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. / k . • • e. • • 1 04611 ‘ 111r4) S i ° •.• 4 4 . A • • „ t i t • rti gr 41.441 • g 4 0, 111111 • . • PRICE SEpk,N-PENIE. THEATRE-ROYAL DRURY-LAN r.. NOTICE •• "V g , •%. • I r.. , GEN RII AI. AIbIEMBLY of th. " THEA TR E•ROYAL DRURY LA NE COMPANY OF PROPRI FTORs," win In• behl WEI)NEsDAt the Sith Instant, at One otlnek procisey. In the Grabill 3 , 1 WOO or the Tlsr.nre is Lizer NIX MEMBERS sit the GENERAL CON;MITTEE, in the place at Ain present Mrtalnnt peer oat by ballot. • The Chair to be takes at Otte °Vatic previtely. C. W. WARD, Seerviary. erpleasher tt, 1819. victuals, love in g.llllral been fattiphto answer airy morrow ; relieving llone part:Ales of si touch errata:- a n d twoe perma nent at effectually.yrutitling fps the real neces sities of shr it appear: to the Comm:A:N., thst he those trictslo %thief' the 'worts they lave considered relate, the weekly collect' . lit the Elm e 1,. , ,, in pariah. ain which there ire :ray I'j...eaters. en far 1,. tics. id- for the sopping of the int.of Ihmt colleen• . 1191 at ;:e. el so el l .. has.. h.•ru rll use trims the eat lien period' u( N. eshilikshineid. and are cerognised w the eel 5...1 Parlament, 'Lath as au aseiral end /tool resource far.tbe mai 4444 halite of the that every encouragement ttaglityo to preu to she nomination- of this weekly rolleetieas Omits! that those int ishea Litre nut judged wisely; Who apt ear to have aban doned them to make way lon require assessns. tits : that though it is flue, that 'shiwa. there 'sic- kcal alti.rt , lll. its eas ablish, al, au user Baal liordeu Is fool on. the 411.Atia sits the pa.' h cltri•li, and P.me their 4iu fly actistri bstitor. three independent of a br c i ot•y l .” to the asion.smelit, it is lieu true that the •p•• , ..• .1 rut.of •mo. rot • tertiutia el , e erg aay of tlei•Weetc . ,.tdopted tune t hard., and sanctioned by should uul hell:only de parted from; putt that the dssrootiosiatice of sier:ll rolls lions luau, ale' sly a . most pr. .1 irtiou• ; lu.Aueute to reader p..or rates bush oppiestive atoll le rpettial.' It Thai it is ctn..- to the C :once, that its almost all the country parislic a which have hi aro° conic iii.dee their sou lire, afore a n guitar IIPPI'P.111( . 114 hoe liceu esta Wished, .he wants of Ile Our, ant, the., 'tient of the assessnieuts, hare gradually and procreativity iticreatic d from their commenee meat ; and that it does appear iti h a maitre of e , •ly se Oene interest to the community:at large, lb prebent, a, far as pus. table, this practice from !wine p.nerally cdopted ; to limit she assessments as much atl they can be limited, where the circumstances of particular parishes rend. r Its. m nuavoid tilde, and whruerer it is practicable, to aliaroloit them. 7. That it appears to tilt Committee, from the reliant be fore them, that the weekly cullectomn at the el:m(6cm are a very efficient resource for. she itamehiat pour. in every Came in which three are few Diareitives, sir • rsous also Montt theinselet Pole their parish elitoeli: it is err' .lly clear, on the other hand, that in those ',Sorbet in wlvels she aceont : Incitation provided for the inhabitants in the parish chneclos Iran no proeurtion to the population, a Leal assessment seems to be inevitable as tune as this continues to be the sit milieu of those parishes: that in sit; of t,,cse Case. AA have fall. n nosier the sieve of the Committee, it is manif es tly o w 1.16111:A1C illitrl:sl Will of the landholders and the parisl;loners to have their rarpective parishes ()otitis", :eels putrici•lit number of churches prodded, qua' to the minsher of infs.. hiitints; end that if this were dune; to the toll extent, it It certain that the poor !nicht hcatipported wits I any yes eess.ty of having rceonrse to ptdoclital 1111.0•PPITKILIP : that at present the groins' hicreese of pro..cor in seete of those, psi lakes, by adding tei the lauds Glob which the I.,PeRSIII“. II ate railed, serves to keep desesethe emoting of the elan-cc...1 the pariah at Imp ; and Ilse, from ties eirrontrtmere. Vet 11111011111 of the MA. MAIM - 411P there has tAtTtased is a mne ls leas proportion, that/ the essetoments iu iiarislies it, whoa the funds far assewoneots, or th, property stines.d, liar se gmented in a great measure ehttotnaty,, . • 8. That where legal assessments ere rev:win; to in Scot. land, the provisions in the law which eegulane the mantier of imposing them are 111,11018,11 y and strictly oha the law has given the pow. r sit WWy a p:..esto 10 a joint meeting, consisting of the rrouistee, die lor. itoes, mid the older. of the parish, whu tie siistl.urixrd to meet fur the pur poses/le the Illrot 'tnealay of Peirres:.ry, thee kratTunalsy of Angust, in eatte - yene, when the mseessment is impulsed ••- koff yearly ; or ou either of those data, when it is 1ia..1 foe a whole yes : that the practice in genet ill is. to hold ibis meet sic only once its the yn sir; R:11/ solly os tho first Tuesday of Anon, and at that linty la. a “ • fur a shelf year: that the is.ritur. iu gen. rat, rho are :be per sons clot Ay interested, are accost ttttt ed to attend this meet- - ioc, and having the chief influence hi veletttttt a the summit of the ascesoment, have_ it alwayt its Ih. it power to keep it • i t hist reason:lor 10..1111ft , : I hat In tO, on r situ, sit s as, as.ul in parishes chiefly hold-ward, it still i imposed to the ralor3 rent of the lands, lint that who re a errat pus I or the I valuable iwourrly cuttaists m lassosee, (Ina haw been found so he au unequal retro,. it avi.lently ayt on tau. ell estates a eery disp...p.vtionaie pa. t el' the loneen : (bus its these sit son tonna, therefoie,t hepias it ewhr.l.foe h,r..d has 41 Ilea sanctioned by the decisiont C.IIAI - 1• of lie, is to MM.' use assessments aerordieg to the verde . ..Hos ••( es pun y bush in bongo, nod lam b i : that this itheersoretint Om. m ooted are laid on benders end intents by .91,1:1 p0r111,4111, the hei tine 01)1111( our half of the assersosetat, soul the tennot the other, and bolls proportions brirg peid..by 1111 his itur tibia uerepiety his wen proses ty; with shit e-crptiuu, [lout a cleaned Mt it !Cite , ' csi • one-hosttis or the half of the auras Meld hod sus the heritur 01 hunt..., in name or n psrn ions that at the animal nicet.ng at which such ussestmenis are the heritois are accustomed laall,oil, and have always Ilia power of determining what is done, so that it rests in a great mestere with themselves to prevent she assessment imposed from rising bryoud what the lair meet silks of Vat parish fetilltre. 0. That the platen'. tits en the metier:relent of the poor set hit the C. of Edisibmili nod the parols 6,1 St. Cuth bert's, thew In a hat manure the poor tire puoidrd for in Ilse parishes of the las!it at population: - its Ilse first, allele there is a legal stocument, a loch has bout but et ry lately resorted to, rod at lie same lime a ; partali ousithous,•; mod ; in the second, which comp...hinds the stilinrks of Eatioloi•gb, and a larger population still, where three has torn a legal assessment f upwaryls of 60 years, and also a parish Ml/114- bque. tit. That to the schedules taken from the retries's of the country pas coder to tender iheir.slalemetsts slots furor, she Committee here iu gen. ral thesnseivi a with•ineertinc nu steerage of ten p.n.s, knob with .egaid to the number of paupers, and the funds which are employed Sri supporl ins them. • %VIII; throe r. masks the Commitleecimeintle this Report,' Dumbly submitting sl to the Asseinbly t io be trausamtlird, if it shall be approved uf, to the Dot sit Haohticlie. Moorreif Wrllft.ond, for the Sub-Committee. This day is published,lii a pocket volume, peke Os. in boards, THE BARRISTER; or. STRICTURES on the F.DVCATION proper for the BAR. • $y THOMAS RUGGLES, Eeq Barrister at Law. Ircwod Eoirtiose. corrected. London t Printed fur W. Clarke sod Sons. Law Bo o ksel. lees, PostugalAirtrot, Lincoln's Inn; and .1. Deighton and Bunk This & I , is prolitiolsed, in ioyal See prier 12v. Peal,. 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THE CLIEFDEN FATATE. r 3in.so the t r i i l , l l ;i ya amidttl l!' :I v f , that t u he l I y s l a t i ll • o r • n t h e . e highly dimatingumbhill reapers% will take plate at 1111.4 Great ttuum, man Till'ltSDA Novernher com pels:nig (iii mate Los) the SITE of the ANCIENT MAN SION, wish the two (mine WINGS, vxtersive Offices end 6304.111., the noble Terrace lately restored to its original magnificence, bentitifil Aicrice,Tempks, !location nod Ban. quelling Ilniumie, at the intich-ailiaircil spring; two Lailzcs, and mistier iiimmirienta; Hniltliugs m the pad: sod grounds, ich are nearly utcluad by n suhrtani ial brat k wall min the east aisle, anal howl:led un the wemit by the nicer. 'flames Bowing al the trot or the nehly.wtnukd bind,* of ; lattellscr stir three &imbed Cottages soot anal the reactor , 11911 MI Tiaplaw card . ; IS large ml 1111.11., I'4ll,llft, Siltl 11 . 0041 Llllll (divided into runsrloeut earlasuici;, lyarg an thy Vial side of the rand Gum Tisplow tam Ilemisur, and abattoir: on the esiltes of the i,..robt linonal and Greta. vale. Ttik Mopes ty (the shade of villeh is freehold) talisman% F.rtsr !lionised and This ty five Acres, Inautgisily diversified amid richly sutalmal, intersected by nn nserssiss eatriage delves awl noinanli!..` walks ; the western haumartim%, alum vies ell from the Tlinines, presents one of Ilw Ikableal mammal abrin•sl 1311.141. alp,. m the km...Amu, sad which emus only Ire risspileml lay Atonic preinay. l auiependently amt it nassmainsa rn local advmstage% of peat lospartsamer lo any purchaser, who limy contemplate the resi. iml ai a of atv um azisai grasitleor, by the erection of guit.o.l.• Maimaimma, as it haw of cla.rlk fair •, cam cli e nt hi a lh, a cleat iju minty mat ii.rfa I male. rlB6 ;the ren5419.14 tho aim umal M.m.imaa), w ith Ilse Imutliti Of eancryliat cling aby ghat! 0.1V4.11 of the liver. The Estate is •1 abissiihiet ,mockral at i:lo game, aural the also!. litirelrros xrrpt Sr ft a lie Ile 41.. n tal.'n. IS raft way hr via oral lay Mina:awls anrly «r yearling their vied* of ailmlres• 11, Mr. Squish nail :•• ~,,, S Ih•-a ow. tar whims stssersolsre partienlsrs hot, " 1 0 1 " au twx.ai; ai«l id !Mex. J. aaa,l itsm.l Cliwburn. 'H eston., Tamialil rate . , Temple; mad ul Jlt. 5'44.1 1. 1 Architect, nuniitep L;r4,,0. NUBIlle;c rug -ITR r• ROTA L. Mill RV- LAN E. rp1:11-: HVENINIn, T('Eil) %V M.,.t fl, I their 31 , joilies'‘. resists will Prrfuran the Comedy of 11 . 11.1) OA I R v,r, Mr %whir ; Ray negu i te Thunder. Mr Welkin. now; Ilarrt Iltrilister. Mr Barnard: F.phiaira Rin•urilt. Mr. riy ; Stun. \lr. lin,trjst Diwy, MaMattie; .Mr. Powell Ind. Assitraistli, Mrs. (Avert ; Awrlia, Mrs. Bunton; JanO, Mrs °otter. After *MO,. a Melo.Draena, talhl 11 I I*: FA 1.1.% OF CLYDE, General Wilf.wd, Mr. P , lirrll; KeasarrT, Mr Peale, ; Firsnrr Enfii Id, Mr. Knight; Edward Eistiehl, Mr. Bar , viia; Air. J o hnsinw ; *denial. Mr IFlememweh. 1) lime Mrs Ilartnier; Ellen Estlield, fain thwithmos. upru at Six uTlock. The Perineum.* to begin at ti-sea. Lows, Sa ; Sennorl Price, 24 --Pit, 3s ; Second Prtee,l4. ...Ammer y, Sa.; Steuart Prier,ls.—V pftsr Gullet y, Is.; 2.4 r 1 Prier. Git. 111.‘ell awl Plasm to be takers of MI/. Worts& of she No. prods, Illesifees- street, flswa ter ttlrrowe I of *Am may be but a Privity %int 'tied!, -and, for she farther serums°. station of tlw Publir, the box-office will he Apra every Erenin: ..f pioftwatlnce from Ten till Eleven. Ttirotalsy, Veuire Prrarreed: Jaffier, Mr. Dairili Vi.her ; l'se.re, by the Gentleman who perforretied 111hrllo mi. 1341; Irolera, Mr, Mat (front th , • Theatre. Royal, h Ih, lit t 2J appearance uu this Stage). Allen which, Lurk and ki-y. A New Melo.Drawsa and a New Comic Afterpiece are to triparatrun, wail will apiedely be prudored. THr.4TII .RorAi. CUERNT-GARDRN. TO-31011ROW, WEDNESDAY. Sept. 23, will Ito acted, tbe Coroetty of THE SCHOOL - FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Track, Mr. W. Farrel, ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. T..rry ; Sir Itrnj+min Rarkhile, Mr. Le.lusi ; Juirepla Sur bre, Mr. Young; Clarks Storinrr, Mr. C. Cra4. Mr. Blanchard; Carrie**, Mr. Connor ; %wiry, Mr. Chop miss ; M•pwr, Mr. Sininweic Lady Teazle, Viqs Brill- NO; Mu". Enrich ; Mrs. CauJuer, GiUbSj H ar i a, Mae Fume. to Ad M. a Song by Mr Tuylar. After which Clint Sims) • New Comae Eniertaiumeot, inter sper•rd silk Nlit.ir, culled THE BURGOIIAsTF.It OF SAAIID.AM; Olt. THE TWO PE'lltlts. Wish war Seeger,. 11rraers, Rad DerofaliOng. retCr llienorlholf and Peter Fliosetin (41ip Carpenters), 11Ir. Abholt and 'Hr. Fad. y ; Vnu Fur Frump (Burgomaster taar , :autt, Sr. Lemon; Margot, Chatrattortif (Artilin•aa riot hunt Francrj, Mr Sitontons ; throat Pryenber( troh,r from Grrmany;, Mr. Comer; L". (Ambantattlor fro.n Rasta). llr. Connor. Catharine. Ms-s Foote A may Ina had fur the &awn, sir siii.,bOy, of • 31.,,, , 1••11, at ,hr StIX office. 7. Second Price, :Is. 6J —Pit. 31.6,1. Second Trite, S.—Lower Gall. o . r, 11a. Stroud hire, —l,:pper Gallery. la. Seroutl Pito 6J. fur the Homo to be lakes of Mr. Brandon, at the tux-other, Hart-blivel, front Tett tall Four. On Friday. ller Clandestine :Marriage. • r rw OPERETTA—.ACTED BUT ONCE. 17if 17 A A L . II I IIIIIILUOPRIIA, 8T71.4 ir D. EVF.NING, TUESDAY. Svpt. 22, •.II tre pranrineil (fur the td time) au entirely rely °Fertile, to br &lett 'HIE RENDEZVOUS. Prise pal Clowarttii—Mr. Harley, Mr. W. S. Citaiterlry, 31, lirtio4borst, Mr. J Jo ur ., M r Saber, Ma u K el l y , W.* Strvemon, and Mrs. W. S. C1.1'0,141. Aftcr stock sill be e•ltultite.l (for two niells only) a very peculiar and flimsier!, VILINICA L AU IomAT4IN. lie reetraerilitnes y pi.ce of Slechaiiigue •leeriniesied THE AUS FRI A N TRUAIPE TER. reform* twsrott Alto nn the Trumpet, composed rupee's!, Cr Ono odrous. nt by Ktethoreu, Rees, Kalktmemier, ice. in htyle of totov4lle4l ion. With Ow Sln%iral Entertainment of HOS INA. Mr Br!silk, Mr. Crarman ; Rn.iaa r 31i-s Carr*. To whirls will 1.0 islilrd ;flit tour) a llinneal Farce; In twb Art. (unt turn from the [rends) calltd AMATEURS AND ACI ORS. T . /n.O 1/olral. Nlos:e.il Dramatic. Amok-lir, who em. rt.. ) , Mr. I I.l` 11uak, awi sane hi-d to Tbeatrirali anal Niko Must 31r. ; Mr 0. P. Basile, a pro vio sal Manar r i hut rovigril in annetiutend wine private Thuptiir4l, Mr. Marti; Milt, a pour Country Actor, Mr Winn Is; !Wry, an Attar for thr liravy 1/1111111CRO. Mr. uiardalu ; 17dr,brrry, a rrilred 31antifarrisrm simple in wit ...I as tuner., and niter!! %multi noted with Thrairrrala, 115. W. ; Gruliry 11 Olin( .ip,uu Oiled, Charity tlti.trl oat SS a servant at 80.11C . 11 I.4lllZin. Mr Wilkinson. in Mary Ilardarre. a ("olive w.r.t of Chiral, rry's, 31noi lan ; Mi.. MSII, GIMP'S'. a .trolloini Tragedy Actress, anal a •111111011rIlit to her hisstianil, 311 s. Pim-vit. ROYAL CIRCr% AND suRRET THEATRE. rill Ii PItEsENT TIJESDA ,Sr ilttniber I MA, will 1w !ht Folirtslar ili•sire 'try li.orte•f:a Lionilis.,) au rowdy ors/ Crsoil Comic Porktia Sprrta:lr, tallr.l 1{1 4 .D RIDING HOOD: r/v, TliF. WOLF OF Ttl /: ror.r....sr OP Anncs. Priori. Moho. (or, ill.. %Volt", Mr. Monti. y; Simple, Mr. rotsi hion; loonsiil; r. 1 .1 of the Row, Miss Riorlool ;hrr Allrudanl Genius's, Misi Navin; for, It• d Soho,: flow% Mi.. U , nostorit; 0H.% C (with Or Comic Si,; of "1 gressilals I hsroily.nrot, Mr.. !Look,' Mitt *Lich will I* , pr.:uc.sl, artr4 but once, a near Scviuus *41.•-ofrnmi, in E•a« Act., calf. it T; I IN Vls It W ITN PISS IN TII tr . Nuciphi (*noire. s*-11ounsiod (Chief Alaciitrate of ‘• , ..r.rd 1)0 1..; ( ; Laces'. :hi. Sun). air. .: 14 . 11 log; I S.sm t s I Hoists. V. uois•o), Mr. Hoor.r.s ; le , II IMP I'4 llr A.:corlt ; Armand I.Srvisrut. ‘7 l, tory bar. t, us fussily urtrionl to lions• war+ Ilsoz!oru‘, N. Cn ilka; Jr •he P....the.), forwitligris ; rr t' r 4.1 seen iii ma, 1...1 to A. etinsol;, :raft Tap., VII:1111 • 4 , r °arc. 4r.. 8.. IN the ft...-. a Ptt Errotot. llr 't.l:ll4^l trill "mg As far...rile Co oh. Song of " fiord 314)os's Show." TiNuet Lott *oh * Nets ri JIM H is Is qo mode. r.: 44114(.4 to ' :4l / 1111 sear aJi4l Alm ic4a 1.u,al ?itch' I. r Ike Wl* a TIIF. SFA SEIIPFNT: on, 1141111.P.MVIN 4) ^ 30 4 1 1es Adrt new. ChM f, offers/A..4. I *dew, itt, Mr. ntifie• 14aigm t io. ( 4 Yoicker re.l, alrs• •• urlrl ;owl.), 7.1 r 1( 11 by. S:past,..r.rwa often' :lid. Colt' altrisot „ Mir" ~.~w.a. n'Aos 4 . • I. —dtif Mtn. at Vitt ihaii Plea. l'!“.• (ye 6.ltra h• hr takes at M. Itarsterv. at the 110 04br0. in Obi .•a s try oil iter I besar.e. O'er Fr re 1/ raw ti..a n , be pissi'ouisr.l, aqui * •.'re4J 5510 , 5 1 5; L.O. f or OW 494 road ' " 0 I 0 ..0 end NI .10- Ti.., at the Pigeon Ile Orttlart %%t., larheacc.ll-94.a'441. cp ss 14-1/ Vffe—lai gia al inarst -41,110‘, .if vat.. Sl at [At slaiettrataii. 10 NOON; TUESDAY, SEPTihiI3ER 22, 1818. TO PARENTS AND GLIAIIIIIANS. ISS I 1E1.1) ER, IS, Kett.jokrintivignart. bail VACANCIES in her FAMILY for`T YOUNG LA IMIES The nowebee 'whiz limited to Twelve, she reitiosemie an early applicralrou Got% 1111..5e who ♦i+h a. Cuilllmit in the Education of liven- Children ititelleetnal and religcmp advantages, aariseiateil with snperiuir domestic vita, rte:• Masters of the first eminence attend. TerMs may he obtained foams the Rev. Dr. Winter, Great Gisreowninare; 1)r. Essex, Krnailiztein; the Rev. J. Li ifehild ; Kensington; and the Rev. D. Washbourn, Hammersmith. THE POOR LAWS. EkTR Act, FROM THE MIN Val Or EVIDENCE TA KEN EKFORE THE LORDS' CONINITTELE UN Tus roes LAws IN 41,480. sir 3. B Riddell, Awl. I.P. examined. Hari• the Poor in Scotland all access In education for their ehibheu?--Whenerer I pour person finfbe himself unable to pay the expense of educating his children, he makeo ap. Oration to the kirk session, and his children are then eila cak-d ■t the parish school, at the expense of the heriturs of the parish. To the bait of my recllilectiou, the farmers usually hear no pert of that expense, although by law they are liable tor half the schoolmaster's salary. la it usual for the clergy in Scotland to he eoneerned in the management of the poor, wills the other itiliabitauts and persomi, who pay to the asscsament!—lt is the practice of the clergyman of every parish in Scotland to attend the quarterly or half-yearly mettiogs of 'scram*, and there to point out those objects which are must deserving, and which most iciptire parochial aid, and during the intervening pe riods to attend with the utmost care said kindness to all the wants of his flock. Is UM instruction usually daily instructioo ?—Tite is. siritriluu is daily instruction. Du they usually &Mud tru Sundays likewise ?—dot on Sundays. Do you attribute any part of their frugal habits to the education they riccive?--Undoubtedly, very materially. What is tie size of the different holdings in the parish of Comers or cottagei•?-11wie are many farms in the parish that are rented forma 0001. a year, down to 150 f. a year, and some leas; the holdings of cottager* not attached to farms *chimes exceed • quantity of land sittlicient to enable them to keep a cow in the summer, and to provide a sufficient supply of potatoes fur thrir families, and they purchase the winter provender of their row. What proportion of the Whirrs have the means of keep. ing a row '—Every cottager attached to an arable farm has kis cow kept by his master as pot of his wages, and every other (-onager in the parish who is inclined to keep a cow, is allowed in rent a ►lure of a cow common. Have the agricultural laboureis, particularly. as easy access to public houses in Scutlaud as they have to Eugland ?.—I think they have as easy access to pub• tic houses as labourers is England can have ; s..d that their uhstainiug from too forgoer' attendance there, araxa (ruin good and respectable habits, suit from au inchuation to save, fur the toneet of tbrir families, as large a portion of ilicir weekly earnings as they eau dn. hi the parish in which I live, coolaiueng 7641 proms, 1 recollect tool NE 141011111Ke ur • notations drualtatil. Du yea *ran AA this reel* houses are as avaterous in Scotland, in proportiou to the population, as in Eng laa.l?-1 tb:iik they arc as wvintrous iu the country pa ri•lws. In proportion to the size of else parish ; are they a. wear to their residences ?—As far a. my own kuowleilge pies they are of more easy access in Seatland. I have known instance. In England of a man not being able to buy a quart of beer unless hr went two or three miles for it ; although, iu other instances, the public house. are nunterues. Is there any officer who has the management of the poor in Scotland in the same say as the overseer of the poor bas its gangland?-1 conceive it to be the duty of these officers, who arc termed elders in Scotch parishes, who am members of that which is termed the kirk session, to see that the poor within the parish are properly relieved, and to provide, in the event of any unexpected circumstance, fur their sup port, until such time as a quarterly or • haleyearly meeting takes place ; and in order- to enable them to do that the better, it is usual, when pai relies are assessed for any Riven sum, which may be supposed to be the probable amount of the expense of the earthing grouter, to add a few pentads, which art lea in the lands of an officer termed kirk Ire.. Mini, that be may he rambled to give such relief as the mi nister soil his elders think fit to recommend. Are those elders in constant communication with the mi nister, as well with Motion to the pour as ow church mat ters ?—Cusistantly. Do the marriages usually take place at a very early age in the agricultural districts ? I think nut ; generelly speak ing, young men do out merry until they have saved as murk money as will conveniently fulmar the liou.e they are about to inhabit ; and it is also considered as discreditable to a youst4 woman to marry until she can carry with her not only a very lame number of gowns and clothes of every descrip tion, bust likewise as money blankets, as ninny sheets, !zed es large a portion of linen as will probably supply her fur the rest of tier life. In that respect the fei Huy, end practice in Scotlaud is as different as ran be from that of ?—Very decidedly so ; it has occurred 10 use very frequently to be solicited by young. triennia alai were about to marry. to lend them a few ;moods, that they might make a better appearance upon the wedding day than they otherwise would have duo, ; and I know of tau instance 111 which those few pounds have nut been repaid me by instalments punctually un the days on which they were engaged fur. Does not it happen, by the operation of the Scotch law, that at the time of those marriages there frequently is as Large a family as there might have been if they lied been woo lied ant the ages usual to Huglantl?-1 do out think that happens frequently ; by the Sixilch law, if • woman had a number of natural chilthers, they would be legitimatised; but such instaieres have been very rare. Have the goodui es to state to the Committee, in what respects you consider the rhanagensient of the poor in Nurthuniberlatid to be interior to the general management of the poor to ?4c.tilati.l ?—1 eolo.ider that a lulerurer iu Northumberland etnatidera himself entieed, whenever he thinks tit, to call upon the Magistrates for parvenu! relief; and that, there: me, in few rears they are as frugal as they outlet to be, when they are in posses of abundant out mily to summit their families, but to lay by part of their earoinge. If you have the teeans of comparing &fie generel mansee mint of the purr ut Northemaresteuil, with the Mailaienient iu any of the midland owner. of Feselend, do you C44.i. der it be tier its Notthombellaod Him its other F...jemit eouotieo, wills which y us are arepiaiisied?-1 think it very winch the same Ist Northumberland, as I have formerly (nom! ii 14 Belliollo4TM suit Hocknizhavislaire ; if there is any sum riury in the ettinagenteut of Stir poor in the north, it Oro.* train cocurnitsucts purely harsh; that is, from the die Wei .11 ..f Intl, and the habit of the No i thitialkeiand ( ai m. ere of pey.tig their people in kind ; but with I. the usitinerneot rit the poor, formic lift as they are to overs.wis who are changed from stmt to inn.e, nod •l.or the Alni..i.ater 1.11.2; iu Ihr kAtt, Mi..h.s.ti much il • he141:111011, laf dart M imeo hence a in he diaile 'you thwuships, there 1. no flare sop r...,i1y sit M:411.5r-in. i.t. ..pt thet his+ antes trout the In Northoreli •um ',Sib lissi!eil is to towliha'll , s; that 1 thsak has vane Orvistien; the towmhitba r 1 1 ,11.1101 w emu 1.11. 11h/.1 . 141MS 41111, r o . ses.thr *hole Of this 011L'11114 . of ma;setainiee O f fr Pouf' in Ihstat lowtiAips fill, Item thole twv or three farmers, they liaturelly feel an 11,1• elinition In iworide as well as they cues for those ironed theigl, 1..4, by nerleeting to Anvils's OHM, with wink at vsplitable priers. they should be Ina rhea ged tU 11w waist •uf their wises mild reindict'. 1 have betasionally bossiest itu Mott lwriand a g lent deal of Intel/don ?ter rus7rlhy fanners. in removing r 14.111 their parishes or 4rwn• ships persons whom they snapeeted to he in pour en ruin statures, hot who haul slut yet Iter.onr hurlers...one to them, sod who hid been admitted to the oreopattan of cottages, upon bringing with them certificates (rows the polishes to which They popes ly belonged; I believe that the mem. ist amount of poor raig.i in those townships us Nuts thittilter hind, shirk belong to myself. may be stated at about 40J. In the pound On real actual rent. [The Earl of Egremont delivers in the following letter, stating that lie is atlitaitited with the writer, and runsi. dem the informations may be depended upon; and it is toad.] Opole. 21st Slay, 1817. • lark Lord—) shall be happy to sugoest ago atterattuits to the poor laws that are is my power. The Ilrel thin to Ise done, as it strikes owe, it to improve the rworals of the prior, and which I hope in some inra.tire will be obtained by edn cation; another, and whit I conceive would mid much to their hsppiueas , RP pre/rotting many from becoming chuige• able to the parish, is to let them hate every necessary of life, a% much to, eau lie (at home) by their own lire.idt a, is stead of hemg induced to frequent alehouses I think sine great cause of the increase of poor Mew is the high doly un malt, which has drivru nearly al! the labourer* in the country as wch as in *ros tra 1,, puhlie.hooses, and first natter the pretence of bui , ng tif table beer to take ant with them when they go to work; and if these go with the best intention to b u y o n ly t a bl e •b eer , it i s a great chance, before thsy have beets Ma times, that they noel with some drunken fellow that may entice them to Wee some other sort of beer, and these poor men soon feel the fireside at an ahebuuac quite ac warm and comfortable us their own, and very soon like it better ; and his frequeut attendance not only wastes a considerah!e portion of his earnings, but tends to clomp, his morals, as the worst cha racters in a parish ate those who frequent these limner, and who delight in making others am bad as themselves, as few of us like to be siugularly bad. The high duty on malt, and the great number of licensed &lel:otters, I•thitik • get at evil. Long since, I can remomber, there oas 'meth) , a poor family in this or the neighbouring parishes Sisal .;111 nut brew, and which was almost left off when Lord Sidanouth was prime eniuister 1801 or 1802. at the tone of the peace of Atnieno, eirri in two years 245. per quarter were a d ded to the former duty of about lOs 70. per quar ter. Eight shillings of this 24.. IS now reprakd, and 1 much wish the remaining las. was also, asol three-Smiths of the licenses in the country were taken away; If tins was done, 1 mu persuaded it would add much to the improving the moraltof the poor. I am extsemelir sorry to see the PUMP of money expended at earls session, by contesting Wilmot um. 1 am torus/Red that uo less than 28 appeals were catered at the last seaters sessions, and I believe not less than 24 or 25 at the Eviler These appeals are principally its consequence of sonic fallacious hiroug, and the various decisious in the Court of King's flinch. If die servitude surly were to make the smilrestosit, I ant persuaded moat of these litigations would be avoided. 1 should think two years continued set situ& its the same service should he considered • settle. mans, wader whatever hiring it might be; this would make thematic, plain teal, as it regards setlltuarals atortinde before marriage. These are the principal objects that strike me at present; any further opinion its my power to offer, I shall at all tints be happy to do it; and sin, My Lord, Your I..ortlahip'• much °Mired faithful servant, To the Earl of Egrentout. JOHN ELLSIAN, &•uwr. R F. PO ItT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE CHIMERA!.EMILY OF THE cueuacu OF SCOTLAND, ON THE LET TER TO THE MODERATOR HT THE EARL OF H•RDWiclui.. The Committee report, That, with the assistance of the returns made to Mr. Kennedy's inquiries, they have Limn able to prepare a statement of the management of the poor in upwards of une hundred parishes ha Scutlaud, which i■ ready to be laid before the Assembly; that there are still • very conriderabte number of additional ec l ueo ,, am muting nearly perhaps to another hundred parishes. which it has out bee• possible, within the time allowed them, to airliner; and that the Committee take the ninety of suggesting the following reinatko, which have occurred to them, on the Returns which they have already ai rant il. They remark, 1. That the Scotch have uniformly proceeded on the priheiple, that every Aisilsvidital is bound to provide for himself by his own labour, as lung a. be is able to du en; and that his parish is only bound to make up that pot lion of the necessaries of life, which be cu t out earn ur obtain by calor lawful means. 2. That eve. in caws of extreme poverty, the relations and neighbouri of the paupers have a pride Its providing for their necessities, *Warr an whole ur in part; that this cir cumstance will aceiniut fur the small number of patipt ex in some very populous parishes, and serve at the mine limy to tXIIIIIIII • NCI, which sa obvious its w many of the nitwits iu the country districts, that the sums given to the paupers appear to he so dispeoport toned to whit their resit NeClF•lillie• AIWA require. A Mali suns given to aid their other resources affords Omni the relief whirls is inc. scary ; and it would be both spinet the trite interests and the moral habits of the people, if a more staple provision were made fur them by their parishes. 3. That the distinction matte in a great proportion of the retort's between the poor its the regular parish toll, dud the hatultiotte pour who receive wily occasional supply, is of equal impurtence to the murals and the best interests of the country. Thum of the Aral dais receive a constant astwily front the parish rands ; lbw" of the second are only assisted when they are laid aside from work by sickness or sleet dental GISMO, and especially during that remote of the year which chiefly affects time health, ur suspends their usual la. bona's. They receive at that time Midi 3.1.1.141itC as their inlasediate necessities &Mond, fur the limited period whin they am in this siteminti ; but when the cause attach ,uca. alumni this demand erases lit upetite, the paiisls assistance is Withdrawn, and thy tenant lo I heir tattoo r, limier a cet vi lion, which they. relttiquish4 that Ina h their sithaist enet. and their cntstrurt must ultimately depend tin their per sonal industry. .4. 'I hat a appears from the relent/ .which hare yet been examined, that in a great peoporinin of iliecountry parishes io whieh leg3l sot smenti have been initottecid, they have been Biters - aids abandoned, either In ramie it has been found by expellent' , that whatever ailibliuti alt or•lioary fishlike ✓t rob, 0, might be Icie;il a t muc h its.. 'Teo... by rata n s of vulicatiory contribution% when :al t recai powwow 1111 the ;ove .-Imuld render it ueressaly, sir because a imular assess ment in those. parishes has very generally her olnwieed to produce an in3iix of Owners ft oilier ;wishes, who iu thrrr yi ars iby the dectaium of ibex •ts ut met fur the last f ray yealie fall ofqlllre A legal am l Wool, if ilium,: mat time they have toppolled theibt.-Ivr. by their Oen i &SAHA r y orkewv,titeg to this any Ihr paleclital burden beyond all rem ok.ualst. .t ion. It so clear, bum the re•iii xarnined, dud the i (-mai hi contained poi them, that 0 1 0 juisteo tu sot tocottsidereble MII Tuber of paruthesi though lilt eci•Tilllle Ally be iiilliertnt slt other sit uati oti • which Lave Ito( set fellen smiler the view of the Committer; rod that the volonyary coutoihutioes which life sato dated in plate of h gal as-.contents, ilnits4l. In some initiancT. they are (serval mid pat met , (ruin the inattitinun and dismulii , aiieu of itache 'F 11. w nfil• Igal WU.. tVii the I err I lib* 114 V .....• ke Alt 11. es er • 4r►k per OK* a l!eit*. boat. • Ad. fur lb° 114.11. 0. 117. I.eitess NO. I • MI "de f ~.