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( T a Hd for it contign” to increase, JOHN BURGESS b.eg most respectfully to- oiler this their best ac san-Ylgluents to the Public for their liberal patronage of ' 4 3 re .e S mita) , and great convenience climates, l eXiu n c()4ll llentled it to. the mo,t distinL,nished foreign eon- . is, s i who h ae i, „u sp „l,,, recominendati . on: Li eht ' t re P ar ed by them ONLY ; for preventing ilis4PP o,lll- • 'achb u all . pos.,ible care has been resorted ,to by, S, .t ," beill sealed upon the yolk their firm ant! ic " well as each label having thCi.fisil .ature, with it cannot iI:GESS h an d n SON ui long e stablished and much " ~ t t 4 LiSF.NCE of '-INCTiOVIES, continues to . ,be e them after the . same mannt.r that has given the itr,o s atisfaction for many veal's. "se. 107, ( Alrand,.coulle:r of the Savoy-steps, London. (The Original Fish-Sauee Warehouse) WAitINICK T SE.• ""er of UPP - Elt THAMES „, °PPositeSk„nagonk's Church. /17 I 1 ( 4 : 11-41 AM CATE; DEALER and ll'tll 1"' V 4(3C. E 'rail , ; himself of the cattiest. Ol'lwr - • ex Pri s nds and the hts gra • the ee with which they hate hoaoured I Ntt?,', R `e the upetiug of the a hoy, Establishment. , t o , his "1 ' 4)244 " l i'e equal icritil tv have' tree!' accustomed to_ . 4 11 and - ti t the' numerous (2n - owners Who first • 'with their Commands, -y e tw, "Me, have honoured him Wlwi e h . -ea c onvinced ' t hat 'we aas" realized the professions with he sel , "ot.. While extent of, and convenienees at ..!'l'!w."' toe aho ises ' are such as to Alow .of Mr. "41.1 "epin = ' re ' l2 - ' • ,Groceries of wholly h t ") " 1 l l' iid n'' re C arjt:t a be great advantage of the latter, t: 4 teni e . nr ::" to 'hope that the 'situation - will prd v e a g reat L L ' e to Families residin4 southward of tin, Metropo , - be 1:Al;en up, or to aliglwt, Waw•elwouse. W. C. is far t , i ''Pett s : l ll. , 4 N i clait: ;n e s': m:due pre- emiwience overhiS many competitois! Trade ; Ann once mote begs to u!s -f-'IY tin - ,., 'l ; i . e ilds and the Public, that they may, at all tunes, being served at :his . Waretntse, with Teas of .witt it 11, ( , 4 % a Pproved good flavour, :;pd Groceries of all kinds, qualities, and upon• must equitable tetans. 'lre selected and • lint-chased at the East-India Sales "tr,,4 ° " er s of the firstenli , wence and respectability ; and are 4 4% - ( " i in ,the Public tit tite ' ir genuine state: W. C. has ' . e 4 5. 5. t. 4 '''rlte itock at the present Septeniber Sale, a”d begs 5 -0 slltlloin a List of Qualities'and KEDUCED Prices: BLACK TEAS. COISIGOUTEA, at ss. t 0 .65., per lb. very serviee 'l)ol-it!'r Ship Stores and Manufactories t. Tar Sl-1 (ING iNGOr, a1'60:41. to 7s. arlapted fur Inns, cl\Fr,s"ls,atiti hawing great - coUsumption n L ' - LEAF-I.EAF STRONO CON(.;013, at 5.7 to Ss. the d de for respectable Families t lNr.,‘- ) tiCl-lONG, from to 10S, of superior flavour 4lNks`-'4,‘ C APER - SOUCtIONO, at 105..t0 128. ditto 'AC P EKOE and PADREA . SOULIIONG, in papers or I se, at les. to 14s. 0 (1 ' i rter' to t►cl )r tt" ago lisg A aloe". ht tar ke, Lrtle"' Joh° v t t l e ),ver, . 0. .........._, -- ' ---- Ids, ths of i"f W 3rr : Cite ,fr. i. • •e 4 1- , 0 1v 1004., rider c„I leg e ir No" t 6r° f I% • IS SCI 4 Ord4l" PUBLICATIONS. _ )i t.- : G 11:4EN TEAS. • I ‘,,I,"„ ( litEFN TEA, at 0-5 3,1. to fs• Per th• ''ItENH.TWANK%IY, at 7s. to 7s. 6 d. t' h RIGHT-LEAF- BLOONI, tHVSON KIND, at Bs. tto o l i ?s• F RESH HYSON, at 10 s . (id. to 12s. of flue flavour 111 S()N and YOUNG' HYSON, of superior flavour, nt 1 11 "- It) 13 '• VER.Y FINEST SUPERIOR-FLAVOURED HYSOZ.i, to (i.mnpowder;at •14s. at les. to I , ts. • BI OS SUPF.IO.OIi fitlNPOWDlitt 1-IYSONr iss. r: ( l `zos. COMES. ANTATION C(>FFEE, at 34. ta 3s. Fid. iiN F.0131:P.0N and JAVA, at 3s. 6d. to 4s. 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EDUCNTION A BILL (as-Amended by the Conuoittee) for IMPROVING the ADMINIS'PRATION nf .ENDOWMENTS connected .. 'with EDUCATION, and Inc the better fulfilling the inters, - thins of tire Pounders thereof. - - (Concluded frofie THE Sur of yesterday.) . Prodded always, and it. is hereby further. Enacted, That if in such schema as is hereinhefore 'authorized to be pro pounded,.aud in the order approving the. sonic., it shall be inteodedito provide a School, or Schools, the Master or Mat. ters of which, as well as - the repairs of the buildings thereun to belonging, shall he wholly supported and defrayed mit of . the Lands or Fundt proposed by the..sajd scheme, and eli reeled by the older .trade thereupon to be enipfoyed and lit .posed Of, or out of the. rents and profits thereof, so that no part of the cost of the said School, e.r :Schools, -excepting else' whole or a - part of the cost of . providiog . a heildirog . or hoe:d ings, or a garden .or gardens for the Same, shall ever he de, frayed or borne by the inhabitants of the:parish or chapelry, parishes or cbapelries, where the same shall lee 'provided, then and in every such 'ease, it shall and may be lawful for the said Justices, and - they are hereby authorized and ern ' powered in their order upon such appheatitin, to direct that .. the appointment.of the. Master or Masters of the said School,; or Schools, shall, in all time cooing, he, in such person or , persons as may be suggested in the said Scheme, and approv ed its the order .of the sad Lord High Chancellor, Viece eliancelloi, Master of the Rolls, acrid Commissioners of Cha ritable Ahuses made thereupon, or . in such p,erson or iser sons.as may he authorized . in the satri order, with the con-- . - sent of the person or persons propoundUg .the - said SrAlenic 2., Provided, That in all eases, and by what person or persons soever the said Master or Matters may be appointed, such appointment shall not be valid, unless appreed and con-' firmed by the 0-rdinary of the-Diocese, or by the Archbishop , of the Province, within which such School or Schools shall be so provided. Provided nevertheless, and it is',ltereby further Enacted, That no act, matter, or thing whatever, hercinbeforti au--... thorized or required to be done, shall be done,. tier any,ord4r ' made by any Court, or other person or persons, respecting any Foundation, Endowment, Gift, Devise , or Be q uest coo- . elected with time ducation of Youth, or respecting any lands, te nements, hereditantents, monies, stock in the public tuntli,;er . other chattels, heretofore, or which shall be given devised or . bequeathed upon trust for purposes connected with theEducal . tints of Youth, or by or respecting the governor or governors, manager, or managers, or administrator or administrators; or other person or persons, or bodies politic or corporate,who have or shall have the direction. administration, control or management thereof, or by or respecting the trustee or trot- tees, or other person or persons, oho have or shall have the . legal. estate in tha said lands tenements or bereditaments,.. lupines, stock, or other chattels, ur respecting the appottlt- . .. ment of any person or persons to be such trustee or trustees, or to hold such legal estate, or respecting the amendment or • . alteration of-any rules regulations or directions given. by any.. Grantor, Donor, Devisor or Testator, for the governitiCa' , ., administration, or management of such Foundation, Endow:' merit, or Gift, Devise or Bequest, as aforesaid, or made iq pursuance of any powers given by such grantor,. Donor, Der visor or Testator, or respecting any school founder! or endow ed or partly endowed by airy person or. persons, or the cost.l' duct or management thereof, or respecting the master t hereof, tiniest notice shall first he given three calendar months before such act moaner or thing. is dune or. order made, by affixing to the door ref the church or chapel, churches- or chapels of the parish or parishes, chapelryor chapelrios, where the persons beneficially inter e sted io suet' Founda tion or Endowment, Gift. Devise or Bequest reside, fuse on time door of any - school-house connected with the - said Ftiundation, Endowment, Gift, Devise. or ; Ds quest. a Paper, setting forth the act matter sir thing intended to be done, or the application intended to be made, or the sebett:d ' intended to be propounded, and unl es s the special visitor or visitors, if any be appointed, shall give his or their express . consent in writing, o- by counsel instructed. to consent to stieltact„ matter, thing, or order ;- or if no visitor he appoint. • ed, unless the Ordinary or Ordinaries of the diocese or dio ceses where the persons so berwficially interested reside; anct. every such act, matter, or thing dorre, or order made, without such previous notice and consent, shall be absolutely null and void to all intents and purpose's whatever. Arid be it further Enacted, That a particular Notice shall - be given of every act, matter, ur thing done, and every order made, according, to the powers and, provisions in this Act • contained, or any of them, within tette calendar month after the same shall have been done or made, by servini, a Paper setting forth the same, on the clerk or' clerks of the peace-of the county Or comties, riding or ridings, wherein the pensons . reside who are beneficially interested. in the Foundation or EndoWment, Gift, Devise or Bequest, respecting which the said act, matter, or tiro*, shall have been done ; which Pa per he or they shall show to any one asking for the same, on payment of one shilling. And he it further Enacted, That ashen and may be lawful for any two persons what ever to present a petition, in such manner and to such courts'as is pointecront in.an Act made in the 3,24 year of iris late Majesty, intitled, " An Act to provide a slm wary Remedy in eases of Abuses of Trusts'created for Chas i table Purposes," against any act, matter, or thing ioteothoi to be done, and by this. Act authorized to be dune ; save and except such acts, matters, or things as are herein authorized or required to be done by the Justices of any eternity or Kid.. ing at their General Sessions of the Peace-for the same, and by the Lord High Chancellor, Vice-Ch,ancellor, Master of the Rolls, and Cummissionets of Charitable Abuses, or to pre , sent such 'petition its such mariner 'and to such Courts.' as aforesaid, within three calendar months after the said act, matter, or 1 hing,:shall be dune ; .on which petition,. if - the Court to which it may be presented shall see fit to make art order, prohibiting the said act, matter,' or thing, to be desire, or directing the- said act, matter,. or thing, to be repeated, . such acf;lnatter, or thing, if done, shall be null and void to all intents and purposes whateVer ; 'providedalv:ays, that dee7 thing herein contained shall be deemed or taken to enable any person or persons to Boot,' by petition or otherwise, . from any order made according to the powers -and 'provisions of this Act, by the.said Justices at the said Sessions, or by the Lord High Chancellor, or the Vice-Chancellor, or Master -of the Built, or the Commissioners of Charitable abuse s. Provided always, and it is hereby further Emitted, that as often as any School shall be p ut. upon the footing of a Sehool provided under an Act , intituledi "'An. Act for bitt e r pro viding the merin4 of Education for his' :',Lrjr sty's Subjects," and of this Act, by the powers aort proviSinos in this Act con tained, and as often as any School shall be proVided creased, or otherwise aided, out of the kinds,henements, hereditaments, monies, stuck, .or other thattels,.given, de eiscd, or bequeathed lky any person or persons for char - dal/1U OSCS, or out of the tents ikr profits thereof, according t'i'the. I powers and proiisions _of thi's . Act, the Trustee or "I . l:o!siet:S, :kr other person or persons Laying the legal estate- in the said lands, tenements, or hereditarirents, monies. stuck, or othr-r chattels, shall cause ttie tome - of the Founder, Gi :rotor, Devisor, 'or 'fcstator, and the date of the said Foondatio'n, Endowment, Gift, Devise, or litoriest; to he- plainly , carted noon a stone, and fixed upon the outside Of the School-iiiir,se, defraying the Cost and charge . tht•re4 mit uf the lanes or, foods entrusted to their tare or management, and sbati from time to time keep the • said stone - in repair, ilefrhying the 4.p.,t and' chaf'gti tisereof Dist of the said Binds or fund. PrOvided alwr,ys, 'fltat,nottiing,in this. Act contained spall extendiir he 'construed to extood to .61 tier' of the I.3l.nver siries of Oxford Cainbridge, 4iny C.lleFt• cr Halt Yr - 40; in the same ; titir to any our to the. U.,.1- lege; or Schools of Eton., We ytminster., Winchester, the Ch - rrter Ho:ise,.sJr Rugby; nor to thatiart of the United Kineilarn cal!ed Scot:and, oar to that pait of the United Kin;i,dorn called Ireland. And he it further Encted.. That allpgreedoentl, deeds or other conveyances, all writ, C;>.,,,. on;, other papers itfed 'in the C,:nl t nt (ion F ier `sessions or etre receipts anti otber .el.atsoever, or wed in carr)ing into execution the F ovisions of t :.s Ak:*, shall be good arid Valid to ail intents and purposes ri1,40: %tr. as evidence or otherwise,in law or in equity, although , Nrillen. ' upon nnstan%ped paTer or inirchrnent;any !aw to the con* trar y hereof in anywise ootwith 4 .4trinttmg. Prolsied further, .That thiS Att, anti another Act, made 'n' the first year of his present Majesty;nt , tuled, 't An Act for-• hettee providing the rue..4llß of - Education for his.l-jrsty'9, Subjects," shall* construed togethoe as one.Aci.