The Sun. — London, England, 1807-06-03 00:00:00

"I \I,TON• ELECTION. T a MEETiNG of the Free and Independent t. F.LEcroits cf ti,e BOROUGH of MAL'I'GN, h4l at we Bull Ina, the t4th day of May, tBO7. ISAAC LI ALT, Esq. coming forward as a Candidate represent them in Parliament, having materially con. ibilied to their late triumph in the cause of Independ 'enLc a!lci Freedom of Election ' • and haying, irk particu- Jar, nobly and generously resigned the Contest, when he saw lilat the further perseverance of two Opposition Candidates would prevent their returning -one Member to Parliament of their own choice ' • and his having made this sacrifice, when even his hopes - of, success were equal, if not superior, to those of his opponents, thereby proving,. however, to the Burgesses of Mahon, in the clearest manncr,-that their Inde pendence was the first wish of his heart ; It was unanimously resolved, That Mr. Leatham is entitled to the most grateful acknowledgements ; and that, as a last ing token tn their gratitude and esteem for him, and the high sense they entertain of a conduct so truly 'noble and disin terested, the Independent Eleitor'of the Borough of Malton shall present Mr. Leatham with a superb silver Cup, eti graven with their Thanks, and with the sera of their t ree. dom. •!• Resolved also, That the glorious lath of May the day on which Malton achieved its !hdependence, be commemorated by an Annual Dinner ; and that all the Friend) of Liberty and lmtependence,. both in the town and neighbourhood, be invited to participate therein, Malt,n, May is, 007. Fiona the LONDON GAZETTE, juize 2, 1807. Foreign Office, Downing-street, June 1,1807. The .King,has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. John Hookham, Frere_ to be His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and 141inister' PleniPotentiary to the Court of Prussia. The Kilt has also been pleased to appoint George Jackson, Eiq. to be His iNiajestys Secretary of Le gation orthat Court. • - • Vienna, April 30, ~1807. Her Imperial Majesty the Empress and. Queen died here on the 13th hest, in consequence .of a pre 7 mature delivery, on the Gel), of "an Archduchess, who only lived three days. • yam , 2, 1817: Ist Wegt India Regiment, .Major Samuel kluskiss.on,.,frOrn the Sili Foot., to ne Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. 4th Ditto, Major J. Snow Smyth, from the Sist. koot,.to.be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase: 7th Ditto, Major John Cameron, from the 43i Foot, to:be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. STAFF. Colonel fames Taylor, oldie 17,th Foot, to be Commandant at the Army Depot in the Isle' of Wig,lit." Lieutenant- Colonel Min lames -Barlow, on Llalf-pay, to be Coin mandant_ar Hilsea Barracks, vice Main Ord:lance-Office, 11i9i 30, •58:,7. Artillety 11 lows Willis , Muskett, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant- Commissary. Dated May 17, 1807. ~ . Commission in the tat, or Berwickshire &c. Regiment cf. North British Militia, signed th e La - Lieutenant of th e Chun j• o/ Linlithgow. Lieutenant Henry Hair to be Captain .of a Company, vice Abbot Upeher, resigned. Dated March 2, 1807. Comntivsims signed 'by tie Dice.-Lieutenant of the C,unty of Surrey. 24 Regiment of Surrey Militia. Ensign - Elton to-de Lieutenant, vice Parker. Dated Aprll 31, 1807. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Biddle, new or late of Birmingham, factor. BANKRUPTS James 0 Idmeadow, of King's-Lynn, Norfolk, upholsterer, to surrender lune 3o at six , July I, at ten, and 14, at tour, at the m1(111411, King's-Lynn. Attornies Mr. Goodwin, - King's-Lynn or Messrs. Lyon and Collyer, Gray's Inn, London. William Riggs, of the Old Bailey, Lbndon, glove-merchant, June 9, zc, and Icily 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, t; ray's. I MI-square. ' Alexander Sibbald, Of Wapping-street, Middlesex, slop-sel ler, l une 9, 23, and Idly 14, at wit, at Guildhall. Muir _ nies, Messrs.Sinitli and Setree, Great St. Helen's. Davenport Sedley,. of London-wall; money-scrtvener, June 6, 13, and July i 4, at eleven, at Atturuey, Mr.• Brown, Bride-lane, Fleet-street. Henry Smith, of 13irmingham, June 19, 2n, arid 4, at twelve, at the Swan inn, Birmingham. At— tornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and ince, Gray's-Inn, London ; ur Messrs. Smith and _Arnold, Birmingham. John Simpson, of Artillery-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, tal low-chandler, )1:11C 6, i 6, and It& 14, at twelve; at Guild ' hall. A tturnics, Alessrs. 6:iton and Flardy, Birchin-lane. DIVIDENDS unc 23. Humphrey loues, 'Ate of Rochdale, Lancashire, grocer, at one, at London. luty 6. Wilhain, Jones, of ,`ewuhain, Gloucestershire,' drover, at ten, at t►'e Beaufort Arms 'lnn, Chepstow, 'Monmouthshire. June 27. Thomas Maltby and George Maltby, of Size-lane, London, merchants, at teli, at Unil shall, ' July zj l osian rlacner, of atockpw L,ClLeshire, silkman, at two ve, at G London. June 30. Thomas liewey, of the Old 'Change, London,bakt,7, at ten, at Guildhall. my Lt. 1 rancis I)avid De La Chaurnette, of Laytonstone, Essex, and Of Eradenhall•strect, London, ittel,:hant, at one,.at Guildhall. . _ . ply 7. 'William Dickson, Stamford, Lincolnshire, 'linen draper, at twelvd, at Gulidnalt, London. luly 4. Stephen Williams, of Dov“, Kent, grocer, at one, at (;uildhall, London. July I. tames Wallace, of Manchester, cotton-inanufac. curer, at eleven, at the Dog Taver.i, Manchester.' I uly 8. George Mather and lames 1-lutchin a on, of ma n . . cheater, Joiners, at eleven, at the Crown lon, Booth street,' Manchester. Tune 25. Thomas Mullingtori and john Mullington, of Blackburn, Lancaaline, cotton.nianutacturers, at two, at the Star lint, iNlatichester. _ 'June as. N tante 1 Wotihorp, 01 Harwich, Essex, merchant, at eleven, a t the Crown Inn, Woodbridge, Sur:Wk. June 24. John..ltaymond, late of Fowey, Cornwall, sail. maker, at twelvz, at the George Inn, Crewkerne, Somer sctshire. Junet3. John Alfrey the younger, of Carshalton, Surrey, r carpenter, at ten, at Gutldl►all, London. dune a 3. John 13ure, nnw or late of Bishop's Castle, Salop, plu►nber and glazier, at eleven, at the Castle inn, isishop's Castle. CI?RTIFIC4TES. lune 2.3. Robert Tabrum, of Walbrook, near the Mansion house, London, Manchester warehouseman. - Joseph Leeman, of Peterborough, Northamptonshire, linen draper. Edward Purdie, late of St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, working-jeweller. Samuel buckle, the younger, of Peterborough, Northampton. shire, money-scrlvener. Alexander Gerard, of Gloucester-street, St. Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, - Inerchant.. PriRTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Smith, lames Harris, and Thomas Savill, of Aldgate High-street, wholesale t.a-dealers. reter Patten, Esq. Robert Robinson, and Thomas Leigh, of Sutton Heath, Lancaster, Wrn. G teen and Charles Man, of Trig-lane, Upper Thames streeA, ligltiermen. VY Carrai and Joseph Morgan, of Liverppol, biscuit-bakers. Richard Harkness, Wm. M•V Me and Co. of Preston, dra- pers. Wm. Canning and Cohn Scott, of the Salisbury Arms, Caw lane, West smithtield, and Paddingt..n, Wharfing , :rs. loscp1) and lona Trevitt, of Bolton, Lancaster, cotton manu- . _ . . . tJeturena. bourn Amery, of Bev&ley, and John Turner, of Kingston upon-Hull, linen-drapers. Tr.'s. (torus and Mary .h.l'lntosh, of jermyn-street, St. I air.es's. lona Moore; of Manhcster, and Thos. • Sthith, of Wych• siNet, clieesetactor§. r4Jry:Povvell aria Cuthbert Fair, of Liverpool, brokers. boughey, Moses brtot, ,Susannah Brent, and Char lotte limit, Ui itisiioptc-streer, tooaci:ottists. itoathati of Nanchester, cotton nianotaauicns. john >r ramis r rornent and John Butt, of High Holborn, tat lOr S MAILS. ARRIVED --z Dublin, t Waterford. Dut Gottenburgh, t Lisbon, i Waterford. PRICE OF 'STOCKS DAY nT TWSLVit ('CLOCK. Consols for Opening 64i I Red. Ann. - - - 63111 THE SUN. SO LEM QUIS DICERE TALSUM'AUDZAT? L 0 N D 0 N, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1907. THE Dispatches brought by the Diomede, from La Plata, state, that the town of Colonia di Sacra mento, which is immediately opposite to Buenos Ayres, had surrendered to the British Troops with out opposition. It was from this place that the Spanish Troops from Monte Video crossed the River, when they retook Buenos Ayres. The possession of it will Ve ry much facilitate our operations against that place. THE Gazette of last night contains the official ac count or the gallant Exploit of Capt. CHET/I AM; of the: Sally, in the Vistula, which we mentioned ex clusively. several days ago. A Duel took place on Monday 'naming, last, a' few miles from York, between Mr. NELLIsti, of that County, and the Hon: MARTIN HAWKS, in which Mr. MELLISH was wounded ; but, it is un derstood, not cidnerously. They are both in the interest of Lord MILTON. Sir THOIIAS GASCOYNE'S Son was second to J)lr. HAKE ; and Mr. LuE to Mr. MELLISH. • FOREIGN OFFICE. A Morning_Paper, which has of late made fre quent comments on 'the Pension granted to Mr. WARD, on his re:iring from the Foreign Office, in 18 . 06, has some remarks which favour a little more of z.eal than judginent. It is said - that - the grant in question would cer tainly have been set aside by the late Ministers, had it not unfortunately been found that the grant, however unprecedented, both as to the grounds and • manner of it, was nevertheless within the stria formalities of the Law."—Now if the Editor would take the trouble of consulting any person who was in the Foreign Office, Under Lord GRENVILLE, he would learn, that, however illegal the grant might be supposed to be, unprecedented it 'certainly was not. There was a precedent, in the confi dential friend and el&ve of LOrd GRENVILLE, the.' late Mr. ED\VARD FISHER. This Gentleman was appointed to the Foreign Office in November or December, 1800. In the February folloWing, upon the resignation . Of his Patron, a penSien of six hun dred pounds alear .was settled upon Mr. FtstlEit, by an order of His MAJESTY in Council, for his ser vices: as Under Secretary of State ! It h4cl been providea,, some time before, at the inAanceof the three Secretaries of State, the Duke Of PORTLAND, Mr. DUNDAS, and Lord GRENVILLE, that every Under-Secretary who should , lose his si tuation, after two clears service, should be : entitled to a Pension of six hundred,pounds ; but as'Mr. FISHE R had unfortunately served little more than two months, he would lave been excluded from the benefit of this provision, had not Lord GRENVILLE advised and procured .the order to which we have alluded.' We confess that it does not appear to us that, upon any fair principke which gave. rise to the ge neral 'provision, that Under-Secretaries, after two years service, shouhi be entitled to a Pension, per- . Sons compelled to relinquish their situations at an earlier period should be dismissed .without any pro . visiOn. .We therefore do not ohjea to Lord GREN VILLE'S condua ; at the same time, we certainly contend, that Mr. WARD'S, claim was, at least, as strong as Mr. Fistier's. We may, perhaps, resume the subje&, when we are favoured with the details which the MORNING CHRONICLE promises. Yesterday`the PRINCE of WALES the DUKES of YORK, CumBEHLANp, and CAMBRIDGE, visited THEIR MAJESTIES. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES visited LADY CHARLOTTE FINCH at her apartments in St. James's Palace. His MAJESTY held a private Levee to-day at the Queen's Palace. Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH is arrived • in Town, and had yesterday a lung interview with the Board of Admiralty. The French General DANICAN, who formerly bad a command in La Vendee, and who placed. himself at the head of the Sections of Paris, on the 13th Vendemiaire, 1796, in om:osition to BONAPARTE, who commanded the troops of the Directory, re turned to this country in one of the last Packet boats, from the Continent. He experienced consi derable difficulty in efre6ting his - escape from Al tona, M. BOURIENNE, the French Minister at Hamburgh, having made every exertion in his power to arrest him. , The Marchioness of HERTFORD. had a very grand concert on Monday last, at her house in Manchestcr-i square. SALOMON led the band, with his accm4om ed excellence. NALDI, SIILON2, RovEn t N o , an d Madame BIANCHI, were the vocal pertbrmerS...;-- The music was well sele6ted, and- admirably per formed. The Prince-of WA I, OS`j the Duke of Yo - i;1" , ;., sand 'a large asSemblage of N Q bility, were present. Mr. ARBUTHNOT, while.he resided at the Court -of-constantinople, received from the SULTAN the honour of Knighthood. NAV AI, NEWS, Fiona the LONDON GAZETTE, 7une 2, IEO7. . Admiralty.-Office,. June 2, I p 07.. Copy of -a Letter from Admiral Lord Gardner to Marsden, Esq. dated in Town, auth May, 1807. •. • •,SIR, I desire you will please to lay before their Lord.- Ships the inclosed letter, which I received by this post from Captain Drummond, of the Dryad, (addressed'.to me as Commander-in-Chief on the I-ish station) giving an account of the capture, by His Majesty's- Ship Amethyst, with the Dryad and Plover Sloop in Company, of 'the French Schooner Privateer Josephine. I have the honour to. be, &c. GARDNER. DIY LORD, Dryad, at Sea, May 15, 1807. Being in company with His Majesty's Ships Ame thyst and Plover, Scilly bearing E. N. E. twenty leagues, I made the former Ship's signal to examine a strange Sail in the N.W. which she captured, and proved to be, the Josephine, French Schooner Pri vateer, mounting four two-pounders, and, a propor tion of small . arms, manned with forty-five men, ten of which were put on board the Jane, Of Greenock, from. Lisbon, the only capture she had Made. She sailed from the Isle des Bas on the .e.sth. of April. I am, &c. ADAM DRUMMOND, To the Right Hon. Admiral Lord . Gardner, Commander-in-Chief; &c. at Cove if Cork. . ( eianuratty -Office, June 2, 1 807. Copy of a' Letter from Captain Edward Chetltarn, Commander of His Majesty's Armed Skip Sally, to William. Marsden, Esq. dated in the Fair Water, . near Dantzic, April 20, 1807. ,• SIR, I have the honour to inclose you, for the infor mation of the. Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty, a coy of a letter I have transmitted to Ad miral Lord Keith, respeding my proceedings since quitting - Elsineur,. which I hope will meet their LJrdships' approbation. • I have the honour to be, &c. E. CHETHAM, Commander. _ His, Majesty's Armed Ship Sally, Fair Water, pear - Dalitzie, April 20, 1807. MY LORD, I hare the honour to inform you of my arrival here With His Majesty's armed Ship Charles, Captain clepharie,. on the 12th inst. the Falcon Sloop of War haVing joined us on the same day. His Ex cellency General Kalkreuth suspeEting that the enemy would, be supplied with provisions by sea, I ordered the 'CharleS to cruize between Rose Hind and Danttic Bay, to :intercept any such • vessels. Having suggested to his Excellency the Governor, the utility of having a Ship in the' Fair Water, a place of considerable importance, and which had been freqUently attacked by the enemy,• it' met his warmest approbation, and I was honoured with his thanks for having anticipated his wish on this occa sion. I accordingly brought my Ship in the Fair Water on the itith, r.nd 111o:wed her in a flanking . pojition on an isthmus, which the enemy would be obliged to pass, in order to make an attack thereon. On the following day, finding the communication stopped between Fair Water and the City of Dant zic, the enemy having .posted themselves on the left Bank of the River Vistula, called the Nehrung; I determined to endeavour to fOrce a communica tion, and by great exertions on the part_of my Offi•;. cers_and Ship's Company, I got the Ship 'lightened that evening, so as to enable her to heave through . the sluice, the Mouth of the River Vistula. . • At hall-past six P.M. nn'..the same day, I. com menced action with the Enemy at the Great Hal landu, on the' Nehrung, who oppoSed to us a very strong force of musketry, supposed to be about two or three thousand men, in their en:tren , .2hments, and sheltered by the ruins of _houses lately burnt, with three pieces. of artillery, assisted ; by a sm.lll battery. t/ti the right bank of the River called the Legan. aaion'continned within pi , tol-shot until .nine O'cloCk, when seveoal of our gun-breechings being_ shot and'carried away, and having no wind to main tain our poSition, I endeavoured to get. the 'star board broddside to bear upon the Enemy, but with out effeet, the Current Setting down. I theti.haoed: down the river to resu me my position 'at the 'air Water. Pi The • gallant Condnet of toy Officers and Seamen Wai such aS ever, charaeterizes British Sea men .; and though My efforts were riot cothpletely successful, from the wind failing us I' have the satis-: faCtion of saying, t h at - i t , a p pe a rs to h ave. a goo d effeCt in inspiring the inhabitants here, and at the city, with additional energy and confidence 'in the cause which we are engaged in, and I 'have been honoured with a very handsome and flattering letter .frOm His Excellency Gen. Kalkreuth, Governor. of. Dantzic, on this occasion,'in which I am happy to have anticipated his views: I ath sorry to.add that my loss has been considerable, having my First Lieu; tenant and nearly half my Ship's Company wound ed by the incessant tire of inu,ketry, mizen-mast shot through, sails and rigging much cult, and sup ward's of a thousand musket shot in the hull. The loss of the Enemy, by every inforination we can obtain, is between four and five hundred men in killed and wounded, besides one piece 'pt . ' artillery completely dismounted, which was also observed from the ramparts. I must• beg leave to mention the names of my Officers whose conduct give me much satislatiion. Lieutenant Eastman, who was wounded; .L• ieute nantNoting, Mr. Ellsworth, .the Master ; Mr. El phinstone, a Volunteer, who, on, every occasion, has athirded inernuch assistance. Captain Sanders, Mr. Oldfield, First Lieutenant, and Mr. Jemmott, Purser of His Majesty's Sloop Falcon, handsomely volunteered their services on this occasion. have the Honour to be, &c. (Signed) • E. CHETHAM, His Majesty's Armed Ship Sally. • List of the Wounded . , . Bally, but rot dangerous—Lieut. Eastman Mr. Elder, CheeSirian, Thomas Robinson, Daniel Ga!lap, James lohn - stgoe„ liugh Ross, William Robson, Oliver aiter, and Charles Gerrard. Dangerously —WM: Bell; James Fraser; and James haling. Slightlyz-Mr,—PattOn, 'Ralph Gregory, Thornai Wright, Tlionias 'Gilmer, and 'oho Salkirk. To the Right Hort. Lord Keith,'&c. PLYMOUTH, Juriit t.--Sailed the Pallas , Frigate ort j a•Cruize to . ,t.he Westward ; and Dispatch Sloop of Waj for the Channel Fleet. .'die' Santa Margarita Frigate went out of Hare hour this morning, and anchored in the Sound. The Hibernia, of 10 guns, will sail to-morrow to join the ChannelTleet. PoRTSMOUTIT, JUNE 2.—Arrived the Diomede, of 50 guns, Capt. DOWNMAN, from Monte Video, but last from Cork. , . Sailed the adders Sloop of War, Capt. INNTs, for the Downs,. with a Convoy of 14 or 15 Sail for London and to the Eastward. Dropped down to St. Helen's the Excellent, of 74 guns, Capt Wts-r. Went out of the Harbour the Tweed, new Sloop of War,: aying been fitted out at this Port. The qt, illbares, of 64 guns, this day hoisted the Signal for Convoy to the East Indies. A similar Procession to the. one on the 2gth of May, 'which was observed here on account of the return of Messrs. CHUTE and AlumfAir toParlia ment, for the County of Hants, was this afternoon 'alsb . observed at Gosport. The party or friends which sat down to dinner with the Members exceeded two hundred. • POOLE, .luxE . 2.-L-On Saturday last we had one or. the heaviest galeS Of wind at N.E. that has ever been known at this season; we'are -afraid that the rnis- :hiefit - has done is considerable : round this neigh bOnthootilliev trees are nearly stripped of their foil:. age.. 'The'feathered race did not escape the ravages it made\A.ler'ever 'it dire6ted its course; threescore young cranes were taken up the next morning, all dead, having been blown out of their nests, on Brawnsen Island, 'the seat of C. STURT, Esq. We hope the Shipping on the Coast of France at that time are all safe ; they must have been in a dan gerous situation. • SHEERNESS, JUNE I.—Went into Harbour to be paid off His Majesty's Sloop Diligence, of 1G guns, Capt. T. H. TIDY ; in consequence of which the If iric4lseti has made signal for convoy to the Baltic. Sailed from the Little and anchored at the Great Nore, His Majesty's Ship Stately, of 64 guns, Capt. PARKER. Arrived His Majesty's Ship L'Anzalle, of 30 guns, Capt. C. UPTON. Dropped down to the Great Nore His Majesty's Ship Cruizer. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Stately. DEAL; jthit Majesty's Ships itfusguito and Furious from a cruize; also the Pore tuguese Brig Aurora (laden with cocoa and coffee), from Lisbon, for Rotterdam, detained by His M 4 jesty's Ship :Challenger, and remain in the Down; with .the Ships as per list. . Arrived and sailed for the River the independence," Qt.:Eat:Wit, from New-York, in six weeks, passage. • D.IS;RIBUTION Or PRIZE. MQNEY. the.Plficers and Company of his Majesty's Ship Apmernnon, the specie captured oz board the Spanish Ships Cota-and Cleopatra, - on the 23d and 28th December, 1804, vn board' the said ship, ; at Yarmouth, on the 6th inst. and on the t3tli, at No. tl,Cecil-Strcet, Strand; and every stic• Geetfmg day ro.r, three ,years, at the saute place. When the- DiOne* left Monte Video it was not intended to attempt Buenos Ayres until the Army was reinforced. Sir SAMUEL ACtimuTy has taken the bestmeasures both for his own security a:)cl to prevent the country from giVing efficient succour to Btietios Ayres; - , Whenever that place should be at :- ta6ked..'.‘ A Frigate; with the 9th Dragoons, part of ' Gen. CRAUFU R Expedition,' had arrived at Monter Video She.sailed again to joih the Expedition. ACcMing- to letters from one ofour Men of War off .CR(fri, - dated May 12, the Squadron was very ' - he'althY,'.ati'd consisted of the Ocean, Queen, Fornzi .. dalle.,Vcilt,a, Illustrious, Atlas, Saturn, Zealous, `lTrritle, Courage - aux, and Euryalus Frigate. The Glory, of 98 guns, and Chigonne Frigate, lay at "Gibraltar.. Several neutral, and some very rich Spa , nish Ships, lately got into Cadiz, and one small Brig into Algesiras with 150,000 dollars on board. The &mild Frigate, recently launched at South ampton, is to be fitted for, i►nmediate service at Portsmouth. The Undaunted Frigate, building at Woolwich, is to be launched the •latter end of the present month. • Tw . o Men of War are ordered to be fitted out im mediately for the - East,lndies ; the command to be given to Admiral TAYLOR. • Mr, HORNE TOOKE, in ,his last Pamphlet, from which 'an' Extraa will be found in another part of this Paper, seems to have had two purposes in view one is obviously to break the force of the blow which Mr. PAIILL is understood to be preparing against him ; but the other, though not equally ob vious to people in general, - is-not less clear to those who understand Mr. HORNE TOOKE'S true charac ter. The second objet which Mr. H6RNE TOOKE . ' probably has, in view is, to provOke Mr. PAULI, to expose and. disgrace the character of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. ' Ii may seem strange and incredible that Mr. HORNE.TOOKE should have such a design, considering the very ,friendly terLos upon which.he lives with Sir,' FRANCIS; but he, has certainly no higher 'gratification than in -degrading people E-0 3 level with himself, if that indeed be possible in'the present state of his reputation.:' The wind was so violent on Friday night, that many of the - beautiful trees at Dulwich were blown• whicH 7 tuisfOrtuue, it is supposed, will 1)(-; very injurious to the College Estate.