Star.
London, England, 1825-04-05 00:00:00

COBURO THEATRE. •

This Theatre has made suitable exertions to ensure '
its success. A Melo-dramatic Spectacle was rep tee
sented last night, called The Prodigal Sox ; or,•liites of
Memphis. It possesses much interest, and was extrernaty
well performed. The actors at this Theatre are hi ge-
neral excellent, and fully competent to do justice to any
Drama. The Naval and Military Spectacle, called
Sir Francis Drake and Iron Arta, is quite congenial
to British feeling, and from its popularity it must prove
highly productive to the Theatre. The audience be.
gowed she most unqualified approbation on the per-
formances of the night.

ROYALTY.
A new Melo-Drama, of rather a morel construction.
was presented at this Theatre last night, yclept Peace
and War; or, Oar Days of Glory, from the pen of Mr.
FARRELL, and produced with a degree of splendour
that reflects credit on the liberality of the s-,;irited Pro-
prietor, Mr. DUNN. The chef crcenore of the evening
was the panoramic exhibition of the battle of Trafalgar;
the vessels in the fore-ground—the Victory, as she took
her station between the Santissima Tiinidada and the
Redoubtable, had a tine effect. The eveni -g's enter-
tainment concluded with The Veernn. The House was
well attended.

Hit* death of G
yfee ee the Iffth uk.
likssant of Foot has In
A Adschment helm
pVotagokil yesterday I
climbed of f3erjeant
GraVessad, on route
• A detachment ink
seers). that volunteer
of root. artived on
ohm to the Depot in
Tug Dter.s.—An (
the Horse Guards, In
smoke shall be provid
shall produce the 10)01
ihopeedon of the Rei
Mason to believe tba
raandlng the Cork diu
of the order referred i
into effect.—Cbre Sow

:TRIAL OF

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Lbrd GIFFORD(
morning, at nine •
the City of Bristo
The Grand Jury
Foreman),
Lord Glir7ollDl
but in so low a r(
any part of the C
the satisfaction to
• were few in num
diminished, whet
the cases, and th
.5001. by Henry t.
larlynn the law
sequences of the
country. As mer•
city (Bristol), th
pressed with they
. case, however, ii
• that the forgery
the: names lorget
ence ; it was held
felonious to forge
Forgery was a ct
though the duty
was painful, it w.
country, and he
it satisfactorily t 4
their country.
The Grand Joi
forwarded to :1)
Eight witnesses s
Grand Jury. A
turned into Cour
found a true bill
Two cares of r
occupied the Court
Henry Savery
to be placed at t
soon appeared w
Mr. Savery, v
years of age, boa
verishly agitated.
with him, declar
altered since his
black. He lookt
indictment was
bar, and covered
frequently presse
Henry Savery
T. Hassell, Esq.
feloniously and I
a certain note of
1824, and purpc
Pearson, for the
George Smith
firm of the « 1
Statote, Btc. T
The Clerk of the
Savery, how say yc
Prhoner: K Gm
This answer
and it was delir
Lord Girron
to be taken mot
changed colour,
painful duty he
said, earnestly -
considered

muss panuut uusy ne
In of said, earnestly 1.
tipuarert. .1 ethatoLor4pnrisosi3:4:tewd—ryLasUry
re- ; Prisoner replied
the be had ; but Ise wai
ome Lord Girroso a
ner,
are had bet
was;
pGoenevin pleadi
i".. The prisoner sb
6d. covered his face, ai
es, that the prisone; ha
id a Clerh of the Are
The Racoassaa-
two_ The prisoner wa
wet- be rwss brought ba
*Me be much more cog
the Lord Garman
the pleading guilty.
prisoner—I do.
the Coon torneWbar e
1 ten Lord Goren
then addressed
e in- pleaded guilty
theY you, the forger
iich, porting to be tl
t." and with the i
Nrr.
At% case. You hr
die • t quences of ple
oath-
expectations, t
"
es dreadful genie'
pronounce oa
grellaGea• You were roi
r tar° b
followed them
= able city, so tl
e had quainted with
teas the calamitou
crime of forge
*dog
Mak magnitude of
right: is it to give I
Nh
ewt! change, so int;
lye
It have for confidence
been impossibl
Dols* to have known
due* and the extent
a tara. the circulAtion
foiled were tit
•
usual Prisoner—My
cuoJ♦ lovesoot sot in ex
Mr. Smith, eb
bozonest agitatal
gir. t Mr. PAULI'S,
for do an be adduced 0
Wk. Lord ther
very irregular