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tt% - --~- ~r FRIDAY EVE(*(, JANUARY 1, 1830. 13,360.] THEATRE ROYAL, ADEOHL, SATURDAY. MONDAY. AND DURING TDB WM be repented, 'an esdrely noir gad sorpose bean Opeeteele. In Time Aar, !kb." Mode. Simery, Dream and Dion rations, caged ' ' • THE ELEPHANT OP EXAM, AND TUX FIRE FIEND! CHARACTERS: Douai (anmassem a sum.) neeOhm Giraffa, TnveNag for Rona the Zooloideal belay. Mr. Joho - • Meld. Valet de Chambre to the Royal 11# 4 .4„. N T . milmil Mr. Ginlle, alias Wish, the Athenian* majloP.Selp t ' Mrs. Mullet Mimi. _. selFgra. ME , Prime Almang., the Tlshafel Heir. Mr. Now, aria+ l iiik Poisisfifil*. lfr. $ . ~ dittsrxe: OfteiCiledi (*spit*, iop : ivihicbsiso. Pawlgo iciacif, mi. rhitaps. 01Scers, Soldier., Bawer Hearer. , &c. by Minsamme Auxiliaries. Attendants on the Royal Bleybam, Negroes, &c. *Nana Pa d s. . jun. Phillips. jun. Wilson, Itcmng, Re. Siamese. Messrs. Thomas; Lewis. Jones, and Ilkom • Indamom. Prinessa of Siam. Miss Daly. Siamese Ladies—blesdaims Daln CisSou, A. 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No. 1, -Mbyte pine: Soot '' • • ' PARTIES IN itsim Yon menu* pap of my minis' • to give you a p i ketch Glebe "tie t ' if this etiontry, and I almost repent having hiss to rid, It'in I siblset Allikeit to be exploded, lad Meek to be ustisrsteed, by a person who has * panted his We in lir*, he the midst of the elethiatien aids, nineteenth century, sad seder long-estifolithed Oneernmeots: Ike wee which he. kem semmkted by all prime who have mentined this coun try, ii de comparison they drew between the new lipanith smith of America and the free and (bilked nations of Envoi, as they prison themselves he this age ; whstess it may be fairly deobeed whether this nation bad 'demised one step in lose bags, or dellistation, from the time of the conquest to the the mes of declaim themselves independent of the mother cosh try. Fran its extensive and fertile territory, Its rich and varied prodactlose, and especially its great mineral wealth, Meako was wombed over with great and mere jealous care thin any atm portion of the Spanish possessions in Amalie. !Very remain that human prudence could suggest wee taken, sad successfully takes, to prevent the access of strangers or the bwrodection el baths, that might tend to enlighten the positie.- Not only were the Nthicens deprived of the means of keeping pace . with the rapid progress of knowledge is other countries during the irrentathili elsolel.fienth cmturks, but the readier eiresmstaacee In whick theii weii pliced scarcely alitiered them to retain the station they omeoled ill the scale of eivilleadeo immediately after the thectest. The Mdstaits from *dn, who dose were Per. milted to 'Miter US septhrg, were, for 'the meet part, the most igninant antelelthe Pie:dati it a people well knows to be made a' century behind thi.rlit ai Imp& They an. as wavy all Me Places of Yralit or frost, aid to hop Is sabjectien the clill- dren of the wit. The tizisteaco 4 an igriesitstal pepoliden, descendants of the michicitladlese, bid a skip* sick Opus Ibi character 4 ti" iff" .. 1 0 "01061 !. ! ' Thi - - Width ' imn 1 *corned . *, Wrist:id cm a leitil ileith the 7iifii hie Ai* Oil nobled*S, and Ilpuilirdi or Meli miseeiiiiiiediiiii# limit 044, rattier ihOill4taidibsfiraiiiiiiird i iiiiilbliVilh dialliaa‘Yiki: l Itter t, loo . l4. , a.l,o* . trisoeristio,ooo*.jaie . . tliohiN air ha ireibled; ' IhreOliii; . ' 110111114 . "t*t i ffiA i l l h i t i * : ..' .. - - ‘. • #f* ° IA " , ** Og n ikhate resolity. , - reall 4 a ra thlialgii• 4 .1% 0 7 err - v iiiiiiiike . Vial*" ' : - state elvitailige to 'thick they have beiii ishaWd ; brt they snort imi edemas( Sid reliant fres the tyranily of .tie superstiklui before they can been. iteidul defile. • At Feint ac least seise. eighths of the population of Wales he is wretched hovels, dee& ' tut* of the most ordinary mai:themes, their Isrulture seneleting el a few coolie 'mats to lit sad sleep on, their dish% miserably coarse and scanty, and their food fruit and vegetables. It is not that the pries of Maur is so low as to derive thee of the man of earning a more comfortable • sibilstilico, me art they by any menu an Idle thee, but they are meoithgood and ,frightmed into the habit of thiplOying all their .seep b isposie of the Marsh, lii i ihich Heathen and Widen whirrs num./ *Ogled. The iiiliie pcpsiation, In whose bands is iihis'yroperty of the Vilitry is caccesired, were bet title mere advisee& The :soliilqies and other lasdtadens of education were liberally es dowid, bat served only to enrich the curators and professors.- The youth were taught wain useful, is yes may suppose when I tell you, that it is not tea days since I readvedin Invitation .to attend a Function .4 the University of Mexico, whei the degree of Doctor of Civil Law was so be conferred upon an sedum seardent, and the theme was, 4 The Immaculate censer iien, and yet the mans of &Conking knowledge now are 'greater this they were before the revolution. Their lansentabie Ignorance, the absence of all ndteinest to eitardou; a mild and enervating climate, which Words the means of subsistence aimed without ithwar, and their constant intercourse with the Aborigines, debased as 114, to the very lowest class of human beings, net only pr people from making any advancement in el* lisation I ' ' . to these causes are added' the degraded state of ' the ch excessive Ignorance and shocking proligocy of the clergy, who exercise a fatal influence over the People * it bait surprising that the /Weakens of the nineteenth century died& be inferior in knowledge and In moral absents/ to their ancestors et . the ilatands. la reemimag, • thaidere. the actual smethina if am coeseews, we inset keep In view the point dosialsiddl dist, h . h • -*- set at, slier Maki,/ eitthe yoke of flpoln. A people Is the cenditios I have ibilidbed s aidillaily. . Mini epee to govern thessilthee must necesthrip lidt into inensnerakth errors snider any ion' of giesenuertli thy Iliad dims to adept. , 111.4 el i Wawa lieiiiiie;is it' I'4oo 0 cells &asides a greeter number of public mess this may ohm wakes them feel more acutely their bweliky at preseht, although It is the best cal ' righted, la the lied, to lessoroctdieir youth la the science of go vifinwult and to a ll "! *r.ii In 1 10 4 i4 44 .' *ffla f!" fa& tattoos. At the Wordse of dispremestes•dieeke. sad the deeds* It . ' President 'Aerie,' the dike of Unice monde aim tifeliale , appearance. The lola multi ef isiseY lattisficed ISM the 6iiety by the several ninths companies produced AN mess baselleid Aka upon the agriculture if the districts In which the WON are situated, iddier Orders et the dorm the mistocracy, sad the European Speabeds, were sham recondled to a Republica Ceremonial Ms state of dap. Time three deism were united candier by ties of mutual Mena, and conditatod a pony sommed by the rules and dm Of what is mid Scotch Masonry, sad werii dlethigidiked by the tide of issessssia.' This petty, at the nionmet of declaring thk many iodepsodsat of Spa a. biped to see e ' Bourbon' seated= the arose of Mika. With this view they contributed to the varieties, ads is weir tams Wade this event a candidata at their ttdheebtt to the cause of intlepoodano, both in the pin of Took, , and the of Cordova. Irtnstrated in their esposhedlMarbff die eadiden of Itarbide, this party, with few ewiepderie; allot their firer against him, and balled him tam the throne. They on alter the &skunks of the Imperial Gamuniest with A srAl err omar *bleak to their wishesibt ter dad*e of tbo polio lido" *oat 4 repahican &sedation, Ail they Wee Wren to the neessolty afiklaing to the pepalor tument. but exerted al disir Wane to a central goveralmot, dab: to that adeptai Coloaehia. Sitli* of the coafelandea Of die netesharing mai. sad ihs mileilhing progress the? bad made under that form et guinea. , Mint, hod great weight with die people, and in spite of the mordent 4 the Fecomm, Nedoo adopted a government sole: What skew to that of the United &atm of America. The get Olden settled, the parties were arranged in active opposidea to soh ether. The Iscossses and centralists grovemed the cam/ end awned die couitelle of the vadliathig irktoria. The fide. edam felt their superior strength. aid were so mottled at the rommancy of chair adversaries. that, inmate of the mesa of peepadeg die inlaimee they wished to poems in the soverament, ctrl deandring ammo by any other moans, they at one dew eon inmekted having hearse to force. Fortunately they were Winced le adopt milder 11264811 Tee. They orpaisnl themselves in die eisse • manner as their opponent, only trader a di cruet &asks. • oteamery, =din this moaner aeqtdred the name of Yerikkes. Ile their superior numbers they gained all the elections, and the auks would have ended down tranquilly under their doodah's had the President acted with a moderate donee of ambles. Ili' had felt hie depeocienee en the Scotch pony, mid had secretly pre. Mad the formation of that of Tort. Bat die rapid progress of *tatter alarmed him, sod instead of putting himself at the bead of the ponder party, he atteameed to conaterbeknee the Women d each Emden by dividing the power between chee s es far as der peaded upon him. The members of his cabinet were take from the two parties. Coloneb of regiments sod the higher Assn et the army were so 'dated as to be arranged against each other, test to give bade at die slightest signal of their resins. eve parties. This voitgalikd policy kept the Musky he a seats of condooed agiaelsn, which broke ant to opal war in Jessie?, MU. The Scotch puny, under their favourite leader, General Bravo, Via-President of the Republic, tool op arms with a determined= to mover their . helm= by force. This at. tempt reeked as nappott from the people, and failed of esune. Bram and his followers were taken prisoners, and Unbind the Repiddle. Not dbetionipA by this sized defeat, this piny one directed !heir efforts to *mot the dada Of General Guerrero, and for diet purpose determined to Nippon the pretendom to the treetkiey . if 'Don lemmist 6saiAi lkiirusti ilea . Siaiossoy at War. It le sewery to rempitdate the muses which had to disk Wane is this ketattoos llr.eiar OP POlrnedint.lo l / 1 1 0 his ro,oloiloo. In mum at,WhOmpl e /IS Gain' Pekin die' big*ep dhe 411.08011 paid . *Ow .Theadipat of anise woe thole to expire, not a single ]dumber hod been re-dieted, on 'as. Na of their helot Ileconses. sad the vote they gave a the maaden may be regarded as an ernring effort to re-sets. SO the power of their party. Ike Secretary at War' k, la het, the Commander In Cider of the Mideast army. and P.hua dun issed sink o&en as be 'append to be adverse pp his- eked.. and Mad the ranks with his own partisans.— .lle iNerp. Spaniards !mustard that they would be safe ~die liaredin of Pedrau. and behhed their wealth to secure •lie it by gdeing votes whenever the bebistoree were equally Added ; and, body, the military, in order to give proofs of their dined" to the Secretary, actually used force to awe the refractory members of sine of the legislatures. In this INSINISt the votes of *von out Oshtemo of the Steen were 'bland to favour of Pe drosa ; and from the moment their memo was known, the Beach party, aided by the Senate and Supreme Coon, both bodies elected by the Aristocracy. commenced a series of penecodese spinet their moments. and against all persons whom they considered &entreat from their talents or popularity. The gammon slimed states were 4mpeadied on anonymous charms, and some of demi irate ens pindod from their employments, and permuted, with a degree of rescoar that .showed the determination of the party to bring them to the scaffold. By this meet unjust and impcStk conduct. 1 the chiefs oldie York party wen driven to seek their safety in to. and ouch was the disposition of the people, that wherever tboOtaisdaid of revolt had been erected they would have raked round it. The revolution, as you are aware. was began and ceded is • the capital, and no greater proof am he eared of Ito being la accordance with the general sentiments of the people, chaos/to dr. • outostance of its having been received throughout the *bale Ste public with public rejoicing. The adherents of IPedftsa had to Sy and to Aide themselves from the ladlgoaden of the people ; ear. respoodlng changes were immediately officeed V sic the date ,amt a lingb voice befog raised in from oldie hies posy 414 who bad led at the fight of the storm his miblikes big rind. • lb. revolution Is at en sod. sad if this Oovereenaat mu oboes a non. aunt or motley ler their room estiosike, ed siroii 'mil elloivorpolso their Ineacee and reform the seal, the erealdpki of Nalco will be secured for a very keg peeled.. The adoihdetradea Orni mast of 'President Oyeireio, Bos om ante, Vico.Predden t ; devote, immairy of die Triisso4 ; Week Anna, of War ; Herrera, of Grace and Judea; and Bamarsgrii, of Foreign Atkin ; all men of abilities, and the four ant mid* by their dead* and ermalarity all the elements of terisheiterVie Ole rantry. With the emempropeent.the memos of Ale omen, iitey be raked to twenty million, and thoMpeoess of die Oirtaiwonnt. ineruirmil in they we orll, sad odwiluiss a moodibollaologres. rillollat side to Wee melees lade Il d f of MIMS • • • Antis rimmed by onay:tiot the ambles elr irt teetersis ammessery. cruel. iod impando orb it diat'tv Spadiidi Idedbibititibeik ae. the ilidirbitibbi Ariarv-- Pawi SZVINPENCE. which will hoeitue eassiderely, if It does sot totally destroy, the oppoihe halm issiditi, the only political holies possessed by the min ' et. the }speedos of Mezko. Is an Inveterate hatred against the *adore. This has bees angemdmed and kept alive mai the beans by maths of the forms cruelties of their cesquerors, and by constant rennin Wham of oppression. So long as the Spaniards r mind, a erg aneabor In the country, their voidance funned a proems he romletion. Any demagogue might have disturbed she pow of t36s eaostry by displaying an hit standard ' Dade to the Oschnploos.' It was seeessary to remove this cameo of discord at any asallies. True, k might have bees deco with more madmen ; but is dam of high roryiedonary ex chemist, it Is dila* to Imamate pashas that hew bees raised • by the spirit of party, • THE CHURCH. Os the teeth iset. the Right Hee. the *shop of Ohmmeter bid 3 Omani Ordhatios in the Cathedral, whoa the Solowfog Gentle men were odielitted into Holy Orden Dumismo:—Treilarick Jos. Tomah B.A. Ihrdirake College. Ox hid; Mr. lismsel Hooper Mews% B.A. Sim Mar&ribridoa ford ; Mr. Thomas Ralph. B.A. Sohn MOD get Mr: Biloy Mid^ B.A. Wale 081181 r. Ostard ; Mr. Isaac Williams, A. Trinity 011 or OtrArrd; Mr. Henry Wybrinv. RA WOMIIMIar dINEd I Mr. Wm. Ms. Holder, 13. A. 2111101110111 Odirp, ; Mr. Ardxstr Hill, B.A. Trinity Coley: DWI& Passers—Roo. Anew Preece; Lit. H.A. Oriel College, wed ; Rey. Oar's Cog. B.A. ailegielsa Oxford; Res. Melee Jessie, B.A. Christ Oil*. Cookidp ; Rev. Wm. PM" B.A. Corpus Doled College ; Oriesidge ; Rev. Osbert Diem Time,. H.A. Libelee Colby, Ogtersl. Amt. by Letters Diadems - ribose tbe Abel of Renter. Deacons-41r. Henry Jobs Ratio. ICA. Mag Aden Hat, Weed; 'lllr. Jobe Media Camwright, B.A. Raster College. Odord. • . . •-• ••• ' - s .'4&. ' . . ' - . • • 4 :•-' '' ' ' . . • :i p* s - sp a: ~ 1 ' • " • s • . W , s 2 ' . . ';I W. 4ishA II : I • 1 I s 1 -43 torn •, . 1 • • _ . . - ' 14, yiintioiato nil :..,,, „Kt, ‘ . . , ?..1 1 1 , 00- ' 4,, t th,„*.i.,. :4 1,,,,,(... 1 t, el ko li.lC 111 .r e illiX- ~e, 4. . 1 ' ' .. • ...1 T ! •.• Urn ',V 0/1 ..,it arm I . • \ ' • ) , 1 • 4 T.- - i . . I , 'y i .. 's ' . • ''' ..M84:1114 . , F. 5.., P 9 . I ).P. /i AO . - •, - 4 t ../ .. . . • . a • ••• t - . . • , s•••.• 411 ell 1 : 11 4:OW•fr ', ' I ' • I . : . t '•• Chle4+o l ',lliffiNsis 0 + .. • • n. / . . : i I I d'- , .•.' . • '• • TICE CONSTITUTION-410TAING iv' 't ' LIMB, AND NOTHIWG HORN. • . . NUMBER 13-360.1 ' IFRMAIT IrVIMITT4f4 _IANITATIN 1_ litnll_ Darn= Ciotrournmsuie THE !Rif I. (cacitas.) War Omer, Dee. !i,1929. • Su—l ass directed by the desretary at War to arum, for your lehenieden :and Odes* a ematement of die dolly fees of 'Bow line' to Osoeral sad other Stet Man, sod to Plaid sod Staff Mere °fishtail , fispimients, le ins at forage for the bermes re ginned to be kept by them for the pubis morels*, fpir *Lyra endbi tket4tb Inst. *feebly to whisk the will be allowed. I en directed to add, dun if a char st a dillwest rirmad been abeedy node IN year secousts, the sane &mold be contacted am. wan to the said etstemsest. tons, lir, yew UM obedient l EW N. Psynsestor lathe W.* . L. liff SOMMINIf Of WS WIT MTN Of OLUIWAIIMI D Ll= or nesson, rat inn waLewirssa moo Ins tem :or ensemr. ins, lOW OSIMM earsant. tutasit. Rate of Ilftwasete. COVNTIM4 d. Offka. 1 11 Cornwall ... 5 Devon ••••pli llO Dank ••••e•im erai••• 1 1111 l ignos 0000000 • • 4 th5t0••••••..,•....• 1 H Zest 000000 ••...•••• 110 Lafayette • ' 11 INIMIII.• •• • a al Ilfielaft . lll II 0 'Northam oo . 1 9 Neltsbehala ••4 1 30 tioseereet &Ma . 1 10 &arms 0 tutees . • 1 11' Warwick York ............. 1 10 North Mugs 1 The Coombe Is which then ire no Osei 111 UMW hazy Gaerstri ••===. MONTHLY MI Ll' 'la.—Nicoll." Col. of Roy, Dd. of ts F. Cale& bus. Ginrsaase—ansboopiate of 3 F. Loodon; flit H. Clin ton, 0.C.8. end O.C.H. Col. of 3 F. Hampshire I O'Donovan, late 6 Dr. Ribbon, IrshM. Maaoa Gensora.--Codd, Ikanplon. lhafroa—ills hed 100t0t,42 F. Cork ; entice. 6W.1.11. Itkkette 11 . .p. Unattac. Contain—Had, R. Mar. 8r414 (Barrack Master) b.p. Royal ; Corso., bp. 24 Dr/ ; Rarnabill, b p.. 01 F. L4NlTLX•lll4—blackenie. 1 F. Osamu; Alenender, 16 F. iparrlVllllsat, &Opt llama; 44 P. Caeropert, Bawl; Ail ppej.so 2, An. Wilobeco Rbdr, h. p. Art. Driven, Dinew %Mean, R. Mar. Painter, p. R. Mar. Averell, do. Haw aii* is MlMen. do. Hodson. b. p. 14 Dr. Watere,b. p. sa • Dr* Quark,, b. p.l F. M. Minn, Lp.ln F, Rrodllard,b. p. 44. P. • Tholnes Mao% h. p. so'F.- %Manua, Lp. 6 W. 1. It. Antigua ; Felton, b. p. R. Conies. Row P 404411114144. Sworn Lnonatarn ono Faranno—lialmin. B. Mar. An. t=lan R. tags. J. he p. li. You 'Smithy, do. 4.Mt10/ DINIOIIII. ditto atm I Goreery, do. ...reebensee. bite 10 Vet. Intalloo,Reiseer; • b. p. as F. ll•lasbkin, b. p. sp. ' Painonon—Gront.ll4l F. lk Obanallr filowdo obami. Vonanuor 000so—Ciaoly, I p. Wrir. p. 7 Dr. Ciuirinome Derosenern—Cassels. 0~4 Daiblen. Lp. ~Cennals. Doososl Yang. b.p. kodend DePl. Conk p. belied Amen. Con. Gen. flareage2, h. p. ;ttini4. Dep 4.45. des. gem Louie. L p. Wansoas. Din . Canerli.*Alfr. 11.• Pert Oierpe, trr. Dip.Minh Wffib. b. p. Hemp. As. &ebb. p geisms Diramutom.soroat thaw Wiadow. '7.2l.airsasumait • Hats Allowance. S. d. Antrim 1 7 Demi 00000 •••••••••••••• a 7 • . . ort • .. .3 i r .... • Menefisan ..." ..... 1 7 . chi... • 4...... 1 1 Er= .... 1 ? .1 7 1 =7 . ••••4•• •••••••• 4 i Widdow ••• ••• • •• •••••• 4 4. e '" Man • •• 1 5 Kilkenny . 1 5 eadew ••••• •• • 3 5 Queen's Case; 1 5 Leeds —.OOO •••• ••• 5 Meath ... 1 5 Wesioni . .. 1 5 Galway. .. 1 6 1 6 .. 1 6 Kaye .... ..... ........ 1 6 Reecenumais Westmeath .........4 1 6 Lanford .. ' 4 : 4 $ M's Canny .....• • • 1 Waterharti • • •••• - 1 7 Clare .. # . 1 6 Limerick ... . 1 6 • Tlpperary .41•••• The Coombs le which there aft no Om- i 1 6 tracts ,!,• .. • • • • rARY OBITUARY. 60 F. Chichester; Lord C. Fax , NVSBER :,_, r ,- , ... 1 .+r :0 • 1 ~ I 1 •.i FROM its penetrating chitty.; iwriur to any other external applicadon total circulation *lien in a torpid state, arising , causes, and in giving vigour In the partssfected. and copiously rubbed in, it cur.'s Itheumatism. Ciotti), Sprains, and Drulsei. ff • dfamivest, • 4 the first .pptarance of Chilblains, It preiente The general use of ibis valuable remedy. hula/ • I tellapurinus imitations of ft. which are•••• only is genuine which ha. the same the Governnient sump on"eaelubintle. S..tid by F. Newbery•tud‘4ll4ne ' • it the Dr. James's Powder, St. 'Peas Cheri* .•be as marry p. sons mistake the lines*. obierve that it is , iblerkfrom• I.latteil aide. the Number 45. Said also by J. Safter,l69, Difortgageal fns ioe, Doltd-Street ;* tudvieW;Oireti )Ad W.leff. • - iliette•sureti - 44 I. • .~~ 1 41.11"4 “' • • U , • (.*: • • • • .. . ".' . • • •••• •`„ 14 • • . • .. • • ritiii .. ... ........ ••• •••••• sum •••••••• •••.• ••••••••••P '''' ''''' --- 7 - 2 -1 1 - 7:1 - :,,.. -- __: —7. N ' - & ____L• • . °l'm WW . . 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