Emigration to America, '246 Extinguishing of }lnv, '246 Police Report, '246, .253, '257 The Eschimaux Youth at Leith, 231 Victory at Algiers, 252,'259, 244, 298 Agricultural Reports, '265, 20, '273, '277, 281,310 Captain Wright's Monument, 271 Nottingham Petition, tr 4 Barbary Powers, 275 The I'ortfolio, '275, 286 Election of Lord Mayor, 277,286 The Bee hive, 278 Ludicrous, 270, 279 National Schools Report, 281, 332 Children in Manufactories, '282 Extinction of Fires in Chimnies, 285 Christianity in South Sea Islands, 285 Fisheries, 286 Penitentiary, Milbank, 291 Quarrel at the Bar, '294 Late Queen of France, '295 Unemployed Poor, 302, 376 Night-mare, 306 Lioness and Mail-horse, 30'3, 307 Lord Bathurst's Emplos ments, 315 Spa Field: Meetings,lY:3, 3'25, 341, 346, 349 Bethnal Green Poor, 3.25, 331, 331, 355 Eclipse of the Sun, 3'25 Spitalfield, Poor, 338, :541 Mr. Hunt and Lord Sidmuuth, 349 M estmin.ter School Play, 357 Grand Duke Nicholas, 354, 344, 350, 357, 361, 376 Massacre in New Zealand, 362 Young Watson, 366 New Queen of Spain, &c. 371 Lord Stanhope's Death, 367—Wi11, SI4 Plain Silver Coils, 376 FINE ARTS. Royal Academy Exhibition, 103—I'rizcs, 357—Casts, 365 REVIEW OF LITERATURE. History of all Nations, 2^_3 Urquhart on Impressment, 234 Poetic Mirror, 309 POETRY, ORIGINAL AND SELECT. To Contentment 54 Prologue to Duke of Milan, :39 Lord Byron's Fare Thee Well, 86 Oh Forget Me, 107 Prologue and Epilogue to Bertram, 10e Stanzas of Literary Fund, 127 Petition of Sally Suds, 117 Address on opening . English Opera, 15$ Moore's Sacred Melodies, 165 Waltzing, 113 Lines of Mr. Sheridan, 229 Primitive Simplicits, 245 Monody on Sheridan, 254 Fong in Free and Easy, 262 Song in Blacksmith of Antwerp, 17$ The Storm, '2lB Enigma, 185—Solution,109 Prologue and Epilogue to The Guardians, 3111 The Sabbath, 5:)7 DRAMATIC REGISTER. DRIJRY-LANY. Oratorios, 21 Duke of Milan, 29, 39, 61 Mr. Kean, 61—Benefit, 141—Gold Cup, 165 Chapter of Accidents, Love in a Village, 8.5 Romeo and Juliet , 94 INDEX. Prodigal, 101 Bertram, 109 Paladin and Princess, 125 Closes, 165 Opens again, 245 Lovers' Vows, 262 Mr. Kean in Sir Giles, 270—Othello, 1178--Hamlet, 3111-. Timon, 313—Mortimer, 342 Mr. S. Kemble in Falstaff, 28.5 The Guardians, 318 Zephyr and Flora, 326 Artaxerxes, 333 George Barnwell, 371 Measure for Measure. 15 School for Scandal, J 9, 34 Richard the Third, 65, 94 Julius Ca'sar, 109 Mrs. Siddons in Queen Catharine, 155—Lady Macbeth, 150 Mr. Kemble in Venice Preserved, 1.55 Miss O'Neill in Juliet. 174—Lady Townly, 3.s3—Con,tance 550 Closes, 189 Re-opens, 04. • Distressed Mother, '2.62,270 Italian Lover, 978 Miss Boyle in Rosalind, 255 Miss O'Neill in Juliet, 293 Mr. Kemble in Cato, 301 ; Corio!anus, 310; Lord Townly, 333 ; King John, 350 The Slave, George Barnwell, 371 H. Johnstone in Sir Pertinax, 371 OPERA. 54, 7s, 17• INOLISH °Pill. Licence to. 133 Opened, 150, 15S, 174 ; Man in Mourning, IS9 ; Animated Portrait, '205 Old Customs, 214 ; Two Words, '24.); Free and Easy, 266 Closes, 278 HAVMARKICT. Opens, 1 7-1. The Foundling, 181 Exit by Mistake, 197 landlady's Gown, 212 Fair Deserter, '257 SURREY TUEATRE. Surrey Theatre opens, 174 COURT AN FASHIONS. Royal Family, &c. 62, 77, 95, 102, 110, 117, 119, 125, 154, 141, 149, 165, 173, 179, 195, 213, 222, 229,137 , 278, 350, 357, 365. CITY BUSINESS, Property Tat, Meeting of Merchants, 50, 50, 34. I Addresses on French Protestants, 104. —Marriage of l'rincess Charlotte, 102, 118, 125 ; of Duke of Gloucester, 205, 222. Plate for Duke of M ellington, 125, Distress of Nation, Meeting, 226, 339, 34P; Address 335, Answer 362. Election of Lord Mayor, 277, 286, 317, 326, 331 River Police, Borough Compter, 493 Spa-fields Rioters, 346, 341 k East India House,.6l, :355 ; Hertford College, 382 LAW INTELLIGENCE. King's Bench, 15, 23, 32, 40, 109, 111, 142, 166, 114, 190. 198, 318, 396, 334, 351, 856, 36&, 374 Chancery, 103, 111, 438,343, 338, 374 Common Pleas, 8, 174, 198 Sherrill's Court, 127, 142, 150, 166, 174 Admiralty Court, 147, 334 Old_ Bailey, 8, 13, 72, _79, 87, 135, 142, 151, 192, 262, 271, 21'9, 287, 311, 318, 322,b51; 358' Conaistory Court, 190, 351 Exchequer, 142, 334 Court Martial insolvent Debtors' Court, 56, 63, 83 Archers' Court, 103 Middlesex Sessions 135, 263,318 London ditto, 135, 263, 318 Southwark Surrey : l9o, 230. Special Commission, 1.54, 163 POLICE. Mansion House, 0 4, 32, 40, 56, 87, 95, 111, 143, 159, 161, 115, 191, 203, 224, 238, WI, 255, 287, 295, 303, 311, 319, 322, 361, 316 Bow Street, 15, 40, 52, 63, 71, 95, 103, 111, 127, 151, 175, 199, '205, '224, '231, 247,312, 343, 367 Guildhall, 40, 56, 61, 143, 151, 1'75, 199, 224, 235, 287, 303, 311 Union Street, 40, 56, 64, 80, 87, 127, 151, 905, 232, 239, 247, 255, 287, 319, 351, 376 Marlborough Street, 36, 103, 134, 143, 159, 67, 175,199, 203,215, 224, 247,255,295, 303, 312,319, 37 3 Queen Square, 64, 87, 95, 134, 143, 151, 159, 215, 224, 247. 155, 303, 312, 319, 343,375 Hatton Garden, 64, 71, 95, 151, 159, 205, 224, 231, 238, 447, 319, 331 Shadwell, 127, 159, 199, 303,312, 319,335 Lambeth Street, 159, 319 Wur3hip Street, '351, 375 ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Mr. Thompson shot by Mr. Brooks, IS, 24 Explosion of Heat( Coal Pit, 23 ;at Toulouse, 99 Liverpool Frigate, 31 Murders, 56, 78, 79, 127, 135, 189, 224, 243, 295, 344, 352, 376 Inhumanity to Children, 210, 247 Poisoning, 70, 73, :174 Shooting, 15, 24, 287 Fires. Newfoundland, 71 ; London, 95; Shaw' Castle, 125, 136, 167; Belvoir Castle, 307, 375 Shipwreck, 31, 78, 243,''283, 360, 376 Outrage in Ireland, 33 Forgeries, 63, 103, .220 Monster, 103 Riot*, two, V., uo, sco, 5 , Cr. 325, 347, 349, 356, 358, 367, 376 Insurrection in Bouleadan; 141, 164 Thunder Storm, 173, 235 Inquests, 139, 176, 199, 223, 239, 296, 367, 374 Conspiracy, 190, 191, 19?, 207,215 Accident in Clerkenwell Burying ground, 207 Drowning, 165, 280 Breaking Pri.on, 311 Fornale Swindling, 317, 376 Perjury, 374. BIRTHS, MARIIIAGE-;, AND DEATHS. A Selection of which will be found towards the doom of each . Number. LONDON MARKETS A Correct Return of the Prices of the Principal Market finishes rack Publication. Londou : Printed by R. Wm's, Tlwt•uust. A.k4 -.~ tro% No. 40.—Voc. I. POLITICAL I)ISQ PUINCIPLEti ✓ POLITICAL ECOI ...lb,. the Propriety of A 1 IN co.lr last, we considered ti to its immediate influence. ot . • it upon pristeiples of it as a permanent we must claim a Ii we attempt to d PrinciP l and p oe ara a the pa we of It has been fora long time A q and political economists, out a actually raised ; whether they I land ulmie, or are fairly divide the community, and paid out o facturing industry. To resolve accurately, it is necessary to ; into the nature of the different wealth, which in a weekly regi impossible- We shall endeavou briefly premise, that all income rived either from the rent of money, the profits of trade, Ultimately, however, it will be muluted, and interest to be cot time, will be converted into th 4 itself consists of permanent and permanent are land, houses, a milable, live-stock, rawprodues commercial goods. Rent, interest, profits, wae! sidered as the titles by whi ch tions, as they exist at any given Suppose any portion of this among the people, however ultimately be distributed su as vent, and not the actual or pr being, of the community. It' i butt:A.74 and the interest of moi permanent income, and is a nu swat property from its present persons to whom it is distrib vermnent, through the mediur If it he raised directly on ( taxed in money, or seized in same thing, and the dealer in prices of them according to the denier himself entirely avoids Were the goods arbitrarily st would be nearly the same; for upon credit, and to ruin the t for and the capitalist ; a truth wl ey of all classes of the commaniti perceived at the moment in Raise money and levy taxi believe, ultimately 1411 upon tl machinery, although for a tir severely by the traders and ourselves. indeed, fully convinc can only be paid by a perpetu England designates by the t!r debt will therethre be found national rents. Taxes levied the industry of the country; a is the result of the industry c try is at all times kept at itst manners, habits, and nature epoch of rime. l)iminish ind niched; lessen the rewards I went being gone, the activit speak, winch arc neeevauy national industry, arc destroy( any system of taxation begins class, that moment national in industry becomes either palsi and taxation fail. various articles, as they annual: may be ascertained: for the must divide the whole wealth, existing commodities, together of the nation, ru:eordinl., , to scan r:uty be estiwnted by tige whulo rest, and the fide kid of labour. These various eonsider as put for the who] charge upon the wealth of the be distributed among them a ~~~ . ft]