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Copts in . nhowi ;. Boa I her a wlvis HMI" lowu r bine), The . Me Performances tombarealum..rte int Saloon Itre. ' F oe I P . IV . ' Mr. Tbc new Currie Pasitunsinse called Tho North-West Pas sage will be repeated every Evening. On We.luesday, The Lord of the Manor: Trueniore, Mr. it sham. Giovanni in Dubli■ will be prodoced on Monday, the 13rth inst. SArnti-110Y AL, COY RN. THIS EVENI NG. MONDAY, January 8, will ler performed the Musical Drama a 11 - 1 E ANTIQUARY. - Jonathan G'.cileack, Mr. Lislosi ; Cease, Mr. Blasrh.rd ; !elver, Mr. Diiiuset ; Sir Aribur Wardwar, Mr. Chapman; Yabr °chiller, Mr. Emery; Lord Glenallaa, Mr. Connor; Hamm Nl•laryre, Mr. Abbott. Miss Isabella Wardioarr, Mom hisph. us • Miss Gruselda °Whack, Mrs. Davenport; 16speth ter ilie Cniisbieraforn, Mrs. Fameit. After which, Ifils time,* new Geared and Comic Pantomime, tailed HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Yauderinam (afterwards Peals lures), Mr. Banter; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover), Vim Grierti Young Morley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Mar; Mrliaseul (afterwards Columbine), Mica E. Marten ; •Itittsb (-afterward% Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors lo be opened at Half-past Sic u'Clock—tbe Play to begin al .fcreti. • Boxes, 7o ; Second Price, 3s. 64.—Pit, Si. 6d.; Second Price, 4s.—Gallery, Sts.• Second Price, Is.—Upper Gai ney, lls.; Seetnid Price, Placer for ohs Buie, to be lakes of Mr. lirandow, at the Boa-Office, Mraii..airect, from Tess till Pour. A Prisale Boa may be bad for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the llow.Office. The new Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated every Ereuing. TO•111WIf OW will be produced, Ira these, a new Tragedy called Miraudula. • 11011RIgell . AMILHIANTES. " The law anew, it."—r(Sbeksppertre.), . , Txprat ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, IMAM). THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Jauunry 8, 1821, and every Eveniag till further metier, PART I. AN ADDRESS, To be spokes by the Knave of Clubs. After which, "SHADOWS TO-NIGHT" (Shaker-err), after the manner of Les °sabres Ch sea An immoveable Mawr roach in a fmr-vatanding Mill at the rate of right miles -11M1 Neer ! anti a Ceilfl u( Justice in a mist—with a moving trial. A VOCAL ENTREMETS. Part 11—DOCTOR FAUSTUS IN LONDON. HARMONIC 01.1. A PODRIDA. Part 111—GUY FAwKEs. A Military Hand will preform between the Parts. MEDICAL senora, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITA I THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES at this SCHOOL will be COM MENCED on THURS DAY, January 18. On the THEORY sad PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. Due. On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER NIrTIIII. Ow tie THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. Anttnarray. On CHEMISTRY and MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. Hue. On MIDWIFERY, by Dr. Gomm. PRACTICAL ANATOMY and DEMONSTRATIONS, by Mr. STANILiII. Fruitier par I 'tutus any he obtained by application at the Apothecary's Shop or the Hospital. rjIHE LORDS of• the TREASURY'. high approbation of oar New Year's Lottery is folly este-sited by that of the Public, who view with surprise the oullarilil Mil Number (in this Schema) of NINE Prizes of 01,0001 earls is 1189,0410 Atoo, 66b0 of 20001. &e. kc Making, in Money and Consols—ClB4,olo And attlion7h we have paid their Lordships a large Extra Sem per Tidies for these unprecedented advantages, we have out truly resisted the price of Tickets and Shares, but else Blanks are leas than Half, and /As Prises ore increased la DOUBLE what any former Scheme could have contained. —The Drawing begins 23.1 January. whets TII R EE PRIZES 21,0n0/. each will be received EXTRA by 'ha Fifth Prize, oud when the Purchaser of a Slagle Ticket may obtain TWO Pews of 21,000 f. each. Highly as our former Schemes have been estimated, we trust the merits of this exceed them all, and we hope to be a, fortunate for our friends as it' One Lottery last Contract, "Oren 3. & J. SIVEWKIGHT, No. 37, Ccontsill; 11, 1 .0. n ; cud 38, Haymarket, Sold ALL the Prizes of 20,0001. Calm:roily kept on sale for the accommodation of the Pub lic, by Mr. It. Johnston, 68, Condoll, and Mr. Slope (lam Bacon and Co.) ISO, Oxforil.street. - 11111OUTOR SOLO w.ION'S CELEBRATED ABSTERGF.NT LOTION, au elrectaal •Cture for Lreptious nu the Face and Skin, particularly Pimple", Bl u t d' es s Tellers" Ringworms, Tan, Sombreros, Freckle', hhing;• s. Prickly Heat, (tranvia of the Nose, Neck, Arm*, Ise. and fur Scurbotic and Cutaneous Eruptions, bring the must valuable •csissiaitiun and appendage to the trokt ever vilerttl so the Nubility awl Gentry ire the United Kingdom. Aho, those highly-esteemed toeiLcoses the CORDIAL )BALM of GILEAD, for Nervous awl Coosomplive 4.1.4 rte. awl the ANTLIMPFAIGINEw, or SOLOMON'S I l itt ) PN for Scorbutic and Oilier .!isorders originating from a rousted •late of the blood and lymph—Price Its pre hnitie, or four in one family bottle for 335. a ills the words " S4llll. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved un the stamp. ••• Pativ.is an remitting a Oise Pound Note may receive as sunsi , by directing their letters (pustlaid) to the talent of Dr. S. 8010111. M, Gilead Howe, near Liverpool. EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. Cornhill, sod Corner of Regent-street awl Jersnyn.street, Si. James's. TFiE Directors respectfully submit to the rob. lie the advantages ,n Pavanes insured at these Offices. The tenets are unusually liberal, with the benefits of every other Office combined. The payment of rent in allowed to sufrevers by Are, without say isterease of prestige ; we charge is 'made for policies; no responsibility can be in. curved as in pertnership societies, wherein every one is liable to lows to the extent of his whole velocity. Life Insurances effected oil the same equitable terms. — Christmas Policies should be renewed tallith, fifteen days. B E ETH A Si, Secretary. r r illE Ladies of she Nobility and Gentry sire J. most respectfully informed-that the SHOW ROOMS of the Inventors awl Introdocers of the muck-admired BEATER and COATING WRAPPING CLOAKS are at this cold sessrin furnished with every deseriptiou of those comfortable Garments, made in the well-known superior forms and qualities which have produced that high celebrity bestowed by thousands of Purchasers in the Show Rooms of the Woollen Drapery Warehouse, F. THOMPSON (tete Clementson and Thompson), 344, Oxford-.true,, opposite Great Portland-street—Established A.D. 1750. LORD BYRON'S WORKS. A NEW Hiid very beqtrifolly printed Edition CR et LORD BYRON'S POEMS, comprised in S Inds. foolscap Bvu. price 355. is just published by Join. Murray, Albeissaele.sireet. ""IFlMllkyrlewe~bassilliaatoato La Wowha, oalyaweil by Heath after Westall'. Desires, are mold separately, Sea. itert. 150. a New Edition of THE DIARY of an INVALID. being the Journal of • Tone in pursuit of Health, is Portugal, Italy, Swilrerland, sad France, in the years 1817, 1818, 1819. Pi HENRY MATTHEWS, Egg. A.M. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Priutirg fir JAN; al orray; BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Wasebouse,lo77 Strand, corner of the &worst," London. JOHN BURGESS awl SON, beirtK optimised of the numerous endeavours made by many pereens to impose a spurious article fur their make, feel it incumbent apsa skein to request lite attention of the Public, in par chasing what they conceive to be the Original, to o bserve the Name sad Address corresponds with the abuse.--the general appearance of the sputiuus descriptions will deceive the uu guarded, and for their detection. J. B. mid Son submit the following Cautions: some are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine," hut without any Name or Address—some " Bargees'. Essence of Ancliovies"—others " Borgia's"— and many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years hosioared with such distiuguished approbation, (eel every sentiment of respect towards the Public, and earlimtlysso. licit them to iaspect the Labels previous to purchasing what liwy.cooceive to be of their make, which they hope will pm. vent msay disappointments. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general pnepoies, bating given such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them, mod is recommended as a most useful and cuoveitiett Sauce—will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, &mail, corner of the Savoy-steps, Loa don—(The Original Fink-Sauce Warehouse.) SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RF.LIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DERYs, Craven-street, Stroud, December 8, 1820. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. f s. d. H. R. Reynolds, F.sq Ann 10 10 0 Robert Barclay, E.q 2l 0 0 Charles Stanhope, Esq Geo. Jenuer, Esq. per Seesaw., A. 2 2 0 Mr. Joseph Harrison A. 2 0 0 R. P. Glyn, Esq A. 2 2 0 John Mangles, Esq. A. 1 I I) James Mangler, Esq A. 1 1 0 The Rev. Doke tame, per Messes. Hoerr.... A. 2 2 4) llonourahle A. V. Version, per ditto A. 1 1 0 0. V. (Four Benefactions) per ditto It C. 1.. per ditto Mrs. Autocrat, per Whitmore sod Cu. ...... A. 3 3 0 Mr. Hutchinson, rer ditto C. R. per thaw E. H. per Dorrieu anal Cu. F. J. per To essurer /7514 0 Direbarced and Relieved from various Prisons 1401)rl.luis, lur ills sum of. rais 4 it Considered lbs Cases of ........fl Petirforsers, Approved.... Referred fur ammeters jrried And considered Beuef■etiona are received by J. Camden Neild, Fog Oho T rer, Clique-walk, Chelsea; ■lsn by bleas►e. Herrin", Farquhar, and Co St. Jamea's.st reel ; M fluor's, Fleet. street ; Massa. Whitmore and Cu. Lombard-street ; Mn•rs. Cocks'', !ledge, and Co. Ch fining- ; Messrs. Damien and Co. Fiisch.lane, Cuenhill; Messrs. Hatomeraky•, Pall-mall, MOSUL Verna and Cu. 77, Lombard-street; and by Mr. Gout. well, the Stcrclary, Nu. 7, Craven-evert, Strand, mime ilia Nooks may be seen by thins rho are int:limed to support ibis Charity. thin the crimes be proved. and as the proof . is at tended with immense difficulties, the decision of the, causes cannot be accelerated, and they beg the Geditaniaiis to pity tl•eir situation in seeing them continually surrounded with persons arrested who demand their liberty in spite of the laws. They rnnciu•le by requesting the Municipality to point out a single instance of weakness which merits the displeasure of the public, unless it he an unwilling ness to condemn without trial and without regard to the laws which defend us, declaring if this be weskiiess there does not exist a body of municipal officers more week and more•uujust than the Muni cipality of Cadiz. It had been asserted that passports to leave Cacho ' had been given, within three few days, to wimp persona who did not think of asking for them; bat it is certain that no passports have break, made out, except at the desire of persons who required to leave the city for their interest, their conve nience, or their health. The good patriots should, therefore, mske themselves easy, and be assured that they will receive sto passports unless they ask for them, since those who issue them desire the con stitution without esdilition or diminution—the cots. ' stoutiou wily, but the whole constitution. DECEMBRx 40. The chief clerk of the office of the Secretney to • the Perlistuesit of Naples, Don Tiberio has written to the clerk of the Secretary to otse,i Cortes. requesting information respecting the ors*y nixatiou ut that attire, in order to form his views in, the'same manlier. It ',spews to us that this repel which foreigners thew for oar institutions, ought lb flatter every man who has Spanish blood in hit vein,. A friend at Alicant writes to us • kn.,: dattd the 16th, in which he complains in strong 1 terms of the totallint. lijsroSectsets to the ever''a. coerce of the Me/Wert-mind against the arsredii..' lions of pirates. Why, he asks is not the order giveb • by the Government fur this purpose, put in exec*. lion ? An armed brigantine was ordered to sail from Cariliagena, and croise about Cape Gate, ace, It did in fact sail, after three corsairs, covered , the Meiliterronean with consternation, bloodshed, and mourning. But now where is it ? In the front of Cartliagena, while in the sight of the port a brigantine openly and audaciously cruises unmo lested, which is called an Insurgent privateer, but is in reality a ferocious amid bloody pirate, pre pared to commit any species of atrocity, rein forced by two vessels which it has taken; the wen.. Gels which quietly carry on the coasting trade of the Mediterranean, fall into its power; it robs and plunders even the smallest ; it burns some, sinks others, acid barbarously commits the greatest ex amen end cruelties, and this with impunity and at pleasure, in the very sight of a national establish ment, where an armed brigantine remains idle, iak . which the unfortunate navigators cud the indus trious trader in vain depended. On the Bth December the crews of seven cap tured vessels arrived at Almeria. It is singular that we did not see any insurgent privateers in the• Mediterranean till after the mouth of March, when the constitution was happily proclaimed in all Spain.—(4llireellanea, December 21./ MADRID, DECEMBER 22. We are assured that twelve or fourteen persons Wive been arrested, accused of plots spinet out iu•titutioos. It appears that the Judge of the First Instance at Burgos, solicits permission to come to Madrid, to communicate in person to the Govermuent some import4ot information respecting the eery compli cated stiiir which is now under examination. DECEMBER 23. We can announce as certaio, that the news of the events which took place in Portugal in the month of August, and of the wishes of the Loci binion people. reached Rio de Janeiro on the 19th October. His Most Faithful Majesty hastened to recognise the legitimacy of these wishes, to ap prove the convocation of the Cortes. and to au thorise the formation of ■ constitution, which, as soon us it is finished, he desires may he transmitted to him, that he may invest it with his Royal unc tion. His Majesty adds, that when this step is taken, he will determine whether he will return in person to Lisbou, or send one of the Princes of his family. There is a report of a movement at Zamora, in opposition to the institutions which govern us. It uok place as the local militia were going to take the oath and to receive their colours. We are ig norant of the particular.. Patroles traversed the tows', and maintained order. The Municipal Junta of Health has published a notice to the inhabitants of Madrid, stating, that as the yellow fever at Cadiz laud Xeres de 14 Frontera has entirely ceased, the precautunis prescribed by an order of the 7th Sep tember are now unnecessary. ISLE OF LEON, DECEMBER 15. Nlre have good reason fur saying that the cele years venous circumstances , ..greatly diminished the artvant•gea of this branch of itulustsy ; but there was a si statit hope of• an improvement, when news was received of the capture of six or seven vessels laden with cotton, by en American Insur gent privateer. The quantity of . cotton chick the privateer has taken is 500 hags—an irreparable loss for a small population. whose resources . are limited, and who have eitiff-red so many and serious disasters. The indignation of these people is at its height in seeing a virtue inrush fur three or four mouths in the middle of the Mediterranean the Spanish nation, which, though great in so many respects, has not means to chastise a corsair or to protect its commerce. It sp. pear. by accounts from Almeria, that this privateer is fmsn Santa Margarita. and has only Ire guns end 50 men. It is certain that this privateer has , taken several vessels besides the seven we have po sitive information of. The merchants are under the cruel necessity of suspending their expeditions,. because they can find nobody to insure their goods--or, if "they do, it is at such high pre miums :la to take away all the profit. It ii la.. mentable thst no protection should be afforded to • such'i►npottzsnt interests, when the taxes we paid with such puuctuality.—(Miscelluarea, Dec. 45 ) PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, JANUARY 3. The 5 per Cent. Consols were yestercloy 79f fr.; Bank Actions, 1,440. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. FINANCE. . • • The Minister of Finance rote to present two pro jects of law to the Chamber. • '• Gentlemen," said he, •• the provisional seeseipt • of the six-twelfths which have been ordered for the • preceding years, must also take place in 1821, that the public service should meet no interruption. 'until the dispositions of the new law of finance• shall be put iu force ; in the mean time it is also' necessary to open a credit for the Government, for defra)ing the public expenses. s• We cannot but express our regret at beingsgain compelled to have recourse to this provisional mea-. sum, which is particularly demanded this year by the necessity of the case. It will be• always in dispensable until the moment shall arrive for effect.! lug the change in this respect, which is so nue- . venially desired.•• The first project of law was read. Louis, Ste. Art. I. Provisiooally, and considering the delay expo. rimmed in the completion of the rates of 1821, the first six twelfths of the laud -tax, and of the. were upon property personal and moveable, and of those derived from triodes's: l doors. and patetits, shall be collected secordier to the rates . of 18.0. Art. 2. Until the promulgation of the new law of Gainer,. all the other tales shall be received is 1821, according to . the laws enacted for the service of 1820. Art. 3. There is also opened provisionally a credit of. 200 millions, in be divided among the several departments of the Ministry, according to the 'moralities established,. iu 1820. The Minister of Finance then addressed the Assembly on the •uhjrct of the other column•, nicution :-- GeNTLEMEN—The presentatiOn of the budget. ought to be preceded in every year by an account: of the disposition of the grants inade in former. budget.. It is when the Chambers are placed its the situation of ascertaining the limper disposition of former credits that they are called upon to de. termine respecting those which are proposed to be opened. " Before submitting to you the budget prepared . for the service of the year 18111, 1 ought to present to 3ou an account of the state of previous budgets determined on the Ist of October last. These are, as you know, divided into two classes; one cons. prising the space from September 1801, to January . 1810 ; the second from January 1810, to January 1816." The Minister then developed the amount . of the arrears sccnmulated from these several budgets, and stated the mode of paying them severally, as was provided in the laws of the last year. He next proceedea to attic the circumstances that rendered necessary the establishment of certain credits fur the use of the several departments to cover the arrears of some former years. " The expenses of the department ofJustice," he observed, "cannot be estimated with precision; they 'snarler, same Out for t•srr. :t s COM prortie fret of i,396,i5s to Ast6 Nrie. wioicimpeiter homes eiiiiimw. sustain a loss of site millions. A sum of 11 millions will be further necessary for completing the final adjustment of our financial affairs up to the Ist of January, 1820. The actual receipts of the several sources of revenge for the service of the year 1819, fell skint of the estimates by the sum of 18,834,000 fr.—(A movement of astonishment on the left, and on the extremity of the right side.) " In fins., Grntlemen, we now propose to you I'LL regulating the budget of 1819 — Is Receipts Is Expellees.. Leaving disposable the saga et.. 4,458,745 which will be applicable to increase the reserves of the year 1821, and will enrich still further the still more abundant resources which the services of the year 1820 will leave disposable." In the course of some further observations, the Minister said— " Every thing tends to the diminution of our ex penditure. E►e►y department °four public charges is submitted to the very active principle ofecononty. The funded debt is constantly diminishing by the operation of the sicking lurid ; the floating del.t and pensions by the decrease of individuals ; the mass of administrative expenses by the drily sup pression of those which are not indispensable. " Perseverance in the system of order and ten nomy, which has produced such happy results, de pends for the future upon ■ will of which we are the masters, since the King has re-established the States of the Notion (lei Etats de la Natiotij to their ancient rights—r Commuting agitationf—aiiil has constituted them the framers of the piihk: prosperity, in submitting to them the vote of im posing taxes.—(4 lively interruption.) A voice from Me left.—What do, 3ou mean by the word dais° There are no etats. A voice from the right.—Don't interrupt. A voice from Me ce•t►e.—The Ministers speak in the name of the King ; they must not be Inter rupted. M. de Lames.—The Ministers must tell us what they mean by the word etas. A voice from the left—Etots is not tie Charter. That is a word borrowed flora she old regime. 'The President called the Chamber to order, and the Minister in • few words cow:luded kis speech, and rend the projects of laws for regalatin l r the services of previous years, and opening supple mental credits for arranging them to the lolluwiug► amounts : Fruiter. One for supplying certain arrears from 1819 3,223,175 For the Minister of Fieauce 6,000,0 0 For the Minister of Foreign Affairs For the Minister of the Interior 646,090 The credit of 36 millions fixed in July 1819, is augmented by Far the Minister of War For the Minister of Marine 11,981 M. Cassimer Perrier complained of the tire of the word dots, which gave rise to some confrision, but the Chamber at length resolved Oita ti e projects of law presented by the Minister of finance should be printed, ■nd referred them to the bureaux.—Adjourned. PARIS. JAMI/ARY 4. The King yesterday after Mass transacted bu siness with the Duke of Richelieu and 'the Minister of the Interior. The opera of Le Noz:e di First o w ill be pew. formed on Monday at the Italian 'Theatre Royal, fur the benefit of Nlademoiselle Nuldi. L evassew . after a long absence, will appear in the Coitus At ntavivo. The Chamber of Deputies 'net yesterday in the Bureaux to examine the project of a law presented ia the sitting of the preview thiy, for the provi. sional collection of the six first twelfths of ,he thiell of 1821, on the rates of 1330. After the 'tumult. (lots they proceeded to name their Cosnmi.sionel Five per Cent. Como'sou the 3d instant • so r. 5 e. Bank Actions, 1,455 f. it AIME', DKCESIIIIVR 14. In the sitting of the Parliament of the • he Committee charged to examine tlakact of accusa- --- ---. ^.'" . ".414.1M1N1T11....M1N=41. ' • -. ..11, -- --- - - ---- 7---- • • , k ~_ _ .. _ / i tA , • N ..t ...t • - < • —"I V ' . 1 r - , • • lt• '.• . • , _ . . It. ' .0 i:. , •i • vr, ; I ;a. , ... . v. , w • . . 1 4,- .t.f .41 • ~ ••... dill' . . 4 5 • •• A ' ri" .. I . + L . 1 i kit la. -... jo e 2 1•3 1 / 4 ... ' , Ir. • - . t . • - • .. ...' .. t • s 1 i 5 ...... • ~....., . —. • • . • • 4. 4 , • . . I ! . ti i . ? .. .i „....... • _ . ' —... -, •-: . )- • , Nuttiest% tr64b. • , ''- -s" r." '' r 1,, 4 . 1 I ~,x , , • • • LONDON, MONDAY, JA ,• M • .. Y 8,18 n. J' .. . . . ' Pftsca 7d. _ . _ . . _ _ ~ „.. . . . - , . , ESCHEW:teIt BILL 001)11CP.; JaltgraaT 4, lilt. This day Is pol.listwil, fuelltitOPlCHNO PE '. '' • 4proSpit ofi l it.of the I Otli of March swillogras, be .. in 1111110 . Isji the stem of 547,000 frau , i _, ~.1, n• NEVER ACTBD.O . " - L'lloll ,/el E • UOUG Et . alk, • Little MN THISTRiti•ItOYAL, Ilaflaraddillia. • • .4 Ll.' Eacfseq' ner tills dared in the Months of of Ca We can also *Willi AI. "illiliate ""reposed 4. 1 . the Minister of Kaisence, Also: ••ii. • - THIS EVENING , MONUA v.- ailllammry Ps 211 k Nivegabor Oisit. - Deeeiolier%; ISM; and lesser, sod , . of this province hes . %tipsiness undertone in the course of the *atilt hi s sisjeite's /kneels w il l Ferthem(brot doe) a low Telageary. lOW, „wrath Ille lowest dee therraili will b° paid l."4° K.—L _ :—._ *Prin i_..—•--4 -ell (6r Joh : ' '1 . '41" . 4., t ,6111.1141 fr ilit i.-_L ' • 1 im itill.lialr___ fun : . at riiverss f Isis ate u ff ud tti i zati l l p i l t: it tit a a rie etrill•O upk of 41.• , for the buildings in dis one de Ricoh. our. I it liwtercio, called • ' ' 'it' or on the :nth stay of January instates. when the Inierert QUSELESS PQ Q. re foluONDag sivNtAl.To. - - WIN tease; smelt rum will Ile rreelied deity (Holiday" ••• itONENOUSE. El* . -Atte , . mid PICA- : 44111weell o its order to inform, his lincellawey tee, b 7 Moab fronee t the credit filpenod foi Th e pr i n cipal Charattero b 7 M;" 1 ". liol“ON m Oti l d r ee t ritrPO") ( 4 111 "" 6.410 ° ( k """"*. "P" l ' i ' ml us i l i a "": ll RD'S BREH'EWY, to twain.' . allialable dot Mai- iirpoetiies tho 'Tensity *ad erpaerty of Orme plastee., 480/14 In g them. The peed* of r_kbo.iaitreet truer _ ru „„ r, Brum l ey , $ 4 ,,0 1 r,1, Routh , Mrs. Egeftlik wire. net 44th day of Jartary, at this Ogee, wiser* . t re . o ..__ . lee Arms, are open to receive J . 111/0116010mal'orrrareeyridget. I, Ap i pl i pi um w i t o t h e i n t en ti cr , p r p l a i n ow e law %Lyr a e. sidt;ol . ni j o i iensue .., i i i t uhur , t . 44 . 04 estinisit, • •. 4 •,•• ••• • ' he obtained, cooransitig instrortioirs for arrangang the MINI. tV. pert. . , Slued by order " " Ire, The prologue to b e sp „k cp h y m r . c ri ppi t liky*B"E .. , ii, we The hearers nest elighsrew each BM with their cama s stew • • IY. . Min Roo. 'Jr. : .iiiir-i.upliev. iA , ti!. iffor,, •,,_ • , . • i t Ihsd been calcallitod. To compromise few sure., nod write their omen and resiilences at the betty& LI. Mrs. Fttniir .• : - Coetasittre-roote.ll, Peoltry, mi. , / . ;the ettfittablief,'", l its iFint.,ll4' eltf PiPqmg • P . ' tleilciao7 a credit is necessary of i,30.15e To condole watt., Ittli lime, a eesillehMltielme of reels List ; snot where the amines of Holders are inserted .... - .• .----cr.- 5 -1, 1,0 desimiis teAl ill c"iciefigiftg Ow wise, op( . '. ' • . 11611141 6° .. Mil • i44 ,l l § l4 Lh er .-,. i n 141 ,1 14 1 1 :1101 6111 . 111 . 7 - .•• i °7 4 4 1 1 ::. a♦ • sem more important is required from you In -trartioroune, tidied - is BOON Hie Reams, awl Wog ,staelt Rehberg, assist tares" . - - .- - - 7 - 7 ---- V - f ' ... , THE NORTHATIJIT PAIIRARE; vasty obtai• their eisilsweroseets. The Bearers smut silted . FORE I tiN I Iti 7'lllLiAlill 1 NCI. • ' without is, snotty times wit s head = p I Tat lIM "1 Pei . y Or, 44 attLERVIN 11101)1111APR. to give receipts for the paysteett. IVith entirely nivs Brew P, MM.', Iblaehlerry, Decorations, p arm , Wray h e Dbisio4, if reluiod, prtrinot , o die. • • without knowledge,' hot' sloaya - OW a vehement ,onver the lasses ocusodued by the Treasury-in 1816 .: 'desire VI err it finished. The vitiates' Ittetsce, and . 41.d .,,firers %fo s r asui the ar esshei tme ste ro. :er as e s : g i l l: , .. e n -C sid ity c a j_ Per .ti t i ll i; Tricks, lac. Mill Sikh slay of /smeary. epee 'envie( the Bills for /1111101110 1 SPANISH P4PAIt t l, modahlposear, Mr. Ray- estlise one day prior to that us which suet payment is --- . __, ... •• 7 N: ~L. ~,; 4lietsrisosseri theinielres, are humeri, no roe ~-.•. Captain of she Herta, Mr. Vieille; i; Eleitiawa in, Mr. Willsoott ; Toting Boleisgaias (after. geoid. Catitt..pacommiu 11,. jai/Wino of •'essure which has so Oily excited • crod • ~,,i. 11.4 f lequier), file. Bologna ; Bengston*, Mr- Elliott ; New Billo,•bnarlig an. Utmost of Two-oettre lof 0 7 2 . 0 •1 An Address has been p ublishidll•Gai 4* Jusi g" the cririosire of bed' our non 'sullen sind OeigOtts. It is of the same nature as that of 98,4 to.ogy .., lown mcsouthby. Esquimau: Girl (afterwards Colons- epee every Use Hoodred Pommels, std f isted the said of the First lossisosce of this City' so its illoonioln . a /40 , 4i 1 ; s1 int • t i m k - d o f Nam. granted in June 1818. ou the budgets. of day of January, easy b. Obtained in whole or is part pay. trnetant loon in • towg oist 1817 and 1818, for sunder .adeagees, in whiehoehei ins.), 'Miss Tree. tothobiteuts. to II ispel 11w visiialarigrigieessitsme whir* Grenurla has OA suffered a tetzrble loos, which The Doors will he spewed at Half-past fat °Moat, sell 0000 . tor Presietood. oPoo l'e•tOot dot finale: 4 Ilalsbasi on Ho Lelia. delivered ow or bvfeso Ow odd 14tbday of January, the oatioiripality may have es Lt P e on such Eveisishe COMMelf“ at deem.f.ao4PßOlCllol4° desitAblied wish conmeruatinsc Bumf families. It is departmental of the kingdom shored. The Immo MOM Ogilloaohaset Mr. Rodisall, i* the Reims& of the atlakh new Rills, with tbi Interest oo the BM s eartitag./9 by the observe' tuns contained •• • Wit hogisweit us she 1111th.der of Jonorseg. ' - Iliell kiwis. that amt.& iwaraerst sisa=inge ite lime oalmisteamt et Paris sailest 1 0 24 milb ooo 'shorn of the Theatre. to the King, reapecting die ' o f O n * ta il istipi r p eo r gil l ..a. liala NW& .tika: W. 80,-1111 Bache/10r Bins dated prier to Noveotber, „,, .11.11"esier • bbilf,"ii - glittilagrisiikligab paid a; Private Bests ems map hit` obtained for the Ereoing of rut! justice. They protest that they det.ire'nutlsing f source u gr.* rie es o the in la tants. Of late t At t • I bi Jr. Rodent", al the Box -Ogee. 18t11, have boos advert boell to he paid elf • but to execute the taws; hut us pnniplanelit requires , • 1 to tl d • i t • s b ed millions of th!e, by white the Treasury will slit "....- -... v....ie. PAniomisse called Thii North-West Pas- ~_ _ i__ _,___ t __ ______ i ___ . I. _ ____ .s . .... 1 3ears curious circumstances i gres y las ii zok , _.. _,~. -~-'~+ -,.~.. • iR • -- sm. t ~~ - s --~ Mod _ ~ • 10Ilk - -;. ,~ I 0 Mill I This day is published, price 3s. TuE .tODEHN CHURCH : n Satirical rves. ; comprisiug Sketches of some Popular and Unpopular Preachers. By JOHN LAURF.NS BICKNELL, F.A.S. Printed fur T. Cadell, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edin burgh. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, ORIGINAL MISCELLANIES, in Prose and Verse, Sim. pries es. in boards. i