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71p1F- - -Tyr - - - - - -v---y77.4p. ._ .. . ~._ . ___„. d , - 1 -4- 4 ; ri l l w6 /2,lar-4.) ._ . Ifieslib 'f tri'liti lis xstiPriabrftly *acriertst; I . •; i * . , • ; . • , : .i •,.ly impeorhno : .• fro -limpti .. .telifit 4 , j.t )&. ~ I' o i ,. -. , ;1.. ; ,:, tailing ta,..;1; b . ? • F , ,41 . 11101440 in, • dil I t ti ofi • '4l IS iiir .. ‘ 1 , .As . i , ~. ; .... zw • • . , fr o. 0 ,810 s i t ', AS et ittia it,4111 y ilathie Ni liti 1 1 .• • - t 5, IS ..:. t... 0, - ... . t A).-1 g 4p. " r4emln ii,mlKk *1 i.uosqattp, v. 'ir..."4_ ht..? . Vl3 I -• r- —..... _ LON - 18i80,,,00.0. 1 . 4 ...5a g o Loewe./ ell ,- - ~sx ~ T ~~l`l ~~ .b.12./taq 01!•• Y ~V_ NUMBER 4929. - re shoo , wit 10 .1A 'I ll , ' i• akyttflawik, lr.7p ftstAt 7 DUN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER • - • PRICE SEPLN-P . ) , N. 1:. THE. 4 r RE-ROYAL. LA NS. rro-monnow. SATURDAV. Sept. 26. their 111.jralieefireeseta will prefer. the Tragedy of EiSICR PRESERVED. j,ffirr, Yr. David 1 , ..t0r (1.1. seemul appearaege his Ilea pint,. Ey a primate Gentirman (hi. third apprarance 6.n env Slaw). 11,1villera, Mo. W. Met (?rite the Theatre. Mord, DON'' , 3.1 appearance et this Theatre). •Are er chicle will be produard (far the bat tight) s NSW Serious Mrlu- Drama. called SIGESMA it, THE SWITZER. The Aeti..n of the Piave arrasged by Me. M. Inhasists. The Music ensapered by Mr. T.Coulte. The hy Mr. H. trusbis: Mr. Ihregostla, Mr. .llullawi. Mr. height, Mr. Ilialth, Wsikiesna, Mr. Cr. Ivory, Mr. Eh., agrib, Mr. Hitler, anti RIM Sasiilmss. _ Beare, S. ; &road Prirv,_34 —Pit, 3s; grateseetncesll9. tiallOry,ts.; Second Priee,k —Upper I, Is.; tifttrted Prirr, Nara sad Places in be takes of Mr. %Varied, se the Rs. tent}:, Bryilites-street. Inds Tea till near ; of eheaaargeSpa Ind a Private ass sightly—and, Air the farther aittaMlnt item. et the Polak, the Osit.oSee will he era we/ Erenkhe sf pertsrosare fans Ten iI . 111rrea. 4)0 dissithiy, King Richard Kin !Who* 116%. an (ids first appearance this sesteen). * New 'Citrate Armlike* is h yeeparatioa, sod will • COMIIIACTS FOR STRAW. COIIIAISSARIAT DU,PARTgENT, TasmoßT-CuMisals, ,Serremses SS, 181$. UCH Persona as art desiroas of Contracting 1731 with Arid fot Coebssleitiat Supplies to farsiitt fur Twelve Naarfrms Me Ist at Nowombe; ..at, moth Clatantsties of STRAW fur Übe% pAILI.AeSEI, as may from lobe to time be kqttlretl M 04 Barracks is the sutler- -111001•04 Comities salt Ishmis; May remise Partiestars of tbe Coloreds es applyisom phis 011oe betimes the bouts of Firms soul rive; to nevelt Commissary-General Yuaug, M ediseborgb; rad to tbarespeetive Rarrark Blatters is ties ..yhn Versate 1-1 .am not aware . Slat any leases have been gnawed lately. Whett they ate granted, do /wlf 'know what the mum of goveruum is; which of sham ,eateutes leases?-1i is re quiieil by the statutes, that the cowman seal of the seluml 'he affixed' to the leases in time pierence of the school master. Do you know .any thing rermieting the honadarier of the 'Manor of St. lees?—Not Mushily ; only by reputation. Do yea know my thing by repdtatiun!—.Yes; 1 know some posft, bat not the whole of the begotten's. What arc the reputed &modesties, as far as you know On the sidearm so Whitebaiimosear co the eutheries ;I Wier always amilesstmd that SaudwaihJnise is the boundary of the manor on that side; I du not blow any thing of the othei .linaiodbriod; het I should fipples, that there is no difficulty whatever in aseertainiag them Cramlke teaante ander the school, who know mealy what Mode they pay rent for. How many tenants are under thatchool not aware of she innaber at all. Do you know shunt how many acres the school has on tease ?—I amnot some of that • Ma original grant by King Jame., specifies seventy teneme nts se given to the school of the manor of Saudwath sod SI. Dem. Were those pail of the estate of Sit Thomas Clialoorr Yrs. What lies become of dim teommostat-1 belies,* they were leased rut a Unnamed years, in the year 16011; I think I am correct. themselves." Rot lAv 111 I. with them into the nuns they had She misiwitssa,. no of the listen, keys.; Mr. Arsnitstead bad one, and Me. Vistas:rr kid two of the keys. They proceed ad to open the chest, and Mr. Arnshatead began to *earth 11, papers its tha.ehmit. After rune tine Mr. Arsisitstesti Said, •6 I believe, Mr:Yvan:yr, this the : paper ve want."' gtil yon w hat pipet it Oils shall proceed to lute ,legal came to see it. Mr. Younger loolietat it, mat said, " that is it ; pet it nolo yuor pocket." I then remonstrated with Mr. Yuesiger„observisig• that it was contrary to Ike statateS‘w gibe set' paper out of that room : end he said, S. that !Ire. Ormitstead vas a gorersour, and had a right tee 'do obit 4rpleasicl; sod it was uss business of mine.' 1 ..-11.1 that I htt Merman' fur the welfare of the school : that I mold not allow payers to be htLen out, without remonstrat ing. He still appeared very now aline to give toe the paper, and was proceedleig so fold it up, Mid Was efferinr it to Mr. Armitsteod, desiring high to put it sate his pocket, and I stomached the piper, ant of hie hand. I said, " you will fu tile! the liberty stet I am Flinn; bee if yoe ere drier 'mined to take it, lam determined to see what it is" Ii ap peared to be tow lease grouted to Sir James .pother, whicit I before meutioned. Had you thee on opportunity of 'adore the .date, anti the term of years'—Yes ; I tusk a tormuiauduta of the euiltirse anent aline it liar, pup that mentorandom emit I have out at preseig ; they thew took it sooty, hot reword with it io *bunt as 15,,. lime, sod said, •• Il,at on ',rout thoughts they rousidered it Letter to 'Morse it to the chew ; that they had taken what memorandum they wished from it, and !hat if I chose to 414 s the same thine, they would ewe isse the °optimally." It wits then that I took the endorsement on the back of it. Where hod they gone daring the time they rained it sway !—They went to visit the part of the eostimon that hail been allotted to the school. Were they walking, or on horseback ?-00 horseback; but I sepia*, they *cot to the ism before they visited the Cosmos; but I slid est see them from the time they left the boom till the tithe they rettirned. Was the chest then locked ?—Wilen they returned the lease, they opeued the box 'gale, and pat She lease in agate, and the boot remaiseil in the roost as &Awe. It was some time after That, that a special meeting of the got rewire W I . called, and I was requested to leave the room, which I tie. dined Is de, slating, sisal J tvottilrod it was my duty to remain is the room. Lord Lansdale, who ass a guvesour, attired the Mettle,. State who were present ?—The Rad of Leetsdale, the Rev. Mr. Scott, the Rev. Mr Areeituttail, the Rev. Mr. FleoninA 111r.Seshosse, of Nether Nati, sad Dr. Satterthwaite, 111111 Mr. Ya.l*,r, with a Mr. Iliabstio, at that time a clerk of Mr. l'aseget's; Ile latter was desired to leave Ilse moos, during the diseession about torremainisig, but whether he was admitted slier I left, I do nut know ; l believe that was all. I woo destined to leave the room, which I declined, stating, that I conceived it my duty to remain there. Ills Lottlehip said, " I)o the statutes require you to be pre sto*? I mid, " It was implicit in the statutes that I ought to he reseal." He said, " We do not want your interpre tation of the statutes, Sir." I seillied, that that was the isteepretadon my conaciesee dictated me to put on the we totes, sod that I must lie citified by it. He dont emoted Sr the rest of the governors and sskeil, what should be dm* is this ram. They said, " Me. Wilson "right crrtsinly to leave the room, as lie has been requested to du." I said, that " if I was ',impelled to leave it, I should, but out otherwise." • arf the 1i 1-1 iben proeurtd Iba signatdris of fusty other clergymen,. aud 1 forwar.ted the histiniiiiiinia to•the Bishop tif Chester, expectiug to hare Wy hceeee /rained to me. ' - • t 11'a. it to Bishop t.air (lint you forwarded them ?-1 for. warded dim to Law w rla.ltop 00f:hewer ; his Lur.i%hip retwued Ice oiaswr, r, sLat be understood that to, conduit. was not wylisfactory to the gueernues, and lints multi he well satisfied ef dim be could nut grant oleo lireuse. • • %%lint wei tbs - datiat4 the bidtop's austere ! , ,-1 base oot Got his teller possession at preset:a Do you cree l ninnist what lime it returned !—I reeinit ally; my, pryers liikve Lily; bruit in toy possiainient SiIICIS left lore Gales)', family. Wan the hinhoes answer tiefore or after the meeting of the triiidrine that yett have ilescnlseil ?-1 thin% it was after. %Vhat shale, is near its*tre can reiro;leri, was the visit of Mr. Armitstesd- tied Mr. a ho tlw chest'.-1t was in Eaoer week, iii 1814. ; IVhat tiine was the niretine of .the govern:4-s, as nearly as you can recollect i•—lt Was nuis.c time betw. cu July and October. 1814. • As newly as von can recollect, • bat time did you receive Hinlinp Law's answer to your oppliealiun:-1 cannot say c, than that 1 belienn it was aftcr that time. Hueyw.twithout the bishop's ? sail, that if he Wend my cosi, duet ens ratinehelnry to the covet-outs, be would liCell6 . o Ills at nom'e•lutitre time. t. Saisbobstio , !blase'? Get r . hwy. - mot Alderney, sod &liver their Testators at this Oee (maritioi thereon "Trader for flan,"). 'Nail Tondos eel's! so TVESDAT, lbe 13th of October. 1Proptool• ttn to be made separately for melt Comity is Smith Orkoio, fur dr whole of the sarracltt is North Bri . , _ ..,...____ ... ........ _..- titia, inul also fur the whole of these in the Ttwee Islands of Gaerasey, Jersey, and Aklerney ; bet we Proposal will be eintieed molar made 6%w anneueol *Nit printed Particular, sod the Priers isiserted in words at Magas; arse 'oleos a Let. les hesal.rineal to sera Proposal free * Person ef korona Property mugging too hrounte bound with the Party tends,. log Air the obse periannance of the OtabseL If Tailors are musty Post, the Postage Met be putt COBB PIES. Berks. ode of Man, %arra", Beecteock, Isle of Wight, Saws, Pease, Korot, . Warwick, Ceruwall, Lancaster, Wills, Cinsherlaod, Alidolleset, York, Drone, Nerholk, North Brittle, Mott, Nerthamploe, Islands of Burks% Nettlilsbas*, Clueruery, Essex, Battik Jersey, Na..., Sestoerset, Alderney. epriftliiii he prodased. IFMt4.4OIPMROIFALI 01117017:11.412D RN. rtiHISMVENING. VRIDAY. September Sti. . bowled, tie Comedy of • VIE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lor.4 Ripiriou R etil W w . Fuser (ha Jkl apparent. is that 'harpies); Sir J. Melville, air. Abbott Sarellsg, Mr. Parrett ; • Lavelrell, r. C. Kemble; Casio% Mr. Farley ; Weak Naar.; Srojeent Mawr. Mr. Chaumont. Mrs. liehirlhern. Mn. Davesport ; Mies Sterlist, Mrs. C. Kraitle ; Pansy, Mira Bandar; Seely, Mn. Sserileg. Afire Web (raoed lime) a are Cowie Eatestslownest, inter- Are dame leases still nabsistleig?-1 bate sees sue, which liras in the possession of Mr. Barsits, •ties be was master at St Bees; sail it was gireu to me by his widow when I took posseasion of the school. It was a lease u( an estate called &stole. What was the rent rescind ?—About Stites shillings, or iftees sad eight-pence. What was *boat the eldest of the land based?—l thick about so acres. heft I de sot recollect that the somber of serfs was *periled is the lease. Who was the entast?—The pretest testae is Mr. James Hale; a perms named Headsets was the original truant, to whom the lease was ranted. Wets those BO acres is the neighbourhood of Whitehaven —They are is the neighbourhood of St. Bees. How far from Whitebams ?—Betwees titer sad are miles. He •aid that ia the letter Le trrote So you?—.Yea. Hive yin, the bishup's answer to your first It der ? —Yes. trip to sre your •earas?—Tise are tnt the road from Lord Massy's. Previous to this tlisensslon silt, the two Verrone', and also the met aftatisonl.. had you ever made any immi nent cub respect to the manistenstut Of the school, gcsecally of the school., inty the whin oistratitm of theo•Chool affairs? '—l had made ingniries with respect to die thonsand years hairs of the school property, and the lease of the coals. I was anxious In know the state of the question with respect In thew thiurs; bemuse • gonit deal wai set.' oboist (bias in the cantairA especially &Isnot the lease of the coals, 1, Abuot *hal time had you snide theft inspitries?—tia soon as 1 went to the prima Then sots had male thr ee inquiries Eifure the etteting of the [overtures ?—tett. • • •a Ault befitre the refusal of Mr. Acruitatead tat grant, your teatiaitociele?—Yea. . . And 6 fore the refusal of the bishop to grant you the IS cense!--Yee. At a hat tone did you to the school ?—ln eels. 1811. Hu any thins: passed ounce the Irate. , of the bishop, that ens have last spoken uf, upon the subjeitt aloof license ? The litter I spoke of, was that la elnds he deelin.al guita r toy berme, because the gores ours were dtssatisfied with my menisci . Have you had any communication with hint 'oh the *ob ject saner that''•;--Abutst that time the bishop wrote to Oh: governors, sad • met ling took plow so! e.6.rcitteiter ; vatieh 4;17 ~!sled that they had met C..r the phi pose of in quiring into sly roulluet, in s constitteisee lif Iron from the bishop. The meeting ass ‘tl I.i Mr. Arinitstead. FIRE AND LIFE spared with Mimic, called THE BURGOMASTEIL OF SAMIDANI; OR, Tali TWO PETERS. With pow *am ' Drumm arid Derarations. Peter WlddarSia add Prier Flimflam (Ship Carpriders), Mr. Abbott sad Mr. Parley ; Wan For Frump (Sergiimaster Saaribusi), Mr. Liston; Marquis Cliatessioeuf (Aatharas kir from Frame), Mr.Si .roux; Swam Fryniberi (Asthma. radar hest Germany), Mr. Comer; Le Fort (Ambassador Irma Russia), Mr. Cessur. Cabana,, Mire Foote. Flares for the Sams Is be tiara of Mr. Srawdos, of the Sux.riere, Hart-stresk from Tim till Poor. The Sortiossaider of Saardam ; or, The Two POWS, will he repealed earn eveldise. Ou Mooday, The Schaal for Seaside). Oa Wedisesday, She Comedy of The Cloisibnitise Marriage. On Thumb', will he revived, Tlis Way to Karp Hist : Sir TE,Nkfid Ciiiirtaat (Gra time). Mr. W. Fame. THE COMMITTEE appointed (at the Meet. ins of toasters hell at the York Hotel, BeldseAtreet, fill she 117111 of July) fur the special porpoise of investigating she late Charsrs made against lb. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. review the atiewlsece of the INSURERS et the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, is Riohopisale-slrert, so FRIDAY. the flOth lastest, (this day) for the 'bursas, of receiving she Report of this Cuminiltee. The Chair rill be Whoa at Twelve &Melt precisely. twisters ere reapiested to brio; with them their Receipts WeL lie cermet yew—without which so person cos be ad. What say be the yearly valises( that ruse row, as far as you eta i•ess?-1 CUMIN furs say jedgras•t. It is worth awe Shea lbs. per sere ?—Tfe, of coarse; it is eassipkred is a very roasts**. Do you know of soy other of this lapses of the yesr 16116?-1 have set sees soy other. Do you kiss of say other keying bees granted of • larger mast of laud, sad to whom?—lt is uoderatood, that all these 70 tapesasts were pasted mods hens of the sate 4fortiptiou. Du any of these temeateuts p sear Whiteltevea ?—Those in ilsodwath are not far from Whitehorse. FREDERICK ARNAUD CLARKE, Seer"lag I. doe Ueda' CoatsMee. York REM, lea. 11, ISIS. This day is published, prier 114. ri EDIN BURGH REVIEW; or, CRITICAL JOURNAL, No. LIZ. Corr•wts:—Polar Ice, sod a North3Test Peosar--Ri. carder Political Rcosoloy--Cliakl• Harold, Caste IV.— Sirkbeck's Notes on Anterica—Rallases Middle Are—Spy Krill*. at Lyoutii, 1817.—State of Parties—Risbop Wstooes Memoirs—Womret, or Pour at Cooke. Rditiburgh: Priori! fur Archibald Co.stabls ontl Co.; sod Loortioso, /lune, Rees, Orme, sod Drown, Loodoo. Hew far frees ii?--Two Wks. Then is two miles ibe nearest point to Wititsbaves, that any of the property of the school goes ?—Yea; I thud( so. Dorm know of any knees having been ;greeted ia the year 1742, hp the St. Sees geofirsurs?—Yes, oast. For what term?—For SO7 years. OPERETTA.—FIFTH TIME. TO I! A TR K-ROTA L ENGLISH OPERA, ATRAND. IS EVENING. FRIDAY. September 45, he performed (for the 6th time) as esti,* mew Operetta, called THE RENDEZVOUS. telseipal Cliarsetere—Mr. Harley, Mr. W. R. C.balteries, Me. Broadbent, Mr. J. Juries. Mr. liweltel. bliss Ray, Mon I. &memos, anal lira. W. 8. aratterley. After which. She petit Opera called THE BOARDING-HOUSE ; [Mt, FITE nouns AT BRIGHTON. A.lheiral Culpepper, Mr. W. S. Clistierley2 Alotersom Crooner. Mr. Lancaster; Young Coulrart, Mr. {Teem+ ; Caput, Sauer, Mr. J. Joon ; Simon Splattrrelash, Mr. Wilkortsem.:, Peter Fidget, Mr. Harley, is winch character he will isareoluce the celebrated Bost of " Baitbedonsew Fair." 'Caroline Heavily, Miss I. filevessou Canalise Wlwatilicaf, Mrs. Phnom To "'lnch will be adilei (24th time) a Mssical Farce, is two Acts (not taken ham the French) called AMATEURS AND ACTORS. mere, Places. sad Private Boars, may be lakes of Mr. Meeroseas. ut the Box Mire, swami Itetrame, from Teo till Four; burl at Fearmatie Library, 170, New Bond-street, opposite Burlingtoo-gardess. The new Operetta, called The Rendervcos, and the new Musical Farce, called Amateurs and Arlon, will he repeat ed every Ketonic: tosnorrow, with a popular Melo-Drama. At what rent?—Three powiids tee a year. To what prom N—To Sir James Lowther. Du you know who were thee the govenaors?...-No; I do not know all; encrypt that Da. Airey was thew provost of Illoceo's Coll. ge, and I know that Sir James Lowther himself was auoilicr governor *UAW time; sod so ascertain that point, I have myself eonsolted the registry, an oettonot of which I gave to the provost to wee of the letter in my pos session. Of what woe this knee the eoab belonging to the school. There are two mason belonging to St. Sees tehoul, as 1 believe called the meatirrof hOgifen aid Sardwati. Of whic h manor we, this a leiter !—I believe°, both. Are the coals worked wader this lease now?—There is no pit sunk within the flavor; bat it is generally understood, that two, or at least one, of the pits are wrought into the manor of Sandwell'. Was any leave granted, at the same time, of the surface Not that 1 know of. Who, in point of fact, occupies Um warfare?—The taunts. The governors have stone quarries within the manor, which they let to dilfereut pc:suss; they have also so seabeater quarry, which is also let. To different teasels from the teseats of the collieries?— Yes. Thee, In pails' of fact, the lessee of the coals does nut oc cupy the surface?—No. The surface I suppose to have been !curd is the wear 1888, fur a thousand yeas% and the lease of the coal was made fir a true of 867 years, that it might cod, as it should seem, at the ause time. 1605....• Jest published, by Mr. Chnsienr, No. WS, &rated, iu Oro. boards, pries is. a sew &Mims of PAPER AGAINST (;OLD.- By WILLIAM COHBETT, Esq. This is the wily Worts tbat gives a complete History of the rise, progress, sad establisbneent sides Pablie Feeds. Jest peldisheil by Mr. Clenseet, Nu. 191, Screed, price 7s. /11HE REPORT trout the COMMITTEE 11l on the room. LAWS, with the MINUTES of IV!. DENCE. Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, July, 1817. -- Re-printed, and joist pnblisbed, by air element, No. 192, Strand, price 78. ia 460 pops, Sen. THE ttEpoicr of the POLICE COM mi-rrEp., relative to PUBLIC-HOUSE LICENCES; with Minutes of Eeitleace. Ordered by the Horse of Cue. eese I. be printed, May, 1817. Also. price 711. The SECOND REPORT on the POLICE of the ME. TROPOI.IB, wish the Minutes of Evidence. Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, July, 1817. QUARTERI.V No XV.ILVIt. will be published Tu-sactrow, Sa tiffany, 24th. CotiltSts:—l. Evelyn. Memoirs, illustrative of the Life and Writing.. of John Evelyn, Esq. F.A.S. Author of the , sSiete of France and Italy in his time ; of Eau- Fool rlariorg the Amendatory of the Puritans; Funeral of Coon's' II ; Orator-alio* of Charles II.; Plague and Fire of Lon-lon-11. Etrkleeek's Nut's on Anier:ca. View of the ('auotn. the People. their Mentors and Habits, Erne ration from Old America, and Mode of Settling in the Jilistvig.-I.lt. intro% enieut of the People. 1. Courtrai, ais the Poor Lees. 2. !tlyers'a Reniaas adiseettue•— Nicolfs View of the Report of the Poor Lae.,. 2. thou. 11. li. ftrustrien Letter on the Stair of Neargatr.—lP. Hue. Horner 11 . 1.1ptilL's U tiers i Mr. 31.oriago—Chisrarier of Walpole awl of his Works—Ancedutes of Selwyn, the Dike of Newcastle, and Fieldior-.Foneral of George the Srroorl--V , Sir R. ‘Vikue—Mitioory end Politirdt Power of Kasai,. is 1817,-....-.111. Nokia, ELTM, Plti luot of (;ephr.mes.—Travels in Epos. N &c. by Weir Ltzw, Capt. ILA —Account of Mr. Relzoors upt•ss ioß the Pyramid of Cephrents, and of his ihrrortriri at Thebes, Acc..—frokletittom, me the Emma found ia the Rae .;:as of the cwistral etecoittr of the F....1)t5c00, by Julio Dents--VIII. Oltraty's Vol i act so r, t.; , 00t, IY. rites Sti At ? &c.-- IX. Child, navel.; r Polg ;qr.*. Cant'. IV —X. 2Tentoire on Tethey, by Hobert alpo!e, Al A. Suite of the Mai.; inirription 1111 Potopey's Pillar; Coinage of Wustoor, a P.n..0. --XII. The lluly traposlalion of car Dilile—Aulmoily of the OW Testament., Areuifut of t.e pelieress mad . xrrution of our Amino!. S Si fPIIII9 j es untisnstsun of the Septuagint, sad Si..tement of the various lriestatiure, Conk nod Latin. Painted for .111leinarla-street, London; anti IVlthani Marko ooil, iNka , lAiiitios of she homer >lowlier, lave twee' *via tept . .tited, and ;toy may stow Ile heti •441.111111141, An Thurgilwy. defulart swill he •Ver.lied. .ULACKWOMVS E I) INIWitc;I4 &INCI - N )o. %ill. Aar SEP T P.M VEB, i EI4 . S. 111 . 4 ibas.:l it!itios cm Madame do Mott% Post !. tAnrkt—Siiine Hint:lAN tin the rae of the Preltr t:ifine in Wolk.' of l'iebun—Stlvetiona frant Home dimmed by Mr. Voleridre with Placari.nt Atlannt•—lt.maika nn Mr. Slatmey Napier's l'Aray ur the Snipe •ml Intlitcnre of Lora 1/401111 . 11 1111./.IITI of Matra- 113.1.0 y of the B. roach . atoll Mat mt., —Cbtibte3ll T „.., Story. ht.lul (E. I."'" 5" Wr• P. f•-•nnie laiestr.ner. 'fry hi % Wriiitnta in the Kniiin;;Aa•?4 , Review itty Ilw Vito,. Von .!4 .• ' s t " . • 1 01: • %.onswerai V i ew the S.astatics and ',moot t . ""iletre ql flat Stoma of tie l'iribc Ociran— tlw Ittihst . t.te us 111•• L. re of Fame OU GCIIIII.--4tOry 1 1 e an ' ,pH ro 14.0 —Ot a Ni:11111.1i 1111111011i:1 liiiolllllll,= itematk a , by L tto• iliatury of Iterfrrl"hirr• "" 11 n• Litter tram. ,1 it to 11.nrif Siena, 0, of Altaintun, V an.; Il.t F a l..,Gureh ta n and 5414.1.'111.: holt 1.11(111(4 , -..-AloWiliy fcr (I. V. in " 6.1 j• 1 1.0 !“.1 iy, "ems, .-ee, ;'mad /Lack a cowl, 17, Prom:s. stscrf, Edinburgh. EDUCATION of she LOWER ORDERS. EXTRACT FROM TNE EMOTES OF TEE EVIDENCE LEFORE Tilt SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE MOUSE OF LOMMONs. ANNEXED TO TMEIR THIRD RE FORT ON TUE EDUCATION OF TUE LOWER SEDERS. -- ST. BEES SCHOOL. Venetia, 22 din Maii, ISIS. HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. in the Chair. Rereread Mims, called is. and examined. Y..w are a (Oka of Queen's College, Oxford '—Yes. Were you moister of St. Hers school ?—I wait. When were von appoicstor ?-4 was appuioted in 1811. How bug ihil you coatiane toaster?—fill the year 1817 ; till the month of June in that year. Darter the time that you were seltuahoseter, did you at. tend any of the wet tinge of the ginterours of the school ?- 1 always attracted at the annual meetiugs, in the guvernor's room, which are held recording to (be statutes, sou. sifter At these esseetittes, are the accounts asdited?—They wets sever regularly prinhered, sod I never bad • sight of the acconots, except for a kw rionsents,onee. Who kept the accounts ?-11r. Younger, the attorney, of Whiteherea. who is now dead. Was Me. Yourger one of the gurertiors?—No. What office situ he hula in the charity that hr kept the ae tomtits acted as the &wiry I reviver, Masi steward of the court ; the evert ui the Manor of 9t. Dees. Who are the hints of the manor of hi. Hem ?—I 'appose, the ivei ..... •of the school. Who was the principal receiver, while Mr. Younger was deputy 3-31 r. l'unsoulay„ of Hale Hall; scot after ktr death, the Nee. Mc. Arnaitstesd. What audit did those armlets, to time knowleilre, no. deign ?—They never appearcd to me to pass through soy secular audit, that 1 ass aware of. Who were the governors that attended the Meetiuga, ge nerall)4 some thecae that gewerally aslrnde.l, mot teak as active part:—Mr. rims/pithy, while *lire; Mr. Humphrey oil Nether Hall ; the lire. Dr.llllterthwaite, then reeler atf 11...11e, hut tom of tostlwr, 1 believe; atil the Der. Mr. Scutt, of Egreoutut, aline he became rector of t:.greitsistit Are there ell Vhe rivermers?-.Tbrre are seven; 4 hare mentioned fire; the pretrial of Dare's's College, is another, but lie to err :Mewled ; sod the Krv. Mr. !liming. now 'retie Jf nalalle; sad tlw Rev Mr At.nitalciad, of Wlttle haven, were . apuututect during( my I....eidetic:2 at tit. Bees, after whirls • Ivy genera!t) all. tub cl. Ale these all t h e mWer you. ever pair sitend ?—The Earl of lantscialit it • re/risme, sad attended at eta spatial aneeilior Who seeeveilect Mr. Plinsnithy?..rr.Arenitstetril. Du y u knuie who (tee ut..s the :calks, on the part of 1000....a.8..... 867 1699 2409 The difference of une year may arise from the ides, that the first leases were only for 999 years, as some have sop- Yed. ou say there are so pits souk within the maser?.-1 be lieve nut. Were there ern say pits mink within the manse?—Theve is s loter is the borstsry of Queen's College, addressed to the provost. °a the subject of resting the consents beloagiag to the school. Du you r ecollect the Eames of any other trustee besides Shoe of Sir James Lowther's lease it 1712 ?--I am sot certain. Was sot Mr James Spedding the attest of Sir James Low ther iu that leanssetion • and is he wet so deaigaisted its the papers mistime to the liase?—l do out know. De yua kuovr, is point of fact, that he was Mr James Lowther's ascot !—Yes, I believe he was. It was said that be was. When you wore selmoimaster, had 7ou the ensiody of (be muniments of the school Who had?—They were is • chest lochod with three locks, of which the keys were is the posses ina of three governors, soul ease of those keys woe in She beads of Use receiver for the lime lacing. la whose custody was the box or elsest?—is the toter. noes room, which room is u. fled as • bedroom. What eosins' hos the schoolmaster over the broke by the statistis !—By the /lignite he ii required to have one key of she dearer the room its which the box is kept, sad the cob* key of the dour is to be is the hands of one of the gum. Hurl; but I believe the receiver is excepted by the statutes Noir hieing the 001111“101110 of the other key Of the door. Are there two locks to the door. or may oat lock with two keys? —When 1 went to the school there was isu lock ; by the statutes there are to be two; ey the statutes the school. roaster isirespired aso lemma key et the seal, which assist to be kept I. a casket, mad that casket to be lucked iu the rhea. Are there any other locks to bean the casket but aua ose luck is required, and that has sever beta At for Aunt iss ter resideface at St. Revs. Are there say other keys *false casket allowed by the sta tutes, except that kept by the water?—No. Is It by the force Of the statutes that the mister's inter s/elitism is .retisirml Are use of eh, seall—Tbe statutes require that the seal shall rut be 'used excepting is his Joe. afore. Was any application semle to yea by any persons Ails you were there, for the isispectiou vi the papers?—Yes. Krllte the circumstances of that application At mitstead,'tse athe governors, end Mr. Vomiters.. the deploy receiver, who was at that time agent to Lord Lou•shile, wade the application. Give 41a a dite?— Easier. Was any body Ore with thesil ?..Plitl; they cams to the school and asked to gas sato the riveinor's main; I want, "'that 1 'bald Ara • theta the way." They mid, a airy Auto *here the row. was : stud the) cuald find the w.ly In whose gift is Mr. Armitsteses living ?-.ln the gift of Lord Luandale. In whose gift is Dr. Satterthwelte's ?—Lord Lansdale's. In whom is Mr. Fleming's ?—Lord Lonsdales ; the %Sing Mr. Fleming has _Now. Du yes seems to stale, that Flentiag's living, et that time, was i• Lord LoLdale s gift ?—1 mean to say, that the Swam he now Adds is. What answer did Too make, when the governor said, you most tears the room?—That I should not leave it, milevei I was compelled to leave it. The observation was, that I hied been desired to leave it, and they conceived that I 'meld Si) 111 U 1110, at their relying. I lieu observed, that I certainly should not leave the room, except opus this condition. His Lordship replied, "No condition, Sir." i said, " I cannot consent to leave the room wetland the custody of the met," obaerviug, that the statutes required that the seal should be under lock and key, nod is a casket, and that casket locked up is a chest ; that I never had say key of the casket given to me; and I requested that I might either have it put so der a lock and key, or else that the seat should he cousigne to my care, whilst I was oat of the room. The reply bass that there is no lock to the casket, and that I bad No eight to take the seal out of the room env more than say body else had to take tiny thing else out. The einestion woe dal, pot to me, whether I meant to leave the room or an,. 1 said, that as I considered myself compellid to do so, sod as the enstotly of the seal was refused to use, 1 should arm withdraw. Did you accardiugly withdraw I.—lfea. How Wog did you continue absent'—Nearly two linurs, as well as 1 recollect, but I am unit Certain as to the time. Do you know what was teasnacted in your absence ! No, 1 do not, except that a minute was read to me, no being callvd in-again, stating, that In consequenCe of the taproom they had hero at iu entinsiag the tomato., it was necessary to lake 201. from my salary, which war thee re duced from 70i. to a-year. Have yus any mesas of estimating the value of the coals leased at 31. 10a. the 'curly rent!-1 have rio means of estimating the value • did once make inquiry what coats were taken oat of tha t pit seat to the maim of oandwath, hot I de recollect the quantity. Di you recollect, generally, what might he the quantity? —1 cannot ss at ail, at peanut. Do you itnow the name of the pitt—Wiloon Pit. Is it a very large cellieiyl—Yes, .1 believe it is. Is it a great coucernl-4 was present, with a friend, when he made the inquiry. Do yOu metier. the refill if the inquiry, at ail I In net, Au *certainty. Do s , ois recollect if your frielvd formed an eseiniatel4.-Yett i he did form an estimate at the time. And what did be eidisnote It al!—dt several thousands o.year; but l am not eerlaiu tuLto the slim. How moo after l oicurrence 'fiat you describe. were you dismissed from your situndins of schoolmaster ?—I was sot dismissed, 1 resigned it. State the circurnitancra that led to your resignation,?— The immediate circaanatinsce has. the offer of • situation iu my imedaalway's family; tart arhosig the reasons of my re ongoing, pie Was, snot I could not get &cased to the orisoul. Lute to the Cerium t' s i ll Iles imrticulars respectiug the application fur the %imam. sad its refural?—loPlamd to the Sithop of Chester, Hie diocesan, for a license, which he proranwil to grant liar, assorts as I procured testioneMials,— I applied 1p Mr. Armitentod, for hisoltruature, which at drat be promised to give me, but ollevltitdit rettlfw4 cc " It tee. tiatrauials without We signature, _stating. that he CO•SUllitta. as governor, be ought eat to do May thine intr•r& fixing me in a situeriow froth which 41 might be the wish of the governors to remove me. Was this refusal of Ms. Armitage's(' before or *fort the meeting albs govorosura you have !—I beiirvt it *as affer. Try to 'moiled ?-4 em net certain; K might be before. Was it before or after the Ottrurresree *bleb you bites:re latest respecting the visit of Air. Arusiortead and Mr. Vintager Intim Sited!—lt was taint, suberviseitt 111 11411, MO, believe, also to the special meeting of the t overeats 1111.0. tiodtd above. Had you ever Ital. before the refusal of lie. Armitsomd, any difference wash the governors . upon *ay et ; do out recollect that atsy tint stifle /volt loot takeu place between us. Go on to relate the circtrio.tancts rtypcoing hits sofosal Who attenshd the meetiug?-e-Mr. .Artnit Arad, Mr. Fle ming, and Mr. Strehnenue; I believe those all. Mr. Younger was present, the deputy receiver; Ms Arnliisterut opened the meeting. by stating, thee I haul &devoted sers.if from elm school darning the4rar, to oh . autumn of at least 80 days; I conceived that he meant single dap., and 1 cz.- preu.sed myeeeerpeise et the statement ; and I bugged that he would alluiv me to lake on sr consul of slim minutes lie bad made, for they observed that they had homer y watchful si to the number of holidays kept ; but soy request was nor granted; and own further urging an rloeteinseitess of the atstenseet, it appeared shut more than OU stays had always been zratited by the sehurelewashr io Isolid,syy in the trad itclion of crery person acquainted with the school; said that they had no particular otstemeuti of entes holidays to bring forward iu support of the elearae, emet' that I had ah seuted myself, as they said, for five days, upon a ei+it to Alouby, which I said was not correct; owl I observed, that I had ugly left the school after school hours or use Satur day, and returned on Tuesday nem euMg; and that, that wag after out having given singte holiday to the lons fur Sc,, weeks. They then charged me with being stoecnt on another occasion, ones visit to Penritli, which I sphneeed, by stat ing that I have reserved a holiday fur .11/1*" time for that purpose. They then allowed that there ass was ooliting pirtirulsrly blanscab'c its to my We i r Mascot eta those sue , ; but that ri port bad said .• gee.ut du M of soy leasing , alnieutert myself from the school ; and et was agreed, that I should not leave St. Bees for more ilsso a day, without asking their leave; cud lucre I supposed the business 'Lid beret closed, but a atingle was 111R•11 np4ithoot any fti,- 'kw ultnervutino, statist t h at they lad fouled 14 seeesemy to reprimand nie fur neglect of duty. 11141 minute was sent to the bishop, and upon this was truunded the bishop'. r,furst. Did this 14e plies before or lifter the visit or Mr. Ar ositsttact, to Mr. Yuuuger, to gei lhr Feast wit uY the chest! was alter. Ahust what time did tkis teeming take plate?—lt was in 1815. It was after Bishop Law's firer refusal to ficensef—lt was ralkd in consrqueace of the bishop's application at the tiny of the refusal. State again the order of your irpliestions for a license ? When I first applied, the bishop promised that he would Rind me a lierillot upon sending the testimonials,; but whim the testimonials were sent, tircether with a certificate of ▪ nuivinuatimi, he declined, 'plateau, that the governors w•re out satisfied with my conduct, that he understood they were net ; sod be made . applreariJo to Itiwow, whether that was the case; and upon that eppticsfion, the meets. jug already Ineationed was called; apJ some Gone after that a frlruel of mine futerccsled with the bohop, and the bishop consented to great me the hernia, and vii the certificate of my nomination had sneer twist refers ed, 1 conelnded it .would be accepted. the Inslmp, how ever, then stated, that the nomination must b• ern is neon a "asap ; smiths provost of Queeeish Colkge, to whom the uonilnstion Steil, couccierd that he could nut u , dinuate me afresh, as the time 'Mowed for that lIUMIIIIIIIOII had elapsed. Ott one occasion, the bishop had ceiiianteil to ay. cept of • certificate Irons the provi.st, that I was nominated retilarly at the time required by the statutes ; tut after wards be repressed himself dissatisfied with such rei t.fi cote ; and on account of that difficulty SAO out lab* to procure a license. How lone dirt you eoertinae to oft:late is achnnlmester frost shi 'ail fOrUSII6I of the Inohnp do „ re l. het the slatea of soy applications. Yea tan asetaitatii these date?-11 could attreelain Them if acre in possession of my papery. Was it nue tear or two years Ns-Betwetra cure and two; shunt a year'aiol abaft. And then yon resigned of your **a Wend!—Yes. Was the provost of Queen's College towel permit at any meeting of the goverours iu your hmr ?—Nu. Row old is ilve prevail of /lama% Collego-11bout SO. Yon read the Omar of the eiseJ mines grouted to Sir .13111111 Lowther iu 1732 ?--Yes. Cita you Mate the particular names of am manors men tioned in that knee?-1 nut limns giheater it ism:wile, Alio whole under the name of the alabOr of St. Bars, ,w • sib tile Lido( of Satidwath ; I do not know hiw it was • 11:•11.1.e.I. You are sore it was rod described by any utter awns:lee Yes. Hare yule ever known any courts beld tot air ..neinur St Sege and Saildwath!—No. idase.yousseveritnown any coarse hail for •the nraLer St. Wes by the aerial' of IA tip as 4ing hint ?—I liarre-kasistru sox-vitro. 1%44 hut this inAhr..41"..1.0 OM@ gut err;!irs of the sehoothouse. (Fur hontinsafiem err paLti.)