The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-24 00:00:00

tilE STATESAIAN,

seppoit the Imposer, thoegh it is evident toe real
amis. was, to admit the Master's schola►s into the
College; for, it is said. much less Man half the in-
come of the Charity is sufficient to meet all the pre-
sent espences incurred on account of the School ; and
sorely it must be so, if I em correctly inform►d,
that the income exceeds 6001. a year ! Soch a sum
endoebtedly is equal to obtain all the adventurers for
the 12 boys which the kind Founder of the School
intended for them. Again, in under to snake the
College as ocelot as possible to the Trustees, the di.
fiction of Mr CHUNCHER that the boys shall be the
sons of inhabitants of Peterofield has, in numerous
instances, been disregarded; and the sons and nephews
of men, strangers to the town, admitted on their
lebmitting to sipped the infieence of the Lord of
the Borough ; whilst others, whose fathers were more
sturdy and honest, have been 'spelled the School on
oho sole ground that their fathers would not take a
part in the farce of ■n election of Rep tatises in
Parliament for the Borough, which is now sod then '
inhibited there, as you know; or because, es in a
late instance, the father of a boy was employed as
a workmen by a highly respectable individual in the
town, who dared to vote according to his conscience,
and gave only hslf his vote to the Borough Patron, as
they cell him, and the other half to au iodependeut
Candidate
What ma think of ail this here I forbear to tell
you; I will only sly, that we are disgusted end
indignant at it ; and we sincerely hope the Lotto'
CHANCELLOR will take care to see that Petersiteld
shall
' advantages which so nceleot en Institution is calcu-
lated to bestow upon it, by Trustees who live miles
from the place. and seem to think the Institution see.
fel only so far is it promotes their own interested
and selfish purposes, sod who therefore neglect to
husband Its resources; to watt!) the improvement of
r perthe bcoloytshinagwid endfo seelld lodged that
andlhe yboaareriPlerrini.dlhe7Citohllpegroe,
1 according to the directions of the beneficent Folio-
!
der.

Your feelings most be in onisnn with ours. We
look forward with ennidence to the visual, convinted
that Justice and Truth must prevail in the end, end
that this cause will be crowned with the same seeress
which that of Winchester has just obtained, and that
Churches'; College will again be placed in a situation
to prosper and tiou,i,h,

A iIA MPSII IRL FIIELdOLDLR.
Ilnabled.,o, Jul) Ti. ISI9.

7 lIE HARVEST.

The h I will commenre nest week en the
Else: roast, wh;ch is at least three weeks earlier than
last seer.

The hay h tie Ches Lire is nearly fiddled :
the crops are exceedingly ebunalatti. Wheat pro.
aim an excellent crop, and is is a very forward con.
dition. Otis and Ruley lottk estreviely sell. Thus
there is the brighest prospect of plenty both for was
and beast.

An ear of Oats was polled on the 11th inst. near
Limerick, arhieb appeared in lamiant as to induce 11l
Gentleman to count the grains, which amounted tai
the enormous number of 330.

The Plymouth Telegraph says :—" A more genial
shoos than the present is not within the recolloctios
of our oldest inhabitants. The hay ha I,a super-
abundant one, is nearly competed ; the corn is well
kerned and waits only for the sickle; the orchards,
escept in a few partial cases, tees with apples, ■nd
the whole country is a pre fort garden, where each
',Rotative prodoctiou vies with each in the richest fey.
Citify. The promise of Olchards is most scapicioes,
and some very hoe fish his,, beers sisterly caught by
the drift nos, Ind disposed of in our markets at eight-
ponce per dozen.
The h t will be very abundant this year in all
plats of %Ho. In Castile greet atrandance is ruin.
loos to the farmers, for want of the means of trans-
! port.

Estrart of a letter, dated Bambergla, idly 18 :
" Noteithstaading the severe measures adopted by
the Prussian Government to prevent any cornmeal,
cations letting abroad on the subject of the revolu-
tionary machinations lately detected, it cannot fail
that within, short period Ithe Public will be in pos-
session of important intelligence relating to lbw, as
even the Pressian official Ga:elic confess,., that they
'stead throughout all Germany. At Berlin, M.
JAW'S, and many of his scholars, are said to have been
arrested ; bet the real seat of the conspiracy will
probably be discovered is some of the newly-acquir-
ed provinces no the Rhine, and in that of Westphalia,
w here, according to the private letters, some evidences
of a mutinous disposition have already been mani-
fested. If the affair, after all, should turn oat less
formidable than had been supposed, after the ovate-
does intimations of the Berlin Gazette, it must be
owned that they are rather calculetrd to encourage
than to pet a stop to undertakings of the nature al-
leded

On Wednesday Viseoent blet.vrt.t.E arrived at
Sheerness in the Admiralty yacht from Woolwich,
attended by some of the Members of the Admiralty
and Navy Beards, for the porpose of inspecting the
improvements soaking in that dock-yard. In the
afternoon they proceeded to Chatham on a similar
inspection, when they monied to town.
Ryer:moues IlieonT —Yesterday the RECORDER
made a Report to his Royal Highness the Patna
REGENT in Council of the following ce raids en ler
sentence of death In Newgate, via.:—Jrhn Law .r,
for burglary ; Benjamin Noble, Mary lit men, Join
Bader, William Henry Bird, Sarah Ring, an I
Henry Phillips, for stealing in dwelling-bosses;
S. Lyon and E. ten', for stealing goods pi.vately in
a shop ; Sarah Whittle and T. Alabaster, for boon.
breaking ; and Samuel Solomons, for highway rob-
berg.—When Benjamin Noble was ordered for m-
ention on Wednesday neat. The others were respited
daring his Royal Highness's pleasure. The usual
condemned Sermon will be preached in the Chapel of
Newg.te to-morrow.

Wednesday night Mr. John William, of the Hemp-
stead-road, returning home from Hampstead, at about
half-past 1I o'clock, on arriving at a bye put of the
road, three men rushed out upon his, who knocked
him down, kicked and beat hi■ oomercifylly, end
ombbery him of 18t.