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~, ,'~'~~~ ~~~ ; ~' '~ sfsr 1 1 I .7 * ,r• , . .4.11'0.4011i tr- ova' I. Arntit 7632.] DON , ) NOBLE, AND CO.'S COMMISSION. DIVIDEND or One Shilling in the Pound 1 1, 01) the 111),,ve FATATE will be paid at N0.:36, Foley kl Erl TauAay the tth tiny ofdarch next, of every Fri 1111'1'06dar fidlowing hetvre n the tnic. of leven 00 , 1 ~...................______lrs'Clutlt, rir three Nlo'nth e _...........______,......-..--___"_____ k i t , ~. 11ANCIP. AND LEN.O I Rl`d, t. . r° 4l '" AND C N ATALONIAN .1 LSSAMIN ES, AM) um TilatROSE ROOTS. i,?!,`i BURGESS and SON inns respectfully ,_," ll s Ihr Nobility arid Gentry, they have received a ,t;error Ailortmeot of the above 'trees, which they can veLott to t their notice With the greatest satisfactio!i. 11401."4", N O . 1 07, Strand (Curner ut this Savoy St eps), FII.7ktFVFN"I:I, ~ • ' • Ceillitel'act the malty attempts that are tinily 1! ' 1,4 4 / 44tt ll 'ill)ost on tht: ` tt t►va a !Spurious CDinposit ion eGLNUINF.Ie:KING prepared by DAY.and ;*i l- f2 they tre induced to adopt a new Label, 11.1 whist!) t u t 97, High Holborn, 16 c „„ , iiik -- V ito uslY, that they frost . an attention to i 2,44ore:ee of tlie TyPe, which is unlilie a►ll .Let iith ett3lde of at once to detect the I I u p 0 - e 41400 BLACKING, made by. DAY no►t rk Hhllt ,ifoihorn, wilt in future he sold iii 11A i. and le. Cit. eich a nd a Copy of the` Label lett 4 tr. ' ' I.W antl MARTIN, 9'7, High Holborn. 11ACIZ----------- , ttcr, 111;; : D INN, SNOW JILL. INN t 1.1.) P ARES by the OLD BLEN !',... Ittto.„,',l,t Post Conch to Oxford, Wololstoch, and 1Mi4;14.4_ Sfe'llie.:lCllllSfiCill and IVickhain every morning, Lolifietw clock. . • - !tt),:tit 11 . 11 r.,,* N1() , 3121-1 ,' a PQM, and ItINGWOOD 14 . 1 L74,1,01 , r'aeat sots oat front the Saracen's Heat, p and . ..",, at half -past Five o'clock -in the 41% trtirtires at the London T. Ver n , Pool, early ,14,1 N, through Farnham Alton, Alresfot d, 10 . 4 4 411 44 : 1 ‘,' 4 ;_qt am Winthorni•. ' At the requeSt of h,, , lte - toi Coach runs in it . day front Pool, Win" to;4l,'l:'.ll.emiusly to this Coach starting., l'a,sengers 111 11: 1144, e.r . i: ' ,1 1v d 4Y night. •I'lte PrOprivtors will entlett-' ';clWiiht,.,,, :''. Patrona4e. of those Friend& who have V1ip,,f1,11.vi12,, heir &tiro to ,tipport this Concern. ' kp riq4 lyiunigton Winchester, anti Basing :4ll.olnr Inside Conch at ' Eight in the Morniti4, to r,' , , i4l74X4snthatupton, oily eight tionrs'on the road ti ~,tf„,,,,,,....,,,,,. at S outhatninon).—This is a . . t , t tt, (I,rolreyaove t o the Isle of NViglit, St. Ma . 41•14,r,,,,.:,r,, Cherborgh, &e. ~i ~. t 4: .) retiester, Iltandforel, Salisbury, Ano""' t ,T, t w t `,, , Hg‘v 10,1 (;Docket eeery Afternoon, at 4'l'l'-101)" . !''' iA$trti;141;,1,,:;;:::(:;:14N1111'ttiTril 411'eltikgreit'stisoPlf:t!G i l t r e ti:' N nr o si.: ;1 1 : '' s u e j' t t s ecri o : u ctY ia l t 'te.: * b: I' de o rs -., ' 14 7; ,:1 : 4 , iii i ii4 :iiii4:. i i. l tw i t ll: ll : 4 :0:rill i; . : , : te ';l 3l . l :e r e lt i , „! t it : : : : fi r: : kx i i ,. ,: i I , i !li St .:t : li l l i ft i .o fi l . , i tt ..i t l i, , ,. ri f ild i i Gran- P,,::''.'rn‘!...f•Z:::tilder." T it l ., i . :(; tL o t ; l t t e e li ( i 4 .: l l:l l ;:nd L e i d i" t i 1 . 1 :1:: ' Icill.• ,40 I:l.rotiently conic to Leeds front those places S'll/6'4' early the next Evening.. • • k .I,4t'ilik'fi,,'',l4kav LIVERPOOL Lt4lit Coach, "" 1 Y "IW 'tt t i 0 , tiiij7,43.rvint; Four In4itles aitd . Foul. OM AideS, t"tt(ri:4t olt* 'o'clock, arrives at Liverpool nes t . i,l, li.quit,n o'clock, by way of Don...table, W"II„Vn' ttfl,111,141:111, P/411.*Welf..ril, L lt t terw o rt It, tiittetittT, „lit‘'lCAt,Whi. `gone Iti 1 ., •I , N . v . ist le, Kuutsford, ....,,,, !r..,..,,,,, , , bf , ,} , L 4.% t.., e., 1, 'l4 t ' • Cl'. 4,"Ntir•tll LI101tOtlf;1; U1e...-rint Po.t Coach, ~, ..t110:ril, Newhory It lii. , Swindon . , Att 41''1•No 74 15: s, • , Lit •••.' 1, •• the Morll-. ~ 4 siu, s out at Scven 'J 1;,0,t. I.! .. • . t . , :ti,il t 5 l1•04. 40, 1.1. to nitin...r—eonifo..taldi. co:. ty i .. 4114 1 l'l ki ,,, " I g the Weil. Itold. 'l , iiit h i No all w_,,,vinout h,' Dorchester, Fahnout It, - '., e, t;',,,; k 11n-„,,; 1 :1 , Y, New Post Coach, every Mornittg .! 11t7'1,....,..t4e,461 }t n, Axtuitt*ter,Urid port, illani . i n 4, 11,A41tJi1i,„,4,11..-.lasilot. Only one night out Oetwet 1i ,,1414 1 .1414 '5ig, rt. i t Sti lton, a nd ITtinting .tm 04 44 e ti torougo, a • , 1 ~ 41 1/ 111 NH 1 44 ch, sets Din every Evenin4.--Coat, it 4 41 - ,S.liii ti „, +r, Luc!! Grinssisv and Hull. Ili ',. (. 414, s 'l N. PI .• ). ' i 4 1 chi p . 1.., , abd ~,, , / tot, 1 ust•Coaelles, t troui.„ .. .. p 4 ,4 ~,,-, ~ 04e „ ,arittortnig, every Afternoon ; art it t. i._t,ipt, iscs,kireyhortritl Inn, Bath, and the London .71 AilOttillt,"r,ltti Ilri.;tol, next Mornings... Coaches to ttti,ttewlio I ,tit 111(011, &C. ' l, Ni t ' tat t•t;')4,l, vatted The Rockingham, sots out " . _th t tz t k ati r glit o'clock z carries Pour Insides only, 4001,110,4 ",tly, with it Guard throughout. Passes I l itil hir t "P'slit, vw .`4k) Itet ford, Doncaster, and Ferry,. id 1 , t 4, , it. Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Not tfisk. 11,e,:ntotattion Expedition of this Coueli, it is ill.:•\/114'.4,41;111,1ve..1:le and conitilete Public COI), 4 1.14i;'1..titi i , I ~..-`h,lll, being unequalled m.Aceutinno -414 4 1.,,,' ""tY tWo enn • • side to Leeds. '.tli - t'lll' -7tLoWti c .-' ' eal lu , . D mfrieS , 4 0 1 44,4 , tei 11 i t, 5,,,,, ..re‘ita-green, i.rtnait, :4 .. f kn..°4l : .344ti taci i - Zi lll'av-i Cthit CtlntltoCit, Kingswell, k t ,...„ 441.4 mi te, a.., . 4 ai m o.tit own.trach,-41tily. _ , i „ koh t l Va.. tlitli t i A ,' Q klititntrgh New Coach, ► perforun. t ..,\,,-).,t.tic, byt,l%,".ultt; s.ets tilt every Niorinng at lialf- L1,4.40,i ',.,1611,1t rti, lty of 1\,... tv ark , Ret ford, 'Lulea st er, Dar ,44,st,t,y:Qtati attire)9 4 D it rhino, 11.ot petit, anti Berwick. wt_le.s fatigued from the 1511,111:'414,143' rest length of "tl. ` ( ,,uttit t , 4 t tr ltny A 4 , 1.4 ji l l t a lite r t It.ey ilease, and t t l i tt , n4r:i k - N,,,q4.l:l'utiket"'ru.l:.,`,4l4, run;1rt.;471..134tb".' :Icerland, i.7....r.,..'"'1t1i-ti*' ''.,"'tbY, and othe4rm-pilt:cets° un ' i'it.t:l;')•Ntc:: ''"wtlewi Thorn, and I');:incaster, Post -44,1tte4311411.1g itt half -past Six, to the tross Keys, 44' 1 , 1 441w ' Ware . il 1 . ' t Ai li P.No °ll ,lty, 1., °"deldon, Walthain Cross, Brox b;4o., ,Lik tot 4 :-tc_ll. every Morning. „, ft4 t , I P) ii t „ 6 ,, O IV alsai Post -Couch every Evening. 11415,,. '''ttes `,; l ' ''ad Wnit I • -1 • t.t.' •tchguns q„:i. l 1.41 0 _ , -h., t t o . __ .. r tat t•u,..... u. ,o, , -1 , 4 l ith . l o I*, or e ` 7 l '44! all the way. Passes through 'Ar it i4e t 1,.. ‘i t ti ttl „ a. -alatidge, ,Itninnotid, Catterick, ' , IL !It, ,„"Irett ii„, ;14 ,ytertsird, Doncaster, and Gran ist,l tt's4k.'"it: perr,44ll,lq.,tiklitetto Utiles), Sets out every A 144 t'Avt 11 44 '41 4 4 u ' '''': Journey with the greatest fact tiplii. ! .Nnli•11. ELta,l.th it( "td by business or plea 1, p.,,„,;C%,:,,„01. '. , itittsge of t heir Seats Ittang se, stt,t;Alt.,%(.-,':aell er.llll.l:.pw.i', I(...eutsfard, Stone, and.Lite.h , A t t, Ovqp::l l . l -hr l q t t i i ",,: t il" j; :Stone, every Evening at 1ik \ .1•11.4 . i',',,. C1044,1,,,,(im,';_5, Saracen's Head tun, 'Dale . , 'is le 4,, _ l , l , yom,, c, _c.k Lot.mtgliout.. 4- , '''' 1 l',1[ 0:( 1, !...' "rY ) (bolting, at ha f-pasiiii. 447ekh•14:).." n, •I pi * . '. l I 1.. stet. Post-Coach, daily. ~..i.,:t1,1,,,41,1141.,5 l'ost.Coach; to York, Sunderland, k , t,,r,.., A Vol v e , ,1:!i, CtrrieS Four Insidps way, every . k:Nl). k i'l ")", hY way of 1) •G : tit= 1 . „ , . Doncaster, r.tat , lis II th I::'"'ellctef P i [ 4 t ,?tt p 4 4, , ith , atm ),.. rston,. Ki rliy - lonsdalc, Bolton 'ls.tZtltiti 4 ck, (.`4l.tng Post-Coaches every After , • 1,, Se t . AlN1) i ttarilli t i, • ' i.,. 1)14 ~, . tonneau, • ~ ' iN vtly„ v , e,, ~. ~,, alio I arm, new Coach every x1;4.1444411 Eit, iki4, Suodvrland. " . l /lt„ 4 i'.41 1.1 1;loo, liti,,;,v, Cooglthoi, N'ewastlt;,\Valsal, . illiilaltl, 4, Av I:"'''e t .l, every Guartied. 44, lllNOlotte ..t "11..11tott iln I a fternoon. ' ' '• C ' ell 11 I , , • liA xi 1 tter y L veoi , , , t. .:,tilli!al, J oat- nn . , ~ KZI.4„ 4 t ti t ~, ler, tir. , , i 0 .11.,.,it Fite 0 clock s . Guard‘o. kta i i r sit t , t I :" , O, 4 ,,, i i t. ' lt ( oi!ch, with a Guard, sets 1.914.„,91,-, il chtf,,,l) 2,ehes t hrutiogliain next clay at Ilik,i''Fif;., 4111-street n i !"''fi turd: Shipstotte, to the L)vi i lvt fy 4, 1 ) 1 4 It„th(„ I,l,lttntlightn. 7 4 iti r 'l bi * .:il l '.4oig !.'4411P",,t-C-otteh, called the Rock 4, .''stl ia —', Atilt '' - 4 ,N, l 11) an t i flat!,"l-1 %%M.' si •n, I ) . ocli t•a Cut nt et b ury, •Fave r, ,„ ts er Post-hes, Morning', and e, 4. w I t „-Zer, „_, ti t . ' ll ,l'} ,"i4i ; i',"'' Pi-steels h khi l p ri, 41 is 40r,,. t , it booked for the above Coaches 1 , 4 f, , lA, 4 • N it)l3N,„ e ar, Pit caddis '.04,i , 44 l i 4l tiOt is t t A ,V'l n l ind Co t.vsi.ilectfully^ au quain! ti,, l, : i ii ~.414 l'arrmi tiolic, that tht; 11114'il:it, iiitlit'lf. 14t, sQL:;6Ltiggito, S,I. of I:iuigtrhiletl,liucul'iec •'1,14,44t Ae curdii i ,,,) °l' ttainaged, t.ittless eintred ot ~ .4 4* . • 5 11 ttt the Saracen's l'lcad Inn, . . , . T 1-* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, OFFICE OF .01tD.VANCE, •AL, 3, 1317. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA , IR.97T'S ORDN2INCE do.hyrsfry give Notice,. al , "Pr;;;osals,trill de rereired at their Wire in P'Ull-yoll, or before :lloielay, the 24!h InAtunt, Pool wit P:r.ioas els ?pay he , waling to . 10 ,, ketake the Supply of TOOLS orvari 0114' DentipiilMS Ar Service of thii Drpartwnt for a pe... rind ,of „:11Mee Yvstf, &terming* after the empiration of the first Yeli4ispon notice of Three dllonth,s, at the aptly) , of ell her ParlY, Patterns sq* - the ?trilbies may be viewed Upoltapplication at the pi:wiper/ ;Storekeeper's office 'in the' rattier lint! jar ther Particrilars, together: with', Ike Terms . pled Conditions , tf the Onntril'et, *Lao be.hnown at the Secretary's Office, in Poll-Mall aforesaid, any day hettrcen the Hoare of ?'en and Four o'Cluck, where the Proposals must he' delityred, realest ap, and endorsed, " Proi)eisais for Tools, &e. hut no Proposal eats .1w adulated after the said 2.lth instant, at Twelsye o'Clockat :Vain, of the sante day ; 'wither will any Tender he notieed, unless the Perity making it, or an ,Igent i 4 &chain:hall aliens!. • Bit Ohl& of the Board, R. H. CREff, Secretary. SCVENTEEN YEARS. ESTABLISHED. PHE Public arc respctfully invited to an in spection of the very -large and cheap Stoc k of IRISH SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTH now on Sale at No. 4, the South-side of Bloomsbury-square. The Compan ~ from the nature of their establislimentsitere and in Ireland, offer to the community the above article, much cheaper and better that they can be procured through any other medium. Their linens are bleached under their own inspection, with-. out the help of acids. They warrant their durability and co lour, and engage to return the money should a fault appear. Country orkrs faitlarally attended to. Agents, John Donovan, No. 4; Illiiinn'Sbury-stinare, LondOn ; John Doyle, No. 31 , S. Mary's Abbey, • Dublin. Good bills on Ireland, or Irish Bauli note, taken in payment fur Linea, or discounted. IltY'vras published, in 3 vols. lento. price 11. Is. SIX WEEKS AT LONG'S ;. S:lt irical Novel. By, A LATE RESIDENT. • . " Longo ordine gentes.". Printed' for the Author, ond:suld by Colburn, Conduit street t'isild - all Booksellers. •- • . This Day WAS putilished, in Poo, price 4s. boards, the Second Edition of 4 L,KrrEit on the DISTIt(SSES of . the C ; addressed to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, in conscritience of his Motion tesprcting" The iteruisioo of Trade, and . our sudden transition from a Sys tem of ex' en.ire War to a state of l'eate :" in,which the sup posed intinel cc of our Debt and Taxes upon our Manufacto ries and Foreign Trade is investigated. By,JOHN AsHTON -YATES. Printed for .I..mgman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. MR. CANNING'S SPEECH, VERBATIM. This Day teat published, price Is. ‘ 4 , of the Iqght nom-GEORGE CAN ACING,•In the House of Commons, on the Night of Weductuay, January e 9, 1817, on the Motion for an Address t . ., - 11;*itarnl iiigivorss .- -the Prince' Regent; aecnrately inky. n in Short-hand, and containing all the Passages omitted in the Nv‘t..iii:tpi.r3 for want of room. • Sold by J. Porter, Pall-Mall ; J. Hatehard, Piccadilly ; Sherwood, Neely, and, Jones, Paternoster-row; E. Wilsun, Heyul.F.xcliange ; and all other Publishers in London; and by T. Kaye, Liverpool. YAW INTELLIGENCE, WATERLOO DRUDGE. In the. Court ot Chancery, yesterday, tbeLorm Cii NCE LLoli ovt jadgmeot in the ease of E; rev. the IVaterto+bridge CoMpany.- Lortfship di rected the Injunction • to .be dissolved; but with permission for the plaintiff . to bring - ^n action for damages, and the defendanti to give tour opulent persons as security; to . answer whatever damages the Jury may give. He, however, found fault with the plaintiff for allotting the defendants to go on so far as they did, before . he filed his bill. In a few minutes after the judgment was pro nouneed, the workmen began to pull down the houses, which, with Mr. EGG'S, are to make room for the new street Into the Strand from the bridge. COURT' of KING'S BENCH, Fen. i 9. SPECIAL JURICI.'I?, THE .KI,PIO ti. WOOD AND COLVILLtI This WHS an indictment against , the ,defendants fur a conspiracy to sell and pro Cure, for money, an appointment to an office in the Excise.. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL abandoned that part of the indictment which charged the defendants with the conspiracy, it being agreed, by . their Counsel that they should be found guilty upon the fifteenth count, ts hick charged them only with a misdemeanour. The defendant was accordingly found Guilty. THE KING V.JOHN MUSHBTT AND HANNAH BOYD. This was an indictment against these defendants for writing and publishing a libel against Robert iVoodmas, Esq. a gentleman residing in Montagu- strare. The libel was too gross and indecent for publi cation. The dttfendants were brought up in cus tody from the Bench .Prison, bitt had no Counsel to defend them. (Jo on being -called upon for their defenee,. they confessed the publication, but' insisted upon the truth of it. The Jury I°ol . ol hem both Guilty. FRAZER V. MARSH. nis was an action for running down the plain- tiff's phaeton, and considerably injuring her person. The vase was this plaintiff was the widow of Mr. Fraser, an Optician in Bond street, and the defendant was a young Lady un der age, residing at. Clapham Common. On the 9th of November last, the detendant coating to town it) her chariot, met the plaintiffin a one- Morse phmton, and the linty. coming in contact with the former was upset, and the plaintiff thrown 1 - tto the road, the phaeton its If was considerably. broken, the subsequent repairs amounting to six pounds. A great deal of evidencC was examined on both sides ; .the only question in the cause being, whe ther the plaintiff's son, who drove the phaeton, or the defendant's coachman, %vas in thewrong. The Jury, after retiring for some time, found a verdict fur the defendant.. STATE TRIALS. This Day was published, closely printed in double columns, royal asu. vet. tid (or the first of a New Series) price -IL 1 is. (hi. ACOMPLETE COLLECTION of STATE TRIALS and PROCEEDINGS for HIGH TREASON and other Crimes and Misdemeanors, from the earliest Pe rin(' to the Year 1713, with Notes and other Illustrations ; compiled by 'T. 13. F.R.S. F.S.A. and continued front the Year 1783 to the present Time. • B p THOMAS JONES HOWELL Esq. London Pri n ted for Longman, Hurst, ices, Orme, and Brown : Richardson; Black, Parbitry, and Allen; Bahlrypt,.CrailOck, and Joy ; E. Jeffery; J. !Hatcher('; R. H. grant) A ir ßooker ; Booth; I3udd, and Calkin; and T. C. iitmfiard: • _ . • * * *The Cases 'comprised in this Volume include the Years 1783 and 1794 ! awl are of . peculiaf "Mervin at the present . They are as follow :—Charles Bembridge„ E q. 17a3; _Philip ViscototStrungford, 1784 ; Lord George Gordon,' 787 ; John tiv;liclale, 1789 ; John Frith, 1790 ; Dottin- and Lloyd, 1792 ; Tliomas Payne, 1791; John Frost, 1792; William Fren4 1194 ; 'Partici Isaac Eaton, 1793 Itwo Cases) ; William Winterbothaus, 1793 (two Cases); Thomas . Brei lot, 1793; Lambert, }'s y, and Gray, 1793; William Hudson, 1798; A. Hamilton Rowan, 1793; D. Holt, 17331 A. Whyte, 1793. RETRENCHMENT. The following clause is added-in the Committee on the re-committed bill for continuing to his Ma jesty certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, anti Snuff, in Great Britain, .and on pensions, offices, and personal estates in England; for the service of the year 1817 " And whereas his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased to direct cer tain sums to be contsibuted and paid, from the civil list revenue, in aid ot the public service of the year 1817 : and wheres many persons holding offices and places in his ,Majesty's service, and others having or holding pensions or other einoltunentS derived from the 'public, are de sirous of Contributing proportions of their re spective official incomes, salaries, pensions, it other emoluments, for t h e same purpose; be it therefore enacted, that it shall be lawfol for the tomolisstoners - of his Majesty's Treasury of the United Kinittom of Great Britain and Ireland, or any .three or more of them, or for the Lord High Treasitrer of the United Kingdom of Great Br tain alitrireland for Abe time being, to give salt direction, for one year, commencing the fith day of April, 1817, to the Officers of the EXchenner, and of the several Departments of the Civil List of Great Britain respectively,-ai may be necessary for:gking.effect to the most gracitres-intention of his Itoyal Highness in such, contribution, .and for executing the intentions of such other persons As aforesaid ; and no deduction shell . he made, or fee, emolument, or allowance taken, by any person retaining, receiving, or paying any such tootribu tions as aftitesald." OLD BAILEY. These Sessions connueOced yesterthiy, before Baron GRAHAM, Mr. Justice HOLROYD, Mr..Jus. tics Bußttouons, Bte.—No trial of any particular interest took place,. DECISIONS ON .CASES RESERVED FOR THE JUDGES. John Davis ant) James Lemon —"lbis was a point reserved, whether the breaking open of an area gate, and thereby effecting an entrance by the kitchen door, which was apes, was a burglary. The nine Judges assembled were unanimous that the area gate was not properly, the door of the hOuse,'"and consequently there` - teas •no breaking.' Ifilliant Peachey.--i-The point reserved was', whether the prisoner," who was an upper clerk, and received the-aggregate collection of otheri, cou ld,be coosidered,as the person who collected money, ,under she statute of Embestlement.— The J u dges were unanimous in their opinion, and confirmed the conviction. The • Grand Duke Nicholas. was in Court,•it tended by ' Colouel Codgreve. POLICE INTpLLIGENcE, MANSION-HOUSE. STAMllNG.—Yesterday a seaman, Unified Wm- North,: was ehatged with milking an ontrageona assault upon a boy, about! welve yeari of age.';-- The prisoner, it appeared, was passing4along Coleman-street on Tuesday evening, when a cunt ber of boys collected together - , followed' ldin, booting and. hissing. After following. him some distance, he became enraged with their conduct, and .drawing, a knife from his pocket, returned npon the boys, one of whonk he stabbed in so dan gerbils it manner as_ to preclude the possibility at his appearing to give evidence. The prisoner pleaded intoxication, and was remanded. POROBRV.JaiIIei Dosser and Michitel Pordwei.e charged with nt.tering two ,51. Bank of Ragland no t e sovell knowing the same to be forged. The prisoners were remanded. liAltON-GARDEN. • A TiltEP TAKEN BY A linc.-:---Janies . .tilfith, an old Offender, Wiis bought tip by Wainwright, the: officer, charged with stealing a - harm*, the pro, p e tty of Edward Larkin, of St. Paneras, from oft his premises. 'fite Complainant 'Stated, that the barrotv•was safe in his yord•rthut ten d'Llock the preceding night ; itiis yard' Was not locked, but he had a large dog (which he produced) to , w hoie cart it was left, and although he. was as quiet as A lamb ail day, he Would let 'do 'Stranger. enter the premises at night without alarming the family. No proof being against the priboner but the tiog, be, was discharged. .ti ' . • •:',-; ,: r;it 4 . .7, 4..tx - ?- . : kg' ',„- ' 4 :' . ' - • - , -. . . . , e ,. . . . , . - . • , ~. ,t,t. , :ifttc' -,, • 'fix- ,. - • -• • -'-'---- '''',' , :-- -4 ' ...... -',-''.''• ' . .- . .. ' . -I: - -. . ...; , . Y - ..... , 0 . 1 -1 , 4 :S U - '''' 1 ---- • I . ..,.. . • ' . ... 7 .------ .. „,y , ~,,! , ..„..._ • 4. .., ." • ,• .....,-... ~.. ••••••• t •'''' t... 44 . . ,',4 , ...: , =4 . , . . . . . . FPRIC E SEVENIitNer. TALNIA. • • • (Front a Dubln Vaper.) '' • We happened recently' to be in a littra l rY Circle; where a letter frointhis distinguished artist to Mr. 'IOWA HD YNE, Itecannktire subject of 'coil versa. inn): , It it •written in• English ; and, as a Mod valuable .literary curiosity, spewing the superior excellence of the great, French Tragedian, even in thc. niceties of English idiotn, so difficult for tf Frenchman to aequire,,we solicited and. obtained permission. to. , .lay an extract from it before the public. One paragragpli speaks volumes of the profoundest criticism. It Unfolds the secret by which `Palma has himself distanced competition-- explains his theory, and describCs his acting,.. It ought to be treasured up by all who study the Stage; either• with reference to theniSelites or others., with.tbut sort of veneration.which : Actors and Ciiticsleel forthe instructiOns of Hatitlet tit our town Shilkspeari'. Parii, December 27, 181 G. " You know how I,.live, perpetually engaged some way or • the otherr-;;-always busy, without doing any thing, and continually pestered with. idle'visitors,' so that hardly any time is left to me for my private affairs. *at* * * * As you are absent from LOndon, I don't forward,you 'lie letters to suppose - - you will apprise me of your return . here ; then I will setid them to you, written in manlier you desire. If yon take any , lessona from' the latter, it ought to be upon the stage, AO not in a room, that you may give a full scope to your Steps and to your Motions ; but; my dear friend; the first rule is in be deeply impressed. Impregnated with the character and the situation at your personage, let your imagination be Licalied, yout• nerves be agitated— , the rest will follow ; your arms anti legs will properly do their business.--=The graces of a dancer are hot requisite. in Tragedy. Choose rather to have a noble elegance iu your gait, and something historical in' your demeanour * * * * I congratulate you upon It is always best to be on.good terms with those whom we'tire to lire with, and especially when they are persons of talent . .' I am very happy to hear, by the papers, of your success in Dublin,. and hope your appearance upon the London Stage will obtain.the same applaule. The Comedy of the Medisunt could not burcce4 upon art Enghalt Stage. The spirit, of. the piece, and.the comical part ()fit, relate entirely to local eircurnstinces. Believe me, my dear Paynel Your truly affectionate friend, gi•TALNIA, "Nalse allowance for my Renchi*talon." • - POCK ET- no() K VOL; ND. . At a Meeting had. bear Si: Peter'S Church, Nlanche3ter, on Monday, the 10th inS!. n than was detected ih the art Of picking pockett, abd taken into custody. Whilst attempting 10 escape, he was seen to throw away a Pocketbook, which is HOW in the band's of Mf.NAott4. The Owner is requested to idehtity it, in Order that the thief May be convicted. It contained, amotigst other papers, two written speeches, Of which the fol; lowing nre 'literal copies. The originals may be Seen at the Police Office :—=.• 1 have long ad it in contemlation to give tny senteteents on a subject of so much iriyortance. %Viten i Yew the sittnation that this cotttrey stands in i hum very true) dispitied to think that the tate is too mitch itntlet ther,controwl of the reech, honey; and the working Cutts ton tiiueh hi subSer• viencey to their implycrs, and nothing but a de-i termend resistance Ito thrall/ of those intenteda lions-that ave so long beWildetd the mind, tor nhiti suffers ins self to be ovehude by a grem look wich is so much 111'0r:16641 Mel) robs the mind of those noble sentemeutt that w hold(' flow front the yonmane mind if man whould but he deterritend to reede and judg for himself: ''Ever since the Ore of Pitt i have been In a grate meshitte‘cable of judging of cause and cfeet, that ,l'ittS ambeshon was of that sorte that it was insteeld ititti a grate maney lives ing carickters; and is pfittod6 ifi Olt botrey and situate destrticktion, of the elth and strength of the nation. How can it be otherwise when so maney goveknoterits in on Contrey, for enstance the King the lords the counsels the batikears the Brockers the marchants the corn dealers the. mann farktors and all the eeareusdenornenation of other brache of what is otttniatitcy coiht the trade, If thes veareos goVethutcots ur wing eXspeets to liv in pride and iminve , t hat can ati•ey resonahle man think of a dotitrey so sittated as England is. Can those that air so sittated exspeet to hand all that sopoted- wheltly down to there ciiiitirco, if they do What Must' the working cittpect for there Children. For More efeettili sequeriug the Unoti. I have thought proper to sogest a •fue idayes, and espe slialy when -i finde hmonge my nquantance and ,partickerly the thinking parte that from the ge. ttearal vew of the Regents speech that no hope reinainet but by a detertnend persevtanee to'efect that grate national good mom. When a nation is t inighted with a reguletietitreyspontlancelite aw of a minister. mannfacteSi Regents speech can have no intemcdation Ott alley parte of the conitntsenely, for the time is arived that the emillttetters of govettnent both must rind will give why to a piessing deter. limitation of the megretcy of the polite. here. fore to loose sight of forwarding and exstentling the corresponding, men whould he wnrs then if It ad never been adopted. I , dont no that it is not the intenthin of the -commytves not to persevere in thp 111110tt, yrt i.dont no • that they do, never. thelesi it can be of 'marine to give them to.under. stand that there is trends and werme frends ton, and men that ore no way , afraile to spake anti per. scvare in alley constitnonal way.--(llancliesfer r. change Herald )