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FOCETH NIGHT 4W THE NEW COMEDY. THRATRI?-NOYAI. 11A TNANKET. THIS EVENING, Werleiratiav, A ottust 19, sill be perfot'nied the Musical Piece of THE RIVA ' I. SOI.I)IEKS, Leona, Mr. Barnard; Sinclair. Mr. Durand Nipperkin, Ir.Tulely. Miry, Mita Matthews After srbith (4th tinge), a Nrw Canted!, in Three Acts (takes fitiqry popular French Play, latily bratighi forward. iot ), called THE GREEN MAN. The principal Charades Iss Mr. Foote, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Jones, Mr. Tokelr, Mr. Constar, Mr. Terry. Mr. Rm.- Dell, Mr. iratkiusou, Mr. Swint% Mr. Minion, Mrs. Glover, Miss S. Blanchard, sod Mrs. Gibbs. To which will be added. list Faroe of X. Y. Z. Captain Gaillard, Mr. Connor; Gruliblrton, Mr. Waddle. soul; Neddy Way, Mr. Liston; Roscias Alldroso, Mr. Res r,4l; Doddle, Mr. Martin ; Ralph Hemmed, Mr. Tukelr. Maria, Mi-a E. Blanchard; Mr.. Mouser, Mr.. Connor; Betty, Mrs. Waskiusos ; sad Dors Moulmein Mn. Daven port . The new Comedy, called The Green Man, will be repeat ed carry Erreilair till further notice to-roorrow with The Wedding Day, sod The Castle of Andalusia. TIE 11.4 TRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND TINS EVENING, WelnosAay, August 19, a will be produced, a uew Comic Opera, iu Two Acts, to be called JEALOUS ON ALL RIDES; OR, THE LANDLORD IN JEOPARDY. Tlic Merl urr endue+ Music composed by Mr..lolle. The characters by Mr. Harley, Mr IVrt•ncli, Mr. Pear. man. Mr. Willteusou, Mr. Lancaster, Mr. Salter, Mr. Ellis, Miss Caiew, and Miss Love. After which, a Melo Drama. called TIIE lILIND ROY. Stniii.lans (King of &instates), Mr. H. Phillips; Edmond (the I Boy), Miss Kelly; Rialulph, Mr. Pearman ; Glortii, Mr Bartley; Kali:, Mr. T. I'. Cooke; Moho°, Mr. Staruw, Mr. Salter. Kirin*, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley. T 4 euhcluile with (7tlo lime in this Theatre) the Grand liislnrical Ballrt,eallid THE DEATH OF CAP - TAIN COOK. Captain Cook, Mr. T. P. Cooke; his Lieutenant, Mr. Mears; Lieutenant of Marines, Mr. Hart ; Boatswain, Mr. Wainsee; Tersveuboo (King of the Island of 0-why-ee), Mr. Fisher. Kauai (a relation of the King), Mrs. Pinyon ; Sea-no-sulssinktun-yonuk (Heart's Esse), Miss I Steven son; ira ta; gaii-e-gee-anh (Blee Eyes), WA Love. To m 4181 i ,/, The Blind Buy, and The Death of Captain Cook. % New Operate. in Sae art, is is rehearsal, and will rpeerltly he proshicell. The Cowie Opera of The Privateer will very shortly be rvsivrd. FOR COMPLAINTS OF THE STOMACH. Iw. ORI EN rA L YEGF.TARLE CORDIAL„ DY HIS MA JESTY'S LETTERS PATF:NT. WIDE Salubrious Powers of this CORDIAL _IL have been Ling and universally acknowledged by the leo 'many of thousands. It is r pleasant, safe. and effectual P.ostorey in &lions Disorders, excruciating Pain or Simms of the Stomach and Bowels, Sickness, Vomiting, Flatulence, rmilitirs, snit Acidity. It greatly increases the appetite, pommes ilwstion, snit fortifies the Stomach null Bowels. lu Esinting, Lowness of Spirits, Nervous mud Hysterical Atiorhy, it is higliby beneficial ; by bracing the Nerves, cherishin g the Animal Spirits, and giving rigour to the Sys tem. To these qualities must he attributed its having prov ed seri. iemble in Riirionatie cases ; and in attacks of the Gout it has fired the Patient, when every effort of the racolly had bile bird i■ vain. It has also recently been to gauss the excel:rut virtue of preventing sea sickness. The Coral is sold is it. rreatest purity by the Ilatentet'a Ageal. 3lr. Edwards, 611, Paul's Church yard, Loodou, to !omits of da 6d. sad ils. each. FRAUD PREVENTED. rp 4 onoterset the many attempts that are rttily ii made to impose on the unwary • similar'. composi. loon in.leati of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by LAY nod MARTIN, they line adopted a new Label, i■ r bah their &gummy and Address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, i. sarompirnon.ly 'heed its the motile of the Label, that Ilivy trust an mt.-whoa to thin, and the difference of the ehn•b is arlike all letter-picas, will citable purchasers at i.nrr S., detect the imposition. Th. Port JAPAN BLACKING, nude and Sold Wh01e ...1.11 DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Ballwin, and re -14.1..1 is 'be principal Shopkeepers, is Bottles at Ckl.—le-- am: I -. int. each. MERICAN SOOTHING S11:1'1'. for 1 - 1, Childs,* while Cutting their Teeth.— A more vintebt , invissore of the tllicacy of this invaluable Medicine cannot 1 ..1t0d. than to the Co.. of a Child of Mr.. Smith's, N... :11, l'enitrre-strevt, Waterloo-road, the child at 19 what, ' old haviug only four teeth, slid sofferiug tinder the 104.11 alarm:log waste of body, it way emaciated to such a devree il•at it. arms appeared to routain only a fibrins. volt. mance, au !NMe brine felt; is 014 stale tin Child tins. red lan %Thy month,. Incapable of 'Witt( 111111VCii. when tin e .11.erteti her to try the SOOTHING SYRUP, a nu'h in one week produced fon, more teeth, and destroyed the ye s shied 1144 su Inttt thresh•ned the life of the child. a ho 11..» t.sir years old, having cut all his teeth, and the bones MI to be revoireil to their Helmut vishvtassee, sod the child albk to walk about with Ilse avvistanee of a gmeart. The s I Arm% another child three mouths old, lost nu time In npis'yoig the Syrup to its gums, which !nought ila kith ilunnzh ith ease, and thence ne prevented 1111.9 C alarming nspss on v which so often attend deutiti 0000 . The above mi ntier rase may he proved by applying as above, where the cull may be attn. Tu 11; Proprietors, J.lmam aml 11"iMains, 04, Neuman .4.TR, Oxfontstreri, 11111.1011 ; and by them •p- Points's. NI rif all Oar priutip.tl Nle•lirior V.:micro nod Per. fame". to town end rotiotry, at tic !hi. Err bottle. N.11.-11ro. JOH N114)1V ilw pour, noiial, RI her hum, every Toralay and hiluellay moraine, (non ?line till T. • w'Cl.Nk, by hfluzine a letter from a reiperiable bowie- Lever, Weed:4y that they air rral objects of ch:tr:ty. 'LONDON, WEDNE S DAY, AUGUST 19. 18114. ~'T , Ihuara iet••,.l.) VAUXHAI.I, PAUDEXS. Under the Petrone?. iif Id. 11.•.41 'Highness the • 1 2 111111 DIE CN T. TH's EVENING. ‘VitiructioA•. A iiirno 19' the GRAND mipTARY Kerr- Ely. n in I of 11w Itirth.flay of I. Moral nienO,,,, the Onke of York, will be repeated, with the .1•14.14,11 r. Al the 'elid of An tliret Aet, NI DA 11E and M A Dit• MOISELLE SASUI wikl luice an Allenveule on TWO einem 'and at the coin-holm of the Concert, Niolaine Wan will mike her woodevfil A.e.nt nn the Hop., antidst. a. brilliant display of I.IIIE WORKS, by Signor MOIL TRAM. Admission 3s. 6 , 1 —The Doors will he opened at Seven, and the Convert bilina at Eight o'Clo , k. ••• The Public are respeedidleinr , rmed, slim the (hr. dens will Clohr, fur theSeaton,ViliTednesdap next, the 33th instant. T • . HE NEXT of 4.1 N (4 nov) of WILLI A NI It %M)l s , tothervtiar'S,ANT, lair belonging to the East %dig merchant "hip Little kids, by aon'ying to Mr. Cop. key, Nu 12. Anchor *J litisse-alley, St. George's, in the County of Middlesex, may hear of something to their ad. vantage. NKW MEDICAL ROOKS. Just published by J. CALLOW, N1...1mA Bookseller, 10, Crown.conrt, Princes.atreet, subo, in Bvu. the &Toad Edition, considerably enlarged, price 14s. boards, 1. A P RAC'I'ICAI. 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Lienterrant Richard Handenrk to he Capiarn of s Company, try purchase, vire Hsre--tlateri as above. 40 , h ditto—Marrontt Master, Gent to he pm.- a n ,. frier rip bet. who retires—dated as above. bath ihrirr—Enr.itn Frederick Jamrs RAM, to he Lirirte finest, itbent purchase, Ma Rolfe, deceased --dated An .....- Rust 6, 1818. Henry Worm, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ranie—dated as shove. SOthditto—Edward Nixon, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vire Nicholls, promoted--iinted as above. Slat ditto—Swamis William Cogan, from the 97th Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Seboole, deceased—dated July 30, ISIS. 87th ditto—Ensign James Cate, from the 00th Font, to he Ensign, williesl pupdtase, vice Sayler., promoted—dated as above. 90th ditto—Comet Stephen William Popham, from the hair. pay of the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Ensigo, vire John Bayley, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as shove. 07th dinn--Surgeon Henry Cowan. from the half-ply of the 73d Foot, to be Surgeon, viee Cogan, appointed to the 8 lat Folll—ilnietl as above. Lieutenant Richard Readish, from the half rya the Regi ment, to he Lieutenant, vice William Keen, who es ehariges--ilateil as above. Royal African Corps—Lieutenant William Gray to he Cap tain of ■ Company, without purchase, vice Lrmau, de ceased—dated as above. Ensign James Pettuun Sparks to be Lieutenant, vice Gray —dated na above. John Chishislm, Geol. Its be Ensign, vice Sparks—dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF Depot) , Inotorettor Atozwow. nab Local Ronk in Poe. tut,ii, to h.. Ilepoto lo,ocrior of IllOapitala, by lire vvt— ILI I. rt Awl il 29, 1818 floanit.il-Matr Geotee R. Ilehn to be Amootawt Surgeon to Form.—dated Aug...l If, 1818. Pt ter Jo'dt Macdonald, bOlit Ihopeworr of Mecheici..., to he Apolitteary to the Fume., vice Lyons, protuut.,l—acted John Peikina,Cent, to be Itoapital Assiotont to the Puree,— dated July :10, 1818. MPMOII4I4IIIa. quirter•Nlastri Daniellosismssi, of the 110th Foot, has been alwent without 1/sivir. The I ornenissiu Wont', Avows'', enntinissnry.Ger arra, Devil Hoorn to has been csileril.d, in roos►gneoce of his baying declined to plotter.' on foreign service. I. , I tessimo, oisionroilig, if tint to direct rim •tvage-, )et,,y/fr4inly to coarciii: re ut crime. No our supposes that stilt so exteatsite, nod of so los g shiratiorg, ems of s.s.er be removed ; the nature Of 111411, the eatt.tittitiott of sttlety, admits of sin suits wiraculoos Clllll4e ; 11111). wish discrOuto. etterVy, mid perseveitita.... ne h,vr, tender I) vne Provi dence, the siteaux of stming the progri as of juve nile depravity, of Ares-rm,g the next generation front 8.41111 e of ralsonitir S, whir h must be brought upon us by ihm:e who are trained up in crime, and of introillsciss4 a rtfortriasissii, if not complete and effectual in all resi.eces, .et„ at least, productiveni the happiest and nowt bemficial effects. The first siml principal came of youthful aber ration from the palls of virtue, is the negh ct of moral and religious education. Liability to error is !Part of man's natore; perseverance in honesty and integrity, therefore, can never be espected, where there is a >vs-stem:tile neglect of all elides vows to ignores% a knowledge of the Divine Being, of the absolute ohligitinti to reverence his decrees. and obey his holy word : whoever thinks that moral instruction, by enabling WI to .distinguish right from wrong, and thereby better to obey our Maker. is necessary to keep us from error and transgres sion, must be convinced that total ignorance is the fruitful torrent of r llence sill reasoning, as well 114 experience, justiliva lii its %stylis t .% that first and loriorigially to the ise;:lert of inarel and reli gions education, is to he isverilsed youthful depra vity. The ittspories of the Committee halve P•cer unused, that the most alsoodosied criminals, of re. ry age, are those who have been brought no in she grossest ignorionc-. Subsidiary to this cause, and most powerfully operative, is the hail example of parrots, who, by their own conduct, initiate Iln-gr childrell in v:ce, and by participagicg in the gains of plunder, encourage thrum the commence ment of their wit ked a td dishonest career. The seciond rouse is the wont of suitable employ ment for children , its ctrly : %hence arise ludolto of idleitesps imsilsotion, itertusitesitly injurious to their future welfare, The third cause is one which every humane mind must contemplate with deep regret and comup•u.. *ion ; the strong temptation to dishonesty, which bas ton frequently of late yeais prevaile•t. from a want of the necessaries to support life. The Coin mitte have great pain in stalling, that many twit instances have come to their knowledge : it not unfrequently happens, that boys, committed to gaols for petty offences, ore discharged upon the wide world, without any alternative but plunder or starvation. It is in vain lii exclaim, that, by the laws of England, no such extremity is permitted, tlo.t the ;wishes or workhouses afford a retreat : it ►n,ty be so in theory, the truth is otherwise in practice. Much has been done by the Refuge for the Destitute, and other institutions; but there is the strongest call for more extensive remedies, or the evil will still continue to prevail. The causes übote stated are those whence early vice generally originates; but there are others doubly injurious, seducing the innocent. ■nd still more deeply demoralizing the guilty. We will now outrider them. I. There exist in this metropolis and its vicinity, lonises of public resort, technicrelly termed flash houses : some of these, boys soil girls frequent, in company with the most notorious thieves; others seem more exclusively appropriated to youth of both sexes. The Report of the Police Commit. tee, and the evidence upon whit h that Report is founded, will famish more detailed iilbssimision to those who may wish to acquire it ; here it is enough to say, that no terms can characterize the diabolicil depravity. the gross profligacy. the detestable prac tiers, which are there suffered to range at will, uncontrolled and unrestrained. In these retreats of infamy, children live in habits of promiscuous prostitution; dram-drinking prevails iii all its hor rors ; rapine and theft are idealised. arranged, sod instated. Woe be to the child who once enters these sinks of iniquity ; at once assailed by exam ple, temptation, end deliberate seduction. If still untainted by crime, hence he dates his first trans gression ; if conversant with petty offences only, hence he ',lunges into all the depths of vice and misery. (Jere 1w finds a ready associate in guilt, sn instructor in the arts of depredation, a sate for the fruits of his dishonesty. Ingenuity could mat invent more powerful means to corrupt and destroy the seeds of viitur ; to debase mod 'pollute a rung generation. And vet these scenes of abomination continue to exist. and, though exposed to the in thvostiout of the public, still hold their unliallowsd trig's, under the rye of the pace, in the eely heart of that metropolis where is ',hired the seat of government. Nay, strange to say, some have even expressed a doubt us to the propriety of their sups ',tension, on the supposition, that occasionally they have been she mesins of seciariti l : the apprehension of itim-ions al, oilers, by milking kiismos their haunts to the officers of justice. But sorely this flimsy 'pretence will not bsar the test of the slight est examinntion ; where one criminal has been Se cured for punishment, hundreds lisve been seduced to the commission /if crime. or encouraged in habits of dishonesty. All ElVllitit s in conceal and.foster guilt are iniquitous, 'ilia it is ;11411 tune we should awake from our slay dreams, and utterly extirpate all these nurseries for depravity, and retreats of vire. bilst these houses are uniformly ind daily add lug to the catalogue of criminal., the, fairs to the lieighbourliood of the tnetropoli. afford. OCCASiffil. ally. a rtiperabisistlant supply. la she ti aaa edi4te vaci aa ia y of London, there use n.► less than eighty.. two fair-days 111 the space of seveii months. Every species of debauchery nod profligacy is here eii. counted mid promoted ; gambling., iliwikenous.. %edit.. • . mad all the trait, of tier. sieceseirilv •outset a nilestrr i ,ie d Il.ek.e I.irs use a general ft inlezvous fur all the int.st 11161. mous character*, nod foriindi a plentiful harvest for swindlers, piekpock.t.. and all who prey u; the 'comritionitv. it is difficult to cnicen•e what bent. li• ::! t! , 1 • ctn b•; aosw,td by their COlitli:UtiliCe ; ai MILITARY PROMOTIONS. If ar-nffice, August 18, 1818. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Anthony Bolton, from the half.pay of the 231 Light Mappens, to be Lieisicuant. vire Genie, deceased—Cummission dated August 6, 1818. Bth ditto—Lieutenant John IVilliam Minn, from she half. pay of the 40th Foot, to be Lieu...nail,. vire Thomas Walker. who exchaugest, reviving the difference—dated July 36, 1818. 11111 Re;inment of Light Drignona—Lientenant Thomas Barker Wall, from half-pay of the 23.1 Light Dragoons, to be Lieuteasot, vice George Sicker, who exchanges, re. relying the dilTereisce--dated ax shrive. 20th ditto—Lieutenant William Hamilton Smith, from the bilf pay of the 10311 rout, to be Lientenaiii, vice James Klward Scutt, who rachauges, receiviug the dares...lice— dated as above. I.t Regim en t o f 51‘Gregor, Gent. to he Cniiign, without purchase, vice Mainwarnig, pionsutcd—dated as above. 9th iltito—Captain Henry 11ill, from the half-psy of the 14th Font, to be Captain, vice Richard Wicket, who riieb.inges, receiving the differcuce--dated August 8, 1818. 13th ditto—Thomas Jeer's, Gent. to be EnoSu, by purchase, vie* Eleterton, who resimi—dated July 3.), 1818. 20th Eyre, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vire Campbell, apio•icattd to the ht K. gement of Life Gurrils—,laird as almyr. 23 .1 ditto—Cosign George Furman Minden, from she half pay of 11w 14th Foot, to he &cuud Lienteisaat, vice George Pue, who exchanges, receiving tbe sliffirence—daied as Hbove. Inth ditto—littret Licutrnacit.c.libitol Ji.bn Hare to be P.IRTNP.RSHIPQ DISqOI.VED. J. T Grocott and J. Dorringtoo, of 4;n:heater, spirit- Ju , y 9, 1819—S. Goodbody and S. Chamber lain, of North -10%, at. George, HanoverAinoare. 'Middlesex. roacb.aanithr, August 9,1919.—.. G Morris and J. Sling, of Itldha o, Lautarter, coach proprietors, holy 18, 1818—K. l) hard, J. Srisilamtire, and B Currey, of Gate.alreet. Lin coln% rolicitura. July 13, 1818-IY. Kr, bra and T. W.lker. of Illigh-atreet. Poplar. bare-drapers, August S, 11418.—J. A Brood and R. John ttttt of :111111-4.ste, Eck, oven, Derby, coal-iniorra, Feb 4, 1818, —J. r and T. Wheatley, of Leeds, maehine-tuakers, August 15, DM Brillport, J. Gifford. of and S. Giffsrd, of Neiberintry, Dorset, yarn *pinins, %u, .ml 8, 1819. BANK Itr PTel SUPERSEDED. Janwo P.ltiutt . La. of Briktol, cool-tietor. Cuage, of Carburtonoctrert, Fiioroy•square, Mid dle-m.3c, hoist.-dealer. BANK Rt'lllll John Whlfieltl, Isis nrOitt street, St Luke's, Middlesex. ertal-no rr:ta..t, to awl-ander, /Introit 25. Srptrmber 5. and 20, at el. VrII, .at Guildhall . London. Atiorni yu. Mows. Chap man. sod %Vaud, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen_ sire. t, Lotottot. Samuel %V.lluns, of High Wyetnab, 9..ekingham, and of Rm... 11.10 r. .t, 111..nnondiwy, Slurry, felhnonßer , il) gariestfirr. Angus.* 22, 49, and Se, t. mkt., 29, at 4 levees, at Guildhall, lA' , dun. Antwerp., Megan. Hard and Johnson, Braelt. Walk, Temple. . . Jameo Hilt ow, of eserswys, Montgomery, grocer, to sur render, Seplemlo r 7,8, and 28, at e l even , a t t h e Talbot Inn, Shrew:hury. Al honeys, Messrs. Philpot sod Sbme , Hare coort, Temple, London; and Messrs. Maddock, Jackson, and Burley, Shn %%bury Robert Ray, of Norwich. grocer, to surrender, September 8,9, and 29, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Si. Ste phen, Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Nor wich; and Mr. Thomas TiVestry, Falcun.strect, Falcon. square, London. H'illiant Smith, of Leicester, woolstapler, In surrender, September 7,8, sod 29, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head l ull , Leicester. Attorneys, Messrs. Low.!haus and Grearea, Lei cester; and Mr. Jeyes, Chancery-lane, Ldndoss. John Hareutirt. late of Chard, Somerset, hanker, to sur render, August 22, 29, and September 29, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Ellis, &milksop ton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 22. S. Ready, late of Sonthaniplon, dealer, at one, at tlw Star Inn, Southampton. Sept. 15..1. Coleman of Liverpool, biscuit-baker, at one, at the George Inn, lisle-street. Liverpool. Sept 11 R. Greenwood, of Todmordea and Wslailen, Lan caster, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Dug Tavern, Dranartte, Manchester. Sept. 10. - D. Pattionon, of Carlisle, Cumberland, common brewer. at eleven, al the King's Arms lost, Carlisle. Sept. 13. T. Flower and J. Mainwnring, of Chichester-Rents, Cbauerry-lane, Middlesex, jewellers, at len, sit Guild hall, London. Sept. 10. E. Forster, of Rickertate, near Carlisle, Cumber. land, grocer, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn. Carlisle. Sept. 16. Wm. ►liddlrton, J H. Pemberton, soul G. Felton, of Liverpool, merchants, at one, at tbe George lou, Dale street, Liverpool. Sept. 14. J. Moore, of Bishop-Monktou, Ripon, J. Tewiant, of Leeds, and J. Foster, of Bishop-Moukton, York, Has spinners, it eleven, at the Sessions-House, Leeds. Sept. 10. J. Haugh, of Carlisle, Cumberland, c.insmon brewer, at eleven, at the King's Arms lots , Carlisle. CERTIFICATE-C.—Sim: meta 8. .1. lamoiell, jun. of Bexhill. %mace, farmer —.J. W. RMIP, late of Ilishoprste-streel, Loodorr ' silk mercer—H. Pear_ Poo, of Doornuir r , Y or k, kutelser.--J. 31141D111, late of Dewebury, York, innkeeper. PRISON DINCIPLINR. REPORT or THE coMIIITTEE OF THE sorIETT FOit THE impaolfEbiENT lIF PRI,oN LINE, AND •OR THE KEroitHATIoN OF JuTE DILE OFFENDERS. (Comeladed Pao our Paper of yesterday.) LONDON, MAY IG. 1818. An enumeration of the ceu•er whirl) give row to thew thrlutiwit nod droraved practice., promote their cuutuu►.ncc, nod tiaally invol►e the guilty in the lowest depths of vice mad misery, will naturwlly puggest the remedies ; for ,we blaall find, that Kluno•t all the yawn's owe tt-ir existence. not to or e 1 .0 tono.ct, au.l ;no. PRICK a mart foi the wile of merchomf (pored, neither are they cak purpose, nor ore thee. in fact, promoting trade. We know they disturb the Peace of the great trouble to the Magistrr offices with comp) tints of There seems to exist no , farther contionance; all the travy to repress the licentior vigils have been utterly ont.or , chit fat present arising from ' tually inevotted by an ern; 2 I, The severity of our this subj.et has been alien. ctiminality of youth. is not untlers'ood. The public hi the Criminal Code is not against adults, from the forlseara and the humanity of injuri qnence is impunity. No offences pss Vi&rt ly 111111 W and encouraged ; hut all where the offeuder is of tend, impunity is will ; ;miter, rhievous. Mankind are donate to youthful errors the piwer of temptation, and reflection ; there is seal omit humanity who away the life of a child resentment at the less of pro; where the &went is so mu , I. aide of resist:ince. Hence praiser lite, where the i.tor• prevails more when the (I: than when r-f noire no distinction, but the hum; fear of isiflicting crime, deters them from the consequence is impaiii eilPit's juries are more no. gnillulr Iliesefore are pore early offenders is product crime and punishment shr 'leered in their view ; certaii the commission or repetition of escape operates as a dir young minds are naturtilt they wtiulil shudilir 'at suffering* would readily hazard carious. though a gienter then al Id Ire_dotte ? To the severe code of criminal j prevailing in this countrv. 'attire incapable 0 . 1 humandy, public feeling, it is high Cone that rouse •place ; that a system sli , consonant to public ()pillion, . more proportionate to adopted. Then, sod sod sad heads of the communi tatter and spirit of roar las softer from youthful deprw legal sanctions of dor count.. justice sod mercy are eons premien, the ofl'endr r nut de,f 31. A cause still remains, more baneful in its effects, a moral and religious nation. causes before enumerated. sent state of our prawn di not tonmuch to say, that . very early age, absolute iinpu duced less vice than the gaols in tile metropolis It is painful to reflect, that the law should be one great the fact is indisputable: plan broken in upon by occasional even a system of relaxed almost total neglect of all gulationa, which ought to _ tineineut. Kle!6 the prisoner orems to have been the (IO- W ; the state of his boff wind, were utterly neglect, This was the state of all years since. latioiry and not been useles., but at this of evil luxuriate unit crair detail all the abuses and de, earnestly requested to refer count of the Borough C no more, to be satislitd set tion. Now mark the operation , Gorier. or, as must often happen, coinmitted. though • cent he is charged. Ile enters alarmed at the gloom of the clack of the irons. with oared for ,wind impressions. lion according to the nature degiee of guilt. lie is intinediatei the veterans in crime ; his rising repentance stilialtied, cherished amt 101 l oiled. willing tutors to ail the vs. very f romlatins,a of virtue destroyeil. The s,oirit of I its greatest vigour amotigst notorious t.t all who have prison, as it is most lamentably 'oiler flat.' s a boy in years, departs is ,:h a knowledge ness, whidi thrice the time scarcely have contented ut evils of contamination. Br rots may have sine., Irons and his great defect may have beets that he was ignorant. So he must remain—of sirtne at least—. for the prison rUrlilSlitlll no means of educattoii•. 6 : 1 c e r w a z i a o t and the l a i r ti e ur o l o tt, Culd t 14 real; but the plan of instruction is wttt Shat liter or no 411:fit cut irs.,ll I sogrult . . , .... --........,... , .• f „i„-, 15 ., 1 . , . 1 j •. k 4) r- - l I 4 • .• ~.le . _ 4 ,......• oie ..,.--- -• .....- or; ]ice'- 't. lkit..' q it . . , ~:,_,.... I k_4l Ar • SEVEN-1 8 t* DICE. i . • ao. . . -% 4 i ,1 ~ thandise they tire not re. i uslculateil to serve such a 4 1 act, at al *tool ounemital in now by exp mrieore that the emimionity, oreariois " .i trutes, and fill the publ c if riots soil depredation. r good ti atom for their he efforts of the Nlagis. oilmen which always pre. l l isurcesafid, mild the snip- t m them can only be effec. tire obolitiiiii. 1 1 ✓ Penal Law.. Much n 1 wised, the i•fh-ct upon the t sufficiently e‘ttinati d re- has repeate Cy heard 11131: r A rimed into execution orhearmoiii e of prosecutors, ries, and that the cotter. one rlnitht•, that where 'ushell, Vice is promoted 1 I do not peremeive, that 10 1, r rueS, the chance of it. etf-ct .101 more mil. naturally inmmre compm.s. ; much is attributed to to the want of thoitqlit icarrely 511 floe of corn.. I not shosolier at takilig aler .ixteorio or severiteen ; , roiwrty (wieldy subsides, i It in our poser, so Inca. re it is, that .rluctance to iii•linwiit 10 Vi ey severe, (offender is in s I:11(111,1ml, c- el age ; the law draws • inanity of iii(Lviduele, the :nit disproportionate to If!! ! ri coterie to kestice, awl ay. On the atone Kit:. !chord to scrltilt, and ac- e frequent. impu n ity to ctive of infinite ii:jory ; mould be inseparably con- linty show call deter from on of the I , itence ; hope irect eticourag•ement ; roe Iv sanguine, and thought a small, limit cert am, moraird the risk of a pre- Tr, puitishmeht. IX hat 'o execute against children jurisprudence , at present . is impossible-; !lie I.egir. , . enforciiig it ; religio n , i 1 revolt at the idea. Sorely t : : modification should take m :omit, he organize•d, unite .. luil, a scale of panishinent the otreocFs shoull - be t till then, win the hearts ,ii m : • ity join in iiiiison with the awls, and those who may gravity will enforce the • l airy, in firm relimonce that .i . 1 mombinerl, the offonce re destroyed. us, snore I's uit ful of crime. • . 1. and more dtsgraceful us ii i i inn. than any or all I f ti e , This ca Ilse. is the pre- iiiicipliow. It is certainly at amongst children of a aripunity would have pro- il 4 biement in almost any ...t• 1 Ime and its ~,ghhoorhoort. ii it the remedy provided IT I , • t ' sat cause of Inc evil ; but . -.• It is not a well-digested , 4 ceasional defects, it is hot ii I disciphoe, but it is an I principle., rules and re. r subsist in places of eon. risotier within the walls. lily rules strictly adhered I 114. 1116 coudition of his (• (led. I I the London prisons three ' individual exertion have 41 his hour the main sourced . .1, lied. It is unnecessary to . lefsets; the reader is again efer to Mr. Buxton's Sc. :out pter ; lie will require , of the truth of 11116 use. 1 i .• ion on the youthroi of f 1 happen. on the boy who I r tilt of the crime with which illm i a the prison young in Oct.. tlw cells, terrified sith the i • mind necessarily pie- ta. Thercis no clussfflea- : iture of offences and time onediately this own amongst mis fears are derided. his J, his vicious propensitie a Elate lie finds Ode moil srieties of emote s and the lie are utterly rosioped aoil If proselytism flumirislies to ;st the vicious ; a fact ea e been conversant with .6 nentably trite. Th. liim. rs. and • boy in vice ; he ?. of the ways of nicked- me spent elsewhere could ipoit him. These are tie But this is not ail. His ern (t , 1 11 J the want of instruction ; \ e have heels that he was in, Cull la Ih• 4 Istr aq4 is s oig“, titirmast o►. i (nom the •t• WHERE CAN YOU GO To hive a better Chance of pitting one or both of the Prizes of . €311,001) serums of .... £l,OOO OR ART OF THE 13 other Capitals of /1,000, 1500, 1300, Sm. DIL THE I,'oo Prizes of £lOO, £5O, &e. RESIDES Till Gold, Clint, Port„Wodoire, THAN AT THE OFFICES OE J. & J. SIVEW RIGHT. Wo. 37, Commilz, I 141, Otroßairntsn, 11, HOl.llOlll, I Si, HAYMARKET? 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