THE NATIW,LUJ 11.EMSTElt._ tween Miss O'Neili's pet formances are filled up by those of!. Mr. Kemble and Mies Stephens at. Covent garden, the nights not illumined by Mr. Kean's genius at Drury-lane, will unw be rendered attractive by the abilities of Brabant, Mrs. Dick ons, and Phillips. Thus the e will he no blanks whatever in our theatrical lottery this winter. In pursuance of this plan, Mrs. Dictums and Phillips made their fit st appearance this Seacon on W ednesdav in the opeca of I,iont and Cla:•issi. Both it di played with gi eat effect ,the melody of their voices, the II brilliancy of their execution , a n t i the purity of their taste. I (her most of our best singes Mr. Phillips possesses a decided advatite. Ile (refs as meil as sin g s well. His jntigment extends beyoed the mere modulatinn of notes : his keling is not c;mtined to the perception of &colds iu erder to avoid their. Ile enters with spirit int* the charxter which he re- ' presents. Ilia cc-neer - ion is just, his enunciation clear nod forcible, his emphasis well placed, his countenance and his resit tires ex pres-ive. in fact, Weir he unexpectedly tn lose his melodious nove:s, he would still 'main a valuable ac onisition to 'he stage in the first psi is et - genteel comedy and Irv( nin characters a still mole elevatci description. This was evichn! in his pe:foi niance of L u,lr 1, in which some of his : , .rechelwere Five 1 wifb touch streneth and 1 , elin n g as to tir:,w down nearly a , . attich ai.phiu-e as his , ongs. now ton was ex, edent in Cutenci sod Mi,s Kelly. in disnla‘ ea all her wonted a:chnes , and spirit. De Camp. who‘e ( tri f fault in f ! ,shint , :ible f:lttlts i 3 to'o'en.tep even the mochsty of ridicule, was more cin:tte than tnnid in Jessurim; aed ~uppor!ed by the able exertioes of at! the ref l ot titers , Ibi s oral proved ctie of the most pleasing trea•s that lr.e been produced this season. 01, Thursday, Mr. Kean once more appeared as the rp presentative of ilanitti. We have alre4v advistd Lim tic.( to selet t charat tsrs which only seise to give p i : A - I -licence to his defects, and to shade his beanties, and Hamlet is atnorg.,t the number. It is not sufficient, either for the Danish Prince or Mr. Kean's reputation, to be merely respectable, and in this pact he certainly does not lay claim to any higher prai e. To avoid all the points, which in the hands of other actors, produce an electrical effect, may be origi nality, but not wisdom. To. tiansform the philnsophical dignity of Thinda's character, and the nobleness of his re 'venge into the fury of Richard (as in the picture scene whit his mother), may gain the applause of the incotn,ider.te, but wounds the judgment of the friend to propriety and nature. In a \void, Mr. bean's performance of Madei has top much of Gloucester in it, The very walk and deport ;rent, are hequently retained, although tradition has never even hinted that the Danish Prince was affected with the in cumbrances of the English tyrant. In Shvlock, last nigi t, Mr. Kean completely redeemed his faros. In such characters he is always sure to shine with superior light. if his lustre is ever dimmed, it must be there fore through the imprudence of his choice. Would a man who wishes to he admired for his splendour, put on a silver robe, when he has diamond suits in his possession ? MIDDLESEX SESSIONS'. OCT. SO. SVIT111).- 1 .1": OCT. I)aniel (7ullein w. 04 indiciod for haviur in his po.session a (luau. tiiy of copper bt..its, and other niarict: stores, liaviim the Kim's !Palk upon them. The defeti , .iiint, it app. arcd, was a de.der to uia• riot Store 4, residing at I)ppttOrd ; licit in ;i;hlition to !a1.,: shop liiCEP, he had t-ier.ted for tiitmcif storfilion.e, ut . ) thrt e pith . t f stAir:, in ISEVAITI'S (.I:ithcrty lane. To thi , place 111- %%a, enr , vt , ) n i4 , tlir etore,i s pluemi i,, e , on the gti of Atiglist, in a cal t, tvhtn lit' 'WAS 4 hi by a CUTlptab 7 e into, the su'vrcs the I. ini.l an infutulutum, pro cured i scatch r;,nt, went tilt' 11911• C iii (111CStiltil, rlPlicise h e fore( dan cony and seizod-Ox sfort - S /11101ITIlill;: iu (111:111til', t pear . 100 cat. Witil-t the cowta;rlt' %%i , : v there the di. (ei•dant eivue up, a.,11 cottfeiised aril( ie. , IA el e I , r p f,ort, awl said, ht ccilumtd ;is ihtl• wore seizt . d lose il i om *1 It(' i'lly f ulle d t h e oo en . &nit but on .t of Ili! , 200 d eivir,ieiri . iti.oohnpn,;(,l murcy ; allii Coil t, ill erni -, idi )o!ion r• oolemol ,d,,ti„ nt %ewe' Ctql ilia' to one yrite. In the Itonm: of cer. Ge4.7pe Bird. Rich Bird, WiNitre Cattner, John Canner, :and Jones, were it dieti u f r Jit petsons r f Maly, the ‘‘iir ofS.trl.llel 11:7:1 niie 3,10; Ckth, rr. the of Jul% The (:::s:. wait sii,nett ht' •1 hi; (44 . .fe,),h ) , ie r.f loser l•rdt r soriciy, tied vneredv ri0d,,%11.1 fl thy 11 ; ;111,, , , two „ to .. em virvle tl e t iftr of S7:flit'''. C... 0 11, le , pci•hdde net , ple n‘i iiv i n die e 1 W1,1 1 01 3011 ' . 11 -41 d. it 4itpedred. that :he two (TA , tl.fir ,„ v: v r ,„ b r o b orn the c •verlinz tot die Citti),.ll pilh:.1e•11111).,e, %% he,. e kti ,i ; „ its , t h, o K: r" ; • (m)t. ni•inite aro , e (•t It tII, 111 legl.pctihr a v ,, 11 , 11 w . 01 1 ; ;II l% (pitted the C 0111.14101.01 the :.1 .11 ici f ird the r i -o•ecntorf, 1,01.:e will' tile two w or rot th-ir thvy Wt))l;iid deli-ndittl , , who, wni k dren(Htil owl's end to/yr, t'or' t and tho >clS~d the ‘itmoger ntro.,-cio•ix most 1: 0bpi,,43 inintriipn nu,twer. Thr F.3vl4:llltis . i.i the e A•ntsin t t ,,, vt „ cr . of Stiell a ionise, hs trilder , it tie can tlietn b from tli” te.,tottot,y of a woo ro-incrtable vtl.l) it .wl)' ateri. trea , m , nt voivicer 1,100)an exyritherei was. of soch nxinre, it sl.e can ever ter''ver ht.r ve nioilicr, who lit - watt/A Neat• of 411 4 0 t'XI , 47• 111"tierti tilts efr . o 4 . l,f 01P i ! , rilt;ll to vury dero.l- xl,nt, '[he Jory found ell lilt' lendaitts guilty, and the se:flehcrd 111...itt to two yeats and a hart iteitti,usattlit iu the tiouse of CGrrectiofl. OLD 13.4114E1'. MURDIAt Al' KENTISH-TOWN. Friday, Thomas Sharpe was indicted for the wilful etnrilet of tlizabetli Dobbins. at Miltivid lane, near Kentish t Aro, on the 4111 day of October instant, b) beatieg her brains out ‘vith a poker. James Doltbins &timed, that he works at the water-works of the Hampstead Water Company; and lived in Milfteld lane, Kentish town. The deceased was not his wile, but had lived with him 20 years, and passed by his !Ante ; her real name was Elivalieth Ilu. chatian, and she took iii m asking. On the day the mintier was com mitted, witness came home to dinner about vO minutes past one. and staid best part of MI hoar. When he wrist CIA she was at w ork, sorting her linen in the room below. These is a little passage be tween the knout and the d•sar. O that day a Lan named Alai ke i worked with him, and about a (platter past three o'clock t00c53 sent him to his house for a umg to get souse water in. They we l • then putting their tooli into his barn, about 1x yards from the house. Clarke came back, auti said he co u ld not get ill, the door was fast. lie had called to less wife sevet al times, but received no answer. In eonsetpu nee of tltis ititOrmation, witoess went home intmcdiatety, when he balm! not onl y the outer door but that of the low er routes The enricatures of Paris ag ainst the But bons continue to also wine open, end sa w the deceased lying on her side by the cop be circulated with great audacity. There is one representing i per, groaning and Iderdibc% He tried to raise her , but could not, lia the Thuilleries, fro m which a nu m ber of Engles 'are living, i on which he called Clarke, and with iris assistanec.they raised her, and a flock of geese, preceded by an unwizthiv gander, wad- 11 " P at her all a chair. lie perceived teat her head was cut opea. ii He believed the brains were in, but the bosses Were scattered about dling, in." i the floor. He found the piker upright on one side of the cojiper, The Property and Incom e Tax, first laid f)n in 1800, and h t bent and bloody. She list d :shout a quarter of an hour, but never renewed in 1804, has extracted from the pockets of the pro- It •spoke after lie entered the Itonse. • ~ James Clarke deposed, .that hetweest 5 and 4 o'clock on the day plc no less than One Hundred and Tzttaty-ci(24l Mitiums,li is of the murder, he went t o potthio%'s cottage tor a mug, and found Two Hundred and Fig/dein Thousand T4cc Hundred and h P l4 the door fast. He called to Mr.. Dobbins' twice or thrice, but re -7 itirly-seven Pounds ! , r coivei no answcr i oa viLich he returned to DOLAN, who ea hit ~.a~.y. • . ;. . 1 1