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. • . , - . -. . ..074:. • ....+` - - I FIIIIPIIII"1"17Ill"."Mgllinill"1"Mil"IIIIIIMIMI"liill"Plliail e -61.4"111.1.91 ~. .• / t v aZ i% / ...c... ti ( , , • i r . . : Ai • . . .:. junto MN" A .1.1 1 :4,1 -!I:... 1 v • • I ow 4.4;41• I' . 1 •• v• if. tp orb , ~,• ,herwtl. ,h tot 'tt 0,11.71.,i1 .v . ~ 1 4,Anieir, . .•, eq II . .......1,.;,,: , utrotg,•? . 7 +l . lerytio.l orir7ll! ,a •.1•., 1 ...-, 5 . , 4 % 1 . 0 .1 O il bt 33 . rt .tp .r+IL • „by 11•1!A ii i/010•41 1)7, e v. , .Isovi•non .rit tv talk -' •)"Z• 6 : • i prai r tAt a 1 10 / AO AIMS" • ti: .; i'.611014111 0:1 ttwiloqi a . . ~.,,,,,,,,,j; ~...wr..l ,-- ~, ~ i. . ,'• ... ".• /`..t't .. ) ~ . lo . - , gi....r..................=.....r...."."...........r.............m.......+......5. =.~:.' LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1818. NUMBER 4749. NEW TR EATR E-ROYA OPERA-HOVSE, STRAND. LAST TIMES OF THE EIDOVRANION, AND A NEW LECTURE. O. 11" I.K respect folly niotostiores his AfiTRONOMIC.II. LECTURE at Streit (Muck this present VRIIMY Evening, whets the use of the Clohe, smith:it glorious Problem which illeternsises the Pistann s Or the Planets, wig be attempted. 'Doors *wort Six o'Cluek. Resin at Seven—End at Ten. Ilexes fis.=Pit 3v —t:alk.y et—Upper Gallery Is. Mr. Walker, anxious to promote the renclissegletted male jeet of Mechanics, proposes, previous to a grand *colour Inquiry, - *o'Cluek au Tuesday -4. the Theatre, wills be the forusallou yekluic A NORTH Pul.E. This day is pnblithie4l., elegantly printed in Bro. with n car rell M of the Ple, price Pc lowile, T HE possialLlTy the !wool pos.E AS 4 :EItIT.D. By the Bon.'UAINES AAIIHINGTON. A new Edition, with an Appendix. containing Papers ua tim same Subject, and on a P41.1iii.w...t By Col BKAILIFOY, F Loudon: Printed for I'. ud J. Allman, Princrs-Oreet, MaisoverArquare; W. H. it •id,Cisstring-cruss; and B. 111011 8) Cradvek, seed Joy.. Patertiosier-rovf. LM)N faCIXOTE, illnatrated from Pieturea by Mr. Smirk'', Shortly will he piihliaheil, lianolniidely printed in four Vol,. Bro.; a limited number there•nr, with ear) , Imprew. 1111 l a of the Pl.ites, on royal Paper; and n Par Copies, with Proof 11211),i-4.60mi on India Paper, in 410. r i llll4 new F: 4111011 Of the criehritteri Wr;vli. of • Crr V. 11111.1 is partly new, and pertly founded ~ former Versions extenwi‘ely correct, d : it will lw with between weventv mut eighty Finn:twiny., ull tel a , loch Garr lweit execti tell by the molt dt-iiiigniahril Artists of this country, front Picturts painted by [Wolf Smirke, F:sq. K. A. Ai th^ elaborate and highly finished style in which these Entravinizs have been c%ecitted, wilt sieressaiiiv render the pr sent tinsels more Ir:doable than any ratline Edition, the Publishers rcgntxt to be h 0,,,,, d with the Nil malt. tran•- mined throneh the medium of their respective li‘roksel:e..., of thour Cirollrwit - ii wbm may wilt to possess early limns, when the Copies will he faithfully appropriated we:onl ine to the dates of the ortlivs. _ ORATORIOS. TR ATRVROY AL, COT ENT. GAR DEN. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. February 9.7, will be performed, A GRAND SELECTION; The First Part coley fruit THE Corapared by G. F. Heade', pertimilar Airs and aburnmes of which will he intro dread the additive.' aecoampaainients by W. A. ht.:art. Bri withal Mies trephine will sing the Recitative " There meta Shepherds; " I know that my Redeemer lived' ;" Sweet bird" (accompanied on the Flats by Mr. Drunet) ; lad " the famterite Dmitri of " Fair Stiliseta," with Mr. Illrahrim —Mies Frith, "Rejoice greatly;" and" Ah! why did I (ober "—Miss George, " But thole didst not leave his esied."—Master Donaldson, The Peasaut Buy."—Aid Miss Cocci, " Gratis. wham ;" and " 0 qaanto Caniasa."—Mr. Brabant " Couttlret ye my people ;" Lecher's Hymn," Lord rertmeehrr ;" and • Dwelt°, " Ah cans aposia," with Mies 0ur!...-11r.T'borite, " The sea aria eilibt."—Mr. Tardley,..theo:quest le an to 1111/ow."Aisil -" For beheld; "The people that walketh i" and " Arm, ye breve."—The Grand Choruses " Fur sons', us," " Ranch,- When his hound voice," sad " Flied iu Ins everlasting seat,* will be iMroduced. End of Part I. A CONCERTO on the FLUTE by Mr. Dronet. End of Part 11. CONCERTO 0. the GRAND PIANO FORTE, by Miss Lilly (bee AM appearance.) At the Commencement of Part 11. An ORGAN CONCERTO by Mr. Jacob. Leader of the Rana, Mr. Ware; Organ, Mr. Jarob, Or. ladle of Surrey Chapel. The millimeter of the (Land and she Churns? , (which will br 1101111efOUS and complete), by the most approved Performer,. The whole under the di►ection of Mr. C. J. Aolatte. Doors tu be opened at Six, and begin at Seven.—half-price at Nine. TM R. 4 TRE-ROYA L DRURY-LANE. 91()-3.1011ROIV. SATURDAY. Feb. 25. their Majoities' Servants will perform the Comedy of TOWN AND COUNTRY. Plastic. Mr. Wallack ; Trot. Mr. Gallic; Casey, Mr. Dowtou; Err. Owen Gleamy, Mr. Powell; Reuben Glen toy, Mr. Kean; Captain Glenniy, Mr. Barnard; Illawlsock, Mr. Koichi. Ron. Mn. Gletaroy, Mrs. Glover • Rosalie Stoners Mrs Robinson; Mrs. Trot, Mrs. Harlwe • Mrs. Noreen. Mrs. Sparks; Tallier, Mrs. Bland, with the ori ginal Suns. After which, the Musical Enterteimnseut of ROSIN A. Pelville. Mr. T. Cooke; Captain Belville, Mr. J. Smith • 'William. Mrs. Bedchambers. Rosins, Miss Byrne ; Phoebe, 111113 a Cubilt. Buses, 75.; Second Price, 3s. 3s. ed. ; Serena PTICP, N.—Lower Gallery, Is.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, ; *wool Price, ltd. Buser and Places to he taken of Mr. Sprint , . Rolando, Nrykre-rtreet, from Ten till Fear, pied of whom may be had a Private Box nightly. Oit Mi n will lie prodneed. for the first lime, a New Comedy. in five acts, to be called The Cambria G lendower. The Prologue to be 'pukes by Mr. Harley, sad the Epilogue by Mrs. Alsop. Various other Novelties are in active preparation, amour which in a Play, founded os the very popular Romance of Rob R.I. TUE.4TRE-RO TA L. COVENT-GARDEN. T0 -MORROW, SATURDAY. Feb. 28, will be acted, 3d time. • New Comic Opera, called ZUM A ; OR, THE TREE OF HEALTH. Carlo di Chiiicooa (Viceroy of Lima), Mr. Abbott; Doctor Booms), Mr. Fawcett; Picspillo (a young Spaisiar4), Mr. Liston; Sancho (a Valet in the Palace), Mr. Dearing; ('asar (a Black Servant). Mr. Blanchard; Ximeo (aa In dian. Faihrr of Hirano), Mr. Chapman; Minim (Hraband of Zama), Mr. Brabant; Azan (Mitre 's enemy). Mr. .1. lotus: Zamora (100 of Mifflin and Zemin), Miss Bodes. Oriana (the Vice. Queen), Mias Foote; Beatrice (her Du eons), Mrs. Davenport; Clara, Mrs. Sterling; lalailla, Miss Maithews• Zany Mho Stephan; Chiuchilla (be loved by Piapailo), Mrs. Garrick. After which,l3th time. a new Ballet Divertieemenl, called THE RUSSIAN FESTIVAL. To whirl will be added, 9th lime, a mew Melo-Drama, with uew Scene% and Decorations, called 'HIE ILLUSTRIOUS TRAVELLER; OR, TILE FORGES OF XANZEL. Iftest Waldemar, Mr. Abbott; Count Beradorlr (a Danish 11141101 Ina), Mr. Alaceraily ; Bosco (Master of the Forges), Mr. Farley ; Grig (his Nephew), Mr. Liston ; Straub, Mr. Comer. Catharine (Wife of ffiremo), Mr.. I/weapon El- Daughter of Straub), Miss Shaw ; UJulpha (Wife of Crust Benidnelf ). Mrs. Fastest. Places for the Boxes to he liken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bus Office. Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private rot may be bail fur the heasoit, or Nightly, of Branikin, at the Box Office. The New Opera of Zama, or The Tree of Health, will be ;rearmed every Tuesday and Saturday daring Lent. oii Mouthy, Fatio, and Harlequin Gulliver. I.%Sr NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMINC • ----- - THIS SEASON. TOIL THE BENEFIT OF MR. T. DIBDIN. 1:U AL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. WbMONDAY NEXT, March 2, 1/1111s will e presented, she fleveavite Bmirtta, iu Three Act., talc's from Fielding 's celebrsteel Novel, called TOM JONES; OR, THE FOUNDLING. In Act ll.__ be Battle of the to. at Uptue. After which. a grand Melo Drama, in three Acts, founded int Mr. Colotidee's favourite Dramatic Poem, called Z A POLY A ; OR. THE WAR WOLF. End-of Act I. an Address, incidental to the Piece, well be epodes by Miss Adcock, in the character of Ariel, c on cluding nsth Slyikspeare's Smog of " Where the Bet socks, there hot I" c.mcle.le with a Comic, Heroic.. Operatic, Tragic, Pantomimic, Visrliesyste, Barletta Streelwallm Parody, ...isle t the Mk of DON GIOVANNI. The Characters—Don Giovanni , Mr. orl; Doe Games, and iiut or himself, Mr Smith ; Leporello. Mr. risz"- lso "la ; Bridegroom. Mr. Kirby. Dolma Arum. Ereekr• Stride, Idiot Cherry ; Coatadien , Miss Sisapimo ; Lobeteretta, E. Mite ; Sbrinsperiiim, Miss Bence. Tile Motile Hurer, by a real Posey (except in the second Rost of Act II ) alien being mask of wood, it eau only be rt•l to live in the repettatioa of the Painter. Tilt already unmeron• Rand will be augmented on this iniporlasst orritaim,and Moicart's Grand Overture performed Will, the Original Accompaniments. li "t". 2s.—Gallery, Is.--Half-price at Wilf rid Tithe's and Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. 11 .. , 11trr, 11 the Tressitty of the Theatre, every day from 111 , vi0 1.11 rune. a t ti a lf-pam Five—to begin at Half- P.l Sit. their , who 1 really RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and CO. having submitted the Scheme of the present Lottery is folk be cow to remind their Friends of the principal Poirts, and the my near approach of the Drawing—sod likeWlia to stale the peculiar Advantages attemiliag all Parchsamiiiride berme WEDNESDAY NEXT. the 41h Illarekois wail* doh All the THREE Prises of 30,0001. unayte,drawn.. Or that day the And-draws Prise will have 6,oool..niiire. And the Int Stark will receive the proportion of tdebrie Pipes of Old Port. There are no Stock Prises.—No Clasen. Nearly 5,000 Tickets will be drawn NEXT WEDNESDAY, the 4th of March. The repeated and well-known Fortnne attending the Friends and Customers of RICUARDION, GOODLUCK. and Ca. renders it only necessary to slate, that the business is essedneted on Ilse same honourable and liberal principles whirls bare distinguished for mere than Forty Years tlwir favunrite Offices is Dank Buildings, Combat ; and facing tbe Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cruss. NEXT WEDNESDAY The Lottery begins Drawing. ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, 3 Prizes of .E 30.000 ! TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE. NEXT WEDNESDAY About Forty Capitals will be drawn. The First-dreaan Prize will hare 5.0001. more. Ten Capitals will be drawn in Ike //rat tea Minutes. The Outdrawn Slack will hare Four Piper of Part. Erery Tithed will be drawn separately—Every Prize Ster ling Money. Attest 5,0110 Tickets will be drown. NEXT WEDN ESDAY L. 19 : 10 : 0.... may gt in.... L. 30.000 L. 1 : 7 : o....ntay gain.... L. 1,575 B/SH, the Cosaractor. MVO SOLD, in THE VERY LAST LOTTERY, 3 Prizes or L. 20.000! And various other Capital', ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty different Towns its the Country. In the last Lottery that contained Three Prises of 30,0001. BiSii Sold them ALL ! !! Who has now a selection of Nneshers In every Thousand for Perehasitrs to choose ALL 3 Prizes of L. 30,080 TIIIII LOTTERY, AT BlM's, in Curnbill and Clisriug_Cross. NEXT WEDNESDAY The State Lottery begins Drawing, 3 Of 130.060-100 Capitol. !! Flan-DRAWN PRIZE £5,000. TWELVE PIPER of PORT in addition to the Meese. GWEBB, Stock-Broker, No. 9, Coantitt,L. • sod 17. LUDGATE-11MM. Wrests his Friends will tioasiiler how loamy Advantages those Persons will lose wbu du nut bay Before WEDNESDAY Next : FOR - _ ON WEDNESDAY --The First Prize will receive 5,0001. is addition. ON WEDNESDAY—Tbe Holder of the First Blank will be presented with Fousi Pipea of Purl Wine. ON WEDNESDAY—TeII of the Capitals will be decided in the First Ten Minutes. ON WEDNESDAY—About Forty of the Capitals will he drawn and perhaps the THRee 30,0001. Prizes. • • Those who intend to buy , shou ld therefore ba y epiii . kly—and if past Luck say be taken as an earnest of the fature, 9. c1)nN11111.1" and 17, LCDGATF. STREET, are rrru tttttt ended !is the most probable places to obtain a . 30,000/. Prize—THREE of that amount Intense bees SOLD Is Sousans rams, its the abort space of Thirteen 'is. 3,889 .... is 11 Shares .• . • /30,000 8,339 ....in 13 Slum .... X 3 9. 0011 11.890 ...in 12 Shares . r. 10.001) &vides many ethers ur 20,0 , 01. 10,00411. &c. he. Itsdere by Pant must particularly alttodril to, and all rinsirtessi in Ibc Funds faithfully executed by the Public's o , mthrul Scrraiii, G. 1% EBB, Stuck-Uruker. A PPE!' L MK min. This day is published, by BALDWIN and CO. Paternos. ter-row; and CLARKE mud SUNS, I'ortagal•striel, price 7s 6d. wills a Copy of a Drawing of the lt,sizit Henry 111. representing a Battle on au Appeal, loughs at that time. I. A N ARGUMENT for construing larz4i ly the RIGHT of an APPELLEE to nisi.* on TRIAL by BATTLE, and ail* fur ABOLISHING AP PEALS; with no Appendix, containing a Report of a Debate in the Honscuf Commons, on Abolisking the Appeal of Murder in the British North Autericau.col )))) By E. A. KENDALL, Eau. FA S. • Third Edition, enlarged. " It seems as acute, rigorous, and spirited production ; replete with matter of curious research, and bespeaking a fearless independence of usinil."—Quarlcrly Review, Feb. HIM . _ IL ANTI DUELLO; or, The Dnell's Anatomic: a Trea tise. in which is dismissed the lawfolneste end unlawfuln , eut of Single Combats. First printed in the year 1632. With a Preface by the Euitor; and an Appendix, containing the case of Lord Rea and Mr. Ramsay, and James Chuff. This day is published, price 2.. Bd. BLACKWOOD's EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE; No. XI. for FEBRUARY, 1818. Coirennes.--Obserrations on the Auto-Biography of Bishop Watson—Observations on Catullua, occasioned .by a piece of French Criticiams—The Soldier. in Egypt, and To the Swiss; by the late Jobs Finlay—ltemarkable Preset , . cation from . Death at Sea--A Portuguese Miss M'Avoy— Tiodication .of Drummond of Hawlisormien, against elte4 attack of Mr. Gifforili in his edition of Ben 'ODOM Letterito Mr. Jams Meig--Letters oa Shaltspeare, No. I. Hantlet—fists Is Mr. Wordsweirtb....lMeteor observed by Dr. puke. Ca bridge--Extract frees as Old Tour in Seittaad—Aneedrites of the Fife Clipsies, No. IL—. The DampeenThe Battle of Sesipseh—lU Passion (from the Old Spaisiels)—Lines, from the gisesnew of the late Prince Louis of Prmssia—Elegy on the Death of an Idiot Girl; by a Lady—Remarks on the Liverpool Royal lasti tuition, and Mr Ruscoe's Discourse—Alpini's Reply to" Au Old Indisa"—Letter on the Scenery of she North of Descriptios of the new Mineral called Pargasite--Medical Report of Edinburgh—The Jmnpers, a New School of Poetry —Notice of a Coon , ' of Lectures uu English Poetry, now delivering; by W Haslitl. Esq. No. I —Some Amount of the Life and Writings of Ensign and Adjutant O'Doberty, late of the 99th Regiment—Notices of are Acted Drama its London, No. 11.—Horw Seemliest, No. I.—Notices of the " Maga, gtormbouyare Trollkuua Skimkia," an Icelandic Poem—Wilberfiwec and Foster—Captain Basil Hall's Voyage to Loo.Chou--Proceedings' of the Royal Society .f Edin burgh—Literary and Scientific Intelligence—Monthly Re gister, but. Ike. lee. This *mashie is published in Edinburgh on the 48th, aid in London on the last day of each Month. Printed for Wm. Blackwood. 17, Prince's-street, Edin burgh ; and sold in London by Baldwin, Crailock, and Joy, Paternoster-row ; to whom Comninnieations (post paid) may be addressed. Sold also by all the Booksellers of the United Kingdom. A THIRD EDITION of No. 1. for April, 1817, is in the Press, and will be published in a few days. LiII TKINSON's FLUID, for the growth of the HAIR, is foundertoto a discovery of the causes which OCCItSiII• baldness; this discovery, combined with much Minty in the late improvements in Cheinisiry, bas enabled him to prepare the article on the most infallible principles. Ladies or Gentlemen, whose Hair is weak and beginning to fall off, by applying the Fluid, it will arrest its further de cay, and restore it to its pristine strength, thickness, and beauty ; and where baldness has already taken place, whe ther arising from illness, perspiration, change of climate, intense study, anxiety of mind, or hereditary canon, by a more repast perseverance it is equally certain In its effects. The cases where it his succeeded of late are so numerous, as to come within the circle of almost every one acquaint ance; but where scepticism still prevails, numevo cases and further elocidatina are given ins Pamphlet, entitled "An &say on the Hair," enclosed round each Rutile. The Fluid is also an excellent article for moistening Ladies' Hair in dressing it, frees it from scarf, make* it soh and glossy as silk, and keeps it in curl during exercise in dancing, walk lag, ice. or in damp weather. Sold, price 38.641., and One Guinea, by the Proprietor, lames Atkinson, 43, Gerrard-street, Soho square, London ; and by moat Perfumers and Hair-dressers in the Kingdom. N.B. As shove are sold, ATKINSON'S DYE, fur chase ' ing Grey or Red Hair to an Auburn or Black; and ATKIN. SON'S AAI BROS! A L SOA P, for removing Freckles, Red ness, Ste. from the Skin, prevents isa chapping, and makes it beautifully sinuoth, white, and even. THE GENUINE DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS, ARE prepared as usual by F. NEWIlattY and lbws, and sold by them at No. 45, St. Paul's, Londe u ; and Mt, Daniestrect, ; and by their Agent, Mr Sanger, 150. Oxford•street Mr. Newbery by la's Affidavit, soil by regular Deeds and Assignments, has proved incontestably his Property iu these Medicines, and hii Possession of the origami Recipes for compounding them, under Dr. James's hood; of which be was the sole Dep The Evidence too of Dr. James himself, i.O an Affidavit, published in 1777, has shown, that be admitted Mr. Newliery to be present with him at the proems of making his Fever Powder—ilte *sly person now living who can claim that advantage. The identity of the Powder prepared by Mr. Newhery, and that by Dr. James, is also ascertained by the chemical analysis of Mr. Professor Desade, and Mr. Aceoni ; and coefirmed by the marked sanetiou given to Mr. Newbery's Prepuratism by the moat respects. ble pahl.c bodies whits* members are eminently qualified to judge of its authenticity, and whose extensive orders be continues to supply. From these facts, which esatiot be perverted by sophistry, the public will be convinced, that the emertion of Mr. R G. G. James. " Ilopl Ike emapositions sold by .He. New berg are spurious," is a pale) able and gross deception : coils venue sit imputation of fraud and perjury even against his Gramltstlice, Dr. James himself. Paul's, I 7 Nov. 1817. FRANCIS NEIVBERY. •,• It it liope.l that the Publication will take place early in 111 n ne%t. Printed for T. • the Stran, nook- 'tikes Su the &gal Jeer or mechanics, prosiest's, prevonis 10 a scan. L awsor s o Inquiry, to read a lecture spun it,at Oiler:Mot* on Tuesday A DDENDA In DItA NIA TIC CilitONO- next, the 3d March, iu the Sahara of the Theatre, whim be LOGY, just published, by John Miller, 25, Now. proposes In polite ont some Errors respecting the Briasiallou street, Covent-garJrn. and may be loud gratis by Pureltaitera of Wheels, Carriages, Itoads, sad the mode of yoking of the IHLAMATIC CHRONOLOGY. The whole col-- Horses, that, he hops*. will be fiend interesting. • Car- Witting the Rise awl Progress of Hie DRAMA of ENG- rimer or two, is which true principle*, and some sew con- LAND from 1000; with rarions occurrences, Performer.' trivantrs are rung:iced, will be exhibited. Bret appearasows, an Obituary of Author. and Actors, Ali. dresses, Meassallea, Epilogues, Eulrisiunis, Epitaphs, Oiler, 1? the NEXT or KIN of e. DAVID ('AK- AR- Protegees, Patenta,Tbestracal Foods. with ninnea of Dallut i 1 ' 1 bnlk),•lwit •1140 illi.ifte ' ' i• 41.• Catimily earl Assizi t iLisbaßtbers, Re. se the end of We year 1817. $ -- of Middlesex, Tohaecolitat, deceased, will apply to Mr. P. This day is published, in tiro. pore 41 UM. Na. 3, Lark's-row, Hackary, they may hear at some- C., HIIi)E HARM D'S 1111,ta F, ti , %(I to thing So their advasibmc. the DEAD SEA; DEATH on the PALE HORSE; - and other Poring. TIF:C INS NEXT WEDNESDAY. London: Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paler- -11) ID DING fini CO. pledge ilirtmelves to prove nosier-rue. to. to an y one who will do them the favour to call at _ APPEAL OF MURDER.. their Offices, No.l, Cranial, and 296, Holborn, that those This day is published, by BALDWIN and CO. Palerm'. who now mike an Adventure with a Ticket or Share. will ter-row; and CLARKE and SONS, Portogal•strert, really have a grater probability of gaining a CAPITAL price 7s ad. with a Copy of a Drawing of the Itei zit et* Prize than ever occurred before. Independent of the EXTRA Henry 111. representing a Battle on au Appeal, lunght at Prizes of TWELVE PIPES of Port Wine, there are 100 that awe . Capitals, all Sterling Money, including I. 0 A N ARG UMENT for catotruing larz.t, ly TH It EE .... Prizes of— . L. 30,000 !!! the RIGHT of an APPELLEE to boil.* ~,, and the Yobbo cannot fail to remark, judging from the past, TRIAL by BATTLE, and also for ABOLISHING AP- , that the principal Prizes in the first Lottery draws in the PEALS; with an Appendix, containing a Report of a year are almost certain to be sold at PI DDING's Offices, Debate in the Honsearf Commons, on Abolishing the Appeal Im. witness the last Prize of 20,000 Guineas, Two Prizes of of Murder in the British North Ausericau.Col 'r, Sze. 1 20,000/. &c. Ste tkc. By E. A. KENDAL[., Easy F.A S. _ .. . elleirikaLW 1 Academy. PitkVtNIION OF FOltGl HIAS. Extend front a Paper dclircred hu .1. T. nor6er Ileanutont, Esq. to the Rank of England. Forgeries of Rank of F.stzlotitol .notes are so frrgnc nt, horennooe they are en racy of imitation,. They are of in. fertile workmanship to c env's, ell alooop-loolls. An apprentice to io writing engraver of two years striadonz, by three or fatly days work, is able to copy a Saiok note plate, on that ordinary' jade,Ca C 3 11111 l t tell the eennibe from the spurious. There are not ilea than 10,00 5 1 persons in this conittry who are able to eligoave sticressfoil lion% of Bank of Euglanol melee, soli toine-truths of these are in needy, and mauy of them in distressed C.111'111104 311 Cell. It is, therefore, not surprising, if amongst so sunny who are competent hi relieve their necessities by these forgeries, sumo should be desperate enough to commit them. Now if, instead of twine the einionion.plare work of inferior writing-ciorarers (who are so numerous), hank note plates were etris'er-pferes of the best historical engravers, who ore so fire, whose talent is en rarely to lie found, the bur of persons who would IN altle to ettempt an imitations, will' any chatice of success, would he very ineolosiderable not ten persona, perhaps, where there are now ten thousand. But time persons, by the I, git ituate use of their talents, can acquire competence—they therefore are nut likely to employ their time, and rink their lives is fel 00000 ous imitations. Nay, if in the ',eremite !,t• the human mind a first rate artist were disposed to turn forger, he could nut do it 611Ceells. fully, because, eve'. its the very first rank of historical en gravers, one cannot imitate the engraving of another in a work of importance, such me an historical group finished in the best style, without the difference of manner being visi ble. If, fur instance, Sharp were employed to engrave a plate, and Heath or Warren (I 'hope these Gentlemen. will pardon the supposition) were disposed to imitate it, they *night produce a work of similar beauty awl geueril • Wert tu that uf Sharp's, but the difference of manner would Le obvious to the committed shoo 000 c o and not soly would the fiwgery be instantly detected, lint the band that had (11111 r it be immediately 'detained—for historical engravers recognize each other's handling with as much facility as correspoms dents recognize carts other's baud-writing ; and a jib e certainty. It is, therefore, nut within the verge of proleohi lity to suppose that test-rate artists, enjoying large ion -woes, would commit a crime, where defeat, detection, and puloish tneut cuuloi out fail to light oil them • ill tidy ; and as now but firsLrate artists could make the attempt, it lows that an end would be put to the cumusisaiuu of the co tine. 'Ebbs view sloes not rest gismo theoretical reasoning. It has been proved to be trite is practice. Several Country Haulers have long beets aware of the utility of having their 'sutra ros. graved its a superior manner, in order to Mei-rase the diffi culty of imitation. They have had their elutes engraved in this manner, and have succeeded completely. I might quote several Mobilises of the faCCeel which has followed this precaution, hilt this may suffice. The Proprietors of the Plymouth Duck Bank, about 15 years since, were forged upon; they, in consequence, had a handsome vigtietie dr. signed, and engraved by an eminent historical etizraver. He ham engraved several successive plates fur them, sod they have never been imitated. Bat the partners, wine years sines, wishing to have a distinct appearauce between their notes and trifle, had a new plate engraved fur the latter, with scaly as ornaseenta/ eypher instead of the vignette. This was no sooner issued than it wos issitoted, whereitpeu they immediately discontinued the use of the cypher plate, NMI adopted the vignette, and since then they have had no forgeries on them. The artist tells me 111/11 he so.• other historical engravers have engraved vignettes for several Country Bankers, and that he never heard of a forgery having beets Arrtmern) of any of their pl , stre. Thus the lily of the system in theory stands confirmed by practical experience. Its effectiveness theca in the prevention of for geries. I think, ca 000000 t admit of a olonbi. The only rea sonable objection which I can conceive it possible to ad vance, lies in the seemingly great expense of using superior historical enararinos, instead of inferior writing plates If, however, I shall 'Hove, that instead of the prooposeol means Involving the Bank in additional expense, it will materially lessen the expesises, at the same time that it will relieve the public from the lose of time oc casioned by writing Names on the 'modest,' the hisser property incident to their receiving forged moors, and the vexations proceedings consequent on their Ikon impounded by the Bank, to say inithiog here of the temptation to crime, and the sacrifice of lives coneevient on the present mode of no aim facturioog Bank Notes—l Ihiok it will he impossible to deem the system which I advocate otherwise than highly useful to the Bank, me well as to the public, and such as ought to he adopted without delay. Now then as to expense. It is well known that engraving may he dome upon soft ened steel as well as un copper ; it is also ascertained that whets engraved, the steel plates may be hardened to a high degree without injury, and that so prepared they will yield tot immense number of impressions without any sensible wearing. I have heard some pra-tical meu say, they will hear • million uf impressions, obeli reckon upon a hun dred thousand. A plate executed, as I propose, would cost 301. • so that taking the minimum of impressions, viz. 1011400, Ilse expense of timing Site historical engravings un steel, would be 30/. for 10:11,00 impressions. The present topper plates, I suppose, coat the Rank about 31. each, and yield abunt 5,000 ion"orr ssi 0000 s; the ex. 'tense then of using bail waiting, engravings on copper, in 001. for 104,000 impressions, just double the expeuse of plates ou die preventive system. This view only draws into comparison the relative expenses of the opposite description of engravings, but a far inure importatit saving would Ise produced by supeneding the necessity of the expense 11( criminel prosecutions, sod of tie attendant corps of spies and informers. A farther elloet of this system in preventing forgeries, would he found in all the unit* of one kiln' fur a long period of years being slalom from one plate, whence a perms bes— tow a griming note might compare it with the minutia , of another suspected to be Cooged. and as it would he impos sible even for the artist himself who had engraven au ori ginal plate, to follow, in a copy, doe lesiztii, sweep, depth, and number of the strokes in his original, a detection wroi:oll he easily made, even by those who knew nothing uf the arts. My preventive of forgeries then consists in reents , ning the tiss rof the finest lasterical engrorOgs *his b so few knew be Inkol sbeen 'here I li:►ee been. IVhat did you couni.ler lime you tver nave kisowii hint us huolinew: for some to nerponiiiie.l with him a r./,u or the name Stroud; he was taki whom he supposed this Finney was tL Isaac Skißing, Bean knife, but ;Tut away ewesiliz. I do nut thistle he was. for the row slung instead of is b . lMciaK said, " Way a. lie said, " If you a bow, , a here be we'll Hr weal eveuing, He wan ch.srgrd Dirnie What wa• your reason al, a n d out the tirl• ? I had no motive, f u r it. iYhy dal yon speak to the Magistrate ?--I did not. You raid you did?-Pis Bean. bit said just now you got him discharged. You spoke to Mr. and you glee hint Some en•ons, of e nurse. What slid you say'-1 gut bins discharged by speakiug to Beau. I said, you way as well get hint di-charged, as het has done soothing. You must have hail ft iendship for him' —No further than seeing him occasionally. Will you state any communication you hail wilt rstiney in the taunts of November last?-1 saw hint the losszin ee tt g of November, he came to me and said, " Tom, I know people who are pausing bat notes." I said, L)o you ?" He said, "Yes." He said, "If you meet me this evvitist^, and klieg another person with you, to a poih!ic-liouse 1 will skew them to you. I appointed to meet them at the IS,..rt timberland Arms, G• cat Russell.street ; I met him at five o'clock ; 1 had my brother with ow; lie said he load not seen them. He went away mail appointed the nest evening; he came the next eveiting,•nd said he hail not seta' them ; the third and fourth en ening he said the same thing. After this I did snot see him for. I should imagine, it might be a week ; then lie came to my house nue :nothing; 1 was at hi yak fast ; be had some breakfast with me, and he said Ito y weid come to town; and that, if I met him is. the event iog, most probably we might see them. I met him again that ens ..- ing—no ' I am tellies; a story, he did not clone Ili it tveniog, and I di d nut see any more of I, i ttt till he came to me sou the 2iiils of November. 1 cannot say whether it was Nortitilier or (Mobil' lie came the first time. He then wens mirth nu ,: came to the (office. and said to Vertneon youn g n .,, u " Have you Oren Limbriek burr?"—'• %Vbich of them i"— .' Why," said be, " Thomas, 1 watit."—.• s," skid he, "he has been away about half an hour." Ile said, lie want ed to see me very particularly ; 1w load col a slug fur me. be young man said, " I dare say I can find him;" and be come down to the White Hart, ii, Vert-street, to a per son if the mime of Hart, mid said, "Tom, bete's iennehody wants you ;" and then I Saw it was Finn. y. F 'y called me of use side, and said," They are e g now to pass some itote. o and I have heard them sat, they are going to a grocer's shop at the corner of Newport-street, St. Martiu's.litne; take another persua with you, and go directly; jou will ice me coming, and I wil point them out to you." I went to the office immediately; sod seeing thetc was no one there, I went to the Bunch of Grapes, had teuk Smith w i ll, me. We hail been down St. newt's-lane about ten mi ll:it:Imo very. I was weii bwya sight.io, and l(o l 4 sane thes Spicer is n : ray . sr, 0 1 : k at :Le i : : 1 saw Kelly leave Spicer at the corner of lanigacre, and ii, 1 t i Zo k t es tr is r s i e:d o s :n e h r u i-t o t e o te ce t . h :l i s i h i c e olld whe l nF r t:7 l %:::w: . l :li t a e r t lit t i o ti saw hi-teeth the's'. I crossesl over to tell Sistith. ha was in the way, and Kelly moue out. He crossed over di rectly mid jousted Spicer, a n d they walked together. Finney Missed over to me and says," You may depend upan it they have smashed a note, and tro and take them." I . a nd, ot taunt)t take thriu in this dark place;" anal directly after, saw something pass (rum Kelly's band to Spicer's. Recollect yourself. Did you not go over to Finney? — No. Theis I heard Kelly say. si Come along, it is all r i g ht ;', or words to that purport. They then aria down 'Alerret • street, and along Parsons-street, by Ilse lorelthottsc. mod alien they came into King-ate, et, I said, " Here is a mood light, and mind they do not throw soy thins; away." Cent mad look Kelly, and Smith look Spicer. I "Pelle , ' a shot. - door, and pushed him in stud searched him, mid Nand IS,. in los pocket. The paper cap he 14:141 on he pulled uff, and tucked it late his bosom, and he had a clotr apron mi. Smith, instead of searching Spicer, its be ought to have done, walked along Kitigottreet with him, and as is • writ along he felt hint fumbling at his pocket, and 11 gist lie was taking something out of it. Hi . 11.041• it lam silo a bolter shop, sisal there he searched him RIO four.! fir.. Dote ., which qS. Itiatil'ey ioteutified. There were som e won„., Smith brought into the office the that inurAuz; rhe, g three of Idiom taken into custody (they lived in St. Giles's) for haring a 4144 ,111 . 44 y 91110trIlsbout them, and upon' maktug q cries, they had pia:o.lllp a put kedlioult et the glum oft iii butter-shop, with, 1 tto,ik, wren bi wave nt ii. They t.. 4 passed Site t they had houtiht 4(4'4m-coats and shoes, and lot! 4ir thdLis hi. ides; awl they acknowledged picking this byvla up ; rt:' 'r • 7. , •Z' • '.. ( At . •" o. 2 • • •••• • • ;•;. lttlisa )• PItICE SEVEN-PENCE. • melt esn execute, with the use of plalt,.'" of cxtraordiaary durobildy. The vignette Whit h I shrink, recommend for the plates of the Hank of coonod, would occupy nut !..FP than imedhis .1 ter their w h o l e space. It sronid be an histurieal compost- tiosi—cootaseting not leas than three h all 67;11res ; the ligiires to be Heady willed, as smelt sub), rut put the ability of the artist to the nicest test. The levy that-rate talents to be f d among the artists of this enitistry ought 10 1w enlisted in this sertice. Different vignettes ought to br nsed for the different ileitomiliations of notes, the more ef. fectually to iliatingttish then,. Every imccessire plate of inie denomination sh.oild lie 11141kCii with it successive letter in • number, and the d'ate of the year when hest Issued. Such is my conviction of the effectiveness of thy system which I recommend, that I am williug, at oly own expeti•e, t o mot t oes such a plate as 1 have deserilnal, aril a hundred thousand impress • from ti, provided the Batik of England will:adopt the plait Should this pro/mind be accepted, it would he siert-navy . • fur me to slit •I designs of the pin/Dosed vignettes, tool 'ti. confcr on the best mode of tilling op the writing part or the plate, sod Of guarding the finishing of the plate, and the taking off of the impressious, to as to preelUtla the pos. aibility of a misuse of it EXAMINAThiN of l'110:11AS LIMEIRICK BEFORE THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AT NEWGATE. The flat * *- ter the wateinent was tootle before the Gaol Cootowttee its Newaiite. relative to the Mood- !$. Mune!, l'lut, 'Fltostlm. Li iii o trk wits called its and rx domed. Tin. following is no accurate 'report if the proceedings Ito tun know a man of the name of riniiry How lung liavo you knoii it him . :—Tince years. Has he biro 1 , 1 trouble? 4. How many &isms bits in trouble cannot wir how inaliy linos. I never hail moth as aptatittance with him. Ile wait its this place uhnut fittirtet•st months ago ?—I do Hot recollect that. I have been eery ali;;lttly acquainted with him, 110 further than scene.; hint its publ.e.huuses where I have been. What did pm consider him to he?-11' is n plasterer. Have you ever {MOW 11 Will in any nlher character ?--I have kisown hint as a thief, nail pit kite.: ;reeky's. I never knew he hail sbeeat passion antis; lie has not winked at his business for Paine tissue; lite first time i became pai:ieutarly DClllllllllfrol with him urea loins or silt tha ino 'flit re was a mate of the name of Dean. a constable and patrole in the Strand; he was taking n mats of the name of .Arnifield, vellum he supposed was going its brink into some place, loot this Finney was there, mid Arisifield was taken; and our Isaac Skilling, Hean sail, attempted to stab him with a knife, but ;tot away. This Foamy was taken the sante earning. Whether he was going along with them I can't Ido nut think he was. He was takcu to the watch-house for the row stulig with the girls; 31111 I got hint instead of his having to find hail; and *lieu he c c artte out I said, " Yule may as well tell we where Isaac hkilling is" He said, " If you meet me this evening, 1 will take you to ie where be is" We went : he was nut them:. Wit Weld the nest evening, and we took him. He was charged with Fioney nod two girls before Mr. Diroir What was your reawin for interfering to.get him diacharg. rd, :toil nut the girls ? What were your motivis fee it I had no motive, f o r it. Why p.m speak to the Ittgisirate ?--I did not. You raid you Jul ?—'fo Bean. You said just now you got him discharzed. You spoke to Mr. Ilirii:e, and you give him some ce:1,01111, of e surae. What slid you say'-1 gut Lim iliachargetl by speakiug to . 100 ] WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE LOTTERY BEGINS. The First Tea Prizes are sore to be Capitols. 3.... of L.30,000 3.... of L.5,0 0 11 10.... of 14.... of 40.... of . 2OO 90.... of Besides SOL 231. Ice—All Sterling Hooey. THE First-dra w n Blank will receive Four Pipes of the very best Old Port Wise. Tickets sad Shares are selling at the lowest Priem, eatitlieg the Adven turers to the above most important Chances, at the Old Eslablished Office, No. 20, Combat, where the Two First Prises of 30,0001. were shared and sold by the Public's most obediest Servants, HORNSBY and CO.