The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-24 00:00:00

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Pawn 7(1.. • It • t .1 • •I.• . . - • _ . - 'WAND. • • 1 CLd$ E OF THE RESTIEST INSTITUTION, PALL- :.. , '...SCEN E S ALL THE WORLD OVER. - , charg - d, Gentlemen, to ` •atquiPtiltru.on this cccab. 1: 11 OA Yll. • ALLSI • - Ibis day are etiblitheal, Illustrated v.ib b 4 Enersriozs and etoti with the sentiments entertained by the Kailik, ~. . 2 , rrIHIS GALLERY, for the Eelnhi , ioll andNojesty dne, Hot . 14111 k that vtry flinch import. ! • •• 1 )filiffilit ‘orrest of the . a Map, rice es. plans, nail 6r. c o lo u red , b>se_lsenhie.... CCTURE by Mr. BART- I .. Sale of the Warits'ef Modispi Artist., IS OPEN QCENF.S in AAI ER ICA, for 1: . 2 2 Atittp.lamst DAILY, {refit fen ib, the n 11l ioo g until Five in 'I , Pren- 1 0/ and laservetro 24 Little Torry-atiltoite 'rravellerat rrste should be attached to the events at Naplew; lanes F.222221.2v, the Pro- I end . WILL RE C Don .SATURDAY NEV',aunt as iIICWOISIUnces favortntht. to Vie (-4tAliz!aritnt a PO • p • elilioN for TIIItKE I in g , Hy tbe Bev. ISAAC TAl'l.Ol4. 4 EvENix6. . r uEsDA y, I Ihe dt3lll iiistant,L-Adoti . .ls.4...Catalagne, Is. Printed fur Owns anti Soo, wooer of St. Essl's Chagas. of oar libertYlv 73 3 . have • 11 l te , C 71 some a1'e": 27171 . 1 4 By Ord ' yard. Where Inss he bud, • I Majesty command's that his Ministers aloud(' van, 12 . . beiug I...,sitively the last . ~ .r. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper . , SCENES hi EUROPE, with 84 Eograeinr, pan 4s. I wi th more anxiett • thin.everr la reprte* the enemies • 'il i • t. .. • - I , 1 •,• The 6 'fiery ssill k EE -ORF.NED - Party in Alsy, ' plain, and es elllolltfli. . i 11. the existing st•Ariii, iri43f,e shoitlit be lny, 0,24 with a Colfection of the Ihrik storks of th e A nem ia m e , i ,.,. i . SCENES is ASIA, ditto ditto. C . lTril7 i Oral, ref i hqf rt.. 5 ' ...•,... •111.111 Li, .11 , n, •nc• . • att• h 11 . 1 o.ltl . . 1 N uregme 5736. KING'S TY RA TRE. pp. EVENING, TUESDAY,, Apr' 1 43, nal be perforouul, Ruggiero serious Opera of IL TANCHEDI, im which Signora Blarinoni will wake for dccond apprarawee in this country. Thiwren the Acts a DIVERTISEMENT. LYCEr . ‘I. SrR EASTER HOI., con.oglience uf the bri It New AsTRONOHICA LEX' LEY. awl at the request of motet , pr•etor induced to ■nenwner tamme'y, THIS and FRIDAY. , Ai.. te. I • desires thut the Cartes should- propose 'itch n.cd ‘ures as they may conceive nect.uni. " I his Majesty is profoundly atfeetedhy the skink lion of the Piing of the Two Sicilleu. The pretence of a foreign army it, hi., States must necessarily or cusauti great t-alotnitieS to his people:. The oppression end the iorvituble consequences of every invosion, do nut permit Sovereigns to act freely, nor to posit ;o their subjects what they have x right to require. ,j)io iliajety feels how destructive t parrs, ,tot birTy fur . tlie lieopte. Tit . by rltras.n, that the ILI al word once Kiken should rot be sirielip,phaereed cad it is fols thin cons it - tinis that his Majesty charges me in declare to yon in his tame, that le is mere lirmij realised that ever to observe, - and come., to he obr..tstd; the Constitifrinsa . with which his thane and perms, art identified." After the Opera wiU he produced (f..r the thiial time) • freed etnapneril Dethey..., the Music by M. Venus. Stith aryl Mesiedicestery, Dresotv, i)er otos*, Sur. coil' ltil LA PAYSANNE SUPPOSEE. 01% SaturLy two', 'Mozart's *rand seritius ()?eril. La Chimenza di Tito, will be revives, is which Mad. Albert wid Mete her first .ippearance at this theatre, - soil Signor Curimsi will perfume Cur the first time ist this comory. Appliestioos for Poxes amid 'rickets to be made to 31r. Eters, fa, Old Bood-sitect. SURREY THEATRE. • rgi HIS EVENINq, TUESDAY. April 24. ii and' following Eresides, will he performeJ.•n Grourile Clissic, 11050444 c, Melodramatic Ristleits, callrti THE HAUGH FERS OF DA NAUS AND SONS OF IFGVPrVS: OR, FIFTY ITEDDINGS, AND NINE. AN MFORTY MURDERS. • Cupid, Mr. Wyatt ; Ilymess, Mr. Riorroweho; Mr Clifford. Miss Halmos, Miss Poole; Miss Hyperin. estra Dessau of Miss Copel After which (scitd limit once), ALONZO THE PRAVE,•I.4 THE FAIR•INICPENE. Akio.., ME bOrrotiefil; nor Iturak - Mr. Selepragh. law riulylio Taylor • I...ret.zitia, Nliss Copt-6111. To conclmle with (nerrr metro') a lirM Blirielia. calk& THE TWO GREGORIEN; IMF R. A Y S C T 1. 7 It E of 6 , cusisrs Acr.cpur Cie other Works, ARE INOW OPEN sit No. b 3, 16.—Cio talogue Id. SCENES he AFRICA, limo dtli"• ' r. . • Or the Fuer Parts bound together in I rots. with MB Copperiplsk Engravings and Four Maps, IS,. plata, aunt U. as. coloured. -,, This day are polilhohril, in t yolk tiro. with a Portrait , price l‘ls. is beard.. IS EMOIIIS of the I..fFili and 1V II Fri NGI of IV. the Right Rev. BRIAN WALTON, 0.3). LOVI Slikelly of Chester, Editor of the London Poiyclot Billkl, witill Notices of bile Coadjutors in dist 111Instrions' Vireeki A . ! - Maturating of Orisstai loorsitt. is Ali Often* in mud daring doer liaise vow, o.lrrolriMitriat - tit Vrision of the Bible, to a projected Rewisiiiit of which Dr. Walton and some of his Asaistniito iii the p„i) , zlnt .c.e ap pointed. To which is added, Dr. WAltilies or. Vooheaskos of the London Polyglot. By She See. H EMILY JOHN TODD, M.A. F.S.A. Chaplain its Ordinary t.. his lilajody, and Rector of Soaring. _ .. . IgXHIBITION of the BATTLE of *ATER. 1.00 in an ALLE()RY, painted for Ole Directors of Op t British Institute', by Jones Ward. Esq. R.A. size 35 feet by 11 feet, wil OPENED on MONDAY PI EXT, April 30, at the piiihe Hilt, Pireadully, AclasjetAiser Itelk eche.' nulllnr , fir 61. • THRAritE-nu TA I„ Ma' V. LA A . R. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Atm! 24, Majesty's Serranis will pi-afore' (arid tisn, a u.w Drama, tw throe eels, callril MOTHER AND SON. .TBPitifteirSrel;,%rieterivii'lttsierp. Coorrr, Thornmom, Ervmlvy, Knight, Harley. Mrs. Ecertim, awJ MIMI Satiftliton. After .Mich the Enieriliament of THE- DEVIL 'l . O Sir Jobn torerole, Mr. T. Coolie ; lolswin, Mr. Munilen. Lwdy Loreriole, Mrs. Harlose; NI li, Moss Kelly. Tb which will be added, the Ifrunrilr INtraswgruzs called GIOVANNI IN IttNIJON. Don Giovanni, Miss Cubist; LiTorello, Mr. Hark!: Ituicatine riait kiss. Mr. B.rtiniti. Miss Constantis ()situate. Mil. Peva y ; li:oldish, Ali.. F.4l.•nrsis ; Mrs. Drsilicindry, Mrs. Dobbs; Sp.:Wing Fan, Nlns. Ittazal. The D 400,11 will he opened at Half-rut Sir sod the' Performances on earb rrenini (0/1111MPOICV a %. e. n. aux.-It, 7s. ; Second Prier, 3.. (M.—Poi, ...Zee I Price, 20.—Lower Gallery. Scrimil Pelee, Is.— Upper Gallery, Is. ; Second Prier, 6.1. Places to be taker of Mr. Itialsell, iu the Rotunda cf the Stamm of the Theatre. _ t ti Tisk clAy is pn , iliritelL price 36. rr"E N1()DIElIN ellUitCH ; S4lirieal Poem comprising Skilteleeo of some popular bud unpopular Pr. aeliers. By J. L. BICKNELL, Eq. F.A.S. Printed for T. Cadell, la She Siran.l. Of shorn Nifty he ma, the same Ant hoe, ORIGINAL MISCELLANIES, he Prone and Verse, prier pr in hose.N. Or, WHERE 1)11) THE MONEY CONE FROM? JAn 11011, Lail. Mr. Reliingnr ; Mr. Gretury, Mr. rk“ • maths; Gr‘ gory, Mr. Filar/Minna. Um Gregory, Misi Joust; Famelteter, Migs Copeland. Rue's. 4•.—Pil, 1-. Douse opeu at Ilelf.paet five , bruin WI twe pail Si(. PI ices for the Dux:.. lu be taken of M. GIOVC, al the Cox of lON Coooonly oof 1".“ k. Printed nor 1 7 . C. sod J Rmini :tom, Now 63, SI. Chords yard, siiJ NIP.; Waterloo-11110E% V 111.111311; stool bag man, Hare, Rea, time, nail Drown, l'Alrmess.r ►ow. The Preintlent of the Cates replied, ‘ 1 The Cut. greos thanks the Government fur this eoninion,c3- flan, and notwithstanding the grief which the ►ed rants of Naplyi ilecesftrlly excite, the Cougrroi commit but hear with p!riistire the eiptessious eon. tsiowd in the Royal Itletssge." Serer4l Deputies thew . tpoke. . The interests of Enlace nod of Eugiond# iv the affairs of Naples. were diactnated its the Spanish Costes. This day is pabd►he4, in three vols. 12nsti. prier 11 4.. A IXTH EDITION. Jost pdbliolted, Moot ealeimivrly rmbrlli+hrd, rice Ir. DONE'S POLITICAL SIIOW AI AN—AT HOME! exhibiting his .tarpriating Artificial embitter, and the Wonderful Benito and Reptiles.—all alive! alive ll ! By the ALI filOK of Tilt POLITICAL. HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. With Treaty-four Ciatia of I amouishiag Voritionito and Creature., viz.—The %loopier ; the Show man; the Show-cloth ; Bags; a Caucoulele; a NI•ok ; the Locust; a Otrorpiou ; the I.baler; a Print,. Crutch; the Opinions; Black Kahl ; a Cadge-anchor ; a IVaz. 1* Scorpios& • Dirkpatriek ; Maine; the Bloodhound; the Dortur; a B ooby; a Twopenny Flot; the Slop-pail; My Eye; the Legitimate Vanopere. Louth's: Printed for William (lone, 45, Ludgate-kill; soul sold by all Bookimilera throughout the Country. Orders, with remittance., pmotarimiDy execuictl, and Bills for doors and slurp-orooneeni noclomis i %VALK ER'S CHEAP BEDDING %TARP:III/USE, 43, Skiourr-street, Snow-hill, next to the Church. UST idiptoted mad INntLA, a large e 1 of Prime GOOSE BED FEATIIEES, w1.1c6 are sou ▪ and tiresome. The trade and private buyer{ may he Oil pplitql at the billowing. reduced well ma. aiirartnrell "nntie Feathers, 2.. to 3.. iwr lb.; Paltry ditto, le. to Is. 6.1. per lb.; Servants' Poultry Feather Reds, 50s. and upward.; gaol Goose Heals, three guinels 1.1 six gooi-ita ; Sorb Iteda, 254. Ready•inade Tick.; void al prime Cost 'to those 'who 'mochas.. Feathers al Ilea Lon.c. 150 Skit. tund Wool Mattressew. 50 Bedsteads, and 100 pairs of Ellsukeis of various sizes,..f,ont the Sinsiofsciloy. N41.-54,euurtaut supply souuultetured and imported. lu Ards, VA LERWS: A itoll AN STORY. "They'll sit by the fire.mod presoine to know gamer dune i' the Copit..l."—EltAß.PltAllt E. Printed fur T. Cadell, Straw', tAnkl•m mod BLteliwtiott, Efistburgb. Private Bose. can only bo obtained for the Eve ll ill g of Mr. Rtntwell, at the flux Offi... This (lay are published, price3s. BI 111. E RI IV ‘I ES, tot the . Names of nII the Ihtoks of the Old aittl New Testament, with Allusions to sonic of the principal Incidents and Characters. By HANNAH MORE. . . _ _• A resolitiost way propotied antriiilopsosl..._; . for assuring to the Deptitiirs and the Generals of the ISi r s poi i ti t its an oppropriute sit bsistencr i ihoold they tufts refuge in Spain. • • ftritiotcs, A PRIM 7. The intelligence °filo. insureectiou of the Greeks. which reschrd UP Via WWII', Pip - Uri/ ilfft SI &trims tient. Seveial i esseli Weis fur tlre Turkish bar bnUrt luit'e telawlegi their ciir..nev. It is said timr the (i.vek inhabitants of the isle of Crete bare toilie themselves toasters of it. Asswring-glit possession if . all the strong holds iti the ialond. We are assort -I that for some time post all the Greeks bf the ist.nd , have repaired)* the isle of Writ, in the Egian Sea. in order to frir_as a kind of fleet there. tilett Greeks have 1,500 tisisliog vessels of different si • . !PEEN A ft: 4. The esiraordinary expetd which the Resole,. Wilsey Gavernmeitt has erased us during \ee last 'fright months use consulted - at 25 millions*. Alt 10 thew the esicttribttliptit. and provisions 9iir the 411101141wirs sinhy. and we may consider our hence* as imptive k telted to the strioottlif 40 assittiontsw —• prmri..ional Govtriunent is in great distress, alt3l, e public chests are empty, sad book effect without credit. The 'Trees, *hick opinion had raised to 60, since the entry.,of the Austrian *troops have fallen again. 4 .. / • ..:* EXTRA Rlik 11111% PRIVATE LUTTERA. - - Tu-•narrow Orel time). Lurid Byetrn's Tellery, Marino Faber°, Dn.! of Vet Ace. Printed fur T. Casten, in the ; and Ilairhard and Soo, l'ircsatilly ; and W. El:acketassi, &betimes. Of whom may alms be had, by the same A•thor , 771 fi A Tit H.nny.4 L, COY 4V:I7:GA RD RN. T HIS EVENING, TUESDAY, April 24, gri!l be stied I Ise Couiway SKF.ITH E..: of prevoiling Opiniows awl Mau. Der., Foreign and ; wttli Reflections o■ Prayer. Eighth price V.. in boards.-.sod New &Miens of •ll her oilier Works. ~~ cX SHE STOOPS 9 . 0 CONQUER._ • ‘7:011KSIIIIIE SOCIETY, fat Maintaining, • • ; •Cluthiu g , and E.lncalinc the Children of Indigent Yrttaltire Parrots, resident within the Rills or Mortality. , 114 Rsß4t, fw the Election of One Girl and Two Boys On "Milano to the Sixteen Children nor in the School), mill take thee at the L4)113.J11 Tavern, Ilishopssate street, ow IVA. - ilegtVey, the 2J of May, to commence at twelve and close at 'llure eVloak prceisaly. Sishierihers of Tin Gisinea. are entitled to Inn votes. and Annual Swbscribers, whose Seharriptiutt is nut in ;wear, 10 one vote. New Subscribers will have the privilege of polling. whose Subscriptions are loud on or before the any of Election. the TE,NTII ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this SO. CI ET y will he In Id at the Idnidon Tam., Ilisborgate strict, en Wednesday. the 16rh of May nest. Lord Viscount MI I:VON, M.P. in the Chair. • PUMBIGIV IN rat LLIbENCE. ~~ S ~.: Yonne Marto.. Nlr. C. Reliable; Htteskaatk, Mr. Faw. rum ; Tuny I.iimphio, Mr. llama. Mrs. Harrlcastle. Mrs. Dagespori ; Maui Harilcaalle, Mrs. amigos; MN Neville, Mr.. T. MN. In the o'.inrse of tier Eveni. ,, ;, L^ %k«,' DIVOIIII will per- form the wonderful rent of the Nl:irrhe Aerienne; as an Awkimadran, he will lenverge the Core of the [ l .ton...ottani, and, ggegpenilett in the air wi t hti I 1 1 l-0.:t1W3f114, be well perform variong Gyratanatic Exercise.. After which, tit time, a new Grand Melo-dramatic Romance, ,caPed UNDINE; OR; THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sic Iteitelhirwarl of Iliappartles, Nr. Abbottl .seireachal of the .01.0whital4, Mr. 11.1paea Walter, Mr. Illaochard. Un— olive, Mier I. LNkaatti . : t itirtardia, Mrs: 'Voting; Eai4ot, *rt. Daiewpwit. &*. Alndirtv...liblilubuifit (the'. Spirit ref' Ike Waters), Mr. 'Parley ; Gyblin (the Goblin Sprit.), Ur.Giriewahli. Doors to be opened at Half past Six u'Eluck—ibe Play to begin at Seam • Pears, *la ; Second Price, aa. Gil ; Second Prier, 2s.—Giilicrl r • Ts- 80111114 Gil. Ivry, la.; Second Price,6J. Places tor the Nitta to be take. a Mr. Manikin, at the Bott-Otiiee„ Marl-strect, from Tea MI rune. A Private Soo . way. ba load fur the Seagull, or ni:htlyi of Mr. Itratidgin, of the Box-Ofike, Vciiliste, or The Spirit of the %Voters, a ill he repeated every To morrow, the opera of Ruh Roy Martrrgor, with Lon. dun Slaty. *1 iiurrilav, °tatty% trnzesly of Ventre Pr •Ed : Jaiiier, Mr. C. I:rouble; Picric, Mr. Macroady; Belvidera, Mira On Fi May. the olwrs of Guy Manarrisig: litany Ber tram by a Gentleman (111. first all l lllllaore no the stage) Oa Saturday, the play of 'flit Strangtr : IL.. Haller, Miaa Dauer. 1411 1 40 y is published, lbs. Wards, DE RENZEY ; or, the MUD 111 Sorrow : Novel, in three• Volumes, iteuia. PAWS PAPIUts. By R. N. KELLY, E,41. • . Printed for W. Simplon and R. Ildarshall, Stationers'. Court, Ludgate•atreet; and Bull Seel Brasiftste, Edinburgh. lo the press, MINSTREL LOVE: a Provirerial Legend; in three books, front the German of Mlf4llll de la Mette Funniest., As. of •• t ndiue "—`• Lintrant," de. PARIS, APRIL 20. A letter AO= Tarim, of the 1001..aimouiices tied intelligroce hod inatarrived there, that uu English squadron had appeared before Genoa. —(Coisstilm tiorrisel.) A iteport from M. &Mart has been presented to the Chamber of Peers relivive to proceedings at law against a self-styled accomplice of Lutivel. The, Clamber decided that there were trikgrosoids for provecnting the accusation. 4. arid that the Report of the Ce;asteriaterraf the Budget svitl not be ' , resented to tile Chamber of Deputies until the 15th of May. The projects of law now under discur,siou relative to repro, the criminal code, and the municipal organisation, the project of law that is announced relative to the censorship, raise a presumption that the present Session will be much longer than the last, which vet did not terminate before the mood) of July. Several of the Deputies complain, that the Chamber has beet, *linnet inactive for the last two months, act' that the Cortuniitees retard indefinitely the I.r. ports will) which they are intruiatd. That of the Budget i. ru deeply ititeresting to all rooks of per sona, tliat it is very distressing riot to see it pie selitral to the Chamber Nlendiers, anxious to return home, prevents them Trout giving the tiecessary aorta 101 l to a discussion of such high importance.—(Le ConsiiintionneL) M. Scl.cerer, the banker, died yesierday morning. MADRID, APRIL 9. -- Thu day is published, in one huge volume Bro. prier 12s. is boards, ACOURSE of SERMONS for the FEST!. VA LS seal of sIarIINVIICSI ItiliS LA Pi I& By JOSEPH HOLDEN pun, A.M. A rchdracus of I.undon,and Vnear of MI. .11ariniu.in-then Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingion. No. $2. St. Paul's Chnielt.yard, %DA En.'3,lVaterlou-plaein,Pall-nrall. Of sebum hay be hail, by the sane Author, the Third . e • . I•7lMelliihi4 - Geo. lane Fun, F.sg. NEP. I ITm. Perko... E.q. Joshua Walker, E N M.P. J. R. Syn o u, Jas. Basher, E-q. JohnSjkrs, Esq. Thus. Brooke, E.q. Sutton Speller, Erg. Tkoa•Calta E.g Rohl. Turolrj, jun. E.q. James Bartley, Esq. Tickets, one goiur.l each, to lie haul of the Committee; of the Stewards; at the Il tr of the Tavern ; and of the No• 4, Ilettrietist-atrert, Covrot-r3rdett, of 0110111 MIR Neater iolOr.oatiou repro tiii4 the Sueucty oily be ob tained. lEsfiliosi or A COURSE of SERMONS (Jr the LORD'S DAY, throughout the Year. lu tuo wok. Aro. prior 11. Is. iu boards. I 1 T. 11.411 luroN, lionorary.Seeretaty. T HE THREE SPANIARDS: a Rousauce, in Three Vall trines. By the Author of " Theodore Cyplsoa." The PalilWher havlog purchased of Mr. George Walker the copyright of the above rel. bratiil Rummer, it is respect fully announced that it will appear shurily. Piloted for W. Feaiman, Library, 170, New Ronal-street. Where la ay be had, ZELICA THE CREOLE, 3 vol.. by the Ainrrican No venae. TIIE FAIR WITCH OF GLASLLYN, a Ronsaner, in 3 v 01... PONTEFRACT CASTI.F., a Romance, by the same Aallaur. VARIETY, a Navel. TII F. ASTROLOGER. a Rowisnre, in 3 vols. THE ?LEM:URFA OF WANT, a Novel, ill 3 vols. M I D DLESEX. A T the Getters! (4.stit 4.1 S-t.t.iott (.1* il , e Prt!eo of tS. our Lord the King, holden in and i! e C .tenty or Mohllerea, at the 5C,1110111110161 , e for Ihr raid ( . 011111) (by adjournment), on F. iday, the Lltis of Apt il, in the reenesd year of the reign of our Sore, eivi Lord George the Fonrib, by the Grace of God, of the United Niue lows of Great llrt t•in and Ireland, Kota, Defender of t h e h • ~ ~~ f , • f To llngiern, Journeymen end J•lorneyntinviii W c inieril work. line within the said County in the Silk :mil Silk•lnineJ autifaclares; A Petition having bee* presentel to hie Majesty's Jug lima of the Peace foe the Comity of Middlesex to Ituu-s assembled, by several persons oboes Dames are stretch" eith serib-d, Journeymen and Journeyoomen Coach and Livery Lace-weavers, worths, within the maid county, set meg forth that a new work, called "Cal stoma Terry," having berm re cently introduced into the Trade of the Podium-is by one of the 3lasters, they were desirous% that the Wages and Pi let for the manafaelore of the same should be settled by the Sessions, and tlwrefere pra)ios the Court would be pleased to *mile, regulate, order ; and declare the Wares and Prices of Work or the Jour*. yaws and Journeywomen Coach and Livery Lacmweavera in the utaaufecture of Cul upon Terry, workiog within the mid county ; it 14 ordered that the raid Petition be taken into consideration test Thursday, the 3d day of May next, at the hour of One in the Afternoon prezisely, and that in the •than time an Advertisement lie inserted in the public Newcitapers, to the intent that a I glisters, J neyniest e mod Jumtie)women, in the Sulk and Stlk-mixed manufactures may have notice hereof. ADELPHI TIIEATRP., STRAND. Er. Rotorua leaperifully informs the {lablie, that, intitterd lay the liberal roe...usage lie has receive d, anal by thr de fire of oianyVisioir4 of the Theatre, be will cuntioue his fitbibition a few Evestinva lootter. /]THIS PI{EsEN AV, April 24, a. to eloosni-nre with, an entirely sew Piclotial, Optical, sad Mechanical Exhibition, called TIIt PAN(MA 111 C 11111111011; • • Or, NATURE'S REFLErnArt: menus. other Novelties not before Ezhibiiesi, I.—A beautiful Tarkish View, painted expressly for the occasion by out of our most eminent Artists, its which will be is presented a Sea Fight, between Iwo Vessels of dir:reut N'ati The Paris Journals and private letters.contirm the intelligence respecting the fate of Naples. It would lie difficult to calculate upon the precise ef fect which this news has pri.duced. The Cortes in one of its secret sittings, having examined the Re port of a Spryly! Committee upon the Memorial of the Minister of State, relative to our politic o l s il o .. tion with other 'odious, adopted the opinion of the Committee, and resolved that " the principle of our own restoration was assailed by the hostile p►o r.edings of Austria against the kingdom of the Two S►cilies." The deliberati of the Cusigress birdmen published, and every mind Is occupied with this affair. . . . . Jail published, AN ADDRESS io the IMPERIAL. PAR LIAMENT upon tbe practical Mesas of gradually abolishing the Poor lAws, sad EAlocasing the Pour asslensa lieally, illsartrateel by an Amount of Ike Colonies of Fred►. rack's-curd, its Holland, and of the Cuomo, Moisittaia, in the South of Ireland, with general Otwematiesis. By WM. HERBERT SAUNDERS, Esq. " Thai good may be rusleavourcd, it usual be shuwa to be possible." Ibis Work will he found to contain many practical facts, upon a sobjeset to e‘eitis my general islerril. Primed for IVnt. SAWS egukeelliEf to his Royal Higbaese the Doke of York. Also, IX. I' HAL farm the KING to his PEOPLE.—Twenty first Edition, la. The memorable sitting ref yesterday hat entirely removed the veil ; the whole history of Naples is kiroo it. The moo energetic 'rectors hove been plohounceil, and unanimity prevailed rvery where; extraordinary measures live brew token here to prepare arms and munitions of war ; but for the led. Madrid is perfectly tranquil, tend the interior excites no inquietude. The hand of the Priest Maoism too longer oils's. This is au official and incontestable tact. By She Court, SEI.RY. 'TICKET CHANCE £l4 lii. SIX TEEN CH CHANCE ONLY 4 .100. OTHER SHARES IN I'HOPOETION. •4.—An Automaton Mule Figure, Eighteen Inches high, cf . very superior Mechanism (being a Purchase lately made by Ir. Bologna, at Paris), mud which will pl ly Eight different Tunes sin she Organ, changing each time himself without any eater nal assistance. 3.—A small Automaton Formic Figure, who, from her Miniature Ihrelhog, will, ♦t tall, !tweet oseli.a, Bois-bons, and other Ref:i sloriciels to ihr Company, taking in Pivot's* n marked Piece of Maury, Ring, or other Token, and either whieh ens will isistanly return, am demand, to its Owen re. 4.—l'hiloaophical Experiments, among whkle will he in. ' , Oared a real Balfour, which will tw filled with Gas on the t niter IWO 1111ells041 used by Mears. Luoirdi, Sallee, and other celebrated Aeronaut', and will after s.. lid> n.;etid 10 the roof of Ilse TIIPStre. and continue 110 N t i AI; in air do. the rentaist&r of the !Keening. TIN , oti.)le Pri:ceia i,f preo °tot a u foe A icension, to carry an:, weight it:gum-it, will I.se .',yen 3.1 , 1 expliiireil by this in teresting t•pertsele, which will take place exactly at Half. past Eogist o'Cloelt„ A View of a Village on the Rinks of the Rhine, with the rite els of 13 sy torah, the rising of the Son, &r. • Mr. BOLOGNA, during the interval of the Petrufm. macro, I%ill rahilitt a varwiy n.w awl aniuming Deer). Cards, Magical Fir i.e., BAIA, mod cur, .... ,dy 01 , 0,0010h' Piece" of Alechroti.ou, iterlsoliwg Ike Cabinet of Safely—lke IVourlerfni S. If-acting mill—No.l the Peon./ of C mitsrurs! CIIINSE SHADOWS; or, OMRHRES CHINOIS! in a!:ith ILe folluoiug •ety favourite Scenes alit K.. int,“. afar: d :—'rhr enve.--a Hort. DAllffir, Nii h Cie 14 tviiattr. of Ihs Clow a -.Sea Slov and Shipwreck. .1 .4 e Err.Ong's Prrf.w:trture to rmicltute with improved 111).1caulir I:%perienrni.:, in which Mr. BOLOGNA, its 1 , , some of ilie must siliiiired 1114 foe 'tier Piece+. will vAlsrly new one' ; Oiewiwg the Wors.lrrful rt. uf the (Juror uf the two Eleiseisid uf Firs !'! -- • • • 11.0 —The above Pert•orovauees have soiling of a ' , attire its theti; sh ,, y are eilesslaseJ so sh.•a she . I:rantir, if N.sidre; and way •isitcd by the mast scru pulto.ii. CITY, BoROUGH, AND TOWN (IF %YESTMINSIEIt, IN TUC COUNTY (1F M I 131)LESF.X. AT the Gr!frral Qtherter ti,s.i.ut or the Ps.'ie of our Lord the Litag, holden at the Guildhall, in the Sanctuary, %Yestosiiiister. in and fur the City au - I Liberty o f Westminster, on Tiniestlay, the bih slay of April, in the second year of the reivi of our Sis erri co Lord Oeurae the Fourth, by the Graee of Gad, of the United Kind ~,,, of Great Britain and Ireland, 'Lino, Defender of the Faith, bcf.re Francis Court, Ricloud Ilhoie, John Warner, Uscirs., anti others, their fellow Juitirs 4 of our said Lord the. lime, a.sigutil to keep Ike Perry in the Lilies ty afoiessiti ; and also to hear and determine divers ft-lollies, trespasses, and other misdemeanors committed in else same Liberty. To Matters nod Journeymen, anti iIiNfOCIODUIrD Coach . . sisal Livery Late Weavers, working within the said City ...„a• Liberty ; A Petition having been presented to his Msjesty'sJustires i of the Pelee for the City and Liberty of IVessininster, in S e ari•en assembled. stalling, that a new Work, railed "Cut upon Terry,' haritig been recently Om-solutes! sotto Ilse Evader ; by one of the Masters, soot praying the Cosset to settle, 'ego ' law. order, nod &elate the Waive and Prices of Wink of lCie J•lUelley'assen nod Juuroet women We ivcrs, woe Latat Within e the alit' City and Liberty, in the manufacture of Cut upou Tem; - It is ordered, 'hit the said Petition he taken belie e..no -1 Aeration on Townley, the 81h slay of May next, set the boor 1 . of Linen in the Forenoon, at the Ouildhall aforeasitl ; anal 1 that is the mean lime an adarrihterntut be inserted in these ,f do e p.ih r N e v•parn., to the iistrui that all blasters I and learneyntee and Journeywoones Con 91 awl Livery Lire Weavers, ourbiog with'.. the .atal.City and Liberty, have Invitee thereof. By the Court, L. STABLE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. ••• ..... riIIVO I'WENTY-ONE TIIOUSAND POUNDS Consuls. and 4,0116 other Prises m art be /Lawn tlw Mb of M sy. Nu Claasee. Eves} Ticket decides its own Fate, anal no other. Every Tirks t tool Stine bonzht un or before 17th May niUtli Ise ilecislroi that Der, *lwo the whole 4,007 Pims nail he drawn ; and the 1.1. 100 Niuntsers thaw.' that Jay have an curs chance for 3,001 snore Capitals wail other Prizes. The Tickets are issueJ in Chances of Tickets, Half, Quarter, IK.glitls, and Sixteenth Chances, which are now Sellout by T. DISH, Stuck-broker, No. 4, Cornball, and 1), C 1,66001-0., ; whu in the last Lowry 1.053, Class A-1, 118 %, Class A- 1 ,888, Class 111—THIKEE of X 11,000: 11 - T wisest we attel,tiVeits consider 1 N. she Scheme of the New Lottery, that Ihe Costrae tore should h..vs• twest alil t to make so :real a reel:till...ls is she Prier Of Tll . lllrlll 41111 Sthase, 1 . %41 the 1) wsorof s l ie 17 t h 311 y. eitaote..4 ale es..w rheAts oho 021,0110! Consuls . sacs) be gamed I.lc 14 liusweaa on that Th.. tirloests.. root 11111 1 1111 Ir.a sham 4,5107 P.iiter, All tit be Drawn 111 our 41:.y (She 17th May), nuts the es rsasoly of 2 . . 1'e;31.1 of fll.oolll Ass., the Aslthliososi (*hence of NO ihismlit. for 2 . Aa the Ilea 100 Kande. is *anis will each receive a New Chance of smother N)selle-4 Alf 110? Wariest: un the 6th of J one, whew 3.00? more Pi la a will be nil do thiesl, and rouse. ynrally She flohlei 4 of flow firtillters will liege Ilte Chines of the ' , nasal* Nob Schemes for a Slagle ch tot. A Sixteenth Ciaiire is only 201. Torkes ail *hare Glances f4f May 17, are Bening by. J. anti J. illivewrighl. 831 e Contractors, 37, CAtenbilli 11, Holborn; 38, klayiestket. • - SITTINGS OF THR CORTES, WTI' •mt.. The first eroding of a proposition by M. Golfin, in the following terror : Conspirators, awl whoever shall °fret open re.• ClObillt'e to the troops of the line and the sostional militia, shall be pitiered-el against in a military matc.cr. The Government skull its •tithotiseel to etsivloy beyond their respective districts', volovever bet or the tettintial guards may be deemed neeeslisrv, according to eitesimstances." Another propos.tion mode simultaireomly by se verulpepoties : . . . . . . " The Govrriiment :shall be invited to is~np in strut mile's to all thr directors of imit.ufactortes Of tines throughout Or Prretimila, to ' l is te n the com pletion of ill. ir wni aceordiiiir, in the funds pl,reeit at their The first reithilx Sir - proved, with the addition that munitions of war should also tie [irritate:l._ The second rending of the I.loje.ct of low against the Mere Trade. C.wtes tire efficially informed of the occur rences io Maples. The Minisier of the Interior then spoke—" I am ..0"1 TURIN, APRIL 10. This dos plat regiment of Savoy light cavalry. and that of f r iedmout. which form part of General Latour's tramps. entered Turin. The Marquis di Faverges itt their heat', awl they were recoil'. paiii-d by eis pieces of flyiug artillery. The s;wc. tamer who ha:l collected to see them were tint very numerous, and neither satisfaction nor dissatisfaction was expressed. A detachment. immediately occu pied the citadel, and the rest halted in the Piazza 4le Castello, to writ for the arrival of the main body. After dinner the people set out on the Italian road ti see the troops. Several carriages belonging to the nobility of Turin. chiefly filled with ladies, drew up on the same road to wait for the arrival of their good friends, who were coming to deliver them from the dreadful cry of Viva la roustilnione di Npugital . The troops arrived at last, about seven in the even. ing, with the cry of Viva it 1(e! But this ciy wive not repeated by the people ; and then 1 plainly sew that something inure than indifference was felt to wards the new corners. l saw a detachment of these troops pssoilig before the palace Carigninn, saltier the national g4ar.l, who were then on duly, with cries of Vivo I/ Ke ! but the guard made no reply. All the tr.,,,ps assembled on the Piazza Cum-110, where G...neral Latour, accompanied by ht Ital . . mud tau aiceis of the Austria,. staff, revicat:d them. Noire of the Austrian troops have come t;. Turin : they have all marched limo Verceil to Aleasaistiria to invest that place, the pasia..ssion of which is important tn the Austrians. If Alessatt- . dna and toictma hold out, the Inver:io n ! , troops mite not yet strong enough to take them by force. I have heard it said, however. by Fiedroontese officer. (hut belonging to General Latour's arm; ), that Alessandria will not hold out, and that the gates will he Nailed to the Austrisils. Most of the persons goat deeply implicsted the lute reve.lation I. ft Tomn yesierday. took passports fur France, others hoe Sit:till. It • said that the French Antltitsclor has givcu :ow - llamas 400 passports. The Junta did out attempt 1., remove the seat of Government to Alm:ambit. to Genoa. to convey to those places the treasury, in which there were It millions,. P.S. The Antbo►bies of the city having onl.•trl tht Mild!)!NMI. to illun►inate in celebration of t'i • ArrivAl of ►he Itoyel troop.. the illttrui►atiuu low: place dila evening. APRIL 11. This moitti.i i % the following proclatnateoss ova posio.(l up : I. That of the Dais of Gnomonic/. laird the 23d et Much, sod oltich has already bees pobli-hed. 2. Ati 1 1 nrr front lira. Latour, - he still calls the slew Kias Ore ... rouse% it hi br believed that Übe WA will retool*. 3. A Proclamation front Coast in-chicf it Lomtssroly, on dm troops into Pletasuat. It is worthy of remark aim not say that he enters l'irdwr f ---. r - ' ✓sled yetst.nia7, in Mato of thisevoi., old 11Ciug Viclot Eisignnutii I • Selma, She Cupwand,•r_ entrance of the Austrian i t hot Count Bdbna doe, mot io ►'irtue of any r:.-. • • • --•"" • A