The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-05-23 00:00:00

AMEND,

will be the time Nkriets f Iraq ti4ng.
atural level. But in thedpresent si
hese law& have no tesoicnpy but to kt,
f Corn it its War Tevel and thereby
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prom one of the main bletsinti tof Peace. The
'nathral and proper 'mnt* for the'tempOrari it._
venienee•of the filmier, is either to threw
,ip* his
lease, or to require his landlord to lessen his neut.—
If this were general, is it will be if matters Were
left to themselves, land will again find to Peace rate,
and Corn and Bread again be within the reach of the
1 labourer and manufacturer.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
nrAti MAT 22.—Arrived yesterday the Earl Moka East
Indianan, and bailed for the Itivcr,. but Bunn put bolt to the
Downs and remains.—Arrived to-day his Majesty's ship

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to be Guava! Soperinteadasat, far the beC
1 oiling their School% ant tr►ining their 1"

Atari ;. by which appointment the prat tie 4
Wee. tern will be correctly established in that
~...aonsi-hall, Favourable accounts colonist,. to he
ou Saturday s numerous .and
those distant parts of the ‘‘,0:•'..14 iitto
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highly respectable. of Wales, t lists System has been introduced.
Patroness or the Institution, aii4 many females of great augmentation of Schools in the
high rank, were present._ Her Royal Highness en. of America, under the direction of Hobert
Aerial the room at one o'clock, amidst enthusiastic whose Report, dated Nov. 18, 1912, .
'bursts of applause from every part of tbe Meeting, That in addition to the teachers gum'
and took a seatwo theright.of the Chtor, Which was in the year 1911, via: for the city of W
filled by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. ' Baltimore three; Cumberland (M. D:
The Royal CuatttssAw then said, that the object dtia, two; George Town (U. Col
of the Meeting. was to receive the Annual Report (Penn), and Nashville (Tenn.). Ile
from the Committee. The Report, which would be sure this year in adding the following
read by the Secretary, had for its objects the progress cession :Annapolis (M. D.), Petersbu
0( the Institution in the establishment of schools in terAlf. A.), Etnittiburg, Hagerstowts
- _ - Ills burg I(Peen.), Le:Willow.' (V. A.),

the British dominions—its prospects in foreign pa. _ _.
_ids ---
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—its endeavours to obtain some co-operation from Courtly (V. A.), teredericiitowit
*lather Society which had been established for the lastly, Freilericksburg.(V. A.)
education of the poor of the Church of England es- In British America, Schools of cm
eiesively—and lastly, the conduct of the man from nitutle have been formed by the
whose exertioa the Society arose. Ile was very Bromley, a very active sod Nicene,
happy that be then held the Chair in the unavoidable Society has been formed in that Corr
absence of his Royal Brother (the Duke of Kent), . patronage .of his Royal Highness the
which on-all other accounts he lamented, !weenie iie denominated the Acadian Society.
should not then be obliged, as otherwise he should i [The Report also states, that an
have been, to animadvert on conduct which all must been made to the Archtnillop of
se deeply lament. . ; President of the National Society fot
Mr. icatett Fox then addressed the Meeting, and of the l'oor, to request the co-opera
begged to apprize them that a paper which had been ' defy in the support of a school at
delivered to them on their entrance to the room (from the condition that the schoolmaster aheilsiti
Joseph Lancaster, it was supposed) had not been son instructed on Dr. Belt's System,
sanctioned by the Committee, or persons entrusted the National Society ; the British. Soviet
with the management of the affairs of the Instito. , reserving that children of all relight*"
lion. Mr. Fox then proceeded to read the following'; should be admitted. Ills Great retro--
Report of the Committee:— ~,r i that the fundamental priociple of
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE—May, 1014. i Society being the instruction Hof ..
Since the last Anniversary Meeting of the MembeiVl Church of England oury, that 0l
eae
of this Institution, the attention of the Committee -I they could co-operate in thesup ' N.
has been engaged by a variety of circumstances, not Ito children of other religious .
only interesting as. they are connected with the ja, t stated, that Joseph Lancaster,whlt
stitution, but also as they relate to the KeetimeeP to. the office uf Superintendent, had
of universal instruction itself. . _ ' '.. '''"l spirit of co-operation the Committee.
The present times are big with events eirfcPlaitatei this body had reason 11r believe that
promote the happiness of mankind. The imparting I making exertions to erect another Societ
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of knowledge must ever be viewed as tbe grant' the body ,underkowhich he. was-acting.
means of elevating the human character ; and so far of April hetesigeed the situation of '
as the communicating of instruction is directed to and altogether left the Institution.
affirrd,a universal access to the volume of Inspire- of Education, the-Committee were
non, it is placed upon principles which may unite proceeded equally well ,in _his absence,
Chattians of eVery denomination in one fir et anti only to he deplored for himself.]
vigorous association, having for its object the removal The Report having beethreed, _
of ignorance from the earth. . The Lfsrl of. Dattattay.. moved it
Notwithstanding the many impediments which and printed, which motion was unary
have been thrown in the way of the progress of this Mr. W. )I.&intar,. the Treasurer,
Institution, it has been very gratifying to the Corn- of .the fupds of the Society, by vt
mittee to observe, that the liberal principles on which that the deficiency was "treater that
it has been founded, have continued to animate and . year, by about 5001., which :erase
keep alive the exertions of benevoleut individuals in ' mittee having taken on themselves
all parts of the B,itish Empire. ; Lancaster's, for paper and other
In the past year, new Schools for boys have been from the printing apparatus which
formed by Masters trained at, or supplied by, the In-; among the Society's assets, basin;
siltation, at Carmarthen, Camberwell, Gloucester,' Joseph Lancaster for the benefit-of
Bentham, Horncastle, Huddersfield, Larenliam, ditors. The deficiency otherwise
Leighton-Blizzard, Margate, Peebles (N. B.), Scar- ' legs than that of the former yel r
borough, Sherborue, Staines, Walpole, Worthing,' said, that since he had entered t!
Yarmouth. ceived, through S. Whith l
eeed, Fe
111 The svretriip- olii, Meal, =et; ripe to 'be form—id Byron . lerretti epplattroD, lied "
on the British System.. It is with peculiar pleasure Eardley.---pepleuse.3 ..
the Committee notice the recent formation of two': Mr. WHITBREAD . rose to ma,
Societies for the instruction of children of the labour- on the most painful part of the
int; Irish, both of which have received the assistance had heard read—the acc•eant of tl
of this Institution. • . , person to whom the Institution
One-School has been established in St. Giles'i, Since the exhortation which ,Jose)
and another in Mary-le-bonne; in theerSchools se-' received in the place where-they .
veral hundred children of both sexes are receiving had notrat all desisted from proceed)
education. interests of the S )ciety, and had
Likewise the Committee congratulate the friends serted it by resigning the office
st,
be(

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l'iltti.grATESMAY:
Will be at its „ , DAMNS' 10417TITION
state of things, FOE TO. EDUWWN OF THE POOR.
E.ep up tile price
.reby to detract A. General- Meatlng of 44 Illgoars of thts
elm The only Talent Institution took plss at Ifronseasons'
emporiri incon,, on Saturday last.. The assam4ly• was mamma

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rii4g= dimat . .
he Deli& OVA • 4 .•
lett. 9choolmas.l '
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'ce of the Sys-.
hat kingdom. .
e received front, •'k
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a %.liicia the liti4, t ",
'acre has been. a , -
to United Stat..% . - l' i
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ilthert Ould, hi, •
, it 8 pyra; ti-- ' I ii.
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gnalifted by hint ' 1
iltfatiltinatoti and ..
!).) and,.Alexatt-
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;1..), (ireeocostte -.
e has great plea:: .
a in regular sue- t
shurg,°Winches.s: •• • i
AO. D.). 1-itis.,, . ,
i King ‘Vitt.ienc.
(M. 1).), and". -• .: f
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intiderable Mag.', .
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azettcy .Of MU:" ' 1 ,
/Nat Mail ;•nittl Ai • • .- 1
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auntry nailer our
e Duke of Kent, • -,
1 application hint: i
Canterbury, at ' 4 ,-
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,r the instructiont.; • f
ration of that Sos f ' • * . .
1 Canterbury, oili. * • . . -• ,
ahetilse be a per* ' •..
nn, appointed by..
ierjety, however,
lions . perstitteintis: • .
• , .
toriod kt answer, ' 5
of -.toe National •c.
eta poor of the• t
int impo.sible that•
ay sett, of open, • Ittnts
• it *liillso 1
• . - I
t
heel' appointed
4 tint acted in the #. '
rnmittee, and that
that he had been
Society, hostile to . •,
ing. On the 16th •
of Superintenilautf .
. But the system •
happy to say, t*d ~
.
)sence, which -Ittet.. • .
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that it be received •
nituously.agreed to.
~ reed a statement . .
which it appeared' i
tan that of the last
,se from the Can-
n a' debt of Joseph
ter stationery, and
h had been rattled .. ..
...,.
ring been sold by .• '' I
of his privare cre-
e would have been . .
r. Mr. Alien then . . .
the room he had re- •., • _
:4q. lObl. from Lord
1051. from Lord ,' 'i
'eke some remarks : ..
Report which they • •
the misconduct of a ,•: .. .
owed so much.— , % ' •
lepit- Lancaster tiad•
were then tact, he •
eedings hostil., to the
I at last entireiy de. •
4, which, with a N. ,
towed on him, and
;m the present Meet-
rsuaded, arose front, •
. .
urcessirely discarded
riend%—all who were •
led the friendship of
czatau
hnse.eserti,,,, be And
- ' tied in
lip . .
in with s' .., , •
di,putatinus Irto:
wer hiAe.tieen ktiowit
folly4o..assert, that:
40te
seivendo time on the . ~'.4 a.. . i •
rßscrikilled them, and ... •-•
Wiends: they were bay 74‘.... .. . '. .
4ends they were also)."14;; • ~ •
ee purified his reasoni. •
t• *Nerd him thole • •
'old never perish foi ' •
hey should notpermit,
ce temple which helm/It:*
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nost of their pawarf.. .
, .
its circle all the na.
Fhtr.W.thenalledert . .
tas of Ladles, which
. ,
mg the benefits of edu- :
S:
'Abet be .the. most ef.
eir ruin, even in this
oyal Chairman On be-
is right hand.—[4p- .
alto and his Illustrious-
:of years exerted them-
eblic good, no ./
plater
i that there was adopt-
so ,_I
....:
bettoeolent and so'. ,
Ir. W. aftet- alluding, •.,as ••,
op diffusing know ledge 44,P*
esl which had been ,
Ewing "" That the title •
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