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. % s "II IP* wholWial !Ivor what be to tell Nal liriocr. Ike which had that of the • 'mold wow. tend rri~they wit ere • A•xL"--if age -11tAi tli •wlnwrte sweld. of his wishmip. the porieress the Bible not map givei to MIA" pa * - &minims. but sent by his esallicell s a lg.* globe. would net the leideffebte Menswelses emir reclaim—g 4 Let now , (Mind, thy sement ._ . we_2l=tet • in peace."...-(4.op& N ao.i-..The seemly ( leer st ittsve • singialor description of his jemmy to tlw Continent to disseminate soligiius testis th . l unsoiled soldiers 'of the 'Mash army se Tort and 'the sonmsoiliug eedhstry. He sins described the powerfel . eacety which he Mod religious eds. cation predicted Mere seamen. from his owe home. ledge of the fate. iie concluded by tiepin that the 'nooks to the Royal Duke would he received by the 'consurity as hii friends in Cornwall received aunt they liked. by milling oat .4 flee eed od • . 1 " The Her. Gentlemen excited suveh laughter by his • pu.nonciAtiess of the two last words in the trite Cora. wish dialect. Mr. BAIICIAY seconded the motitun which wee 'carried by acelatustino. His Hurd Highiseis the Duke of Sussex said. ihat at the roast hoof wee about this time nerdy. cud the pennon boiled; lee 'would not have the dinner of any woodsy puma Wailed. by keeping him et this hoer re Rieke a long speech.—(4 I•6ot)—Re would therefore only say. that he thanked the Lollies awl Gentlemen peanut fur the honour they had done him. 'ripe Hooting then separated. after making a libe ral collection in aid of the Naas of the Society. • ----- BANK OF ENGLAND, MARCH lg. Agreed to unanimously. • s It was then stated, that the dividend warrants (Mould be delivered and paid on Moods'', thetas of April next. PREVENTION OF FORGERY. Mr. SRA* o.riti, before they adjourned. lie wish ed, in the most respectful manner. to call the atten tion of the Court to a matter that affected their feelings as men. and one to which he believed their I)irectoia had given, sod Vero then giving, a greet degree of eonsederation: He alluded to a plau for the better manufactore of Souk notes. He was pure it mast epeeists *.rortgly on the minds of all feting, individuals, *ben lliey looked into she Isiewspapers e aml saw, horn day to day, the member of persons employed in forging Bank notes, and in peeing thoie forgeries. He conceived that the temptation to forge, and the facility with which that crime could be effected, were very much die proportioned to the chalice of detection and of punishment. Ile. therefore, ruspectfullv submitted to the Court of Directors, that stfipe piddle auto:. cation shoilld be made in the NeWspapers, or through some other channel, ,in order that the tendon of artists might be called to the subject, by which means their notes might be better formed than they had been heretofore. At present they were executed with a facility by far too Great--awd the number df persons who, in consequence, for. felted their lives for the crime of foreety, imperils tirely demanded that attention should be paid Its the subject. Now. although any plau that amid be 'Adopted. might oat, perhaps, have the desired effect, yet it would chew to the public that the batik were ant inattentive to this very important matter. He believed, although the Proprietors were peifectly satisfied with the conduct of the Directors; oat this and other polio, that the public were not equally so, with respect to the manufac ture of Blink notes. The pbbhic would, he con ceived. lie much better satisfied than they were now, if ionic alterution were adopted to woke the fabrication of forged notes lees easy than it at pees! sent was. fie had a very strong feeling es hie' Hind, that something might he done to meow the ol:lo to lion ore of forgeries more difficult. Fee. mate days past he had paid attention to this subject. and, from information he received in Newgine. and con verastimi• he had held with that most exemplary Character, Mrs. Fry. he thought it was possible greatly to reditce the eril. A plan had noshed been pin into his hands, whichy he thought, would tee- . .her it infinitely more dilikult to forge Bank of Vogland tastes. then it now appeared to be. He respectfully suggested to the Court of Directors shriller they could not Call the attention of artists to this very serious subject ? Mr. Tnotarina aiirl,lie rose with the wee tem per nitillespecifid feeling, to state swHasr.ila Se inihr to those just delivered to the Court. Leak ing to tote riNpectability of their Donates*, *lid the cobtiile nce which was reward in them, lie con. ceiverl, that, ion proportion to that respectability arid thiy aired an important dare to the ;riddle, and that duty ctaild slot be better diachri:ged thin in protecting the morals of the country, espe cially those of the lower owlets of the people. Though lie was hut an humble individual . be came there to state his opinion on this .objert. He hod put it to wrilitig, in order that he might not be niisnioder•tood ur 'instated. He* should, there. hat'. read J very short statement, and leave it on liar Court of Proprietors to act with it as t 3 y imed. lie del 110 l memo to usitunit it u• a ItU.ltstioil—het lie merely brought it for n.rd.olasider to discharge hi. conscience of a sea v serious duty. tin opinion en. 'llia it is were his pa- Sil Oftll- ,*lib iteptiiiinco, that, hoer& the eimort • . stet `it doing their duty to the canary, if 'the? did-stet fattier it. - The ClU'Eafteet said, as there wee no Motion be fore the Court, tins nteltbe considered merely as • ertevervetion. The - Hes. Proprieto► . who intro. dead the subject, had done the Directors no more thin justiet. its soppoeing that this wee a matter wry ever their hearts: It only wanted -common humanity to feel it deeply—sad he was sere the Directors would not he amused of such a want.— "Hew, hear.)—The Hon. Proprietor had, it seem ed, thought of this *object bet for a few days. He weld mere hint that the Directors bad been think ing of it for fifteen or twenty years. He could not admit that the forging of Bank notes was so easy as the Hon. Proprietor insegiared. It would be a mast dangerous statement tog. Perth to the public. The difficulty was. in fact, easels peeler thee he sup. posed. He considered that the mutter bed better remain as it ley et present. He was sure the Hen. Proprietor did not bring it filmed to cost any re. &wain on the Directors—belt, though he did not stewed it, it certainly might be comidtrvd elsewhere es throwing so imputation on thein.—( No, no !) He wished to be undentoorl clearly. It would not have slut effect there—but it might out of doors. The Court might rest assured, that it was a matter of consideration. night end day, with the Directors, sisal that every possible attention was paid to O.— ( Hear, hew.,— WWI reopect•to the withdrnwing the war and two-pound notes frosts circulation, that measure involved s question winch perhaps it would sot be proper now to rioter into. Such a proceed ing would certainly lessen the evil, bet would not remove it, because other notes were -600.1 as well as thaw for one and two pounds. •. The Court Men adjourned sine die. I . '" " • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Tweassav, Stu mm 19. The Royal Ammo was gives by Cantneissiou to the Dem isted Fishery Oaths Bill, to the Raab Tokens Bill, and to the Wept& Alas Fine Bill.—TheCossolissioorrs were, the LORD Cstaxceu.osi, the Duke of lionvoosit, sad the Earl of BY/T. Ulllr. The Barl of illnitnonousin peseated Niftiest@ from the Ishabitauts of Helsoshire sod from the Corporation ideal. lees soil other Inhabitants of Shmehl, in favour of the Chimney Sweepers' Regulation Bill.—Referred to the Com mittee. Mr. Benders and others from the Calmness, browebt op the Brp fur Isere effectoally discoveritre the Leugitada at Sea, sad pouring the Discovery of • Passage frUlla lM Miasmic to Ow Pacific Ocean.—The Bill was read a hat time, awl ordered fora second readiag. ACCOUNTS. Mr. Tooling, bows the date of the Coransissioaers of the Trish IteMilise, broitcht up an Account old* amount of the Wariest@ which passed through the ONee the The. Treasurer of !reload, keno the Mh Jaaaery, Nil?, to the Mh January, 111111. Me. Clarke, fruits the Privy Council, premed an Ac count of the state of several Parishes, Coracies, kr iu Eadaftel mod Wales. Sir. Misuse, from the 01Se* of the Chief Secretary for helms!, presented um Sixth Report of the Cohnisissiotiers fur audition' the Pebble Aecutods of Irrisod. M►. Scull, from die City of London. presented as Ae rostat of the Stair's end Expenditure of the Orphans Food, fir► the lost year.. These ernrelAeceunts were kohl on the tattle. The Earl of LAUDVIIDALS moved for an Arcoaal of the Quantities of pure Gold and Silver, and of Alloy, wed ie the slew Cuinage.--Ordered. GAS LIGHT. The Earl ofSqukresnunir unwed the third reading softie Bath Gas Light EiII. The Earl of LAVDIMDALS did not rise for the purpose of making any °president to the Rill, but he took that uppor tuaity of outing hil frillsi that several of the Corporstioss, already funned by Parholiest, for the purpose of lighting pieces with gas, were not so easeful in porifying the pa as they should be. The consequence was, that the tubes be. eagle impure, and the ps fossil its way so ill, as to canes is small danger to the hibabitants. He expressed a hope . that more ears would be taken be future. The Earl W Suareassunw said, that the reseal Bill like all others, contained a clause permitting actions to be brought against the Corporatiosis in case of neglect. The LORD CHaucet.t.on. remarked, that the best clause would be one for dissolving the Corporation, in case of neL ect hear.) L: — Bill was then read the third time, and passed. The Agricultural Nurse Duty Bill was read a second Lime ilia ordered to be committed. Th Howse Mee Adjourned till Thursday, the 2d of April. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TIIUISDAT, 111Alen 19. Al Isattpast Wee o'clock the Gentleman Usher of the Black Roil appeared at the Bar, sad suounmsed the House to attend the Howse of Wen. Sail bear the floral Assent gives. by Commissiou, to several public sod private Bills. The Settaumn, ou his return, tiemtainted the House, he bad been Is dm Moore of Lori% awl beard Ike Royal As- Mel gives to several whisk as err Awl f of fee Lards.) Mr. Johnson. from the Office of the Chief Secretary for Ireland, presented the Sixth Report of the Conensissimiers fur Auditing Public Accusals iu Ireland ; which was laid ow the table. Mr. Riopelle, from the Stamp 0111ce, presented all Se nsual al the twit Balsam as, its the basis of the Dieu+ brew of Stampse—Oriltred to lie mu the table. Mr. Swann beau& epilog Waterhin Bridge Roads Bill; whirh was read a Gat, and ordered to be read a seCood tone or the 34 of April. Amount. were presetted from the Chamber of London. of the Receipts and lapemliture of the orphan' Food, for the last year.—Lifti on the table Ormeril 'Nonirom having givers Notice, at tine close of lea Mission, ut hm isitention to move fur 'env.• fit brine in a an for the magma. of prohibiting public 31Intipierades, own" commiiiiicating with several Members, that seek a itiotiost would have very hits chance of auccrk, tiols Ibis op l antueity of expressing his itilesitioo la with- Ara, bin entice st.is act:m.4Boy "vitiate:Awe. Mr., Aliteriaasi ATKS.' brought up the Muck Auction IBIB; Rln. h won resit a lint, mad ordered to he read a se cond awe as the 11 of Apia. sad to he printed. A 111.1UU vlrl F.NT: Died Csyetrietretaii ninon:, that die House, vtw its shoidil =tycoon', for tile teem.. until Thursday, the 2J of April whirl. was agreed to, SIAS. coo. CITY F.STATIN. Sir WM. (Vial, Isi.tt ea, that the Order of the D.y, for FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PAPERS. PAWIe, Stanew IC Lord WelHelios bad yesterday morales' • Nag eutiferfoos wick the Doke of Richelieu, time Prosaism Antbmoodor, and lama Manatee, Commoner of State, President of the Mixed onsodaidois, charged with the liquidation of the foreign debts. The Court will pat on Mooning for three weeks, on the smash* of the 4eatb of his Majesty the Clog of &relies— die Gest emu days in Mark. cud the other ter is white. The Gesette le Rusetv of Monday confuting the following p•r•puph :—" Lord dimmer was committed ere yed•rday to Saint Pelagic, for a debt of 40,000 frames, eon bucerd Is • foroished lodging." A project is annouseed for the erection of a moa•ment to the Swiss, who, o• the days of the 10th August, and the LI sad 3d of September, fell is Paris victims of the most heroic devotion, sail martyrs to their fidelity. This ino anusest will be placed is a picturesque garden, at the gates of Lucerne. The baste relievo will precast a lion dead soder • mass of broken arms. Above will appear the arms of Fence and Switzerland, and around the escutcheons •nsluguus precepts, sad the sums of the heroes. It will be conked to the care of am invalid. Placed more over in the most central poiat of Switzerland, is view of the Upper Alps, and at the releases of this classic land, where liberty, patriotism, and boatter have achimod so gamy pro digies, it will constantly address Itself.to the virtues which gam it birth, sad will elicit, the reflection that the noblest prerogative of the Arts is le homier them. On the loth of September last, after the aluminum' &To shio.' of witnesses, the Aisitte Court of Vannes condemned to death the widow Bisilie , for an attempt to poison. This Yeoman was at the point of undergoing her panidasneut, when all the witnesses against her, tortured by remove of eon lettuce, repaired to the King's Attonsey.Geseral, and eon. teased them elves guilty of having given false witness. Justice hastened to receive astir retractions, which they never ceased to repeat sits tears and sighs of the utmost contrition, to the montane/lieu death carried them off, iu consequent* of a severe malady contracted prison. The iumicence of the widow Bisilic is proved by the clearest evidence, and ber situation demands all the assist. •sonee of public charity. A subscription has been opened in her favour at the clerk's office of the Royal Court of Rennes, which will in a few days haat full letters of pardon so this unfortunate woaau. t•MI•mll• CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. SITTING OT THO MT/ MARCH. M. de Saint Aldegookorsported fres Ike COSSIMatte Of Puisiums. The Sieur Hecnssant, Mayor of Moirar, petitioned, that civil Marriages should be previously mactivued by t►e reli gioa riles of the parties. Each a Petition sot coming alibi. the jurisdiction of the Chamber, the Committee 'hawed on it the order of the day. M. de Marcetless.—Tbe object of this Petition ought tb possess au light interest IN the eyed of F►eneh Leglslatoet oralwas for Ibe good of their mammary. The present ay** is she frail alive errors u Ala Revelation. Every people, even in the times of ancient pagsaiseo, aelbasaledgal that mar riage, at first a civil contract, was sebneauvatly a religious cools-set Is it then is the anosi.Christian kingtl•m that this salutary netertentioa will be refused? H. not /Preach Prelate, clad ite the Roman purple, and a Illeillaer of the Chamber of Peers testified in a distourse addreseed to the King, hts hope of teeing this scandal terminate?. I defamed the deposit of this Petition ha the barns, that it might sugget in this or the following Smiles a project of • lavi respeelirt Aflrr 44Ime observations on the dangers that Might irbe from oinking the Ministers of religion the keepers of the re gisters of the CSvil Rtate, the previous 4nestioa was carried. MARCH 3. Several details relating to the capture of Minn are tun. twined its the official dispatches ache Viceroy of Ned *mint which arrived on the 12th November last. It was a desertin named Cervantes alio trick Nina priso ner. Ilc h;a been natures Brigadier, and has obtained the as Ateount ofthe Lido Hosektstalm, with the il as 1. - oste I;wtwAri of :sob pi ili., a: t.1.1(11 4..: lOU II al. rad fur iiliiiiie order which they wmp by lb" tidy. Aortal tor dd.- How* au Edict ior ilic Ltils July i.sall. • charged. Thear 5 . 101 aut d A " the 4 " 8 " ,r. Tlidifirmioy haw ilk. ited to the troupe who took pt. io item + tier. of dal nape tide de by as Hon. Illemllir (ale. asap: • ~,,), w w. a w e i,„ , h . arreekes a id. w i s mi k e 60 ~,,,d , , ~,, i Ile eallim, to 0 hick Mosta wasi taco prieiniey, a medal, with account 4 111 receipts al ilishaesemMita, this to Pod the 1 41Wdeviee, " fie coecledell fkr Istoefion r. ki;a le tilt sirs. House ban als iavestigstion of the title of the City so liken 1 Voll CCIVIOII/11 a . la r medal, but will. tLeae worn,•' lre Estates, se the aside by which it had come Ode peebooion cfp,,,,d the tra i l° , v i,,... of them. Mr. Alderman Avittne—lf he thought the object of site -- '-"--. -- ...-• - ' . - - - --- -- ----..- ---" Hon. Getaleataa's motion was to inquire into Ow mode whereby the City bream, entitled to hold there Estates, he Gotta, Fitioac.—Holiday at all the Public Offices. should nadowidedly fuel it his duty to oppose the motion. • . That Candlemas ailed as well ash to be fiersishod with the ?-------"'"-- Welke& of the *Male of any individual, as require au ex position of the ;ilk of the City to this propel ty. After a few weeds from the Seirasca, as to the proper goatee of prneeeillesc-- Mr. H. SOll . lNrit rase and disavowed any intention to raise a yeah* as.to be visit of the City, or to be actusfed by any issquisitive spirit Is to the hivretigatiou of its title to the Estates ; his sole object lied been to brim* its receipts and eapeaditure before the House, with • view to the adjust. meet of a epreettem now reedlike as to the competency of the City to erect certain public buildings. The Order was then discharged, sad aa account was or dered is be laid before site House, of the produce aail do. hoseeseneate of the Bridge Neese &Wee. HERCULANEUM MANUSCRIPTS. Lord Comeau...am pressed the 'Relatifs of the Com mittee appointed for serol l loll - tht H e lcul aucm " Y ku.- scripts—Laid ow the table, ad ordered to be printed. Sir M. W. Rioter preaeoted a Petition trios the Teasers of North Shield., !waylay fur the repeal of the additiowil duty oo Leather. Mr. Peet obtahmedieaso to bring in a Bill fur abolishing the punishment of dash, le wises of *movies ion of privately sieelitsg from the permit in Ireland.—He then bronght in the 1611, which was mad a Ilist, sad ordered to he read a se. coed thine ea Sheikh of April. The House west tar. a Committee apes ilie Privately Steeling is Sloops' mill..4lte several chillers were read and agreed to, and the Report ordered to be received so the 3d of April. . . Mr. LIJIIIIINGTOW an account of the *meant of Ditties, Customs, and Drawbacks on Monied Leather, which was laid on the table, and ordered to he printed. The budterpere Bill was reed a lirst time, sad ordered to be read • seeped time ou dwells of April. Lord ALT 1101111• presented a Petition from the Tanners of Haddington, which was read, and ordered to lie on the table. Lord A. HAMILTOX moved for a rehire of the persons who held the °Mos of Commissary or Clerks in the Com missariat of Scotland, in 1614, with the names. appoint ments, and date of .sesame. which had occurred since that period.—i The elution was agreed to. Mr. Sevjeant °imam postponed his notice ef mottos for lease to brine in a Bill to amend the Laws relative to Usury, from the liith of April, for which it had been fixed, to the list of April. The Hume then wljourticil until Thursday the td of April. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, FRIDAY, MARCH (20. ISM The rumour of an immediate dissolution of Par• fitment has been revived within the last few d.o)s with increased confidence. So actively have the Members of she Muse of Commons been em ployed in writing to their political friends in the country, it is with difficulty a stranger ions been able to procure a frank. Great numbers of them, availing themselves of the present short adjourn went, have left town to Nineties their constituents, to renew old promises, and make new professions. The idea of an immediate dissolntion, it thus ay pears, is seriously entertained at head-quarters. where the beet information might be expected : and yet there are apparently strong grounds of doubt, if net of incredulity, upon the soilsject.— The public business in the House of CallllllollB is or that important nature that cannot be broken Off or brought to a conclusion in fi few days. The reason of the year is also unfavourable. The fermentation of a general election would be More felt in the spring than at the close of summer. -We hove shoo the repeated assurance of lord (741TLICREmal, his place in the House,. distinctly declaring his ignorance of any intention of as immediate dis solution, an assurance uot. given übiter, but in positive answers, in contradiction of direct charges of the actual existence of such intention. It is also to betaken into account that the Minister at the present moment reposes on a bed of down, and that every thing goes ou smoothly in the House of Commons -under the auspices of an imposing majority. • We have received Ault Panels of Sunday and - Mosiday last. From the frequent confer en cer which ; the Duke of WELLINGTI/N has had with the Duke of ittettei.tou anal the Prussian Ambassador, at which the Baron MOONIER, Presi deut of the Commission for liquidating the It/reign debts, haw lately assisted, we presume that lie; Grate bus, agreeably to the . .wishes of the Emperor of RUSSIA, undertaken the accommodation of th e differences between France and the Prussian creditors.—. The Madrid Papers make aseution of the capture of MINA, and of the honours granted •to those who were success . fal in the action against that enterprising and gallant Chief; bet we have not ytt learned from theta the place of MINA'S pretended trial, nor the nature of the death to which he has brew, we may believe, already doomed. The importance of his defeat, anal the terror inspired by even his iuconsi derable force. can be best appreciated by thetri uneph displayed by his enemies on his fall.— All the troops who roasted at hi. capture burr been hotioured with medals ; aod the dragoon who actually took him prisoner, and who bears the distinguished name of Ceuta/stns. less had medal stating the circumstance, has been p e moted, and has also received the reward of• ; wit piastres. which had beets previously offered fur the asaitsinaiion of the chieftain.. The French 5 per Cents. on the tath March were at 65 f. 60 e. The Doke of 'YORK. traninieted militery busineis with thilPittoctsTlßecOst, yesterday. • Yesterday SIM:NAM CASTLEREAGH and Count Alnaretithad•ctudiences of the Pitisca REGENT at Carlton House. • By a Pint!emotion, dated thiblin, March 10, the following Polishes sere dedlored to he in u state of dietnrhance; and reripire vin remota - loony. iota bljihmerit of Police, Westillualstown. Bellytuadan, Garristih it., Hollywood. Enllytrog hill, and Palmerstowo. iujlre Barony of Belru4lOvey: and the parish of Cloishiethati,, in the Barotry of Nethercroaa. county of Dublin. A Return of the Offices, held under the Crown now gultstetl in reversion. has just hero .printed and to addition to itie grant of Ilse • RaugerAtip of Bagahot Park in reversion to the Hoch'''. of C Lou- , ' cEsseit, welind that the reversion of the Clerk and Kreper of the Register of Sterner...at Edinburgh, was granted •to*WiLciam DUNDAI I / 2 Esq. ou the y i 46th Jan.lBo6, on the death of Holum* Dow WAS, Esq. • lu Ireland the reversionary office of Chief Remembraneer of the Court of Exchequer was grunted, on the 2nth November, 1800, to R.IcH Aau WEL!..RALEY, E N . on the droll of the Marquis WiLLISLET ; of the office of Crane, and ger of the Port of Dublin, to Lord GEog o g S a y. MOUR CON WA T, dated the 7th Ainsist, 160, un the detith of Lord HLNkt StlfsiolA CONwAY, during the live* of Lord GEORGE SEYMOUR CON WAYEtki GEORGE 14,01111.T0N SirtMOUR CONWAY; and the office of Second Rensembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, to Ile OM STEWART and 1 I FM TYR STEWART, Elm sons of Sir Jdnu Sit.tvetur, Bart. choect . the e6lll March, 1605, on the dtitilt•of itICHAINYEetti 44 , 1, 4 .01 kh ;4!C all t".. s .TA r!.:.1t 4 4 sa' , 4 (-Aim fr Zki OZO t.) *c• ;i f • *.^ • . . • • t t• • t • -11 • • ••• • • A General Court of Proprietors of Bank Stock was this day held, for the purpose of considering a airirfend. The Govaanda (Jeremiah liernertn. Es 44 stated, that this was one of the half-yrraVly General Court., appoloted to be held issider their By-Laws. lie then submitted, for the approbation of the Proprir. tors. the following Resolution of the Court of Di rectors : N The Court of Direction Wring coniolereA the 'state air the Curoptooes sertunts, are that • Divioir•ol ur W per cent. sherlil dictated au the {unrest mod prates of She Comparny's Stock, Apr the belt-year mew die 6th et April nest.' • z. - • • • , sill .W .'exowi iseinieti Sei*iist4ttwo to the it o :u m g: !pit of the Core** 11%.111F ' , hat be Writes in Ilidiuntd.."Be•woold have.. elf the :,, 10" . land, to . willful • Eno dirt a meetin g * ii kb ihio, 'mid ..that o. Aid rook Brdllldairt, aid I. iliiii• i the son of i Kits& tams . litoisuses otitote 4 .tillireito as silo le jOllOllll6. lu 4,,r, 4 Lad for their object the a - of the' "PAP ill ell . •HA tetolllbitiois to (be erihte of If the poor.—fddirpheseeLi a lbiliiiiist he' forgery. .41114, tin dist can be done. that- steps now. hair ittes :pith_r pimple *NW shin he should Is tulteu. to render the forging of notes S W (and wriKe Of weld Jim o - 4 artist — kyr. l niaik ill Litt IS tiiii eildtinsii, end' the detection they hoard dal 7111::.'Cage and leas so to the public." For the Court of Directors e are the sureittilishere fee tle t cherell at ., he hod every req_sect..-sonre of them were his per- - 01. 6 4."re4 -41 ttil wweaxiosimitil. 1 .2miiiith.h. riot ow inl a utit, was ch cam- * ezeltiuwed sie sort* ler i illlaleoly urged the eonlltletult Of thy public. B.t this rellahe *slowed to sot shows* Iretiliketiou auttliwt tees of so snitch toothiest*, that, he con- wishesip, Use regress a this ilweirtl.-to sell stifle* the Coors wools; tree hilt doing their duty to My not mil* Orem- to alilltit poi to kii- Iwo the 'ousts?. if Ilirp did set Oilier it. - sue, big twits 4 his poultice* A ever the The Gi?EaftWClll aid, as there. .1.. ~• vielion be- 1 14tirdrxii E7d%. TIIE ROOEVIINDEIII PETITIOF TO Int TftUSTRES Or Tile •tttTISS StIAILVS! " a WI MI Res ill 11.,11i3eig but n %HAN " Le. •►u+wi SMITH That your Petitioner with grief bath men Th . ignobie state of guilty • vidd e Where Reality and reline- have Neer, V. here Learning finds a must rerpected /wait. Returning ar the hour of night from bid, Vi'here, the loue sentry amigo with martial pace, 1 ;or , with awe epon the diamieen pile. And lrew blare the or the place. Bet, the intellectual vort.l within Dopl:4,► nu beutit to laq.cceoui e)ts, Dinettes with irony ssucint To see Philosophy In such dr:guise. Where is the mot of taste that would not mourn The hibli•l..inniocen.hrown— or ditty Eren Falstaff's rar s ceri regiment te , 1111.1 MC' 4 To march tin onto Covent', • ith MIA • set. The shies of mashie paper—rommon hack— . ------ The ittl%ar book-tvui ua arakiog dainty molls— Tlie clumsy M B. stKi on( on Or The Ittlers (laming II tech:maims' I eel'''. flick mimic and low are strangely Liaised togethen The h o tel Wailer had n miif.l iinbin,o44 111 aloft a otl Rouyn. iu the P:ltTil. coarse !rather, Cocker like Newton, highest of the highest. Gnwnlinnanrwisdom, what abontioat ! The P. illlitir, ehatirelloe, owl Speaker grow -- Ye mighty (wrong of a mighty orison. Spretch out your lotioht twouiptlent to save. shall tls itattoia, %thatch `a a Sliakspeate birth * Knott such lUw CCUPHOIIy to be-- Whose Nobles ore the chivalry et eartli, 11'Itose 31eichaiits ate the l'ritters of tlie sea' Plato loved eloraticc with all hip heart, Anacreon for the Muse would ItPO'e Lis buttle, The mighty Ilacsdoniao would ti.rart Front .1/oloonn Lioanm to old Aristotle. Look at the Chief, who With Lip ruffian WHO& Curti tti;.'.l the earth, and gave her thrones a shock Who now amidst the waste of waters shuoh, Indignant in his ruin uti the rock. Yet Ise would check the pale brim my his way, And coutt the paths where learning oft hath trod—. Now dark with crime, stow bright with ancient lay, Aidl now a demon seemed, mid sow a god. The production. order Pitss and Pen, HY al! a., ti Airs, both old and renrat. The taftirst Almelo§ of all the loftiest men, if not clothed suns/doom., should, at least, bedcoent Or let the Picas in an Thal guides the mars h of mins! antl :cats flat yam, The sentinel of Liberty 'tut transcript of the intellect of Mao. Their Dibdio would appear with some Wee Werhe. And tyranny the praise of finding with it /ham : With three times three the pieroasul merrie Clerk.' Would Roger Payne it through tire vest filosmisa. Carron., and Weirkyas, with uplifted hands, Ahlu, rir its evilly wail, iviitio prince" Ramie Amebic binds, Discoriverea dining like a Cuogreve rocket. Then I may ripe to he • Gnaw rich, and Ilse by Epicurus' /Ogg Sine liFe Horsily., saturate my s alf, And roust so work my masticating tours Purloin, PSI hate a statue made of guar, If boxroom's art VW make it slam! the is i ather , Illy mount in gold displayed in public riew, A man of Letters, or a man of Lott& r. From the Binding Map. Tint F4lrl of CARUANIPTON had • set , ( t party at &niter 3et•tpriuy, at liip huust iu Button -street, Betkeley-,quare. 1/0111 NUGENT is arrived at his seat Likes. from hie brother's, the Marquis of Becit NGIIAN'S,StuAr, Bucks. Imrd UNTINiKER left big house in Grostenot• square, yr►terilwy for his sort in Suffolk. Lord and Lady GRENTII.I.E have left town for their seat Dropn►ore, Bucks, for the linlithir. Lord Sr. ASAPH ha* left town fr, his &thee., the tad ASIIBURNHASI'II seat, in Sussex. Lord and . Lady CASTLEREAGH left town yester day. for their Seat, North Cray, l tot. The hlorrytna and Marchiosiesi of IWanc►sTEa have left toren for their seat in Oxfordshire, tar the holiday*. %Ye. are told in a parazroph, that at Mr. GlO4 ball at . Fothiburgit, last Totestlitv, the room was w crowded that—au thancimc was &templed ! . Sir JOHN DAVIE. Bart. ht arrived at Wa►re's New Hotel, Newsstrret, from hi* beat, Creeds, Dr 4onshire. Sir CHARLES CocKnEI.L , Bart. M. P. left Fen. lintel. SI. Jatues . s-strtet, tar his seat. Semi cot. Gioia( r%tirshire, Sir IF. BAKFR, has left town for Mao. The Earl and Countess's. of DARLINGTON rind &roily Isle shortly expected in town, Innis their ‘rdt, Ruby Castle, Durham. The Fall soul Countess of WFSTREATII Imre left town for Haiti...hi, MI is Vint to the Nlarquis end Marehionets of SALISUGRY. fur the holistms. Mr. KEAN appeared un the Editsbingli boar's at Monday evening, in the character of Richard. A New Ti Is, called The lihirdered No:d• has been'proAticrif At the Sunderland Theatre, Ur story of which is founded upon of MARY A:strolls. et et, )rn ve, :K. rot 'O, !f• Ea he i . 4 . to r• ,t. d