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(sealed up), and treat for the supply (,n separate Contracts) of allsuch quantities v!fFRESI - 1 BEEP and RCM as moy be required for the use of Ms Ala jesty's Ships and Vessels at the Porte undermentioned viz.;— TO THh* NIGH SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY. PUBLICATIONS. FOR THE . . . , . . . MR. tprioa,---Givp me ietve to ,subjoin a re* instances concerning the Trial 14 which .Battel : not as extendingm the arguent . witli uicti have troubled you, b.ut to strengthen it with auctent.auttiorities. ere they the bed lade any mired to WE, the Undersigned FREEHOLDERS, deeply impressed with the affliction and inscrut able Dispensation of Divine Providence that has taken place at Claremont, rcquest that you will call a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN, CLERGY, and INIIABI I'ANTS of the COUNTY, to consider the Propriety of PRESENTING an ADDRESS of CONDOLENCE to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, and also to his Serene Highness the Prince of SAXE-COBOURG, on this highly-to-bc-lathented event. THE QUA RTraft LY ItEVIEW,, O. XXXI V. will i„• PITBIASH ED , on the FiltST of DECEMBEIL Printed fur J. M RHAY, Albetneirle-street.., . . ,No combat can : be fought without the leave of the Sovereign, in an appeal of Treason ; .14a hiing tne heron most interested in the charge.—So, RICHARD 11. ,interposed . INltveeri,.,the Dukes of Norfolk and Hereford ; and,the same Kin stayed the combat hetween Sir John de Anesty and, Thomas de Chatenttni ; and, as the:record:said], soak, it int . o his , own hands—" eandena querelant. rex in, m anuns suam recepit."—Pari 10111, alma 8. Ric, 2..! - The like prerogative was exec. cised by ,blenry IV.--anno 9.-2 Rol. Vasepitite— in the matter of John Bultner and Bertram de Vesana. . . same NFAV EN:ANII:DRAMA. On Occernbil will be published, by W. SINIPKIN and R. 'MARSHALL, Stationers -court, Ludgate-street, Embel lished with an: elegantly engraved., PORTRAIT of Mr. KEAN, in the Character of SrGiles Overreach, ~A New resolute 3 ise that her soa Dublin - - - • Liverpool - - - FRESH BEEF. Milford Haven - - JJJ . . . „ way to Pay old,Debts, A Comedy try Philp Massinger, forming Ni. L'Price Is. of , • , • - dilkXßEltitl"S NEW ENGLISH DRAMA, a Ponlication intended to comprise the Most popular Theatrical Pieces of every description, in Monthly Parts of superior accuracy, and unrivalled embellishment. It is pro- Posed, in this undertaking, to gratify the lovers of Dramatic Literature, and the -professors of the Stage, with. a standard portable Edition of the ENGLISH DRAMA,- arranged in a style of novelty nod excellence unknown to the manifold se lection, of a comparative nature by which. this work has been. preceded. Tin. present attempt to correct mistake.,ex pnorte redundttice, and sdppiy be coupled with such features of utility as it, is,• perhaps, in the -power of its usieti...ittle Folitor alone to afford. The sides of entrance e.tid exit. wilflse c'frefolly noted ; and the Stage+lot,- ths po4tion nf the ehatactcys, given, upon every change, ,o a fern), of -perfect originality, and luminous information. Short Biographical Sketches;--the predominant costume correctly described, and a-critical eStiter.teatbxed to every Production, of its literary and dramatic pre tensions;,.a superb Portrait of, some distinguished Performer, will be given with every Num ber; the Likeness to be taken exclusively for that purpose, by an Artist of the highest celebrity. The Soperinteudance of this Publication will be assumed be W. OXIIIMILY (of the Theatre Rortl, Drury-lane), assisted, in the editorial de partment, by public Writers of acute observation, and erudite research. nment; father's re act of Liverpool - Rum. Milford Hoven - - For rwelre . Catender Months, from the leth Jos:nary next. g were bile the pus pur.. ded his a long ;ged by cellar, neideva- To be paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, si.rty lays after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se cretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Secre •tary io• Mc Postmaster-General at Dublin; and to the Col lectors of the Customs at Liverpooland elliV'ord Haven, re- Vectively. Midieton . , anslow, Cranley, Jim. Frederick' T. Turton. Chas. Sullivan, Geo. fiollue Sumner, Sam. Thornton, W. H. Freeinautle, J. hia.berly, Wm. Speer, Brnj. 'Shaw, Jas. Trotter, Thos. Page, H; swan, Thos. Sainpson, Wm. Kenriek, Thos.'Evaace, Thus. Harrison, Elorance Young, E. Wyatt Edgell, B. Barnard, Thos. Gaitskell, Jas. Meyrich, Thos. Langley, Gilbert Buchanan, J. Whitmore - , Bichard Hirt, A.•W. Wigsell, E. Pep.pin„ ; Thos. Sndi, Robt. Lambert, David King, Ridr, nolit. Porter, Wi.sett, Jas. Laing, Thos. Leverton, • Chas. AuK.stewart, Wm. Borraciile, - John Spicer, (ho W. Chatfield, Bandit. Jackson. !e Reqttisition, I do hereby al)" .d on Saturday, the With day o f resist-. )otly till fattier, ge, and way to I tato in p stairs, argot to [I assist. Mmgard trill be had to any Tender itu which the Price *hall not' be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not le delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, tsr 16th of December next ; tzar unless the Per .ion who makes the Tender, or Some Person on his behalf; attends to answer when called for. I;ach Ttneler must alsobe accompanied by a Letter signed by Iwo responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001. for the due per formance of each of the Contracts. In compliance with the abor , point such Meeting to be hel, saved ; :1, made ?roperty lair °pi le exer. ination , on cis,-- iearance heir af lived at ed. le camel 'olice at made ;bat be run to wager at an s given .eper of Of the so very iirgeo a it eXer.. hours, :eper of e Court le mean .:lerk.— ered V. ire; 11. he man was Of• Jrfeited nt eight L'arell)CC Prince eral Br aid and re, M r, in trolls on who above- man to (I. tha Iced her tech b►er Rowe s shop. arched. ns, she r petti- It. had the idea itfore a sessical noliers' ()ruing, tile girt ie Two it it got I passed Lilted it about -street, :ang of inner of atch at Nlr. D he was its fob, e seals, :utenant Cinnaird, ti.ennedy, v. Henry ret o only Lotte En- im, Esq. yonugest the 31st ?9, Great )y W. A• HE SUS ardest VICTV-4 L I NG-DPE IC.E, Nov. 21, 1817. COMMISSIONERSIot VICTUeILLING ' AL His .I.I4JESTI'S Nl',l l'l' do hereby give Notice, That on Tziesday, .the Id of Decvnber, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for TArce .Hundred QUARTEMS of NEW PALE, and One Hundred QUAR'T'ERS of NEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER MALT; to be answerable to gninples (of not• less than One Quart each) to he proclaced with the Tenders ; and for Si.rty TONS of OATMEAL; .to be delivered into his Ka ., i:leaty's rietuulling Stores at D,ptiord, in the space of One vv I to be paid fat by Bills payable,. without interest, ?i.rty days after date, And also, (7.ieporate Contracts . ) for the SALE of all the GRAINti god „YEAST that may be produced in, hie Majesty's Prewhouse tat Deptford, during the space of One Year, front the i:esrclive Contracts. The Conditions of which may be Seen at the Secretary's V, regard will be had to any Tender imielsich the Price shall mot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to tie Board before Oar o'Clock an the said Tuesdao, the 2d of DeVember next, nor math the PC7.BOl* zeho medics the Tender, or aunte Petwon on his bekaff,attendJ, ,t# answer 'deem called for. Each Ander for the Grains aid Yeast must also be accom , ,parried by a Lclersigned by two responsible Persons, engagin4 - ta becowe boand with the Party tendering, in the Pe' al Sum of :lON. for the due performance of each of those Contracts. SALES OF ESTATES. EXCELLENT FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR NEW- M BRET. TO BE SOLD BY PRWATE CONTRACT, By W. N. WRICifiT VIIVE El UND tiED AC II Eini excellent FREE HOLD ARABLE, M1 , ..-kIX)W, an►l WOOD LAND, in a very 6i4l► State of Cultivation, in a Ring Fence.. It is tt Manor within ten Miles-of Newmarket, and well stocked with Ciatne. and Particulars apply to W. N. Wright, Land Agent, Stapiefor'd Abbibt, Essex, where a.Plan may be seen. N.. 8. If particularly requested, Six or Eight Thousand Pounds bay be left on Security of this Estate. • VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, Free of Vicarial Tithes, with fininediate l'OsseAsion, at ALPBOURN, ur AUJ3URN, in the Cnauty of Wilts. FOR SALE TIY AUCTION, • By Nlessrs. KNIGHT AND IV RIGHT, At the Dule's Anna Inn, in Marlborough, on SATURDAY, December 6, at Pour u'Clocts in the Afternoon, A `lost de,frable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con,ieting of a neat and uuidern Dwelling-House, with Sashed Fiont.tilriat-huilt, anti Stated i; „of, of a convenient Size fora respecta6le Family; Tore e large Barns, Stahles, 'Waggon and Straw-Sheda, and ether Out-buildings, with about 974 Acres of good 4rable Laud, and 244 Acres v,f yell supe rior Down, or Sheep, Pasture; all lying contiguous, am! within a Ring-Fence, forming one of the most compact and eligible Stuck-Farms in Wiltshire r situate in the Parish - of Pildbmirti, Miies from Loudon, within a Quarter of a Mite of a nem Branch of the Turnpike Road leading from tungerford, through Swindon, to Bristol, Cheltenham. Cilimerster, &c. titc..Coaelps passing daily-to and from London. The Neighbourhood is-excellent for Field Sports, and the Farm is within Mee Miles of the Ashdowii-Park Coursing Aleetings. The whole of the Buildings, having been erected within the last ten years, in the must stibstantial manner, are in -complete Repair, and conveniently arranged. Mr. Broome `Wins and Mr. R. Church, of Aldbourn, wily shew the Pre wises. Further Information may be obtained, an.l . a Map of the Tstate'seen, on application to Mr. Robert Hughes, Solthrop, , near Saindon,‘Viits; Mr W.N. Wright, Land-Agent,.Staple lord-Abbott, Essex; Mr. Knight, Auctioneer, Devizes.; .Mr. Earnshaw, Solicitor, Nu. .21, Red CroSs-street, London; and at the Auction Marc. • . . Printed Particulars, with a small Plan, may likewise be had I►t the Pelican I nu, Newhu ry ; Crown, Itcadiug-; Duke's Arms, Nlarlikrough ; xnd at Aldbourn. A NEW I'ATENT HAT, at ably ISs• IMPORTANT SAVING. GEORGE VRANKS and 'Co. have to offer to the Public : a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, com, billing every reqtlisite a Hat ought to putsess; it is superior in appearance to the finest and most expensive Beaver, is equally light, and wilt out wear two of them, and is of a better shape, whiCh it retains to the tact; it will never ehange its colour, which is of the most beautiful black, if worn fur ; no.weather will injure theta, they 'rein.; WATER PROOF, and will repair several times at a trifling expence, And every•time appear equal to new, and are decidedly supe rior to any Hats ever offered to public _notice; the attainment of which has been attended with neat expence, labour, and Personal attention of GEORGE PRANIO and CO. Mann lacturers, Walia:Von House, corner of Redcross4trect, Barbican, London. Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish forsuperior Ilats, will find it their juiciest in applying as above. No a npaid Letters received.—Not in any way cOnceined with a etait House In Beech-street, uatuc of Franks. . . THE LOTTERY. SIX PRIZES of LM.OOO..—TUESDAY NEXT. HonNSRY anti Co respeettilliv aCipmhit the public, That the STATE lA,TTItIZT will COM- M ENCE DR Alma on TUESDAY NEXT, on which Day all are sure to he Prizes. Tickets and Shares are Selling ,•,), Hornchy and 'Co. Stock-hroliers, 26, Cornhill, when: all Prizes are paid at soon as drawn. EYTON, bees to accputiot his Friends, that the Lottery (the Drawing of which was postiemii.fi on account of the recent co.',amitous Event; is now ordered by the Lords of the Treasury to begin on TUESDAY NEXT, the 25th Instant. A preference of the Public Favour i s must resrctfolly 'solicited at Ni. 2, where a Va iiety of Tic Lets and Shares are now On Sale. NEXT TUESDIY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE, Is appointed. by the LORDS of the TREASURY fm the COMMENCEMENT of the DRAWING of the SrATE LOTTERY. y anti J. SIVEWHIGHT take the earliest 41. 'opportunity of informing the Public, that the Draw ing of the STATE LOTTERY (which was postponed by Or der of Gruiernment, in consequence of the lamented decease of her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte,) will 'com mence on TUESDAI NEXT, 25th NOVEMBER. Scheme contains ',SIX PRI•ZeS of 30,000 P. besides other Capitals, and there arc More Prizes than Blanks. Tiekes and Shares are Selling in great variety by•J. and J. SIVILWRIGurr, 37, Curnhill, 33, Haymarket, 11, Holborn, I And 141, Oxford-street; Where in the Last Lottery, No. 2,377, a Prize of 20,0001. Nas Sold in shares. CUESDAY NEXT, (November 25,) is the Day appointed by the Lords of the Treasury on which the STATE LOT TELLY SHALL BEGIN. ',VERB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cornbill ; and • 17, Ludgate-street, London; begs leave to acquaint his Friends, that in consequence of the recent National Cala mity,. the .Drawing of the STATE LOTTERY, which bad been fixed for Friday the 7th instant, has been postponed until TUESDAY NEXT, (Nov. 25) on which day it wilt cer tainly commence. The Scheme has been se often published, and appears to have been so properly appreciated by the Public, that it is merely requisite to repeat, that with only 14,200sTickets, it contains SIX GitAND PRIZES of ,2.20,000 And numerous other Capitals ; And that ALL the TICKETS drawn the First Day will be Prizes. TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICES, Cornbill; and 17, Ludgate-Street; where THREE Prizes of L.'30,000 1 Cr..E..Frize of .... L. 10,000 THREE • L. 20,000 I TWO , L. 5,000 &c. &c. Have been recently shared, sold, and paid on demand. NEXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE, STATE LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING.' THE LORDS of the TREASURY, in con sequence of the recent afflicting Calamity, having by their Warrant emuniAniled the Postponement of the Drawing of the State Lottery, which was to have commenced on the 7th Instant, have now directed it to take place on,the above day. a CARROLL, Contractor. The particulars of the present LOttery are well known, It; merits have secured the approbation of the Public, which will always attend a Lottery that po s sesses More .Ps izes than •Blanks, and contains besides SIX PRIZES of 20,00(V. It may, perhaps, he as well to observe,• that as the Draw ing- of the Lotttery - has been postponed till the • 23th Nov. those persons who may purchase before that day will be in the same situation, and have the same advantages, as if they had purchaseed before the 7th Instant,. (the original day of Drawing.) TICKETS and SHARES are again on Sale at the Offices of G. CARROLL, the Contractor, 7, CORNHILL, and 2(3, OX FORD-STREET; where 7,733, the last Prize of 30,0001. user drawu, was KO, in Shares. • This Day was published, A New Edition, of nearly iOO pages, in One Volume, Octavo, ;nice only 3s. with an elegant Portrait of the Author, of GUI DE to -HEA LT , or Adxice to both sexes in a V u•iety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M.D. In this useful Publication will he found a Treatise on Fe male Diseases, Nervous, hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints, and in which is explained the symptoms, mode , of treatment, and remedies in the different stages of the Ve isereal Disease; cautions to young persons .of the danger of improper cennections, or improper treatnsrnt, &c. with the difference between the venereal symvfortvk aud those fre qUently mistaki•n for then► I also Advice to Bathers at Bath, Buxton, Southampton, Searbro', harrogate; Nervous anti Hypochondriac Complaints are much more prevalent in Europe titan is generally imagined, attended with many dreadful and a lartuiti4 symptoms, •which certainly claim assistance, amid n ot, as is too generally the case, deri sion or contempt. The Author flatters himself, from the ob servations he has made, that the prctent. is as good a Trea tise Ott those diseases as any now extant.: !, The tender Female is, alas ! liahle to many natural in dispositions, which render her cont:ition truly unequal when compared to the -male ; for she 'sclibitia enjoys a perfect state of health. If she enters into a wedded state, something hit ter arises ; and pregnancy livings with it a train.of loathing, sickness, &c. If sittgle, site will scarcely he able to, avoid labouring under swine infirmity, because she is " a stranger to a mother's it•,angs." Those win'. have resided in hot climates, and are emaciated, whereby ti*.eir bodily strength is exhausted, their vigour and vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this Young people of either sex, who have tinfor tundiely given way to a delusive vice, and destroyed their animal inactions, will meet with a " Balm ,of consolation" in prlnsing the mode of cure laid down in the " Guide: to Ht.,alt h." • . _ _ The design and intent of this Publication is for the purpose of warning youth from failing into a delusive and destructive habit, winch destroys health, and renders them feeble and inactive fur life. . N.B. For the ve7y excellent character of this Work, see 012 differva Reviews. . _ Upwards of 100,500 copies have actually been sold of "Solomon's Guide to Health," as certified tinier the hands of the Printers number so uncommonly large must he the best criterion of the merit of the Wolk and the approba tion of the Public. Sold by Bacon awl Co. 150, Oxford-street; Ward, 32 , 1, Hol born ; Leigh, Is, Strandl and Mt. Guatley, 133, Minories. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns throughout the Kingdon►, and all other Medicine Venders. November instant, at the Spread Eagle Inn, at Epsom, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. Nov. 21, 1-317. THOS. LETT, tlie younger—,Sheriff. ER late 'Royal Hi aliness the Princess CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA harin g honoured Mr. HENNING with at least thiri y Sittin g s, he tapes the earliest opportunity, after the Funeral of her Royal Hi g hness. of informing her Friends, that he has for inspection, at hie House. the following LIKENESSES of that much-respected and lamented Persuliage, viz.— A Miniature Bust (cast in Bronze by Mr. Cattier woml) ' , . - - - . - ,C. 5 5 0 A Medallion in Enamel, framed - 2 0 0 Ditto, Plaster, fruited - - - 0 10 6 A Medallion, locket-size, Enamel, fruited - 1 1 0 Ditto, Plaster. framed _ - - - 0 7 6 - - • A 'Medallion, ring-size, Enamel A Sittinz Figure, Bas-relief, Enamel, framed 0 10 t 3 13 6 Ditto, Plaster, framed 0 10 6 The idea of this last was the suggestion of a Friend of her Royal Highness. on viewing the Hygiia of the Parthenon, at a period when blooming health and rigour of soul animated the frame of the departed Princess. Nov. 20, 1817. 19, Queetes,row,Pentonrille, London. ITALIAN NARCISSUS ROOTS. THE ANNUAL LUVOATATION of True Double Roman, Paper 'White, and Soleil d'Or Narcis sus; Hyacinth Roots, &c. &c. has just been received at Mews. BART° VALLE and Co.'s, :21, St. James's Hay tuarlict. MEDICINE. AUTHENTIC: PROOFS of the SUPERIOR EFFECTS of LIGNUM's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS : MARY ANN, daughter of . John Ravenscroft, of Etruria, near this place, was cured of a violent scorbutic affection.—Attested by Mr. C. Chester, bookseller, New John Sinkler, mariner, aged 56 years, bad fur more than four years upwards of twenty running ulcers, which reduced him to the last . ebb ; was cured by the sole use of the Drops.— Attested by Mr. W. Holtby, mercer, Bridlington. Mr. John Livesey, was cured after ten years affliction with the scurry, to such a dcgree that the discharge front the sores wetted through his elolree.---Attested by It. Butt.i and .1. Bannister, booksellers, Blackburn. William Natal', calico-Printer, near Ainswm th-Hall, Lan cashire, was cured of seventeen scrofulous ulcers, after eigh teea years afflictiou.—Attested by Richard Parker, Curate of Cockey ; James Balton, farmer; Richard - Waiker, yeoman ; James Nuttal, farmer. . • Mr. Joshua Gallirnore, of Congleton, in the County of Ches ter, upwards of 60 years of age, cured of a violent and dan gerous scorbutic complaint; he had large discharging ulcers on various parts of his body and limbs, insomuch as lay the bones bare, and was an object truly offensive.—Attested by Mr. Dean, bookseller, Congleton. ••. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at 6s. and 14s. (ohe I , }s. bottle is equal to three 6s. 'ruses), Wholesale and Retail, by Mr. Lignum, Manchester; also by J. Evans and Son, 42, Long-lane, WeSt Smithfield; Sutton and Co. !low Church-yard ; Barclay and . Soils, 95, Fleet-Market ; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Butler and • Suns, 4, Cheapside. And by one or more principal Medicine 'Venders in every Market - Town in - the United Kingdom. • ,lUNIPER'S ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, BY HEATH. 9111iiS ESSENCE is a safe, effectiial,.a'ntl ill plea sant Remedy in :Flatulencies, Gouty, and Cholicky Pains in the Stomach and Bo,wels, Indigestion, 'Hysterics, Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lissitude arising from atmospheric Heat, Want of Appetite, Inittries from inclement Weather, and in the Spasmodic A ilection o th'e Stothach and Bossids', so common tis ing the Dose to the urgency of the Case. • As a Family Medicine, or for the: ArniY or Navy, it will be found a ea r litable acquisition. ESSENCE: of PEPPERMINT is So well known uc a valuable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this AdVertise inent is to guard Purchasers against the numerous Counter feits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. The only Can tiou..l. Heath can give, is to see that " .I.:1). Heath, No-ting ,hani," is engraved un the dovermacat Stamp.7—Price • 2s. 9d. and Is Sold by E. Edwards (Agent to Heath), eq, St. Paul's Church-yard; and also by Sanger, 150, Oxfiir -street ; Tuit, Exchange; Ward, Holborn; and lirucebridge, la.att .Zialith fiel4l. But an earlier--,and for my purpose a stronge case occurred in the time of Eel , vard in , an ap peal between Sir John Firzthornas pnd Sir Wm. de Vese . y. The Judge had taken from both par ties. ',lenges of battel, but the King forbade it, atilt ordered the entire process to be annulled. - An accused person, who unlawfully wagered his battel, was ;u ison, " until be should. have satisfied the King for his' contempt."—Pla cit.lle quo warranto. ann.B. Ric. 2.—ailmigrige act accus. Jo. Seintleger, coram. liege, Pasch. and Trio. 33 Ed. 1. If the King took lip ,he matter, both parties were brought honourably out of the lists; neither having precedence of the other. Thence 1 iiter,,that an unlawful wager of battel being punishable, •a`laWful wager thereof could, not be prevented : yet, if it could, that the King's inhibition could not bar the Appellee of his advantages, but merely quash the appeal al- , together. And when I am told, that the appeal is a pri vate right, wherein the. King bath no share; I shail reply, that he cannot have a partial con troul to 'debar its right out the one side and ad-, vance it on the other. 11 the Appellee is a minor, and he wagers his baud, it shall he deferred until he arrives at age: Lint it the Appellant is a minon, some of the boobs say, that such. plea shall oust the appeal alto gether. This minority ceases at fourteen. • The whole proceeding in appeals of murder or (ebony may be found in the book of the laws of NOrmandy, .cap. 65.--,hut through the antiquated learning on this subject, not a word is .sound authorizes the Crown at its pleasure to, controtil the Appellee in his plea, or force him'to put self on the colmtry. , PRoßus. IRELAND, We - have often avowed our zeal for the welfare of Ireland as an essenti4 porti-tm of the British Dominions, and therefore we subjoin . an article which skews that an increased facility will sopa •attend the intercourse between the two Countries. The accuracy, dispatch, and regularity of our • Post-Office Establishment are too well knowwto require any commendation on our part, and .ve are glad to fita that they will he soon directed with augmented attet.tion towards Ireland. We therefore insert with pleasure-the following article taken from The (Dublin) Correspondent, as it .evi dently comes fioni authority _ . " INTENDED RAPID INTERCOURSE BETWEEN LON ' DON AND DUBLIN. . 'c The most important advantages are likely to result to the trade and industry of Ireland, front the completion of the present design, for expe diting the conveyance of the Mail between Lon don and Dublin, At present it has made but an i m p et fe c t advancetnent ; and yet ) in a few 'inft stances, , the. London Mail has reached this city ten or twelve hours sooner than was customary under the old regulation. The arrival of tie Mail last night was, one of those few instances ; but it is one. by which !he public cannot obtain any advantage, as the English letters could not be delivered out till the next day. In the course of a very short titne the Postmasters-General pro mise themselves the satisfaction of insuring, its reasonably good weather, the arrival of the Lou don Mail at THREE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, •at the General Post-Office in Dublin ; so that, by postponing the departure of the Mails for the country .until ten .o'dock, instead of eight, the hour of departure at present, all the English cor respondence will beyirculated throughput Ireland. without any delay whatsoever, as well as such merchantile communications from Dublin as the English letters received here may occasion. There are some new cuts in the line of road between Holyhead and Loudon, which are nearly com pleted, and which will shorten the distance so con siderably. as to accelerate the intercourse between those two points full ten hours. The greatest atlyEntage must inserue to the United Kingdom, generally, •from this approximation of the Irish Capital to the seat, of the Imperial' Government. It will obviate the litile inconvenlencies which yet remain of geo4raphieal demarcation—and will favour, in all the derails of the State, as %veil as in all.the intercourse whiCh the internal traffic of the incorporated kingdoms may'engender, a salu tary idee of union, which should be the basis-prin ciple of all our public notions, as well as of all our pih!ie measures, within the confines of the United Kingdom. We should consider the king dom, in this spirit, as.a perfect whole in all things; and nothing can raise op and ma:ntain a popsdar feeling •of this sort more than the completion of ;he scheme of rapid intercourse between Dublin and London, which is now in some progress, but which we hope to see completed in a short time. We do not speak upon surmise, in any thing we h a ve said, concerning the intention of causing the London Mail to arrive here at three o'clock in the t&ernoon—we,speak from the very besvau thPrily—ChTlClAL