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A NEW RF3IEDY FOR (N)NeUMP.T4IOI4• publish J, pi in. Its. ed. 4k At t t.i spin. EXPEIMeIENTtiI m,.. *oh the VA Pala A' 1101 LING TAR. iu the Curt .0 PULIION .RV CONSUMPTION. Ily ALEXANDER cRICIIT►IN, M.D. F R.S Phy•iri:ur in firdinat, to their letsperi.ll Illajciitics the Esti).. oar owl Einpreas D.;tatier or .Qwssia. &c. .1t• Prir . l.Nl fur T. end G Usid,rwo 41, ?Su. 32, Fleet 'levet ; 41141 M. •rs and Miller, 'lll.B day is publi.lted, in a neat pocket volume, price ss. io boards. r(IFIE LONDON DissEcTOß; nr, %tem id Divicriioo prorsisc.l in She Hospitals Lecture -IZoorns in the Nietropolrs flaulaineil by the h ares Holes. for the use or Sinitenis. Comprisiiiz a Mori int 00000 Ole :tlooera, Vessels, Neer's, and Viscera of the Donuts) Hotly, as they opprar oil Diwirtion ; with Directions for their Demi , sioratinn. Fifth EPu bou . L "" 1 " 1 " Print"' for lAtnaman art Co.; Ilithlry and Fo , n; J. 1,. ; t'toc and Son; Antletsutt awl ; T. nut G. Uothrwoutl, 32, ; and Adam Black, Erlorlori Rl'.ltA 1. AFFAIRS. Jost prblisbed, by J HA R /.1 NG, 20, St. Janos's-street. flifiE RM ER'S A ct'OU N r-BouN fur 1010, a new Tisk ‘1 . 0,1, a ler limo of F orum ruled fee keeping the Ace , ttttt ts i.l a , Establislisneol of 'nod bruit fou ttt ; t : . 1 " . '“ lout experience in ItOral Sliisia,zriuriit, will prove ovegiel to Landballitrrs. Farmers. Forwards. xce.-- X'unti7iird saisstally. Price fir. Cd• Abe Your, or 11)'• 6:1• for Half n Year's Kook. 2. FXII 11 !AM MENCIIIANDUM HOOK rolt 1 1119 . This is so Abridientent of the above and (-clomps a t !eel of the must useful &tidiness . Wit,. adapted to the ""ine.l mod Umtata of a small Farm. Co. For * Year, price 10s. nil. 3. MAYS ON THE MANkGEMENT Or THE DAIRY, I the Muds ru R.trlier of lb" " Du ' !net% in the W inn f art si re uf ClI4 es, :ld Hotter: f Oil ""IF Trate Pr, •: ire. Br J. Twos - Wry aid nth,. s. A new Edition. eslioni-i1 Prier 76. 4 HAtt DI %WS NEW CATALOf;;;F. OF PI)(HiS on IlTraeutturr. Garikroug, and Rua al A Itsirs iu S' In the Friss. 11 ' 11,1( . 1 f.! J. ;0, St. Saettli'd 11,isAnt. In the appointment of your hrother to the mastership of this school, are the whole profits end einulutnents of the school made over to him, without any reservation or under_ standing helmets, 'you and him?—Entiri ly so ; I beg to st de, that I did out appoint him myself, hut my father; I would wi-h to state also, trim my knowledge of the charity fl was at school there thirty yetis ago), that as far as my knowledge goes, and I have known this charity thirty-five yr ors. that the school bas gone on extremely well, excepting during a 'turn period. In tookme over the papers relative to thischarity, the Com mittee perceive that all children have • right to be admitted ; is it the prvetice, or has it tweet the practice, to admit all chalk. n duly qualified?—Yea, 1 know of no instance to the contrary; indeed I have done every thing in my power to enable the boys to be received at an earlier age, and would 'erintlinute to exert myself, if it rondd he done. Is nut *hi p potation of the district in question very large ?—I du ...it think more so than the county at Imre; hi the particular sphere of the twee, piirisber., I think there are out inure than an average ouniber, Brentwood taring the ohay town of any coosarquence, and the villages being am all upon the whole. Ilave you aoy idea what the popelation is?—Not Ike ii iioirst; the di , lutrec that the bays malt( naturally go to and from the ,c 1 I preWalllil their cooling, in some degree, so regol.ii:y is chewy otherwise would. You Sro sate that no children properly (ratified are r a.t al wai—Nu ; it is an chose I would nut suffer, if I knew it to exist. CHARITY AT MI:Rt, NEAR LINCOLN. .Mattis, 2 die ✓ltnii, MS. HENRY BROUGHAM, Esei. in the Chair. Mr Rschnrd Dawson called in, and ernained. Wtsysc du ',saliva ?-41 tiraccbrislte,iss Ilse city at La coin Ar. yon vs,sevrrl nr the charity at Mere?—Yes, I have a'srar pail she Isrdri: money. Yon tire uslle4l , teernrd 11se Icitaesz deliecred in Ivo were read, ar fallow.] Cardinytron. near BedrurJ, Angnftt 8. OIL SW—When )Ir. Gardner drHeored y ,, n, letter, ton. t3l4:lna the information of the death of Ms. Ahlermait inanti, he PCr 1111 l panted II Meth A rrCe11111.11CI•lialitill tof ”.11 to hr I . l e,lete.! I•is .ttecraaur in theolieeofugrat tn the artlrn !;‘ 1p.t31 a tit: Atae, °Car Vtlleb Mg from the renewals, because you have staled that you yourself paid 10e. Bd. an acre ?-1 always thought that Mr. Manby was the same as myself, a tenant to the estate ; and what accumulation arose from that, be applied to Ibis own purpose; be renews, as far es I know, hie kale, whirls is 21 years, every seven years. Upon payment of a fine to the warden ?—Yea, upon pay ment or a fine to the warden. Is that fin.• governed by any particular principle; is it a certain fine?—No; I never beard that it was such ; 1 always wuderabiod that it was as Mr. Manby and the warden might agree; just as it may happen. You are nut s r quaintrd with the rent paid by Mr. —I am not; I believe at this time that the lease is running out; be did not tlnuk it worth his notice to renew it; I think limn.- ere inn yvitre te in the 4th sr nest February. Can you give tke Committee any inforioarion what be cones of those liars you speak nt ; Mr. Marshy, by your statement, pays a certain flue every seveu years ; to whom dues he pay it I—To the werd , •o. Is any part of the Sire, to your knowledge and belief, up• tropriated towards the uses of the charity?—There has never hero • sixpence paid to the charity from the estate, except,the six 41 and the 81. the wardens get yearly, out of which lie pays me 11. DII you ever see, or did you ever bear, any particulars of the disposition of the founder of this charity, as to the up plle•atlolt of the funds?—No; I always understood that it was kit by Michael Rohell. for what purpose did he leave it?—To these Mx poor men ;. that is what it was left for. 'eft what ?--This piece of ground to theile six men, and to this poor warden to read to them as a residentiary. How often?—As often as necessary. No sperifietime that you loamy all—There has not hems; within my recottection, ally chapel or airy kind of church, bur have I ever heard tell of soy one havissg hero lip. I'ou•llave semi she tumid.. of Una, have you uot illwre are a great many Toinailarioui, it seems us if it had mice been a kiwis there is initialise upuu the •'state but a farm•huu.e 141111 4 Or two. Wiwi was the Horne of the last warden?—Mr. rumminp, of Cardingiou, ne ar Ar• you ociphriiiied with hi. moons for the revip it' of that Aire ?---I all nut; he lewdly thought it was worth Isnhliiic I suppose ; it ma. only a small Mae, and it comes utily Aillre in 1144/11.11 year s Thai tine is 11111 a - auoanl 06,111r/it it is not, hut, WI to the few, t know a.thing •4 . it; 1 was tintless arramerr to the circurnstasee that tlr Prettyinati was coming to he (Ti be ecnebneed.) ...it a diploinn..- spakeu of fur Mr. Graham. BOSTON, NOV EMtElt S. FIRM—OiI Tuesday eve aaaaa g, about half-past seven o'clock, the alarm of lire was given, and soon found to be in that elegant and .extensive pule of buildings occupied as the t xcliange Col ee -1 Thr unfortunate result is, that tilts im mense building. the pride and ornament of the town. *as consumed, said with it some of the neighbouring buildings. It is estimated that the building must have coat near half a million of dollars. We are happy to say no lives were lost. Oo the seine evening the rope-walks at Charles town, belonging to the Hon. Peter C. Brook•, and occupied by gr. Adams, were principally destroy ed by lire. The cotton manufactory at Waltham was also destro)eil by tire on the same evening. EXTRACT OF A LETTER. " NATCHITOChIiS, 51SfrRunrt 30. "Last everii..g n.err arrived at this place, an ex press from Nacogilochea, giving intelligence of there haying .et out from St. Antonin. 25 diva 'qv), Iwo litintirtd Spnoti.trflet with three iiivres of artil lery, to 'break up the rstul.lothmrait at Clyives soil drittioy the works erected Generd i. illenknitd. Their orilerri art to proceed as far am N4coirdocher, and to destroy the settle. merits tussle to that quarter, and to route s ount ber of trailers diverged throughout the province. It ta generally expreird that iliey with cosne oil to the Lilo flolola if not opposed. Their ore a 'ruin -Iwr of Men e,llected here, coital:brig of Americans and refugee Spaniards, who are equippirig to pro ceed immediately to oppose t ern. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PA RI.: PheCkS. NOVEMBER 2'. The Duke of Richelieu wits retort-tr.' to etlive in 'toe"' lest eveniug or this morning. A letter from Rochefort, of tilt 39th November, to Brussels has fur its object the regulation of ♦note pohtiral atans. For sotne day., past the public funds have been falling on the Exchange of Amsterdam. His Ex cellency the Nlinister of Finance is gone to that city. We do not know what connexion there may be between the two cir.nustances. An Antwerp journal of yesterday says, " A re. port has been circulated tps.day at that Ins [Majesty, to remove the scarcity of money that has firrsomelititiroe:i toe of oi paralyzed sr commercial t h e t c r o adeo e ft ti this pl a ce, is t l sn act:, just remitted tree anal of three mirflions, to disconot bill, or to take hills on foreign countries, for wh ch there Iras brat no demand for stone days past, for wairt of cash. Time news lies already had a beneficial issll new e uu the course of exchange and the public foods." The Foreign Order of f it. John of Jervisateni 1,24 addressed to theliovereigns at Aix-la-Chapelle, a very eoergetic and spirited remonstranc,. The following toe some passages of it :—" By what lii tality was this. Order. so ancient. 60 rili-olate. nod ria respected, strati-oily deprived, in I& o', or Mali*, and afterwards stripped of all its territosial 11111•91."*". sions. There IS Out one of your Maje.tirs veto &Ulm , hut that it 'is to be solely attritsuteil"o the. French 'Revolution; and to the perfidy of those wltn conducted it. Malta was nut conquered, it weft revolutionized by Bunsparte. An insurrectiors, basay f o mented—treavot t opened it to bun. That is to say, the Older of St. John despoiled prec.selv by the same cause, winch has induced the Allies i'ebrers at length 46 stop the devastating forret'', and to restore every where those who leave b. ess its vet tons. By .F hat HO, above all, iirthe Order pre soured to have abdicated its power at Malta ?" The Members of the Cotnantore of the Freqeh Laoguage, by whom this iklechf:rial cs rigned._con c our ;t r, follows;—"" Justice to all is the turbik task which the Conf.de:mum has impube4 4011 it self. It has terolved to replace thing.; iu Europe ou titQa acielent foutiog—to reconstitute rU tixe•Sue .. . Tr - t....., . ... • - ... , • . • , ....,:. .. , ' .• •••ie . - .•••‘...... '. .. . • i? .. -- 2 ° 7 . .....--- / 04 70 1 7 , : .. . Co" -#4.) r 46,.. .„ _Per • iii • :, .4 . 4 I. . • • I I • .• .. 7, - - • 1 1 . ' •uu• 0 , •Ci ' -4' .'l' ) •-• • .....,, tir - ,, , ..."•, - 1P,,... 1 - ! i ' • ._ --115.7.• _ " 4 '. " . Aiiiii6.la o.o . .. .1 z 7 * Ztill i f illi p : 'lk -• i b liTnir:l.3 -: 11 : 41 • i ..,, . . , . AS' :0+ .... .0" - . •• wiereng.tex 1 Flor e n c e l produced . etp .r ugaeerdat: , owl h a v e ' I i I l i ill L a e ; i S e s' l - - ... 'Po_ p f ..._ ... . . . • . ~,.,_ , • , .•-. . ..",t,.. ...--;...0.--; . Nt billLi -l f . /86. • LON D'.;N, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1818. PRICE EP-YEN-PENCE. 1 s ------ - 4 , - ---------- -.....--..._-- 7 ------. ___ i elation has been strengthened since try that of Mr 4 1 - ,___ -.qs • I CONTRA ( T- Pnit 111 ' VI A l :v is cottFo. I,AUKWOOIES MAGAZINE, No. XX. like*Me j iii conseipsence whereof. 1 du hereby ' nominate anrct i ; • o ia. f ol ti lit t pi t a i i o. nt pi y t o o n , i t h e e be pr m in y eip ag a e l regent ieobtireahuasaeret.itmsge.=.a,flti,ses. I . SURUENI)EIt OF 114.:E1i ROW. steit-" The expedition do...tined for elmitr. tinder Cower assure IliepanTnews Is t , a so ß y B is polalialool THIS DAY.- the commend of Capt. Mild : wet, and whirl. glided -L05i10....-- - : I . '4 l Cwareweas Nelms's. u 20. Intil. P. iiite.l fur John Murray, Albensarlemtreet. (er fltacT tit A P•SVATi• wrests MOM mg einem olr during the late fi ne weather, from the road of the 1 1 c oo t l'ill P••••trans a• - ./- 1141.•41. .11 431' 1 r.1e1;111( - - s soh the Ageat Ai. Cllfirniesarkst %emitter to fernial" DON QUIXOTE, HIGHLY ILIXSTRATED FROM rem., and pay them to the warden anal six b re th ren , t ~,, been forced buck, after having kept the yen for Camp, July 6th, Mulnwal. TS miles NAV. tlw follioviiir Articles f r We Caere.' Scrvice 4.1' 'het Dr. PICTIIItbS BY MR. lIMIRKE llw sum of right pounds to the former, and four to each of ' • of Aster Glom. puriffl.„, , vii Vt . , .01!en "I. Ih. Serge. lloeti•.e. ramble', 111 m. Theo day i a onlal•slied. elegantly printed in four Volumes the latter; mid, upon any racairey liappeuing, by death of • "We have at last some ebaure of repose, of which we three days. in consequence .ofav , iy eotosiol, Ode leak of water having declined itself in the *hip Nor- • . 'j a b Neb. ' kiwis., Calorie Doapee Sto•lits Lotto', Orestes, fly , .p,we or Cs. in boards, a limited number *hereof with easy of die brethren, to recommend a prop er Iwo ", so h e have all aired. The commove: marching, ranee the end of monde. Thit trent wilt retard the mission for some ,•, .• - Soo k .11. Thread. Nri ales. Tarpaulins. I ...... Burl, Cop t re , car t e imp r ession* of the Plates on Royal Paper, price lay Inc twoninated in lots room ; the qualifientimis which I Jessie El the present date , lams ilea lv worn us not. Rejee Ti'.i 1 • ad, Locks. Rolm. Hine • Insos and Coporr N a ils. 151. IS.. in boron's. and a few copies, with Proof Imams. wish to have chid', regarded in the rer ...... netidation of any MUM , am the various attacks upon Wm and his adherents , der." I • . srmws, Fire loons, Tinware, Cutler, Rrooslies, Wheel and stem of the Plates, on India Paper, in eto., price 261. be. our, art, his being advanced in age, labouring under his in. the Ortr',l l4 "" "f hi' "Pillory by our troops . a" .l I k e f ril " - A letter s . " Hand narrow*, C -"pees ware, la, at ea. to Mealtimes, in hoard, , firmitim, of sun honest stud dauber emeremation,•nil a member lion of 1 ill fort .. , hot all heart : and on his arrival at from Sense:4l, of ictill Om 1 „ w si In a short tittle tile Coeionerce of the n co r u r nt g ry a will ?- ill 'tt 11-mi Carta nod Tow**. Ropes and 1A..... Rrark Myers, Car. • Ili I 1 ••• N. w Ealilaroto of the celebrated WORK of the church of England, and not etweivilig pa roc hi a l relief'. Ammer Chew, about 20 slay. ago, he mot Vakeels to Sir Julio, pentei. Coopers, e nta st,,,. s e arm e a „ T orn . re. P ismiewo. and I of CERVANTES /41 a Translation. partly new, 1 believe the payment* are made half yearly to the brethren, who wan ellen . iii Abe memo, of Indare, expo , rising a wish to become eralsiderable• It*. Inogret"' rvi II he more • 'rooms.: Tool., Slew. s, Wire, Spades and Stems Is, Pokes's., and partly founded oil former Tem .... . exteosimly correct- st MAlOl4'llll4l. noel Ladvday , of two pounds t o etch ; t h e treat. end 1411121. e a personal confer•nee with. air Joist,. We rapid when the sigi.ictilturnl establishments shall i It. ti 0..., oil, Torpevii i m.Ghem, and Solo • :Os- the hollowing •ed ; esohellishmi with between f ervent, and eighty En- Payment to the wanks, you may remit yearly, with an ac l starched itormeliately, and descending the °hauls, crowed hove formed' cm the banks of the Senegol. T 1,4. „,... '', ' - ‘1 H o ratio Some.. nit . - B• troomoirrery, Tinware . : grsvings. all of which have hem" executed it the most eta - count of the year's receipt, stating the names o f th e b ret h ren the Nerbitilda, and arrived within twelve miles of Bailee •• I rival of the flotilla, which *oiled on the 17th last, to ascend the river as far ;la Glow, there hundred Bellows, Wheelbarrows. Coopers war., Coal Memoir**, and borate sad hiehly.finisheil style, by the fi rst A of this to whom the half yearly payments have bee n ma d e , 1 taking Wow . * ramp. rroslics. may wrier. Poortieulani of the Cootrwets at th is ' eouutry,fenoto Pietism painted a receipt of every one of them, iia be kept for milt, said Mr. After some delay end much Mohnen discussion, Bajee ... Oro.. between the hours of F.teven anal Vl*l., and deliver By ROBER T SMIRKS, Earl. RA. T r iti e l:a s e t a a b p ee Y a .. a n d t si r t i o e i rifficetisi:mtnur' That it pound n.w t l he ,, rfihPora leasesl o vra i s ent' ie trouble are , i f i nig roa:l m l i t a n ke r d l y e a o t a made , o siobile Row, fielding all hopes of still brio' able to keep the field leagues from Sf. Louis, wilt open new sources. The • their Teudess ...ailed up and directed in the Agent for cons- pr a i i nted „ for T. Udell soil W. Davies, Booksellers to the were lost, Reefed to II conference, fll a place midway 'wisteria re-establishment of a factory air the Upper Senegal to mum Sunploe.. , m.fkiDlC thermos " Tender few Military ~the Iwo camps. We weld there with 50 horse and two coin- will draw a port of the great commerce carried on by the interior of P.frica with Morocco, Tripoli. l i Sturm^ on or before Tues : ray the 15th slay of December :boot rie ) ""7 1111, * annually restated to me. These me all the i sA t ruc ti ous ponies of sepoys , slid !wired at the place of meeting about which at presetat occur to me, to be given fur the regulating , low • ill he weeived after Tweeire ~'Chuck on that dray; nee , sunset on the Ist i. " 4 " 1. We found Nee Row with 3,00° raid Egypt. end will itivorese the eninotirro Tifton of will nog Proposal be nostril% unless 11113.10" on, or anni.xed to ' "--- •-'"- of riot conifer* go emote to the seidi i iins, se which I hew, I s o, horse and 800 Arabs, sad some gnus to cover his reheat, if we 'Hein led Moselle . • pp, wee „, . 11 j ete ,,,k wee t, y tench merchandiees, whirl: is afr_..4iiiv_considerable fr./ s minted Parlicelar, and the Priem maestri! it% %tants at , EDUCATION of Me LOWER ORDRS. add a request, that yon will *ether! every ioquiry made by P wolf rbi 49 0- - r leozill; too inot•is a Lellt••r be ouhjosiiial IONIC!. P 1111011•114, either Mr. Gardner, or Mr. Ratchets, whenever they may him, mud sat down: a dead silesoce ensued. He was much ni . ge. Lours," ._ • ... : -.......---, signed lay Two Mesons of know'. Propels!, morning to he. have occasion lo mvpret the estate belonging to th e Ip so ,. altered since I had sees, him we Ponnah--minch darker, The system of mutual inatritetion hes been for Rowe thAro intend toi•ett into the tall" ef ft' , .o. Huh- cum.- triosist with the Perm tenderise. its 111. SIIIII expressed - HATIRACT FROM Tile ININUTte OF THE EVIDENCE lal. Aud wiebing you health'ind happiness, 1 remaiu, si r , thinner, Red much dejected. After remansitsg silent fur • 1 PI the Particulars for ib••• du , performance of tim Contract. Your bumble Servant, half an hour, he gave us the Betel of leave ; and Sir John , ~ It i BEFORE TIIE SELECT COVIMITTEE OF 'THE MOUSE and he retired to another tent, whei they had a lung coo. begins to make 'outgrew* in Tuscany. F. Ca winfeiy, t OF COMMONS. ANNEXED TO THEIR THIRD RE- ference of four hours-while we, having nothing to etigne ' 1 .1. : P ui t.4- I . li A sl e titi dar a .ms w oY o l l ' l t ..c tli o le nc G ei r e l e g d u t: l n ' ti lli o . EAST INDIA HOUSE. Novvetnen 18, 1818. Warden of the Hospital of Mere. PORT ON THE EDUCATION OF THE LOWER if you are iguoratit of the names of the present brethren,s I ~.- 1 our attention, Jay down anal slept, surrounded by his people. " When the conference was concluded, Sir Joho mounted on This ingenious system, which bits lIIIIF COUIrT , j DIRECTOB . ; of She ORDERS . they shall be made known to you, epou application by letter l ' 11 UNITF.D COMPANY of MER"HANTS of ENG. _ either to me or Mr. Gardner , his horse , and we retorted to our camp, where we arrived ,„„ t „„„ i i n „ i n I ta l y. . are in the I-dbo, I , tiding to the EAST INDIES, do hereby pine To Mr. Da11041114 about me in the monolog. From thence the conditions on ' (Contiowed from our Paper of Friday ***neigh') 4 1 1. Notie, cardiors„. Ma y 18, 1817. whirl, Bajee Row would he received were sent to him , Inio A ye e r e l u t i o lli e t t g ato h b av li e si b t e' e r e l l i to r n e l7 i t o:f e ts d no i f i u r :t i u lli it u i l ie l i n d . with an intimation, that he most give his weld or dissent That the COVRT will be of to receive Proposals, in BRENTWOOD SCHOOL. Sir-1 have just received f rom Mr Gardner the sum of :rime:, on i r .i• -f ,rt• WEDNESDAY, the til December Koren pounds, which, with me pound allowed fur epoxy, io the course of twenty-four hours :if the former, that be Senegal. The school. h.. 0 ' - must inufiediately join our camp; if the latter, be wool.' be .. * N. m a Mtn the OWNERS of SHIPS , of the Runlets of 600 Maths, 2 die Anti!, 1818 . make eight pouted*, bat ing a year's reserved rent, due at Tom. 413.1 U 11.140.. Wilder?* nitmanc.•nisiit . *barb have no t Ladydity I ost red, from John Mionby, Esq. lessee of the hum . immediately attacked. At the expiration of the time, we t 7a ., : , : .:::::: : E ' t P i el :f ri . : :?, lB . u k:: : : ::. , :' ,;: e ,: ii , e ::: "( : ."'°% l i nb : 1: ,,,,;: d :,: t 1 81 1';`:`:": " :'v:', 10 'w : 1 .A...1 ~....... than R a ven 1114.1talell to and from India. or HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. in the Chair , pital of the Mere, near Lim-010,th the master or warden of moved toward, him; he became alarmed, and canoe ill moil only the A frivol, or foreign lativuogos, which re- China, sp- rify:o4r the Rat. of Freight at which they may he - the sai d h os pit a l, an d f or th e , trou bl e you have t a te , , 8 pitched near us, and coerced to the f 41114i11041 , %Chia. reduce,' 1 .! oiling to •et •iich Stile. for One Voyage to It,. C.impaily's Clurintopher 'Thomas Tower, Esq. railed in. and examined. leaving the same with Mr. Gardner , I desire my hest amok, hum from the power of a Prince to floe state of a prisoner to Si 'vice. Ths Tender.. wroth the weeds '• Ship Tender" um Yon are patron of a school, and brother of Mr. Charles may be acceptable; and will wiahiag you and family the the British' Government. He renounces (or himself and mim e d ineleml of spoiaseitio Moo; them to Its. e iii r, v.. o, he severally moiled up awl left with the Seer.. I Tower'-1 am; theobject of my attending the Committee isie enjoyment of health, 1 remota, Sir, heirs all claim and title to the Government of Medial' ; en- It Ic staled in Galigausti's 41 , ssenror that there 1 i 1 ~v, os- this Hello, on or before Twelve "'Clock at N. 4311, Colllllll.ltltte of my being informed by my brother, that after Your obedient Servant, gages to reside at Bemires, or wherever the GovernOr.Geiteral oti she .anl •la Member meet, heyeed winch hoar nu Tea- his examination, der .111 he neeived otibmatteil to the Committee, that a considerable abuse had Do you receive all the rents of the Mere charity estate , - adherents, and is to receive • 1111111 0111111 less than eight lees ~.. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. formerly existed iii the charity in the time of my great uncle, There are 321. paid by Mr. Maltby, who M the lessee, and 1 of ranee* Hy, which sum the Governor.Geoarral will Thep coolers of e erns lov T sad Conditions under which Mr. Thos. Tower, to prove which he produced a document, or Paz ,si xcu pour men 4/ each , probably increase. Charitable and oche' establishments ration of the,Siilk mg Fund. . • i ... a copy of a document of a grant of 1, 0001 . to a Mrs. Jones , %hi makes 211 a year la-Yes, the ward., gels Cl. and are ill be maintained by the British Gov, rument. The last of the Prtindaii troops left Sedan mu the (1 2 . 2 r e l I ; 01 A t o n eight 11)e , 'thane '. of ' Tu ie seetitst. All the i P the ''' t "''' l nil ' h. ' " Eni g rd in she enni P a " .*SeriMer ' may '''' i wti e c i l i a hr said had been misapplied; incoissevence of which. he returns me U. fur ntelleY. From your situation as steward to the property, you see " Bajee Row is now with us, and we ere now marchingo'iritme .I.le Lest tonal ti t used had open spoiltealbin to the Clerk to the Committee of t into the country to search for papers th at might throw him across the Nerbuilda, to get him Into Malvin, before Ilse blot r ome. on ... after Nitorday aril, the 21st Immune isonse held upon the transaction, and I tumid two. lettere, the Pedlar well acquainted with its extent aid situation ?-1 river tits, of which we have mime fear, 'limit' hail Rome vie. Prussian troops still remoinitig In 'be town drew - - - siobstaoce of which 1 take the liberty of submitting to the occupy part of it. lent storms. His Jagheerdars are al l takin g our paseporls, . . . TO BF. LET. AND ENTERED UpON AT LADY- DAY Committee, um from Sir Thos. Parkerolated 1773, then Lord What part of it?-About 224 acres. and returning to their homes; and in a slay or two we shall Hp on the 015105 , 41 e side of the square, where a small - get rid of all his rabble. This is a capital termination to Ws es trade. i n the form of oil altar, hail !men erected. NEXT. Chief Room the other from Lord Camden, written in the Do you know the extent of the whole of the tinnily ;• A (:•if ) n .1 c..... ,oe„, HousF,, with a G ir- Scar 1774. Mr. Thos. Tower was particularly connected with estate'-I cannot say, to be exact ; had I been aware of the wa r ,. , and a feather in Sir Athletics!, Ceiter.de Zietilen um' March, accompanied by , e- i '4' in Ili. v I oui ht have seen what the mouth was in Mr. The Rajah of Nagpore, who was en . his way, louder an i • venal (drivel% OJA 11E40,51f/dell of the town, re' d t and stood opposite to a Prtissi , iii 4 "hap a , r.i t or i e ,, ites.si for at, reception or • Gooier' Family, situated both parties, and cons u lted by them on the sobject of the ,I q ... .it ti . y I chinos; the enhstatice of this letter of Sir T. Parker s h ows Maltby a wrlttags, lost I never had any thonCbla of it. being 'scent, to Allah eload,esesped on the 13th of last month, and . i.it . ier, iii Wo ighes•lin .11‘esi•iiintios-cent moderate.. . . inquired into. I did not know of my eomiug up but fur a few bums before I set off. 1 think it is 600 acres and up- . iS . now a fugitive in the hells of Gonderah :he possessor no ?" . . . , For pollen's.... inquile of Mr. Birch. Bookseller, King- that he was privy to every thing with regard to the charily , l de an all respects. 'Triiiihockjee who delivered a discourse suited in the occesimi, 1 .... and that Ise recommended what moose to be pursued , andabilities, and us eontempti st r e e t, ties...mgt..; if by Idler, post paid, amongst the rest to pay this 1,0001. to Mrs. Jones, be wards. Dainglia went off with 6011 horse, as likewise did Cheets , mid a toruyer. on which) he returned thanks le t . makes this ohs , emotion, " I know that from the besinniiis Has the estate been enclosed lately l-Yea, in the year Their career most noon close. Heaven for the good harmony which had prevailed .t 1 1 ' * WFSTMINSTEE, ELECTION. ... ' . you have aided with the most it %interested ...pews, and that 1790 Mr. !Hanby spent a great deal of money in fencing it. " Sir John Malcolm has been peculiarly fortunate in this b etween the tithubittints no , 1 , 1 The state of the 'grata: o l ic I .C ru9 oo l y ). l:tiditioplC hall 0 i•• TUE MA N AGING COMMITTEE rm. con. your measure* will be of drat benefit to the charity, by the What rent do you pay for the part you hold of that pro- perty ?-My land is intermixed with Mr. Maa campaign; first ordering soil heading the troops to the m e*. he s e fee b n o r i, souk of the enemy • gam on the li n t or Deo einlwr, in .. a- doetioie Me ' Mle JOHN HORHOUSE, completiou of your intruded plan • ■ and instead of the ill_ . EMI. sat flatly ot the Vell.ll-4m4 -Assam, Tavero, in the gronsole.l suspicious of the selfish ' ', you will d t h e and my rent is estimated at 10.. Ild. per acre. Then is the Committee to multretand close yeti are the Wyatt.; secondly, its the submission of the Pinder...re Chiefs not for some d ays become worse, lu l l Rev.•ful. • pro•reess in the other porta to him, personally, and Irma ittement uf them in Hindostati, persons still die of the plstgue. The Malady does not go s „ s t. so w h om a ll eomma raiestk ola ar e m•quesied to be united applast.e of ilsecountry;" all the recommendations of add. emir& Ntr Thorns, Parker wee* earned 4wio oillbet by my am* or lessee, and that Mr. Mashy holds the whole of die property? where lauds arc assigned theme and, lastly, in the Peishweis stem to have made new -yes, trees the freelsobt aid pauiof the benissd a bull, IHIRNIIf aireesdestes 11l hilt ' Fivil POronat 0 1 101 . • I The Parochial Committees meet daily oat the following by nay fa.lier.of the Ottoman goipi,. . Ti m mat co s eitio. Paella Do you know norm whose r e p resentation of the facts re- for which I Ova hien 10s. 6d an acre. " 'the Pei•lowat has no guard or Sepoy o f au description : . .1 ptaces:-&ploys touch activity . Ili.. has pr, jerted the t What term have you in that stale'-1 began in the year he M perfectly unrestrained. . Si. Anoe-Karieri Anus. Old Compommtreet. speettior emir great uncle's conduct, this opinion was given' l "In Melon all is quiet • and the country, freed from that building af a great minilwr of new ships of war. An expedition will proceed in 41 short Hoar to the St. Pew end NI. Mattin-le•Gratoti-shakspesi•e Tar cot, Great -The period i• so far back it is impossible to say; he was • 1790, at 7s. fur eleven years; then in JBO2 , I renewed, two (forelease was at ION - • Russell ammo near neighbour, and 1 think is all probability he was one of yeses h myoul, .6J. per acre.ol 1 ' Did you, on renewing your lease,. pay any fine ?-. No ; I Rain . iterlitcleol ... fertilily- The arrangement , ' %loch have been Archipelago. St, Clement and St Mary -Red Lieu, Naughton-street, the coalition s of the society; at all events, he was freely Clare-mark. t. conatolteil oils all sffairs of the charity. rent freehold of Mr. blindly, at differeut rent% which are made with the Ha ' nowt Princes put ■• stop to the system of A great system of ecemortiv has heel introdueod 4 1 specified. Some land 1 rent at 21. an acre. . rapine which prevailed among them. The appointowut of , St. Ma...in-Grif fi n, Tilliersmireet, and Coach mud Horses, He lived in habits of intimacy; with your great uncle, and St. Mai ii.i'..lato . was a tit•ar neightiour?-Yes, he was upon habits of Intl- Ou renewing your lease, on the late *name at 10s. 6d. Sir David Oehterl o uy as Meriden., with a large body of onto the Prussian army. The rations u .f bread per lime, did you pay auy pecuniary fine it'-Noshing at troo p . , Will . mor e th e tranquillity of those States , which are hove been diminish ••i!.. E ill) soldier now receives . 1 i Et. James-Great Room, 4n, Brewer-strert• wary, and was a neighbour of tay-rincle'a.ll " 1 relieved from all tribute paid by ttem to Scindialo and six pounds of lire .il every five dove. Formerly its , I st • GesilEr•-•King's Arms, Doh...street, Grosvenor-square. What ground of information had Lord Camden upon the all for it. , St. Maigarti and St. Jelin-Ked Lien, Pt iiters_street, West. subject?-He was coniotted by Mr. Tower, ton the subject Do you know she rent paid hy Mr..Manby for the whole H u lk s,, what useiLto enforce it with a large military power. received as much every three saga, ll ' of the estate ?-I du not ; 1 never heard it spoken of; I re- Scindiab i s Tort. minster. of charity. . . ~. _ collect Mr. Manby soya') that the tomb° of Ely was the Solorription• are received al all the atomre placer ; and Wn• that opinion given nu Mr. Tower's statement of the warden so m e time bark. ir' P AMEICICA. • lay Mt, Treasurer, Mr. S. Hoodoo, 1141. Striand; Edward locos'-I hold in my hand a letter from Lord Camden, 111ao is I present warden ?-The Rev. De. John Nee. DUTCH M %/IL. 1 1 1 -.1111.- L....elev. F•ot IT, Edgeware-road ; and Mr. King, 71, eontainisie his upinimi in favour of the absolute powers of . . _ NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 5. t I..iiiiig-rouss. . the patron. iu visiting the charity', that is dated the 17th Lyman ;be has sot been read iu lung ;be was only read in, (Stencil) S. BROOKS, Chairman . March 1771. as well as I can recollect, the twenty.thied of last Jesse. SOUTH AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS.--.The How many paupers are there now upon that chanty ?- wasithwion (.azette mentions that 1 4, e ii, sii. m e . Bnussei.s, Norounre 25- . 1. -- Was be a private friend of your uncle's ) -Yea, he was a We learn from the French froatiers tint the Six. f .' P friend. Derendrer wall be published, in 7 rule . crown Rim Was there ewer more than six in yonr recollection ?- Rodney, one of the Commissioners, bus completed troops of the Rtiy.ll Guards expected in Video. - Ili !lirt lAI FNsi oil t• e liii I•I'NI - 1 14 I ETS. Are you aware nf any opinion of an opposite tendency, Mr. (rumour, will he reviewed with the greatest sideiniiitt... ~...1 c , c m•witu from M r comb, r and his friendid-Mr. Comber Never ; my fatiwc was boot upon the estate ; and leuppose Ins report and handed it to the President.., .: $ 4 oroto lii..e.•ipliiral and Critical Notices. .I'.• which is ... , our whole Tamil has hero upwards of 200 years upon the General IVorinizioif liar .written to the Mayors of „ . ii ham a bill amnia my father, ling that he was patron, Rodney, iI is stated, is unequivocally hi favour of a P . . list cities, in which the gasmen Irunps were gars. ll' r "A ' a " 1 " 1"ft. tin " to thr S ''' °4 of Euniiih Pun "' an heir at law to Si, Anti y Browne, to which nay Giber estale• Zs TOOM AS cAMPRELL. Fa adroit that within the recollection of our y e t ' j c l og p o k it t a m o i s . l of the Independent Provinces on the l pot in a full mower; Sir C bee did not venture to pro , Von are con- s but his associate, the Honourable Mr. rivalled, very obliging letter., and ex; dto high.° of is - 1 - he Pleasure* of Hope"family, there has never been more thau six poor men I- ~_ • t (weal, tool the bill was dismissed with costs, in 1761 or 1786 , diem the Ittli iefOr • iatticular oultiefoCtion for . 11 Printed fur John Mo. ray, Albemarle-sorrel, london. which I.r paid. Yrs ; there are six moor men who are paid yea r ly four Liraliatn, is against such a recogiiiiion at the prestid I I their pounds cads. time. The dosed Commissioner, Judge Bland, has well-meant endeavours, during the three years octus. e a • Prlitollidesirou. of receiving ibis Worn imordiately Are tom aware of his taking the opinion of counsel u pon upon% roWirnikret. are requested to and their Noises to etpool that subject ?- Nit, lam not. It in your dilly to diariblite the relit in the way you have not yet *toyed at the seat al Government. Igor ill 114 tuition. tin maintain perfect harmony between due poun ot .... au on the subject distinctly known. It is inhabitants and the Russian troo p s. the ril • .karliers in Tubs' or Country The price wall be ecru rver saw an opittiou taken by him favourable to this slated?-1 do. I p about 31 3* claim of Mr. of ?-I never did. Can you tell what becomes of the additional rent, g ri n . . • f Prince flied rie It is supposed that the vim' to . e n lii _ . . .___. ".... ___ ._........ .- .1.- - ...... 1.;.....e inr from the renewals. because you have stated that von I grid this ii di P lUlithtiC mini" to Rio J ane i ro i • • • Janeiro is (4 4 ! it • i ' 4 l' i I t 4 a , ).* l 11 i i's f i V 4 1 , i it k 1i .• • 1 4 ~