; they are to 1w of consanguinity, if to be found; if nut, it may he to strangers. How many are there ?—At present there arc 127 persons. Where do they reside I—Some in Hampshire, and Lune in Berkshire, but they are not limited us to residence. Are all those persons of the founders kin ?—At present not all ; there are sonic living iii London that are not so, lint they are very few; none have been elected hut founders kin, for a number of years; we believe there are hut few founders kin in London at this time. Was this number tyre greater?—No, we believe newer so large. The Committee mean the number of pensioners ?—No ? but we cannot speak decidedly. • 11 . 1 int is the iiresrut pilotore of this donaiiim?—Thy pre sent rental is nearly 2,1001.; hut the irriribee was uniy 1,8701. (.4 the last year. Dues this comprehend the whole donations of Mr. and Mrs. West !—Yes. Does it comprehend the donations at three different times of llause persons?—lt comprehends the rholu Ili4l was eat r given by West and his trite, and it is all in London and Westminster, except about 40!. per year in DorsetAire. . . Who are the trustees fur the tuatiaceinetit of Ouse es. (Clem?—The Governors of C h rist's llo~pit d. %Vito is in possession of the sled of gift ?-IVe !ave it; We presume 10 at IOW; we ci rtainty 111:11'e a copy eel the will. IVas then part of the ihorition by will, and part by deed —There is a settlement by West and his wife, dated March 21, 1710; release and confirmation. by John We..t and t e ns. tees, dated the 25th of January, 1717 ; four other deeds; a will, a gift of 1,750 f. to purchase lands ; and another 121' 2,13:A1. also to purchase binds, both dated Ia 171:3, and a codicil respecting the sante. In whose bands err the deeds above specified the possess' of Christ's Hospital. Are those all the deeds relating In the donations of Mr. and Mr.. IVesl l—All that we kuuw Are Acre any other trustees, or any other persons who hare a concern in these estates, besides Christ's Hospital ? No. Have any other persons ever had any control (nee the pro- pet ty ?—%Ve believe that the Cluthwin kers Comp on). have a superintending power; that never, to uur kiisowled ; :e, has twin esereist d. What were the rents of those estates in 1787 ?-IVe hm e Pin memurinthiers of that with us, suit therefore we e:twilut uuu• introits' you; they certainly have been in au li/cleaving MA IC. Do you recollect the returns which were made of 'hype estates under Mr. Gilbert'a Act ?—Ku; we do sod ireolli et any return being at all made; there may have h-eu a re turn, hut we do not recollect it; the eleik who efileiattd at that time is dead. Do you apprrhrnd, that the rents of those estates at tit time were considerably plater Oast Mt per year, in 1787 ? —We should think so. The estate is divided Solo I lirer parts, one fur the education and mointennoce of childuo, she other fur pensions in the country, and the third for pen •ions in London. Du any persons benefit by this fund, except its the way whirls yost have alrensly stalest ?—No. That i‘ to say, the 36 children twist to Christ's Hospital? —Yes, educated end insisst•ined at Christ's Ilosp.tul, and a hich number has been ordered to be increased by tire; fur apprenticing the boys 201. is given, and 51. fur Kit Is; and pins:win to founders kin of ht.. acb, payable half-yearly; and the vacancies arc filled up twice a-year. Suppose no founders kin sl Id i.e discovered, would the eistmlwr of childress sent to the school be inerenwsl ?—No, these is no provision for that ; but sre have rarely tweet nt loss for 101111 fit is kin, I liCer being pat 31 tis uf fitly nioplieA. I tuns at this Who chip os .e Iht t Issld i i u, swot, these ,bun itinna I—The pirislits of St. 11.aa striiv, St. Cites, and St. Mary's, Read. Inu, and the IS)11,1$4.1 Noi busy, and parish of Twicken ham, In Mitis:l. Have tlw Goes risers nothing to do with the presentation.? —They are brought for approbation bx fore the Committee; there ale six girls chosen under the orders of she C c Who choose in Reading and Newbury ":—We believe, the inhabitants in vestry :sow bled. Through *hum It. the choke certified to you?—By the vests). clerk. . . Ale the same rcanlationa observed in respect In the mluuasiuu of tlto•e chilliest as it. the cam. of Got emu's e ?—Not in lama of property, hut set et•ery thin else, the same form• are ob►erved. 1s any objection ewer takru upon such a nomination, that a child is iu too atHurnt circumstances ?—Wc have never known any. llas the timislwr of pensioners upon this charity increased with the hue ul• the rents I—Th. t o ar e as man y Itcnsiunrn stow upon the list as the rent will allay/. We believe lit oue sla re sue snore; it is rather ut•erpni.l. I s the w h o l e Null musing from there • . -+nmioos t 51.a.t51..1 by Ike chihlrt .4 and Ole 5i„,,.,1 :.t tlo lint pllei,111;.1 I e I, s rrcriVl of 1,1 4 701.; and RS I, ILL i X pen tr..... drat ' , OCT .• +1,4•1( Wl' Irsi , ttotore to 14.kris p pvitri• .• I.llol* no!! is Is is 144.1.6. Ir. Ib b yuu jurkii. 1 3 li p ... txpacw.. dMnor s iolta C.. t_of tin/.e thirty rolo.llen . Aro •ny of thoset osisrtio eltreritril 10 toe trivet% to hue ; w,, bare ;a ; tele eoliblislousowit for ilw Iflarwsist rtetl wit ;i1 r.. ilsosni Iwo Iw n.sy p 1.1 ..fflie su•viiiroliew.l (.1r ristij .... as lAr as it will rsisoils ?—t:rrusits ristites arc sisst apart for the payrsteslt of n..nsi.wc or t1.0.r eitsites paid in pensiuta ? —Wr [soli re, I illser M 11.• Ilsaik •S. SO liter+ . Lf•s'il at, i,ss•rertar. Plure post cline In Ch. ;• in the uuorhrr of prusiourti,?-11 • e think tlare -• Can yon 1,11 In ‘v:int nt 1111 l ?—No. Von retold ascertain It?—Yes, we (*mild but we commit do it to-tlny. How have il,. e I ingln liven let?—The estate w holly rnii. Fi.tr of Ititioses. rxeeiti iii, She s linisin fund, which ii a rent thsr;re ; iLcre is ::bin rtin:l , .•l ppopirty. Ibis 11n, itint foad.•d :•.••party ?—There was a OMe of ion :maw wi.l. 11-s il.cre n soy nectinint .ion of rents rcst«l in the fond, ?--Ne, suit t lilt we IWs estate llarlf lins In en 111okt the consitiventinn of Parliament, its 1806, whi it a :WI was pitssrd fur Ibis covet is. meta of it i• the .4.t.t (piotturiee; a 0 AO '• An Art fit. rernilntinz the of .101111 %Vert. ..1 Lou_ dos', Gent and fcances his *cif , both deceased;') 'Lord in 180 G. . . . Do the scheilalrs to this Art contain the whole ethile in gni , : ion, except the money in the totitl,, and the 1111: diargc ut iYorcetslore!—We apprehend an Are !my of the present leases of 2:1 old date!—There ;sly Irc sour_• kW, hilt net many. I).. yon apprehend, that if the property were Tel neer artliti. R eoivoilerahle rice sit rent nt•tht he expected''-11'eapprr hrnd not. They Imre been hi. %et!, hfrly; they wro I. in a very melons *sate; II law part to to ‘V , RtnittiAlvt. which has been let open lung k.ises, for the purpose e.f bastaing and reprii cannot take fines ?—No i if they were tu be let now a, they are, they would be lc( to more mom y, its a gica maoy are Noun a lease for ye9rs. At the time they weir Itt they were deemed to be let extremely well. If upon the expiration of the prevent leaser the►e were n considerable rise of rend. how would Ihr money he appro. printed?—Fur the increase of the smother of children and pensions; it is Nam filth ins-lease that we 'aloft to be able to lake jut tle• fire children above mem lowed. Have any pet.lielonms heel, mini. to 'IOU nu the putt et' she people of hi-slow, fur tosfuriustiou as 111 there fuuds! We du nut ricullt et tiny. ( lb be eon finned.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSNOWN, AIIII2Virr 19. An fired the nom from u ensue. Arrietil 3n.1 the Jrme•y Yuen& fur Aberdeen, wish limber. riAlostrrs, AVCV►T TI. Americo. Lora, from Rare to Woos, 41.41 pot is !acts lea), omit nuload to rt psir. ravolowrn, AUCL4T Arricrd Ole Lady Ilery Pelham Witte' .101 111111 1 4 roan A mei ;c Lod (corn Halifax. in t 5 dap; triciroc, Herb rt, from Qiirb c, in 39 days, for order". Ala. arrived off ili,a t rhe A Ilsinta, Norton, &tn Bombay, in 18 weeks— landed paiowsigers here, and proceeded fur Loodou PENZANCE. AUCtIn 16. The Frrnrh brit Frattris, 'Anson. tat& 11 1.1/111 Isar {rum St It• s, tt hire I.lse was stranded, and has been repaired. TEAL. ALGU,T IR. Sailed the Florida, and Pinneer auhnnaar, uo a n 1.1•• to the nol thwat d. Arrived the Fulton, Carter, from Batavia, last from Portminuth, and rr ma ma. 1.1VP.11r001.. AUGUST 17 Arrir , •d the Penelope, floyl.„ Ir Qt, .—■sled 4th Jstly on th.• 19th, In 1.0 1:4 I.toz. 5:1 10 sp,,kt the I.ouota, of 11)10.1.011, r.. l.,v, T wo lur I' 1e h'..to tto'is lelfud; on 110-20111, spoLe C.o. heir Ants, or o ,h, fishing on the Dank•: et, 2.l Au4lot, lii lit 52 15 h..• spoke the bitg Ilassa Ca ur flier, fo uut I. viiiiiiut w. fuundleml. Lll7ll, AL'CI'PT 15. Arrived the Roryst Bounty, Ritchie, (runs Give'&owl. HMS.. AUGUST IT. Captain Boswell, or the Vial, arrived at Nhields, linos Daina's Strada, reports that he only saw five Air daring the 6C611011 j and that the Lee, -, of this yid., had 11 GRAVESEND, AVG"FT 18. Arrived the FMl.3,l:flat, from Ilia; Prince of Orneze, C4llllllll, from Rotterdam ; ~,,, D. 0, from Ro t ten ; Cent Ihsy , .lllle ; me. Fletcher, null H.. ward, f ; Hop..i f..en the liallir; Joint, Smith, from (4ctsuile ; and Arlt‘e, fc.in Dostolio. Sailed the New All ) i )))) , for the Cape of Gs.‘st Elope; and Auguste Chas lotto, --, fur Sirslssistd. DISTRHIUTIoN OF PRIZE-NONrY. The llsilisark, fur the Luz abet h aningeling ve,si nu the 251 h instant, on board the Rulausilt, at !gibe, reit as. It, cal,' in Scot Intail-yuti il, hitelinll, for three months. The Havanna!) awl Altulh., foe 11:Urauie. nn the 124 at No. 12, (71eniciit's-Iliil. Recall% same Warr, every Tues day and Tiours , hie, I. th. re months. 'Flue for the Circle, on the 22.1 i-st. at (lenient's,: a. Nee.' Us Pa lIIC Tl:nc.d 3 w, for lliscc months. 1 Ise Rost. (Sist•lrlrske in cornl.n.,), if..r.or wiry v..r , Is t.:.;) litr.4l 1611 s N0ver1.1..., 12.09, MI the 22.1 s 1 ciristetit's He/'ills same Our., every Tecs.l.,y ra Thu. play, for three months. INAKKET, Away.. 19. ai NI ket. gis.p4 N.JJ. 281 \cweaMic 23t.... 311.. 9J. I* 41. It. 7 Sum!' land PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. lied.... iatfi),;;;CE:.A; - .;:.. 21;,%1 3 per Ct. C 005.... 76 I India 80nd...—. 87 1,1. 3i per Cent. Ceellti• 56%) 811.61110. 1... Is 20 pr. 4 per Cents 96 95_2t I Date. t ....• •• 19 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Am,. 1034 I thnniton... 3 el-3 el. 1041 105 I Cour. for Ace. 753115'a MAIZMAGE. ...... Tuesday, ■t Stepney thus-eh, Mr. Datil! Walker, of Etlitibttigts, to Ile-a Anne Stewart, of 31ilastatd. ITIIS. On Solidly, at Brightton,iohn Palmer. Vail of t,,e City of Bath. bite comptroller-General of the Puit.l f(ii•r. On Friday morning, the Nth limiting, after a long.-ring inners, Lady irsilitia Maxwell, girder to Ow Earl of Htetthioc, rat her hour.. in Nlnalatjury.otinare, On the I lilt instant, at Rassrlegit, near Do:1!in, PAW: Clinch, E•q. of a typhus &err. On Sunday tr'imiese, at Clo-mel, I.ii istenn (Wont.' of Clone's*, county ':l4ire, end Neweisenr. enmity Wicklow, late of the 27th er patent. His is-mains were at to the grave by Its 4 three sontsgo aims, chi.•f tumult ere, and all the r..periahle centionien or Cliiiintel„ sc'tenighl, I. Tipperary, Sir Veer 'inns. Pitt His lit le and etioiet devolve to hie Fos, Aubtry D.• V.Alonft F.sq. nut► Sir Aubrey Dr Vere Haut.' HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON IN:Mt:C. Morals( 37 after 4. I Evetting :4 after 4. I.ONI)ON : Printed and Pnblished at the UAiee. Ne. 11T, Shand; sebum Atlyertisrments ore rre, red, and I!'tte'► (isost.psif!) must he stlalfosssol.— e S fITH, No. I, Consume,: lun, Prints,. —J No H7 l St: 4 0, i • . i~ , ~ • M 4 : C .N 4 Mw lisesi 10.1 • fl • hp, titian Mr. Qnixi In ICIN CI The Viri 111arti Lulu Dw Psi * Mr. lIMPOPm ri wire 11