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~~`: :~ T APPEAL TO 7'IlE PUBLIC. . ' TO THE IBISII TOVIII.ITY AND GENTRY, REM -.. DLNT IN RATH. The Printers of The Bulk herald leave received the tot limit,: Llnes frum a Gentivinan 0 I 'assent sin his tour through Leland, whitlow ami the interesting object of Oda paihtlie Appeal; and has isawmitiesl tt ropy. in the hope. that among the *materna* happy, gay. and atiltomt rusiiitrycieti sit wow Itestatax, wha make Bath their Ovate. a small sum assay hr collected, anifiriesit to solace leis few ettimaiiiii.: days. Ihinatimia Ir ft at CAtRISAeIt alit! CO', It 1111 i, tW 31CYLEK Old Sow's Library, will he duly trossaisitteil. a••••-- JOIIN DORMAN'S APPEAL. TO THE PUBLIC, ix TIM 111 1 TH %CM UV 1111 AWL "" 'T'he broken soldier. kindly Foote la stay. Sate by • fi ro s litil ialk'J the might awes I • ili *rut hits OWN or, idea la lIINM TI .lone, Shuts 6 c 1 Ini.pmykli, and alatew'il how latish were won." . • . . Born on the genial mil of DooliAlls . . "'hen !food (INN. Aint adorned the British thrtitiel • To Brea first blown I heard my catutitry'i esti, opo ikad ovule her cause and gluey all my unit. 114., With VVIIIIMI heave I roused the stormy ark. A . 'Whet) frost ruiip-aleil the earth in thirtymme ;, IrrMof Iloilo Dellis felt a blow from 1111 P, "P Acid (ludas:ems'. laurels too were miser. ta x 4 -:, -:. •.. • 'UM At Drttiagen I followed, andisidaveil, King Gement lice &road in Ow field iit fame, s' 4 _, While thwarting evtinots rimitil about as plated, And wrapt the Heavens in sheen; of livid (lathe, t. Slew and light.lseartell es a shepherd's hop Atteath 'his gh wpm. the thiirCry plain, ga e . , 1 irmid th e Acre Id of Ponteany insole crowds Sol me felt desth'a ieti't ails. ;~i~~ When GDWARP raised his HA; on high, Atlil thousands with rehrillitsus fury bursiril, Itruilyat Bonuses fall, through earth t,, 'ru* Ge►oaa Gelds to Britain I urturileil. 'Then o'er old griitland's.hills, through war's pfsenis, CimnstitAwl) I sought the fur, Till ski Cu'toilets's plaid our romper:lM arm. Fur irer laid die re►el standard low. ~nrl when in Europe eea•►d the tramp of war, Jost sirup sure nu our Gallic firemen hurled, I sought in oilier clime. front Earl fur, I'hr eoldier's laurel in au ledian World. "Albin es nnoe AO. and shitwers of mu.krt balls, While burning Cancer dyed the torrid sky, I passed the breach in Powhieherry's walls— Like %Vim's, revolved fo conquer or to die. Calcutta's wrongs on &lino's suns repaid, And Engleuol'a realm in Iltnilustan secured, Homewards my long and weary way I made, %or even then irsilgsied the will.winu sword. The Nobk Tircbrik in Aberdeen i sought, And once more joined with my companions blare; Oa glorioes %linden's bloody Gehl I fonghl, A iid felt a wound where tither* Mimi a grive. And now, near SIXTY TSARS are past and gone, As worn and wounded and grown odd and giry, I stand Nemiln II Vold wide world alone, Whilejnisior pectinous par away. Then soothe the sorroies of a pour old man, 19hose 'reediting limits scarce bear him to your door ; Whose days are ilwinotkil to the shortest span : 061 girc rerel; anal Heaven will bless your store!' Pion!, Stiplember 8, 1818. NOTES. Stanza 1, line I.—Boria on she geniel soil of Donegal — John Ihrrinan, now resident near the chard' of Strsbune, lir the comity of Trim.% was born at Itoigh, in the parish 01 Cloutier or 13 Rind, in the envoi, id Donegal, U,, die 24115 uf August. 1709. His great age is well known by many uld pee ping in his neighbourhood, who were childreu when Me re. lamed from the army in Ctrahasie, in the year 17ao. Monza 2, line I.—With rename, Me.—ln the year 1739. Dorman was striated, with others, f the 13th regiment of root, and sent with Admiral Vernon's squadron to the roost of Spin. He was there present and engaged at the taking uf Porto Hello, and the tnoutba►dawut of Carthage's*. Stanza 3, line I.—/Jethapa—lsi the year 1713 this man flawing neatened in the 121 h reitinveni, wu engaged with it at the batik of Dettiegen, is which the French lost six thousand men, and a multitude uf officers. and wirtild have lost twice the number if they had been vigorously porsrierl. Starza 8, line 3 —Fonfenoy.-011 t►e 311th of April, 1715, John Dorman was present, and erigagril at the bail:, of Foment's, iu which the English had the misforitaise. to lo.e twelve thousand men, soil the French, who claimed the vic tory, an equal number. Dorman seal ii, Cllr hottest part of this battle, and escaped ail!' a slight dish %%mad uu the left shoulder. Stanza 6, line 3.—Calloslan —Dorman was at this halt le rio the 10th of April, 1746, and had UtTAIIIOII to hie ooly one shut at it. He was one of the guard ova r the Lrierls 13 dine ram, hilm:vns'k, mud Cromarty, who were given ill 11.4111 re to Captain Eyre, afterwards Governor 0(1:Saki:I. lle re pairs, Ant a !Motor' of the name of 81'/Zerizie, the mph.. ve of Lurd Balmerimr, and sit rogicer in Sir Rails Bruce s b stta li.m, cum:tieing that hie mirk: had beets Its,basn6ly freali d us. thin occasion by Capt. Eyie, followed that officer to Galway, a cinisideiable time aflerwards, anal remained there fur some nitiutirs,endenvuoring, in vain, to get C shot al him. Stanza 8, line 3, Pendiekerey.—After the pa see sif A x. la•Chapelle, Dorman ass drafted from the 120. regiment ..1 the hue into slit service of the East India C.isupatiy, ica.l *ailed to Madras in our of eight transports fi :led with is imps, sent 'nit to r. itasoree the Bo army these. Li the 11 . 111110' Or Sills war nreniseil the cruel siolforation of 115 Rut a•ls prisoners in The Black 11..1i. s 1 Calentia. Dorman was at the Inking of Pondicherry. 'Pin• screens of our arms in Lolis, at this tune, law' the fonsolation of the pro *rut em 4Z;llq extent of rielirsarolterritury which the English possess that "Natter of the globe. litansa 9, line 3.—Hamerurits my bogey ant rrarw tray I trade —ln the year 1751., INirinan icturited U. England, wish thirty 'mond. in his 'Pocket, the 1 ..f his thare of prize. 00000 no yhe had gamed in India. Ile thin minis...el hi• favourite regiment, the 12th Sim, at Alt. 'Attn. which place he• again went sit Is it 01 Gernetuy, and O A% verily aroandeil on one of his hands at 11w• beetle of Ue was discharged with a pension of 71. ley. a year, auil eetarrowil to Strabane, where be has lived ever since. its the year 1771, he, with sillier pensioner", was, exaustned by a Staff Surgeon, mad metered, MI Ids report, to ►'pair to a depot in England, His pain of for(' sting his pro. Pilafs DOr111•,1 um then settled 1,1 the taking lousiness ; lie found it so profitable, that he declined removing from it, and Was consequently deprived of his pension. Fur amity yea.", 1w did out feel the loss of ■n ennui'', shich he had termed so dearly ; hilt in the eieissi lode of human ailesto a, and perhaps by his wait imp. Nolen/v., be was at lust reduced to catmint. poverty, mod he i. iws in h., floe //wan , : (1411 liala year, begging ins bread nom dam to eluur—which in justice to the 4 learitable inhabitimi. of Strabane and its vicin.ty, be emi t-sirs he need taut its, if he t•uuld content hiuo.elf ► ill. a weekly aillowaiwe, Bloch they sushi willingly pay to Lin,. /Int hr is naturally fowl id telling his men sl• , ry.:avid in. dined to recount his former mipluits ; to orniiiy siurlh pro. peilliliV. as sell 311 to le,Cll/11 lii. finsuri t., Ise his. pit l eo rsl his Sh o ot nod Simple A .1113 i." for the press, and hop , they sill meet with a turooahle fi knits. and frost any wises's nliu hare wets yet heard of him. Th r h m k o f 16r tri;:nw-lrer, hursit to tt.ltrq, mixed with .1 mug tioeivir, nod t:vpheli to the pa, t-. will reilluve all Wel th cull Ur tsicres.cetit:‹) uu rod Iwlt UI toe hotly. ~_ THE TURF OR HOUGHtON NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER 1.. 'tart MLETING, ISIS. of eart 24. Handicap Sweepstakes of logs. earl., for 3 Tr-olds and upwards. T. Y. C. Ined Dorlistiton'e Romp. Elst. Alb. agst Lord Tub y'e Inter. prole', 7.1. lilt.. Sh. M. 2008 s. Mr. Thorakdro Saws, Sat. 71b. sot Doke of Ittitland's e. tiy Willson. out of Ceilidh,. Sat. slb. A. F. 200 g.. b. ft. Doke of Grehtsn's Loo, Sat. mr.l Duke of litiodsuil's Qua. deilk. 74. 121 b. 1). M. 1000. Sir J. Prince Pool, sot Mr. ThorsibilTs Steel. trap, Sat. lib. cacti. R. M. 500”. TCE4IIIAY. Fifty l'ounds for 2-yr-old., carrying • feather; 3 yr olds, Ist 5.h.; I.yr olds, est. 01b. ; 5 vr•old., 1/st 31h ; M yr. INS. 'fib.; and aged, 9st. lOib. Last three miles of B C. handicap Sweepstakes of 10r. net.. for three yr-olds sod upwards. T. Y.C. Lord Effigy . . Captain candid, 114.11 h. apt Mr. Ildry's 19s. U. Sir .1. Shelley's Pinner Paul, 8.1. 71b. meat Mr. CUISCCiII C. by Clymer, Ist. I Ilk. T. V C. 200 gs. b. ft. If EMI lITIPAT• Subscription Pies of 301. fur 2 cr.olda, parrying 611.71b.i and 3.yr-olds, lOtk. I'. Y. C. Handicap Stakes of 10p earls, fur 3.yr olds and upwards. D. M. Mr. Payer's Itankshoroullr, Sst. :lb. agat Lord Fuley's Interpreter, tbst. l). M. 2'11125. 7111.1MPDAY. A Subscription Hau•Ncgs Plate of 301. fur 3 yr-ulds and upwards. D. TRIDAT. Tbr Audley End Stakes of 30,0 cads, fur korai; of all ages argued). Tu start at the starting post of the T. Y. C. and an sun to the rood of B. C. Handicap !italics of 104 s. earls, fur 3-yr olds and upwards. A. F. HOLYWELL HUNT. TUVPDAY, iIiCTORER 13. The Chieftain% Siakcs of Mtgs. each, h. ft. for 3.yr olds.— The Maxlytt Mile. (lit Subscribers.) lord Croarruites h e. Sir Lawrence, by Perstriso 1 Lord Cisy's h. c. by Tlimeilyrbult 2 Sir W. %Vyilise's Pierstur brut Mr. Prices's Haver, Bst. Slb. each Tut, miles, 180 gs. The %bistro Stakes sof 18.. r. nets, for 3-yr olds 7st. 211 i.; four, 84. Mb.; ire, B.t. I I lb.; MIX, 9 . t. ; awl aged, Mt. !lb. The Mustysi Mile: (II Subscribers.) Lord Grey's h. r. Jupiter, 4-yrs uld .. 1 Mr. Lowe: • Sybil, 3.yrs old Mr Corbel's Partbeimpr, 4-yrs old 3 La rd Llrry's Trooped, 3-yrs old Sas odors started, but were out placid. Sweepstakes of SST,. curb, for 2-yr-übi cults, Psi. Slb. and Ilies, 3111. The hid half mile —(Tbree Sul...embers.) Sir W. W. Wysier b. r St. Wiuified Sir T Mosques be. e. by Timm( Surcrier 2 Mr. Priee's ch. e. Wirdden Wall A Sweepstakes of 100. each, with 51 1 / 4 s. added. Three miles. Sir 11'. W. %V) oser Piaralur, 4 yrs old Lord Grey's Jupiter, 4 yrs old .. turd Gruorreuir's SI. lAwreure. 3 )rs old 3 Sir T. Stanley's; b. r. by iVIUIIIe. 3 yrold 4 TIIVIISDAY. The flaws' aro Castle Stakes uf 10:s. each. Taro miles. S. rW. W. Wy1111 . 4 I'llll'4llin .. •• . ........ • .walked .. Sir T. Sirulry's f by Sir Olivrr, beat Sir W.• W. Wyau'a f. by Ct:wari.o. Ouc milt., 1000. A Ilanolimp Stales of 107,0 each. h fr. Too mile he'll,. Mr Boaoron's Sorel rr, 3 yrs old, 7st. 4lb . ...... 0 1 1 S.r W. W W . yuse's Venus, 5 ytg uhl, Si. 71h 1 4 2 Sir .1. G. Earrtoo'sTwi.m, 4 yrs old, est. 401 41 3 3 Sir T. Ststilry's r. by 1V0011r,7.1 0 2 Jr Mr. Minuses c. by Jupiter, 4 yrs old, 851.41 b 2 Jr —sew— STAFFORD RACES. WteIF.EDAV, reTuot:it 14.—(stc.ir Weir ) Three.yral rid Stakes, r ith 2445. atl.lell.—(Nu race.) A I'lale of 500. achlecl It is Hmulatap Slakes of Sgs. each. Lord Iturs ttttt r;'s Tatioo, spa old. c 1 1 Mi. Wratoie.c. Mooliur . Mr. rush is b. f. by Sir 3 yrs .. Mr. West's eh. f. Leah, 4 're old Lord fisissusurr's b. g..Car4 lsu , 4 . )ni old ....... ..• 5 Four wric drawn. NORTHALLERTON MEETING. TRURIDAY, OCTOIBILIL 15. Fifty Putted, fur maiden bm:ses, &c. of all 'vs.—Two-toile ►ests. Mr. Hutchinson7s b. e. by Hsghlender, 3 yrs old, (I. Whtte) 31r. J F. rgtowou's ch. gtl. by Julius Crsar, 3 yrs told, 6.i. Itob 31►. Hose's h. I. by Gtolottuutos eat of a Strive. to Z40 , 311C, 3 yrs old, ti.t. 1114 2 3 dr. Whore Ns:truing, S to 4 Hes Mr. J 1:4:11u.otio cult; offer the firm brat, 4 BIOS to l fro Mr. Fer:nsuies roll; after the seruosol htal, earls &tune. The first heat wow easy, the se. mud by wily hale r tack, Ihr third sun easy. FRIDAY. The Broomfield Stakes of Ingo. each, for liorsee, dte. not ilburrugh Ir.etl. Three miles. (7 Subso ihrre 51r. I.str,y's Kr h. Ilatikrr, by Kuuusky, 5 yrs tad, Ifni 1:111,.(.orlier) _ _ . Mr. Perirene's b. eu. Catchpenuy, 4 yrs old, 110. 4 b. (wir eto r . l .. • • • • Mr I lore le)'s b. g. Cougnerur, 5 yrs old, 11st.tllh. (Mr. T Slreft.s.) Before stertini::, even belling on I.l.snki.r, and its 5 Iv 4 on eniclepo. iiy, Bud 7 and 8 to 1 isg.sinst Coilivitessr, Aw .XcrUrul ears% I ' o Y r , or all ales—Tiro mile heals. Mr. Alli•iiii's h f. kulriils, by MAO SOWN Yid& of .1.1114 3 yr., 7.1. 311 (.(:. 3 1 1 hr. r. by So. Paul, 3 its, 74 311... 2 3 Mr. Pcir-i be Missile, 4 ire, bst ilb. ....1 11 3 Feeu mug In hoe uu Mr. Peirsr's illy; after the first 6..41,7 to 4 on Mr. Prirst.'s filly ; after the second twat, Y to vise ua lialvids, 4 to I aghast Mr. Prose's filly, 4 to 1 atairist Mr. Guava th's cull. All caeallcul and well. eutite:tsill sea.. PLN RUIN RACEi—(Comccrozo). IRIDAY. GCTOSCR 9. Fifty Nub& ecru by the furor of IN/with, CA- horses, ke. sH mgr.. MI. Wise% bI. C,lllaite Girt, 3-yra uW air M Reale) . * Is. C. MY. s sss , 3.yrb "hi r.Jark.uu'. gr r. Jack I.ir, 3 )1. old 2 Mr Jaws's'. 1.1 g. by $ hitchlt L, 4.)is ul4 .. ••• • • • 4 4 PAM E Der. A Sweepstake% of fire CO1.00; r;ib, with twenty guineas misled by elm Inr4 wwd final, for looker. mate% owl 4104 thomoorto lotril. 111 it nrrtr Wiell Mite or Swrep►takra lwfme Ibl ; 'see Ei.r di) Ctisiltsuasi. :Ur. Harilvy% !rimy 11‘,14}. r. 4 }sr odd Mr. T H. l;roleasiCs k. t by Nimbeirortl, Cyls old ti Mr. Fratitenolualisseels's. en. 111. 3.) I'S 1.11.1 Mr. Jan:ra's b. an. 51.4 old Mr. H•r.rll's b. g lu(lra nod. 41ro Mr. G. 1.•Ild)'s dI. S. Voting 31a&k, ••)r• ukl.. The Stag Ilunl to. Suthrthay, although Ilse we athrr wn► arty sod orossrable, aflor.(rd e., rile,.• h/ au 111111.411.1 11111111 PT #llllfielhelli fr Stir (*mime,. l'i;1 .r Ike Ong I-mused She Emir...l 1/0W111.6 ( . .1/11.111.1 Ilun.r, 11,.11 In itear Ilse 1)1,5 CA.114: —ln Thir.X.ll, mud over.e.ed r•r.. E ..... .sii, •ud rrcrur►ed Vain gu4u tv !)elan tlu and Duce, ova' Soolbyfell, awl them to tellssrafer t which he crossed near to Holstead mansion, when" abscissae ended. Amass the very numerous and respectable assemblage of Ladles and Gentlemen whirls attended Penrith Races and the Assemblies we observed the Earl. Countess. sad Laity Lowther; Collor! Lowther sun Lady; Sir F. F. Vim', Rats. Lady, sad daughters; Sir Philip Musgriivr ; WilliamJsusem, of Bernick Lodge, Esq. and Lady; Mr. Kitson. grist Li verpool; Mr. awl Mrs. Marshall anal family; Mr. Grafi:mi. M.P. for Hull; Mr. and Mrs. Frailterdonehaugh; Cutout I and Mn. Salkeld; /die. Warwick and daughter's; Captain iluishiassos, fee. CALRDONIAN AND PERTH RACIS. Pe►th during bit week presented a hustling 'secession of festivity cud amusement. Monday being the Met dry of the Calralorsian Hunt, the company begets to assemble its the course of that day, and the twogress of the week added to the beauty and fai-tritra of the gay beers. The races were in general good, and rendered doubly agreeable by the pro pitiores weather. The evening aseemblies were held its the new event) , Hall, which has been splendidly fitted up for tlw poirpose. Nor was the antuartneut confined to the Nobility and Gentry who nu this occasion honoured the Meeting with their prtnencei the lower classes were titter. tainesi with raviolis rare shows, u well as with the snore sub stantial reel cations which the nonterotts booths erected un the Inch pressed upon their Amuug the distingnished persons who graced the festivi ties of the week with their presence, were, the Most Noble the Marquis of Queensberry, the Most Noble the M,rgnis of Mstly, the Countess of Breadalbane and family, the Earl of File, the Earl of Elgin, the Conotess of Elgin. Lord Gray, Lady Gray, and family, Lord Glenorchy, Lord Rollo, Lord and Lady Kennedy, Lady Mimeo, the Earl of Kintore, the Hon. Mr. Gray, the Hon. Win. Mairle,uf Panmore, M.P. Gen. itanisay, Cul. Ramsay, Sir David Moserielf•, Dart. Sir Patrick Murray, Dart. the Hun. lady Wiry Murray and family, Sir George Steers/I, Bart. of Grandtully, lady Stewart and Miss Stewart, Sir W. Merril Maxwell, Dart. Sir David Baird, Bart. Sir Alexander Moir Mackenzie, Bart. Lady Mackenzie and family, Colonel Smythe, of Methorn, Mrs. Smythe, Geu. Sir John mid lady Oswald, Colonel Oswald, Robert Graham, Esq. Major Sallie, Major Allan, of Inch marlin, Captain Skew., Captain Donglas, Mrs. Douglas, Thomas filylor, Esq. Caplet's John Campbell, of Bollard, Capiain A. Campbell, of Borland, Hon. Captain William Gordon, General Campbell, of %nazi., Robert Baird, Esq. Newhyth,John P.tcairsi, Esq of Pitcairn, C.plaie James of Newhyth, Robert Cargill, Esq. Thomas Hamilton, Esq. William Dciry, IE4. of Toryfield, Captain Tait, R.N. Archibald Caumbr E-q. of Blythawood, Sir John Hope, Bart Cul. Belches, of 'amiably, Major Alexander Belches, Major John Belittles, Captain Drisminund, R.N. Lady Char lotte Drummond. James Moray, of Abercairney, Mrs. Moray, of Abercairney, Hon tttt rabic Mr. Melville, Timm*. Graham, Li (Alamos', Lawrence Oliphant, of Comae, Mrs. Oliphant, of Condi., Captain Adam, R.N. Colonel M'D016448, of Glengarry, Colonel M'Donell, Coldstream Guards, Aloes Dewar, Erq of Vogrie, Mrs. and Mim Dewar, Job's Itteb•Ol t eon, yuuuger of Niftier, Esq. &r. tke. lIIALTON OCTOBER RACES. The brat dry of there Races, Thursday last, wu gear trolly and very numerously .Mended. The Tatty-ho Stakes weir woo at two heats. by Mr. Jubu Tali 's hr. f. by Ileioderrhelf, beating 11 others. Mr. Eawrett's b. NI wow the Purse of Gold, at two heat., beating' four others, The Plate for Powers wall won by Ur. Thawigana'a b. p. by the Castle-11...rd Arabian, ireatiang lam Mhos. THR CNA!4R. The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet ou Friday, at Two- M Or-Brook, near Saliba', at ten o'clock. The: Hatfield Hounds meet on Thursday, at New Mill End ; Saturday, at Woodhull, at half•pasl ten. Appoiutments of the ilkfferent Parks of Hounds hi Surrey, fur the eusniun week. John 111310-rley, Esti 's Fox Huuoils meet on Thursday. at Knockhold Beeches; and Saturday, at Blue Anchor Turu pike. H. Jolliffe, E•q.'a Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, al Skel• I; and Saturday, at Chalk's,. The Harriers inlet every day. EDUCATION of the LOWER ORDERS. EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, ANNEXED TO THEM THIRD RE PORT ON TIIE EDUCATION OF VIE LOWER ORDERS. Continued from our Pape► of Thursday last•) WINCHESII:II COLLEGE. Philip Williams, Esq.'s ( Ilarrisfee al Lan•) examination font in Ned. Of what! date is 'last injimetion ?—1 believe I minted in a Grauer astswer, diet I under/aural a illa regard to injunctions io geoi.ral, w•e have them of all dotes fur other purpose"; fur lint aliCe, as in New College, I know by many itjunrtiusia that the allewasice tu each fellow hes been increased from lime In rime according In the alteration in the value of money, both in regard to the seas of money Le holds arising front real property, and from the value of the prefetanents whirls are held with his fr Ilioarship. Is there not in the concluding rubric of the statutes the ing passage:—" Teuore t limn pi resentium ststnions, unbeaten", et vuleanua quad taunt) mode tier alto impure licest alieui successors inoclau epitcupo Whitest qui pro temporeerit post/pew sum Den placuerit snlotraelli fuerimus ab hat lute, nee teacloth ant soeij" iriallegii uoslii prredieti ion claim sent nut ( - runt cullegialiter, commentier, tel division, is.cniteri aujitscutique dignitatig, stains, grades, Jul c liliuuia exist*, aligns &ha nova statute, see urilinatiouns, regulag, couslittationee, interpretations . ", inn. mutation's, injunctiones, ileeleratiwirr, rat ex positismes alias pimsemilme nosiris sinlistiv, et ordinal' 'bus Iw•r nos jam iu pumeromve eonilendiv, ant sane et plaints istielleetei towesident repegnanies eel repargnatl• derogaatea velkolertogantig, ilitwordautes "el aliseunleutis, am' arias vel coutroria, diverges etl di . Jere, t under', ordivare, stataere, eel dictate, nee via tel aliroi ipso' eel laces' premiss", eel einem shaped quucunq gwa•sito cutm•e infoingere, gets aliening canati tenurem net substeutiare ale. mere vet mitten., sore rim' era quomodolibet 'belies's/or. Nec Talumas "pull per Rhyme wasurterlincm, conseetudincon, vet abussona nut alias' tweasionens qaltneenque intention' Jut verbis trunnion atatitturotes nostrums'. et ordiustionsins its aliquot derugetur. Nolentes insulter 'lnputs interpretationesse fieri Jr flatiron, alit (ilea ea, end junta plenum sentains, cu rrent in Well( Own, et exposit' •us gennutiocalese et Iran. ',aegis re opium ad casein set prrletif•Ness duloiUM dr quo quw•ritsr et signor applatnieniem. liallibeetes quoque, am. teener' et urobnautes gperialiier et exprone et sub anierani alat Mae SHOW judiVi iutenfirimua i i a l i 1101114 eulleg.j ewe. lodi el custudiling ac terijs et sehillaribus t jusdem, uetvessis et sisigulig. preiteutibus et fano is, ge in 'astute jneimenti per ipaus et toren% quenilibet alicto priestiti admirer. onus et burtatour is ehresiuu, ire ipsi cullegieliser, vamestiler, vel all" isani, *Ness Alia" ordittat limes vet stature, tleeleratte ion, inierpretaitunea, to mutton's, 'mid mime's, I 'positions's vel glom", mien sitiblos "waffle oediusriostibuset Matadi', eel 11100131 M "eon et plasm grameticula et literal ittiellsetui quo. toodolilor t aolvo ri.anica vet eilverenntia, repuritmetea vel re pegmatite, deli:guider vet derugautte, Min per num edeuda nee losinsinoili Resi prucsoresit, and eigaiem tor 'whitest vet ucculte dircete vel itulisecte? " —Yes, It ap pears se. To Mr. P. Williams 3—Does not that rubric add, " El si contra prorsaissa, tel 144.161111111 in pre. Wissls tel weruua sli.pus, per 'clique's' set utopias (Spud Blasi') eliqiiitl ant sh y er ennui, millilitre, lied, lot dientri. v.l alo"pronati ttttt to Alumna sciente r •ut ignos sister cutlet di vet halmri coodagenit iti lusuram, authoritaie msesentis ►ta. Wu dectruionn, prounuitauser, et dectiramos Sides cur loaem et et:stoat..., rocios et atheism ttis4 11061ri osinwilnis et singtolis in ea pane u eeeee em et 1111 l intu ition ailintimas *neatens) ad ilea observanill sweimorlolibet tel marina, NA ea vastiansus mouton, et ea• erre columns omni lotion Anoint's, alijs venni, iu hoe Casa se periu a in snit Grusitate Minium taus perutansiss ts !" —lt appears to be so. Is iliac not a provision in the same rubric, that the num iresi: to of f br the a th i :t her of fellows mid scholars may be r:' 'bed. ca s e the rer p o may e iusufricient ?—There p Orilinantin se rtiam steno-nits sat si necesrintilins et infortuaijs supradietis cessentibus tempera Inn tenni, in whim possesaiurierque, redditus. et ',merinos dicti nostri eollegij per MI graham literal° Felicia recipietit inclement a, Joni* ipsurnin crrrerntiam humerus supradietes, sir ut prannittitur, in dictis casihns minuendus, angeater edam et accreseat, ec aliks iu uninibes percipient, sicut Arius?" appears so. Have the members of the college always understood that they are limited to the moldier iris, and the minding to the number of seventy, and that no ism-ease nvestheis• them • power to increase the untuber?—lt is always so ge nerally unalcistuutl by the hotly. Are you aware of any other crtjunet ion, or other °rib r, by the visitor, curtrary to the tenor of the stabile !—This question involves matter of °piano., upon !mints 1 du not feel competent to speak. The Mee , . Liscunibe Clarke, M.A . crated in and ere:miner/. Are you bursar and • fellow of Winchester College was bursar, last year, and am a fellow still. Have yen it balance sheet of the licentiate of last year'— Before 1 give my evidence, may 1 Ire allowed to make a re mark upou the subject of the uath, which 1 have taken iu common with the other fellows, " Secrete collegii non reve labo ad extra," and to make individually, anal oil my own be half, the same soleuiu protest on that subject, which the hotly felt themselves called upon to make collectively; iu answering the questions about to he put to me, feuding to the disclosure of Secrets, which, I was boned not to reveal, 1 am actiug under the absolute compulsion of 'llia Cl/111. Mince. You are aware that this oath is taken with the exception " NISI pro necesearis vet atilt catisar—Allow Inc to say, that those words apply only to the producing in public, ur 'hewing iu public, our statutes. Do you take, as bursar, sty other oath ?-1 do. What dues that make you swear?-7b speak generally, 1 do dot recollect the exact words, that 1 will execute my trust, as bursar, faithfully; but my remark went to the clause of the partienlar statute, which affects me generally as fellow. The year you are elected bursar, du you take such oath ? —Yea. To what effect ?—Generally speaking, to the faithful cae. eution of say office. No oath of seciesy ?—Not that I am aware of at this mo ment, besides that alluded to above. Have you the balance sheet of the last year's account of the college?-1 have not the balance sheet. Hate you soy particulars of the expenses?-1 have the beads of the expenditure under which our accounts are ittept ; and this is a col reel copy from the college ledger of e year 1817. (The witness produced the same, sail it was read, as • • follows :J Winchester Colfeye. Expenditure of Winchester Collrge fur one year, from De. cersalber 1816. to Drcensher 1917; the Krt. 11. Lee, SEA. mid the Rev. L Clarke, 51. A. bursars. L. rt. it/. Citatos capilla et Monne . - 163 14 3 —.Coquina - 274 12 0 Aula panatria - 336 13 74 . 1,061 7 10 ticacca . - 17 5 9 —iu ooiciul janitoris - 18 10 61 Gardiiii et preforms - 89 13 5S •••-•••••••• DUMOrani - 1,078 15 94 —iu hospitiu dumini costudis - 399 ti 7 necetatariorusi cute (laais - - 3,422 0 104 Liberal:mon - 150 3 10 ---- Pastime do stoke - 15 9 2 Alidendisturnin et agniedacina 1 8 0 Frderurn Eton et Sects, um . 101 12 2 --Stipendiurtitu et punier:ruin - 429 17 10 Kultitio (unwires -33 a 9 04 pro legatis - 150 8 0 Histributio facia pauperibus - 36 6 9 —oollll2llZlllllrit - 20 0 0 Liber dispetnatur is • - 2,642 14 4 10,741 10 4 Rereive , l balance of year 1916 . 4,058 1 101 Milo amount of iudenture . 10,377 6 7 Total received - - 14,433 8 51 Paid - - - 10,741 10 4 1111:tnee paid to b 1 . Lee and Sisionore, bosun of the presets* year 1818 - - 3,091 18 11 Wbat dors Brasini now ?—The brewery. --•- • • - - -- • - The amount of that is 1,0611.74. IN. ?L'rts. Alliat does IDoinorum mean repairs of the build isms is a large amount this year, because we have suffer edby fire Ore Tear IBM _ _ What dues uccessariorum cum donis meats ?—lt includes allow:sacra to the warden and fellows progress expenses In tee its the year, spring nod animists, which we are hound to take to lurk after she estates of the college; it also contains, hi Ilse year 1817, charges fur maps sad surveys of the college property. Slipeassliurom et portionnm ; what does thst refer In?— The ►alartes paid to the masters, chaplains, mud clerks use the establishment. &IMO, foriustca; what does that refer tr.?—To the taxes and tithes paid by the college, vicar's pensiuus, of r.uch property as is chargeable with it, repairs fur some of the rulkga hums's, mad other similar expenses. Liber dispeusaluris; what dues that ref, r tot—That is fur (helmet and the bread, and a very small part, I believe ma'am ling SOL this prier, for the wine xpentled at the PRICE OF i.r.AT t ER. Butts, 50 to Millis each 2.3.1 In 25.1 per lb. Ditto, 50 to 66 lbs. each .l to —.l Dressing Hides Fine Cu,cli Hides 22.1 to 2344 Crop Hides 35 to 4011. s forCtlllilig 20.1 to 2114 Ditto 43 10 ..... 2(1.1 to 23.1 Calf Skins 30 In 4011,s ' l44 to 20.1 Ditto 50 to 7011,a ....33.1 to 40.1 Ditto TO to 801bs .:...........30.1 In 36.1 Small Seals (Greenland) 26.1 to 204 large ditto Tanned Horse hides Spanisli nurse bides 23.1 to 284 PRICE OF BOPS, Kr Cw•t. Air• JUGS. NEW POCK ITS. Kent.... 111 IN to 71 12. Kent.... 7! 16s to 91 Os SIIMirX.. 61 6s to 7/ (In Suss: X 71 7e to 9/ Os E►scx ..01 OS to Oi OM Essex RI Os to 91 0 Farnham. second, 81 to 10/—fine, 101 to 121. Fureigu Packets 4/. Os. to 61. Os. ron EIGN IVOOI .-c, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leann* fts 9,1 ft 6. 114 Sezuvia .. 4s 3d a Ss 94 S win .. 3. 6•I a Ss 04 .... 3a Cd a 4s 34 Saxony, Ist 24 Ist 2.1 2l 64 a 3s 94 OILS, per Tttn, of 252 (;allunis. New Greeul.Lbliale.. 451 —/ Spermaceti . .9, 1 1 toOt 91,1 Pale &al 471 Pale !tape 5Bl —I COA 1. MARKET, OCTOBER 19. Milos at Market. Mips fiutd e. Price 31+ Newcastle "1 CA 8.1 to Os 8 Sunderland 1 1141beath 1 Cinders 1 ... 0.1 to —s. 0.1. 1 Cannel! .. —s. Od. to —s. 04.1. On Saturday last the works eirrying en at Plymouth by menus of the diving-Ind' we re inspected by Jul.. Itelatne. Emil. jut'. accut•pauied by Mr. Stewart, of the Breakwater establishment, •du expressed Mem:elves as highly gratified with the plan and management ofthr•ppaentes, sad Ale skill and preview-mice of Mr. Smith, emits. whose direction the bell is conducted. of the elrrtur; awl al the *nail. What become.. of thr ?-11.at in *hat I received from my predetrasor, which is currant forward. What becomes of the balauce in yuuruwu baud,?—That 1 band over to way • huor in other. . . . Theis the gruwitig avvemie, exclusively of the serene halauce, may he estimated uuder 11,0001. a-year ? 1 (w -here it was under that the year 1 was hamar. Does that inclitJe the faun received to that year?—Not all tlie What prupurtioniuf them are not h►nnehl to this amnion( ? —Such hors as are cha►geelde Nom the leasehold estates. What is done with Bert?—They are divided among the warden and fellows. What are they, wee year with another ?--A• a g I are. !tar, I am givcii to understand, about 3501. a. yt ar rash lur; allow me to add though, that during the tau ytais I bare brew fellow, 1 hire received less than that. Then the whole rrvruwp, inclitiling fines, may amiterst to anuu•ahere about 14,1,001. oe 14,100/. a-sear Vl4l. to observe, that I think our fines were tenoned to the pro perty lax at 3,5001.; and if that is :Hided to the wont in the Itilger,st will au•ke the whole between 13,0001. and 14,000/. a-year. What do you reckon a fellowship worth a year, every thin; included?—Without liewilation, 1 will state what 1 have re ceived since I have hero fellow: I newsweil 3601. the fiat year, and 4601. the second; the average of the two is 4201. There arc less fellows ?-I's a. Has the wards a double fellowship?—He bns • double ine; I should mention, that the warden as to receive the electors; and there are other charges tor hospitality; ender that head comes 'crisis mycoses of the furniture of the poser's room; be dues nut receive the amount in money charges' against him there. Du the fellows receive any thing of what is stated untier the head of DORWI um, except the repairs of the hunses!— Not t►at I am aware of. Do they seerive any thin, Mated wader the head of Bra sitti ?—Nuthiug, except they are resident embus the walls of the co Urge. 1 la that case they hare beer found them!—They have. (1. el wentataml.) 111 tall. At their ernt, In the Cuotot;l.l"llNettlin, the Lady of DiciA! Nixon Duouellno, Esq. of daughtir. 1)r.,ITII. .......... On the 10th Auffaat, is. the 2 , lth year of his •re, at Pit• raa, iu the Mures, Thuanna Melville Plalbiat, Eq. late of Tnuily College, Cambridge, uuly sou of Lady Cum, of Krus mum Park, Wiltshire. ..-.-_ _ _ _ —• • HICD WATER TIM DAY AT LONTHIN Noirtitsig 34 Ow 5. I Evening 59 uric,. 3. LONDON! printed son' raiished et do.. Ittre.:, No 127. birmtil ; when. rider lii. 111.1116exe ne4iv..l, tol.ll.rsie , (pust.peitl) muss be seobeeseil.44. t; .14 ..1 . 1 Fl, ho t. Ctermise. tau, Missies. —J. VIVITt:, Nu. 147. gig'" rub:3>her. .111 t. f KAI,. . _ . CORN EXCHANGE, Mown OCTOILR 14. Our market waswellsupplird Ibis mooning sith alljs iwlt of grain, hM the sale of 11 f..st 11411 dolt , 111.1 2 , . ye, co,. ler Wirer. Tlw Oat trade continues much N.l II I/ slay week. Barley and Malt wrve dull. Pease and fir.ing eunlinue at spur last tooled -nriers. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign IVlnnt fa! tins Grey l'eass. ..... .. bSs MI Vote ditto English Wheat .... 1141,1 tilt l'it It 11. alio . ......64. ;2 4 Fine ditto Old ditto Rye —s —s Old ditto -.4 —a Fine ditto ........ —s —s Fred Oats ....• 38s :Its Barley 4:2s 1w nth:did:). 34. Mis Fine ditto .. 56.: ito. l'insinl ditto 34. 3k New ditto __ . SI%It 70a FO4 Potatur ditto 372 414 Fine ditto White (bu lent) ?Oa 754 Fick ditto Rape Seed, prr I,st _461 s i r • Fine Flour 65 . -706 SeComit . SMITHFIELD MARKET, Musical', °clout:4 19. This day's minket had a good supply of prism• beasts, and the 'hew of cattle, in oilier sesperts, it as pretty I' Ulltiltkl able. Best and Pork were cheaper; Veal is dearer; Olotilitt sold nt last price; and the trade, for the most part,sfas iiil.lrlltsig ; the sales in the Hay wait:it were a. met. hat lirrly;. hay has dropped iss price; Stiaw and Clove, fr trlvil last pile. a. %% te sulijuni an accurate stalt mis* of the pries a slid !tomtit tr. To sink the olTal per Moue of 1111 b. I Reef....4s. 0.1. to Os. 4.1. Head of Cattle this olay : Mutton ..4s 4.1. to 6s. 4.1 Beasts Vea1.....45. 4.1. to 81. 8J Sheep.... Pork .. 4s. 8 I to 6i. U.l. Calves 2 0 0 Lamb ...Os. 0.1. to OA. N. I Plies .... ......490 HAY—MARKET Hay 31. 104 Oil. to or 0.. (14. Straw Cluver .. 41. Os. Od. to 01. Os. 0.1. EIVGATE AND LEADENHALL lUM:KLTS. (By the Carcass ) Reef .... 3s 4.1 to 4s 6.1 I Veal 4s Orl to Os 04 Mutton.. 4s 0.1 to 54 4.1 Pork.... fts 4.1 to lit 4J Lamb 4;1. Oa. lu 5. BJ. PRICES OF IL AT. JAMF.S . S. I Y ANL) sritAw. WISITECIIAPVL. Hatt..7l 10. 041 to 91 e. 0,1 Sint* 21 12.nd to 2/ IS. thi I Clover St 0i tolOt U: 1k! Hay 6115: 041 to 81 84 Oa Strew 21 17A 0.1 to 41 6.= OA Clover 0/ OA 0.1 to 0/ Ur Od 'AT, per stone of 6111. PRICE OF RAW As staled by the Talluw Neil Call. St James's Musket 10.1 Whiterhapel Mnrket 5. 9.1 Average.... Ls 90 As staled by the Butcher,. St. Jmneitt Market 5a 10.1 %Mit-chapel Market Sa 0.1 Clare Markel Ov std Nesveate MArket Os Od Average Se 9;d PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ike. per 11216. Town Tallow 99.. 111 —, od Yellow Snap 112. Yellow Russia 95+ 0,1 —s 0.1 Mottled Wlaileditto„. 921 Oil —' £,I Curd l2lll Soap fink).— 112 s Oil —s 0.1 Palm l 2 los Melling Sluff 70. Oil 804 0.1 Graves 24s Os Ditto rosgli..b4s Oil b6s Oil Good Dregs lO.B Os PRICE 01' CANDLES, From Tallow Chau,Hers Hall. Price of Cant!lea, per dew, 14, Ml—m ou ld % ie 01. Gil. per dozen allowed for ready money. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTER DAY. Batik Slot k Y7I4 15 prr Ct. N. Attu. I 06.3- 3 p-r 751 I 107 76i 76 I India Brutils..on 89 pr. 3 t wr l.t. Cong 76;:i I E. 101 i.. g.„ 19 211 [lr. 77 7G j Lottery Ticket. , Mi. IS.. 3 / Iler Cent-- .. I Oust.ount 4 per Criols 94i ( utt., 1..• A •• • • 7 6 1 95/ 1/5A I 774- 761 77,1 ~': ~~ 1` r~~ :' I