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DIM A RDEON GOO DLUC K, wool Co. the imperial l uzs V y , of universal aws — a. Judge the' a, teeth . . 'caLtitikkr . 4... , s • • : r *ptii 28, . f• • N coneequence of the crowded state of the is r egro w* p m 4 w t o ppeoar lagee d to t h e utteat ta a isliat eyes of wonder all this woe swettoyed by mi l lobo linA I ". Mrs . •* 41. 71 N'All,Zi r gagt g,,,1e - drt• - -111 r Vega of Gallery during the merest week, and the interest which of their' Fries* :Z i r Psi*, the Scheme or th e St a te but of yesterday, as it were, emerged frog" Os solitvit r. ; i - •. ,• has been oir generally smelted by the peewee Exhibition. it Lottery, *hi& la dm 'tia tulirely novel plan. otillaese of a British valley-who had hem, aoromoised ail; . *to. will cooties* OPEN 1.11 SATURDAY NEXT, the 64 TICKET lalllANcltil are tally 141. 141. each, illy fife to consider us among the most impreasilsof %brad ... • (Frill 4 rim touiaripirisr:l .: .•- I' ptiatd by Mints,, Of May. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. SIXTEENTH CHANCES 20s. spectacles, the casual passage of a few scorns all Woo* • . ad ira►heti Agree lb proportion, 4 • +- 4 01Itt - fril -.0 a , .7' :7- • through some dark alley of a wood, or awe willege 49 :l ll Oy" M i T p u lta 1-...1:.- ea.- 4 • • tell ip - be oh :d vows, Decors. Admittaoce Is...Catalogues Is. each. All the Chasm.* se SAM most be decided ow the Vint burbsfikiss. ": c i Yotoevewa werfi. 11 31 11 PP IN IS • i , * 4 ,0 The Gantry will, be Re-opened about As middle of Day of Drawled , the 11th MAT, wbeu 4,007 Friars will Tadao Itinspelf was already preli m ', m i t St 'ootria,,' , tia art t r ik " 1 11Pdfillirltfillfileg.ilie MajclliY!2 isiklivltY ' • A ;Et. May, with a Collection of Upe finest Worked,* Amaral he drawn, , ' din .• sown, at • Imp( from the canopy ever his ivory. chair 14IP• he - tlift. , :' t " 4 ; 3 41414120.intlikigi by, 0 3 " fid ll l 4 N e W"'"" 4 " ' gulsbed from the other Osseo! that sate over at* i•H4 • I grand serious Dealers. 2 - Peters tof ad. Albert will • _ _.. Forty ethos Capitols ; tali, acreribelcsa, and of a sorely very isis imariplwene. jestio iau.ll:animiblieZhie: -"o,ovnir,dts.iitjtilaieoryi.isiiinelyodiai:kirinaig,itrutatpa,trureuf77No.,,,,,:,,,,,,,,.,,347..:r4i.r:,:a.4lo,:, tad 8,..., Cu - iv xri t RITION of the RATTLE of WA- And the holderstthe Poet tOti Numbers drawn on that ac mea co u rd o i u m r it ; t gr o : s v e r„ t oml ike s sesa tio w sl hi ln y igei ou //,.... ... . country. The J 1.2/ TER 1 / 10 is an ALLEGORY, painted for the Diree- _ Ay, will have a 4•ollser chanc e o f tors of the British Institotios, by JAMES W MN . . ' S ..• it. Frimm of • £20,200 medals sod statues!' • 0 0 4 t il Mr ' K.A. 160 3S feet by 21 fret, I. row opine, 'at dot ; 1 4 4,1p0k sway wher Prizes The eithibitioa concludes with die death .of . a h h i ri at J6e . 44 ,,,,". 34 ? 1 , 1 P_ ff i, ce .; the , A, C I ", ! els . r il s a ll ''.l , , ~! : •t . jobsiTiilfireilltz.siiimtiosio=ereit, T fbr i ck el ef :V . l l : o 4 lB ,6 fa ie W h ; Tl u irz,of which a noble descript . Lee A" If drawn ._. :-- .; 7 ! .. nail, Piccadilly. , . and 11111 mitre)* simile* %easels ID ',edit L t o * de Admission 15..-Catelogoe Ad. AN R. i Descriptive Catalogue, with Etched Oetlitti,Vatli . ." ' ' NICINARINION.- • OGODLOCK, aol Co., at their Old areas was perfectly vacant wore I beim down ch i p , and led with Colours. and at •.) , :e o'clock ups/wit; but in a short lime a single old m aw , wh o , as ' fired the mild 'elete• The other shi p stag in the ~. r. April 28, . •et 7 Roballia told we, had, with.' doubt, kiesfuosil guilty a : im tw l e d iv h e ar o ir ci u u r ck illso ,6. ti:• ,, rl:4 ir th e r il i t r p ar k 7 r :4 l l4.i i ii; , ~ .•,, 4 / 7 : 41 . 1 " 1 1": 4 THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR THE 1111..: Mt AN. . NAG EnENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE ~ ; ... ~,,- ;, .•, .**i:• ••11...- ~ -4144-"'"i mi ni . -- S -7- .. 4 w , ''' ' ' w ee : 2o2B "floirw.ioliutus.2ll2,l"44oll4:ed.%l4was l ed. it r rIIIMS 'II . II II br rcld i A tl i tea d and princijust` *444, aid dint pinlieeiteb . • . " ''u' p r i es cagiand , " "LITERARY FUND. ..' - ... :."-autiosa ./7; 6 6 , ... . , i• 4 7 ••• 1 11 , . • ' '''. ..iiir ' aborkillt 1 12422 1 628 seeds's"' liier're* o4 4' 1 "" 411 1 4 lim to Leith. The 4' 'd' ' ' •1' • hr . d d e guar fp,iai, K oss meat leg tease I Whiltymereed ANNIVERSARY of this The., _ . _ __l.. ._ . . , - 4 . 1 " e Wm , the sittd„,.• . The f7e• oft this malettleter refuseditt • Stellisis• .* Wet ItTY,, !be object of *hid is to Relieve Asthma, WON. ITlnn. -iteAltOtstabll . 1 111111%1111; arm to look steadfastly nu the objects around lom, a nd it to new uniforms, and t.harnera. Ire. entirely hoe, . • Binod, La'aidosi. ..• .;. •• seemed to use,th a t he had p ro b a bly h ero m ar Tea g ue ,' i t , gsve the procession a eery . Nue effect. .Goitle. Sad* 'sod Ow Families of deceased Authors, in their Distress, . • .• some dark place, so grievously did the dazzling splendour The principal mode of celetraling the oresition. doe Tab, lino. will be held in the FR E'EIIASOPOF HALL, Great Slams- litey'll Pit hr the Are. and ureantise• SS Ibilti itias'a dime -a...-sr____ .._ a__.. ___. __•• . -- - re el_ lieterbias'. hada i1..1A. .... • k.. .......—.I Till? oan• er . .Nvisquis 5740, . 4rINCIIi 11111447111111. r.IS EVENII4O,•IIATURDAY, Will be perforated, Ressisi's strimes Opera lL TANcREDE. Between the Arts, a DITERTISEMEt4T. After Hee Opera, the sew Grand Rollo, composed ' Deriesyri, whls new Music, Scenery - , Dresses, time', Sec. entitled LA PAYSANNE SUPPOSEE. Ott Tersday next will be rewired Mozart's grand serials Opera, Ls Ciemensa di Tito, in which Mad. Albert will make her first appearance al this Theatre. sal - "'" !ioeti will perform for the first lime in this ew 'OW oiliest° by Madame Camporese. . Applicintons fur Boxes and Tickets to b. Ilibers. 27, Old Bond-street. 1 1 1 - 1.... .' . • nitelßE-110744 DRURY-LANK. • . .. , . tiIIS.OVENING. SATURDAY. Apt . his Majiteny's Semmes will preform lie Corned .of THE POOR GENTLEMAN. • Sir Rater( Braniblr, Mr. illsades; Sir Charles Gat Mr. Balk - Mr. Z al it s cife ava l i rili ell E ZI T 11. 411•6 ‘14 11%. kith; ; * r.Gaitie. liedi, • Shea, Mss. W. eat; Miss 'acreage Mae Tab s Si,,. Marlowe. • - •r" llikereli dm Zaterssinment of TOOK illillOPlE. V*P, Tfllt MAID OF PALAISEAU. SeterarA, Mr. pane; Farmer Gervais, Mr. Gattie; SW •It AN; kr:lt ; •iellerd, 11r. Barnard. Anisette, Miss 4 Noe Kelly; Dams Mrs. Marlowe. The Deers will lee opened al Heitman Six &Clock, and She Perfarimeness erp sae% Evening commence at Seven. Soars, 75.; Seemed Prier, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 4s.—Lowv Gsliery,'Vs.; Second Price, lc—Upper Galbery,l'e.; Second Peimi l lel. • PlitemeAta brie/Wel Ile. Bodeen, in Ike Rolando of tin Seisms of Ohs Theatre. trivia. Ilr.orwsie wily be:obtained far the Zymase; of Sir. Reidwril,lat she Box One.. Ithe Peek* ss mini twsprilhelly informed, tint the Pm- bre s.S.si kite a mewed engagement with MA CZ sad' Mr. Meekness; their appearassetasetil 'Wm& 'mowed in • few ears. A. oprraste Drama, estisled The Kind Isapnifterisill Is . produced is the asseenwsrmsse levet. ; .1 street, Lincoln's lami-deitls, or the (the 101 h) of the Nem Month, when the of those Noblemen sad Gentiessen Who may be le Veldt. tattoo so learardiately and defiant, congealed with the ruse of Literature, is most particularly solicited, Ise the purpose of promoting, by their presence ' the istereellati • Society which is et owe, in a peculiar degree, beurialMM sod pairiotir. Patron—His MAJESTY the RING. President-.-11fre Grace the Duke of SOMERSET. ltice-nassiosags: Marituis of Meatier, K.G. Si. John Cut Elippisley, Earl sIIIIIbMMt K.G. of Sir Robert Peel, Bart. stet .4111g1maler Sir Benj. Hohhosse, Raft. Epsl of C. Owen Williams, Esq. M.P. - 111614 C. Harvey, Esq. H.P. F.S.A. Midlopead Ward J. Symmems, Esq. FAIL mid 101 " 4:seville F.S A. Thomas Rowcraft. laid Oasithigtou Charles Memo, Esq. F.P.A. Sir W. Clayton, Sart. William T. IFitsGerald, Esq. • They'll sit hy the are, sat pregnant' f 014114 411114 i'sbe 1 " . '" This Roman story is a pleasing Mpatiimen of the! alteration and impeovemeist in the system of uovel writing, which has been perfected by the labours of the splendid novelist of the north. It is • produc..,' tion of classical intelligence, clearly emanating from n, a mind of the higher order. We must allow that . it is not without some faults, rather objectionable in a work evidently from the hand or a scholar, such as some trifling anachronisms, frequent quaintnesses of expression not altogether free from affectstion and an appearance of having been studied, and some occasional vulgarisms; hut these are amply redeemed by the descriptive and other beauties with which it •bounds, Which choim for it it character vastly superior to the majority of publication of the same claim. By the motto, COll- " netted with other circumstances which it is not necessary here to specify, we Were led to anticipate a political satire, but were agreeably disappointed 111 finding the main design of the author to be, to familiarise the English reader with the manners of the Romans on the, first introduc. tiou of Christianity, a subject on which he dis plays extensive information. The scene is laid in Rome; the time, that of Trujoit, whose persecu• Lions of the Christians furnish the moat ititerestitig parts of the story. To otinnapt to unfold the intri .cacies of the plot would carry us beyond our ; . the dazol;ng splendour reflected from tie foie , and walls, appear to bewilder mid confound' biip. ,• Nevertheless, rifler a brief space, be seemed, in soma measure, In recover himself, and manoved a siesture of Cala resiguatieo, housing with one howl against the ..parapet, sas.if be needed oupp er t t o up h o ld hi mself. Malin] and eliminated were the outliers of Ors old man's visage, sod his hair and beard co habi te d not a li ttle of the squalidness mteadant en long and homier, mainemeni ; yet time was something is the attitude, and eves in the eurotenaace, of the man, which made me harbour the ans. picien that. be had not, at some former period, been alto. gather uatieqsainted with the Inzeries sad redeem/iota of soviet life. The beauty, indeed, of the mould in which his form bad erigissully bees cast, might, perhaps, have bees the otile . eause of these email demosabothres of elegem:it; yet it was impossible not to regard the man with Jolene., by ensue of the contrast which imaginslitio !miggest between what he Mice might have been, pis Md been, and what he sow was." A variety of ceremonies are guile through, and. 'Tint's°, haiin refused to join in the sacrifice to 'Jupiter, is slam at the foot .of his altar, erected ip the arena of the amphitheatre. ! There are several poetical effusions intoning's*, through the second and third volumes, of which the following appear worthy of quoting. The fir* is an incantation sting by Pons, t h e sorceress :-- " Meer% nom here in place tortoni, • Tic Pputtes• yearling newly ahem ? • „. Lim ads here within she trench, Nobleted with the yearling's gore, • Brittle bone • , ,• • Of hoary erase, With the strong boar of lusty wend., ' Crumbling, eruniblieg ever wore? - H , from out thy cloud, • the wet is bemire load, shivering sprite, , to-night, principaL celer'tra — ling the oreation, however, was by a grand military field-day. toren the hours of eferest and teielve individual's of all classes were seen moving in crowds towards Prince's -street, the Matadi the• Caltou-hi 11, and those situations from which the martial spectacle coulil'be the most cotrveuiently mitnessed ; and the assembling of such a peouriectious mass of Person.' afforded of itself ass abrindaut excitement of mer- 'intent slid sport. Such as attended who potsessed carriages, or could procure them for the occasion, ' gladly availed themselves of their protection from the pressure of the crowd, but were sot altegether secure front the variforni clangers by which all who went abroad were encompassed; one carriage broke down in George...street, and the coaehmati was slightly injured ; and several similar accident. at tended the rah/mho etwetators ; though none of • very renews nature that we have Set heard of. Among the polite and fashionable part of the company who arrived in carriages was a select set out of jelly tars, who drove the cheering multitude, and took op a favourable position in Prince's -street, where, throughout the morning they " ever and • mien" poured, out their loyalty and respect for King George the Fourth in the " vasty" and ap propriate libation. Some parties arrived in carts; and other carts which happened to be parsing were speedily t area possession of by some of the ended. ' ,About tg o'clock the whole of his Majesty's re• • gular forces in garrison here took up their ground ots the Castle 11111 and on the Mound, and were soon joined by the regiment of Royal Edinburgh sr vuluisteers and the Edinburgh and Leith rifle , euips, who about this time arrived on the Wound tripes their parade in George-tirvet. The follow. lug was the disposition of the forces-ainembled 71e 7th royal &Bikers, ossamiaded by Colootrl Sh Sinn rd Illacliesiey, winds the garrisons; the royal Ediaborgh relay. teem asides Limit: 04~1 James Raw, on the Pai ode enured; the Erinibargh and Leith rile corps, Nader coos ? urine of Captaio l'Alay, stationed in (root of 'loamy-pro ii dew; and the 4th regiment of royal Irish dragoon guards ! , tinder it,. cornasaed of Colonel Francis Sherhuk, extending from Ramsay eardeas,seross die Named, so Pristee's.etreet. The royal salute having beets filed by the Castle guns, o 'feu de joie was then counarteiced by the• right wing, situated in Prince's-street. mid was com municated by • spirited rosining fire to that wineof the line which terminated at the Castle. The military cheer followed. • disaster of a most ludicrous tenure occurred in the come of the morning in Prince's-street. A measures shed, which had tempted as many to mount it as could find ' room upon the surface of its roof, deceitfully gave way berreath the weight of itabardes, which it thus suddenly reduced to the commas level of spectators of the same class. The horror momentarily felt at this alarming accident was succeeded by a loud quid general burst of laughter, me the entire dis• leomfited petty earning out of the rule. waliartio, land appearing to be mightily amused at this ate, !price of fortune.—The troops afterwards Inarcheill , ito their several private parades, to be . ' dismilsed,,.. and the Royal Edinburgh v o lunteers protiedre down the High-street, and al on g th e N ort h Brid ge . to the Lard Provost's house in Abercromhy-place, • turd there deposited their colours, and were after wards dismissed. iire regret to add that oar their way to Prince's-street, the fine martial appearance of the volunteer corps did not rescue it from the derision of the mob, which consisted principally of idle boys. who pelted them with dirt. A potter'. bloke., commonly called a creel, wee frequently flung into the midst of the band. whose tune was obstructed by it several times. As a party of the volunteers, who belong to Leith, were retaining to their homes in company with she Leith 'dietitian, after being disbanded, they, were again ontregeeuely assailed, whets a regular encounter took place, and several of the mob were seized. On the way to George-street Police-office,' to4e.. • posit their Prteiertri, the soldiers were pierstsed and Ipelted, whichexiesperated them to such a degree that • file of the military faced about and charged upon the mots, wliostood their ground, and in coaling in contact with them, the volunteers unfixed Wye.- nets, and cudgelled them with the butt-ends of their muskets. Many were much hurt in the scuffle; several of the volunteers were lacerated on the face and hands terbletra from atones and staves, , and a rifleman in particular was exceedingly bruised and disfigured. Only about 10 of the military tuaintaine4 the conflict to the hut ; and these, on having succeeded in conduotorg their pri soners within the gates of the Palict-tolbese, pro, claimed their victory is several *eta of ,deliauce. la the whole, eight or nitre of the mob who made this attack are now its custody nt the Police-office. About four the shops and warehoinres'were us ge neral shut ; the great beditunethe several chuidies were rung, and the reinsimouressipemt.to re le igattuu from busmen. Tied attrelalyr,re Oned by youths amused themselves till a late hour - 1 1 and firile 1 Tfl R A 17114.10 TA L, CUE RNT.O4I RDltik T ills EVENING, SATURDAY, Ajittl IN; wil be acted the Play of THE ,STRANGER. The Stranger. Mr. C. Kur* ; COON Whotereeo, Mr. letwatior Biro Steiefeel, Mr. Egerton; Tobias, Me. Chap loos • Frump.. Mr. Farley; Sobenow, Me. wry. Mn'.. Meer Dame; Comtism Wieterseo, Mn. Pewit; Allinaishe. Mn. Lisette ; Chordates, Mae Bettateweet; Cherime, oTowJ Earl of Polaftrt I LDS: William Jenks, Esq. Earl of Blesiotou Jaws Moyle, fad. - Hon Douglas Kiasaird Job. Murray, Eeq. J. C. Hobhouse, E.q M.P. George Reed, Esq. John &odors, Esq. F.S.A. Jobs Raderell, Esq. George Midair, Eel. M.P. George &salty, Esq. Hoary Hallam, Esq. Job. Warren, En. Maar so Table at Sts precisely...-No Corleetloa. Terkel.. Ibis. reek to be hada the Serowe; of the Gelb, at No. 4, Linenles-laa.fselds; sad at the Bar ul , tbe Tavern. The Annual Sobeeriptioo is Ooe Guises sad upwards. A Boustion of Tee Guberat etrattllates a Subscriber fur Life. ' SOCIETY INSTITUTE M ENT OP ARTS, MERCr THP Mra. Gall" . To whisbirldi *aided Oa Hoe), a sew Grsad Melo tissibetio Illessofie. called • • 11. , UNDONE ; AEI THE sporruf THE WAIVER Illtakillottere of ifiitlMMlbth Mr. Abbot; of the Ilosstisli, Mr. Danes; Waller, Mr: Ilindleid. MAR atehlriSiketrlia 'lbsiisiars, • NUL ' ablirit t Mrs. Davenport. reii ,) Oadins.—Kiildebant_. (the Spirit of the W•11M11), Me- Farley; Gyblin (ibrellest - Sprtfey, Mr. Grimaldi. Places for the Hosea to be takes of Mr. Beassion, at the frarbstreet, fovea Ito till Four. , A Private Boa may be tria - for the Season, or sightly, of Mt. BI•1141011 w it the libes.olEss. Valid; or Tberlipirit of the Havers. will be repeated every eyespot W fertile! solids. 011 - Mitssh4 Romeo sod Juliet ; Joliet, Miss Mace (her fret segiftwaregg is that character). OY wilialhHer *lie& (Ertl time), Miss FM had,. Os Wednesday, tbe *lOl Reason of Menri Qualm. . . . s Q Cl n u e l :t bl o in f ir H e r re se mb en, i f i 7 g n ii e L in tli; r e:ond, SOCIETY INSTITUTED FOR THE ENCOURAGE- we must therefore content ourgelves with; briedy . -. 0 M EN'F OF ARTS, AtANUIPACTUR ES, AND COW. , . introducing the moat prominent of the characters tqese • look obit* lb. awl is hooting load, DIERCE. Agents& Aram 11, HSI. to onr readers : Valeria, the ion of a noble . Roman. I That wandering ghost and sbineriag sprite, HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this . May fear so meek may chasm tonight, T SOCIETY will be held at Freeraannee Hall, Great who had served under Agricola in Britain. and . . ^ 'IP*: Clogeo-etreet, aTHESDAY, May 11, at Sin **Clock pt. taken? Britioh lady to wife. being invited to the • '' Now the bird that rings foe thee, etoply. imperial city by Litierituythe orator, to than a tone • i . Sings (roe the topmast cypress tree- be order to ascertain the number to be provided fow l siderabla patitsapay to whicla..iie .•ip.fulnlso,, 2_, 4, }L . E . 110 0** 1 • 1 4100 sarereimmul haws; daselsonsat awnwalisltail tweeted 'far Thiress Ns it base* . ou t f r om Brav o i s eco m p an ied by M., obit% polo. - I . ,a, ) Wen sbOlot•ws that we bows Saes Friday the ark./ asap. kit h, 16,4,34 Hanes. e, pnipspasens. On the voyage he contracts on tutintacy, which after- llti,4lsinsdhenelnelt by lb. roots. Hatorliere 'bay sway M bad at 20 s. each, which iselsdes , I •1 ilikt.ll lin N e e b " en , ; thearbak exposit. . wards proves of tesentist service' to him, with i th leases lie His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX, Paantgainr. &Asians, a centuries of she Pssetorian bands; sad; • iss the of the sies , ahrien.— ~. . . _. . ejsely, I•w.. deollensis _ ,e dark r. tie blood of the lee...shore.— Bone, and ;root, and yearling's blued, Cordle rotund the tronvided sod Lusk, Heed*, while the sight-bird screams, Wake fo► as the World of dreams." The following is s legend of Myr, sung by the Priests of Cybele : as Now is he eons Ingo the Phrygian sea— Below Mien, on the waste stud yellow shore, The might, billows everlastingly Dash, lika devouring nutitelera—.lash and roar. ft He gazes wide ror hope, hut hope is stone— For, even like t►e beasts from whom be dies, The maned billows seem for him to groes ; Madness is in their foam and is their cries. 4 Fly, Aly., By, The emir is sigh; The haunted wood .1 SUSSEX, Pasnosse. in the Chair. •ItCv.estestDssys: 110,14,D0kt of Novatosober- I Sir R. Peel, Rut. 11:11.. land, F.K. and A.S. Richard Clark, Esq. Chas- Jam; Duke of Bedford, ' berlain, F.S A. FAA. . I Sir Welkin Lewes, Knit. G. G. L !dory& ofikaffool, Sir Nathaniel Conant, Ent. •i• Thermos Pitt, Esq. P.S.A. latob, Earl of Rr, P.R. Richard Powell, M.D. and AIL . '" ' John Christian Cameo, Esq. Rebore, KM of Liverpool, M.P. F.R.S. Richard Wilms, Em. Charles Earl Iftwasey, Jos. H new, Esq.M. . P.R.S. rel.. • William Tooke, E.g. F.R.S. oeswAseo: - - - - - in Rome lie becomtw acquainted with Scowl, eon of Licioiur, sod Xeroehrasteo. hie tutor, • philosopher of an indescribable character.— By Seamus he is iwtrodueed to Robellia, s rich Gild handsome young widow, destined by Licinius to be come the wife of his son-,to Senspronia. a beauti- , ful girl. beloved by Semites, and to her cousin Atli:mash', an intereetmg- young creature, a secret convert to the Chriatien faith, with whous Valerie. falls in love. Rubellia, enraged at the coldness of Sexing, and having iscurered that Sextus visits the family of the Sernprouii, and being led to be lieve Athenasia to be the object of his attentions, seeks the aid of Puna, • sorcerers, who, during her resort to the burial place beside the Appian Way, havieg observed Atheisasia with a company of Chris tiana, descend into the funereal vault of the Sem prouii. her !tinily, for the purpose of performing the sacred rites of the new religion. conducts • baud of the Praetorian guards to the spot, where the whole party are arrested and carried away to con finement, isieludiug Valeriur. who has beefs acci dentally introduced into the tomb during the per formance of the ceremony. •By the good offices of Salorous, and . . the powerfel influence of Li einius, the liberation of Viler'''s is procured. Cotilius, one of the party apprehended. is exe cuted for treason, and Athansia condemned to die, but by means almost miraculous is enabled to effect her escape from the palace of Trojan, and, higsmber with Aurelius, the Priest, takes abetter in the catacombr. Dromo, the slave of Sex's., hay • ing discovered the scheme of Rebellia with the sorceress Poem, and that Xenopluastes, the tutor, was engaged iis her plots, Licht''w consents to the Illieviage of his eon with Sempronia, and Subinus gains the hand of Habellia. Valenti*, on the erasing of him friend's marriage, releases Atha mash' from the catacomb*. and having been bap tised, and married to her, sails with her for Britain. We select the following merouut of an exhibition of combats, and the execution of Three°, • Chris tian, at the Flavisu suisphithestre, as an illustiation of the powerful writing of the author, and perhaps as effectual as any thing which we could ..y in the way of comment, towards the recommendation of his wink Sado we. the enormous erowd of human beings, high i - . Wit " A e9 l :3 " .iri"b. vs foi. ha d b A7tw oa ll t a:f f ur h t A l e 141st time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OIRSAA.HOWOR. STRAND. this reseal SATURDAY. po4 pa .144fisla1►s..TMendays. sod llotosdsys, till forlbirop#s. Oen he will boys the honour to attempt s DesT.f Also °Chia Travels is AIR, EARTH sad WATER. is Mari ilkird Illattl*we will represest tAis Ilsossros of ifloilOy I ste s tlig Putty Packet. . • i ,E. :UA Y. April 28. Classic, Mythologic, AND SONS OR I NO8," AND NINE: SURREY THEATRE. WIRIS. EVENING, SATVItUA will be peeseuted, a favourite Cla Vl*lap* Rplena, celled DAUGHTERS OF DANAUS ' IEdTPTUSf OR, Yl ITT WEDDIN( AtIIt)..FORTY MURDERS OtyJni,Mr. Wyatt ; Hymen; mull% Barr 1ig.,11310101., Mies Damara. Miss Poole util t va,Daters c Ai , 4 6 ..ClPelaad, After whirl' (enroll tiler) ALONZO TrE,BRAYE; 8;4 VA Alnnan;'Mr.'Btrrroudlta; The'lbaron, Mr siert, Mies Titglor';' Lorca:ins, Mies Cape To condi& Irktb*(llilt Hoe), an entirely tit . ' •• • THE. TKO GREDORIP Lord Prudhoe Sir T. D. Arland, Bart. A. Allem Bog. Captain Arabia, R.N. R. Barrbard, Eq. Dr. Su• Nrk J. H. Bradshaw, EN. By Order, AI J. England, jam. Eq. T. Gates, Eaq. J. Milliwetwe, Esq. R. J. Powell, Esq. FL H. Price, Esq. 13. Reich, Esq. J. R. Todd, Eel. I.THUR AIKIN, Secretary. Creritaap the doted ; The ►eavy ►reeze b fa the trees; The %WM warts leap Upsts the steep 3 Yet Ay, riled Ales, Ay, aed ►ear Her boas roaring water, aid more near. Fly 4 Alp, 8y ! ,• ' • , W. 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BOXIANA; or, SKETCHES of MODERN V • I'VGILIAI, Volume the *Mita; containing all Ttitotact ions of Note converted with the PRIZE RING for the last Three Years, down to lite *rood Fight between Cooper and the Gas-Light Man, on the llth of April, 1821; great variety of Original Anecdotes; several New Sougs; a few Remarks on the Rae and Fall of the blodevi Pgitiloto; mad the lutrodoction •of New Boxers: likewise, souse j o icrestiog Arguments to evince the utility •C the Art of Self-Llefence, In a National point of view. By PIERCE EGAN. Loudon : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and toots, Pater rooter-row. Of wheat may be had, BOXIANA, Vol. I. containing every Battle and Amen. flute' from Figg and Broughton to the period of Cribb's Championship. Price 14a. boards. Yd. 11. containing •throne from Cribb, to the Fight between Painter and Bpriag, on ,the Ist of April, 1818. Price 16s. " Unto the fore►t will thou torn again ? Free path, soil wide, mad Mya, wait thee there. Fly where the oak bough. droop upon the plain, Fly, where bewails the pines the earth lies bare. " Menge, My', pilinge into the reverend gloom Of the molt ancient heardrd wilderoess; No hope is there of shelter from shy doom, Yet haste, yogis/ Atr, haste thee not the less. "Fly, Atys, ! The car is nigh; The solitude. Of Ape black wood Hails coverts good. Where litany a brood Of beast and fowl May scream mid bowl. Bat no dark lair For thee is there, No shelter kind Thy feet shall lad : Fly, Mys, dy, sad in thine ear Be still the lion-roar near, and more near. Fly, Atm ay • • • • • • • • • " Black--black and lazy rolls Euryasedost (The great Paniphyliass river) to the see; Fall many • dusky shadow rests thereon, From rock and old impending hoary tree. Upon Ilionargin sif the heavy stream, statter'd red and sear, Mu* ages Mwyglan boy, as in a dreamt, WOW iliketewted with his wild career. " A b.V4ll4ollolfiss. ay* end shivering sprite, The uses glides le the melancholy sky; While ewer sad ape* the winds of sight, Amidst the bare bleak branches, groan and sigh. " New long, mad Atya, wilt thou stead, With fixed eye sad folded heed ; New beer what lowers are behind, 0* lbe *earl essiseuieg wind' , • Tie", erect -Bsoise, 4, Cornhill, mod has' is *oncost* to the Pula,* thatTlelfhWatid.Shinars of Eltiocee for a New Lottery, whirl* wilt be decided 17th May, aro ow on Salo at his furtunate IMlete at unprecedented low Prices; els. Ticket only 14 41oineas;' Half 71.135. ; Quartet 31.175.; Eighth 11.1111t.ed ; 14stetshth BO Shillings. Bre!, Ticket decides its own fate, Ina Se lonort. Fusty-Four Copilots, Including Twu uf 41,11061. Two of 4,0001. ',sutra in be drawn on the 17th of May. E. ETTON solicits the kind patronage ovf the Public at his Collimate Odic., I, Corolla!, where all Business in the Froth is traisoteled with fidelity and dispatch. • THE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. XVII. for 31 AV, will be embellished with ea Engraving from Mr. Ilaytkii. Picture of Christ's Agony, and will ems tera.....:lra Limes Heart.—A May-day ll Dream---Livlog Aalborg; No. V. Crshbe—A brief Memoir of William Meyrirk, will) some of his Poems—The Old and New fieboohanster, by Elia—Verses to the Memory of • Young Vriaggiberau Mary—Suaest—Emily ; • Dramatic Skeleh— Bgehlege of dal . ..rent kinds of Mrs' ; No. 1. The Humorous Mmci—Aajor Schill, from a Mnouseript J uuuuu 1-00 the Writings of Mr. Maturin, and more particularly his Met. m o th—Spring—lar—Sonsiet on the Death of Keats—Tame Talk; No. I. On Antiquity—Edinburgh, is • Letter from Tons Young to Dr. I. N. Allan—Tbs Lansests—Tire Guitar Mr. Ilayduu's Picture of Christ's Ag ony—Mr. Croly's Paris ; Part 1 I.—Mr. Haslitt's Table . Valk—Lord Byron'. Doge of Venice, Ae.—Old Stories; No. IV. The Moral En- Amstar ; The Nasser Lalps-liss Drosia--Olosaings from poreittw j eere al•-...T•wa Conversation—Literacy mid lutelligruee--Report of Illwait —Abstract of Dognerilie - and Foreign littelligence—Agricultursi amid Commercial Report, Are. Loud.. : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, sod Joy. N.B.—The First Plumber of tbisWork baring been nags ro-riutrd, complete Seta may be had. ALL IN ONE DAY, 17th OP MAY. WIPT• +mod Co. solicit the public attention to 179' the Schemes fur the Drawing of the Lottery on the 17th May. Ticket cad Share Chances for the 4.007 Prizes core to he drawn un that slay are now srllmg at SWIFT, sena Co.'s Offices, No.ll, Poultry; 12, Charitig.crosa ; and 31, Aldgate High-street; at the following reduced Prices ..... .114 14 I QUARTER..f3 17 0 HALF 7 131 EIGHTH 1 19 SIXTEENTH ONLY TWENTY SHILLINGS. . Eery ClisOce mu.' be decided on the 17th May, when the following Capitals are aore to he drawn, •iz. Two of 21,000 f. Two of 4,0001. Two of 1,0001. Thirty-sever of 300/. and 2401. Ilte. &e. and the first 100 Numbers draws will hare an ettra Mance for Two of 20,2001. Two of 2,000 L Two of 1,0101. Twelve of 3001. and 2101 &c &c. Schemes us Lego say be lad, gratis, at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, where they Sold, in the last Lottery, No. 4 6 , a Prize of 21,0001.; 5,122, a Prize of 2,050/. i alto the very 'last 30,0001. bleary Prise ever draws. - -.I:: • si sad low, assembled therein, that ohms soy motions through their assembly, the noise of their rising op or sitting down could be likened to notkiug, except, perhaps, the far off sulks roaring of the illimitable sew, or the rush ing of a great iright.vrind amongst the boughs of • forret. It was the first time that I hod ever seen • peopled swirl& theatre—ray, ii was the Aral time that I bad ever men any very great multitude of new assembled together, width' oar fabric of human erection; so that you essuot doubt IWO was, is. the Deese before use, enough to impress my with a very serious feeliug of aitonishismot—not to say entreaties. Not leas than eighty thoomnit homa• (for seek they mid so, was the stope•doos intim* of building) were hese sae! tugsther. Such • multi no where be regarded without Inspiring • eertaia iudefloable maw of majesty; least of ail s when roviligsfinit within the wide sweep of such • glorious edifice as Meat surrounded on all sides with every elreutottlutee of mead and spieudone, befitting as everlasting inonemsnittill Roman victories, of 1 1910 01 AAR.* 04 • it -~ r~~ •-• !j_ rw►- .3-'~l-=r • -••• . 'lv 1•11•.....- • TRW Hie ingrfli MO smug wi DO• ........ ..... ...F. imm• • OPMin g eVi 1 ',WC fi 1 igtz uy. _volt tno • Mother, Nis not shit "via of the black r i ver . end idlers , who p amused themselves telra late hour .1 -) II( 1 itolliog slow topers§ nor— in discharging pistols and firdisorbo, to The rdient- . 1 Illother.'tis NI the whisper of the Worse nent hexer(' 4.f the passengers, and the shop Ma. T•lbi eel brotherhood of trees. lows rif i ttitide who did not 14*ctire them in time. Os lows the wave she sight-bloat swells sod dies; Notptilsiyirom ;by casi lad Min Meer `!a the roust of the eveliitty • nelitb•r °fullers _ . . . 1 ..-- . • . , , -mss • - -- -• •!' - -•-• • -.• ! . • - - * -,-. ....