The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-01 00:00:00

BAKERS' COMPANY.

The LORD Cu t!ICELLOR, after citing at length
a ea.e similar to the present, decided by Lord
Thui.low, with the course of proceeding uptvi it,
ridded that he would make a decree to this etiet :
" That it should be refrisred to the I:istar to
point out in what partic ildrs the orizioal plan of
the Society was del,. rise, and C.at having ricer.
tained this, be %%wild order vie Trustees to call
upon the subscribers for aililltiJnal payments to
Make ups sum suffi.i 'et to ati•w .1. the object of
the Satiety, rtslin case this should not he attend.
ed to, he would again order a reference to the,
Mager, to asc, rtain what, eider all the cirremH
stances, would be the most limper method dis.
tributing the funds in the hands of the trus:ests."
Mr. RICHARD% stated, that after what had fallen
from his Lartlship, the parties were disposed to
settle the business without any further interference
on the part of the Court.
The LORD CMCICSLLOR said, thit this would
be infinitely the best way. The worst call they
could wake was a call on the Court of Chancery.
:By settling the affair among themselves they would
save an enormous expellee. lie would himself,
howorer, draw tip the decree which he niu,t carry
hsto execution, in case the parties did not come to
A proper understanding among themselves.

a=.PAILT!—TKC•COTIRYORtt or BRUTON SCHOOL.
This was a petition to remove the Schoolmaster
of the above school, on accou►tt of ne;lect of
duty. •The school had been csublished by a char.
ter of IL jog Edward the Sixth ; but it appeared.
that- the rules directed by the charter hail nut bees
drawn ispreby the Governors, in consequence of
which it wardifficialt to say what was or what was
not misconduct.

The LORD CH A !MELLOR observed that this cor.
poration, like sumo others, appeared, ever since
the origin of tltv charter, to have been murc at.
'entire to the patronage of the business than to
the other duties. Ho directed the GOvertiors to
draw; Op regulations and submit them to the
Bishop fur his approbation, and directed this
Pirtition to stand over in the mean time.

The Casette of Saturday contains an Order in
Council, directing that all Apothecaries, and other
Compounders of Mediciises, &c. shall use the
form, manner, proportions, &c. prescribed in
the revised Pharmacopoeia of the Culiege of the
Facelty of Physic.
The Royal Horse Guards, or Blues, are to be
reviewed tu_morrnw•, on Winktield Plain, by
Lieut.-Gen. his Royal Highness the Duke of Can.
Bat DOI" at 10 o'clock•.
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RIO Da. i4l4linto. 14r n
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THE SWIM _ 1111t11.2=AT RIO DE A-
PI sirto T SMITH.
At a General Melling J Me British Merchants
held this clay, it was re4oleed swesweasowsly that the
following Address shoeld lie promoted to Rear_
Admiral sir WILLIAM Siremtv Seitte,ll.S.K.S.F.
Commander in Chief of the roothised LOA s.d
Portuguese Squadrons is &reit t.

"Fite—Untlerstorelior that TOollty about MoltN Is Rot-
lend. we bee leave to • prPOS *Or ere peel mew IN yew unit-
tine Ifni. stati.in ; but we cannot ellovr IMO to desert without
suouring you If the hixb wiie we totem% of I rest ad-
vantages which the Rritish Commeree of Rio *Janet vs has
derived front the roultnnt and ollielest prwleetiow Worded by
the fumes wider vow direetion curl asessowill.
" WO feel marveled' roost pertlewhwily called upon to return
vnu nor sincere and grateful thanks Ow the timely nod ;impor-
tant infortnation whirls y w home ell 'pervasion imp trici
to a.; and for the very kited, s and onii.onniv indirioot
advice which situ have affierdeJ to many iedhi.fo nth of nor
body. owneverni prohms of commercial difficulty and 'mime-
tame.

" But whilst we eiprew nor regret at losing rat, to
whom a r justly looked with as ouch c wit lrsre. f R protec-
tion. we cannot hot feel so ne t.otttnbttion i s thefull hope thit
you say speedily be appoiated by hi. Mujerat, to a comas:Lod
snore congenial to your feellagr. and which ma• fahsist You
.pp•srtn•titler for the exercise nfeb,we talents which litre ill
f.e.ppnitiv been t•muloie I io the 'kiss old roger N ith
nour to %ourself, :Ad gl•ory to your (wintry.
6' l'ssJ,•r Call hop 6, permit us to present •M nor hest
wither t'ir a prospetuits voyage, and to bid you au allectiastate
farewell.
•• .4.grieri ire the belvtlfand with the request 'fib • Meetiog,
Rio de Jaarizu, this ttth dac of Mi., I 0.
" S. T. NAYLOR, Chairman."

" F•mirevast. "ally 9, 1119.
" —lt is with the most hearif•lt astisfartioa this I iv,.
er:ve the flittering proofs the hlerebnalla yen r p eft•lit are
ple.i.4 to give me by your basis, Mat Ay eare...l rude .Yelen
p. pr .n3n4e the ..nAmiertiai to-r-sti of isar cower, i this
trn t of the w Oil, have bad is su.ne degree the desire l ef-
fect ; I hay.• hero. to.at aasinos to sitars & o r- r 6 opt ••egy
advautacemr revolt on a snore eirte.odel seale t bet of Mi. I
am for the press...a:solved. I trust, Isswear-. I 4111 have
the satisfaction's( knowi n! that year illerells aNI ant sorer
(ram my &WNW, mashie. sae the kalown pawl ii..B and
of my sneens-ar is this rommetri, Rear-admiral ne
Coates. 'the flattering m sneer in whie's you have h Int
piense 1 to .nsovev this unininings address of tae Werels my, if
parible et:limners Ire •11u- of it in nil esti s-atinn. sal I
ca a-sore yeti, that iu whatever line of rewire the rum-
mousil4 of Ns NI aterty's fiditernment may Omni me, I ran ne-
wer come to feel interraed for their pte-perily, or omit to
prods by anv ripponissitv whieb may neer or which I may
be to Mid to fart ;we the mine.
4• l bee von. Sir, to accept f..e morsel', awl to mover to
year principals, my best M-obv for the hnosur von nod t ey
have dine ax nn this nod on all necasi..m., an allow me to
mbseribe myself with truth, regard, and respect,
Sir,
" Your and their f.ithfal fronthie
(Ellgoe.t) " W. SIDNEY S.lf ITU."

Thirteen thousand roilerted from la..
rent parts of the Un.ted wen. lost )ear
transtrl:ted to Bri,ish prisoners of rank iH Fronee,
and by them drstributed among theirinorei odident
brethren, when SOCO ucca.inosol

A young officer, qnite a b ,y, was ordered nn
Thursday sennight to emb foot I olio, and re-
coi.ed 051. by a bill. and 401. in B.ink n,tes, for
his passage and pay. On Friday evesitog. while on
he quartersgallery of the Indimasn, at So. Helen's,
he dropped his pocket-book overboard. contain..
ing these sums. This happened anima It &cluck
et night—he was is a doplotabls hunt
friends nearer to him then Aberdeen. As the mail-
boat, from Portsmouth, wee ero...isg to it) de, ow
Sunday fullowsag, a peesenaer me something at a
diitance in thu water,* and persaaslesl the Captain to
go towards it....it proved to be the r . ket.boonk
with all the notes and palseng..ra, on
inen.ioued this circumstance, and, he less
than an hour,
.the officer was put in ponsessiou of
it. The poket.book was in the ocean from
eleven o'clock at night, on Fri lay, nolo." the sane
hour on Sunday evening. aoil must have gone up
and dow n with the ire .al tides within that tinie—
poct.i.,:., tium Ce c. to Spithead, and back again,
h every .

RIRIII.
On Friti% last. ql. resinCis Of R 4 de. of II win.

111AftetiF.1).
On Menai, last. ot St. Jaiors's. W.ntniimit.r, Mr. Ro-
bert 'dicier, 'on. of WriodbiMge, borolk. to Nt.s Br 4 MS
St•fm,4l, seamed daughter of Mr. Shooods, of ils6tua, in