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" FTh 1. t ; • TI -1 . 1 4 1.1110, • .(-1 >'::I • . . R:l9, .-• 1 i.. „I, • . *AA 1 A fi : A It .• T• 1 ' to •• 17V .4.1. ,/ •. • • • 11. • s o°. .%) s .. ..., - :1 . • • 7 PRICE 7d. _ 4 W vidb 16/ Miss Brag smart Lits:vii4lll‘. i pp Aftri which will be predectd, fur the Int One, a elect grand Alele-dreselle ltdiesece, called !MOINE; . OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir litelabnied of It eugstelten, Mr. Abbott; SetieAcbal of the lloirselbold, Mr. Harrtra; %V:dirr, Mr. Blaticittird. U It. 41111 e. Milli E. Delimit; Bertaldft, Mrs. Irwin; Bridget, Mr% Davesirorrt. nailios.--:Kulileborii (the Spirit of the Watery), Mr. Finley; Gyblist (the Goblin Sprite), Mr. Go imaldi. Doors to be opened at half. past Six o'Cloek—the Play to /term al Sevese. Boxes, 7a ; Serena Price, :Iv. 6.l—Pit, :14. ;Se I Price, 4/.—(:,Very, 4a.; Second Pike, lc —Upper Ca:o- km la.; Secant' Prier, tkl„ Place, for the Boers to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Hart-strert, from Teas tall Four. A Private Box may he had fur the Searon, or uilhlly, of Mr. Br.malon, at the Box-Office. The new pircr, is mac ace, callcal London Stara, or 'Tway Tines to Counterfeit, wall be performed To-morrow, Wednesday, and fiattoulay. _ To morrow, the eumrdy of She Stoups to Conquer ; Tony 11.issupkin, Mr. Liotort. Is Siwor Davos's* will perfiwm the wonderful Feat of the Marche Aerie-site; as an Antipodean, he will traverse the Cove of the PIONCellilllll, and, suspended in She air nulls his he.iJ downwards, he will perform witrietui Row laic. 0, 1 Wedor,day, t!te opera of Rob Itny:ll4rereror. , . ISIS 'flwr•drl, t)44.:4,',4 tragedy 4.f Iferitre Prror.nrod : Jaflier. Mr. C. Kemble; Nene, Mr. Macro:44; Belviders, Miss Lkince. 0. Frtrtoy, the opera or Goy Nlanneritsg: Henry Ber tram by a Gentleman (his Br►t appearance on the stage)... Oa 'Saturday, the play of : ibe Strasser: Mrs. Haller, Nib* Dance. K. MATHEWS (having been out t.f Element) will be found soma AT HOME, for the 139th time, at she THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH I WERA-HOUSE, STRA D. this pretest MONDAY. A pril 13. mud on Mnisclays,Thursileys, and Saturdays, till fisi O'er notice. when he will have the honour to attempt a Aeser ip. Con of tor Travels in AIR, EARTH and WATER. lii Part Thud Mr. Mathe';irs will represent the Pleasures of a Sea Voyseelu the Polly Packet. LYCEUM. STRAND. EASTER HOLIDAYS. IN consequence a the brillt.tot success of the 11- New ASTRONOMICAL LECTURE by Mr. BART. I.F.Y, and at thc request 4.f Dummies Femilies, the Pro. prietne is in.liked to announce a repetition for THREE NIGHTS more, TO.SIORKIWY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, bciug rotatively the last Buses Ibis season. !LOYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMIN. ST ER lilt I LIGE. /rills EVENING (EASI'EIt MONDAY). R. April 23, and during the Week, at Half-plod Si% u'Cluck reeisely. au 'noire urw Ballet of Actioa, railed SA ILoR'S FROLIC. 'lame , limit* after which (Aral lime there Iwo years), a Grand Frpiestrian Mein dramatic Spectacle, called THE SECRET MINE, with entirely new 1)r . , soli ndid Scenery, Dteotations, and extoo.ive Plotfornyt, foi the tit Disp!ay of the beautiful Stud of Ilor.ee. Arno., Mr. Gomersal; !seise', Mr. Darnley; Dimdim, Mr. liming (his first appenranee these two years); Mytter, Mr. Mi.ntstile (bum the Thesire-(loyal, Nora kb, le s a n t appeataitre here). Zephyrs, Mtn. Wiring ((inns th e Th e .. tee Keys!, U:r her first appearaner); Zeheida, Mr.. Garrick (.if the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, her first appear. once). Other characters by Ike rest of the company. The kle-le 11.1111 concludes with lite lilutring up of the Mier, tad O.Ait aiteek of Herse and rout. Moissniriuship. A ranee Seer, by Mr. Merrier. The while eme lode rite Mint lime) an entirely new Mar irquininlr, invented and *duets by Mr. W. 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It I. %slit is London, wholesale a•d retail, by Mews. hAlr LET sled iii.itid, Pt ringlets, Cockepur-street; and rdiaili priced.. Pa. by eine or more Agents in every principal loan; b u t it v osite t be genuine, aiiires the WIMP of 4he abuse Preparers are easirseett on the Guesrliuseat Shoup, %inclose fiseil over the ci.rk of e4rti bald". IPropee hporge Boxy. are said by lisyky sail Blew, as usual. Ao.sl•ns lily also he hail, saileratienitil Ay • similar Wimp. HENstrg Cut.4•ll4Eo MAGNESIA, battles at 28.1 M, pi alth glass shoppers as 4s. W. ---nnsvnee (in of his Maj.•sty) riib the Glee of " Dail! Star of Rs untsvick," and succeeded by a vsriely of Entertainments. consisting of the most nihilists' Ballads, Duets, estehes, &c. ■o.l occasionally interrperied wills National Excirises, Fantastic Dances, Combats set complete boils of Armour, 'Maurine., Posturing, and Feats of Legerdemain, by Artists of the Met eminence, vie Costume, assisted by souse of the principal Performers of the various Theatres, its Eliaracteis of every Nation. The Soiree, which will he divided into two Piirtv, each of which will be preceded by an Overture of Mozart's, will ter minate with the 'tali I anthem of " God save the Kin!? Ver•ie and Chorns—accompanied by Seventy livairuinenial Pelt:timers. The Stage of the Theatre will then he convert ed into an flharnisiaied Orclicalra, in which the Allilstary Bowls will he stationed. Appropriate Saloons will he set apart for Quadrilling, Waltzing, and Country Dancing. Five complete Bawls are engaged, inelodisig the two celebrated Military Bands of their Boys, Highnesses the Dukes of York and Glouces ter, in full uniform, one of which will play in the eut►snre. Tlw whole of the Entertainments snider the dortcliuti of Mr. W. 11.11osek. Tickets; of Admission If. Sr. each (to holm& Snpper and %Vine, with refteAmilits of Tea, Coffee, Jellies, Ices, Sze.), In be procured at the follow tog place. Hookhain, Mr. Faullber, and Mr. Gustier, Bond-sheet; Mr. Protean., Mr. *Mart, sad Mr. Wigley, Strand; Mr. Whitaker, 75. W. ('aid's Cisestsiwyeind ; ,at the prinetrall• 'Motets and Coffee: houses; at Quirk and Lawler, Booksellers, 9, Old Bread. street. City ; at all the Masquerade Warehouses; of Mr. Hetareie. Cotifeetioser, Brownlow street, Holborn; Nit. Wright, 4 tpermeitlitunde, Hey-mat ket ; ►t the Argyle Rooms; soil for the aceuit 44444 miasma of the Gentlemen of Cambridge, at Mr. Nichols., M.►ic-seller, Market-place; and of Mr. Gifford, Music.aeller,Trumpingtotostreei. ••• Private Boar. for 'sett ing this spleuiliii Entertain meet may be bud on application at any of the above places. BONASSUS, THE. NEW DISCOVERED ANIMAL E. J A AI ES, Proprietor of the HON ASS US, • • after a residence of four mouths at 287, Strand, bras le ire to return his pelt ful Thanks fur the very great patron •irr his Animal hairreceived. Not only has shi• stupeodons work of Nature's God beep honoured by the favour of the Um co,- Prince Leopold, his Royal Hichtuss the Duke of tilourerier, the Doke of Devonshire, the Foreign Amhassa. dory, the Bishops of London, Oxford, and Carliali., most of the principal Officers to the Civil and Milting y Delays tments et Iris Majesty's tirodernmesit, Vice-Chancellor of lassidou, and the chief Nobility, but the Natoraliiit, Ibe Mau of Sciraer, and the acute Philosopher, have rouse f all tams of she kingdom to are him, nod agree in promouncing him to he without parallel in Europe, mot the must ex. traordinary picture of Shore combined and gigantic powers, loch he posses lit an eminent shine, over all the known parts of the Brute creation. —" Take liimfor all in all, We ne. r may look upJle his like seam.' . _ Every Jay increases the number of Vis,tun ; and Ladies of 11w first distinction bririg their families in large parties. He is quite secure, •n it a ((male who has • perfect know. I. dge ef the beast'. Isribits and dispissitiuss is ready to devote atteotion to all inquiries, all well as the proper herpes.. --tvi l i:st J. E. Janie' has the honour to be patronised, as lie hitherto has hero, he will diligently atoend to all that can irmler c fort stile, moil prove thet he is not ow. worthy of the favour of a liberal and di.errnisig Public, to whom Ia reinnis his t g.atefal Thanks, and humbly so licits a countenance of their patrosisse. RARE. ANY) CURIOUS ROOKS. TO BI SOLD BY AucTioN, By Mr. CHRISTIE. At hii C4eat Kn, fall-mall, no THURSDAY, Aril 28, at One u'Clock, _ _ VALLI 111. E and I•iter;,ding COLLE('- tZ. TION of Itsre and CUrilltli BOOKS, the property of au intentness! Csslls.etos : comps-limn • large as.enshllne of 'starer Historic II Pones, early 11;,tittosts of &Lonna", rnetri, Fsetsch mind Italian Liu-rains... Emblema and s.nitte capit;sl Specimen. of s:srly Toptizsaphy, by JellbUe, Vlllllelin Je Spires, rytio , ll, nod 0n0.... May be tirter.l tao day. preceding, and Catalogues bad at the Anew,. Mart, and in Pall-mall. th, the 16th instant was published. price Is. Fir FIE THIAI, JANIE 4 HYMEN, wrrsua 1 tlhe Enrroles of the MONTHLY GAZETTE of HEA LTII, for • Libel on his Nieto Medicine; with Re mark* on She Addresses of the Counsel, the Evidence of Mr. Itymer's Witness, &c. the Effects of Distippointstent iu the result of Johanna Southeote• Case me the wind of Mr. Gooney. To which Is folded, an interesting and very in structive Account of. late Medical Consultation over an In valid, in which the leading Physicist's. Sorgeonsi, Apotheca ries, regatta,. and irregnlar Qtmcks of the United Kingdom, and Undertakers, deliver their opinion respecting the peat and cause of his affitction, and of the b4.t means of re storing hi. to health. The whole exhibilimy the consola tory Resources tl.e improved State of Meditiate, and Variety of Modern Theories mid Flights of Fancy afford to Invalids. Scald by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; Medical- Hall, 170, Piccadilly; and all Bookseller*. MILLARD'S PIM SIGN AND BRITISH LINEN, MUS LIN, CASIBLOC, AND SHAWL WAREHOUSE, No. 18, Cliespaide. 1 . MILLARD very respectfully returns his •/ • hest Thaaks to his Friends sad the Nobility, and Families, tic their disiingeislesb prellerenee, and eon. Mares the opportunity to inform *AK Oft he has 9PLDIED him Skswirsawei with morrior mew Ituek Of British sad Fiorito bum Uraperf,• He whole laid iN under the recent ailifirniageous state of the Woke's, consisting of Irish Linens, Cambers of choice Valenciennes and Cambray fabrics, In,4a mod British Muslims of every kind, Long Clotho, White Clisials sad Anjengoes peculiar to his house; and his accustomed ansonfaciorre of hearliful Shaw,, India and British Calicoes, Diapers, Table Linen, de. and which he hos to oiler to their Notice, fur Reedy bluwey, at the most reasonable prices. Parisian Dresses front 215.; lodes Worked (lino 7..8.1. the Dress; British ditto, two Messes for 84.; and every other Article proportiorobly cheap. Proprietors of 11111‘111P*11 in the Connor' , supplied, and Mer. chants buying articles for foreign Orates or Commissions, on the slime berme. His own Imperial Cloth, for the East and Hest ladie►, the Continent, Sm. and adapted for those who perfer a warmer cloth than linen, will continue lo be sold by the piece, ice. Families arriving from abroad are re spectrally informed, tire accustomed variety of articles for the must bishionshlr Morsriug, Dinner, and Evening Dress, will Ire eunstautly kr pt. 10.114 Shawls purehased. ~4rl 1111111 1111r4 %WO - PP' Mir ek tide Kiebers tiuverapr Ilse eon.-i ,aki POW. reveal roach - • bar k •nd and 10 4C of hack _ army, and afterwards literally cut to piyre■; and ■n Au menial., Mr. Baptiste (who had been th plies in lil). country, whine he hail merrod), escaped badly wounded. The house was Pirupped and phaudneJ, The Pa►see', expecting the attack slow tdo their side of the street, insistrd upon Warrincion and Balston's descending into the common sewer, where they remained fire hours, and afterwards (say the nixt thy, at ten re. ) escaped into the city to a close canine, with a Retard of dragoons. The hotel for foreigners, kept by Bernard Hautelman, a Orman, who held • commis' as Lieutenant in the Spa wish entwine, was the west place they attar ked. The mob, which had grimly increased, new filled the street on et loch it fronted; Ilaulelman weal to the dour in full uniform, litigat ing they would respect him, as a Spanish officer, bat he oats deceived; they cut him eleoirn, left him (or dead, and relished ever his body into the bosom% At this time there were, lucki:y, nuly funr geodesist.' in Ilse house Toulon, Galloon, VOA', marl I)uperat. Vote immediately leaped from the window into the outer yard of a house belonging to a Spaniard, and concealed himself undo, a platform, where be remained till sight, wlnen lie *tiered the city blaeled and dressed like an thrli•ss. Deeper( was ivistantly assassi seated; his prey hairs could not p bled frosui the blood hounds of Manilla. Tombs and i;antris were iu the same room; they took leave of each other, one concealing himself und e r filched, sad Gssorlis cowered himself with a all; the °la "obi" into )M• dwell s aka rd nut Toulon, and killed biro Sy a thumbnail wounds, hut did not discover Gnitrin. They again returned, and 'gala left the room, one villain excepted, who stopped, probably to look fur 13101 C plunder ; he discovered Gautrin, who is a stout, powerful man, and from whom be received • blow that kuock.d him down, hut before he hid given the alarm, the mob returned, nod Gastrin, with hie fists only, fought his way through their, receiviaglerrible wounds at every instant, from she pikes, knives, and clubs of the assassins: just as he cleared the crowd that still pursued him, his sight failed; a Simulate civil officer seized him, tied his baud', and led him to the plaid house, when, sbaneeful to relate, the officers put him in irons, and were going to finish the work the mob had begun. lie demanded a confessor; they sent fur one, but in the meantime a Spanish officer, Snow Rhine, tame iu, and humanely prevented the massacre; he had Gautros car. rigid to the hospital on a bier. Gauguin was recovering last when I left Manilla. Every thing in the hotel was plun dered eer destroyed; they even cut the pour horses and ani mals shout the house to pieces. A simultaneous attack now commenced in many places on the home s where foreigners were known to reside. The house ed Mons. Parquet was immediate ly "treed; here Mon sitar Debar was cut to pieces; but Parquet recalled into the non-c of • Spaniard, by whom lie was concealed: every ar ticle in the house was destroyed. The house occupied by Captains Warrenton, Nieluoils, and Wilson, sae completely stripped (several Lascars ' and a lad belonging to the Melt ' son, escaped by the rouf inter other houses); The papers et the Addison and Merope were destroyed, as was every aril. tie of clothing, &a. coutaiuml therein; and so furious wets the mob at finding no blood to spill, that they cut even the ceiling aid the sashes of the windows to pieces. I (save mule one 01111%31011 in this narration (as I intruded to relate the events of this bloody Jay in succession as they fol. hived earn other), that is, that the mob, after killing Nicholls, Wilson, Ice. in the Exalts, separated, one part pro ceeding to St. Mist u. Fa, and attacked the Wiese of the Rus sian Consul Wien; but as this conies node, the head of say own part of the narratioa, I shall leave it silt the last. I also forgot to say, the Governor appeared in the Escalta, and (het directly after Wilson end Co. were murdered, while their mangled bothers lay expesed to his view, lie expostulated with the limb wt what they were doing; mid said, " If the Frenchmen have poisoned you, why do you murder English and Americans soon an left them, taking no method err measure to stop the mite sacre ; but, WI the eoutrary, his eendact au far encou raged the snob, that they afterwards asierted what they were doing was by the " Governor's ordt re." Mr. Duns- felds's house was attacked about Iwo p.m. the dour of which was measly: ly strong, and resisted the eft' iris of the mob to force it, three loners. Mr. Domdeldt had thistle) , in vited • number of Girlie's to dine; unfortunately several of them were in his house at the time of the attack. At there p. se. two boors before the door could be forced, the Goa vernor, Dots Mariano "'crusades Falgueras Menendes de Goethe Fernandez del Reinert, Valca Flutes, Knight of several (Mims, Sac. &e. (I write him name at large ; that I may emelt iu liandiug it down 10 the istfotny it deserves) appeared in the front of tile house, arroill parried by I officers, and a guard composed of tiny foot and some dragoons. He inspimed the populace to desist sod retire to their b u sses; they booted, and urea lifted their pikes to his breast, when, instead of ordering his troops to disperse the stub, shirk cue discharge of small arms would have thole in a moment, be awaked toff, leaving the end ottunate gentlemen to their fates. This pusillasionsom eundart of the Governor can emitter r be ex. coact or p dilated in she least poem, as it is a notorious fact that it 11.1 s Morn, set their wile lonia four thoosati I to five tl 00000 sand troops quartered within two fortune distance, nowt vi them 41:014,-, area., and might have beau brought to him assistance 1.1 La minims. Two hours ,:fu. r thee, the mob being left emit ts ely to set ms they pleased, used without far of punishment, forced the dour with large pieces set timber they had brought from some distance for the pen pose, rushed 'the bossier, mangleel mid cot lvery one therein in such a bur- rid manner plat the looltesetl3lll slit ht dirlIUKlllllllCd. The following are the limner ..f the unfort.suate men that mat-red at this place:—A. stestr-iiistry, T. Dry gfehlt, M. Ertroup, M. Armond, Mr. Mimes, and Justin, a "'remelt lad, arrenno of M. &troop, and Joreph his cook. The head of sontralisay was never's' front his !way, thrown freest the sin. dow, nail kerkeerthrouali the sheets! The other bodies Isere also thrown from the windows, dragzert about by the mob, who jumper/ era, pierced, and natngled them till tiny hardly • . . retained el goes of their veer lassie( been bogies. Tal plunder of this Moore was 'morose. s ae W. " "I" , ib't t''' mu* .f of temples, 21,801 flutings it: ape Fir s ti,:tioes levee 442E04 * o lolioo mil masking, whirls uric 'limo': sitt3 the . river. tresielod t ia the {parte? of Ss. Miguel (slim' two' tulle tom' dm city), it the house of the Russian Como Dvbe ,l %;ll'Y'll Hi .- lif ivsuily )o'i'ly WII.WIIII him sit N a vel hill aleph*. , Mr. Ikossaut„ sit kittnidelphil, sit 'TS • was 1 .1 the carob if'"" b ' — Beebe. Several of she peseK cadavers of: Ft Whisei .% • titter or,fworleans to the 4uw, sit ,dossed Mr. ten tt tb opeli if, sayire they ourolal psnsrvt u.. The .1... r d. opened, tool the mesh mistwd to Wi!lt' the oflie reedrrl for *some tsar.. an keepias "sit she Vi11a ,, .. 1 the 'lm%. carte •1111 ; bat usoivitlowendo.g thew a 11, eitiusia, many of them tottered 10,sno • time Is. IS and at last I was driven at me Pott. their.loivecous for 1 " 1 " 1 "; hult..4itelirw..l. Jima iiewetriaok4l.to see vivre, rookie ofbbillpf sat slams mod 'tole% 114tirksd um the opposite side, at ale "Jo of a luxe Mstdt.ry hebisigott lo so Armenian •ho had settled (we'. Tbe,gate was Oita. lied I ooreiidie in climbing a wall of Afire, u feet ; hut WW WAM: had I shown . nips!, sea she Sup, than I was a tacked by the people of the distillery; was knot Led otT She Wall by dabs, fell isle She yard, sad wN made pri soner Previously to the us.,). enierosig she bouse, Mr. R.nmtt anal nipolf had dcierititural is twilit Ike rieß, for the purpose of asking &deter of the ..itrotentari, end had shipped ones' Ives all but a Ilium" ; sod is floe situation was I when a pismire, km tux had WY tithe to (brae myself, as Mr. Remelt 4•41 time berme eptmed the Csii. My arms were lashed hehiu4l me so taus , that the eireotioniA or the blood being nearly &topped. lie y hands swelled, and Slot pain becaine excessive; in lii. wanner was I lett. sie ealhue dragged, through the sleets (the populace Iseitlesg tae mi.; throaistg mild and 61ili 011 my head •t every utoniesit) Jo 'La house of she head peace ofEcer of s be village,whete !Game Mr. R. is hum they had taken from the house woo alter 1 inaseltis en from it. They HOW Wilt boils our feet iii the ei r oFits. is c.io. pail %ill' ism Ivdiso arre.ted fur robbery. Thai 'Mama a: this time hem' to consult respecting the naimiter in whirl) theyshould kill us; they settled the point, shut were abet to pm it iota operation, 'then the presente of mind Mr. Bennett saved us. " I ain a Catholic sod a Chu - lieu," Ist exclaimed, kill use without a pease Its I me, and the 'thole of you will die hwi —.ore Wlorlinag Supeistition induced them to believe that what Heutictt lead told them 'would take place, and they kft us et rest few moments longer. Hornig the whole lime (sr rather till dark) the mats r. "'mined aboutiog anal demasiding s' of Slot master of the house, making 'limy attempt' to band in ; and it is truly astonialtilig they did not secret-41, as She pia , • was a mere but of bamboo. About sp. as. we were mid.: dimly shinnied by the MUIIII4 of heavy blows, cries (or inerey• sod the sl 1 of" hill them, kill tlsens lo a iliooteti'. after Nlotisicor d'Arb.ll was brought in, cut and ono . sled iii a iirbaldfill manful', covered with blood, 14.• skull fractured, and one of his era almost beaten from she socket. He was placed beside us, as was a poor 'sow belonging to the Metope, who wee alto terribly bruised. At fi p. ii. they took Mr. Hemet' from the stocks miler pretence of obliging him to tore is mirk W 0111411; boa, in fart, they were carrying him to the house of a pusun who bad jug' died (one to whom Mr. Beonett had given ssetlieite, and, as they said, poisoesed) 4 to aectifire hint wpm the deed bad) ; taut a sergeant of the regular troops saved his wit y propos.; keg Its the mob to FUMY bliss to the bailee of a rift ilerson, who lay at the podded* death, to make him tore her. Taos . they dol, ',Molt him that the moment the woman died they would too y their knives in his boson'. Luckily the wo: swan got heiter • and, 'debt coming on, the mob agt.rd to murder tibiae of 04 they left oil the stocks, anal resins their Isou•ei, &fairies preseuer of mind agile, else.] " Touch one of use companions," said he," mil this woman shall be a corpse." They even begged of him to let then" kill us ; hut be repealed his threat's anal saved rot. Toward: mldoight, a faniity also had forma rly washed fur sue, cane: to see ate, end kindly gave we rune* clothes, and a cup of warm chocolate, which greatly relieved me, as I had been lying near eleven hours with only a wet short on, pi- Moved, amid in she stocks, under an ()pea window, wish a shower of rain beating un me. About one o'clock I was taker, (rein the stork., and allowed to lie down on a mat in a Miter apartmem. I supposed fletinett was killed, and expected every moment to share hie late. At 8 a.m., on the 10th, )(emet" was brought back to my peat job the sergeant having remained with him i this Min .nor.: to save its or die with us. At It acts. we wear put Imo ca. noes, and carried duwu theviver to the corregider's awns., and put under a strong 'Nat'l to protect its. I now felt safe: the ruab at this lime bad asseinislid in the str.ets lo murder us as we came 314104 ; but were disappointed, (Jr we came by water, and not, *' they expected, by the rued. There now appeared so be considerable d'aiciolty, as it so - gaided Ilan disposal of us. No curregidor was to be found. The 'mews'& who held that office had gut frightened, and run aft; leaving every thing in confusioo. At this this. there war four cowponies of regular influtry, one of tlfielk nctil!ery, with two Mecca of cantos, and a scradrun or cavalry, drawn up in front of She house. A square was formed of iufatitry; we were placed in slim centre, when they matted with as fur the city. The mob at this crisis tilled the Wet to to 14e uunilter of 10,000 or 15,04.0 t men. The soldiers had no orders Irons the Governor 1." fire in ca.': they attempted to seize is., and we were again cartle.l hack to the house; after which a square was again Chimed 'hit coodacted us to the prison of the cortegidui• (about 20 yJr.ls diala4et only), where we were lacked -11n 0 1 11+1 a favourable chance to cans.-y its lobo the city shoo id Orel. Don Menne' Darella (the former eurreeillat) had his house mljniiiitig die prison , iatto which canumniention was has from the second figgr. He humaurly conducted us to b.s lowa chandwr, gave Isis bed lip to pour D'Arbell, and 'mist ed to *tubing big wounds t they were numerous and den t erouth has MC had pikes anal knives thrust into altuu.t every port of its body. About haft :past eleveu Ildre sp peered a irem stir ounilde the prism; all the guards WM. • alltil off but font; mid about nuuu, lambing from the v. it:- Maw, I saw the hoops drawn up in columns in front of the city gates. We woe presentiy tautened that the mob wet , murdering and ploaderirg the Chinese in the Deal, a-11 a t all the Spaniards were getting into the city with Ibeir lies as Best as possible. Our friend, the former eurregider. retteivod • letter front the G•Wernto. sit, regnestnig him to resume boa oiler*, oil old cowardly Count had disappeared. muuated his horse, a n d read • proclaim/thou lo the m. 4) which she Governor had scot loin. oneltria• 16.'111 to Or the troops odd att.( k them, and 1,41. t rvrry Fria m . 011 Ctiti!4l comb. The mole immediately dlein rne el. art went gate sly to their house.. Why did not the r ) is...tench so deo. before, alien he Ott - Vied in the lEoratot, 11..1 sore the lives of those wafortuustcs who wets' ldrnimate. liteiclwrrer IVe remained iu the mimosa that Mote. "TAM,' and tie wounded bring sent to the hospital w the ',allow. At 10 4. M. ins the 11111, • COMA, to our great sallefiett ion, min. dueled us to the city; we »me placed is the eastlt SJOI11110.• Heie we rotted :shout ieveuty or thirty gmallennen, Piero Engloh, Poi togtose, and Ammonite, who had also loiter . to the fortress fur protection. My we lest was toe . . expecte', as t had bees ma the Mad list for two ettys, Vsbl ' the (Ate of Mr. It...ineit bad Is• co aloe a mystery to 14,10. 11.• even hese found she shone eli.pmeilion against foroigotrs in the soldiery; nut Wattles solli , as y restraint peeve...telt tn. ir ing what the populace Is id but too steecee..feelly Nytien. talk was mater by the Spaett.h offices s •11.1 tioerruneeset of illec satisf.rtion ter ennead have ; that the leaders of the mob were arrested; that tiny Sere lo be bunked r losed, he. wishoot merry. They w i se arrested, it is t.ne; heel Wag before are left they gave them threr liheety, from hewer 10 time, Ki a ver nt ; nay, even the arojemet who was known In h a ve find disalff dismissing at Mr. Godly., sad bad killed hem. whom they told es was Ike allanl•in• without any sort of pone.h. . . , .. . . . _ 11111•P'" - - . - „ ~_ - a • . . ~ •,-, ,6,4.0=-4 7 ' .• "..... • . . . • , . 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'ftS • .. •: • - 1' ••• , • • .1".. --. :.................•1 -• •••...,. _ . , :.1,• •1 6: 1 ' NUMBER 5735. . . • I ..1 i.„ 7 LONDON, MONbANya-APRIL - lIEI V . •. • , ..,..,., ••„,1 1 airy stsr4..tit soul end, ev...,1 a..... . a yes . t ~ c , I '.. 1 ..._. e", 14 ret,rit ... • ilia. TIIIIATRA P -11 DlifIRY-LAIVII. • MR , . 'llre i VlDeirf'S I ) IC T 11 - Itr " -u ' l •-.) ; EAST iNtith deft; Apart. 111, 141. I report or this act of strocity (pesos feet , but it ,s, THIS EVENING; MONDAY. Al,ril 4* ' 4 CHitifilfAlOCSßM'i4H 6 lA/ 10Shir WOrkS,./2it 'I FtE• COURT •' , DIRECTORS ($/' .ihe • reP°lted that I had bees the auffrree. C a pt , ai n !1 / 4 1"" 11. , •Vaasa). cox le m ERCHANTS littn: inl b a s 7o li te ig tu it' W l ' in em il*.a n d e:t 4l o l. o lY en e s ti l r lt u j i hu t i o n. ile i y .ifu llsi rm " si l i s r e' llwitn hie ilejeety's Seemed. will perform the Tragedy oft NOW Div ft I:4 ent a ji 4 . 10 ..". 14 , 7: ........,.... i s. 1 • JANE. iiiioßE. : •• 0, 0r1•: ., e lek E u e 64. -- •"iww.orae.s. Ntik, 'radii ? , ft o r INDIES, si n hereby 0647 ------ • the event, and rdpsealiik them lb foliose/. 'This oute se T - a r"is , It I . Doke of Glo'sler s Mr. WOllaith i Lord 0..444,414 lir ~.. .„,,,,,,,i,,,... iv... wo.A.iiii iiiro T si , o f. .Geti 4,, in Ts a t th e . commiumpits 4 BUYING and WAR I *only afterresoived by Coruna Warringtsh; be sled M mope Behoove, far. Brophy; cahal, • 11 1...vitt i k •, A ',,4 I, Pi' Mut? 42e•Ill. Wilson pruceeded toner& the quart!..." uf, st, Miguel, who Dumont, Mr. Pope. hoe Mee, •1111 es. W. vrdsfi'l an WATF.R-COLOUR PAINTINGS will OPIlf4 INOU6E.S will he. ear .ly pe A desewriee Primmest@ in writing . 1 p ,,,,,., k , d, At the speth . ees . v ., sh.,i,, in ilk E4calta. ski . . • deified op, On or before IMMIDNESDAY, the 911. day . Mrs. Glover... ;. ~, 1 ,,,, p Ist 16, Old IleaikiVer,O, ow SIOPSDAS, April 30. , . . 200 se 4 r asa tfish . p ow w ow asiy be „abut tow p.L. , eit ur et ni tl e lr Eag . Ste i zs co t. v A nt nio n ri oii ira i ; r... c . r . ::::, 4 7 , 7: 1, 04 1.1 .1 Th .d4- i ll ificutiw slesteri After which the favourite F.utreasganza m4fpll ... . rst.•l " dflaeltstiso. 15,.-Catalogree t est . GIOVANNI' IN LONDON. ....' , : we.. t Jlll9 censpanr wills 1 • ~;;; 'MUFF LEATHER • Mem that Nicholls had *Peel tallied il .1611 GiAtrOi who 10 , Dora Giovanni, Madame Vestries; Leporello, HkefilMiblet , r it i MR. wAnirs BATTLE OF WAThIILUVI. ....., rR EmENT3 •••' • , .irionsuled; anti su e Me as he had eoppeseett 7 aid that to ha Ai Is rictpee,,piseeitee by 41111. WON', Esq. R.A. i'. "'• MOWN and BL =AYH ER stun's', ' • . . , . Mr. Flotenisor Finsekin, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. LcomosslAMls .„, meg Goritiot !Le isateralise, aid thei 1, .lb of Mem had gum Collett( • Min Constantin Quinettr, Mies Pore Illea, for the Directors of she British tomtit/500m sae 33 i i . .., BUNTING, s s -.,-.1 ' • •. „v. it , , A , set Inc palace In 'illegtanoll protection and assistance from it English, Moss Edwards; Mn. Draireendry, Mee. Dobbs ;, :. „feell by . 911 , (rep, ,pOll het ePENE.Difier PURLIC 'Eaglet. CA N VASS, _ I . • 1 •11 • Dererour. !-• ls• /' • . TION on * MONDAY NEXT. April 30, at- Mr. Bullock's - l . RED end WHITE/IL:SAD and P tINT, . ' Squalling Fan, Mrs. Bland.Godflui sod Nicholls shortly after joinedelemn• Nielsof „thew Bop*. • klitypaiii. lielliPlawodity..-Ashatitasee la.-. •.. llAON,thegt; se , ism, CARCASSES, said, she nisly satisfaetion they could get from the Gowan The Mots will be °reed at Half.past Six o'Cluck, owl • Catelugusp....d...-Deemiptivie diem,- with etched euthoe, IRON 10 BARB r 'CRAPS, Via! ell I hat hr would consider skit." The whole of the eon the Performance.; ues each Evenieg coneasenee at Serest. • • • SPAN GUNS,' ' * . poop (4teyesat and Ralston egumpgaii) now aortas, ess met e Runes, Vs. • Seated Price. 3s. 06.0..Pisis 3a. 6.1-; 3 4 4 00 11 a * 1.1 ' ..* l '• z-- o' ".r . ' l . 514 ''' • eol' of for NT*. Prices It ---I;wer filler !s. fg 'i S ag . l,ll its. "' la--UPPee . A TUB nuoust Ex ; . ....44 G.A.i. Wareingion was called back bt Hato Oatiory,ls.; accord Pifer, 6.1. . Gs • • emesereft.s. , i.• , titian of Me respreekv Contracts may be two, and advised nut to proceed; bat The jeuespcd iktu le' - • Flame he he lakes of Me.-11daislAiodlillilleidefet Mel . 'IVA,. AltD MAGNI- ; 'lee° 4 4 *PPtiestinei• to she Clerk of the said Commiliee, carets c Boil ortleted the Nehmen to (hive and tovertat Wiwi al Me ... ~.. ....... FIC .NT MAS Q UERADE IN HONOt T it QV 111 4 1 " his te"'nice iu this House, with whom the Proposals must .hts cut; Ilion*. The mole e cu t this time wes huge, •ud grim Private Ilosee lbe rea defy he °Wailed for the Eveniog of be left Gefore El, reit o'Clock of the said 9th %lay, 1821. mg (outrageous , he was uwolole to come top With sheen: seven • *I AJFSTY'S DI RTH. DAY'. Mr. Rodwell, at the Box Of f i ce.attempts were ' made to pull him from Maestri% ',biennia rirti ft Nubility, (felon'. find the Public Are after which hour the Committee will no t receive any Trader. man became frightenell,torned Inc carriage, an g .l shove bat 're-narrow will be produced • new Drama, in three acts, JOSEPH DART, Secretary. meet respehifsille Informed, that a Parte of Gentle- as far as the apothecary's. Here they rejoins Daimon all !anti' Nuttier sod Soe—The Deal to Pay..sad Cauceoui men intend Mirk); A SUPERB MASKED FETE, under ! NEAR HENLEY-UPON-THAMES the most distinguished Patronage wool sanctioned by the 1 they cuspid &stencils' see o f 11'llsois Nicholls ad Quirts, on Wednesday Meet time), Lord Byrusie Tragedy, natio° Right HIM. the Lord Chamherleso, on THURSDAY NEXr, I TO BE LE ll', FUItNNH E I) or U N FUR- were prisoners. To . provide for Ib. ir ' ows safely was all she Falter°, Doge of Venice. Arr.l 28, 1821, on the plus of the Contruental Carnival., l NISIIEL), on dent,' servos fur a tang or short could d o . w on .i„ g t on soi l 8e1,,,,„ corned the reuse sic THRA ries-Ror AL, C'UVIS.%'7•BA BURN. and superior to any Amuseme n t s o f th e hi n d t h a t ha re I period, a handsome Modern MANSION heentifelt sillealtds espied by same Persian mete-knits, an Stewart ilw bon e c . hitherto been given, as it will embrace a separate Entertain. , witha Pak of 60 seem, and a n a r abl e F ar m of 206 acres. • Spaniard: the two former w e re a t e r a concealed in a Sac • THIS EVENING, MONI)AY, April 23, ment in addition to she sisal routine or Ma•querade •11111•I' I The House is is COMpleie repair, Owl Coalaiela spacious awl room, yawls shay had hardly euirreil , shell the l'aryres ea will heeled the Trsgedy of melees : to effet t Otos the shove elegant suite of Rooms, which , lofty sitting and bed- roo m s , gool offices newly erected, suit- claimed, w Poor ‘Vilson is murdered, Nicholls is stathed s I'IRC;INILS ; afford every possible aeope, have been eiteagesl expressly fur I able emvente •partmeseta, with coach-h"uars, alablitlfs the luck, andlhe I:madonna they are euttiog t o p ie c es , au OR. THE LIBERATION OF ROME. the occasion. and will form a most spacious and elegant pro. walled gardens, stwohlscries. Ao. An excellent supply 'of dragging about like a doe." Virginias, Mr. Macready; APpius Claudia., rile. Aldwde ; niensde. The Doors will be thrown open at leis o'clock s hard and aids ware. A few acres, or soy part of the land An sittabk instsutly continence-don the house of Mr. Gull i may he had at the opti o n o f ih e t ruan t. Apply by t e l le r, lot, Which mil rattily oppasite that of the rootlets: poo jellies, Mr. C. Kemble ; Classdeoi, Mr. Guntur ; Niceius precisely, sail as eleven the curtain tot the theatre will rise to Dentate's, Mr. Yates; Nameturius, Mr. Egertoto. Virginia, a Musical Shone,; %Wad by the use o f the most appropriate post pail, addressed to .1. B. laseperid Hotel, Covent- Guollot wa s fi r st fi re .? at by a eerjeleisi of she ieular arm ) Miss BeeSIDOISi 1 Serves, Connor; Slave, Mrs. Chipp Scenery. which will commence (in Wnn ier of the Birthday Garden. end afterwards literally net to ttit.t.... •nal no A. ....a.. __. _ BURC;E'As' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.. liTurthorar, 107. Shaml, writer of the Ssessy•steps, Loudon. OFIN HU it(iESS :SON, beiii4 apprised • of the numerous% eisulravours made by many persons Ia impose a spurious article for their niskr, feel it meambent uponthrumis, r eupieu.t the attention of the Pailslir, to pus. 4 be«Mg what they corm-rive to be the Oricival, to ob serve the Name mod Address corresponds with the shear—the rear m appearawce of the opus Wel &so will demise the um inardru , , awl for their detection, J. 11. awl boo submit site Ifullowimg Cautions: some see in appearance at Ault sight " The Ortmigre," but without au! N our or Mamas—wen " Huresses C.s. ore of Auchovirs"—others " Bergit's"-- •••I many mime without Address. JOHN BURGESS anti SON having been nom) , years hmoroorr4 with such flibiluVaiohed approbation, (rush every of soliorout of respect towards the Palutie, and corm-oily on. wit Ilastst to isis putt the Labs Is previous to roclotstug what sotivetve to he of sites, make, which they hope will pre toot .soasuy disappuioismots. PU F./a /4 FAT SAUCE, for general purposes, Muria' Rives ouch Errol satisttrims, commutes 1.. be perrueed by them, and i% rurwiamendad a. • most sinful mud cementing Sauer—will beep goad to all climates. • Warehouse. 14f7, &rowel, career of the Savoy steps, Low doo.—The thrigisuf F sah Sauce IVarebuuse.) MASSACBS AT MANILLA. The following extract of a tette,. dated Macao, November g4 i 1830, with its enclosures, communi cates a inure minute detail than has yet appeared of this melancholy ticcsirtebee:—. At Manilla, on the 9th day of October laid, the Indians, in a large body, excited by the Spattia►de, rime ■nil coin. meowed the massacre and plunder of all the foreigners they could fay their hen& on, and suntinned the bloody business until the afternoon of the 11th. The fulloning account is written by au American gCII4IPRIIIP, Mr. Prince, who was 8111 eve-witneos to the maosacre, cod solemnly escaped death. Never was there a more diabolical or stir-uvulas breach of the laws of hospitality, religion, end humanity perpetrated 1 What renders it particularly abhorrent to th• rules of civiliz•d society was its befog summit. led before the eps of the Cisplaits.Genend, and ell the constituted niditary and civil authorities, without pro sharing the discharge of a single musket to save those de. few-torso and unfortonate strangers living wader their protec. lieu : The ' , octal governments to whom those usif.otonate outlines btloss ought really to demand rearms, and have the heads of the Manilla government, Ma Spaniards who ex cited the Indians;and the ringleaders of the se verely punished. Nothing but a rigid tr 4111111461111 into the beisisivaa, mud esemplary punnitstnent of the guilty, both high and low, eau ever place matters on Knelt a footiug Or to render it sate for foreigners to establish themselves, or iii d.ed even to go there to trade. Must of those who were mur dered and plundered litre casual rerideuts, strived in dispAse of European carroty, sod bur the production, of the country. Could there la a more horrible and cri minal Act thou to murder, in cold blood, a Ott of people ruining on such an errand, and entitled in every way to the cutisideraiiori.::ticution, and protection a the Governmeni i as W.ll as Us ibC kindness and hospitality of the people? Whilst I write this I have received M letter from Manilla, vrbich states particularly that the G o verumeor had re f use d to give foreigner% redress for the itrilifieUrialllCll, and bailout 'wui:bed a cugle person who was mirage.' in the late inhu. MIMIC carnage. Teo thousand met,, houtver, hare arrived fi inn the worrier:re to demand the pouialiment of those who, they very jesily declare, have desiroyed the commerce of the ementry ) and it is thought the Governinctit will gum be forced to make some Cr 'aspire. The Freorli are suoposoil to hare lust 119,0110 dolhtm pluoilerril; Rod the Chint•Yr, who were ammstiotted to the number of 11.5, it is supposed, Irive 1014 a much more considerable sum. MU. PUINCL'S ACCOUNT OP TIIK MASUCRE AT MANILLA. ON 'IHE 9TH 1W OCIOUER. 1810. The •tterk coimnreiteill about etert:a on Mr. God. (raj, she surrilis, in the aire. - 1 of Mattis Cruz: tn. y rut Hod tn•tigterl Lim iu u niworkiing manner, mull I. ft him fur fiend i he w 413 takeas to the award-house, and ion hoe forlllllll ►o a little, hie 'mods w e re hid bdiontl boa by the Spaoish soh. awl he was carried Who the eur►egi.lor's prison, where he remain. 4 twenty-four hours, withoutt any sadist. since; he was Ikea aria to the hospital, and I miss happy to sly tbat •bt• 1 left he was uremia' tail. The • ,1" (Obeli'. testy.