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- 111 11111.11 . 11.11111111111.11.1 - .6,•+ a.m.. - ( , . • . ~....._,_! -) • i v / I ~. :. • . ... . . . .. AP o . . ~ . I t-i - L.; :: i ,4{ ,P! . '. -1 ' . . ,• .. ... ... . 0 4. • _ al In It ;4 . ,iii.,urt LA, ...;., • .. _... , , , ...: , 4,- 4: A •1 .• s. : • '---. • + , . .. .. • . •• I , ~........5.......Ak.... . k I`. ?...wqrri Numiaekt 5734. • • " LONDON, SATttRD4Y, AP,44, 182/. ' " THRATRR•ROYA DRURY-LANZ. ON MONDAY NEXT, Ato.il 23, bit Ma- jesty's Servants will perform the Tragedy of JANE SHORE. Doke of Glo'ster, Mr. Wallach ; Lord Hastier, Mr. I Cooper; Illthwaur, Mr. Brom!ey ; Cateshy, Mr. Yining; Dumont. Mr. Pope. Jame Shore, Mrs. W. West; Alicia, Mrs. Wooer. After wile+ the favoarite Extrovraeassa called MK. GLOVER'S EXHIBITION of OIL and WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS will OP&N at 16, Old Bua.l.strret, on MONDAY, April 30. Admission ls.—Catalogue HANS HEIMNG's uotirS A BONSIIIIMI LEGEND. Eiray sd a f rom ei EdisiiirgA Megagiaci (Concludes! I " r m. - OOP # of yesterday.) ; 1 110er .) • Seized by some stratum- emotion, he let her go, appeored convulsed, asiArush.tl out of the apart-. meta. Elsbeth returne# thataks to Clod fur her deliverance; and whets her father came home s re toted to him the outrageous behaviour of Healing. Veit shook his herd. kad seemed pooch irritated. At his neat meeting with Hans, he animadverted strongly upon his corn:het; and the latter offered, as an apology, the itpciftabaily of his love. The *morrow', howeeaw i t- 40' di fiw - foeseiiate /de ph bob, that it retooled h* - foe • long time front his assiduities. She were openly upon her breast the cross which had, she knew not how, been her pro tection on that °ma'am.; and observed that Healing . never eddreased a single word to her wheuever he hound her so provided. The third year was hastening to a clows, Els beth, who had always employed some artifice to di vert or interrupt the conversation, whenever her fa ther spoke on the subject of a union with Heihng, beeatae more and more cheerful. She daily visited old Arnold's grave, and then, crussiug the Eger. ascended a height which lay on the road to Prague, silently indulging the hope of one time descrying her true-love on his way back to the village. About this time she one rnorniug missed the little crop which was so dear and precious to her. She thooght it must have been taken from her lira as she adept, for she never left it nil; and her sus picions rested upon one of the maids, whom she had ou the preceding ev g overheard whispering with Heeling behind the hoarse. In tears, she told it to her father, who laughed at her mistrust, assert ing. that could set no such value upon the cross ; that he was not a IMO for such sonorous toying, and that she had certainly lost it in some other manner. Notwithstanding this she remained unshaken in her °pistol', and observed very plainly, that Wiling renewed his addres•es with great seriousness and circumspection. Her father, too, be came every day mote urgent, and at last declared opeoly, that it was his firma and unalterable will, that she should give her baud to Healing—that Arnold had certainly forgotten her, and the three years were be.ides already past. Hailing. ou his part, swore eternal love to her, in the presence of her (o ther, adding, that hr was not. like perhaps many others, actuated by any mercenary motive —no, she herself wei the ohjechof hie affection, for • be had tummy its abondatace, and would make her richer and laapiair %Allo t *Peter 's despised ....-. - GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Dos Glossarial, Madame Vestrigs; Leporello, Mr. Harley; 111.. Florentine Finorkin, Mr. Barata.d. Mrs. Letterelier Mies Culeitt • Miss Com:tants. Quo.ttr, Miss Peery; Mrs. Efiglisl:„ Mies Ilawartle; Mrs. Drairsensdry, Mrs. Dobbs; Squallitor Fan, Mn. Oland. The Dews will lie opened at Halt past Six °Thick, and ihiCPerforsseimmes on each Eireniii, commence at Saves. Burs 7,..i Second Price, 3r. 6.1.—Pi1, 3s. &J.; Second IFirbssellii.Litsr Gallery, Is.; Second Price, Is.-. Upper Odlisstfilk.Yrsittl Prlce,Sef. • Mess S. ashes cot Mr. itembrelk i iii IMIII4IIOO satarorif • Private Boxes can only be obtsinol foe the Evelio; of Mr. Uudwell, at the Box Office. Os Tuesday will ba produced a New Drama, is these acts, called Nether and Son. ' 1E4171141101'A Cuff ENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT. April 23, will be wird, the Tragedy of VIRGINIUS; OR, THE LIBERATION OF ROME. Virginias, Mr. Maereedy; Appins Claudia', Mr. Abbott; leitius, Mr. C. Rouble; Claudius, Mr. Connor; Siceius Dentatua, Mr. Yates; Nemetorius, Mr. Pierson. Virginia, Miss Beaumont; Basis, Mrs. Connor; Slave, Mrs. Chipp. After which will be produced, fur she first time, a sew grand Meto-dransatie Romance, called UNDINE; OR, TIIF. SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Fly Ilohllwaort of Itiagstetten, Mr. Abbott; Seneschal of the Household, Mr. llama • Walter, Mr. Illaisebard. Un dine.. Miss- E. Drawn; B ertalda, Mrs. Bridget, )111. Devenprnt. Ouslins:—liuklebera (the Spirit of Ike Waters), Mr. Farley; Gyldisr (the Goblin Sprite), Mr. Grimaldi. sTbe slew piece. se tree aer, called Loodun Stars or 'Triad TO** Ur Counterfeit, will be perfumed, Tunday. Wednesday and Saturday. On Tuesday, the comedy of She Sloops to Conquer; Toay I.umpk is, Mr. Lidos,. Le Sieirr Davonst will perform the wonderful Feat of the Marche Aeririne; as au Antipodean, he will traverse the Case of the Proscenium, sad, suspended In the air wish his bead downwards, he will perform various Gyninartit Eiter cisea. On WedoesdaF, the opera of Rob Roy Maegreger. Cin Thursday, otway's tragedy it Venice Preserved: Jaffier, Mr. C. Yenible; Pierre, Mr. Maereaily; Belvidere, Miss Dance. On Friday, the opera of Gay Mannering: Heary Ber tram by a Gentleman (his brat appearance on the stage). Os Saturday, the play of The Strasser Mr.. Haller, Mlss Dance. -Mrs so he opened at Half put u'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Beam 7s ; Second Prior, 3e. 11.1.—Pit, le. M. i Setandi Price, ts.—Gallery, Be. • Seewad Price, Is. —Upper Gal /iffy, Is.; Second Price, id. Places for the Buses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Otlite. Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Buz may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the litiz-Odicir. rug. jut _ him►elf and his wealth; being, however, strongly importuned by both par ties, and tortured by reflections on the supposed to fidelity or death of her Arnold, she saw no other course before her, but that which lies open to AI those in despair ; ►lte accordingly begged for a rm. spite of three days, for, alas! site still cherished the idea, that her beloved would return. The three days were granted ; and her two persecutors, full of the hope that they would soon behold the secott♦. plishmeist of their wishes, quilted the cottage, as Veit was going to accompany hi• intended son-ist law on a walk. Just at this 11111 l nein the priest of the village, preceded by the secrissaii, was cowing down the street, on his way to atlusittit.ter the final consolation to a person who was at the point of death. Every one bowed before the image of the crucified Redeemer, and Veit, in particular. fell prostrate ; but Isis comisaisiou sprang into the near est house with an eepression of liosror. Veit looked after him astonished, and not without shuddering, and then shaking his head, returned to his home, Plesently a messenger from Heiliog entered, who informed hint that his master had just been seized with a sudden giddiness, and hoped that he would Collie to hint, without forming any insfavourable surntis•-s. But Veit replied. crossing himself:— •' Go, tell him l shall he happy to hear tout no thing worse than a mere giddiness has befallen lien." THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. April 21, an entirely new LECTURE on OURANOLGIA, sad the STRUCTURE of Ike UNIVERSE, will be deli. lined by Ur. BARTLEY. The machinery which will be introdneed in aid of the vubjrct, and necessary for a molar illustration of the su blime phenomena of the Heavens, has been cuusiriamed on ■ scale of unprecedented opleedour, aupaii.•eace, sod ispeuse. IN PART 11. The GRAND PLANETARIUM, reprroens AO SUN, EARTH, and MOON, wish the thaws of their respective rsviriusiono, imitated with mathematical accuracy, aad en circled by a Zodiac, One Hundred Fret in Citcsnafereisce. IN PART 111. The Magnificent ORRERY of unparalleled extent, de seribiog s Circle of One Hundred and Thirty Few', and she Casein/ 1611. • Doors to be opened at Haltipast Six, and begin at Seven. CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES!!! ADELPHI THEATRE, RAN D. ivlR. BOLOGNA in retur g his held thanks to the MMMY, Patrons of kis Performaswes, begs ' leave to announce that &eyeful Novelties have bees added, as well as many iinpreivetnents mode is the eliffeiesit pieces, and that the whole teen having acquirrei the greatest facility ..f fiction, and continuing to write the most flattering ap plawae, will be repealed THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Api it 21, to commence with an entirely sew Pictorial, Opti cal, sail Mechanical Exhibition, called THE NANORA VIC MIRROR; Or, NATURE'S REFLECTOR: Including, among tither Novelties, beautiful Turkish View, palsied expressly for the OCCII•10/1 by one of our most eminent Artists, in whirls sill be re resealed a Sea Fight, between two Vesutli of diff•rent Nations. Elsbeth, meanwhile, sat weeping and praying on a hill at the entrance of the village, which coin mantled a view to a great extent along the road to Prague. A cloud of dust became in the dis tance ; her heart throbbed violently ; but as soon as she could distinguish objects, a n d dr scried a party of per•cmimmi rin horseback, in rich sane, her food hopes were spin blasted. lit limit oldie train, there rode on the left of a venerable old mutt, a handsome South, fur wlttoe eagernelo the sapid pace of the horses seemed mud, too slow, and it was with difficulty that the old man could prevent him from giillopping forward. Elsbetb was abashed at the number of men, and cost down her eyes, without looking any longer on the On a sud den, the youth sprung from his steed knelt before her :—" Elisbeth, is it possible ? my dear beloved Elsbeth !" The - terrillell maid started sip, but sunk iu all testacy ipte the iirois of the youth, escbsiming—" Aroold, my Arnold !" They coteintiecl for a lung time in a paroxysm of delights by to lio, heat to heart. The compastionts of Arnold stood around the entranced pair, full of j , iy fill emotion : the old min folded 1116 111111(14 in titutkfulursr to G 0.1; and never had the di-patting 1111111 'bulge upon a hoppier groupe. Wheal the tumult of Joy had in some measure sobsulcil, it was a question between time lovers, which should first vomit - waste a recital of their •d -veliturer. Elibeth began at last, and esplaittoil in u few words, her unhappy sit uatioa, seal the terms on which she stood with ileibug. Arnold was shocked at the idea of the base possibility of losing lila Elsheih; while she old stow inside uccurate in quiries Collet g Heiliog ; and finally exclaimed, " Yes, my friends ! it is the same wretch, who, io toy native tows), was guilty of these sharannable acts, and escaped the hand of justice only by the rapidity of his flight. Let us thank God that we are here to frustrate his villainous iuteutions " Amid such discourses respecting Hailing and Elsbeth, 2.—An Automaton Male Fictive, Eighteen Inches high, a y ery *epeeist, Mechanism (hong a Parebate Isu ly made by Mr. So logos, at Paris), and which will play Eight dari..lll TlSlirs on the Olean, changing each time himself outmost any s steisal assistance. 3.—A Automaton Female Figure, who, from her iniattire Dwelling, will. at ca .erve Sweetmeats, Dim-bony, aml oiler Kern shoo ids to the Company, taking so Payment a tomtit! Piers- of honey, Bing, or other Token, and either sf a loch .he will illstan:y ICIOII4OI. de.1113.4.1. to it, Ilw goers. 4.—Philutophiral Experion ids, among whirls will :se isi troilwri • real Ballston, wl.ich will be tilled with Gas on the blimp!!! after the nu-theta used by Mesisra Lossardi, Gann ett., Sailer, and other celebrated Aeronauts, and will after wards SWIM: is. the roof of Ilse Theatre, uad continue Suat mg in air during the remaiioltr of the Evening. The whole Process of preparing • B..iuun fur Asceu ln carry any weight acquired, will Se Ammo and explanted by this in. tommling tiettaelr, which will take plate exactly at hair. past &Of o'Clivelt. A VIIIIO at a Village on the Basher of the Rhine, with the effects of Daylwirak, the rising of the San, Sze. nrittioNA, during the interval of the Pint:iris will exhibit a variety of Psw anal amusing Decep tions, with Cards, Magical Filmes, Halls, MIMI IrOlriolisly CytiDifleCled Pieces of Mechanism, including the Cabinet of Safety—the Wouilerfol Coliewise—the Srlf-actiug mill—arol the Prince of Conjurors! CHINESE MAMMA ; or, OMBRRF.S MI which Ile following very f ite Stunts ;SO Ise intro diced;—Tl. Magician's Cave—a Rope Dancer, altos the lbsittuntsiti tbeCluwii..-Sea *dorm sail tithipwreek. The &twines PerSicanacte to conclude with improved Hydraillie Expeeiments, in »kith Mr. BOLOGNA, in addi tion I.) some of the moat of his former Pieces, will introduce • eatiely of Mew ones; %hewing the pleasing anal winisleFful Ed'ects Vanua of the two Elements of Fire and {{stet!!! ,04 • they at. Imsgth reached the village, but at rather a • late Mar. triunspheatly led Eloise,' to 1w? father. ' ' who could hardly believe the evidence of his eye, when he saw a number of rich•clad persons entering • his cottage.—". Bather of my Elsbetli,"*.gan Ar nold, " I am here to solicit the band of yr;ur daugh ter. 1 have become an opulent man- ans iu favour with individual, of emitted rank, and able to do eieil more than I promised.".-." How !" cried the silo- Dished Veit, " can you be the once poor Arnold, son of my deemed neighbour ?"—" Yes, it at he," replied the old man, joining in the couverartion, " the male, who three years agn left this place in . poverty sad despair. Me applied to men--1 Mame ' dim* peesainad Amt. he would. became r his PrAttriorts azowagessiii silwa my ernployesest. In the ilisehargepf -Wading Irig invariably gave the utmost satisfaction ; and 1 was, in a short time, able to intrust the moat important matters to his superintendence. He has permanently established a character for himself in many gre.f towns.; and is at present engaged in executing work which promises to be a masterpiece. He has become rich—been admitted .to the society of Dukes and Counts, and shared their munificence. Bestow your daughter upon him, in performance of your promise. The wretch to whom you were about to suciifi ce your Elsbeth has a thous iiid t imes uteri trd the gallows--I know the villain well."—" la this is all true that you relate to rile?" inquired Veil. " It is ! it is!" repeated all present. " Then I should be sorry to oppose your wishes," said Veit, turning to Arnold ; " disti:iguislied artist, the girl is youi's; and may the blessing of God be upon you !" Unable to express their gratitude, the happy pair threw themselves at Isis feet : he folded them to his bosom, mid constancy at last met his reward. " Friend Veit," began the old man, after a long silence, interrupted only by the exclamations of joy which proceeded from the lover., " Friend Veit. I shmild wish to snake one rrque.t snore of you. Unite your children to-morrow morning without delay, that I may have the pleasure of seeing my Arnold completely happy, whom I love as a son ; for heaven has bestowed upon me none of my own. The day after to-•tor►ow I must return to Prague."...." Well, well," answered Vett, quite exhilarated, " if it is so very agreeable to you, we shall so arrange said he, address. ing himself to the young couple, "to-morrow is the day. Yonder, at my faun on the Egerberg, 1 shall snake prep►rations for the wedding. I will immediately apprise the priest ;—do you, Elsbeth, •tteud to your household concerto, and prepare to entertain yeur guests suitably to their dignity." vbrywi; mail timit Arnold :lipped wt • moment after, and both rem:good in the garden, engaged in confidential dalliance, we fiud very natural. 'rho fist thought which occurred to the good son, when he had recovered from his ecstacy, reused upon the grave of big father; and tie and &shells went, therefore. arm in arm to the spot, which they had, at their last visit, quitted in despair. At the grave they again plighted their troth, both inspired with a feeling of religious awe. " Dues hot," whispered Arnold, embracing his betrothed with ardour, " does ant this moment of blessedness overbalance three whole years of pain ? We have attained the summit of our wishes; life bas no higher enjoyment to bestow ; it is only above that soy purer bliss awaits us!"—" All, that we could once die thus, arm on arm, heart rrii heart," sighed Elsbeth.—" Die!" repeated Arnold, " yea. oil your breast! Gracious Providence ! Ley it not to our charge, that, even its the oveillowiti„; 'f our pre sent joy, we entertain a feeling of something still higher. With grateful hearts we acknowledge the abundance of thy bounty ! Yes, Elsheili, let us pray here on our father's grave, and ofrer thansgivitig for the beneficence of Heaven !" It was a silent prayer, hut fervent aid sincere ; and the lovers reininld home is undefinable emotion, The morrow was r tine clear day ; it was Friday, and the Festival of St. Laurence. There was a bustle through the whole village ; at the door of very cottage stood youths and maidens in their holiday attire; for Veit was rich, mid every suitable preparataiii had been wade for the nuptials. Uci liug's door alone was shut, for it was Fiiday ; and it will be recollected, that he never let himself be seen on that day. The procession to the church was presently set in motion, for the purpose of e"niltietiug the joyful pair to the loveliest of all ahleitihiliee. Veit ;and Arnold's ',rumps! walked together, and shed tears of unfeigned joy, on witnessing Ilia lialiphiess of their children. Veit had chosen an open place under a large linden iii the middle of the village, for the celebration of the marriage-feast. Thither the traits proceeded whets the rites were at au end. The light, as it were, of heaven, shone from the eyes of the loriiig pair. The les , ive meal coniniutd fur several hours, and goblets crowned with Ilawers ulten rung to the toast, "• Loirg lite Arnold and his lovely bride!" At last, the new-married couple, with the two fathers, Arnold's friends, and some of Elshrtli's ceseapastions, forsook the linden for the farm on the Exerberg. The house wss liesutifully situated among the foliage which c r owils th e r o cky sheet pace tout rises out of the valley ; sod, surrounded by a circle impeller in number, but consisting of wore confidential friends, the hours flew by like mantes, for the enraptured Arnold and his The adorned bridal-chamber had also been prepared tit the farm-house, and r cheerltil evehing meal 'tood ready, under bowers of fruit -trees, with which the garden was enriched. The must costly wines sparkled in the cups of the guests. Twilight had already darkened the valley, but unuoticed by the joyful circle. At length the last faint glimmer of dry disappeared, and a tartar starry night saluted Arnold and Ins bride. The old Veit began even to speak of his youthful years, and entered so warmly into the subject, that midnight now approached, and Arnold rut ivR. MATHEWS (havin g b een out o f hi s . JR Element) will be found epee AT HOME, for the 1391 h time, on EASTER MONDAY, THURSDAY, end SATURDAY, at the THEATRE ROYAL • ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, whew he will Wive she...muse to attempt e Dereription of hie Travels is AIR, EARTH, end WATER. le Mart Third Mr. Matheme will repreeeut the Pleeeeree of a Se* Voyece ill the Putty Packet. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASYLEY'S) WESTMIN STER BRIDGE. T. E Public are most resoegtfally informed that Ibis extensive Semmes Thesis, having bees da•Moysbe IlsoaraWs asooss e eotinely Re. sive:prated. WILL EssrEß MONDAY, April IN, with • Gram, ei Mete. Drams, introducing Ilse WHOLE STUD besellifol Horses, and several NEW PERFORMERS; the whole to °meiotic with, Ist time,llll ratite') New Comic Pautotoime with extensive New Scenery, Machi n e r y, M e . dames' dears, Transformations, Dresses, Deeorntions, ka with. variety of other ENTERTAINMENTS, as will be expres-ed so fissure Rids and Advertisements. Stage-manager, Mr. W. ffirrymore. Boxes 115—Pit•24.-0•11ery Is. Doors open at Half. past Five, ansl commence at Half-past Six o'Clork precisely.—Half price as Half past Eight. Places so be take'. of Mt. Kiuloeh, at the Box-office, from Ten tiU Four o'Clock......Private Boxes Nightly. ARGYLE ROOMS. GRAND NATIONAL FESTIVAL SPLENDID VENETIAN CARNIVAL AND MAGNI- FICENT MASQUERADE IN HONOUR OF HIS - - - - - MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY. THE Nobility, Gentry. and the Public are most respectfully informed. that a Party of Gentle. area intend giving , a SUPERB MASKED FETE, under the most distinguished Patrunage, and sanctioned by the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain, Oil THURSDAY NEXT, Arril 26, 1821, on the plan of the Continental Carnivals, mid superior to any Amusements of the kind that bare hitherto been given, as it will embrace a separate Entertain ment in addition to she mual routine of Haulm-rade mallow meets : tuefrct this the above elegant suite of [Looms, which affixed every possible scope, have been engaged expressly fur the occasion, and will form a must spacious and elegant pro inrasndo. The Dour, will be throe,* open at len o'clock precisely, and at eleven She curtain of the theatre will rise to a Magical Soiree, aided by the use of the most appropriate SCOW,. which will commence (in honour of the Birth-day of his Majesty) *ills the Glee of •• Hail! Star of Bisinswiek." and anteceded by a variety of Entertainments, consisting of the most admired Ballads, Duets, Catches, (Brea, &c. sal occasionally interspersed with National Ens:mime. Fantastic Dances, Combats in complete knits of Arwinur, Balancing, roaming, and Feats of Legerdemain, by Artists of the find eminence, en Costume, arinettd by some of the principal Performers of the vairiona Theatres, in Characters of every Nation. The boiler, which will be divided iota two Perm, each of whith will be preceded by an Overture of Moaners, will tee miattemith the national anthem of " God ails the Kiesa,7 Venn awl Chenes--eteompanied by fkeeuty lostrumental Teetotalers. The Stage eif the Theatre will then be rwwerl ed into an Illorninated Orchestra, in which the Military Beads will he stationed. Appropriate Saloons will be set apart fur Clitadrilling, Wa.taing, and Country Dancing. Five templets Rands are engateJ, ineleding the Iwo celebrated Military Rands of their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Glouces ter, in full uniform, one of which will play in the entrance. The whole of the Entertainments under the direction of M►. W. Quick. Tickets of Admission it. ss. each (to inelade Slipper and Wine, with refreshments of Tea, Coffee, Jellies, len, Ike.), to be procured at the following playa:—Mr. Houkham, Mr. Fanlliner, oral Mr. Goalhow, Bond-street; Mr. Fentom's, Mr. Slodart, and Mr. Wiglry, Strand; Mr. Whimker, 75, St. Paul's Church-yard; at the principal Hotrls and Coffee. horses; at Quick sad I...ski's, Booksellers, 9, Old Broad. street, City; at all the Allasrpieratie Warehouses; Of Mr. Ressinie, Confectioner, Brownlow street, Holborn; 51r. Wright, Opera-colunade, l ay-mat ket ; at the Argyle Rooms; and fur the accommodation of the Gentlemen of Cambridge, at Mr. Nichol's, Music-seller, Market-place; and of Mr. Gifford, Music seller, Tram pington-arevi. , ••• Private Lkters for rtrwoof lbw tplruJid Esstertaitt. maul 'soy be bad ea appltratiott at any of the above pierce. A S Park-Keeper and Bailiff, ur Gaine-Keeper 4 mud Bailiff.—Wouts a plawe, • steady, :settee, middle w:l Man, wit:, perfectly undo rilausis his business, writes a g:tusl baud, is writ aespisiuted with areuttuts, mid eau be well moistures:aril. _ _ _ Apply to Mr. Peacock, Gun-maker, 17, Ckarlra•lrrrl, Gruavi rumor square, ur 2d, Diskr-.lrrell, Grukverusir-square. This day is published, 12atro. ss. Ad. boards, UNDINE; Sp4rit of the Water*: u Fairy Roomer, translated frogs tie o►igival Ceram' of Butts de Is Music Foorprr. ily GEORGE ROANE, A.B. London : Po inliol fur W. Su Akin and R. M•raloill, Sia liossere cowl, Ludgate-street; and Bell and Rradfute, EAMoburglo. EY TON. STUCK-81101LER, 4, Corithil I. awl Lonibard.steret, has to ationonee In the Pe hhe th..t Tickrta and Shares of Chances fora New Lottery, a loch will be decided 17th May, are now on Safr at I.ia ("stimuli! (plies at anpreceilentell lota Prices; viz. Ticket only 14 Guineas; Half 71.13 c; I.llarter 31.175.; Eighth 11. 191.641.; Sivreuth 20 Shillings. Eacry Ticket decides it. own foe, and no other. Fos ty-four Capitals, ineludiug Two of 11,01101. Two of 4,0001. are ware to be draws wall.* 17.1, of May. F.. EY ro N rolicila the hunt patronage of Ilse Public at his furiouate Offit , , 2, Corolull, wheie all BUSIUtaI Ia tbe Fords is tniusacted with fidelity and di.iitticb. .FETE ESSENCE of PEARL owl PEARL DENT iFoicr, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist le the Royal family, have been proved by long ex perience to Ir. sally excel, both in elegance and efficacy, worry other preparation fur the Teeth and Gums ; they ef fectually preserve the Teeth in a sound stale eveti to oil age, resider them white and beautiful without impairing the *named, fasten such as are louse, and keep such as are de cayed from beconnug worm. They likewise reader the hawk delicately sweet. warn: the Tooth-Ache, perfecily lure the I►eurvy iu the Gum., and make them grow firm and clime to the Teethr—The Easvice is particularly recons usmided to Parent* and Persoss who have the, care of ch,lii ree as the greatest ptomaines of young and trailer Teeth. Nose are genuine but what have the words, " J. Hemel, Bayley sod Blew, Cocktpurmitsel," engraved in the Stamp. Price la. oil. each. BAYLEY'. TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, fear taking Ink Spoil and Staiusuut of !Amami Linen. The u W. Bayley" us the Box and Wrapper. Also his SCOILIKING DROPS, fur taking Crease out of Bak. Stuff, Woullan Cloth, &c. price Is. each. VERITABLE POMMADE DIVINE, price 3s, 6d. the glass. Sold, Whatnot , sad Retail, ►y Illyley sad Blew, Per i/amen, Cocksrur-strut, Dodos, ::;•1 . Elsbeth eagerly awaited the end or his speech. At fast Veit concluded ; mid, with the word.. s• Good night. deer Children," *as preparing to escort them to the door of their chamber. -6-At this moment the Clock of the tither be low them *frock twelre-.a fearful hurricane arose from the depth of the valley-•=atid Hans ((tiling stood in the midst of the terrified assembly, with his countenance hideously distorted.— " Satan," cried he, 46 i release you from your thraldom—but first annihilate these Ou that condition thou art mine !" answered a *Mite *Nth issued from the howling blast."— " Thine I am, though all the torments of hell await me ! but aunthilate these A wort of fie vapour now enveloped the _hill, and Ar word, 'Veit, Sad *clients, stood trans formed into rocks; the lovers tenderly embracing each other, and the rest with their bands folded, in the attitude of prayer. " Haus Reding," thun dered a fiendish voice through the howling blest, " they are blest in death, and their soots me flown to heaven; but the term of thy contract is expired, • and thou art mine !" Hans Heiling flew from the top of the rock down into the loatuiog Eger, which hissed as it received him, and nu rye ever beheld hint more. Early on the following morning came the female friends of Elstirth, with nosegays and garlands, to deck the new-married pia ; and the whole village flecked after them. But the heed of destruction wai visible everywhere; they recognized the features of their friend. in the group of rocks t and the maidens subbing aloud, wreathed their flowers mound the stony forms of their once beloved friends. After this, precut souk Upon their knees, and prayed fur the.souls of the departed. " Peace be with them," a venerable old wan at length broke the deep silence wilt these words:—" Peace I.ht with them—they passed away in love and joy to gether—arm on arm and beast on heart they died. Be their graves perpetually adorned with fresh flowers, and let these rucks remain, as a memorial to us, that no evil spirit has power over pure hearts —that true hive is approved even iu death itself." After that day many an enamoured pair per forated a pilgrimage to Hans Wiling'. Rocks, *Li! invoked the blessing end protection of the souls ear bliss. This pious usage has died away, but the tradition still lives in the hearts of the people; and, even at this day, the guide who conducts strangers up the fearful valley of the Eger, to Hans Wiling's Hocks, pronounces the name. of Arnold and El.- brill, used points out the forms of stone into *skids they were metamorphosed, together voth the hither of the bride, and the remainder of the guests. It is reported that there was heard, ."o . ;boi t t ie•rs . sine?, • frighful and unaccountable itiaring - iiT the Eger. at the part where Hans Wiling had precipi tated himself into it ; and no one passed by at that time without crossing I • self, and couiuteuding ieis soul to the Lord. I i~~ - CORRESPOA DRACE BETWEEN THE FRIENDS OF EMANCIPATION AND MR. CONOLLY, THE CHAIRMAN 01 THU LATE CATHOLIC MEETING IN DUBLIN. 'I 1 ,~ Mr. Conolly's Letter to the following Noble Lords:— As Chairman of a very anaserons Meeting of the Roman Catholics of Dablin t which was held this day, and coaireaedi in pursuance of public advertisement, I transmit to your Lordship a Copy of the Resolutions adopted upon this occa sion. They will afford your Lordship a just view of the .cu oiliness.% excited in t►is city by the imielligence which was only yesterday received, of the success of the proceedings for oar relief in the Roam of Commons. and will give your Lordship an opportunity of assuring the rest of our Noble Friends, of the general satisfaction which this measure will pluiluce in Ireland. (Signed) JAMES CONOLLT, Chairman. Saville-row, April 11, It2l. had yesterday the honour of receiving your 'ewer of the ith, enclosing the Resohelium proposed at • very uumenins meeting of the Roman Catholics of DeWitt, held on that day, whirl' 1 have read with the truest sattsfactiou„ as iudicatistg a disposition is that Body which, if the Bill, wow appuiuted for • wood readiug in the Hussy of Lords on Monday next, should be lust there, dimwit fail to pro. suite the maces, of that ot,vsure at souse future, and, trust, nut distant period. With this view, 1 earnestly re commend tt to you to use your best endeavours, Ili the evetit of • preseut disappolutieseut, to pursue the same moderate and euuciliatury spirit to the Catholic Body. 1 have the huuour to remsiu, Sir, Your must übedieut, humble Servieni, James Cunolly, Esq. &c. Sic. GREY. Wednesday, April 11, 1921. ; 11' SlR—Accept my best thanks fur parr valuable tom muilication. Such conciliatory Resolutions are vest' likely to promote the great cause of justice sod I digtom, liberty on this side of she water ; and if, iu the 1111•111di whicb elapses between this and the sewed reeding'iss the Rouse of Lords (which is auw fixed for melt M ossr bw. instances of a iltepositsou to aeroinsuodate say ditieseuee in the detail of the sneasare should occur, 1 should not be surprised at enure than owe doubtful vole being recuurtlesl to the Bill. The ....musses of alt runirssiuu, or sober of any art of justice at all, are active in their endeavours to rape._ sent the Irish Catholics as diessiisbed with every past of thc Bill.-1 ens, Sir, %salt sincere thauks fur your attruise.: and übligiug expressiuus, your very lissiasWe Servant, VASSAL HOLLAND. April P.:, 18211. Dean SIR-. 4 have hail the honour of receiving the am. portant Reartattoos passed at the very respectable hlceliwg of the Roman Catholics of the City cal Dahlia, on Sictleallay, the 7th iustaut, accompanied by tits valuable eumeausicati,in which you were enabled to snake as Clairusau of that Meet ing, of the general satisfaction which the !wading measure will produce in Ireland, if paned into a law, by the relief which it will afford to his hisiest)'s Komau Catholic subjects. I hype feelings of satisfactiou will, of course, be grratiy iii esEseed when I can simulate to assure you, that, should the Bill iet into a Committee, the friends of the measure expert to he enabled to make such important amendments iu the D'll, as to relieve this act of grace from some of those provisiooyi which seem, at preseirt, to press with the greatest weight upon that most justly respected class Si men, mud smoti.t 1 whom nu jail grimed of suspicion mold have met etiated at any time—the Koolau Catholic Clergy. a Years, dear Sir, most truly, DONOUG II NI OR C. London, April 10, 1621. I yesterday received your clgigutig letter s , etteluttsg tbs ^7 - ",.{111111111:117% . 7 - Irl - jy-f • , • • • '• • ' '1 • ' a Pales 7d. L.