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' alio, ..m...... soars v*ooo rt hypes +4 4 ;1 - .141 - -t“ 1 . ,t”. . i ( 1 :14. ' - . - LL . r a._ ' ... . ' " t. .I V4t/ '_ ' • .... .... -.- NIEbtreMPIIIIIIIMI-__ . - 1 • . 4 ., JIUMMa 4775. t.,,,„,., LONDON - , THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1818. TO TH E OF BAST INDIA STOCK - :1' t;•ri • PRICE SEVE%-pENO.II. I.AbiltS 11) • • ARnisft A USTEI4.2 intila;r • of The Curfellersey. -f ilte THRATRR-ROYAL, CQ VRN T 42 A DR I. TIS EVENING, THURSDAY. April HIS he acted (Nth time) the New Mesita, Drama 4.4 ROB ROY NI ACG II EGO R OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Sir Frederick Yensmp, Mr. Egerton; Itasiteigh Osbahli rtorse, Mr. Ahbott ; Francis Osisablistome, Mr. Sinclair; Owen, Mr. lltottettard ; Captain Thowston ' Mr. Conner; Rob Rev • Mocereew Campbell, Mr. illareesdy ; Demenl, Mr. Wirt! ; Nintirh and Robert (Rub Roy's Saes), Mr. Sutton and Master Parsioe; Melee Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; !Nibs Nicol Link. Mr Llama; Jubilee, Mr. nimmosims. Dens Valuta, Miss ;nephews; Matti', Mrs. Sterling; Jane Mardpine, Mlle Laois; Batty, NM Whet ; Helen Mac gregor, Ms. Egerton. After which, the Melo-Dramatic Remanee ALA ODIN ; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. Aladdin, Miss Fable; Abanasar (the African Magician), 141,r. Fade • Rowse (his Minot, Slave), Mr. Grimaldi. Priem* Ilerboolhoutleme, Miss Shaw; Widow Ching Mos. tapha, Mrs. Innwsport. Tlw new Musical Drama of Rub Roy Macgregor, or AskS Lang Syne, will be repeated on Saterdey, Moodily, gad Trembly, and three times a week till farther notice. To-morrow, the neir Tragedy of Fazio : Biasses, Mks O'Neill. After which, the Dramatic Romance of Cyan's. The Opera ref The Devil's Bridge will be produced, for the first time at this Theatre, on Saturday Weft CVOS i &lino, Mr. Benham. A new Tragedy is is preparation, and will speedily be produced. ROY .AL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE, It...painted and Reembellished. rrillS PRESENT THURSDAY, April 2, I. 1418, and Two Aillowiag Enmities, lb. Performances wail amateur, wish a favourite Comic Marietta, called 'TRICK FOR TRICK ; • OR, THE MAN AND THE MAID. Brass. Mr. riasoalliane ; Captain 071anire, Mr. Fits minim ; John Aluut, Mr. Fitswilliaas (his fourth appearance in those rhararters). Lucy Mrs. N. Weston ; Madams L'Avsrr, Mrs. H. Westua ( h er (mirth appairsaso than two 81111.011 In the course of the Firer, a Comic Medley, by Mr. Fitt +Miura and a popslar Comic Duet, compassal by MiieW ; by Mr. Fetswilliam sad Mrs. H. Weskits. After which (105 h time), a grand Melo.draniatic is rie It a Spectacle, with sew Music, Scenery, Dresses, sad Deco. rabies, called THE THREE TALISMANS. With a Gnuil Turkish Overture, composed by De Wilt. Alamos°, (aa Egyptian Bey), Mr. Ridgway; Dobai (Ms Pavuoriir)„ Mr. Smith; Osman, Mr. Johnsou ; (hears (a Pi nk Chief). Mr. Rowell; Hulks.' (his Lieutenant), Mr. Ironer') ; Zinisi (a Pirate Leader), Mr. Lee; Nourcildin (a Pishernisii), Mr. Short; hoof (his Cousin), Mr. nis i/411nm ; Barbuklw (a immure! Genius), Mr. Wat kins- Aitken' awl Lin leis's, (Assnoaat Genii), Miss R. Adcock and 3 isa Brett; Entine *(Daughter of Alamo/or), Miss Chrrry ; Weide (an Egyptian Lady), Mrs. Brookes; Amine (Sister of Isiah Miss la lhe cyanic of the Piece,m The Pirate's Glory," by Mr. Leonard. A Parody es " Let Fame sound the Trumpet: . by Mr. Mien. NNW SCENERY. The Sra.side Cottage of Neureddin, bon; and Amine, with a di s tant View d a City N the Coast. and Duper y:Paral appearance of an etselsanted Goldin* Galley.--Cke. reeirristic View near Gravid Palace of Al. nianime—Public Square. in Gm masorplsosed Cottage sad hay To whirls will he Anted r 111, 2 • • 711 RA TRI4IIO VA L e DRURY-AA If 11. TEVENING. THURSDAY. April 2. their Moirstfee lervivals will perform the Coined, of ...0 THE DOUBLE GALLANT. Afar which, Ild time, a at* Frye, esllal Tit er tEEPING DRAUGHT. po se i ri ) Hoottes. Mr. Gatti., Mr. Air. lard, 'Mr. Mr. Knight, Mr. Cavalry, Mr. Matas, Ilia lairs, sod Mrs. Rorie,. The Doors to be opened at Mx u'Cloek—the Play to begin ot flawat. bevel le.; Iliewerd Prier. 3e. 14, —Pit. 3s. Sd.; *wad Pelee. 3a—Lower oaffery, L.; Seciad Price, le.—upp er Gollra, le.; Secend Price, N. BUMS sad Places to be takes of Mr. Spring, Rotunda, Beydgeostreet, tram Teo till Poor, and of mann way he bat • Private Des The new Arm of The Moepiess Draught will be per- forated every Avesino Sill Inaba *Nice. Tameorrow, She Comedy of The Coate:leafy. Mr. teat will sapper in the coarse of the amino week, sod tarp speedily make Me flat appearance as Baratta* in • ?m re ad, toosied on Mirlevrelo Play of The Jew of 111:Ita. A Coate Opens. is three arta. railed The Lady of the 111•erer. wale ea* Music by Ur. Mash the swiping! Composer of the Piece). is in active revival, and will shortly be pro- duced. Various other Novelties are in active preposition. ing Punt, Sm. ace. • time). •n entirely now Bor ed on Soonest's cakbratal kit., is Two Aria, Nasal, raile.l Silt LAUNCEI.OT CREAVES. Sar lueserior Greeter, Mr. Hoselley; Mr. Gomel, Mr. flifurel; Capaiu Crewe. Mr. Adcock; Squire Sycamore, Mr. Wsell; Jerome Gobble. Mr. Serhibi, Surgeuts Fillet, Mr. Lawyer Clerk,. Mr Simi; William, Mr. Kirby; Timothy Crebabree, Mr. Fitzwithain ; Si MINN Mr. JUDAS. Serene Direr!, Mire Taylor; Mrs. Gobble, Mira lleilefid; Mrs. Curglip Mn. Bartlett; Dully Cuwelip, lire. Waukee. Ia Ad I. Mr. Slants will introduce the favourite Son of The Peet Captain." In the swim of the Mee will be exhibiterl, amens ether new Scenery. Inferior of a Country Ina—Picturesque View re a Rosetta Abbey, by blesslight—Romaatic Gipsy Haring, ke. Sit.; Pit 2a.; Gallery Evzht. Mare, for the Ilexes to he taken of Mr. Roomer, at the r .x-011irr, near flat Stage-rtuor 01 the Theatre (where Free ,...itniosiolia for thr Seamen may be porehaard, anti a private 11.11 ritgaird nitrinly); and, for the sicernnininlation of frwilier at that curl of the Torre. al Ike Bureau Je Specta. Writer,* Exchange, lurid-street. Leers open at Half-peat Five, to begin et lislf.past Sia. - at Half-past TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION.. By Mr. COLLINS, At 1. Aortion !toots, Union -street, Town of Pert..., oa 1 10:\ Dit Y NEXT, 16e6tb Day of April, ISIS, and the foiloainn Dori, at Nix ii'auels, A coLLticrioN 17NREDEEI1E1) PLELX:ES : comprising Gold, Solver, soil Metal 'Werke ; tooted Plate ; Sleta's and Women's IVrartaig Ap -14n1; Ilea mad Table Liuen Berl Handing', and various ''hir Aitirl.s; pledged in Months prior to and in the Mouth of Aped, 1817, with the following Pawnbrokers. wit. bliss, Coll. g..atecel; Sayer, Havaut-street; Kemp. Marl boros/Is-for ; Hunt, Orilisaiicr-ruw ; Nalboo, SI. James's street ; aril SI aplelord, Fr...lariat-street, Town of Portsea tlow. ; soul Gilbert , Charlotte.-row, Island of Purl•im t with price, Warblington-street; Dorsky, M. Cilbert, 110001-oler , I; and Ds:Tereus, Broad. "reel, Pos ~,,, tie: with Tayler,Soothaerett t King, South. meet gatnrtt, North street mud Host, North-street, be 'it actl, sad Catat,gut dat tht ['Won. • /FINK ELRC HON or SIX DIRECTORS nf tlw EAST INDIA COMPANY Wig eppaised Air WEDNESDAY, Ike Sib Aped Neil. she Per Yeti and loins is spurted fie the fillowiag WILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE, Ls. JOHN HUbLESTON, E N . 'RICH. CHICHELET. PLOWDEN, Est. tiEHROE RAIKFA, Esq. DEO. ASRRCROIIBIE ROBINSON, Esq. JOHN THORNHILL, Eq. Which will such oblige Lillis aid Onallenstli. Year must hamble Xeres's, Jam 'maws. Jibe 15.414, V • Hugh Lindsay, James Palsies, • John Lamaism. Alexsadm Allan, Campbell Mirjuribeeks, IYillias Asiell, JAN Morris, Jamb Bomplatt, • Edward - Party, Ruben Cane**, Theism Reid, - Joseph GM's, • David &mit, Jeans Daniell, Gte.nlv Y ou tiri. Samuel Davi*, .Taylor, Wm. F. giphiusear, • t i t toy TIMNIMP, Charles Gram, 'William 'Tigris, • John laglia. Lit bona Haute, March 25, 1518. PATENT WRITING RENOVATOR, A Solace to Tremo► •nd Debility is the Use of the Pro. ADI ES or Gentlemen who experience ■ny M. 41 difficulty is writing, ocessiosed by tremor, weakness from age, or utherwire, heat of climate, over exertion, ner vous arectium, a habit of bolding the pen improperly, or bad style of writing, may place every confidence is Ibis in vention, sod will bowl it an imeetiosable friend, improving upon acqeritataace none out appreciate its effects so well as those whom it is istended to benefit, only such will be attended to. Made in Gold, price Two Guineas. Sold for ibe %desire by Mr. Ridgway, 110, Piccadilly, Mr. Williams,ll, Slrmod! and Mr. Averse, 3*, Cornbill. This day is published, prier M. la hoards, a New Edifies, heist' the Sistreeth, of INTERCEPTED LETTERS; or, the Two prosy Post-Bag. By THOMAS SHOWN, the Tanager. Printed for James Cerpeater and ft., Old Doed-street ; sad Tlmmoss Wilkie, Paternoster-row. Of whom say be had, price Se. la boards, with Six coloured Plates, The CUTTER, is The Lectures epos the Art sad Prac tice of Cloth% Priced., Acspudataacee, and Relations. SUPPLEMENT TO MR. EUSTACE'S TOUR. Is the Press, wed speedily will be published, by .1. MAWMAN, 38. Ledisde.street. ATHIRD mud SUPPLEMENTAL voillMn, iw Mn . , is Mr. EUSTACE'S CLASSI CAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. Ity Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. F.RJ. V.A .I. The late Mr. Enslave ova in Italy collecting materials for a third Volume of his Classical Tour, whoa he was muldmily snatched from his friends and from the world, in she full maturity of his ietellettaal powers, but is the early bloom of his literary fame. la the farosteahle reerplina and exten sive circulation of the two lest Volame• of his Tour the Public hart borne testimony to their cooviction of his learn ing sail his lute. The repent Volume is inteoded to cons piele the labours of Mr. Eustace, to enpply his °minium% and le describe those parts of Italy which he had not visited, and which others liavereldiras explore!. The Author of this Volume has been particularly anxious to extend the harm ,iii. ledge Or the Inierior this Classical Region, into which so few travellers hare trated, and of which au little is known. Re has, et I same lime, entered its coalmen by • Tour round the whole !dead of Sicily, an Account of Malta, an Excursion to Pala, is Istria, and a Description of the celebrated Mossuterim of Minitorrrat, is tipaiso, sad of the Gras& Chartreuse, iu Prance. ALL !JUST BI DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY. l'wo Grsiul Prises of 30.000 Pounds 34 other Capilots of 5,01101.. 1,0001., ice. kr. Above IAOO Prise. of 1001, 501., ire. ae. Asset the First Blank will Ilse Four Pipe, of Port. N.B. Allhooels TWO•TIMIR011 of the Tirkels have kern of the Growl Primo monis is Ilse Wheel for_ __ XING'S THEATRE, OPERAsHOCSE. IrrHE GRAND MANQUERADM AND SPLENDID FANCY SALT, to he given by Mr. ARERTT iu holiour of the approackiNg Alarriage of leer Royal Mistime the Primrose auzmir..ris and his Serene Highness the Tripes of HESSE HOMHOURG. will the place on MONDAY NEXT, llle All, sof Aril, 11111 P. Farther partiewlen of liS Novel Amsl4cment will he stated is " THE WORLD," and in the Morning and Eno. lag Papers. 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All persona wiakiag for separate goats on that night. are revolted le apply aa soma na pomilde, either at lice Hun. (Mice of the Eames Theatre, or to Mr. William muns, at his Political Readiet-fluomm, No. 6 2, Pall-Mall. Any party, large or assail, limy (by au early application) be accommodate. with Private Sapper Rooms. The Doors to open at Nine precisely; Sad the Company are requested to assemble before Tea o'clock. Whirs of every descriptive, and of tba very best qualiiy, ota7 be bad. "THE WORLD." and Feddmiabte Noonday nn.l Mon day Chronicle. me, be bail (rum every Bookseller mid News. ma in the United Kingdom. This day is publiohed, price 20r. boards, ( I HURCH-OF-ENGLANDISM •nd its CA TECHISM exasnioed: preceded by Strictures on the EXCLUSIONARY SYSTEM, as putrobod in the IA. TIONAL SOCIETY'S SCMOOLS: iseuripsysd with Pi relli, •iews of the English ondlletrilisb lishablioltod sod Nun- IbMbilsbod Cborehes; pod oosioloditsg wish Itemediss pre -I:sse:beeaks issilsabid, sod no Exassinatiosi of the Par- Spasm et On Reruns lately patterned, and still parssing: inelsoliwg the proposed New Chemises. By JEREMY BENTHAhI, Bracher of Lauculo's Inn, and late of %Deem's College, Oxford, 111 A. Loudon : Printed, 1817: Published, ISIS by Elluglians Wilson, Royal Exchange. On the Ist implant was puhlisbed, price Is. tii.Wooty eiehth Number of TILE MONTHLY GAZETTE OF HEALTH : costaining a Biographical Sketch of Dr. Robert Hooper--Advice to aged People, by Professor Carlisle—A• Accused of newly-dimovereil Remedies for Rheumatism, Whitlow Scrofulous Cough. Itch, Scald head, flout, Bilious arosplaints, recent Wounds, ke.— Dime se Sleek sad Wbite Napillia, and of the supposed won derful effects./ Wommibe, iw insuring lorgevity sad preserv ing chastity. hc--Reteipis for the Black Drop and crystslia. ed Carbosais of Marini I,Reemarks on Messrs. Cooper's nod Traveres Book, sod floral object—On two monstrous . Opera. I It. George'. Hospitals—Os IPreparatioes Lord • Mess at it. Gay's and Henry's Magnesia, and WI the -. of dpatbeceries• Hatl— The Cass of a Noble who lately died Dear Panthers— Sketch of the Pusions--Deseription of a bunting Lamp without 11.01—.Compoaiiien of Dolby's Carminative, itc. Sold at the Medical Hall, 171, Piccadilly; by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; and ell Booksellers in the United osawo, THE LAST DAY. T. BISH, the Contractor, had the pleasure to sell in 16 !chorea, No. 1,706 the Ilaly 30,6001. yid drawn, besides nearly half the Capitals that have been drawn, wed 110t11 the Blanks entitled to Four Pipes of Puri Wine mach. Thereon hot few Tickets and thaws noir In sell; there fore T. BISH respectfully invites his Friends to Moose immediately the Two Twistrit Twowsanos, either at 4, Contelmt., or 9, aliante-Clioss, where, is the Last Lottery of Three Prises./ Thirty Thousand armada. BIN sold them ALL! And having already sold in Shia Lottery the may "met. yet drawn, may out the wools of the Poet be psredmil in so) lugs TAle (e *pries Tide of RIMEIVI beck, Which itulen at Me Ilswd, lea& to Toga Ferftnte. 1 IRELAND. -.No— i et! LIMERICK ASSIZEL 'ammo'. moil, 21. Yesterday Lawrence Kenna, John raise, and Denis Donohue, were indicted. for that they being evil-disposed persons, not regarding the laws of this realm, did wickedly and maliciously conspire against Mr. James Naylor, by procuring a woman of the name of Mary Connell, falsely to swear a rapt against him, with a view of taking away his pits. Mr. CENNETATIVER, on the part of the prosecu lain, stated the case. John Hurley acorn. Was in Kenne's employment last July, as an apprentice ; was at work in the shop; all the tra verser* were present; heard his master say-44 By the immortal God they would be revenged of the big gutted rascal ; we'll have the rascal out of Limerick, and have all the besioess to ourselves." Donohue said. is My pert shall not be wanting ; I'll get a woman to swear a rape, and banish him out of town ; we can join in the expense." Cross-eraneined.—ls 19 years old ; Prisoners were all in the shop at the time ; the woman was not ; told Keeffe of the affair ; told Naylor also what he knew of it at his house, that they would carry their threats into executio►► ; did not go to Naylor till Keefe came to him ; was not promised any thing ; is now in Naylor's employ. Kenna tore his indentures, end was going to beat ; was angry with him ; was never in gaol ; was put in tl►e poor-house by Kenna for playing buttons with other boys; did not steal buttons ; did not cot pearl buttons out of one man's coat 111111 put them into another's; is quite inuocent of any such charge. Mary ;Connell swore. Ideotilles Prisoners ; they gave her spirits and hiade her drunk ; she swore the informati 111 l s evilest Naylor for a rape, before Alderman Wilkinson. previous to last Assizes; was promised 501.; got 30s. from tl►ent to do it, and banish him from the town ; wily she was made drunk, she would cut her throat first ; went off to the country after her conscience told her she did wrong; was drunk when she swore the informations; was always drunk ; had 110 conversation with them but wheu she was so. ,Was iu gnol . • week before the Assizes ; was very drunk when she went before the Magistrate ; knew nothing about it ; got more liquor utter she came out; was made u prisoner by Kermit in June Intl. Alderman Wilkinson depoited, that the infornia tions were sworn on the *4d or July ; she wan sober before bins ; if she was otherwise he would out have taken iheni. Pot Connell, brother-lc-ism to 'Allay Connell, swore dist he met the Peisainers before lout Aasires Mary C coming from Aldritasis Wil kiason's house. sifter swearing the iiii . orinstions said it was a rape site was siva:tibia ; saw Keima give her rotor motley waii*.l*ltiotsa to drink. Cross-r.rairdued--:-Ilas no regard for Naylor— never told hint ; got la .onstowoos to Wend ; the told him *last she had bre.. Hugh Gratrix sworn—l-IA x raaveristion iu Oc. totter lest with the Prisolwr, Laurence ; told hint he 111* J:1111eN DOOollur pay part of the money that was making up fur Nlary Connell, rod that Michael Faliy. another broker. desired his wife to pay his piers of the issiliscriptioo money ; declared to him, that Fshy suol, " We are all sold. xs you told about the 30zi, note that Mai)? Coniiell got." • Croat-crantined—iterer offered to swear fur Mr. Holster. any thing he should be desired—is a Lawrence CMlCeeffe, !worn—Was in Company with the Prifousters in Mary-strl.et, when they ol►eu ed the bosineas of about NayloP—he put it down in writing nn the spot—made no threat, or promise —they thought by telling the story themselves, they would get rid of the hua nesr--they more the confession voluntarily before Alderman %%Illation—witness *its prettent. The affidavit of Denis Donohoe, and the confes sion of Laurence krona, were then read, and the prosecution closed. Mr. James O'Brien swore that the Prisoners were men of good character. Mr. G. ff. levers swore that Gratrix was not to be Iseliered on his oath, having at a former period offered to swear any thing that should be de‘iretl. The Rev. Mr. flanraliati gave the Prisoner* ex cellent characters for bour►ty and industry, and took pains to ascertain the character of Gratrix, which he found to be bad. John Stock and John O'Neill were also produced to disprove the testimonies of the witnesses on the prosecution. and the latter was confronted with Alderman tVilkinson. who asserted his evidence to be false. O'Neill swore that if they gave I motley. he would not lake it. • The Learned Judge then recal►itnl iced all the evidence, and commented on the vasious parlour it with his usual discer ttttt eta. The Jury left the box, and in a few minutes returned, finding the Prisoners Guilty. In passing sentence, the Souctrott-GENERAL. said, he regretted the inadequacy of the law in ton alluwing him to extend it. If it was in his power, he would ►end then► to the place of execut the Jay after, as, in his mind, the crime of which they were found guilty was us abominable as that tor which lie fantail it his duty to send an unfortunate 11100 10 the gallows a few days enter. Seldom* Kenna to be imprisoned twelve months, pay a linear 501. and stand in the pillory one Iniiir—Denis Donohoe, nine months imprisonment, to pay a fi n e o f 201. and stand in the pillury—and Laurence Krung, to be coe iaal six suoatba.aud pay 51. It is ■ singular coincidence and worthy of re mark, that the business which oecupi✓tt the Judge in the Court on Good Friday, should have been the investigation of a conspiracy to swear away the hfe of an innocent matt, and that the money given to the Noe *nuts% was exactly 30 pieces of silver. On Saturday Daniel Kerma and Denis Donohue were pillared in the presence dr several hundreds at the Exchange.—(Linierick Chronicle.) CAVAN ASSIZES. •'. ' 4 " PC s ll °' . 4 " I Bridget Magehern, otherwise lihrrity, was tried fur the intirdor of her husband, Wm. Xiagolaern, ou the 31ot of December last. First witness, Patrick Dolan, proved that hr was iu Magaheru'is house the day after the. murder was committed, and saw lire deceased wills his arm broken; lie proved also that he had heard deceased frequently accuse his wife of improper connection with Owen IN'Teirgire, who was also indicted as a principal in the first degree in said murder. The oreconil witness was Bridget Magahern, daughter of deceased and Prisoner, a most in. tererting child, about twelve years old.—Recollects the night bar father was murdered ; witness, her mother. (the Prisonet), her four rasters and brother, of whom witness was the oldest, slept together in the same bed that night ; deceased (her father) slept On a bed of straw in the earner of the kitchen, with a blanket over I ; APTeagee came into the house that night; iii the middle of the night witness was awoke by tit- shouts of her father, whom 51‘Tengue was wintering ; witness wished to rise up, but was prevented by her mother, who held her down in the heal hy the hair of her head ; she saw her father's body lying on the flour ; her mother asked M•Teague if lie had roue the job, and said that she would fix him in the bed; witness then shut her eyes with fear. Frederick Ellis, a Coroner of the County, held an inquest on the body of the deceased the day sifter the murder, and stated, that the distil on that occasion told what she had proved on the trial. The Prisoner, in defence, denied the whole, and said that what the child swore was altogether false, anal that she had hero iuslructed to give that testimony. The child Was here re-examined at great length: She denied that she had received any .ugh instrile tions, end adhered .trietly to her farmer testimony, which so of ireted the Court. that the Learned Judge was observed to shed tears for some time. The woman was found guilty, and sentenced to be execdted. She then pleaded pregnancy. dud a Jury of Matrons was empsimielltd; who, after an investigation. decided that ere was in that state ; iu cousequiroce of which the execution of her sets trite will end take place until after the Dell Assizes: Upwards of forty persons were tried for 04'6)(14 against the Revenue Laws, all of whom. with the exception of about three, either submitted Orr west found guilty: I NU 1 7 ,1 t; 7'U It RIZ.V. • • • • • • . . . • .• •• .I beg to address yomflentleinen. of Isehnif pf a CH 'MO. tit whirl,. as men and tellov-sttlijitis, we are air.leeply inetrea4 ; weellisiraliteei of tar CitClatttlftlitttrrowtft . titOwt OtO.lll we employ as tipsuratitee indite 'arson: mailisfactuits— Many of you, win. bites- received a• lilwral 'educAtion't .will, I ens sore, aridiowledge that it is I subject of great NA. t WOW isssisurenuee, nod will oeustiler it with enure Just nod etilmgeit viewee, Mute re Miro* .prenOples of issusisdinfa grilse mull laigaest. ' eaah-lt womb' fie eerreueoption it me tsvolfer. any rapt...pillow of that which most Already .lA'' obvious to them ; but there are others who have not lire., ▪ foreussaer—who have never bad the leisure to 4111141 V tar Skink shoot matters of tills miter*, and fur thetas wily are lhd following observations ittletided. .• IMictices now lot wall in our Manufacturing system, which have heel' produced by circumstances, ..sit under the • woutrol of any itidividuid, and for WhiCh,lbreeOwe, nu to eividnal can he jostle blamed. They art, however, note 'tonal, the source of most grievous evils, nod sound is. the way of implovements in the condition of our working. flames, which are essential to the well heiog tti the Stsit, end without which indeed its ;security 01.1.1 net ou 4 vei y precarious fonuilatien. I refer to the premature entp!iiy, meat of children; and to tire tiorrosidahle tern. oestaily labour. noir exacted from mimosa .of all agra who are ..111. Oiled within unr mitostattoritu. It is to thew preeliets we may attribute the wouat efi chi of the manufarturint: system, and if we permit them to continue, through PO f Itlllifft.tellCr to the subject, or from the egriliousliiiii tan,. delusion that they are connect e d wi th t h e prospelity of auk. • . . mansifactnres, we must It •! COUieltt hi stiff... all ilw wild arising truth the inereimiug misery and sheouershieliute of lbw wurktnd Classes. But it la my Mint earnest wish to ca. cite the public attention to this important question, and to do away with any delusion that may exief in your *mirky respecting it—to couvinceyo• that the column tore of theist practices is directly opposed to every iroliviiiudl real in the conutry ; amt that these fruitful sources of evil may be , effectually closed without even di:168.6111,T the iitemeitiale gains of the master utatinfacturer. - Let no deice our 'Menaloll in the Ara pour.',. to the tin. natnral eirennestassees in which the younger part of .:or opt naives are nuw placra. Children are permitted to be em ployed, almost from intuit', in one macitfortures, all 4,f which are more ur less unhealthy. They nee eteetlemned to a mutate of long. protracted and a ovary Mg toil witless doors, at ate ate when their time shodld he exclusively between healthful exercises ill the open sir, and their le hoot celigestion. The utmost violence is Shims offered to usUue at their very outset in life. Their intellectual, as w•.l as their physical pewter, are cramped and paralysed, in stead of Ming •Ilovad Civir proper and 'tutors! drvekpi - meet ; while every thing shoot them einivircor to rend. r their moral character &preyed and daogerues. uut a vigairotis eunsiitation and g. del halide, eliildrcit tau never become really useful sultprets of the titstron.k can their lives he rendered comfort:ll le to thanes-lyre, or smitijerionsamaliers. While so Many a 'Janeiro are item me: airily uppoullFto tbst mode of trait,, g for the rivior, z. sir ratiuo, which humanity used expedient y so strongly retsina: mend, moiety is alone to blame fur the inthevillly h ail our. feting that may arise within it ; the ettnopring of nor poor awed continue to be squalid aud wretched—to be Untaught fur any good, or vailly useful purport, but adosirehly trio - 00d to effect their owls misery-11414MM! 10 Ilia tide the !Warr aaga society in their younger days, end al ate early perhoi to he come a burden on the ainatintsity fat the remainder of Ile, eating that bread it, idleness, which, if the Stale tend jail,' ire to them or to itself, would sever be elk Med lay sue, nut " use rurally infhorf, except as the reward of mortal intensity. 1 conceive it to be a feet which cols-ism liptal!y with the re pericoceor every one of yon 141 it does with tither, that dm labour of a child, strong sad lienltley, p , osesstd of i , trill - getter, / and of guard babas and dispusilioct, is infinitely more valuable than glint of one nice is weak and utilit-ahlisi imbecile iu mind, and of depraved tribal. and dispenci.oue. But though lleis fact is abundantly vivre, it 'many out aortal(' • to you to trace the cause of this ditielenee hr Ina ea the teas individual., and to pee eeive that, in almost every Cum, Shia great disparity is to he referred allugrih. r las the alliferelte • circumstances under which they lave Men iraisicel mid . sw eated. A very little examination and reflection, how, vre, will conaince you that this is the true Miele .4 Ilit ease, a u ,' I will not allow myself to autipuse, that in dm tace of .01 striking a fact, you will any lunger lave any der i.r to aen. ploy the inferior instrument, *MIN by Istan bu l ce 4o h a t iuna as practicable as they are 101111111 r, y„11 may with tertatist, procure the best. No child should he employed Within deers in any amain facture until be is twelve years alto. In thine: tetauieftes:- tares is *lief' dexterity of operation is mush mote castly impaired by children at sot early, thin at a r advativedi period of lift, they sleight perhaps be etiipluyst4 no or.lar tam obtain such fatility,for 64e ur six hours a day olio et ha tweed ten and twelve year' of age; but I am of opisices that env advaistage thus mecums' can be obtained unly lay trtifeht mo ig e ,. s on th e pert of the children, their parents, sod their country. 1 Mink an isitelligent slave-ma. tar would not, uti the Mile principle of petougary gain, employ his 'out% 'lams even ten hours of the day at so misty au age. And we kittivi that jnelicinus farmers will tied piemaimety put their you'll . billets of burden to work; aud that wheat they do put tenni to work, it is with great moderation at first, and, we meet remember lieu, in a healthy atmosphere. pm rhildeme f.usis seven to eight years of age are eauplitted whim young pra. sons aud men Wad wuaatu of all ages, fur 14 or hours per day, in stormy of oar manufactures, tarried use it, balloting's Si which the atmosphere is by no niemis the most favour able to human life. It the well - being of one fellow-creatures lie a more int. portaist object than a iractiunal di ttttt 'mime at the prasse cost of • few articles of commerce, often very sabtlr• u es ; and if that object he a primary kasteid ration Ila any change 111 the practices and habits of society, theta Neatly the soi seat generation has guile for astray Amu die right comm.. when it has exchanged nine bodes of health) and mils! pie.. Jeanie labour, tier fugal* ss hours cif y. soul Often of usekss prnsiciusts entpliquertit. mit e h th e ern ,. Mast of the two stairs us, look tt the la, Miley, minimum Mt le well-trained, Scottish peasant May, Who slid to.s she parY tltial *drool until he is fourteen or Graven yi sus steel--auot thew lawn your eyes to the fable, pak, sod emit feed .flex or cottionmpinsaug els , ldren, sham, at in early age, ere dimm est all the year rueful tome uniaryillg orcupatiou f i e, teems or fifteen hums a day, going to their cuik au slitter before it is light its lime inurnitag. aud remelting lode mitt r dark. And hale I may well ask—liew tamale' we Lay ebildhen, /tighten well se buya.tu be thus emple.yed! any of us permit our slave, if Me *ere obliged w mansinin to be sat treated ? it is but suuemai y to cult your attention lo these facts, amid you Meat issmatsry tae awue VC the injustice and ir ethos !hanky, chic., se thied y n giet opus the OSOOt 6411411N0 1/.14111 its auto ty. At loc. mumeut II feel alahret allimmti to Warm may is-11MM I. Mug oss,setb a sellitet. TOW guy Claims admit, that the Legislature I nes a l i g h t to regulate I fakeer of these helpless elsilamii, :aed that 'us wutaM Mai iiiker *kWh fotonresof OM from !mote oblig ed la! empiey *noes teat woe* Ildwanc4xl age in their Weer but the free labourer, you limy soy, alumni tee per to work. in WIC as he is lithium, fur hue. It time le OW OBSOOloftliftd .ere heady free, sod had Ilse saplleir ma. week nine vt fifteen hours &they, it intel.t he less Ita ••11, y to legislate Os this subject. But what is their actial soma tete in this resret t Are dirt, in soy dallig lint appearwnte, free labuircrs? Wuellil they cwt, 11, fact, be eitiotmllea el. work the cuatousary hours though tiny ware twenty ? %%14,4 entreaties have they—or *hat trieduen i* these in this eau, bat the liberty of starving' Au excess et Wham end c , alinement prematurely sit alga* Wit ••• TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Laiiirs an* GEWILLIIISS, HAVING the h 11111 l ur of being recommended d. roil by she Direcion of the East !mho Company, as CAN DI DATES for the Direction to be chosen ibis Year, we tabs the liberty of revivalist the (avow of your Vete Was day of Birettas, WEDNESDAY, tbs 111 of April WS. Ire are, Ladies sod Geotlesnea °I Your most obedient and most banthle ' Servants, .-L• • WILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE, JOHN HUDLESTON. te• ' RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN, t . GEORGE RAIKES, GEORGE ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON, mit saw4l" JOHN THORNHILL, Bast !mho House, the With Mar* ISIS. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM. Gairttestsw, • 4S the intention of MR. SMITH to r etire from Parlianiret is new generally known, I vesture to offer myself to your notice as a Ceadidate so succeed him in the beeourable *Jimmies of your Reptesestailve. lam encou raged to hope fur your support, partly by the Satter* minimum received from several respectable quarters, bat priscipally by the enovietios that an malierahle attachment to the peat principles of Civil sad Religious Liberty will met be coosidered as the hest recomenesidation to year in &periled suffrages. I obeli arise the earliest opportunity of peps( my ver meil' respects to every one of yes; sod tessain, is the was lime, Gestlentes, Your asset toliediest and faithful Servant. THOMAS DENMAN. Leicester Amine, March 11, ISIS. =