The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-28 00:00:00

DONCASTER, Strussati 24.

We have had a very fashiomble atlrridamn at oar Rant
The subscribers at the stand viol routes have exceeded any
former sesame. *maitre the Company rearm were--
The Duke of iced., Marquis of Carmarthen, 51arquis of
Gieeusberry, Earl of Scarbrough, Earl FiitoilliAnt, F..ril
and Coolness of Sauey, Earl Mastverv, Earl Grosvenor,
Cosiness of 111radirorotagh, Lord Poltioaton, Lord Hawke,
Lord riven irk Beatinek, Lard Joh. Fitzroy, Mr. and
lady L. Laminae, Leidy E. Gray, Lwly J. Hay, Sir
J. sod Lady Ashley, Sir Mark mod Lady kkes, lady
Johnston, Lady Samara, Sir John and Lady Blot, Sir Ju.
septa and Lady Copley, Sir J. and Lady ThuraM, Sir H.
Goodrich,. Admiral Sir Charles and Lady Rooky, Sir George
an! Lady Sitwell, Admiral Sir J. P Rensford, Mr. and Lady
A. blithest. Sir R. and Lady Nile i, Sir W.Dall, Admiral
Frank, Sir J. anal Lady A. Kayr, Sir W sad Lady Lisley,
Hon. F. Lumley, Lady Pilkiagton. Sir W. and Lady Milan,
Sir G. Moritgoiery, Hos. C. Minsektow, Hon. Mn.
Sir H. lllaiewariag, How. E Petry, Sir Charles sad Lady
Flies, How. J. B. Simpsow, Sir H. Seaton, Colonel and Loris
C. Wortley, Hoe. Capt. Cost, Sir H. Williammo, Hoe. W.
and Mrs. Willett, Hue. E. Hawke, General M•Ncide, ke.
The timeliest bawd of the bib Dragoon Guards aiterideal
the morse, order the orders of General Sir Jokes Brig. and
pirjed between the best., highly I. the gralificatiou of the
company or the 'lard sad pored.
The bell.rorat retro stipored room brillismt, the bib
Megrim basil playing or the company ruleriog.
Lord tirrbes Spartan rseriss us Tuesday, fur the Cor.
pussies POWs, had his .f frie•leg broker whew airr lbs
wisaiistrost ; but do rider romiforterstrty rot hurt.

The Under*lPd frigate, 40 guns, will he launched
from the PLoyal Doc k.oyard, Chathho, the neat spring
The late genial rains have had a great and pleas.
log tlfect, in the prices of articles 111 cur market.
Potatoes which a fortnight befit e sold at Ilk. the
sack. were on Saturday lest reduced to 10e.; But_
ter from 4 td. to Mi. per lb. ; Cheese has also
looked downwards; and we have now nos doubt that
through the winter, provisions of every kind will toe
most plentifully supplied, and the priers proper-
tiourbly reduced.—(Bock Herwiil.)

Ori SuNday se'sissight the sect called Rante►s
opened their new chapel at Bingham, Lincolnshire.
At ten o'clock the Rev. LORKNZO Dow. from
America.. preached to a very large congregation. so
1141111CIOIll indeed. tl►at the chapel, which► is pretty
capacious, was not sufficient to hold half the,people
arse►ubled ; to remedy this. at two o'clock the
same gentleman sod a Quakeress addressed the
multitude In the .market-place, and agent in the
chapel at six, o'clock. when a great many were st►ll
disappointed of hearing, from went of room within
the building. A very liberal collection was made
on the occariu►►, towards defraying the estresives of
the erection. &c. of Ihis new place of worship.
A shocking murder was committed on Tor sdey
last in Warwickshire. As a young man sod *omen
were returning home from Kenilworth statute. they
sere overtaken on the road by four men, one of
whom winded to take indecent liberties with the
woman t the young man took her part, and eas
wounded by one of the 'Wino, with a penkilife io
the abdomen, through which his bowels protruded.
end he died iu consequence. The perpetrator of
the act, we ocilerstaud, is in custody.

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HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. la the Chalk'
(The POIVOWNI Williams Wilestes
Was that dlasioation from SO Or M swing to say JuaGia.
Dow le your duty'—No. I believe sell bet I cotmekler k Os
owls% is rase ateasnee. I. the teessows "admit I Need
for
tbe governors, and elderly f• the getablabatemst ad a
immolation at St. Bees, by lard Lariedale, wader the saariiie
of the bishop.
Did eat the goverwors, opals the death of Mr. Bari"
eve, tbreenelvet to restate the 'coedit of the whool P—l do
at know that nay partieular meows went toed; that reeled.
with myself, I ColoViirti.
Fran the time efyour oueeeediag le the school, bad
gam** regular Baal mostiop lkiwYea.
Do *ma lionw *intim suck mew lagethir Morro Pm':
riumlitieldt—l believe they were. Owe understood timkt•
ems Mersin)* was iamb with respect to She annual meet.
lam which Jumpily, that they were regular Ware.
' Whew low ever adumated by the govereers fur stil
weglitti. or sly suppled waled of date—Yes; I related
• *quiet la yesterday's rusialaalion, of a eiorliag Wog:
it appeared. fur that papaws; the charge Imentsabl
Aphid as. was that I bud ob.eidei myself free the school.
Was there any other lostawer?-10oA it was sillowi,il that
lr hid utilleiratly emend& to the propel* of.the boys in. the
Motel; that they had no fault to lad with that.
• Whin you Ls, wrist to she school, did you sseertaia what
Wier had bees allowed by your peeler's/or'—Yes. •
Did you allow the same, sad so rare ?--Yes; sod I rit.,
ready isberreird, wises I came, that the Wilkie were to be
the inner as usual. .6 .
Did ysso apply to Mr. Broil. of Egrageoat, for teatime.
mialot— l did out, bemuse he had lot beets resi.leat a see.
cleat time to okay of Isis signature in be gives.
Did Ina apply to Mr. Arusissirad?-11 did ; be declined
it un dn. grounds I stated yesterday.
Did you apply to any other !—T Mr Harrison.
Upon whet wooed slid be deeihme?—He stated, that he •
and I did not eased/ agree is doctrine ; that though he
meld willingly sign say traltOtoltiOlo as to condor'. he did
not boo* that we agreed as to ilwririor ' • that Ise bad rather •
imaa alga i boo, if absolutely siereassly, he would sot refuse.
Those were the *sly Iwo that I applied to besides the four
who did gigs.
Dow yew consider Mr. Scott at all 'couwerted with lord
Loomdole ?—I do sot know that direr is Any net-nary too-

Did yes see she Ins. greeted is 1742 to Sir James Low.
tact!—Yes.
Whew, awl on what occasioti?...o• the occaaieu stated to
yesterday's
Coo you recoil, et the same of the mows,, se described In
'bat teams ?—I cannot, our whether say disisov was staled.
Did tea ever brae that it was called the manor 40f Killiby
Beseech P—No, I sewer heard of each • sasistor as she miaow
of Mikity Rescuck. I bate sees a paper written by Mr.
Younger, which be call. an abstract of the past of the
manor of St. liews,Saadwaih, Siseepgate,
Where did you see slat paper was gives, tome by the
willow of the late waster.
When is That copy me believe at St. Bees, at the
edema-house ; I left it thew.
Did you ever introduce Mr. Bates to Lord Loosdale, sad
ow 'hot ocessloa!—At Mr. Sates request, to solicit his pa.
trouser for the bible society.
Had you so letervirw with Lord Lonsdak, in the presesee
of lily. Bata!—Yes.

Have you ever alorerrell yourself 'elided or divartisloil
with that interview 2-1 rarest of premed meal to my Wad
whet 1 say have raid about it ; all that passed brtorea me
mod Lord Lauda!e es that .cession wee, ohm be timed the
rework of the bible society with beige jaeobisia, I begird
kart to stele, that I supported she variety as a sincere
(road to church sad state.

Dui or you, soon after leaving his prewar., stale, that
you were eatielled with what hail passed ea that 'reggae .I.
I do not recollect any thing of the kind.
Did you ever express any dissatisfaction at she result of
the interview ?—lf I am called to state what I have said, 1
caesot recollect the words 1 may bare made use of.
Do you recollect that you have expressed say dimming:se-
IWO—Yes, I may have said, tames 1 certainly have not
spokes in public, that kis Lordship did not behave with
his usual politeness, and that be did mot speak of the Dram
of Carlisle and the Bishop of Durbin is very teepees's,
terms. I have sever spoken upon these subjects in palate,
nor do I wish to go farther *lathe particulars than is me-
Halve you had any correspoistleace er courersatiou with
tie Bishop of Chester, on these subjects think mut par.
Ocularly about the b Me society.
Do may of his Lordship's letter refer to that sohject ?
I believe not to the bible society.
Has the bishop ever expressed say dissatisfaction with
your conduct, as a clereyonsul..--Yes.
Might out that be portly the cause of the bishop's refus-
ing his lacer l—H is refusing me the license, was certainly
owing to repel:gelation@ that were made to bir, and 1 do
mot take opus me to slate by whom, bat I certainly cousidr r
the interference of the governors as the tundra's to
my obtaissiag a licease. As there was slime confusion, as to
Ihe ado, of my corrapsiadesee with the bishop, on ilseseliret
of my Omar, I should wish to explain that I did not come
yesterday with the revelries that I should have to brag
fur eenl theme eircontstraa, sad and owl al all Innlnund
myself to speak arm the subjects that were put to me; it
was she latter port of the year 1813, or early Is 18140,
that I lest applied to the briar fur a license, which the
bishop sowooditionally promised 10 give wet as sass as she
proper papers were sent; arse diagram, is the mega
time, took place, with respect to wry oemisatioa to the
serial, which bad been made out; sad the bishop repaired
it to be made sat afresh, which the Prover of Quessia's cow
ceased be was nut author sled M do, as he bed already
yam the nousiostiog, sod ski must of Or kerne was io
mow overact delayed, till a sbieure was made of my tr.
,sire of investigating the rights of the school.
How did Ibis disclosure take place?—le was them la coo.
temptation to bring the manor befits the Court of Chan-
cery, gad I was ',garbled is process the premise of souse
gentleman's saguatare to the polities, as soar as pos.
stble; I applied, for this pew*, ea-Ms. trim, of Iron.
ball, amiss, that I was come grog some very parke-
r, basimees, if he would slow ems to speak tread. a.
Daily to kin; he took me late his study, and I opened
to hint Ilse same of our pleas, with respect to Waging the
matter before Chaucer); he seemed very much isierested in
the busiaess, sad al fret regained me his signature, but a
little after requested I wield allow bra a few gays to eon
side, of it, aid be would give me a decisive mower; in the
course of easversataa be stated, that he meant to call um
Mr. Younger the day followleg; that he wished to see his pa-
pas, sad temusgrae them, wadies die laid which he held I.
St. Begs was subset lard, sod likely to be affected by Ibis
awry. I said, list I believed tint it was or school land,
and if it tea; the lieslekrect of swot In Chasten would be,
le ioquwe with aspect to the validity of the lease gaoled so
lii Lonedale Gutsily, in the year 17411; epos his stating that
he stended to all wpm Mr. Younger, I regoested of him,
that he walk, mot allow say tang to which might Wed
Mr. Yeager to suppose what Ms cub el was, and that be
would still recollect, that the grow bed been laid afire
Ina en ettasideoce assessed to this, sod we separated;
but she seat day, ha reward the whole to Mr. Younger
that 1 had related to him, said all my rams, sad this was

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the way by which it was Wooed to the ears of the Karr-
oo's, that I had iotesided the' Magian the mailer hrfiNi.
the.court of Chancery ; this tent place a Agri linat Pre-
viola to tester 1814,5 t which wha WWI! 'stated,
that Mr. Arenitstemi and Mr. Yeruger came to examine the
drat, and attempted to take awsy the lease; about Mid-
summer, in the same year, I' led an interview with the
bins**, with respect to my license; his lordship then
agreed to grant' me a bream, epos my producing a
slumped certificate of baring bees nominated by the
Proven of Quests's, and sending him letters intim-
' idol; a good deal of coarenetion took place, at that time,
with maws to the biskop'qdissatialatitio with my mane,
which seemed to rest upon reports which were brought to
him, as I coositered at the time, unfounded ; it bad been
stated, that I was du the habit of going about the country
presenting I. other people's churches, to which the only
reply that I could make, mod all that was necessary to make,
war, that I was in the habit of preaching for my friends,
whew from bogie, daisy vacations • au exaggeatiou of dm
ehurelowardens by Ike belay took place ; at the same lime,
the bebop we@ informed, that the churchwardens bad ex-
pressed a desire to come before hint, to state what they were
dissatisfied with is wee as their minister; it was at my own
request Iles chareltwartleas• were brought forward, as I was
assures( ley them afterwards, they had never made etch re-
quest, nor commentated 'nay shots hornless to any person
whatever; the bishop would net gire op the authority, or
inform in. •Ises was the person that had told him the
chorchwardesta had desired to Mega upon kis leseiship.
Was there anylltiag else the bishop alleged against you?
—He did allege 'inset me that I read the prayers in distant
parts of the parish; what 1 had done in this respect was
under his owe saanista ; he bad given me liberty, wheal I
ire; wen; In the pariah, Is read prayers gad a etymon to any
family or families that I tbirogle proper; I had certainly In
this respect made an of his liberty, is Oiling it during the
aftegtooa's service, which 1 diet not know, at that time, was
required of we, 1 cogelelersi In:. dome it hetes as
voluntary I gad as my health mid i the of my mist-
iag myself in tire cher* 1 liiirdelasslol ed
myself in reading to private fainelpkeit. the
church, for abs asialke la Ike pop el& *as la a state
.oflll health. • ". - • • .
Did the biallbriWn ttifyNr Paella"'
or that yon w f•-•Ille !request iy pot.
the gamine ;eV= one • Calvinist, to which I
&Dowered, " that I selmeibil the articles, that 1 acknow-
ledged no Giber standee/ of doctrine; and I Om Sot ton-
otiose of going beyond that standard in nay presching;" he
raid that he understood I was a Calvinist, and asked if I was
is the habit of preaching what was generally called Cal-
viaism. I said, « that I was net aware that such a @pacific
construction ought to be put upon my preaching"
Did the bebop allege any other objection?—He asked
whether I preened to:tempers or not; I fold luau that I
preached from notes, liana' so many duties to attend to its
the orbool; I was in the habit of preparing my DITNIOUIP
without writing them at length, which I could not Bad time
to do. lie expressed himself perfectly satisfied.
Were you ever le the habit of reading prayers, and preach-
ing to open congregatious in the school-house, or any other
part of the school property ?—1 have read the prayers itt the
school during the winter evenitip, and explaiued a chapter
iu the bible.

Was the bishop meare of this; and aid he make any com.
meht. upon it ?-1,10 ; I [sever brard him speak of that par.
turular. .

You stated in your examination yesterday, that your sa-
lary was reduced fiorn 701. to 50/. ; ran you state what was
the occasion of that; was it from * reduction or a failure
of rents'—No, it was stated in the minute entered in the
re:isles% book on that occasion, that it was in consequence
of the expense that the receiver had bees at, in mielosing
the common; but I was given to understand some time
before, by Mr. Arinitstead, that Lord Leetsdale himself had
promised to advance the mom', cm the credit of the school,
and to take it back by instalments; and that it was on the
groped of ibis promise, that iho receiver was at the expense
of rocliwing the comma* himself, which the trustees might
have let before it was ermined, and the tenant would have
fallen the burden a it on hisosolfraeut thus no Jimioulieu
would have beer accessary in my salary.
Parley your ear►espoodeece with the bishop, which you
m. sickened yesterday, u the @object of 'noting you a li-
cense as rchoulassiter, did the bishop make any objection to
you as a clergyman?—Not or any drat application for a
li-
e

Did he erten/milk make any objection to you as a clergy-
man ?—Yes; when the testimonials were sent to him ac.
cording to his request, be then objected, nut only that the
governor, wire disaatisfied with my conduct, as stated in
yesterday's examination, but also, that he bad been given to
understand, that I collected a coogregation at Alkitiby in a
private house,aud preached to them; the truth of which
that I had merely bees ',gaged in a religious exert Ise
in • private party; it coneequesice of his understandieg
dessatisfacitins existed in the minds of the governors,
be requested them to call a meetiug, which they did, and the
charges were brought forward, as was explained i• yesler.
day's examinatiou; it was in conmquenee of that meeting
that the bishop finally declined graittiug me tl:e license, as
he had been Winters' by the governors, as his Lordship
expressed it, that they had found it nccesvary to repri-
mand me for Neglect of ditty, with respect to which
think it right to observe, that wo wiled of duty was mode
out; and that the occasion of she charges, imlepeuileet of
the length of the vacation, had taken place at least half
a year before, in which a mend meeting had interveweil,
sad at which the alleged neglect might have been noticed,
had they then considered it as such. Rome time euhsequetit
to this, in the year 1615,• particular friend stud. rtuok ICI toter-
cede with the bishop, to grant me the license, which he con-
sword to dot, if tlw governors were thin satisfied with my
conduct; by rontinuoicatio• with thesis, he lesint that they
bad beets so subsequent to that meeting on which he promis..
ed to grant the license, whirls 1 expected he would have dune,
on the pound of that eel sificate whnh be had berme ail.
witted in the place of the nomination; but nevertheless,
the bishop mill objected to grant the license Sill a nemina.
lion was produced sits a stamp, and in the discussion of this
difficulty, the matter rested till I resigned the school.
Have yon a clerical cure at present ?—Not at prevent.
Have you bedew once you reviewed the school ?—Ne, I
have amly officiated is Lord Galway's chapel.
Whets you lets she diocese of the Bishop of Chester, to go
lists the family of Lord Galway, its the diocese of she Arch-
bishop of York, did the Bishop of Cheater cousin-sign your
testimonials
Have you been %Hee habit of defile duty in churches
and eisamb is the estalkflohnsesursiespe pea leCt St. Bees?—
Yes, I have assisted my friewdsin their churches, at redoes
places whet, 1 have bees.
Have you had acmes to all tier er. mad moseds•lieloos-
Mg to the Minot al IN. Nees ? whea the cheat .was
opened, is the preoeviee of tbegaveruusx.
Were jou, spot tlistietkesaleas, allowed to eitainioermil
take extiaets from them?—l did on woe occasion examine
the register book, in order to aseertaits whether James
Lowlier, was governor at the time the kase was granted to
bias, and whether be coationed to act as ;.;uveroue, by his
signature to the minates catered la that book, which I found
to be the case, bet I took no extracts.
Have you, or any person on your behalf, ever taken any
steps, by any proceeding or advising with counsel respect-
ing the lease of 17414 or may other part of the school pro-
perty ?-11 have had the opinion of counsel upon the subject.
In cousrquence of those opinions, have you taken any
legal or equitable proceedings towards setting aside that
lease!—No;" the optaioas of counsel„ referred to above, were
seat to Lord Luoadak, at the time of Mr. irton diselosiog
the bushman.
Was the tenor of those opinions adverse to the validity of
the lease, or in favour of its validity ?—Apioat its validity.
Was any dies further dune by you sputa the snbject -of
the Isar*, is she way of 'akin legal opioions, atter you had
coosteriested the optimises you have referred tot to Lord
Lusiedele?—l think there was oder oplatim taken after that.
Wes that sent to Lord Leitodidel—No, 1 believe not.
Was that of a 'hailer tenor with she former opinions?...
It did not appear to mem ebliefiglory as the former; it wee
certainly against the validity of the lease.
To wl. does the Ilreeht estate now balosit....Tolyr
Jams Harm
fib be httetesed.)

IRELAND.

gmI.MMEI.

• DUBLIN, SWIMMER 22.
MOW. Gladstoneoand Musgrove. of the Theatre
Royals summoned the Patentee to the Lord Mayor's
Court ou Thursday, to recover one week's w.lary.
Which was withheld from them. The Lord M lor
directed that-the money demanded aboold be piid
to these Gentlemen.
The Catholics dire about to assemble in their vs.
rio'bs districts, and to prepare their Petitions for
Emancipation. Vire look upon the preseut period
as very auspicious : but it will behove the Catho-
lic., on the other hand, to act with prudence and
moderation. A Meeting 'of she Roman Catholics
of Nenagh is summoned for the Ist of October, to
take into consideration the proper means of for-
warding the cause of Catholic freedom.
The Rev. Leslie Battersby has written a letter to
the Editor of The Dublin Evening Pose, contain.
ing an account of a barbarous outrage committed
upon • party, consisting of his son, • servant, and
two Gentlemen, sent by him to view the tithes of
his part.h of Mullagh, in the county of Tipperary.
The outrage wee toiumitted at the door of Mr.
Prendergast. a Magistrate of the county.

the Grand Jury, at the late Ckrkenwrll Sessions.
round it true. bill of Indictment against Lietvenant
Nina n ROA t.F, fnr the misdemeanor and assault, in
cumulating the outrage ou Mr. DENNISON'. fatuity
Ind triads.
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MISTINOS OP caxntroßs AT CULLOM. IL

10-11011 ROW.
.4111,..- M. P.
J. WhitSeld, late of Old-street, coat. merchant
S. Miklos, Bermondsey, fellmonger .. 3 11
J. Harmon, late of Chord, banker .. It 10
E Saunders, Freemason', grocer
J. Daum. late of Waraford-coort, merchaut I 10
W Brown, College-hill, imerchamt
C. 11. Voigbt' Grevale-street, factor
ls T. Moat, eesyside broker
C. Bock, Southwark, beykoreclsant 1 IS
PIT I DENO&
R. flexitime, Nicholas-lanei wholesale tea-dealer...... 10
G. Smith, Ludgate-bill, haberdasher

CERTI FICAT PS.

J. Irstkio, W. WsSkis. and R. Carless. of Aldermen'stry,
Lsodon, wareliorseaseu.—C. Smith. of Bristol, boot-mauu.
farturer.—T. Piekstuck, of Slirewsbory, Clop, mercer.—
ft. Richards, of Skrewsbary, &slop, betcher.—A Brewer, tit
Bait), dealer.

BIRTHS.

Oa Thnrsilsy, the 17th inst. at Ditchley Park, Oxford:
shire, the Lady of the Earl of Norrnanton, of a 11011 utd heir.
On the 23d inidsnt, at Liverpool, the Lady of WJ te:
&Illy, Esq. uf Eiddlestun, lo the County of Northumberland,
of a daughter.

MARRIAGE.
At Fatty-Ghnr, Reseal, on the td Attril Islet, at Donni.
Morn Muse, Heart' Swetenhano, Esq. bhCOllll YOU of the
late Roger Swetenbans, F.sq. ut Soonersford Booth, in the
county of Chester, to Agnes, eliesl ohooghter of Edward
DOOM horn. Esq. Collector and Mset-Master of the prorittee
of Fully Glw.