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London, England, 1833-07-10 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL BOROUGH COMMITTEE.---'9l
Committee met this morning at half past twelve. :vo
BANNERMAN was elected chairman, and the petition j
ordered to be sent for, after which strangers were ordeS
to withdraw. The Committee remained in close cue.'
tation when our reporter left.
THE REV. ROBERT TAYLOR.—This nlOl,
at twelve o'clock, the Under Sheriff for Surrey,
Was in attendance at the Sessions House, Newingt A.
received an order from the Louis of the Treasury to ",
charge out of custody the Reverend ROBERT TAP
they having been pleased to remit the fine of 200/ ,
was imposed upon him. The Rev. Gentleman t",,
entered into his own sureties of 5001. to keep the pea
and he was fortlui ith discharged, after having been 4
carceiated in Horsemonger-lime gaol two years.
DEATH OF THE CATHOLIC ARCHBIS.-
OF CASEIEL.—We deeply regret to announce the deathly
a distinguished and exemplary prelate, the Most Rev' 'if
LAFFAN, Cathol.c Archbishop of Cashel,
on Tuesday last, at the residence of his sistee.in-law,
LAFFAN, Lower Mount.str, et. His remains have,/`transmitted for interm n, in the cathedral of the dill
over which his Grace held pastoral and paternal swaY,,o
several years past. The deceased prelate was brother or og
JOlErif DE COURCY LAFFAN.--Dublin Morn. Reg
THE NEW VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY.-"""
are requested to state that Captain OWEN's Narrati(e4l
Voyages Undertaken to Explore the Shores of itifhlif
Arabia, and Madagascar, performed in his Majesty's
Leven and Barracouta, by command of the Lords C°‘,
missioners of the Admiralty, in two vols., 8ve...44
numerous-plates, maps, flcc., will be published on Fridi
next, by Mr. BENTLEY, New Burlington-street. )1
for Scotland, Messrs. BELL and BRADFUTE, Ediabo9,
for Ireland, Sir. JOHN CUMMING, Dublin. To
_ibe if/
also of all respectable booksellers throughout the un-
which took pilot
Kingdom.

ANECDOTE OF KEAN.—This 11111iValiCall
gedian had the
NATIONvirt had presentedues with the fhn
ne lunttswoirfhga penaitlit7o,, ,fl
oil
was generous and grateful, and never forgot his e;lt
friends.
fashioned stone knee-buckles, whilst he belonged 00,11 i
Exeter company.
When be afterwards came to Exeter.,el
star, and was dressed for Richard, he pointed to sweeil
these buckles on his left wrist. Mr. NATION 0131.4
"Why, surely, KEAN, you do not wear these old
eJIJ
now ?" " I have never played Richard wit bout this bo
Sir, and I never will. 1 value these buckles more gill
all the gifts I now receive. They were given use
I needed them." 1
DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC REWARD It
The respect we pay to wealth absorbs the retie: id
should pay to genius. Literary men have not with ilerei
fixed and settled position as men of letters. In le rod,
game of honours, none fall to their share. "wee
say truly with a certain political economist, "
hest, I et, those who destroy us—generals ; 2"t
who cheat us—politicians and quacks ; 3d, those
tr
amuse us—singers and musicians; and least of all
who instruct us." It is an important truth noted bYpesJ
vetius, that the degree of public virtue in a state de
exactly on the proper distribution of public reward .0.0
am nothing here," said one of the most eminent ;0
science this country ever produced ; " I am fordol
abroad sometimes to preserve my self-esteem.
England.

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