The Sun. — London, England, 1817-07-22 00:00:00

IRELAND. Sin.....m'l. • Dublin Castle, 12th .lely, 1817. -. e Lord Lieutenant having taken into corclsideration t he various applications from dir'e - reot parts of the country. addr essed to me, 11 cOnsequende of my notification to you of the 14t4.i11t, upon the stibjebt of the distresses of the Poor and -. his , r . sdelleney haVing .granfed shell stnt, in addition to the -11,s L ,scriptions entered into, as the circumstances of each particulkrease „ me d to merit.; I aln directed by iii , Lxceflency to signiTy his desire that rt7.witi, with th e l ea st p o ssible delay, give notice to an.y Cho al)le Committees 'or :Associations in your County, who may 7, hate transmitted a s t a t em ent of their contributions in 51. th e •Poor, that', after Th-ursd'ay, the 24th of inty in : stant, no n further applications for ..tv...11 assistance will Le at • tended to. I hare the honour to be, Sir, your must obedient humble setrant, To tide W. GREGORY. High sheriff of the County of THE ARMY. Thursday, and precedin, days, the 3il Battalion °f the !loyal Scots arrived in Ennis, from I n . Order to be incorporated wi,ll the Ist Matta -144 of the Regiment, quartered here. Saturday, it troop of' the 4th, or Queen's Own ! 'shooter, under the command of Captain Speddie, ii "ttived here, and on Monday cpulAnned their route "'Gott, to relieve the trio iot some time sin tit-lite(' there and which artived on Toes '4,y, and next morning proceeded to join the head cltiatters at 014' I{Vgiqictit at Limerick. The det.tchtnents the Ist lieeimeni, or Royal Scots, which toil Dublin labt week, have artived " Kilkenny, iviure they are doing duty along . pith the 16th Regiment of Foot, stationed in like !banner there. The troop of cavalry belonging to the 4th Dra goons, siationeti.at.Calter, has changed quarters With the one bclol4 , ,itig to the same regiment, stationed atCloglieen. A detachment belonging to the 44;b regiment, Which is stationed at ‘Vatertord, has marched trout thenee to Templeodigan ; and a sitnlar one helonging.to the sante corps has, in like manner, pi (needed to Kilian, "at which places. they are n,,w doing" A detachment belonging to the 82d Regiment of Foot, which has it , head-quarters at Roscrea, Irks marched from that place to Hatbdowine, Where it is at present stationed. QukIITER..A.SSEMBLY..--111C.. Corporation met yesterday. - Among othEr proceedings, an address tea "Mr. l'eel - and tier Lord Lieutenant were agreed Hpon,'aild ** '''' a. re.qUist• that they would sit for tlitivittort►ttitsoiv.l4 ten are. to he placed in the Man sion-twist-. The . expellees attendant upon this is not to tali npnit.the Corporation funds, brit to be detrayed-at • the imdividital pivate ex pence of the Metnners. • Tite - Meeting did not •atijourn until half-past seven in the -evenings , leaving a consi- derable quantity. of husine:ss, to he tioishetl - at a, Post AssemlAy.—( Dublin Journal, J uly -19.) MELANCHOLY EVENT.—It 'iS with iiitie;oe re gret we have! tti St ate, that a Mr. At - tiltism), a very resretu.ble.votiernan in aftienr pircwits:ranees, resniinK•at-Itatrintines, put a perioti to his•exist .ence this morning by shooting himself thrOugh the bran ; no reason can be assigned for this tti:sh act,' except it arose from insan.ty.—d(lbict ) The B4nk of Scotland, and the - Royal Bank, have 41111nounecd, that n4a inure than 3 per cent. 'tvill be ' by them tor money lodged at their respec tike (Mire. COMPARA'WIVK VALUE OF LONDON AND EDIN BURGH STOCK —Consols are now at 841. for which the nod t t •receives a dividend of 31. The Stock of the Royal Oank of Scotland, which yjelds a .dividend ut 91. 10s. should thus sell for 2661. per . cent whereas the price has not yet risen above 2101. ; and the Ila!ik of Scotland 1601. per spare, which yields 3 dividend nearly in the same pro •partion.--(Edinburgh Courant, July 19.) THE HORSE CHAUNTING CASE.—The third ex amination of Pywel having been fixed for yes terday. Marlborough-street Office was again much erovetted. There was no examination entered into, Jones, Against whom the evidence chiefly applies, riot having been brought up •by habeas from IVbite Cross-street prison, as was expected. Mr. ALLEY, for the defendant, applied for bail if the Magistt ate should be of opinion that any case bad been made out to affect his client. Mr. WA L - FORD, Vtho attended for the prosecution, said he bad no instruction to involve the defendant in any charge of forgery ; and by consent the exa mination wAs postponed until this day, when Jones will be brought up. Savage, Jones's ostler, was also temanded. As UsuAt..—There is scarcely ever a Lottery drawn but we have to announce that &sir; as usual, hits sold more Capital Prizes than ahy other Office-keeper, and reeer in amount as well is nuktiber.-111 the Contract which finished last Sa turday that occurred, for he, as usttai, sold more than anY other Office can boast ; amongst which was the 20,000 Prize in Sixteenths.--The fol liming are the N.unhers and amount of the Prizes sold by BISH in that Contract :- 4,367 Prize 0f........ L. 20,000 6,6sti 171,7CG...../...2,00 0 1 1,544 L 5OO 1 3,71 5 L.goo 14,129 2,000 i 1,0 , 11.......200 8,84 I 2OO 2,874 1 OOO 2,730 ' 2OO 9,503 2OO 4,491' • I,ogo 2,795..:....200 10,665....../ 2150 &c. &c. &c. A New Lottery is to be contracted, kr on Thursday next a few days after witics Tickets and Shares will be on sale. The fights between Painter and Sutton the Black, ftnd Reynolds and Blastow the Jew, will take place to-motto . a , , more than 20 miles from . Lon 41(pn. .The Black le is got rather the favonril e hg4inst Painter. Betting five to four on Rev ol'Ts. _ _ On Sunday tnorning, ahotkt three o'clock, a me hueholy accident happened at Dover :—As the King . oeorge packet and a Frepbh packet were conning into the harbour, on opposite tacks, a boat that was waiting close to the North-head to assist the vessels was caught between the former and the head, and crushed nearly to pieces : two ut her crew were killed. IRISH 'POETRY. A Br:EULESS LAWYER I'O HIS Wld. Ahis ! poor Wig, "how hard thy fate, Condemn e d tO strut in solemn state, And deck with idle curls a Ote', Withont one brief. . , SO wise a pate and not a call, " No business doing in the fIa11," 0! 'tis a proof to merit all, Are blind and deaf. And lank I find 'your eurli are groo n, Drooping at your poor master's moan, YiIII feel his surrowS as ytiu'r own; And griet•e to see ilaw Tuan!,.. a weary roynti we've made Of Four-court 1 . 1,411 (an idle trade'.) And no Attorney ever saiLl, Sir, liere's a fee." Then you and t, my lionny Wig; Must part; farewell! I go—to dig 'Tis better, far, than run this rig, Ofbusiness lack. • While you employ'd in useful way,- With rotten eggs and brushes, nay Set up a shop on, Ormond-gray, And cry, 6' ;!1,6c bldck." Hall if the Foiii-Cnarts. FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES. His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, for Bagsbot Park; Marquis of Bath, fur Longleat, in 'Wiltshire ; Lord John Thynne, from Hill-street, on a tour; Lord and Lady Ennisniore, from Kingston House, to Warwickshire: Sir 11. Crewe, Bart. from Manchester-square, fur Stone House, near Ramsgate; Marquis Wellesley, for Richt:lond Hill, in Surrey; Mrs. Long Wellesley, for Wanstead Millie, in Essex ; Lord Cochrane, for Hampshire; Sir John and Lady Ramsden, for Byrafn House, near Ferry-bridge, in Yorkshire ; Earl of Yar mouth, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Shipley, from Upper Gros venor-street, on a tour ; Lord William Bentinek, for Lynn, in Norfolk; Lord Henry Moore, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Bethel!, for Henhnry Hall, near Wimborne, in Dorsetshirc ; Lordßous, for Henham Hall, in Suffolk; Lord Robert Sey mour, for Bath ; Mr. Woolmore, from Brnton-street, for Hampton, in Middlesex; Earl of Bradford, from Park-lane, Weston, in Staffordshire ; Sir Lumley Skellington, for Surrey; Mr. Milner, for Hampshire; Captain Doherty, 1 ith Light Dragoons, for Paris; Mrs.,Ellis Bourerie, to Ramsgate; Ed ward F. Blesitt, Esq. for the Continent ; Raymond Lewis, Esq. for Pemberton Lodge, Carmarthenshire; Mr. Littleton, from lii ighton, to Teddesley Park, Staffordshire. TIIEATItICALS. BRIGEITON, JUL', 21.-00 r Theatrical Com manders are vigorously prepting for the ensuing campaign, and have mustered and reviewed their troops for action. They seem confidently to rely on attracting . great number of spectators to their dramatic evolutions. The following is theit muster roll : Mrs. neston and Miss Bristow, from the Theatre Covent gardcn ; Mrs. Bien:too :Intl Mrs. Harlow, from Drory-lane ; -Miss Poole, • Miss tlorrabow, M Nlrs. Cur). and Miss Abingdon; Mrs. Woulas and Miss toolie, from Bath; Miss Cooper, Miss Healey, Miss Hague, &c. The Gentle men, include Mr. Powell, of Drury-lane; Mr. Hatuerton anti mr.Kinz, fro:.► Gwent-garden; Mr. Cunninzham, Mr. Bedford, Mr 11.1i:6011e; Mr itrontas, and - Mr Lt),4ire, from Bath ; Mr. Bennett and Mr. Herbert, from Norwich ; Mr. Cory, Mr. Vining, Mr. Denning, Mr. Mordaunt, Mr.l3l>ant, ?.Ir.Coat es, &c. It is whispered that they have had a volunteer offer from a Person of Amateur notoriety. Mr. COLMAR, it is said, is nearly ready with a dramatic novelty for the Haymarket Theatre. It is no great compliment to this Gentleman to say that he is the first of living Dram3tists, and there fore the public may prepare themselves for much gratification when his spotted and hu►norous pen is in motion. Alr.jamiotst, the successful Author of Exit by Mistake, aud other whimsical pieces, is again at work for the Haymarket Theatre, , rilert; there is an excellent Company to du justice to his produc tions. Mr. OULTON, the Author of • The Sleep-Walker, has, it is said, a new Farce ready, pin posely cai culatctl to dr.tw fgrth the imitative powers of MATHEWS. With the support of such a Performer he need not doubt of suecess. RAYMOND, we find, is eel tainly to be the future Manager of Drury• Lane Theatre. The activity, knowledge, and experience of such a Conductor, promises all that can be expected from an econo micals management i hut a good company of Per formers, dramatic novelty, and judicious revivals, are the hest foundations for success. Mrs. ALsoi , has engaged to perform a few nights at Margate, whet e the 'minor); of her mo ther and her own merits render her an attractive object. Mt. W. WCREADY, who appeared to so much advontage at Covent-Garden Theatre, performed Othello at the recent re-opening of the Carlisle Theatre, and was well received. Emma? and Jack JANSTONE, as he is generally calltd, ate playing with success at Edinburgh. The Chichester Theatre, it scents, prospered so badly during the season, which closed on Saturday last, that the Managers intend to decline all future speculation. Mr. KEMBLE'S ht of the Gout, under which he is stdl suffering, has been one of the severest which icc has ever endured. It must have been bad indeed to prevent him front attending the in terment of his late triend and liberal patron the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. 011 WO HO OCCR.• OH, if he could have moved a t a ll, h e would cer lainly have " limped in pure love." It has been said, that the Shrubbery in the Sa loon at the Lyceum Th‘a:re has bad a good effect upon some of the careless Damsels who frequent it, by recalling ideas o' pastoral simplicity, in their days of innocence. It so this is a reinirkable prwl of moral regctalion. The 10th Royal Hussars have left Briy,liton for Hounslow. They arc to be succeeded by the 13th Light Dragoons. We are most happy to state that the Hun. Sir GEORGE GREY, who has been some time Abittn inglv indisposed, at his residence in the Dock yard, - at VOrtsmuutkb is now prouvuoced wit 91 datig. souTilrkir;To - ;, scLy ID. 'rite expectation of the arrival Of the Pitt'i;;E iteGewe our t !Ile !sic of Witl,ht • t 0 j4e - ! her with the favatralsleniqss of the weather, litui been the meant of ,reat arriva!it tit lasiiionablelt to nor town, a; the Library, .I'lnd Botanic awl S I M Garileiti, Are liar t W 4.41 attendeil, ntuch 11101 , Sn t ba:t heti been remembered for JOtUC &ea- Sons past . Among our, recent disting•nishetl are--1,ori : ! and -Lady Spencer, Lord awl I.ndy Grantham, Sir .I.in t le Cock burn, Sir Ctrtrleit .Ind Lady 1-indirm, General Churehil:; 1. N. . _ F.l7..therley. E 4.. M. T'. &&. . • AitlUng the kiepartnreA' for Prance—ChaOes Tlvauf4, CAI. :Ind family, 1:N. Vazalzerky, Nlackentie, tic lion. Nit-. 1-,,p3i,d, Mott. Let ( cri hAve been rt:evivcd trom Lord Beimore, %vi l os e 6 0 1,,, e is .itgiated immediately under Motnit C dvary, in J t lie wa4 n i 7 O o t pr o b : ed on a t , nir to tfilftiie!l` , . No late t•lecOnnts hitve been received of Utrd Craven. TliCs'e Noblemen fitted out their yachts at this port. Extract of a letter from Jersey, dated June 12, says, •C The long continuance of fine weather has brought all sorts of corn so forward that the most abundant harvest is expected. New potatoes are now 3d. to 31d. per gallon : the ohl have almo s t totally disappeared. The hay is nearly all got in ; the crops have been very heavy."' We have been agreeably relieved this week by ate sudden . and great tall of bread, even scl. per gallon, which now sells at 2s. fid. A waggon load arrived yesterday froni Wickham, and sold at 2s. 2d. so that. we may expect a further re duction. • SPUii'I'ING INTELLIGENCE. 13Eri:ING AT T:vri Dot:CASTE:a ERSALL'S, Juty 21, ST. LEGER. 5 to 71 to 74 to ,Oi to 1 :10 W'llitelock. -- \Civalt. 1 ---- Restless. 1 --- Stainbro. IC M A It K 5 to 1 agst Azor, • Nu betting tin 11 to 1 agst Mr.Fletellet's. 12 to I Sober 11. , bin. 14 to 1 -- colt by. Cerberus, ST. LEGER. 11.1,111er 'Lure. the Nlatehrs. EDINBUZGEI PACES, AND MUSSELBURGH MEETING, 1817. MnNDAY. JUNE 14. The Gold Cup, value 100 guineas, with 20 guineas - added. Three miles. The Mareittii of Qoteusherry's br. e. Little Thomas, 3 yrars old, Est. alb. Sir Matthew White Ridley's hr. c. Lucifer, 4' years old Bst. - - - - - - Mr. George Dawsou's br. b. Fits Orville, 5 years uld, • Bst. sib. - - - - - Mr. Bogue% ch v. Snadon, 4 years old, gst. - Mr. Michaelson's hr.•f. Lotta, 4 years old. Ist. 191 h. Even betting on Little Thomas. Won quite easy. SAME OAY. Fifty Guineas Subscription, by Noblemen and Gentlemen. Four miles. Sir Kobert K. Dick's &r: b. Outcry, 6 years old, Bst. 91b. Mr, George Dawsun's b. f. Lana 'Walsh, 3 years old, 2 dr. Six U.) one on Outcry. Wun easy. Tt:r.sDAY,LI , 15. Fifty Ottineas, giren by the City of Edinburgh. Four Sir itobert K. Dick's b. in. Bella t.; years old, 9st. 41b. Mr. George Datou's gr. c. Albp, 4 years old Bst. 31b. The mare Won cleverly. There was afterwards 'a back race of two heats by three horsrs, wt,icif afforded some sport. IVEDNksiIAY, JULY G. His .Majes..y's Plate of 100 guitir.4s. Four miles.' Mr. Georgepawson's br. li. Fitz Orville, 6 years old, K-.t. 814. , - - - - I I The Marquis of Queensberry's br. C. Little Thomas, 3 years old. fist. 511). - , - - 2. ' dr. Mr. Miciiaekon's hr. f. Latta, 4 years old, ist. 51h. dr. Mr. Rogues ch. c. Suadosi, 4 years old, 7 , t. 51!). dr. Sir M. \V. Ititlley's br. c. Lucifer, 4 years (Ad, 7sl. 51h. - .. dr. The first heat was an excellent one. The report of the death of •W. Boynton, the rider, - is un founded. He is comiderably better, and able to go out. CHICIIESTEr.t, JULY 19. Goodwood RaCes, on Wednesday and Thursday, were eery j flouter mid)! and respectably visited ; a .great deal of sport' was exhibited. The race ball was thinly attended. Mr. G. Wyndham is appointed Steward for mixt year, and from the subscriptions already obtained much sport is expected. The Goodwood Club Stakes of 10 guineas each, with 25 guineas added by the Club, for horses the property of mem bers of the Club, rode by gentlemen, two-mile heats, was won by Mr. Smith's Pauli:ikon, 4 years old - - 3 1 1 Mr. Walker's ch. c. by Hyacinthus - 1 2 2 Deilie of Richmond's eh. c. Hermes - - 2 dr. On Thursday the Sweepstakes of ten guineas each, far all ages, was one by Mr..l. Walter's Alexander, 6 years old, i eat ing Mr. Smith's Pankalion, 4 years old, and Lord March's b. f. Princess, 3 years old The Sweepstakes of fire guineas each, with fifty guineas added by the Cldb, two-mile heats, was won by Mr. ,1. Walker's Alexander, f, vOirs old - 1 1 ' Mr. Smith's Shenley, ti years old - 2 2 Lord March's ck. e. Heroics, 4 years old - - 3 dr. The Ladies' Plate of Witty Pounds, twa-mile heats, afforded two well-einnestrd beats between Mr. Goold's b. c. by Wilton, 4 years old, - - 1 1 Mr. Smith's br. g. Colder, 5 years old, - - 2 4 Mt. Lover's Miss Pickering, ti years old - - - 3 2 Mr. Meynell's Lustre, aged - 4 a The Nlaiell for fifty goineaS, the last half mile, between LOrd March's ch. c. Heroics, and Lord Apley's b. g. was won by the former. EXTRAORDINARY RACE AT WINDSOR. Orr Saturday afternoou the loug talked of Race of five miles took plue in the Long Walk, fur 50 guineas, between a youth, well known iry the name of the Kentish Boy, and John V'ansall, of Eaton. They started about four o'clock, when the odds were five to three and fire to four on the Kentish Boy.—Great bets were depending on the event on both sides. The race was well contested by both parties, and they com pleted the ardu' us undertaking in little more than twenty eight minutes, hemling his antaguoist several yards. A great concourse of people was assembled upon the occa sion : they came front various parts, and sonic from a consi derable distance. There were supposed to be upwards of 2000 persons.collected. His Royal Highness the Duke of, GLOUCESTEXI passed through this city on Wednesday for Ber kelev Castle, where he dined with a select party. Yesterday his Roysl Highness attended the Coun ty Hall, during the sitting of the Magistrates. Upon being recogni , ed, the Court, unanimously rose to pay a tribute of respect to the illustrious Visitor, who returned the complitnent with that case and of abiltty which so peculiarly mark the character of this truly Btitish Printe. His R.H. after viewing the Cathedral; accompanied by the Hon. and Kight _Rev. the Bishop, te i ntn ed t o Cheltenharn to dinner. (Gloucester Herald,. • July 10 . ) lu some gardens in Dumfries there are at pre sent apple-trees With fruit grown Co a enii*ter able site, blossoms forming iiifo Er n a, an d blos soms jnst coming our, which eviinlitke three sue •eessive crops rio the tree at the wile rime... — . (Dumfries Jiarniao SOcitr.:EY, Fbr the Education of tine CJe Plan Of the Rer. I)r. BELL, and in the Principhil (f the OirirCh. !le Lora of :Vixt uTrit, Pre,i(lrnt. Ou Saturday se'onight, the 6th anon-.I Meet ing Of this tio'ciety for the Education of the itoor, on the Tian of Dr. rind in the Yittleiples of the Established Church, was holden in the Ci . iy •Winchester. An excellent and mostimptessivo Sermon was Trenched at ,t he Catliedrtil, in aid of the Institution, by the Rev. T. RENNELL, ViCar of Kensington. Ake') he. Service the Cominit tee, acconwevnied by tlVe Subscribers and Friends of ;he undert - alcing; , proceeileil to St. John's [1 nose, where a full and very interesting Report of the proceedings of the Society during the last year was reiid; Irotn which it appeared thnt there hail been an increase of eight Schools and 830 Childreti since the last repoit, making the untuner of Schools in this county, now in nhion with 11,0 National Society; 91, and the children educated in then, 6124. The Funds of the Institution are in a very flourishing state ; and the Committee have teem enabled to eturn the sum of 1001 which was ,for merlg roNived as a gratuity front the Parent Society ; t ins liberal :supply which the latter has received frOiri the public being, from the heavy demands on its assistance . , now nearly exhausted. The children acquitted themselves in a manner highly satin, factory to the numerous Ladies and Gentlemen who attended the public examiwation ; and speci thens of worsted glove and nets, made by the boys, were exhibited. As on former. occasions, the children were regaled with a good dinner; and. the Friends of the Institution afterwards dined to gether at the George Inn. By the lilteral contri butions of the Stewards, and the Friends of the Institution, the collection for the charity amounted to upwards of 851. (the largest one ever made no such occasions) exclusive of neatly 201. •for the expense of the children's dinntr, &c. The following are the Resolutions which were enters,l into on this interesting occasion, Os 'Dean of ‘VINCHESTER being in the Chair, anit as we are anxious that every publicity should be given to these Noble National Institutions, we insert the whole of thetwat length ; at the same time expressing our readiness to insert the 1):o.s ceedings of all similar Institutions,. in " Tkic SUN," free of expense • Resolved Unanirnowly, Ist.—(Ou the routitio of the Right Hon. Fernrgei Bourne, M.P. seconded by 3. Firming, EA'. MO sheritt)—That thee thanks of this Meeting he g tVen tei t heMO!ral Onntoittee" fur the very satistitetory report this day read of the progress and proceedings of the Society. - • - ---• • (Olt the nintton of the Very Rev. the Dean of Winches ter, seconded by the Rev. Ardideascon fltio%)—'Chat ttr thanks . of thin Merting be given to R. Littlt•hales; Esq. Trea mire'', and to the Rev. C. A. ;Nloys-q, and the Rev; Ftederiek Iremonger, Secretaritts. 3. (Ott the motiOn of the Ver y Rev. the Dean of Win chesterLseconded by the Rev. Archdeacon thiolo—That Littlehaies, Eq. be rt-eitelvd Tt casurer tar the ensuing • year. . . 1 t 4. (On the motion of the Rev. A:chdecon flook,.sectindeit by the itev. Shot)—Tnat the cordial thanks of the General-Coaimitt et, an , l the body of Set F eeihees a5 ! ,911- bled at this Meeting, he conveyed to the Rev. V. Ireinottger 't for his liherat compliance with their on inittions r. quest to continue biL valuable services, and to retain the office of Se cretary, which they duly appreciate as tacrifice of great jersonal cotivenieuee to the interests of like Institution. , Restoveu—'a nat they cheerfully adopt the :following rt°so.- Intions, being calculated to exonerate Mr.'''. Irenionger Iron* a part of the laborious duties which have so long occupied the•greater portion of his tune and aAteritien, viz.:— That an .assistant Secretary be appurnti d to Mr.-Frederick frenionger, with a talitry of 301._ per tintiarn. That Mr. George Gale be appointed :Assistant Setretar, and that lie be sent to the National Sehool, London, for tn.! purpose of being made perfectly acquainted with Dr. system. - - - - •• That at every Annual Meeting of the Society a Chairmari he elected, who shall be requested tsi preside: at the Mtinthly Committees, or, in , case of his absence, td appoint a Deputy. That the Meetings of the General Committee he holden itt future the Ist day of every month (except it occur on H Sun day, when it shall be holden the following slay), inStead of once in every fortnight, for conducting the general business of the Society. That the Archdeacon he requested to accept the office .- of Chairman for the ensuing year. That the ordinary business, and disciplinb of the Central School, he superiutended by a Sub-Committee to be annually elected, of twelve Gentlemen, from whom two Visitors shall be appointed for each week. That the Secretary, easurer, and Visitors for tle he empowered to 'call a Special Committee. That in consequence ef Vr. Ireintinger being unable to continue his annual examination ,of the Hampshire Schools, Mr. George Gale be scot to any School that may require tem porary inspection; on application from the Parochial Minister or Superintending Committee. 'That on Mr. Gale heing requested at any School, his et pences be paid by the persons applyihg; or, should the Funeit of the School be insufficient, the General Commiti ee with take into consideration whether they can defray any and what pact of such expenses. , 5. (On the elation of the Vet y Rev. the Dean of Winches ter, seconded by the Rev. Dr. Soil), In consequence of a•letter leson the Bishop of Winellester, regretting his inability to attend the Meeting. Resolved—That the General CoMinittee, and thO Friends of the Institution assembled" on this occasion, return their respectful thanks to the bard Bisnop of Winchester, for his ultb fir cummutlication, and sincerely regret the eauSes which prevent lilt Lordship's personal attendance, and Oirtc thin in the concerns of the Society. That the lioneral Committee are highly gratified by file assurance.of his Lordship's approbation of tiaeir lxbnr.is, and beg leave to enclose a copy of the rbsolntions esiterd into at the Gesetal Meeting held this day; Jelly Ic2. 6,—(On the motion of John Illackburric, tsq. tccontlett by the Rev. Frederick Beadins), In consevenCe of the Very impriver!slscd state oftheFunds of the 'National Society, :rod the jostle:ion; fiberalitv exercised in the disposal of them, as sys.ll as the material a-sistaved which the Hampshire Society has, in sfirions instances, de , rived from uniting mid co-operating with that Ss.eiety;— Resolved—That the General Committee of the Hampshire Society, supported by the Subscrihers and Friends of the In stitution, assetnb!ed at the sixth Annual Meeting, beg td consider the Ha. formerly received from the Nat tonal any, defy, as a loan, which, 'with - their cordial thanks, they aro' now happy in being enabled to reptty. 7. (On the motion of the Rev. the Archdeacon of WirfekseVis ter, seconded by J. Blackburn, El )—'l'l,A. Ilse 'MAW** of this tile, tng he given to the Itev. Recin.:l l , fur his , xce"tse lent Rll4 impressive discourse in Lehalt of the Chalitv, sod at the suggestion of Mr. Sturges Dom pe,that allow the Committee to print it. S. - (On the motion of the Rev. Archdeacon Short; t4ttorided by the Rev. H. Sissiourej--Tliat the Thanks of this sleeting be given to the Ladies' Commitiee, fur their kind eaertious iu superi Aerating the Girls' School. 5. (Olt the nostdors of Walter Long; Esq. segtorded by the Rev. t he "th 81,10.. of this Meeting hegiven to the Mayor and Corporation of Winchester; for t! ; e use St..lolds House on this oetasion, and lo t sh," i k ia, s t t h e y , have Uniformly taken in tit(' concerns of the Society: 10. sUti Cie motion of It. Littlehales, Esq. seconded by ti. Rev. Archdeacon )l o ok). -s-That the Thanks Of this Mersin,* be gives. to the Rev. L. Clarke, for Ids kindness and ability iu s aki a tirn ; fur the Itev. F. Itemainger on this occasion. 11. 109 the !mita) , of Sir John Waiter Yullen , Ilan. se conded by the Rev. Tfioraas Carnier)--1 bat the Thanks .0* this Meeting he given to the Vet) We. the Lean of Witt/shut ter, for bis able conduct its the Chair. 1 1 2 2