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Is sod hereditament. of the said corporation, mill there.
make 441 pxanmer of ropairsithirs eireeramy in sod upon
and every the bolds tenements and hr, amino mix b. how-
to the oitil corporation ur fences thereof, am.l
rr of the raid gmarthosts for the time hew, -sits eltin,HlCl
eiglitprisce a-piece yearly, at 'Sr Nom the feast day f
it 14 ithoke; provitied that if the pearl achooloreaattri after
.0111liOtt, warning Sr notice, to him given by either of the
gnardisos, or by the patron of the said corporation, of
t.uf reitairatisins in or upon any of .the premiums so by
to be repaired as aforesaid, shall mute default in the
repairationa by the space .of three months •ftcr•such
onition, warning or notice; that alert it shall and
be lastfol to and fur either of the snot guardians to
sir the. aapie, ;yid that the were goo:disco so repair-
(lhavin: the remient of his felloir guardian, or of the
on fur the same), shall [retire the rents in:tenni-a
profits of all the tends leocmesits and Itertditarnems

of the different Sower.H.r.. sio.l tart
.oireaue of -
I the ilintaters, have got orders to hold their-
m.iTes in taquom.s, 1.,,. a ol•erd• d . wore. The
rotproor A lexatioler leases A ior
flriaotels mu Tisiorioy innri,iog (tie 17 I•) rte Mon-
day aright.. His departure svo- fixed for the ttitli„
Ist fare it erns considered that it ne.. oil -
day; no *hid) day the Itusnane, d„.4‘ In ,hcitt
belief, 'lever tiedertake rati.picinesly any j.,itniey,
rogage in. soy enterprise of Ittllotor4Siter.
Emperor, of course, re otiose this preyinlic.; but
lie but on ninit Man one occusinii tts WTI that
lie respects it- in his 1101111.0,w.. I 1 i 0 Isle de-
partme toe l'etria :teat floo:•••••-.1 a day Irons the
same cetter.• Hit Imperial 81.j.esty vial remain at
Brussels till Saturday. when he rehiring herr.- He
will worse on the Sunday morning ; mollifier breek-
f,,iating and itteuding divine service it; hit dowel,
will set out 14 riersta, by Sintgatd :led Wretch.
The Empress Mother artier. here on the sattie'lley,
and otter d rte the IRontiernr's hctel, sett omit -
for Berlin. The ((mg Pronisia tie panics the
Emperor A lexasider 141 Br .1v,v1., where, it is said,
he. will reacito for two day?. and endeavour to tie-
gocisite lief ontilly with his Soldier-ill-law, the
king of the Netherlands, fur tar
exchango of ter-
ritory on the Stems., to which f furitierly elluded.
—The Court of Austria departs on Tuesday. Ilia
Imperial Majesty proet-eils first to Munich, where
the Empress awaits lion: lie will reini.in a day at
Cologne, to reeay the inhalliteouti, I: it longer
visit, for the kiwi aml et:Omsk:44:c recepti.at which
they girlie him WI his f%4 pii! journey to Congress.
The Princess of Tour and 'Ltto departs on Mein-
they. The Duke of Richelieu hat said, that lie
leaves this no ilhalstentay. the diy after the Sove-
reigna. Nut only the Pru-tinii Ambassador, hut
the Prioisiati Cabinet. is here, and will likely ,
' remain fur a few days looker. Prince Hartlenberg
leaves Aix-la-Chet/elle this day sehinight. and
proceeds directly to Ilerlin. Prince Metter:,
rich departs about the cione time. I have
heard nothing of the intruded motions of Loot
Castlereagh and his young Peers. The garrieett
leave received marching orders for this day selling's,.
Sonic of these arrittigements may lie 'dieted to a
trifling extent ; but if no new ni!rurcenee takes
place, asoular to it treaty of leroloogat• ))))) there it
no doubt that, by the end of nett week, there wilt
be as few stars and Ministers seen in Ave-le-Clia-
pelle as the week before the meeting of cnnicrTai.
Of the officisil ems by which the four Powers have
settled their future relations with France and each
other, I have nut at yet been able to procure copier:
Probably they will not Ite allowed to mercer till
they are laid before the French Chambers. The
settlement of the affairs of France was the ex-
press object of the meeting of Cmieress, as pre•de-
terininril the Treaty of Paris let 1815 ; and, ex-
cept in the single cease of the &lien-owe% 11..tieeen
Baden and Bavaria, net WhIVII, after a note highly
faVourabfe to Baden, given in by Bustin, a formal
specific act it sans latterly 140 have Bern made, by
which, as I formerly mentioned, tl•e l:raistl Duke
cedes to the King a pert of the 'funs~-r circle, suit
parr the pecuniary consideration ehich • vet since
1814 the Errioeror of A iittrii paid to Bavaria, this
eule has not been trausgtessed by the lism,g of any
definitive areasigemeist. Every show of iniporta
mice or difficulty in the tatfrits or illations of
Europe has come tinder the review cif the Soave
feign% and Ministers, who have come to a general
understanding ou lone-Mies, arid 'tarot other's
views; but formal treaties have not been made,
and the informanon coluniunicated regarding their
mode of proceeding, and the extent to which they
would go, lies been proved essemiallycorrect.
Sir I'. Lawrence will be over with his binaries% by
the time the Congress has finished theirs. The Em-
peror Alexander is now nearly as far ativanced as the
Emperor of Austria, but will not make so good ;a
picture. The former is painted an awkward but
favourite attitude, with his chest narrowed, and hit
shoulders drawn together, by havisig his hands folded
over each other in front—au attitude against which,
the artist should have remonstrated. Neil, er is the
face so striking a likeness as that of the Emperor
Francis ; and this Monarch, who is said never yet to
have beets well painted, must still remain eri,hont
an einittently good pOrtreit. Prince Metternich'.
alnanst lives and breathe... It is siugular that the
Emperor of Russo' should leave Aix-bi-Chepelle
without seeing the great relics. The choi eof tits.
city fur the seat of Congress was at his auger-idiot,.
and he seiggesied it because it 035 the capital of
Charlemagne. flow then timid he demo t without
seeing the hones, the throne, 011141 1111111114g41.11 n of
this monarch; or how could the successor of the
Greek Emperors neglect the relics sent 10 this church
by the Bishops and the Emperor* of the East ?
Lakt night Madame Latino had another soirie
payante, which was not so well attended as her first ;
though we observed there the most of the eminent
persons who formerly honoured her with their pre-
sence. 'Madame Catalani attended, hut would not
sing, on account of a cold. The Duke 01 Richelieu,
on going nut, asked her why site did not sing ; au l
upon receiving this excuse, gallantly replied, " Ma-
dame. those who load the 'uptowns of hearing yoga
last night will scarcely believe you." The mer-
chants and manufacturers of this city give a parting
ball to the Sovereigns and the Milliners to-morrow,
at the New Redoubt, It is expected to be more
Wilmot than that given by the Corporation their
entrant*. Tickets have been sent to all the Musts•
ter. and perswas of their bureaux, down to si copying
clerk. To those who have no title or official em-
ployment, they are sold fur 411 francs. Thns Chess
economical merchants exhibit three Monarchs at a
guinea, and yet pretend to give them an enter.
toiestneut.
A poor ventriloquist, of the name of Alrrnnrier.
advertised here s display of his art. Thr isouve po-
bably struck some of the officious peoole of toe p:.
lice 46 having too great HO idt'lllily with 11141 111 the
Autocrat of All the ltotoiat. tour •esolito.
gins( has been therefore obliged, for tire sio-seitt. to
drop it. Fie othernses, I see, in .its Asteroid of tie.
day, set/I:out a Mead.

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of the said corporation', whisk, shall toe,due and payable at
any time after the said repeiration, wail he bath received
Spa .*nt liseopsy himourtf so alinedi as he bath imprisoliwttlw
411; litt the said repairations with, after tlc..rate of Core
shillings in As pound fur every pound which shall he so
expanded over and above bin said expeute, fur all entourage•
melt) of such his care.
. 29. That no timber growing in or urn say of the said
lands of the said corporation, shall be felled or tut china fur
any repairation but by the consent of the schoolmaster tool
both the guardians, by writing under theit common seal
and that no such timber shall be sold without the cooseut of
the schoolmaster, wardens, and of the patron.
20. The schoolmaster shall have for his dwelling place,
habitatioit, mansion house and portion get the lands tene-
ments sod hereditament, of the said corporation, the MIA.
snap adjoining to the school-house, whicknopetinie was 31r.
and all that capital mnstine with the could-
lage andirardeu thereto belonging,colled.the Red Oflll,ll. with
the appurts in Southwealil and also one close called Coney
Green, containing, by estimatirm, four acres, adjoining
to the said messuage, all which said messuage soil pre.
mimes in this ordinance specified, being allotted to the mid
schoolmaster for his habitation and portion, the said
schoolmaster shall either keep iot his own possession, or
else let to farm to his most gain, so that the saute be nut lett
shove one year, and that in wissession, and that the ancient
accustomed rent be therenpun reserved, and all this said
portion of the said seboolntaster for the repairation and
fences thereof, to be ordered as all the residue of the lands
tenements and hereditament, of the nid corporation, ac-
cording to the former constitution, in that behalf made.

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appear: Koons yee, deal we the wood .George Bishop of
Loading, Sir Anthony Browne and John Donne, do by
Atte presents make, ordain, publish and declare these sta-
tutes, ordinances nod esnetitni inns hereafter following, sta-
tutes, ordinances and motto lions ordained, mask, published
and declared by George by the permission of God, Bishop
of Lassies, Sr. Aotho. Browne and John Donne, Dean of the
Cathedrsl Church of Et. Paul's io London, the 18th day of
July, in the lath year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord
King James, cooetroing the grammar school of Agitho.
Browse, Berk at Law, in Brentwood in the county of Essen,
the schoolmaster, guardians and possessions of the lame.
1. Imprimis.
That there shall be kept perpetsally fur ever in Brent.
wood aforesaid, *se grammar school of thefoondstion of
Antho. Browne, the King and Queen's Serjeant at the Law.
1. The body, sod corporations of the said school and
foundations stall be of one touter, being a priest, and of two
guardians of the Wads, teoements nod possessions of the
same school.

3. Message guardians shall be front tins to WOW fur ever
of the inhabitants et the parish of Sonthwesld tu the maid
county of Essex
d. That body and Corporation is and shall he perpetual,
and is and shall be incorporated a body pulitiqua perpetual
for ever, in right, name and in deed, and shaft have suc-
cession and common seals for ever.

21. 'flee nirl flehnolmaviter shall receive any scholar that
shall be to him offered out of the parish of Senstiswealii, or
on of any pond' within three miles rustaiduf thesaid school-
house, and him shall teach and instruct in varlet., tootling
and manners, after tbeorderscoustitsitions of the said sc►ool,
and that freely, without taking any thing therefore, by any
ways or means other than as -aforesaid.

5. The said Anthony Browne, during his life, and after
his decease, Elizabeth, wife of the said Antho. and after ber
decease, the heirs of the said Anthony. shell be true and un-
donbted patrons of the said school foundation and body cor-
porate for t rev; and the ante school sod amid corporation,
and all the asenelsts thereof, shall be of the patronage and
free disposition of the sail Anthony and Elisabeth, and the
heirs of the said Anthony as afereesid, for ever.

22. He shall receive or teach any scholar being of kin or
cozener. to the said founder or patron of the said school or
corporation, freely as is aforesaid, being brought to the said
echoolinaster by any person or persons.
23. Tlie said schoolmaster shall not refuse or put away
any scholar w►ich shall be brought unto him to be taught its
the said school, except with the consent of the guardians, or
or the patron fur the time being ; and that no scholar that
is of kin and cozenage to the said patron shall be refilled or
removed out of the said school without the consent of the
patron for t►e time being.
24. If the school shall have so many mindere, as that it
shall bethought unAt to have any 111.1/1e in the same, then
shall the scholars which are not of the parish of South-
weak', or out of the parishes within there miles of the said
school, nor of kite or cusenage to the patron, to be reviewed
or refused, that other, w►ich shall be brought to the said
school out of the parishes, or which are of kin or costume
to the patron may be received.
23. These shall he causes of refusal, and expelling any
scholars whatsoever (scat. t) It he be 'hider the age of eight
years or above the age of eighteen years, also if the scholars
have the great pox, small pox, or falling sickness, francy,
lunacy, mulling sore or such like, or any other noisome we
infectious disease or sicknesa upou him, or if he shall come
out of say company or Byres, known or suspected to be In-
teeter' with the plague, the sweet, small or great pox, or in-
fectious dimmers. or sickness or sicknesses, or if he be a
drunkard, common picker or haunter of women- common
dancer or dice player, and will not be cotititheed or re-
formed with one or two warthogs or corrections; sir if he be
a common swearer or lyar or conspirator against the school-
master in bodily harm or fear, or shall offer him any bodily
hurt in word or deed, weaknesses of oature, and tioaptliese
of the capacity of the scholar, and such other which are left
to the direction of the schoolmaster, wardens and patron.
2s. The schoolmaster, by hinseelf or by vome Miter person
licensed thereuisto,tvery Wedursday and Friday, is the morn-
ing, at times appointed for divine service, shall say or cause
to be said 'braise service, usual fur those days in chapel of
Went wood.

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iag her life, awl after their deceives bj the heirs of the said
Aatlmml, sad the heirs of those ildre be aver.
7. The schoolmaster of the said school, after he shall be
named, appointed and perfected thereto as aforesaid, shall
have, hold and enjoy the same school, and shall remain
they; sad thereof schoolmaster during his life, without say
other preseniation, institution, inducting or immeshes by any
other ways or means of any other.
O. That every guardian of the said lauds, tenements and
possessions of the said school, shall be removable at the
will of the patrons of the same school for the time beiug.

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9. That the said schoolmaster and the members thereof
shall be for ever, by the said patron fur the time bettors, do-
native and collative and sot presentative, at any time or by
any means.
10. That every guardian of the lands, tenements and pos.
sessions of the said school, after he shell be named, appoint-
ed sad perfected guardian aforesaid, shall be one of the
guardians of the possessions of the same school, without
any other patronage, institution, induction or investing by
any ways or means of any ollotr.
11. If the said school shall be void of any schoolmaster or
guardian by the space of two months, and that notifyed to
the patron for the time being, then if the patron do sot
prefer or collate a convenient perms (being a priest) to be
schoolmaster of the said school, or a convenient person (be-
ing a priest) to be schoolmaster of the said school, as the
eause shell happ and respire, within one month next after
the notification shall be thereof made as aforesaid, that
then it stall and may he lawful fur the said George, now
Bishop of London, or his successors after Bishops of Lon-
don for the time being, within one mouth then next follow.
ing, to prefer and collate to the same place and office, being
void, fur that time only, and so often as the cause shad full
or hspp; saving always to the said Anthony during his life
the patronage and form of gift of every donation, and, after
his decease, to the said Elizabeth during her life, and after
to the heirs of the said Anthony the right of patronage
thereof, other times when the same shall be void.
12. The lycence and charter of foundation of the said King
and Queen, together w ill, the continuo seal, sod also &tuitions
endowments and evidences couceruitig the said school and
corporation, and possession of the same, shall be in the
keeping of the patron, schoolmaster and warders of the said
school fur the time being (that is to say), in a chest with four
lucks, locked, 'sod the key thereof shall be its the keeping,
the one with the patron, the second with the schoolmaster,
the third with the eldest guardian, the fourth with the
youngest guardian, and the said chest to stand in the said
schoolhouse of the said school.

27. The schoolmaster shall cattle his scholars of the said
school to be in the said school, upon school days, by seven of
the clock in the morning, in the winter time, and tbere
to tarry until eleven of the climb M the forenoon, and
then to dinner, end to he at Ike school again by one of the
clock in the afternoon, and there to tarry until eve o'clock
et
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then to begin at six of the Clock in the taunting, and leave
at six of the clock st night, keepiug the other hours ■s be-
fore. From the 2Utlt day of October, until the let day of
March, shall he acconnted winter time ; and from the Ist
day of March, until the 20th day of October, shall be as
• summer time.

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13. The said corporatism Ain not make any lease of any
part or parcel of their possessions fur Seem of life, lives or
years, other than for the term of twenty-osie years from the
asking thereof, whereupon the yearly rent how reserved or
more shall be reserved, wish the exception of all limber and
limber trees, and every such lease to contain ressouable m-
erinos for repairations and good manorance of the growled.
14. All leases to be wade by the said *leporello*, of any
of their lands, truerneitts or hereditament+, being iu the
bands of say farmer or farmers by virtue of any old or foot;
liner lease fur years, shall be void, airless the said old or
former lease fur years be within fourteen of expiration
of the said years by eduction of time, at the making of the
said new lease, sad be surrendered within one year Hat after
the making of she said new lease.
15. The said corporation shall do their hest endeavours
fur the preeervatioo and advancement of their possessions
rents soil revenues, without working or eionseutiog In any
clusinberlston to be had or made to the said corporation in
any thing.
16. That all and every lease or grant to be made and dons
by the said co►poration of any lairds, tenements or heredi-
tament'', to lie void, unless the same shall be made by deed,
indented and written in parchment, and sealed with the com-
mon seal of the said corporatiito, and consented and agreed
emu by the schosolinast. r of the said school, soil both the
guardians Iris, together.
17. They shall make cowls to be kept when and as often
as need shall require, at any of their manors, and also shalt
retain council ur stewards soot make minis nrya in any court
wltw and st+ often as seed shall require fur the time or Idm►.
only, lint they ahall nut retain tor make fur life, lives or years,
any council, steward, attorney or otlw► officer, or grant soy
rent or fee for the saute to say nersou or persons for life,
lives or leers.

AIR-LA•CHAPELI.E. NOVEMBER 14.
tEITMACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.]
fiesides giving bills on houses at Amsterdam and
flateiburgh, as I mentioned iu giving au account
of the chief articles iii the Convention for the pro-
longation of paying the contributions, Messrs. Bar-
n% and Co. will give bills oil London, Vienna,
Frankfort, A ogribiarg, and one or two other cities.
The different Power* will have their separate
agreements with the contracting bankers. The
separate Convention with Prosaic occupittl the most
attention. The whole is now arranged, and the
brokers are preparing to depart. Mr. goring sets
off to-night for Pans, Mr. Salem fur Ainsterilaks.
and Mr. Rothman fur Frookfurt. Mr. Baron Rothe.
child goes to Pons on Tuesday, and the whole of
the foreign bankers will he dispersed by the noddle
of nett week. There 11:16 been no !withheld new.
here since the vettleinent of the terms of the late
Conveution. The matron (((( of the public must
now be directed so the official publicstion of re-
sults, us the bu.inrsr ul Congress is now drawing
to a ►apid do•e. If nothing uttfureseen occurs.
the lest Waren-lice, it is snppose•d, will he held nit
Twetilay or Wriliteaday (the 17th and 18th
thortitli ail, the Ministers will nut leave
the vori of the week, air pro.
babl)• the briputittig of the fulloairg. The suite*

lA The srhoolmngter for the time toeing shall (Ai. and re-
Aire all the rem STV.IIIIII and ?malts of all the iamb taw.