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No r °Lthes are sold-at the above places, one Shilling each. 1 9 4 ts are granted in Dulwich. , - This Day was published, pyice €s. t EDINBuRGH•REVIEW; or, Critical th Journal. ailse; rri vate Corresponileoce,of 130jamin Franklin—Tra s-pr " Caucas e s and G rti eOrzia—tteaiits of Mr. - fl;•stvdler.- .' sent State.of West-India Affarn-Jorgenson Travels AndghU' , ranee. and Germany—Ntss Edgeworth's Harrington Ch a ur mond—Lord Boron's M.mfred—,Lnitatic,-Asylums— )o:hcters of Shakespeare's Plays, by William .1--lazlit—Cole- A e 3 Literary Lif e and Opiai . ousLPresent State of Vublic r,». Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and aan, Hutst, and Co. London. , ' ' c i ,',„AIMOINT GOOD TRAVELLING, • from the SARA 1-','S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. 't'o YORK, LEEDS b_ DI NBURGH, and all PARTS of the 'NORTHc.i . • sut Jt Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellentTinie, ••• By B. W..MOUNTAIN aud f.%0. , . RACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. HC fo -I . l .ol.ving POST-COACHES, MAIL COACHES, &c set ont from the Saracen's Head Inn, It ~ • e NIPIRE, aNew Livsnroot, tight Coach, only one i ti .", 3 t on the Road, carrying Four insides:and Four Oletsides, A t i ut every Day at One o'clock, arrives- at. Liverpool next "noon at Six o'Clock, %rang(' Min stable, Wilburn, • ' tr 3, Northampton, Welford; -Lutterworth, \‘lerstone,• Lichfield, Stone, Itaigely, Newcastle, Knutsford, rington and Prescot. gti,h )I ' I : II AmPTONT, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing t New Four Inside Csiach. at half-past, Seren. o'clock in irrier-,s at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by t! 1 i Ins is a -most delightful Gotweyanee - to sk ( 4 Wiht, Jersey, Guernsey, St.,Maloes, Havre de et, Cherau'rgt, &c. , • " • " Sup"EW, • Sh tiltY; Wellington, and Shi final, Post-Coach, Lveniinz at-Five o'clock.—Guarded. AVL YN d .lorn-r,Dorcheter,litandfut ,Salisbury, Andover, li asiliptokr, new Post Coach, every Afternoon... The s i 3-11 ''' , Ittli Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma tsi &c. • • 7 . lAt• . r ER, Plytiintith, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, It tstaionthnd Sali s bury, New Post Coach, every 'Morning, evv " thren:;ll llonitort, Axminster, Bridpurt, lilatl basin ,, stuke, and Bagsliot., • Th-v -4 O - -N: Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting *timyal Mail C,:ion. 'sets out every Evening to- Spilsby, eat lay a titrtsby, and• 1-11,11 - 11a n Vi ‘ Tl i and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through. end MaribOrougAh ever'y Afternoon ; arrive "' 1 ". May's, the Gi•vh-tiuntl fou,. autt., : and the I.,,oduct - ' a .1... ' E • Ply- oac.les to Wells, Bridgewater, auuton, t4.w-Ll-)S new light Coach, Called The Rockingham, sets out Nlorning, Eight,o'Clock; carries Fonr.hisides only, s remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes t:,,,,!;?tili Stamford, Newark, Itetfotd. Doncaster, and Ferry- Nti t r , to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not . - all ' s 'anding the uticoinnion Expedition of this Coach, it is I ., 4 wed (it he the most agiceable . and complete Public Con tir(/,`;',we on the North Road, being unequalled in Accomaioda 'l)3' au y other . • • trCILASGOW, hill Gretna-g•reen, Annan, Dumfries, oc Sanquhar-Klin, Caninock, Kingswell, u i l all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). Nr t-4, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Suaderland, New and Edinburgh, Now Four Inside Caach, with a Guard sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Ret ladca-st er, Darlington, Northailerton, Durham, Mui ft,u' 411 d Berwick. Passengers finding - themselves . fatigued 1.,, 1 1 , t he lenth of the journey, may rest wat tute they and hell t proceed on without any addttn h utal i Fcto. RLBOROUGH, Swindon, Itainsliiiry„ Hutigerford, and n t ,Try Post coach; at Seven, - Morning. ' • "DGENORTH and Vs alsal New Post Coach, evei y ( s Cz k AL ISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post -4.114, am, killaill 'all the • wav, piisses . through Brough, Cireatahl itlice, Richmond, Catterick, B wolighbridge; ve,R,1,4, Merlotti - , Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets Out' tnZ , nrning, mai 'mincing •the journey with the greatest PaSsengers detained -on the Road - br -business .or ta r , l °l.e, bayetti peculiar advantage of their Seats being se lite next e Coach.' i'"DAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale , Bolton, anst,Garitang.Post-CoaLhes,:every Atter , 1 i_ s t rive o'cloek.--Guardee. ':,tIi.:=RPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch '''nst Crnich; called The Regulatnri every Evening at tti( i i t cincli, to the. Saracen's Head knit,•Date-street, Liver throlighout, • • P • ' gat Half-past 1. t.l ()ruin • to ';'''S . TER, Newport, Whitchruch, Tarporley, Nantwich, and Middiewich Post-Coach, every Evening, at • I)RitLANO, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach every 1‘ . 11,1,',A, to the George Sunderland.: - • I . ll rt HESTER, c o u g t,tou,N,wctvale.,WolGal, 4ci,t i verlizunpton, Post-Coach, every Mid noon. Guarded. FIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock - ti t , every Morning. • Putt Coach, with a Guard, sets out every ,_.• ss,` ) , () ", and readies Birmingham' next day at Noon. — "ea - Oxf r t Euston and Ship Stone, -to the Saracen's 4 ; i " ' • • • tin T tea, limning lam. voa m N. heave, •Howderi, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post 41 ar s- t i d e ' t ,." . erY Morning at half-past Six, to the . Cross . ,llov,P,,idee D e al, Margate, Sandwich. Ramsgate,Catderbury , v•na ' e j • ;;' 4l - 11 , Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post iming, Noon, and Night. 5 4ry N - .';:f o . RD, Ware, 116.1desdon, and Cheskunt Coach, I' vvo /. 1 , E N HAM. and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past and Fight o'Clock. • - Stt,:,, - "Y's Ori g '' • wa , gons and Coaches, to Newhurs, 1 9r :r:_"11, Woo"tion-Brtsset, Lamliourn. H (Inger- Chilton, Iteadi'ng' a►nd all Places adjacent, daily. WAGGON. • 4 ini es a W HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Staninore,'lhree e .k 131.5 s • _ Biingay , Baty, and all- Parts of Suffolk, IILF ."day. aster, ',t ee ...L, A.bingdon, Henley, Bristol,. and Glyn a Week. • •lifiter Itninsev Lyndhurst, Ly li Orin, nin e It ingworal, ordingliridge, NS , 'inborn, ,`,`isle of Wnrin Je • • • • IC Guernsey Wai•gites (Daily'). , Jersey, and . , • F , lil 'Rl , Flai n pt on , an d Twickenham, T, ice a 11 edi. r t ,„ , ,N XV I CH-and - Woolwich every Day. i ' :N HAM and Edniontin%, every-Day. NIUU NTAIN and' respectfully acquaint their pt.blic,.that tite . y will tint he acernintal:le fo o t . thou as_staigei Luggage, Plate, t Fire Pimods ‘''.lltie if stiden ,104, or damaged, „, iirered ;is such, • 4, th e 5... _ c amigo t lie Insit ranee paidfor according !y, - "441 en s Head Inn, Stiow••bill, London. LABELS ON A 'HIGHLY • WING neatly embossed ,by nf different sizes, and acettrately, folded nut before attempted. Nlediv “,nCvnuen » th'e C:lantry, using large-quantities, %Nill find tne , a mcountn;eal, as they are warranted all perfect :of 1"J!)er, and ;melted in. lianteu to ...preserve the i!,:iresSions aocl prevent a',l-wl , te. To he haul at poi heaary's ilia', and- of ,d 1 the • principal Chemists and Druggists la Tam.) and - Country ; 'ako of Ta hart, l ; 5, New liond r street ; H. flurtenslua.W, 103, St. Mar tin's :lane T. Wrifulhant, 34, Holborn ; to whim) I.et ters may he addressed, emclosing One POund, when One Gui nea's worth will be returned. Wholesale quantities :-4.'ase containing Three .Guineas worth, 21. 12s. dd.' ditto, Six Guineas worth, - 51.' • For which, addri , ss post-paid to T. New, at the Manufactory, 55, Charles greet, Wrstrirlin,ter. The Purchaser to pay for the, Deal Packing case, for which, when returned, the lull - price will he allowed —Price seven Shalings a liox. t BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROXAL LETTERS PATENT. 1. METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR BRUSHES, for all binds of Uses. r HE U9iversal Reception and Unb , Hincied Pa „IL tninalse (Beyond all parallel) given to these New In yented BRUSHES; , by.ail Ranks in SocietY, is a wonderful instance of their excellence over every other Implement for Cleansing the Head from Scurf, therehy strengthening, beautif)ing, and promoting the growth of the As HORSE BRUSHES; they . are approved and recons !vended by Professor Ctilman. They are aliLe esteirned birds of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic PurNses., whereia a greater degrt eof cleanliness Will prevail,' -arid cam- Liine economy with expedition. They ate also of the greatest cpnseque'ace.for. •Matinfacinru and Machinery, and are high ly by a number of the first. artisans in the [...nil tly,•thrsupettosity.of the : Patent Brushes is so great, that (in compalooini all others are wholly useless; as will be proved un tt ial.' • ' Patent Brushes are warcanted.free from whalebone, or any acilteraCnn, and at the same price as genuine Brushes here tof()re made. - - 'fa be .had Retail of the Patentee,. Ne. 33, Great Mary-le bone-st: et•t, Portland-place, and at 350, Oxford-street, and all respectable-Venders of Brushes in the United Kingdom. N.B.—Some fraudulent Shopkeepers haring imposed on the Public, both in price and quality, by selling spurious Brushes, please to a,k for .1. Metcalfe's- Patent Brusites,_ and see each brush has the Patentee's Stamp • impressird on it, '' ;Metcalfe, Patentee," with the 'Royal iu4igna. Wholesale Orders to he addressed to Metcalfe and Kent,A9, Dean.street, Soho, or T. G. Kent, Poultry, Lond4n: • A MOST VALUABLE, SCAVICE . , AND CERTAIN MEDI CINE Foil. -FATHER SEX. . • • R. BO VAUIAAVE'S RED PI LL, . famous throughout Europe fur the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of a Cei tain Complaint. . These Pills are mild but powerfol, any speedny efficacious in recent as well as I he - Most - obstinate Cases. The directions are full and explicit, rendered eves; to every capacity , .by r;yict.► all Persons, of either Sex, are eimhleilto cure t-bein selves wan certainty, safety, and tecresy in a-few theysovith out the least confinement or hindrance of business. Where an early application . is made for the Cure of a Cer tain Disorder fregeentlr contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eradiemion is generally - conifileted in the short space of ewe (Lys; an.' in lite more advanced and inveterate stages of chat actrrizcd variety ei. penfut and, distressing symptoms, a perseverance in'these Pills otiiAlatut restraint in - Met or exercise, will insure to the Patient a per manent and radical Cure. Toe much cannot be said in praise of this w-nderfal Medicine; slither it to say, that its ainazing• sale Within the last fifty years, though seldom advertised, is a certain criterion of its immense utility; during' which period many thousand Persons of both Sexes hai:e experienced the enjoymint of having been perfectly - eared, after severe and Injurious methods had been persevered-its to no:purpose. - • A supply is just received by BAcon and Co. Oxford-street ; Ward, 324; Holborn; Leigh,. 1 , 4 i Strand; and Mr. Go►tley, 133, Nlinoiies. Sold also 637 every repuoble Vender in all Gowns thro!;glia:►t ►he Kingdoni, and all other Me dicine Venders, price 4s. and Gd., per box, warranted genuine.. • This Medicine is a sovereign lyinedy in Chronic Rheuma tism, Glandular Obstructiim`s, 'and Poverty of Blood. - It also removes alt scurfy Eruptions,from the lininan•body ; and may be taken at Spring and Fall with the greatest advalitage ; in short, it •has excelled when- salivat , on and all other remedies have faile.t. It is - ada;.ted for Captains of Ships, working People, Travellers, and'otbers, and requires no confinement or particular regimen. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London HONOURED Si R, IBEG leave to inform'yott, that ever smee_the ' , rear 1790, I had been afflicted with the ',nes Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course tat medicine prescribed by the mist eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing- severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the I-Itispital with little relief, would appear to be of the rtust inveterate nature. In the sprirrg of last - year my disorder bad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existencti—l had alarge ulcer on thecroien of - my head,' one on each arm, and my legs were broke oat in a frightful manner; my right was-dreadfulfypainful, and had been . in a state of ulceration - for the last seven years; • nay left 'had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave toe. stich-excruciating,pain, particularly-when_ warm in-iiett, . as nearly to deprive me of rest in this lamentable state, 1 . was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who receiVed. !kfl great a cure by them here), tw take. your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 2tith of May:, iu the coarse of a fortnight began to receive benefit -in little more than a mo nth the ulcers on my head d -arms were soundly: healed soon after, - the sores-oat my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever; considerable discolouration in the skin, and yiln,in the. bone of the left, which, by the bicstingmf Gocl„ anal a little longer perseverance in your invaluable'Medieine, .3;ll6:sided ; the nodes dispersing, the , skin regzaining its nit - tutal lute, anti the nocturnal pains gradually going this e.canie, by your liberal ailvice and medicine, perfectly frelifrorn all my former complaints—have . recovered 'my former spirits aind strength, and am becMue.jo9iy and rat, in which state hav ng continued many months,•to the astouishownt of all who knew me, I ant at a lots invliat tems t•',) express my grAtit ink, but be you, for the good of hor ,stiffering4mmtals, to' make this my case as public itS posNible, as I shall DO every oeca ion ; :in Suxtoing you • Sir, your grateftii,oLedient, very. humble servant, • Swan ' s C{osc, high-Strctet , ,, ,Edinburgh, NVitnesseS'ttithe above Cure: — John Thompson, No. S;• New Poultry. Xl,thet, Edinburgh; IP.lntosh, Old Assembly Close ) Edinburgh. Pref,ai - e,lani; ral , ll.t. the sole 'Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member co 1h Royal Ceilege. of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New "Bridge-:street, London; . whet e, after a constant residence of mere than . 0 years, in a. practice parti cularly directed to the cdr6 Ofl; ? ctierCal CoMplaints and those incidental to the Parts of •Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his professionsiamid a lways observe in such cases, he tialters himself - Ahe advice and assistance he gratuitously administers .to persons tahing this Medicine, will be esttcmea, a discerning Public, as an advattage seldom attainablei and void of 01 ambignity. A!so sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those livid tit 'a- -distance, at the Toyshop, No. 133, Oxford-street; Mr. 1761,,,rough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxters, South.liridLoe, Edinburgh; Mt. Call well's,' Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable to aon in Grea t t Britain ail 1 Ireland, in - boxes of only es. 9d. earn, stariped, nd sealed up with full and pisin dirt4l°ns, whereby persons, of eitio r sea may curs themselves with case, speed, secrecy, and safety. Ni «' 1 1., " )LICE REPOR .... • ,: • , (Concluded from Vesterda;'s SttN.) Yo decinte entering at present, e ve7l if at any time it was . _ within liejr - province, into a trirrate iove-tiga- Con orthe-various causes,whith,have'produced.thisahnetlng, increase of juvenile deliot i ptency: many or , these causesioay be traced to the peculiar situation of. the country,- uts'l to , Ow' existence of poverty and ; distress, unknovin perhaps at any former period to the same extent. lint your Unetnittee hope, that with the gradual removal of throe causes; their. la-- menta effect will cease. They however, 'feel it their duty' to observe, that as long as arty.itteaws are lett untried, hy which those wbo.aro ; of authority in t state have- it io their power to check, indirectly by education s m the v.:fa-cement of religious oliset vances ? the tendeircy which:the yeung sad the ignorant have to fall into the snares am! :Olurenietits which are spread around them by.ihc 4hilly and deFloing, the delinquencies that are the result of such neglect are not wholly to be set to the, aceount of . the offeudos ; and that , till all the ways are exhausted by which the morals and man ners of a people can be reformed, the existence - , of tin aug mented state of mate, the severity a the .penal fa , r, awl the frequency of capital punishment, are .evidences little creditable to ttie system of which. such evils ate the result. rn order, then, to remedy, if possible, some of these evils, and more particularly those which result trout the deplorable state. and waaagemeut of the dilfer,:n prisons of the 'intro polls, your, Committee have examined varitioi plans that have been offered to their inspection, for the establishment of a penitentiary, or place: .of separate confinement fur ju venile offenders ; and they are of opinion, that it is expe dient to coustruct a prison to he peculiarly set apart for that purpose. They hare thought fit to pvinftwo plans of priSons of this description in their appendix : both to have their se parate advantages; •but your Committee prefer that delivered in by Mr. Bevans, t'llich seems to them to unite nearly all the different arrangements which' have been generally ap proved, and which combines these aqvantages with the strict est economy. The whole cost for the construction of a build in.; capable of containing 400 . boys wilfamount at furthest to 24,0001. 'which sum they cannot' help contrasting with the expense of ei Ming a penitentiary at Millbalik, which is esti mated to cost 350,0901. and, which is only intended to contain SOO persons of both sexes. Your Committee have examined notch evidence as to the general management of the various penitentiary establish ments supported by , pri vale benevolence which' exist ..the metropolis. '!'hey icier generally to the testitucny of those best qualified t the !host ~trreet iiaorrhatitin as to these places; and the concurrent oiiinion of ail I, favottrable to measures such as.they think it their du!), to recommend.— The Refuge for the liestitete, and the Philanthropic, have fully answered the views - of their Charitable fotniders and be, fattorS. They hare 'redeemed hundreds bons 'the - ruin and misery into whicf!, tiny pltur4ed.; and it is with peculiar satisfaction your f'_;:otantee have learnt, that the only check to the further proir;,,‘•,: of this grt,tt v.ork is to be found in the deficiency of the at present appropriated for that purpose.- That deficiency it is die object of your Commit tee to tst,,tpty; and they feel convinced that the Govern ment cannot more econmnicaity'employ the fin of the pub lic, than its the cosistruction of places of penitentiary con finement.: • Your Committee have inquired into the expences of the maintenance of persons inn the . different penitentiary esta-. blishments, - as well as the nombec of individuals they are .calcul.sted to hold : the exception of that at Milbank, they are all supported by voluntary contributions. The Refuge for the 1./estitine, on the tab of May F.lst, con tained 40 males, and 60 fenial'es. The former cost annually fur food-and clothing 2.31.175. and the latter. about. 281. lls.; the differolQ; arises from a greater allowance of food ben; given-to the koial . e,, who work extra limits. The success of this society has heel' considerable; and it has been found that about two thirds of the persons confined and employed ther e have been reformed, and returned to habits of industry. Your. Committee have also leaent that the applications from persons of both sexes to enter into this establishment •are most numerous,both from the criminal as well a s th e t i c _ stittst poor ; and that if . tke funds of the institution were greater, a much larger proportion of those persons would be received. The Philanthropic Society contains at present 41 girls a 160 boys, the children •of convicts, and those who are Cal victs theMSe;tie:S the expellee per head, dividing the cost the whole establishment by the nminiber of persons, is alio 351. per aotsurn. But your Committee observe, that the a prentiees to the nitillber of 60 maintain themselves, havit earned near 2,0001. last year, the principal expeoce being; i Correa for the youilger part of the commouity. This install• thin - hat fully answered the - views of its benevolent founders By much the . greater proportion of those who !rive beer brought up turn out well, and fully warrant the remark 0 one 'of those who had deilated a little from the rules of. dis cretion asid good " that Within its walls the - scieiet taught them habits' which they could nut get rid of if- , the would." Your COmmittee wish to direct the attention of the public to this .excellent institothiti; Which" is well d eserving a snore extended patronage, not only for the end which the establish went has in view, but also for the success which has attend ed its labours, ariiing iron the excellence of its regulations, and the frugal manner in whith its funds are itdministered. The Magdalen- 'Hospital contains 80 females : it has been established from the year 1758, and has from that period to the present day admitted about 4,591 persons, of whom 1,012 have been restored to their friends or plated in repo table "service ; 912 iliac been discharged at their owo request ; 556 for improper behaviour; and 85 ham e died while in 'the hospital. Of 246 women who were discharged in the last 4 years, of every descriptite , , 157 are reformed ; 7.1 have re lapsed ; 4 are insane; i is dcail, :mil of 'lO the situation it not - known; so that it may be estimated that two-thirtts,of the women who cuter into:l his soeiety are permanently reclaim ed : the 'average age of tboge Unloaossitte females is front 17 to 18. They apply very young, some few at even 13 or 14, hut gerierally from 15 to 25; some have been admitted there of 12 scars of age. The London Female Penitentiary con' sins 101) persons, at an average expence per head of 431. Timis instimotimt has !teen-established &mot 10 years; in that time 2,0.10 persons hare petitioned to be admitted, and 5135 alone have been re ceived of whorn 265 have been reconciled to their friends and placed out to serviee; l 8 have married; t 7 have beet) discharged from various causes; 17 have eloped ; 66 left the house at their own request, and 1 , 1 have died. Your Com mittee observe that the labour of the women of this latter in stitution Produced 6651., while that of the Magdalen was only IE7L, daring last year. The .General Penitentiary, Millhank, contained 52. males and 7(; females, total 128, on the 22t1 May hest. The cost of each prisoner as to limit is sixpence to •sevenpeace a day, or .abotit 01. 2s. 6d. , per annum'. Your Committee were in formed that the clothing amid maintenance of each piisoner woo hl nut exceed 9.01. per animism. This establ;sionemit is of so recent a date, as' out yet to furnish much' evidence of time beneficial result of its regulations. But your .Cotoinitte. can riot restrain from inserting the following extract from the jonrnal of the Chaplain, who states, thi'mt during, the ten or twelve months that the pristsners have heed under his dins c hitin, he has observed a great alteration in their mantle, op-- peat-once, and character, and that. the pract i cal advan tages of the system are far beyond his expeet;itioo. " Ihe Chaplain feels much pleasnre closing his journal at the expiration of the year, - with statin,g, -that the geueral CIA/- duct of the prisonersduriti..: their conliiie ,l,ll i :In Ilse pett y tertiary has been most satisfact.,‘ - y. Time repeotamiee Imo(' amendaient of Many of hunts i , visible; 'amid - there ;s every . reason to preStutme, that out their leas - mg theptioom they tt heeonie honest aid industrious in.:umbers of soeii.t! - : Your Committee are fully aware of time ee, ,, nr , ~ .11,1- 1 the Plan cf bnildinft, a It,NV prison email on the fiwinves the country ; but they canton consider the cost entirely addi tiomil, or one of which, if the object he attained is ii, o ught into account, the pnbliecan have AO:: Ei'4ld to coniplitil. At present the ebildreo comMitted to the diffe'rent prsoi,.-3. arc maintained at the county or city charges. Amid your (Sun, mittee du not propose to shift that. Cost Oil the pnidie.treau ry ; they have been informed by persolis who bays- taken pa;nc, to obtain a' correct estinmate - as to the . expenceamf / mince of prisoners, that on an average the cost at the Phi lauthropie, the Refuge for the Destitute, and the,totoirom prisunfi, ma:: lte taisen at 10. :per atnitith : and that Dart of, that,m(fente tfitty Ile defi - aved by the lahourc. rat the priSollers. 1T119?) the 111.1v9:1011 o f einp , ,,y11,, , , cOlly . :C s 111 . 11141 diiTorent 1) , )k011 , , 11 , will :13 . 041 i.:kiard the to V.,e -moral to, teas' thap„the (.011 . 1},11111:41 COllSL•queilc,s, I;flinturittet; tit.ttreiettt w 1,11 1 ,0 give no decisive opuni•tn. They, however, ettlef I,lli tilt r 11011',1 0114 t he ..thole s'ysti m ni main taitiblg the coaivicti of the eattntryii ~,u,ceif;i;:le of ;;teat, fmpr,,eetnent, ;old trust they shall he emiltteft to cutter tutu , " `illy, into, that subjet rally 111 the firstling Arktur outMittitelt, , l eftti -, c . .,,us that they have made as full a report upon the, vat - tolls statit..cts of their :inquiries as per- It .ps might have been etpeeted foal! them; they have thought tit to sftuaratelheseitubjebts into distinct treads. anti they have hrofigh,t them before the Rowe in the ordev,of their itnifortmt . e.:(fluerit . arc, howevcr, many !mints ivhielt they are atrx . lons to lake into their set iotts consider...l6;m ; viz. the Estalfstisbutents of the Police ; the atteadance of the ilo-I?oties of the .inferior Parish Officers; ti n t Stateof the Put , iitc , Streets; the Laws couweruing the Suit- r _ pi.essi:on of i)itoracily fiouseie.; all of them are; it) their view, ,thjects of g; eat politic iriaportance';, and i n order hring hem in the advantagedwsrtatineu' under the view :yid consideration of Patliament, your Committee trust they shall' lie permitted to rent.:-.v their labours in t h e ensuing Sessiun. IRELAND. MEL dNel-101, Y stilcrnEo CORK, SEPT. . 13. , - SHOCKING CATASTROPHE. ---Yesterday, nhont ie otelock,-the.door of At lied-roam in the Royal Mail Coach - Ilptel, Patrick-street, ,was forced open, in const - ptence of the person who slept there for the last eight nights, and who was its the habit of rising at or before nine o'clock every 111Priling,,,npt appearing, when, hor-ritl to relate, he was diSeovered in bed, covered with blood, 'after having discharged the contents of a'Pistol, which he held in his hand, through his head, a little above the right ear, which -was supposed to have caused instantaneous death. Another pistol lay on' the . to be used in ease the . first should not have accomplished his fatal purpose., Yesterday :it Inquest was held on the body be. fore HENRY HARDY, Esq., Coroner, when a ver= diet was returned, " Came by his death by a pistol ball, fired by his own hand in a fit of mental de rangement." It appeared •in evidence, that the deceased was au Englisirman, and called himself 13towne, but who since appears to have been a Mr. Samuel Heavan, who a short timt ago ab sconded from the llereford Bank, c lad r o e t he a p• .prehension of whout a large reward was offered-- he having stated his intention at the. Bahl: of go* ing to Southampton for the benefit of his heath, Miss Dattera was examined, who deposed, that the deceased came .to her house on the 411 ins , . during which time he appeared quite reset vet!, in- - Soinueb that. she saluted him tw ice ,tvi!hout :nay: return, and that lie was very regular in his hours at night.. The potter at the hotel also deposed, that he was very reserve.;. His principal amusement ‘ eGnsisted in reading Shaltespaare's Plays, of which he had a very tine edition*il e used to walk doily towards Black-rock or Glaumire. The day.previous to the discovery of this rash act, the deceased went to_Cove iv one of the Steam Packets, and re turned early in the evening - , On his ret.nrit to the hotel, and getting - a.candle„ die porter followed, to assist in the taking ,off leis boots, which having dune, he wished him " good nig i but he re ceived no reply. This was between eleven and twelve o'clock at, night. lie had' dined, at the Bo‘ver Tavern, and did not ref ton till after e l e ven o'clock ; at nhout one o'clock a Quaker gentle man, who slept in the next room, heard hint walk ing about, hut suspected nothing;. Ile did not hear the report of a. pistol, nor did any other person - in, the house. effects were exantined,.w hen there appeared a considerable suns of money, comprising. Bank of England notes and gold, making a total of about 1,1001. Iribh. No documents were found, except a note, addressed to a lady, of which the following is a copy :--" Mr. B. will have the pleasure of waiting on Miss NV. at half-past twelve, if agreeable -- Saturday . morning:: --,Dire.cied Miss W., 7, Hart-street." There was also found•a label on a new'coat, directed S. Bea-tan, Esq., which is a corroboration that he is-theper smrnentioned in the following notice, which was received ou the day he shot hitmeif : • • " L.lOO REWARD.—ABSCONDED. • 0 Whereas Samuel Beavan, for ten years pasta Clerk in the FlereiOrd City and County Batik, ,did, tinder preteoce of visiting Southampton for 'the lanrgt of h'is health, abseood on the 186 of August last, with a consiileralik sum, the pro perty of his employers. Whoever wid apprehend or give formation of the said Samael 11eavan, shall receive from the said firm the above Reward of L. 1.00." The deceased was about twenty-six years of age . li e %vas this morning interred in the strati. ger's vault, at St. Finn Bair's. DARING OUTRAGE.—Yes i erday morning, about one o'clock, (late tellows attacked and broke in to the dwelling-house of a pour witiuw " °wan , of the name of Gorman, on the Pooladiaisroad, in the liberties of this City (Coil:), who obtains a livelihood b • N selling vegetables. There were two ot i ve i• w omen, it,ll/ IteS Of the 110tISt!, along ttitit the poor widow, %elm were the only inhabitants it COOttii.OL On heating the trYisv they instantly go t ty, %viten the door was broken in, and the three women were given in charge to one of the men, who had his face blackened, with a drawn . . sword in his hand, who. emnp(lied them to go into beti, 'and cover then pelves with the hell clOthes, threatening, at the same time, that if they stirred,' he wotild rim them through. l ii , t h e mean time, the other two proceeded to rifle the house, anti after remaining about three tinartets of all LIMO', SUCCet'ded in taking with them about 141, with a promissory note of no value. . . . ins has kt his house, and gone battre ‘vill place Oc , sting; 7t04 on :limber. lie scientific 13e1a , ,c0, the Jew, and the Icidi lad li.;ind,:ll, of fluid science, arcs also in close train i„4 c(:mhat. on the Ist of Octoher.-25 to 4un .. Tllis 'is a most interesting match,