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-- >7J y NUMBER b. 657. rmsaTIER•IIOII7A4 DilliilKLA NB. wins EVENING, MONDAY, Jaran* IL . .11. los Mojesty's Sermaer will perform the Tragic Play et PIZARRO. Spowierao—Aloave, Mr. Cooper; Theme, Mr. Therap. rim ; Valverde, Mr. Siedird ; Lae Cams, Mr. Selialfey. El vin. Mrs. Glower. p enis iep•—.eislihe, Mr. Powell; Rolls, Mr. Waisted; Dreeembo, Mr. Pope. Cure, Mrs. W. Wrist Alter which, the favourite Extroversive tailed GIOVANNI IN LONDON: Doe Giomral, Madame Tomei' • Leporello, Mr. Harley ; Mr. Ftereitior Pierrette, Mr. Berm ; id; Mr. Deist, Eileisles Mr. G 'lto-. Mn. Leporello, Miss Cithits ; Mtm Coestautta Usistittir Miss Peery; Mrs. English, Ofiter AGIN Deanna:try, Mrs. DAM; Squealer fee, Mre. Blsod. The Mori will he opened. et HatCpslit tlia o'Cletk, the Perfonwaraori ea yea E niwt commeace at Serra. Some, Is.; Secood ptie4 Ils.lld.—Pit. 3s. thi.• Seemed Lawn Grallery,' fa.; Second P ri ce, lo.L•Spper Gallery, I do. ; Ihreora Prier, SS Places to betakes M. emit, is lie teriaidief, Valois al graleuegE •••• • sou Private Orem Ain magiliNedslued Ear Mei IMIMIIIS-111 - Mr. Rodwell, at the 683Wiet. To-morrow, 116i;filith WA Saturday, Ariateineei i dime, Miss Wilmot. - • Wesloroilay, the Ceseedy at The School for &andel. INCA IFRif.ROTAL, COY ENP-0 ARD RN. f r lllti EVENING. MONDAY, Jatouary . 92, it will be performed (7tb ties.) the weir Thy* it.. MIRA NDOLA. i . lite principal Chosectero by Meows. Macresiyi C. Mine. Mr, 14. row., Abbott, Gosisor, Comer, Mots Bedew, Mao Foote, mod Mn. Fatecit. The Prologue to be spokes by Mr. (lamas, Ike Epilogue by Mier Foote. After *bier, 2111 b doe, a sew Grand sad COMIC Fauteuil's', fulled HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or. THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon Mr. Co mb er; Vemarrinast (afteiirtnis Panta loon), Mr. IN:rnee ; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover), Vaasa Grimaldi; Tolima Morley (afterwards liselarein), Mr. Filar; filelisseut (afterwardriColseabine), Miss E. Denmett ; Miles (afterwards Clowst), lir. Glissaldi. Doors to be °pried at Half past Six o'Cloelt—tie Play to brain at Neves. Boxes, 7a ; &road Prier. 3.. 6.l.—Pit, le. 64.; Seabed Price, Ir.—Gallery, II..; Second Price, lc —Upper Gal lery. 1..; Second Price, Id. Places for the Roses to be totes of Mr. Brenda., at the Box.olSee, Hartwitreet, howl Tea till Feet. A Private Box easy be bad far the Scoots, or nightly, of Mr. Breadon, at the Box-Oliete. - The sew Tragedy of Ilibeasdola will be repealed ow Wed. itesilay, and Friday. The sew Greed aad Cowie Pastosairse will be repealed every Evening. To Itywrow, Slialtapesor's Comedy of Enron. 11.P.Inurumm Q WIFT arid CO. have much pleasure in 51at ...7 in to their Pistols awl shot Politic, that these are MORE PRIZES sad FEWER BLANKS I. the Freund *haat ibis is say Lotidry for assay . roto past; sod that thepireltasers hario doe Chase* of obtaining one or more of IM NINE timoot. Prises at less risk than in any recent Lottery. The Mattis; begins as TO-MORROW ; when THREE Prises of 11,0001. snot be Drawn i• the First Five Nliatties.—Tiekets sod Shares are Selling at I'lll FT and CO.'. Offices, 11, Poultry; I 31, Aldgate Hig h -street; Charingcrow;l Where they Sold in Shame the Last Prise of 30,0001. Money ever Drawn. nICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. rcoprzsfolly acquaint their Friend,, that nee Schein , of she New Year'. Lotteries contains NINE PRIZES of 01,000 Coombs sad Hooey, and NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE; the Price of Tickets redored; and Mdse slow ern Sale will he Drown ow the First Day, TO.MOR ROW, and consequently have a. thane* 6.1 the THREE Prizes of £21,000 Consols each, which will be Draws, she Virg Five Minnie', rai well u other Prizes which may be Drawn TO-MORROW. Tickets mid Sham are ee Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCE. sad CO. at their Old Established Office, Bask Buildings, Combat, where they Sold Last Lottery, No. 3,142, a Piss: of g'21,050 Consuls, ie Two Fourths, Two Eighths, and Four Sztreuth Shares. TO-MORROW THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. T and J. SIVEWItIGHT. the Contractors, •,/ • strongly recommend to the Public the extraordi nary attrattive Features a their New Year'i Lottery, which itelltaille NINE PRIZES of OTAGO! The Fifth.draw• Prise TO-MORROW will receive Three of 21,0001. sad there are Not Two Blanks to a Prise. ♦ Purchaser of • snack Ticket before TO-MORROW, may obtain TWO of 21,0001.; sad they hope to be as s•rcesafol in diatributial to she Public as in lam CAM. I reset. when in one Lottery they sold ALI. the PRIZES of 20,011111.1 at their Old °Meer, 37, Cmahill; 11, Holborn; :sad 32, Haymarket. 063,000 to Stitt Floe Militate% TO-MORROW, 113,1 of Jonoary, THE HAT WHEN PARLIAMENT MEET. IV BIS!! 131.1 Ir■ve moot r••pectfully to re x • sow his best Friends Ilse Public. tint the New Yeses b.sherhe C0010(61111 us the thy whew Parliament meet, TO NOlititasV, 23d isolssi; nut het ire fiat King's /treat earn he aanounred Crum the Thrum., at /taut •.3,0001. is Capitals ohm., mut be determined, me Three Pnies 'if t 1,0061. see as arrsaged, that th.•y stitAt be draws in Meyllest Hee Minutes. Although T. BIS!! is not the Contractor, he has an hesi taboo it saying, lte Schein, is fur superior to soy that have Area fur sevcral pass, as toe falkawing leading features will plainly Nice Kites ut 21,0001. Consols and Money. Doaffile the Number of Prizes there usually has been. Not half the Number of Blanks there usually has been. At least Titre* 41,0001 must be lira+ b 'grits Tuesday. Three pore 21,00 W. nay be drawn Next Tuesday Fumy Ticket row en sale lutist be (haws. Next Treads]. 63,0001. in Brat Five Mitsui. s moat Ire drawn Next Tuesday. Uwe Tiebei may gain Too 21,0001. Next l'nesday. Not two Blanks to a Prise. Lowest Prize 121. Mosey. Notwitliataarling all the foregoing excellent points. As Prices of Tickets and Shares to the Puh!ic Is reduced !- Tic's , * ani , tthares 'ore selling ►y FISH, Mittcb.Bruhrr, 4 , Conan'', sod 9, Charintereas, and by his Agents in the Country, who shared and sold, in the veer/ last Lottery Contract (jug flaished 1,403 111 Nine Shares 120,020 3,142 In Five Snares 3,91$ . .... *Thole Ticket £lo,loo !! Besides/ waste! wirer Capitsls' too nanser..ws fur musi•rtion. a s s Me Prices of Mocks are affixed. hourly, against RNA'S Office, 4, Cunibill , ►y which the Public can Am *et tircioatiods. .\ 1. . , 11 . , -... A k.i- A, ii• 4l • : ' .%''' .., ; ..., • : ••°, O r "' 1 1, * X , • . ..-. It. -•4 • ' • * - • _ . . I F. ^ , • lA . !' ' i I ; IS , . ' , . . % t !!, 11 , 1 V ..•••• 1 I i . • .1. C it , . 4 1fr i.i• Gig Oaris•OKl , '-• • J ~.. • , - .7lsk ,• , - i - _ LONDONi . 1 " ON DAyga:orumtir 22, -- . .f • SOIREES ASIUSANTES. "' The Lew ailowe it."--((S iskspeare.) THEATEE•ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAN D. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. 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We, the widehilesed II a, Bankers sod Traders of Laddta, yielding. to masa , - felllrw-inittjrcis is , semi; siesta of loyalty to tha‘ra e chommt is the Coronae& lion, sad shltorreace of 131 ulna nosh Sedition, timeethis less ea Let teal great to the mariner ii Weide the. shoususesiiimand ha. be" - • 1114 " 4 • . 4. Prontalgoied. purporting wpryorat the &Outsell of the illeremithe Body of ttlis Cliy. +Wheat having afforded Ou ohs 81.01mrs at that lbs opportuoisy of sows Ming, to deliberate open she • of say suck Kleglaentlaw kiwi node, at wpm the Masotti which it would be ex. podiencio.espress, if adiuti should - be 6694441 imeaumg; . , We do therefore reiptost iiii 4t i shi e‘ l a tsa Chief tillairie._ OMB. se iin 2 eltiy, usi • &dim% Miff Tinders of Isip,i• meat Est Me. porpoire of Deus ibis peamoodis4s it easy be proper for them to adopt radar the mime. cittainiiissces. Artist D..L.Astimain Charles Nos* Jon. Benjamie Aialsbie Samuel Nicholson William AMell, M.P. 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BURGESS• ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. ilk IL A lllllFitif — prTiiris era ia: at a Credit of , 111 . 311astbs, hula date of tratraer, ur .is alleaths: Credit sea 0 irr Cent. Discount floe tell bodied high.doviiiired Port Witte... .f.lO per pipe, Do. fatertirs. shipped by the first Nooses.. Do. %duet* 34 du. Du. But India Madeira Also every deveriptien of Preach, Portugal, Spanish. soil other Wises, of ail the Isle repot Violates, Anil of all the Shipper* of hip repute, at Reasonable Prices. N. B.—The above WIIHIS will, whoa Doty Pao!, rut the Foochow* shoot 311 s. per Duren, the E.st laths Madeira itieepted, which Sill east the Boyar about 110 s. per Dozes. Dock llaseples, Tatotiss Otdcis, &c. easy he had, by ap. Plying at No. 10, Illtioner.stiset. GENUINE COFFEE. DEACON mid CO. or the Coffee Mort. No. e. Skiostrestreet, Arrow hill, London, two duorri frost Fleet-market, esiablislsed by the Wrst India Merchants and Plasters, beg leave to inform lbe Public obi y confirm, to sell the very Guest Dutch Coffee at is 3.1. per lb.; dies. Mao lawns ditto ' 3..; Albeit Turkey Coffee, 4e. ; very good ditto 4e. Supers of all descriptions. As Allowance sade to Hutsh and Coffett.bouse Keepirs. N.8.-1 - be Trade supplied un the best Terms. MR. MUMS I.III6ANY-CHOICE THEATRICAL Po ells 7d. The difference....... --- PORTRAITS sod PRINTS. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At his Honse, No. 93, Pall.taall, on FRIDAY NEXT, January 96, and Nine follooiog Days (Sunday excepted), 'HE curious. vallisbre, and extrivove LI. KRAUT of JOHN PHILIP II EMBLE, Esq.; eon. animism as excellent Collection of Books, is rimy depart. limit of I..iteratisre, with • curious Collection of Tracts and 1111Mirgesets relative to 'Theatrical History; alas his very Collection of Theatrical Portraits sod miserlisseuus Ist . FOICEIGIV INTELLIGENCE. DUTCH MAIL. IBRUION.O 13. The Chamber of Accusation (simmering to the Grand Jury) of the H►gh Court of Jusi►ce, has, by * decision pronounced on the tO,h instan►. sent before the Court of Assizes the aff.ir of the Viotti,- General, mid the Secretory of the Bishoprick of Ghent, Messrs. Goethels, Mittens, and Bouiseos. who *re accused of hiving endeavoured to excite true Wee and chowders in the diocese of Ghent. Warehouse, 107. Straw,, corner tor the itairey-sieps, Loudon. JOHN BURGESS slid SON, beiiig apprised of the amieerous medesircnirs made by many penes@ to impose a spiffier. article fur their make, feel it iecuntbent epee them to request the attention of the Public, le Par *Nan what they conceive ill be the Original, to observe the Woe and Address corresponds with the above—the general eppeadiaat of the spurious desmiptiens will deceive the en- • guarded, sad for their deteeti•a. J. B. and Bost submit the following Cautions: some are in appearance at brat sight 4 The Ormolu'," bet without any Name or sAdre.-- 0 00ro " Burgess's Eames of Asiebovies"—others " Burgles"— sod many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many ran hisniseired with arch distiageisbeil appeciimtion, fret cyan , smitieseet of respect towards she Public, and earnestly am NiAttbem to lespect the Labels previvies to perchasiag what Ow, amostse to be of their make, which they hope will pis' mot moo, disappointments. 'llft WOW NEW SAUCE, for reseal purposes, liaviag gismo math Isom saliaraeliost, cootiomete be prepared by tbast r ead is reamminaied as a most useful awl aeseesiest • /woe—will keep good in all chasm... • ifflardsaime, NW, Streak owner of the Savoy.atepa, Los. dos.—{The Origioul Fish-Sages Warehouse.) NIMEGURN, J•NUARY 12. Last night the ice its the river before this city broke up with a prodigious noise, so that about tbtee in the morning the water was nearly free ; but towards woe a great quantity of ice Spill collected, so that the water rose to t 8 feet ; some hours later the ice had again sensibly diminished. We learn this morning that the •lid dam of ice between Fyneti and Griet loosened yes.erday morning, that no muse is now &sting above Cologne, and that the ice from the Moselle has already peered Dussel dorff.—(Hogrlem Courant, Jan. 16.) POSEN, JANUAIY 6. Our newspaper contains the following article : Within these two months reports have beeu circu lated in this province of territorial changes. Some times they make Russia propose to Prussia the cession of Datitzic and Thorn; sometimes that of the whole °rand Duchy of Posen ; which pro posals they affirm to be declined by Prussia, from which Noise they infer a coolness between those Powers, slid draw coostgoences on which hopes are founded. From so authentic source we ern communicate to the public the following particulars of the Con gress of the Sovereigns at Troppau:—The first declaration which his Majesty the Emperor of Russia caused to be delivered to the Sove reigns sad Aliaisters assembled at Troppau. con tained the positive assurance " that his lutpeiial Majesty was reedy to hike the meet decided part in all sueastures which should be judged necessary to restore or to maintain tranquillity in Europe, if the people were first soles/ably promised that not the smallest change should be made in the tern• toilet relations of Europe. as they were deter mined and mutually guaranteed by all the Powers in 1815. stud the following years."— This principle was laid down as the basis of the deliberations. and in case • public document should make them known, will certaioly he oise of the first articles. It is therefore evident that ull the reports relative to Dantsic and Th ou , u s w e lt ar t o the Grand Duchy of Pure,,, •ud r diff , rence be twircp Innis end Provisos, are wholly false. The views of the assembled Cabinets fully agree in the whole, end iu sisagle points, mid no dttfersoce of opinion has beet, expressed upon any one ; still lea. has mention been made at Troppati, or rite where, of any demand to lit made by one power of another. or atm thing pawed from Ouch such uo intention would be inferred."—(ThatA Papers, January 17.) babe, And loolaally racileal Use wool aso,ioo.is tesitiott in the Aaairmlily. He raid, that Ihr l(to had charged lifin t ,) present to the Clinitihtr the praket ut the Idly of fist:am:et f,, ihe of di year 1821. This project embraced the receipt assil• she exproditiorr. lie remarked that it VINO !lilt Pia. &tent that site revenues of the Slate al hl equal its etir.l.ditare, it true oerrisory that *hey should exceed it, 14.1,(1 tin. tavern or the eiipply few the art alt'fr plifottrd •111111111 tiniatd oleo li,e stit 0rM..111 for the terrier lemming. Ile h.a Ihr .a.,1•1•4 tu.n being enabled to psr•rol by am. .II 4' . 1.1. it•-• fur the year 1831, a *um to ref...sir ; w .ern obtained by ettgrocloneola its lII.' • 414)ink. I sle re service-a, these ',ere all mitsitaincit withont tunny ; some even were increaa.d, sine did he nine propose to improve the fir,anty.l vistnatmil of um country. by the injury of any siselal The. Chninber was. aware that the etairrgea'of Alto. • *ate were divided into toil ulna' was 'put opals to dipotr, OPlnrly, the inolthe debt. ii.e . *fishing fund, the eivti lic e the lutert%tii of 'wet,- rites, the floating drht, and the 14-mimse in-cribrd' its list great hook. Tie other kid nut, like tie, firs', a principle of fixity resisting the issodilleatimat ar.sich the siit'lt of ecu.ionty might aagzei.t. Tina . cuinpriihriAd all the elitiinateii of the mil, ad henry, and naval *mores : The 1.1.1 arittnist of the hard reprints fir 1941, is em misted at.. 351.5711,4@9 h. The Ailisintstrstireezpensessreestimated 521, 4 ititi,108.5 fr. The Fire per Cert. Consols, moor siting iltr interest , . of the acknowlederserts of liqui dation, see sul. d in the Budget of 16211.5 t 188,341;210 Irv. In the Rudgt tof 1921, at 109,852,764 • 711,5414 ii. The cause of this was the inscription of theaii eiml reNtes or 241000 Ir. granted to she Leg f Huuour, ou the secunty of the forest., mid rit miles inscribed io payment of the asiesr previousi to 1820. The Civ,l List is invariable duriug the reign fur, which it was growled. The interests of the securities require two mil. Lois 1111110fe than to the prreedieg yews. Tier. HOW tog debt offer., 1n comparpon with the blot year. a probable extinction of 600,000 francs, which wilt be reproduced, more or Ira•, from year to year. The borne may be said of Pension., of oh.cis the 'Hemmed extinctimis in 182 t will effect a diWtou• lion to the •mount of 2.387,000 hr. The expenses of the Prestden: y of the Council and of the Mobistoy of Justice requite the saute es io the lust y►ar. The Ministry of Ford4n Affairs is comprised its the project for 7,870,000 frames. The lonufficir44.y of the former 'situate for the pay of diplomatic: agents, and fur the yspesise_of couriers, he. (gu ttered the demand of 300,000 fr, uectsrary beyond the grunts of the year 1820. The Aliniptry of War is limited to 175.444,000 1. This is len than the estimates of the tomer year by the sum of 4.581.351 f. The expenses of the Marine are estimated at 13 millions. The augmeutation of three million, is justified by its utiltiy and the necessities of this department. The Ministry of the Interior, estimated et 103,730.000 f. presents a diminution of 991.600 r. The luildo requited for the administrative se-1 vice of the Ministry of Finance, will experience lie MI, a new diminution of 120,000 f. almost the whole of which will be the result of diminishing the member of prisons employed. The expenses of Diptomacy are estimated at 14 millions; that is, 1,196,000 f. let* thaw to the last year. The Commission for managing the old Sinking Fund is suppressed, and with it the expenditure it occasioned. The sums formerly required for the expenses of the Chamber. of Peers and of De:outies, of the Court of Accounts, ud or the Administration of the Mint, &c. w►ll offer some variation,, the expen diture of the Chambers having increased, while dist of the Mint and whets hare d►minished. Having thus displayed the expenditure for the year 1841, the Minister then proceeded to display the way. sod means for meeting the charge. lis private affairs, he observed. the increase of property is a sign of good anioageinent, but this ii net at. ways the case in public affairs, for if this increase be the result of su overcharge iu totally°, it is w real calamity. This is the case undoubtedly when the overcharge falls ou lauded property, because a heavy tax un property tends to exklust in its stiaile the most permanent revenues which coo be fur noshed by a ammo that is essentially agneultere r The landstax has. therefore, particularly drawo tb a attention' of the Goverument, and its first care has been to redact the tax t.r such a proportion as Will leave a greater latitude to the attempt of the lifu prietoss, and give them more means of iocreaiing she labour which is the poor Mille* wealth, and the principal source of public prosperity. Other taxes will receive some increase. but Ana augmentation will out be burdensome, became it will be the result at greater relief to all claim, rod winch among from all infinity of saaH Ceiai• I - 1)01101111, it will not welsh esteuthaly ou ihC Wash-, being mixed up with the expens,s of daily em,_: susiipisusi.(4 murmur sir the Assearably, with tries •• iltai.") He then proposed that the Assembly etionld fix, at the sum of 27,351,136 fr. 38 c. the amount of the rebel . gnawed uo the land sax hum the lei dr J u ly ne xt. The tax ,would Alter this redocteon produce the sum of tttl3,•>,s4 952 fr. He should propose nu ch,u g r iu she tax upon pessimist and inovsattle jrropri , c. no, in the du)) windows, &toe. or 'Caffeine. These uvula prodar.- the ►um of 81,229,000 fr. In the regiatiy, a cousiderable deficit was to be apptehee►ded; Out exer i eding, however, tl►e sum of two millions. The pcodegeisf,thw 1 1 1 10 f!Sti- Mated at lit:l4o6.odb r. the maxis ralritii in IAO 17.470.100 fr. 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