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, :1 ' o r. , 11 1 1 4 h•m, snit perceived him to go into the %hop and take the I fie Iheu look hint int. viistoilt . . . . 11r. R 3,04 tuned promewati.lit bunt The w thv Al•lsistutn ei.nomilt. 11 the Prisoner to the Hcirre wf Caorrrei sssss t,.r ..tor lt. .4 JUVEN I I.r. PICK POUK ET. Thaw,. 1 Imp al t 10 ,rar• of at., oho MRS rrm ~ 1 .• 11ailay fur furi:,cr rxamiumin,,, fur picking of 1111 r Wire, in Huliwr. is. .N• put to tbr bar, 311 l bi. f.lher ion appearing, be MU fully romantic,' for ir -.1. 'l‘l . ALLOWING A FORGED BANK NOTE. - - 'th.:netts ' mix!, • 1.•1 .11moi 15 yearn of Or, WTI% CharrA I.V Air S.tttta. MI irbello.f 57, Smithfield, wool!. wi:h tendering a foe:ed It ante, with the soleitt to defraud him A'tper Ititirdeaux. tiltuptisati to the Procreator, slated, thipp• l'ris 'tier esitn;t tutu hta ,asst,',* shop on Monday 111 C den freed m 11 note, no payment tor a y.ird of ,elect The witness ..ispected it Wlllll a foiz...y, and asked what name moil address, be 111101111 , 1 w, tte us, he told him. " Pear.atevet, Goswell street." The witness !hill 1 , 401. 111 e 11111! to 4 Mr. P4l hurion, to examine, mod vs. 1111,111•11 it. the Piwtmer and 1061 lons it was >t forzed 04! TI.. Prisoner .aid he douhted it, as he revived it fi into his tweitei, And wishedin are it ; be tut k It out of the loud of eolleil it lip, mill pot it in his mouth and swallowed tt The witue-s diets gave Iran into the custody of a waleh -1171- _ - 31.. Aldrintsn Met* remanded him t:11 Thermlay for forth r rvinolis.ittun, and desired that ii,dire 'night be given to the B took Soltchyr of the cireow.tsvire. ROW -ITIL F T. Fin rim NG CO A CIR FS„ Yeaterilay Ruch/soulre and Lerorl, She two mew who wrre •plirt by Lavrialer and Bishop, a week loner, on too , p.rin ihr Exeter Mail of a parcel, tuolaiiting flank mar. to the amoweit 011,060 i worlerweatt • second a• astiiiiatitin before Mr . :4. trial persuua, ihrmairu *hose hands some of the aides which were lei the parcel had pabted, attelolcd, hut row Irl hot idrahfy the persons of the Priumera, as hariutr ttite.cd the mutes A firrk to Sk. Sitrewrie:it, the Lottery OffireArreper, stand, OA h.• had xeets the per))))) of litreklemse before, but c ,ul.l net tell where or upon what Immo; ta. The P.ewtre,s were dtscharred. mama,' Se , rel, the .hirer of the Outline conch, from nest BiC~I. wade, IleilforilAire, underwent a fourth ... chit w•th strafing a parcel sent by the coach, from the Ii miters of fit Neat's, with Slant notes to the anitiont of 1451. with (lit wacrim wat..hill, directed hi Mr. South, the proprietor, at lit• Three Cups Inn, Aldrrscstr•dtrrt. Mrs. Mats Marshall. of ruapoiiim, and Mrs Susannah Ma►tin, of the Commercial road, who wrre inside passen gers hr the roach, on the 27th of November, the day wia•n the puce] was Molest, nitru.lyd, and lois ore positively to Secret asking rm. The particular parcel, when the roach stopped at Catiwech Corner, anti Mrs. Marshall handed it 10 him, ui t hr did not return it. Thus was not et conclttsive erit.irtire seams, him, but nil account of his extraordinary - good cliaracur, lie was admitted to ball, himself' 11l 2ilol. and two Siltiill4l ill lOW. etch. 40CWW-SQUAIte. Charks Wanaacit war charice.l by Mr 7 %lurrell, master tallow in Paolo's-she , t, Haysuarkri, with rubbing hien of a great quantity of cloth mot nth-r ;impiety. appraird that the Pu►ourr, who is a journeyman tailor, wa , w thr empl;.‘ of Mr. 11n:n il, and in Veal ninfidrure; 1w 111 , 1 sr.•ec. to the shop, and venom' parrs of thr house, and i tt. It 'some things w ermined, which Incased pospicion. ni \lurid! apple d to Cittenore to appsehrnil the Pr r, w Inch hr irriir.,m 4 ly did, and, on searchnsz funit.! Pitcairn of ...retail wires of cloth, guide c l o th,, and uilo Fsmietty upon hon. He was committed for an examination on a 'itfure day. iriilital /tram Robert VBrirle, and Charles thrift, revaandrfl ins a charge of burglary al the hussar of Nlr 541110.11 Rubin., the Crown red Thiplle, in Great Y,ter•drett, under wriit a I i.titerexamination. . Yesterday ►r'wns.hl Prosecutor's bowie was entered by thirsts at the tie it floor window, and several drawers• c. 0.- tanning veramig-apligarri, plate, sad notes, to a large aigionot, stolen. Some persons asiiircring the description of Ilse Pennines's were observed lurking about the boo.e mi. tut the evenings and they bring well known to the Akers, Gilmore apple. lieud.d them 'text dry. The only fre‘h evols.nce now vidlieed woe a buy, named 8111111101 Davies, who was passing shout tutor o'clock sail saw amiss ',inning down the street will' a boodle, oat of which 11111611albing dropped, and he called to two others behind, eteword su Wire clothes, to pick up the wit!. a. This Irruption atsu corresponded with the Privinees.—Thi y were again rentauded. W 4 RLSOR n VG 111. ITIL FT?. AsSAULTI.W; A tiOLDI Yeetewlay 3:!ll.witiiard, Ewi. was elsaiod with a,saalting a :104k... foamed farrier. under the fullowitig ri,etinitaittret • AM. jeans of the ColAstreatti Guards staled, ii. it I'ool 111.11.110-11 OW military guard at Covent-gat ihii Thi :use on night. and was on his return with hia file, after the pci roll:4131'V had 'hided; but at the men were proceed. eueentry street, Piccadilly, he was haikal from rank by some of them, who desired tom to halt, ..sn 111411 was knocked down He imam diately obeyed, stud haelioc left Ina post, and repaired to the *put, he ilt4rovvr..l that Carrier was Icing in the kennel, •pna. VI it it v. ry notch hart, and ticeihie in gel up. Two of the men lifted him, and Captain Coctiett, of the 411111 revinent, and other persons who were pa...,e7z, pollard Ike Defendant nut as the at:ire/Ivor, in cutistiustice of *Mils wit ness gave Vim into en-lady. Cairier said, that be was the inside man its the rank, and was accidentally pushed against the Defendaai, who *dhoti* farther provocation knocked him down. Mr. RAE., Minim.' how it happened that he, the inside man, should not have heen pushed againtt les c rule, *ho in all probak.lity would al.o gone down if Ilse blow was violent? The Complainant replica. that the blow wets.• quirk in it. effect, 11A I. k I he iwt•eti his Mvinre, and the in in II h. followed lair. lie produced Id, uull;,em corcetsi wrlu fluid Mr. Baker--" Setjrant, as you were uu duty, 1 lake it fur grant..l that all your men were sober?" Serjr-int--" 4 answer fur that Oil my oath, Sir." '1 nisoner bring now earful on fur his th fence, said, that he aas walking along Coventry street with a ft troll and his wet . ... !bit the soldist a ►eetued eager to have all the a../.11 - 11 they e..it Id. and having pushed his friend's wife shout rather witteressmly, they thtsiszht it protd. us to ,live them the wall ; hut even in this sitiistiuu. he (the Deteinlaut) rtieived a most enticed and wilful push, and he, in cutirequeucr, clique knocked down or shoved down the aggressor. . . Hs. friend, a per.oll of very decent and iv titlernat ty rk. mrauuur. 31,40 confirmed his itairment, 311141 addul, tlivt the posh I , um ihr soldier sins, to all intents unil porposia, The %eolith,/ Magistrate said, tf so. it W•ltt tOIII eil to be rev 1011, but the I VltleUf , p.rpouden.ted on the other side, all events no pi totem nom would It.s. versus , ally lkistisrlt as. Willy iilual, alio, of uls oil.* rs in society, aas 4511 to I,r found, aid whose puut.buo sit (if a rep eseoti, lion of los MISr hart ass ni.irl io his oft;i ris) roisl,l be most scr. re the should holt! Mr 34111114 V/ to bash 1 . .,r tut assault —Held to bail scroidingly. UNION-Y. 11.1.. SACRIISCE. Minresf, arlecri.t luoltsioz mail, war brought up by Edward Smith, the cumt.hte of Caublwrwril, chaeged with riierini , iiiing a rubbery in Sh , athans Church, and strafing a tounob ret Nu** and velrrs ourrro. _ _ _ Slr. timer, she Clerk of she Church. Omer', that the Connell was rolslerl Do &today, • short twat after Ms.l 41111 X S. I .111'. of a 'loather or books, and *Sher articles ware stolen from tie pews. Estasassi sints.h 41.31. that be slopped She Prisoner be- Inert, gtreash.us mid Loodott otitis a nonslocr of honkt owl rehrel Mat rover. then penslueril; Ite asked him horn be canst Inalemes , of the property, and Ise gave such a ronlra. rlie:ory ireunot or himself that be %bought it his duly Su take him Imo esostady. Ms Hone isr.serd .hat the property found upon the Pri. woes Isr6sisas.sl In the Churchwardens snit oilier per...no who wsa ors... at On Cissuch.—The Pf;solise was Cantisisillcd. THE TURF. TATT ERSA LL'S BETTING-ROOM, Dec. 29. DERBY. 10 to 1 agot Lord 117 to I :Iva Mr. L. Chad- Etspltrate. Inn's Ins 10 In I MO 1L• Uuke of 151 io I irst Wildfire rtaki.n) Grallun's Pledge 25 lu 1 agst Muir% (Takeo) 10 to 1 irptt the Duke of Garton's Vanity I t. I svz.t 1.96-11 G. Cavell diat't, Batumi KY. 111 to 1 apt Geo. Gruart nut's Blue Sturkunt 14 to 1. afg.t any (other. NT. LI IS lo I •apt Carilinal‘lolAry (takum) OFII. 10 to 1 oil the neld TII E Cl/4$E. -41.- The East Ease% Fox•bountis meet to-morrow, at General Elut t. it Park Gale, at ten. The Hatfield Hounds meet to-marrow. at Bramingham; and on S %tardily, at Kennel, al half past ten. Lord Similes'', Humids inert tmniarrira, at Teddington; and Saturday, at Sobbertoft, early day at half put ten. The Duke ut Grafluu's Hounds meet this Jay, If weather permit, at Ashton, at half past ten. The Oakley Huumis meet to marrow, at Krntpstun Wood ; Saturday, at Bititsue Falcon, at ball past teas each day. Another extrannlinary chase has occurred in this vicinity. It set ms as if the• foxes have rt solved to betake themselves for 'One to the ladies. On Monday Sir Edward Smythe; bounds met at Willey Park, and drew the Kennel Wood, where they soon dist alged a fox. Reynard took hi. route to the Hawkins, Lark through Willey Park to {bulge Wood, from thence to Camzeley Covers, back again through the Park and to the 14•sstsiss., theme so the Ilsorshors march., through the ‘Vreti's Nest Forge and Dean's Corner, and from thence to the Smithies, where he took into Mts. Perks's house , jumped tin the dresser, and thence on the cheek. When the whipper.in entered the house, Mrs. Perks and the hounds were at boy; the Cornier holding the packer at isitorri herself. The whipper-iu struck pour reyanrd off the clock with his whip, whu ran about the feet sail petti coats of Mrs. Perk.., hut she fortunately received nu injury; the hounds presently put au end to his existence Ha was carried by the huntsman to Willr y Park, where, whale the hounds regaled themselves wilt. his remains, iu front of the mansion, the sporismeti partook of a cold collation— This chime lasted two hours and forty minutis without a check. Among the numerous party of gentlemen were, C. Weld Forester, Esq W Cli whim, of Aplt y Castle, Esq. E. Jenkins, Est; of Clow Iton hill, and many other hard riders ; the htintsmtn and winippar-in. however, were the only two persons up at the death.—r.S/trerrsbary Chronicle NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. IPORTsMOUTiI, 3VCENBCIII 28. Arrivrtl the Larne, from Jamaica; Jaur, Whytluelt, from Bei lore for London; and some outward-bound vessels from the lkvos. Sailed the Fame transport for Co►k ; and Catharine, Itotatoo, fur Jewry. PINZANCE, TIMCFMIIIIII 26. Put in by stress of weather the Se,phta, Black, from Lon. duo 11. r Mad.•ira slot 'r-orriffe. "flie Dolphin, and the schooner Waterloo, Rowe, from A licaut, are at anchor in Gwaves Lake, the latter under where they ride vary bard. The FIVIICII hii. Jeannie, %%dhoti, from Marseilles to Rouen, came sin shore this morning about five o'clock, near Clay:indoor, half a mile from this Pier. Part of her cargo expectid to lie saved; hut if it continuer to blow, the emitl will go to Myers—crew saved. RAMtGATE, nrcrwarte 28. Came in the Commodore Briny, K •y, from New Orle.tsis, tuning cut hum &imbue and cable oaf she North Purelend. LYMINGTON, OLCEMBEIII 28. The Hope. Seaton, of Bristol, from Looslun to Brirtol, ran on •hare lag eveniug on flit Isamu!, near the Warden Leeks, and will out be got off without thatbaiging a part of her cargo 01114 DECOlllrlt 29. Arrived and sailed fur the River, the Prince Leopold, Smith, fritin Ancona ; Ah r andnnr, Dezainli, (ruin Mar mites—the latter lost an anchor and cable in the Down/ this intorninc.—Crine down (sum the Hives' last night and sailed, the Abosne, for Trieste; Isabella, Weather head, fur the Mediterranean ; Airiest, Aihuckle, for Grand Canary, &r.; filste,Russ, for Mogadure; and Maude, Davis, for Lt burn, &c. tranwicn, Armed the Lady Nepean. Auckland, and Heury Fretting wicket.. (runs l'uvlitaven, all with die.; and Siniefing Ha). f fur Hull, baviug been a utuutb at ara i-. 311 well AINRALF, DECIPIRFIII 24. Ar►ived the bcipt Itt.tax 4,C and for Ostend, from Liverpool : pot into Cook Bth instant, to disircss, where .he was.partly repaired, nod kmilert from likelier 20th instant, sod was ohliged to throw from 20 to 30 tons of rock salt trees Wood on like 2311, and a now üblit , ,kol to keep the pumps cou►uutly On the night of Wednesday, the 9th inst. a most daring robbery was committed at Grolier, the resi dence of '('pumas Pennefather, E,q. by a person who had lived there as groom, and was discharged for had conduct shout three months hack, who found means to steal into the lion,e, and steret.d himself in the cual•crllar until the family had gone In rest. and awn, by the light of a Inver of black cravat (.shich hr wore) dipt in the oil of the kitchen lamp, moldy found his way to the butler's room, whose watch 4w took, with a coat belonging to the groom, while they slept; he then proceeded is the pantry, took silver table-spoons and Wile-clothe, and from thence to the hall, where he got a large outside coat with some articles in tlw pockets. A case of small pocket pistols lay on the chimney piece, which were intended for one of the gentle men who was to go to Clonmel on business, at an early hour, one of which the robber carried off with the rest of his booty in a hag (which lie found in the house also), and then made his escape through the drawing-room window, leav ing the marks of bare fret in the garden under neath. The fellow made off instantly to the suburbs of Cashel, where he deposited hip plunder, except the watch and pistol, in the tide of a hay stack. from wheoce be returned in withdraw them, utitieally at the lime when the poor mau in whose haggard he had placed 'item, was going to his work, woo saw hint and cholkiged him In a tubber.—The fellow tit once gave a plausible account of his get. ling the property honestly, and went forthwith, with the luau who had stopped him. before the Mayor, very vociteron.ly demanding the restoration of his property. and tottering in bring several person.. swine of whom he 'nulled, to vouch for his hi:mea t). 'I he confidence of his manner was such. that the Nl3gistrate bade hien bring these persons for ward, and suffered the fellow to go for them, when he immediately took advantage of the opportunity to make his escape. Uri she bag, in his absence. it was found so contain every article of plate. house-linen, chthea, &c. which lie hmt takee, except tile brawl' sod the piatol.----fi.luerad Medd.) Where an wisemblage of talent mill experience is concentrated iii one line of practice, a. Biters, ion•t attend their application, not to be rotted tlitembere. This has !men evinced in the Fatahlishntent of the %federal guard at Charlotte-House, Blackfriars-road, and at Woodstock. House, IVoodstork-►trevt, Oxford-street, where cures are every dsy performed in eases which have baird the skill of 'mitten' professors, and excited their ast u oishru,ut. The Medical Board have particularly attended to those minor quakes of s certain disease, which entails the MUNI dis til...nig debilities, and volution the c•itistit talon of both y elm re the ellects of those symptoms arising front juvenile iodises canon, nom irregulir and from a Inns residence to warm chins's , — of this de scription they lel; particularly to Flinn, n441;11811./ eruptions is the ski u, suer throat, p4lllll 111 Ole !tend and Inadts, Ge. quently mistaken fur rlir loon, sir mores, fistulas, *cm phis's, 3lesais. COOPER and to alter forty p sis practki. In various Hospitals, are euusulte•d at Woodstock. street, Oxford-sheet, easily, from eight till eight ; and at the led•rtl Board, (:harluttr.lionse, Great Charlotte-street, Blarkfriar-toad, precisely fleas twelve until eight in the evening- Mechanic*, and ners.ius have ail% ice, grafts, if ib.y *Bead itt certain Louis, namely, To -.di , droll), and Snirday 1410I'llinCS, Until • o'clurk ; and iy rteilitl•Z. rrnnl OM to tight,—e a uA stilt dour, and pi matt. rooms for females. DESPERATE AFFRAY. A desperate affray took place at Stanhope An the morning of Monday se'imight. A posse of about eight constables, from Bishop's Auckland and Dlr. Inigtoti, hail been sent to Chapel with warranta against several poaeliers. By travelling all night they surprised and took in bell two brothers of the mime of Siddel, and immediately set out w.th their prisoners iii a cart ; they halted at Stanhope to re fresh themselves, and were boasting how cleverly they had accomplished their dangerous business, when, lo ! six or seven of the t desperate poachers of the Vale, who had been in pursuit, entered the town by various routes, and mus tering in front of the I se, rushed in, and, after a most sharp rnga g mint of four or live minutes, they fairly floored every officer, Mild bnollg lit nut the prisoners in triumph, when they set oil home with great glee, twenty or thirty more of their comrades joining them soon after the battle had terminated. The constables were found in a dreadful condition, two or three senseless on the Orme, which was covered with blood. A surgeon, who has es i ttrnlen its* wounded, assures us none of them are dangerously hurt,slthough three are t severely iut about their faces anti heads. The con stables were armed with pistols and the poachera with foaling pieces; luckily, though two ow„three shuts wO's r fired, 110 WIC wise hurt by them; the poachers Is,iiicking down the officers with the butt. end of their pieces. No inhabitant of Stanhope in terferesi. and they have treated the wounded with the greatest care.—(l tereastle Chromick.l INTERESTING STORY. Nov. 3.—Duncan 111•Krim mon, a 'resident of this town, was a Georgia militia man, in the service of the United States, during the late Seminole war. While stationed at Fort Gadsden, on the Appalachicola, he one mot wei.t lishina, and I A attempting to return, whaled his way, and was sererid days loot in the surround ing wilderness. Abe( wandering about in elation, directions, be was wiled said captured by a party of hostile I/4(6mm,, headed by the well known prophet Francis, wbs had am elegant uni form, a fine brace of pistols, and a Bri.ish cowl- IlitsslOn of Brig idler General. which he exultingly sheaved to the prisoner. Hiving obtained toe satisfaction they wanted re.pecting the pOtitilin of the American army, they began to prepare for the lopsided sacrifice.—WKrinamme was placed at a stake, and the inutile's, savages hay.. ing shaved his head and reduced his body to a state of nudity, formed themselves bits a circle, and danced around him some hours, yelling all the while most humbly. The youngest daughter of the prophet (who is about fifteen years of age, anal retire-wished by the officers of the army we have con versed with, to be a woman very superior to her associates), was sad and silent the whole time—she participated nut in the gtneral joy, but was evi dently, even to the affrighted prisoner, much pained at the savage scene she was compelled to %Tenets. When the fatal tansahawk was raised, to termi nate for ever the mortal existence of the union. tousle M'Kritimion, at that awful moment Hilly Frani is, like aa angel of mercy, placed herself be tween it and death, resolutely bidding the astonish. id executioorr, if he thirsted for human blood, to shed her's ; being determined, she said, not to sur vive the prisoner's death. A momentary pause was produced by this unexpected occurrence, and she took advantage of the circumstance to implore the pity of her lerwillus father, who finally yielded to her wishes; with the intention, however, it is be lieved, of murdering them both, if lie could not Nllirsinruon to the Spaniards, which was luckily effected a few days after at St. Marks, for seven gallons wed a half gi ram. As long as he remained a prisoner, M.krimmon's betielactress continued to shew I acts of kindness. Now, the tortoise of war has placed hi r in the power of the white people—she arrived at Fort Gadsden not lung since, with a slumber of others that had surrendered. iii a starving condition. We are gra tified to learn, that a proper respect for her virtues induced the command: vg lacer, Colonel Arbuckle, to relieve her iminithate wants, M‘Krimmon ap pears to have a due sense of the obligation he owes the V/01111411 who saved his life at the hazard of her own—he left town last week to seek her, and as far as may in his power to alleviate her misfor tunes. it is also his firm determitiation, we under stand, if she will cooment, to make her his wile, and reside, provided lie can prevail on her to do so, within the s-ttleitl parts of Georgia. It thus appears that rude mud uncultivated minds are susceptible Or the finest sensibility, of the warmest attachments, of the 'oust inviolable friend ship—awl that they sometimes practise virtues which w4.ll'd do crrilti to a people the most refined mod eitliglitened.—( Boston "I,aersiser./ PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bsi.k Stack....o7 itid I Bni.k L Au. 19 15-16 WI '267i I India Bumds..76 18 pr. 3 per Cent. 1tti1..77111 I Ex. Bilk, 2... II 6 pr. 31 per Cent btiil I Limery Tick -t% '271. 18.. 4 per Centr....... 94ii I Cone. for Ace.... 78a1 EDUCATION of the LOWER ORDERS. (coripmrd Jinn owtr first Page.) Cap. 6. 05 the admiltanee of the member: el At seyale The any.le sehnolemaster, wanlrn and every other poore brother anti sy•dt-r of the sisile 1161.1111411, not being dumb or draft, ali4ll in the 11411 of lb , lopyitall, Intiu,, they are phsciiier in the presence of the schoolmaster, wardciae cud senior brother. or any two of them, whereof the warden to be unv yf that place be then NM not only take corporal: oath of obedience mud 4111'41;1111 . e ull the QM jedie, tier law_ fill heyers and vim, O , IIIP, ‘9ll as by torte is prows ulna e but also Ihia 111141. e herein f dlooi;ize, " I, .1. ft (sum bensfortlie, se loner an I AA , remil n e a Ofleosb.r of this Ip.snytall, shall and w.ll by Gel% 3..irtmere du my brute einlcsmr tu 01). y, lies for.", tool fol It'll the twilh Nantices and constitution of Orr , ika,sir. Insomuch thereof as dui he rooc,roe me. I Ad l I nut any Lyme hi meter wyl. holey procure or give misente unto any sisolawitr,rring hear, Of eiidamm3gince "( the boyar hosplt 111, in the state or any the hereilliairo tits, ur iu 8.4 y the n 1 .vexkle goods thereof, best (.1 my hest posere sod 44111 sh 111 4 feeds- flail pelt furwa.ile the good estate. commodity cud widirire there of whilst I live. 811 help me God in Ululate Jesih.“ Cap 7. Off the ldfiCe of I lie . 1 , 470 re (prof/1(1.1;1ot is appointed to le 4(:o,ilema,.er. The schoolemaster shall fr. ely tesche stieoe of the chil dren of the pariiihe of Croydon. without esticiotze any Shinto for theyre Icachine, as are of the pourer some, ruche OS shal he so accounted by lb. (war or mist, or Croydon, sea two of the better sort, of the inbabytania of Crilitou ; hat yet it ahal be lawfull to and for the say& schowletwastrr remove that which is yithuitartily bestow& uppon him by soy of the amide poorer curie of parisluotiers, and for the children of suave as lw of the better sear ief the parishioners of Croydon. Irft he sayile stioulisisater shall rissole to much fur their feet-little,, or refuse to teach* tbem, the same shall be ordered or moderated by the archliyilsuppe uS Canterbury for the tyme below. Blithe the myth. schoolmaster and selwilars shall from time to tyme be ordered, gowerued and ilireeted by suche p,eserl p. lions and cordinautieros in all points as by one tht fonititer of the sayde bospitall shal be in my 101 tine &eased, ;intl after by my successors aechbvshitps of Canterbury, so t bat always the snicte ordinauntes of my successors be not cootttarye to my orilinatinces. Cap. S. Of the hearth. proportion of allowance of the Inetribir;s F the hospit;;ll. Firste, the custos or wardein shall have yerely nix pone& extraordinary allowance, the scbt oliniaicer being a member of the vayde 60101811 shall have yeret v twenty poundev, and every other poore brother and oyster of Or sayde hm.pitsill shall have yerety five pounds apiece ailowaio over ai d b e . syde such wood come and other provisions to . eaclie 1.4 the brethren and system, AS utiwe or hereafter shilkeny God's providence and by the devotion of charitable %wielded wen be allotted unto the itayde lawman, the expense in money to be pride slaw them every quarter, and the year. to begot at the f ace of St Ilyclutcll thAreliseg-11. Cap. 9. Off the boohes and register of the hospital!, and of receipts of rents, Also there shall hr a fayre ledger booke mate and kepte in a chest, with lucke and ye, standing its suche chamber in one of the gate houses as 1 shall appoint, whertau 115 this schoolema.ter shad be entered and registered the num RV% gli4heiVe and tymea of !very admittance of war& u, poor* brother Vid ay-ter, and the than of theyr ileathes . 44 re. maiming's; alvo there Thal be aoutf.ev•fltget ledger Woke its the ample ch. st, wherein. amid...". tiyre eiltered the coppyes of all leases mid other grants that he slrraiie in lease, ur here. after slid! he made by the aspic buspitall; and a thud lyilgrit bunk,• in the sayd cheese, wherein shal he fayre entered the names and several! gyfas of all their benefactors, the inven torye of all theyr moveables, and generally all other things of monteute from tyme to tyme stud be registered, that do stay way concern the sayde hoepdall, as in tbeia ord inauncea hereafter is eapressed. The sayde CHOWS or wardeiae, and the schaulema.ter, and the claviger or chest-keeper, ur two of them, shall rtreaye the rents of the sayde hospitall, and tlystribute the same to ovate ascordinge as is afore lytaniyteol. Cap. 10. Off daylie ?raver tq he used in the Lospitall, and other erereises of Piety. The schoolmaster, besides teat-hinge of his schollen, and tanking entei3es into the lidger booker, and duinge other duties appointed unto hoe in Theis ordietaituees, shall says publyke prayers inure ge acid ease' eee i e nte in the chappell lof the hospital' to the 'nether. and systems on all doyen (bring worn kyinge days) eiteepte Wednesdays and Fryday. I. the furrorrone, and Sattesdays in the afternoune. All the bretheren and oysters of the hospital!, twinge at bona., ant sicke, nor otherwyse lame and linable lo go so far, and except the porter, and some one in coarse to tarry at home to keeps the house in *licence of the retie, shall on the Saboth days, Feaslivall days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at moreainge and eaveniuge prayers, and upon Satterdays at eaveninge prayre,restirie orderlye by two and two together le the pariahe churche of Croydon, there to prayedevout lye with the reste of the congregation; and mimetic, for the peeper. ?idiots of the Queen's Matestie anJ berrealmes ; to give Grid I hanks for theyr founder, heoefactors, and for all other God'. henerytts, mill to here the wurdeof God, and there to be par. takers of the holy sacramente of the Lord's Sapper, at the leastethrise everye yere; provided that this ortlinaotice be not extended to the schoolemaster, for Wednesdays and Fry days, nor for the manlier of prince to the churche. Also 1 doe ordeine, that on the rest of all the workinge days morplinge anti eaveninge prayer 'hal be, ['montage to the book of common prayre, to be say& by the schoole wielder in the chapel' of the hospital!, unto whyehe all the bretheren sod bysters shall duly resorts., unless they he Dicke, or eitherwyse so lame as that thereby they shat be unable to come thyther; and that some one of MI company. be werkelye appointed by the wardein to note suche as are sbsente (come prayers, and to gyve theyre names daylye to the sayile warden; the sayde amoreninte and eavetiing rprayers to he sayde att sortie hours ■s the sayde schoolmaster shall thilike fylieste. Yd . soy othe. wvse than as afore shall absente themselves from prayers cyther att the paeishu churche, or at the chapel' in the bospitall, wyt home a sit flicinte cause to he allowed Icy tire wardelne, for the first tyme acidic shall forfeit our oh ; for the iscoude Id. and sue fur everyr tyme after in ruche monethe as is ■foreeeayde to be abated and defaulted frame tittle allowanuce at the paye day, happeisinge next after smith their arfaulte; one•lhirde parte of sortie furfeytures to lie Imployede 1111i0 the porter for that monethe, and the othir two.ttcrds to the commute cheste. But in case any one ultimate such mole as is aforesaide, shat be found to have forfeited in cache of any Attire inundies happeniege in one yere, the said ed at the !mode of Satorte Mit:hat-11, so mitelie as shad armosnie above a diode parte of his motiellilye allowatince, then for every ruche default happened in tiny our ,t,lre. the neghgente person shall have one 1101eMlIC admonition given bins by the wardelue and schoolmaster. Nblfh sbal lee IP. terra us the fidger hooke; but if after thre tiiintooitioiss the Slaw partye sled be fisu ode againe to have ill the as • kindle, he or she shall then for a and All lll fOrfliglllie parson hr expelled Guar the buipi is:l, uever to reLeavide theme agayise. Cap. 11. off the porter. and hie ofFre doe ordeine dial the seardeine nig the (irate daye of every inonethe, nominate one of the hi. !loco, wl he shall think fittest, he In porter fur the agate of that instant mooed,. The ufriee off the !torte,- Oilsl he to tinge a Iytie hell twice esehe worming.. and rarreiage (111011 prayers) ikc one ring inge to he a quirter of no honer afore the other; NOWu to re crave th. ket'es uf.the gates of the hospital' host the vrareciue cache morentsige, hetoixte the frame of Th'anuiseta.leis cud Sonnet Mychaell, %home heaven of the elorke, and t heu to open the fore gate, and to hhutt yt at eieste of the elok iu lie erve ii ill ge ilnriug that Lyme, and to carry the keyro to the warileitie cache osighte ; and from the feast, of Si. Myrhat II unto the (ratite. of 'rh'usinunetation toe open the gates aboate tlfilie in Ilse inuressinge, and ;111 &Luis then' at *walrus of the clucke at Nimble, and then to catty the keys to the *ardente. Cap. 12. In whale trnrdlys &Warm Mry of the horppterli fluty creiclas tionamekts. slaal be lawful for auy of the bs allure gal egystcrs liar. • 'seize .kill in any nemnnit triJr, to stoke 011 as same within the burin hill or nnl , ontr, thereby to CC , rotor pia of theirs lower; of the bitaillsrs and teat,,., he luxe Ala in Insults to s v seise tin mselves is any IN,a•st !molly labor of the !adze Anode, yet an All that ,11111411 .Sp,.. sail trove or the w they do lint is sods respect !oar fish of the hospitall hbove one nights in say alle an kr. Mounded rays, that Mine. sir them krpr ■sly alelouw•s or vitslitore honors, or sorb lykr, ',thee width* the a4sle Isopytall or ithioui, spray pisyse of losing*• theyr.ploers ipso bolo. 'ball slut hr iiswful for any mollifier of my say& hosi. piton, rytb.r by themselves or by any other, In Isert ot rave of any par.in, or pinions, eyther within the tunny or ells,. when-. Stich sea alai be t le au to doe afire two !int..li• blow rive,, by the vrardrinr, who by vertu- of (altos notice hail thereof) shall charge him to prr4.rnt•, to bee fourths-oh *spelled ilie tilde hoop tall. Nit or Owlets yt lir lawful for them to .remise the alum and ;Ism robust - , of any parson or parson• violuireely.: °derange the tonne, wyllonne witch kis& of hemrisims in:: she come, to be distributed lip immral* It. ilk posoc of the smile !hospital!, slain yt shall c o st. In •sues a plane titer as the rode may he partakers *hereof. .11.0 due Havana iptie the same to hr post in a box perpoweil for tiro pat. pis►, of whirl, box three widal be own sevrrall leeks :and ki yre, the ooe key on be kits by thr wsnleiur, the tither by the selooolemaster Inc Ilse tyisse beinse; and 1,113 CM ill r r.n y penis r the Isom to be opened is the pretence of moss pose of the berths*, and sides, bed the 411001 hi he at.vtd..l amonjfe Neu slit . eotopauye ' , molded always, that the sbouleinaster shall have no parte of this glass rod h , o. v.,. Inure. • Provision' likrwyse. that if ray 'Rinse h • Isestioseett spots any prelicials parson in wapiti. of kindled, sickness. or tab r miratrocir. that *holy.: shod got to the Imola On 'shuns yt a pettiest. dye (*Aim. d. Cap. 13. Inn, crimes awl other inro , rerirnert nee lo As arondid, and apron white prow:flies If anie Moths r ur oyster *hall he roileisicted of any kinds of incuritisie.ime, Cwas rte. peiliSty., kerns-*, aurrei y. , or of any kinds of rharimoyoce, or w'is'hes fir, sir o f o n, s' time by I;.. 14..4 per .isl4:hte by loss of ly. fi , ur lyntr,or to este, or skill he politninely •tit on the pidorte„ or whipped for auy re by them rum *ball olr st •siately r. fuse to 1.. qui site disuse nitnier by law etitabli•hrd, immediate y, thereisppusr, auJ of, is.. taint* , 'mon or run sloe( toss, such brother or oyster, _by the itrebby . .bopp rrr• Ma te' lusty, or by sona , to be deputed by Isola, us that sewbeiriga voydr by the parson of IL:sink-the and rpm or cmrste of Croydon, shall be (hauls-aced, suJ 'hail never be receiv•il is theiher istaioe. Yff any broils , ror syvier shah be blaspheme, or God's holy nailer, a 'were, a c ,1111,strr at any toil.mfull game, • Muukard, ur Sin limiter 4.f i.lll/ era or alehouses, a brawler, a light. i, contentious pas sun, ms' so.a.r of diseorde, and f shall be Innis. led by confession or I este proof, heron the vyear ur torme of Croydon, the warii,. lie of the said hosmiall, th. selmolenta— ter, or usiy two of them, mchi• offender shall for the first time have a soienitte adniutitt:on gust le , to be entered in the likre books ; for the second tyme, shall torn yte one month's al. InnilllCC to the ctimmon chcste of the hospital!, and shall have anah. r solemn atlntonition given as In foie ; and yf I e or shee oft * tide to the tyke the third tyme, or iu any uths r the offences here naturd, to be expelled the 111nm:tall for ever. Every brother and vyster, without sufliciesite caws,. to he allow etle by the seartirtn, shall nightly lodge %%thin sl u e busonal, upposs payee to forfryle uwle of the next iiiinietl.cs stiosraiier, fur the first lyme Susie one yere, t wo 'wore tlin seeimile offence in the saint yere, four pence; for the this It niche offeirce, e chi pence; fur the fuwithe such, two Outl ine.; fur the fifty alas he, the hole neat minieshrt all, wine , ; •Ii ss lack forfeitnrca Mal be •ppliede to the common the ,• ; for the sou surhe, to have a solemn admonition giv.m, to less entered into the l ilg. r books'; fur the sevenche /Well toi% fellft in any one yere, uhieli shall be accounit d to beaynit at the (eagle of Sainete Michael!, another Vasionition 11 kr • • to be given and entered; and for the next such.' fait le happening within the space of the a sine yere, to louse his ur tier place in the hospitall. SilVitlZ,llll4l it st.all be tay.ful for any brother or spier havinee a good mese, and with lym I/ir of the wardrine, the said lyeens, and ilw slay of theyr gulag turtles-hying errs mitered in the Edger hooke, 11l be away for the space of two nvonsthes hi Noy one yere, MT:tiering sit'sly ehahnrs, eytber ailing, thee or ; , t s verall lo u ts, and ativeyioic that the schtniletunbter vbs;,,uut be any waye camp. 3sissi its this ordinausice. ! • Cap. 14. Off care tabs lied of :ache as it ricks or M. potenle. For tendinge and comfui wise the sirke in Lyme of tlulr sickness, and Ouse ihst he iinpoteute tin magi' ate, or whee -1 wyso be unable to help themselves, I do e r a, ine sit ap point, that nut onely all the systera shall flung to .yore up their can-full endeavors towards them, t veil as theinseleee wolde wysbe to he reaps reed hy others in their untie rimy ' mities, hut Aliso I do ordeyne that two of the system: wheat the wardeine 4311 thilike m .st bit fur that purpose, Red shall liutnimite %erv:y the iii et day after the f, ale of St. iMychaell, shall out refuse to luoke mure proirulerlye riot i esrcially to that christian dutie as to 'hair sieve more re ; calico. charge and office, who .has be called the rein vi re ..1 the isnputeiiie, cid having we:l suit carefully pia ra sued iliat charge, shall have at the slide of cache }tele Rs. S.I. a rot, in auguseututiiiii of their alluasunce, sio Sc of the rout moo cheste; sod yl any su appointed by the watileine shall ! refuse to lake that charge uppou there, then the paretie 5., Idillhille to be ileharred Alum receavitige ally va: gi is or al lowatices fur that yeare, the same to be put 111 thi. common chaste to the use of the huspitall. (To 6e continued.) COURSE OF EXCHANG Anisterdnin,C F. 11 6 • Ditto at Sight .. II 3 Rotterdam I I 7 Aotiverp ex-ino. n 9 Hamburgh.... 33 Altoua ;3 9 Paris3.lay'adati. 23 60 Ditto nourdeuttx do 24 4:6 Frankfort on the Maine 139 Madrid 391 Cad*: 391 Bilboft 39 Barcelona 381 Seville Gibraltar........ 34 Leghorn TUESDAY, DECVMEIR 29• Genoa Venire Ital. I.tv 25 50 Malta Naples Palurinu l2oil.per us. Lisbon 5$ Oporto' Rio Janeiro.... 85 Dublin Cork.... MULLION. Portugal Gold in I Coin, per uz 0 , 0 0 Gokl in Bars 0 0 1 , New Doubloons 0 U 0 New Dollars 0 5 5 Silver in Bars 0 5 New Louis, each-0 0 U BIRTHS. On Monday last, in Willi' cli.trect, rim I.aes , I Si. James Lake, Bari. of a danehier. Iln Saiiiinay lasi, in INorfolk.streer, Park-tone, ibc I Mis. Rennie, of a sou. DEATIIR • On thr 22,1 islatant. at Pa,nhetu Hun.e, Morpiret, clrli,t aoutl ,, et of limb:tad Fox, of Fuzball, F..q nuil soitce of also - " On tin morning of Saturday, the 12th WO. at PailOWN. Duhlut t Me.. E 111414 th Digby, wife of the Rcv Simon O.her►lo 0, coma y of Kildare; *sh.. the W U "' iesg of ToiNday, the rid lost at the goat Rte. Wet. Dighy, their MVII.III sun. They were t niineutly distiecutsherl fur the purest innocence u aniod, and the practice of tvely Christian mitre. I Oss Saturday, the Stith inst. in the 29th year of her Cr I ! Frauces, the wife of Mi. David Foliar, of the loath.: Royal, Drury-bane. i NIGH WATER THIS 11.1 Y AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Alotniag 14 after 4. 1 Peeing 33 Ow 4. , LONDON t Printed att.i Pfabliabk at the (Mc., Nu. 147, I Shand ; *here AAaertistrauraals are reetwril, and Leito. (p,,switaid) oast be addax...rd.— C F.!: ii ii, :%. I, Clement% las, triutcr....4. Wiil ra, No i 47 *Arad, Pobli dm. I w H 1.