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London, England, 1805-05-02 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT2IR7 PROCEEDINGS.

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/WILDING LEASE OR LEASES. .
MblllUVo.seilkehlAttr.
HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MAY r. ••
A COMMITTEE of the Worlhipfol Company of The Hills upon the Table. all of a private nature, were forward-
-4- SKINNERS, will meet at their Hall, on Dowgate HMI. 01, ed in their refpcdtive Rages. . Friday the a4th day of May, precifrly at E;even o'Clock, ttl re-
Lord ORENVIL),E acquainted their Lortlfhips„ that a Noble
!rive Proporalelli Letting the remainder of that valuable Ortand
Friend abet. who had given nctice of a motion relp&ting the
on the weft-ftdt art Rilhopfgate ftreet, and North and South-Riles
pending cafe of Mr. Juftice Fox, for Friday next, being unable, in
of Skinner-ftreet, St a tinilding Leak or Learn. .
confequence of the inifpoltion of a near relation of his. to attend
A plan, etrvatiors: and deferiplon may be fern by applying et
the Clerk's Office, Shinners Hall. in his place that day; be &mild therefor move to difeharge the
Order for (promoting their Lord(hips for Friday. And hr had to
Rate, that due notice should he given when it was intended to bring
forward fueh dafeuffinti on a future day.
'the Order was accordingly difchargcd upon his Lordliiiis
'motion.

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CURATES.

A (tort converfation, rather of an irregular nature,
took phce between the Earl of SUFFOLK and the
Bilhop or'OX FORD relative to the lituation of the
poorer orders of the Clergy, pat titularly the Citrates,
in contiquence of the Nohlc Earl having 'fated, he
had received a variety of i:iformarion upon the fob-
je6l, (bine of which w.is of great importance, and
which he fhould take a future opportunity to call
their tordllips attention to, as he deemed it well
onsrthy the interference of the Lugifleure ; this, he
teems( to fay, was his intention in the event of the
Bill now %afore the other Honfe not palling.
The Bithop of OXFORD obterved, that to enable
their Lordlhips dulrto underaana the lubjed, infor-
mation on both fides thierwaflian fhpulti be laid be-
ret* the Houfe, otherwife a detittou upon it mull be
a very lame one. '
The Earl of SUFFOLK replied, that his
pal view in esdling the attention of their Lo;dlhips
thus early•toit, particularly that of the Rev. Pre-
lates, was, that the 'information before the Houfc
may not be ex ports,
some detailed obfervations were then interchanged
between the above Peers, refpeainig she fituation of
Citrates, upon Come particular Livings, who, the
Noble Earl teemed to think, were not kali,- treated.
The converfation was terminated in confequerce of
an ohfervatinn from

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THE HEROIC EPISTLE.

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THE POETICAL WORKS of the AUTHOR
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The LORD CHANCELLOR, who faid, that not
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what was contrary to the orders of the Houle.

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4 N EXPERIMENT in EDUCATION, made
a -6 at the Male Alplurn at Edmore near Madras—Cudgelling
a STittril by which a School or Family may teach itfelt under
th, Superin,Lnd.tnee of the Mager or Parent.
J 3 •F.- R v. `r A Nrllle I. W MILL, A. M. RA'. Soe. F.A.S. Edin
Redtor of Swanage Dorfet : late-one of the Direaors and Super •
inter• ten or t Eitalriefhnient, and Chaplain of Fort St. George.
To this edition is prefixed the feheme of a School on the above
Weir I alike fitted to reduce a expence of education, abridge
the ire-our of the Matter. and exper'ite the progrefs of the Schei-
be the procefe of t-aching the Alphabet in Sand, of Reading,
Svelline. and Wring is explained, and a Board of Education and
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f. The importance of thii putilication is not to he cftimated by
its lac. or the ohrif of .he aurhor to be ranked with that of the
*flier of a Irculative pamphlet. One fuch praffiical experiment
in education is worth a tlinufand ingenious hot faseiful theories,
fabricated in the einfet and qften Mir cake fated for any other
fphere. In the year Olio. the Military Male Orphin• Society
*vas opened at Madras, and Dr. Bell entered upon the charge of
that chant .bI.• inftitution From the liahits of wretched depravity
in which the lialf.call children of I dia are educated by their
Mothers, and (rocs the want of proper alliftants to co-operate with
ltim in the introduaion of order the difficulties which pretested
thcmfelves weft numerous and tormidable.
f' It was the Ready prof. cation of this happy idea that enabled
the Dodor to funnount all ohltacles, and to ellabliffi a fyßein of
education, the &die of which are as truly interefting Al the
means are novel. We cannot enter into particulars, but we ear-
-1 eftly recommend this pamphlet to the confideration of a who
are entice, ed with nubile charities, to which inttitutions tae plan
fenny ranee particularly applicable, confident that they will not
rhink/fhe time bellowed upon a perufal of it thrown away. As to
DrAlell, when *e confider the objed he had I. I view, the inge•
runty. and perfeverance ditphyed in accomplithing that obje&, his
difichereftrdnrfs in declining all pecuniary reward, and the foe-
cei4 with which his end, avuurs have been crowned, we feel rejoiced
lii the opportunity of acknowledging his deferts, and thus antici-
pating the opinion of all the true friends of mankind. For while
their cite, m and app,altfe are bellowed upon Huward„ wise vifited
prifons, and Count Rumford, who has reformed workissinfes. a
portion of it will not be withholden from him who has faceetsfrilly
endeavoured to render theft abodes of and wretiritednefir ids
nocellary, by the influence of early tuition on the minds and man.
oera of the deftitlue and abandoned ..rps ans."
is Ala litieal Review, Jannary,z799.