CHARITIES.—_Major Richard Corbet_ bequeathed £20, and _Mrs. Judith Corbet_ a like sum, and directed the interest to be expended in books and the education of poor children; _Eleanor Allen_ and _Thomas_, her sons, left £20 for the poor. _William Key_ left £50, the interest to be given to the minister of this parish, if approved of by his trustees, if not to the poor. _Thomas Embrey_ left £10. _John Kilvert_, £5; and an unknown donor £9, for the benefit of the poor. _The Rev. Mr. Price_ left £12. for the instruction of two children. The above moneys were laid out in the purchase of 10A. 2R. 20P. of land, at Coton, which was let on lease in 1757, for the term of 100 years, at the yearly rent of £4. 18s. The premises are stated now to be worth £20 a year. Of the rent, £1. 10s. is paid to the minister, £2. 2s. to the schoolmaster, and the residue is distributed among the poor. _Sir Andrew Corbet_, in 1830, gave £15. 15s. to the poor of this parish. Barkley Richard, boarding school, The Grove Blantarn Robert, farmer Boora Charles, farmer Carline John, quarry master and contractor Cureton Edward, quarry master & stonemason Downes Andrew, quarry master & stonemason Downes Mrs. N., dress maker Downes Nathaniel, tailor and draper Griffiths William, parish clerk Higgins John, farmer Huffa William, blacksmith and vict., Barley Corn Inn Jessop Francis, butcher and salesman Jessop John, farmer, Hill farm Killan John, butcher and horse breaker Kilvert Mrs. Catherine Matthews John, farmer Naylor Miss, school teacher Nelson Arthur, farmer Onslow Mrs. M., boarding house and vict., Elephant and Castle Onslow Margaret, farmer and maltster Phillips William, shopkeeper & shoemaker Smith Thomas, quarry master and mason Williams Henry Parton, farmer Williams Joseph, wheelwright Wood Rev. John, M.A., the Parsonage Wood William Embrey, Esq., the Vineyard HAUGHMOND,