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/ . • - ! . 7 , 0. --n-rfir; s • . / -- • " ior " , .. . . -, _ , ' /' A , ....... ...... . . t . .. _...... . e t . ~.,, 00 . .. .. •. . . , PKia s .OND„,„ w.,ERNEsDAy, SEPTEMBER 20, 1820 . - Plteas 70. • *, N uma a a 56M. r. TEMA TRN-ROY.4 L, CoVIINT-GARDRS. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. MR. HOWARD PAYNE'S FIRST NIGHT. FIRST NIGHT OF TWO NEW PIECES. EVENING. WEDNESDAY, SeWein* bar WI, and darts( the Week, the Perftwacances will cowman with, never aesed,s new Fromm, called NOT INVITED. After which, for tbd Rest time, a awed Tragic Mel-draw, in three acts, &Deeded wpm the German Tragedy by Schiller, entitled THE ROBBERS; I TO ruz. EDITOR OF' MR BRITISH PRIM. Parlianemat, or ally erliflefal nee's, I.ed all the busbsil of wheat, is an artitteini avenge the peers of the prodsef of weep sere of laud of • pion 0; that if bakes. at U. receive only, it amomets, •pia tge reopoomes retrs of Mad wow in lase. to 411e00, 0 00 y That Nub's son lately mid; i s his p err, ii.st ;as feet bye Twin Ands the passing the Corn'llill, wheat had see rag.d 711 s. led. the quarter, or tie. 10.1. the limb.% sad east , without a Wu Bill, what eight wow be prircored frog. abroad al de. per lossitri. What then is the root. ! /hi that oboist in art ykially kept up beyond its losisto/ price s; Irani tin. • .brabel, ereatiwg n tax ou the C 10411111,••• el be e toess foity•tis• millisms, or two bond ed and i.e. y.srly, which in bee years O inure than equal to We Naimoli! Debt!" As the landowiprs cannot be MOM lbas giede- , 2111 erg or Na humind of glee population, tarp meat esswatipmellip yay wry nia portion toised of as Anne •' if, simiesp. lb* prat masa of she people were relieved Ikuoe of two bemired out ten million of *triceps's' baatillk of laisedoseires,tbey wooki am feel H ot the govonoweng teispeot besides, if fouras was employed to momsfeeture good's, vane* Je ellebilote would parrlemer the curs, which only registers fpnr knoatriro &moo to Emil, titat an ins-roue us lahuii4 and dowser of peer ones—shot isimraie of iationiil wealth--okat 'unitise, is paying uffibe debt ! I wish Mr. Cobhett to terwe this, fool not lel the carom- Moore of his bon being sisertgaged frtvetti his being au- Mfg gybes he takes isp h.. pen we wail teal rcumunt). I am, Mr Mho, Ssr, Your very obedient and moo bowel& Correia, *roust Nspisnahm, lb, 1920. INVES fltiAT,At. T HIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 40, will be performed, its two sets, , Stit-s-I have it length reached the shores of Old England, after a painfel resitleace of emit years In Italy. Since ley arrival I have heard and read a weal deal respecting Qom* Careliee while*Deduct, shoe "hew% It melee, has bees rensered i al hewn; and, I am "err, di Add; %with toe much truth. I believe, Sir, fee hialviduals Iran 'peek with - greater accuracy on that melambely subject time pine pre seat Garrespondent. The first time her Majesty, thee Prin. MO of Wile., visited Rome, I west resident in that city. and had frequent opportraisies sf simervieg the essealeet of that Illustrious Female. I always viewed her as our in feuded Queen, end with that aftekesi ma respect den le her exalted birth and statism. Judge the., lie, what I mom base felt when I woo informed that her Royal High. mew had cesseelved an wecommerable ma'am he the amiable cardinal amid that she had (mewl, declared her W hittles, of visiting the oW Gentlemen at IMP Velem, sad • tapairefit, that she might elbows herself to Ma Riwitmeee, mileedrisvosse to elitist his tendimeas and cisimpamiais. :Owl, Sir, my autumnal west semapitiether; I Mesh te name k ; but, as I understand the witomMe lately at the bee ..ef Ma Hamm of Lords wen /Welled to give their oddest* Mealy, broadly, sad Islellifribly, I shell au far oesmiesce with their Lordship.' ordei, as to inform you, that her Royal Highness did not scruple to declare, that if she fames, the venerable Apostle rereire her *drawee with roletades Of fraliferrece,she "Kiehl forte him to her hed, and afterwards throw hereelf on the merry of his Holiness the Pert lbw absolutimi'. This hightful asausce it is said, 'taffeta Ms Elitism... In such a degree, that he locked himself up is his apartments at the Vatican and never stirred shooed swill be heard her Royal Highn ess had quitted Rome. I had the whole of this unelisni.holy detail from a very respectable Gentleman, who resided in the same hotel with me fee 'early four mouths. He entertained so doubt whatever - respecting the truth of the whole, as he had it front a Lady, who heard it from her Mother, who hod it from a friend, who had she commaniestioa from undoubted authority. THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Capt. Meeheadi (►y permissive), air. T. Cooke ; Peahen. Mr. ; !Antis, Mr. Raney; Filch, Mr. Co•er. Irs. Praises% Mrs. Davespen Limey. Mrs. C. llvoisia L Polly, Miss Grease (of the 'Mares Royal •slh aid *Obi t being her first appeases.* es this Siege). After widela, Ore popolor Farce of A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Sr Mark Clow. Mr. Faweeit ; Alfred Highflyer k Mr itllll-8; Selborse, Mr. Abbott; Ester , . Mr. Ewer!: OmIlm• k.rper. Mr. Comer. Mrs. firlheror, Moo Broommord ; Mrs. ' , dun, Miss them; Mons Dorliagtoo, Mira Foote. Or, THE FRTAL OATH. ._.larks De Moor., Mr. Howard Payee (beim kis dm per. 1 Viersomme at this Theater); Maximilian Coast De Moue, father of Checks. Mr. Iletteetoo. Amelia, Niece of the Goma De Moor, Mr.. Stanley. lo the Ant set will be Mina, by Meows. Dobbs. Roe, sod &miff, the Glee of"TM Rod Emma Reliable ; ' and a well : .11max bl o lliss Cairn, called &editor !ao Cires thy couch The whole Iseseelode Ohio the favoorAlborlettairf HOW TO UV lfrrliOUTAMldigli. hemp Dirtier, ;'Old Plaiowiry„ Ur. Ream Me. Rsiliecoolleet. ENRlMmett Osse; Mr. Sseiblosar. Niue Impeellwa Domillip..aeo. %Restos; Mies Plairway, Miss Price. Places for the Rowe limy be takes of Mr. Stork, at she Eimmace of she theatre, every day from Ti. till Poor o'Clock. A new Harlemiin Pantomime is is preparation. To whieb will be addled titre IlleloAlcaseatic Roemer of ALADDIN; OT THE WONDERFUL. LAMP. Alulain, Mks Foote; Ahasesar, Mr. Farley • Resterar, Mr. OtintaWi. Princes Badrea/bnedner, Mies doe Chiag MuMapha, Um. Damomers. Draw the memo the ',beim bee - been indieelpaillikei eeeakd and embelltelsed. A moped, remind Chaadelier, on it novel pelini.a. completely mutilated, has bra: coriatructed Wllk West. Orsamental Loam, fur Wax-lights, surround the Drea Circle. A new Drop Certain, fro. an original design, has bees painted by Mr. Pugh. A Private Box say be bad for the Sowaso, ae sightly, of Mr. &aides, at the Bon-01116r. The Doors will be opcood it Rattled Six o'Clock, and the Play begin arSeveri. Boxes, 7a ; Second Price, 3a. ILL—Pit, 3a. ; Second Prier, ta.—Gallery, Sa.• mood Price, la.—Upper Gal lery, Is.• Second Price id. IRELAND. BANK OF ENGLAND, Barrens's% 16, 18i0. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND give Notice That • GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank, on THURSD4Y NEXT, the 21st Indust, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenison, to consider of • DIVIDEND, which will alswAseee of the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURTS, appeiniesi by the_ Charter. ROBERT BEST, Secretary. Piece; for the Bones . to be labels of Mr. Brautdoa, at the Bo:-Office. Hart street, frogs Ten till Poor. The Meioticwent of this Theatre have engaged. for a !i -ncited 'number of nighty the Principal Daseers of the Opera. Horne. oxaMim. ... DIMILIII, SEPTIMatiI 11. To-sorrow, The Marriage of Filter% wdb the Ballet of Joconde, or Le Priem, Troubadour. rffIICATRE-ROYAL, 11AYNARKRT. T HIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20, will be performed the Opera of THE DUENNA. Dos Carlos, Mr. Brain=; Dos Jerome, Mr. ; Don Fathomed, Mr. Rammed; Dos Sidestep, Mr. Gray (Ms first appearaace on this stage); lease Meadosa, M►. J. Doom Clara, Miss R. Cord ; Daiwa Louisa, Mrs. Garrick; the &team, Mrs. Pearce. 401. After which, a sew Comedy, is three arts, called DOG DAYS IN BOND-STREET! The Principal Characters by Mears. Terry, Joses, Os berry, J. Russell, Berard, Williams, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Wet kiseon, and Mrs. Mariyo. •.• The Public see respectfully informed, that, according to the established arasgessest since the term of his Ms jnty's license has bees exten ded to this Theatre, Ressisd Price will be takes daring the Last Meath of Performance: this Evening therefor*, until the dose of the Season, the Prices will be as follow: Fits' Price-.4lexes,, 31.—First Gallery, Is.— Second Gallery, Is. Second Price—Boxes, 3s.—Pit, Is. 64.—First Gallery, —Second Galkey, AA. Second Price will commence every Evesieg precisely at Nine o'Clock. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Manisgbass, at the Theatre. A Private Box easy be bad, sightly, by application at the Boa Office. Tomorrow, Dog Days is Bosd-street ! with Exit by M istake. THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOME, STRAND. TINS EVENING. ES DA Y. Sept. 20, will be performed, 14th time, a MEW Operatic Drama, is three acts, tallest THE BARON DE THENCE. • The Baron De Trenck, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant Glatt, Hr. Hooloothalo ; Anthony Swans, Mr. Harley; Lionel Schell, Him Kelly; Hants, Hr. Wilkinson; Michael, Mr. Broadhurst. Eugenia. Baroness of Untied; Miss Carew; Josephine, Miss Love; Catau, Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Miss 1. Stevenson. After which, 29th lime, a new Romantic Melodrama, in three parts, founded on the celebrated Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or. TIIE 11111 DE OF TH E ISLES. Chsractera in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Mr.. W. S. Chatterleyi Ueda, Miss Love; Arirl, Miss Wurgasan. Characters in the Drama—Reiliven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley ; Robert, Mr Enwluitisani ; Malvin, Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. 8 Chaiterley ; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Ellie, Miss I. Stevenson. The spacions Saloon will be opened es usual at Eight ()thick, for the admittance of the Second Price, which coat meace% at Nine.. Boxes, rya ; Second Price, 3s —Pit, 35.; Second Price, le. B.l—.l. , iwer Gaily-y. 25.; Second Price, ls —Upper Gal lery. ls•; Second l'rice, BJ. Private Buses easy be hail nightly of Mr. Sievensoa,of whom Pra m are to be taken, at dm Box Office, Strand En trance, from Teo till Rar. To morrow, The Baron De Trench, with Free and Easy. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patronage of Ilia Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Raze C0b0rg..... .... . THIS PRESENT WEDgESDAY, S-pfent ber 20, will be p•rformrd, (for the Dint!' time), an entirely New Grand Romantic Melo.Dranta, wish new Mn. sir, extemive Scenery, Dresses, Properties, *ad Decora tions, in three acts, written by Mr. W. Mnacrieff, called THE SMUGGLER'S DOG! Or, THE BLIND BOY'S MURDER! A Comic Song by Mr. Cowell. To conclude with an entirely New Comic Operatic Melo. Dran - atic Pantomimic Extravaganza Bizarre Entertain ment, written by Mr. W. Monerieff, Y'elept GIOVANNI IN THE COUNTRY; Or, THE RAKE HUSBAND. Mtn Giovanni, Mrs. Gould; the Minnet de Is Cour will be introduced by Monsieur and Madame Le Clereq. Boa.. 44. and 3..—Pit 2114—Gallery Is.. Doors open llalf•past Five, begin Half pad Six.—Seeond Bice Ilalf.past Eight. Places to be taken of M►. Romer, at the New Box. t 'dice in the Grand Marine Saloon of the Theater, and• et hum may be bail Private Boxes nightly, also Free Atimaiito* .1..;,,ns fur i be Sea•on. 1 - PV"*ON. Stock-Broker, 2. Co:lshii', begs to trysiori his Friends of the weer-approach of the ilhlisiVg. Ode DIrrOBER, sail to apprise them that every I've.chaevr. befwe /bat day. ii.lveutures with peculiar Wren- Ate., Vs TWO rima of £lO,OOO will be Draw. is thIP tie.' Folleen *sulfa. Erre) Tiekrt will be a Frier First Dsy--4,300 Tickets sure to be rlputo. TWO ,. Ricoon I TWO t moo he. he. 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My Child, who is two years soil • hill old, has been suffering under every species of debility ever since it was six months old, owiug to the extreme difficulty of cutting her Trent, so much so, that a total waste of flesh mid distortion of the jousts rendered the Child incapable of being moved without a pillow, at the same time having irons tot her legs to per. vent their getting more distorted ; whew, directed by l'nori deuce I was recuoiniettdevi to apply to you for the Syrup, which , rafter using two or three day., my Child appeared to receive fresh life and toreorth ; sad however siosigoise it may appear, after osier wily one Bottle of Ilse Syrup, 1 was enl isted to take the irons from her legs, mid shortly after she became pelf. cily restored. Every inqyiry as to the truth of the above win be cheerfully simmered by Year must obedient Servant, F. SEALER. N.. 11.Crovriscenri, Piellett.street, Temple-bar, May 4,1830. To be bed of the Proprietor., Johit•oft mid Williams, 92, Newsnamolrtiet l east by their impunities-m. 4d' all the &trilo gies. 9coslers I. Town and Cestairy, at 4..111. per Roane. Jobswea remises the poor; as sweat. at bow tomes every Teeeday and Saturday Mends& from Nine tit! Tea oVirelt,by bridging* Letter from a respectable noose ' keeper, to certify that they ore reel Objects of Cbarisy. Now, Sir, after what I have related, you will not IM mar prised when I tell you that I am a bleed to the Bill of .Paise and Penalties. I cameo( think • female, however exalted by birth mid station, who would avowedly declare, that she intended to perpetrate so shocking a crime, as that of &forcing a Cardinal, ran be considered as a suitable person to share the throne of these realms. But, Sir, I must, on the pineal important occasion, re quest a little of your advice. If an affidavit be necessary, I am ready at any moment to swear, that I was told Rome:Nod in many other cities in Italy, all I have related to you. Give me, therefore, your opinion candidly, whether, if I were to apply to Lord Liverpool, and offer my services in support of the Bill of Pains and Penalties, you think his Lordship would accept the proposal. I must now observe, Mr. Editor, and I write to you iu conlidinee, that I ant a man of small fortune, and cannot afford to give away say time, as the Irishman says, free-gratis for nothing. I was born awl educated a Gentleman, and of course my affidavit will have more weight with the Lords than a shirk/ad of such Italian rubbish as appeared lately at their Lordships' bar. Pray let me have your opinion as to my stepping for ward on the present emerge's'', as soon as possible, and you will exceedingly oblige an old friend and A TRAVELLER. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. Rtit —I should feel obliged by the insertion in your Paper of the followiiig observatious on. the proceedings against the Queen The public are now not only io possession of the charges against her Majesty, bast also the evidence by which those charges have been supported. The greatest enemy of the Queen, I think, could never have anticipated that her ac cusers would have brought *itch against her without being able at least to have backed the Mailman, sod Denionts by some whoever' of respectability; bet what has bees the case? This clearly explains the ground upon which • list of witnesses was refined the Queen ! These cast-off servants have stated that the Queen was net visited only by preemie of the lower or middling classes of society; surely, thee, some of the Nobility or Gentry might have been produced to corroborate this statement; bat no each thing! Look at the witnesses, and point out one beyead the retch of bribery? The proceedings from the first have been viewed • am the result of a conspiracy ; before a witness was examined, ur even the charges made known, the Ham to of Comtism," de. elated the investigation would lITOVO ilcroplory from the beat interests of the Crown, moil refused to proceed; and the nation at large have expressed their sentiments must ea equivocally in the monstrous Addressee they have presented; but yet let it be remembered, 'hit 250 individual Lords, who are not • representative body, have, contrary to the lease of the country, and also to that branch of the legis lature whose duty it is to impeach, proceeded in this busi er's ! I jest pause to ask, is this constitutional? If nut, does not this come nearer to Radicalism than any thing this country ever exhibited ? But with the ex parte evideeice of the Attorney.Getieral before us, and not a single wholes, on the Qiieen's part being called, how much does this state ment alumeennfirm the idea of a plot against her Majesty ? Let um briefly notice the circumstances as derived from this sorree:—We and that Majocchi confessed he was supported for a length of time, doing nothing, by the English Ambas sador, or his Agent., at Vienna ;—iliat Gaetano Petszz and Vincenzo Bargiolo, mate and master of the polacre, received large salaries fur coming here to an amount that can convey but one idea • and that Barbara Creme received as much for what she at Hanover and Frankfurt a. she obtained fur five years' wages when in service. At the Times siewspaper of the 30th of August observed, we "boold hear nothing more from the witnesses about pay, so it bath happened;—does tint this prove these witnesses are well taught ? Can it he pretended fur a moment, that these wit nesses could not be gut to England without paying them such ennernoua sums, when, as they have all declared, the Agents of their respective Governments threatened to send them by force? They were, therefore, not paid fur loam of time, or loss of any sort, but fur what they were coming here to say; and if some are paid so much, the conclusion is natural, that all have their price; neither is it probable, if . the contrary is the case, that those who acknowkdge they *MN paid, should accidentally all be examined first, and the Where taken by themselves; this mast tell every impartial moons that tlizir examinations are according to rule. The Next point worthy of notice is, that the same Halbert" Oasis, though she had been deposing to one of the strongest pinata fur evidence, says to a question--." Have you had any co glum with any person respecting your observation relative to her Royal Highness and Bermian, particularly, &e. &c.?—" I never have made any observation to any body." Guiseppe Bianchi also deelares, " I have never 'woken upon this business to any body." Paulo ReCairittfti, the mason, who watched the Princess and Berg.nsi whilst looking et the figures, was asked, " Did you, before that time (whets be was examined at Milan) speak to any body of the circuit,- masers you have sow stated ; I caw swear that." Ilieronyiniss St isritt wa. asked wbetlwe tie mentioned what be knew on the suliket before he was sent for to Milan He auswered, "No; I mentioned nothing; I dill ant say any thi ng a b ou t it." Paolo Oggiune, after saying he was applied to by the puttee at Milan In give itiformatioti on this subject, was naked, " Hail you ever sweetie's...l any wf the eitemasnances that you slated les-day before that time?" " I had NM." Louisa Demos' being asked, " Did you not et that time (November, 1317, whew she left the Princess's service), know all yon have bees deposit* to here "Yes." Nostwiliwiamolisg she mole Is her sister some wiestiss offer this paid, s pooking Ili high terms et the Prioress. Gui dry,* itsslelli, the metier, se mod sissrliesi at whet he sew who I s w an to the eserisge sueslied, wee asked, " whom did yes lest Kit this Meg ?" " 1 never 4 '4 it be. fore, except to the consitiseles." " How lag was that after you sew it ?" 4 About II isseathe, or a peer, arbor." Guiseppe Gotirgierdi, a boatman, W3B snit d, Whew 8 18 you first meatier what yeti aiw is the poesy " I ohs eassitied h. fors the Advocate Volessearti." " Wes 'ha the bet?" "That Wail the grit time 1 emote of whet 1 had saes."—" Then you sever meatiosied the eines...sae of haring seta the kiss frees the time you.sser it until the time you was brought before the Advocate Vilmeelasti?" " No." Gawps* tercisi aid; he had told whet he had wee several times, so differesit remiss; he was at** " Ca. pee .1".11 ose of them ?" "I do sot recollect et present " • Now, Mr. Editor, from these inquires sad replies, every outdid mind, I sh ould shalt, must draw one iuferessee; .that of whatever importance the docesieuts in tlieseees hag arrested to than who Arid isseemigatid Wm. or the Atter pey-ffiesersl, may have attached to thent,the oritnesess thee- Wawa Atom tleright they sow impropriety is the cadect sof the gores, until a messenger soseintesed them to sliced Messrs Volinsearti, Brown, and Co. at Milani aid further, Art the report of her Majesty's trisensilai, spa wll4til the gisahsimine was fasted, , einedd sot Anorsbasse desiostbams *see bilividissls whose the King and be advisees heft treat* IS thkgssaerimeouspetette mitiseumeerelie fact,. • bresesi they have Entered they sever eseistiosed the dr- • easetsners until their arrival at 111iias, where the Caseessie slates were previously-assembled; it is fair, therelmes to meow, if nut to deeideisaltat elw aideswe saes at of the CW.1111184014 end not the eentstiasion out of the testimay ; alb rs so much of plat sad cesspits.% that epee the very face of it we are obliged to rawhide all is nut tight— en the foreign triteness, besides thine mislissed by MOW, hare confessed they were sea fur to Niles, and arse that Mier were employed to collect others. Another ear:Nardi. eery character of this proceeding is, that no ease thing i. • attempted I. be proved against the (bora slice Dee/ether, 1817 ; vice, when advanced is to the degree with which her Majesty is charged, generally is proceeded with more far hessly, sod eascquently easier of detection; this ensisios the is • tail almost ledgement by her greatest ettemies— lay these who would swallow all the Italians hive deposed, Met the Quer* is a reformed character at asp rate ; the end of pentsbeest is anseedetent, het she punialoistat st the Qeeea is to be is propertioe to her reformation; as we are a Christian country, we should practice the precepts of the Gospel, see of them is—that if sir brother repeat we shoeld forgive him, and at le a single intact, het to go oe until seventy titles reeves. CRII my countrymen, Mr. Editor be satiated with such evidence, sod such suspicious prOerediags they maul! they widows! Now let them see to it, that the asestaros of ear Quasi de not escape wish inspaity, fur they are aims' to avoid the penishesent dee to their guilt ; to the eye of every one, who is sot jaundiced by prejudice, the wither/en have destroyed the charges ; but still let iss voile heed and beset, to (Await for our Came that esslosbustive justice, which nothing eau afford her bet • full defeeee, structed by precedes% technicalities, sad daiesee • let is continue stated until her innocence is declared, he rights and dignities restored, sad the authors of this measure brought to . the- degradation, sham., mid contempt they merit. A LOVER Of IMPARTIAL JUSTICE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS Itaa—The columns of your valinibk Paper being opus to matters of the State, when it appears of stasespresce ' I bee leave to claim • portion of your attentissio no less a mi ke thus the uneasiest defraying the National Debt, which has produced several editioas fuss the pas of MP: & M. field, and some ohservstiosis thereto* by Mr. Cobbett. I have perused Mr. Heethield's poblicatims, hat they ap pear to me all confusion, woe is Mr. Cobbett's prodectioa calculated to produce a correct view of that gnu) question. Mr. flestlifield has asserted, that the propsrf p of the kiag dum is worthl,soo saillims, which Mr. tt thinks is very far beyoed the mark, and arose that by art estimate in 1812 it was calculated at 2,740,000, sad aye, " every one well kuows property was worth *early, if not quite, twice as much .omisatly as it is sow" (1820), and add., that " wheat was almost double its present price," and a few liars (artier observe", that the pound note was them worth 151 and sow (1820) nearly tea , and that reuse have great ly tallest. In the neat place I mean to assert h.ddly, without the least fear of effectual costradicliou, that the rents hare not actually fallen—hut, vu the cup. trary, have been bona fide rising to the reseal MOUSteli, sad that wheat is a peat deal deuce now than lie. Cubbeit snakes it appear. In the part of the kingdom where I reside, wheat is sold by the load of 40 bashels—each bushel, fire or six years ago, measuring nine gallants sod • half, but , now measuring only eight gallons, being 60 gallons loss in the load, wfiich, • ith the difference of the It note being increased in value ss. or 25 per mot., renders the load of wheat at the pees ut price of 181. per load, equal to 261. 14s aid. six year* ago, or the difference of '9l. and 13s. SJ. the hurdle! (fractions excepted). Then as to the rents, I cannot And any diminution, except in • very few instaiire., and those nut exceeding 25 per cent. ; which is no reduction at all, the increase in the value of mosey Mine quite equal to it in any caw, and emelt more this equal in many cases. For instame, the Land Owner ems. nut only perches any other kind of article foe 751. for which he lately gave 1041/.; lint he cam purchase may of our inansfactures, as much fur 3411. as he could a few years ago for 1001.—cuttoo goods foe inhume. if Shea, as I contend, generally speaking, the ease money rents are obtained as were • few years ago, rents are netnnUp railed lb per. cent. in addition to the 'vanities' of the Property Tat. Theo mach for argument; loot let us come to plain pounds,. shillings, and pence. Mr. Cohlost does not positively say, that the rental of the whole lugedes is only 91 millions, but wishes to Make that Impression. Now the truly way to And the value of the land is to ascertain the 'quantity, 'sod an average value. It is then well known, that is the (baited Kingdom Mere are not fewer than 70 sillies' of acres, worth at the least, us the ge, 305., per acre rem, or one hundred and five millions of rental yearly, which, at only twenty years purchase, must be worth 2,100 millions ; and at th•rty years purchase (the usual rate), 3,150 milliont; oue third of which latter ems is mere thaw equal to pay off that debt, which Mr. Cobbett says would not only require all this land, but says, that all the laud aid bosses, stack, &c.ite. would riot half pay it off. Mr. Cubbett seems puszled how to average each mao's share of the debt. In this I And no difficulty. Let the first attempt be to discharge three hundred minims of the debt, the interest of which would be fifteen millions a-year ; then abolish some of the must oppressive taxes to that amount, and lay on an Income Tax of Aft. en millions yearly, to be rsdeentabie -at the will of the payer, in ale same manner as the laurl.tax was redeemed, which Income Tax should be of three class., as 1 have somewhere s.eu. locomen from lauded and funded property to be the Ant class; annuities and life interests certain to furs the seemed class; and trades, farmers, and professions, the third elan; to be charged in the proportions of four—three --Iwo, with all.waiirea for children. I acme with Mr. Cubbett, that it e Land Owners do not pay the taxes, and that eourtqueutly a very small portion of thenuterest of the debt falls ua dies. The tenantry are . favoured by every Act that is passed re. Sting to taxes, and genie Ass ale mood for thempres purpose. There is ao lax on agricultural somata, very little on their boars, turnpike tolls they are exempt from is certain cases; end all this to enable them to pay mese rest. The teasel Is not favoured or benefited by high Prim or low taxes; it only makes the fair, of name valise is mot to the leadlord. Is Mr. Colibett aware, flee the eine which the prim of wheat has opts barley, mak% rye, ternips, paealioro, meat, salt, sad every Mine hied of agricultural petiolate, sad frets she amp imps of the lard is the Usitrd goal/ass, that see Antis& by Antal - - I . • DV RLI N POLICE. Fars Division, Masuonottikeintirr °reale,— Last seek the garden of. Mr.& rjearst Joy, of New Brunk, weer Cooluck, eat entered by a Sleatber of pe-raiins reeling the walls, who robbed the garden of an ienaseme rooms', .1 fait, peaches, aprienta, *televises, plans, apples, peers, kr. upwards of two hundred weight. The gardener entering the garden at a very early hour, with consternation, dismg, aid grief beheld the depredation which had been conestilled "on the bright harvest of his hope." He intently di.- perched a naeseeager in Pease-offrar Gannets, Galleried at Cookie* wish the information ; this very arrive Oillav put hie party immediately on the alert, and very sheerly they perceived three dairymen's cars with two dames on each ear, and a mare sitting watching each Arra; they were stopped, mod declared they had nothing hot batternidk in their chew, bet the referable curiosity of the Police 1. sever to be enislied lentil they search completely, arid in this ease they probed N the &Minn of tte churn., uh.rh they fined very wetly packed up fur market, all the pearhes, weeldrisser, &c. Fruit sad Fruiterers were brought -kr this Aire, where she poisoner eiresded, and as folly idestilled the fruit bulb as to greedily mid onaniity as be "meld his emit children. The six deign's, situ fruiterer., were coormilled to Kilmaiabast gen, there to abide their trial at the aria sailing of the &totem DREADFUL EFFECTS OF COMBINATION. Yesterday Istiwetto nine sad ten o'clock, as Ro b. i t sod Laltrettet Geoghegan, iourreywien sawyer., were resuming hr work after breakfast, they were attack. Reslnsood'ehill by • somber of hen, six or seven at lost, She with spokes of carriage wheels brat them so slu r ally, that Geoghegan was taken to Mercer's Herrin', where he lies In • helpless alste, and Neville's head and fate is cut and bruised is • roost dreadful manner. Tiro fellows have for the present eluded justice, but rise Police are ac tively I. persist of there._ A ROBBER SNOT. Friday stunting before one o'clock, an attack was stride on the home of Thomas Graydon, E.g. N 0.36, 'isnot street, and one of the rubbers bad su far socceeded as to force open the window or the basement story, when Mr. Graydon being alarmed, seised a musket loaded with swan shot, and Bred at the fellow, and wounded hint in both 'h.. thighs; the fellow was conveyed to Mercer's Hospital, where, on the information reaching this office yesterday, Meth klagratb, Esq. repaired to Mercer's Hospital, with peace officers, where Mr. Manning sat, and the frltow was ii.. stoutly rreuguised as uue Patrick Cathie: a suited offend. r, and the fence man ora notorious prustirote. Mr. Grilyito..'s information being taken, a &tenter mud guard is placed over him, until he is sufficiently well to taken to Newgate, to abide his trial fur the burglary, at n; at Commiashiss On MI deesday eveaiag last, as some yews tory an/ con. stables were escorting a rialiegler from Duumaiiii•y Riots w. II to Cork, they were attached by a number of the ennuu v people, Rad obliged to take shelter in the village of Bidly ween until reinforced by another party of the yeuessoi„ wises the wool) immediately dispersed. In the affray two or• Ilse misguided people wire wouaikd, one of theta dauge• - Gusty. The prisoaer was safely hedged en gaol. CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.—MURDER. Os Monday last an inquest was held at Satiny Hill, io the county of Kildare, sad afterwards by adjournment on ohe two fullowiag days at Kineolleo, before Thomas Hairisoo, Erg Coroner for said county, on view of the bully of • mile chi'd, aged shoes seven years, mho was rutted dead in M.. Braealores shrubbery, at Sonny Hill, and supposed to have lain there about three week.. , From the evidence, it appeared that the d e cea se d was the sppr Mice of three sweeps, brothers, of the same of SINN, sad had bees sold to them for two guises.; that 11,e received from them the must brutal treatment at different timer. It was sworn, they used to bury him la a sortd.hole, suit when he was thus Minnie suffocated they world draw Liao out again. The body was di.covered accidentally, the aods that covered it being partly washed away by the raih. Marks of violence were perceptible on the head, tad a blow as if from a sweep's scraper, was visible on the right tem ple. After exantiuiag • number of witnesses, the Jury foond • verdict of IVilfal 111farder against Patrick Stone, Jut. berme, aqd Michael Slone. These toe* have been since ap preheisded and committed by the Coroner to Naas gaol, to ab.de their trials at the seat Aillitaa. CLONNIL, ILlTEllaalt 13. The supply of all descriptious of gain at our walks( is very great. ouch is the quantity on sale, and so asoslerste are the prices, that the merchants have great difikulty io holding mad nu tea to pay the farmers, where the pies-41. Are Rot huge, and where several will rot join top:tie. su 1..k.0g ! lege sautes for divisor betweeis them. NotwiLhatauding all this, people in other pl4cri will con clude the county of Tipperary is rolling in . iches, ekes they a.e info. need that new guineas and seventies in gohl ate ... plenty ausong us, that Baulk soma are preferred to the,o. Who ',wild believe, six years back, that mimes world tonic to this ? That • i g of • note, porportiog to he worth A iz., sod out immodestly wash at:whine, should be pure e. a guinea in weld! Yet such iv the fact, sad thus Is .1 • liiile increases the difficult) of transacting trusieripai nadir pre.. al c.rcaas 41aCIra la Cloulli. I What a saiseratte d lesion ill thus! 1 hat psper.sesuary is but • pose shift, all the Perth of Ireland had lately a sorrowful sad desolatiag proof; that gukt is • soluJ and prat. t valuable minaideratio% in peace • r war, let the winds blow high or low, *MA ass be epee- I oiled—but the homer who will refuse a goitres is sold se • sere Miro of the same preeiwea metal, Ilse Ns gloss is pa. per, must be • Mill in promise, beyond NM is.esettlisekisi alp-rinser, ur the lights at 0111111MINII nevedelesedlear ) On Friday everiog lust, shoot menu o'clock, as Mr. 4.4. e, gosmaith, of this tams, was rstorsiog boos fro as Needeite, accompanied by his soap s yes% lad waylay s ask 0( i , - ... THEATRE OF ANATOMY. MEDICINE. far. BI.ENHEIM.STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET. THE ANNUAL COURSE of LECTURES, at this SCHOOL, will begin on MONDAY, Octo ber t. ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, by Jimmie BROOKIN F.A.S. daily, at Two.—Disseetiom as usual. 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