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P reset P rtia chases highly discla T r , e7 . 11 in( productil eoncvn tin' _, hi absence beciu lieces Tel %yste LattlZl e'er ..t1 V Illell rep pre 1.111 Cal , . . . . 1 711): THE BRITISH PRESS. . _ . , __.,,, . .. _ . .. _ _ _ ___ . 1 -,_ • . . .. . ... .. _ . _ . . . FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. FR SIMI PAPERS. PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS YESTERDAY. BONAPARTE concluded his last atniress to lite French him to come forward, we know not how Mr. KEAN can I -us.- : flank Stork 2324 314 India Bonds flO 1110 pm 'From the Etoile, dated Wednnday.l ISupplem . • 3 per Cent. Red. 944 1 Long. Ann. 23 3-16 1.18 armv, after his second abdication in 1815, with an tether- fairly be visited with all the indignation, while Mi. ELLIS- OUT ISM letten 1 ' ' NAPLES, JAN. 8. Br . 3 Per t ent. Cons. 9,1 i / 1 South Sea Nsw Annuities 9 3 1 tation to them to make yet a few mere efforts, and the TON quietly receives the whole of the profits resuning parrs at dinner yesterday. . . The Marquis of Chol a ni t o h n i d s e i la se ert i t i o , i ie ld di a ily. distinguished Irate Acct. 931 A Ex.Ri115.2d.1.1100.1. - The Dnke of St. Albans, the belies Beanclak, and Earl The rearm,. of the . ;Mies which will be observed at die we learn. ( m ho& in a ' 34 net Cent. Rid. 10011 1016 Ditto, I Id. LOW. Mt 64 pin coalition would be dissolved. In Ids condition, and in from the peculiar excitement which be alone in that case ' t h iv c e J to or t ir h at e e t / i of te K tre i e ng r .s w . o i n il isi :_ nce contains the following entails ender his conintant 1001 Ditto, 5001. 64 pm the condition of France at that moment, the exhortation has produced. ti li n u t r t f on ord , . s h urr av e e y a . rrived at their house in Sr. Jamas-square, from funeral of Ferdinand has been published. , New .1 per Cent. 1064 106 1051 Ditto, Small 66 pm was justly despised by his enemies; but the Great Powers Froth the mug of letters we have received on thie Jaws's-equate, from his seat, Farnitain, Suffolk. Cherie.' IL. son of Philipin, and great-grandson of Louis X ' healtby suite' The Hake of Norfolk arrived on Wednesday at his house in St. ala i - fy,, nom . ORltine OF FOREIGN STOCKn YKSTEIt GAS . be of Europe know that the vain threat of the imperial fugi- subject, we have selected one which our readers will find Earl Gower arrived in town yeeterday, from his father's, the leas the first Fourteen who reignee over Us. Thi s exe , n em , r.w . me div i s i on o f gun. .. Austrian Bonds 964 . Greek Bonds 57 . 4 6e e7l Marquis of Stafford. West Hill, Surrey. d.:serves to lie considered es the founder of the kingdom of tin T wo 'limed the Colonel , Brazilian Bonds 8 72 8 4 Ditto Acct. 671 s 1 tive it would be in tbe power of England to carry into in another column, and which suggests, we think, a very C.l min White left terd f r his seat, Forrest Lolge, Sicilits, tinder its present form. town yes ay, o y e ntured to lea•ve i ‘ l, Ditto Scrip 156 1 6 prn 3lexican Bonds 804 nO ii i 1 ette • 1 h fi 1 w rational and practicable mode of settling the question for ..cution w mnever s e thought tto t 0 so. e can Bcok ' s i htre. Whm the right of his birth called him to the Throne of ;:min s iona, RS thity " I Ditto Scrip (Rea) 35 3213 pm 4 1 the present. But be it settled as it may, Mr. KEAN, in Earl Spencer left Earl Fitzwilliam's seat, Milton. Northamp- he placed on that of Naples his third son, Ferdinand, of * b ow ; t rate am "P re ' Buenos Ayres Bonds 90i Ditto Acct. 804 11e i I oever rely so implicitly on the peaceful disrosition of our complain of no p Chinas Bond.= 4 Portuguese Bonita 84 9 neighbours as when we know tbey are fully aware of the some way, ought, in his own justification to relieve him- tonshire, on Wednesday, fur the Duke of Bedford's, %Volitan death has just deprived us. self, if he can from the imputation of tlmuning himself Abbey. Desiring, then, so secure the legitimate order of mann . 'intlombion Bonds 904 psi Prussian Bonds 1066 I Lord Melbourne left town yesterday, for Earl Curper's seat,Pans kiogilent of the Two Sicilia, Charles 111. fixed all the reel:: ' lis country. Vita , Bonds (MN) 90 89 5 0 Ditto Bonds (18221 991 fact that war would plunge them all into certain ruin. again before the public teo hastily, and almost, as it were, . &env, Herts. by a solemn Act. Cur eccounte fe Ii I Russian Honda 081141 66 II h - • th' t d 1f om any dis- in guilty triumph. e o y lance as even. mg o rea r Th H I All' Lad Receive left Goulers Hotel, Jammu-street, yesterday, on a It is by virtue of des act of his augnet father, that Ferdin e n y; nothine Part cull " Ditto Acct. etil 911 091 5 Ditto Acct. 061 1 e 4 _. . __ ......_-_ •__ tour. began his testament, by calling to the Throne his eldest bOr: and L:tters !torn Ith Danish Bonds 102 Spanish Cons. 216 1 turbance of the peace of the Continent. Without the Although there was a good dealer business done in the Mr. and Mrs. Ogilvie and Miss Stevens arrived yesterday at legitiinate successor, Francis., Duke of Calabria. hiaottart°";.r'us..'foi-r tahte.jractrt , Fran It Rentes lit3f. 40c. 103 f. Ditto Acct. 214 21 least exaggeration, it may be affirmed, that England at this English Stock Market yesterday, it was done ureter evident Blake's Hotel, Jermy_n-street. from their seat in Surrey. Religion. and love for his people, were tlic two predominan sen , t ween a derochnut Melange 25f. 10c. Ditto Cons. (1823) 164 / ri •ed at their ' n el. pression. Holders were anxious to sell, and buyers would Wm. Fremantle. E.g. M.P. and family, have ar s ume ts of the deceased Wowed : the first reconunendotion 'inch Wilt Native infer • Ditto Scrip 142 spm Ditto Acct. moment holes the fate of tbe world in hcr hands. The only bargain at a reduced price. Consols opened for house, i t itt Stanhope-street, Mayfair, from their seat, Englefield. I t r i t i t e addreer i t t i e o s l to t., hi4 to T i n i f ssi i ons i trtly togrotect, with all hi. rwer, die Ex-Chief of S 1 1 PRICES OF SHARES YESTERDA s'. onstiazxcE COMPANIES. Shaer. Paid. Price per SAgre. people of all climes repose with confidence in her wisdom Toone and justice ; and she acts as the arbitress of nations, onl yat 93/, but they soon fell to e. The transactions 9' for the account experienced a similar deprescion. The gr Owen 'n o : s, Esq. 31. P. has ived in town, from his seat, like his own y riiirdren. c ; n n iv, lo love hie "' et ' 9 Temple House, Bucks - w ida ear of his fell( ead Aix Seror, 1 Intent on the salvation of his soul, Ferdinand I. apnea e de. • Ousels for m e Ilk ABisnee . . 1001. 10/. 118 to ensure their permanent welfare, and promote the best opened at 935, and went to e and 1. There were various J. Dupree, Esq. left town yesterday, for his seat, Wilton Park, sire that masses should be celelerwed for him, as wen i n i h e „ nod 'Fro Ditto Marine - 1001. 61. 71 interests of mankind in every part of the globe. rumours afloat as mutes for this depression, hut time most Backe. as in all the provinces of the kingdom, and eapecially in onus The weather m Protector - - 25/. 21. 2 sensative nerves of the is , nt le- revalent one was, that the ..- - • Y • • g Mrs lilo 4 s.nd Miss Hu hes have arrived in town from Temple Plum *lone he was used to reside- the fall of Illin• Il , ' FRIINCIS Ft:NHS-PARIS, JAN. 25.-Five per Cents. opened at P ' He enjoins the Ecclesiastical Authentic: to f h re er t e poor. htans eaters. men on the Stock Exchange were shaken at the reported House, Bucks. From Koh* the Anglo-Mexican . 1091. 101. 100 103 f. 10c.; closed at 103 f. 15c.; Neapolnan 6 per Cents. Falconet's . • d l • fIC Departures from the London Hotel, Albemarle-street :-R. G. Van considerable sums of money will be distributed to the • for the celebration of these masses. • ebonmene , °ad th Anglo-Chilian - 61. 13 10 912 II increase of the army and ram accumu aeon ot le .a- nr 'a the cone:a:nab: lilted:en: i; a ain has fall Boluos . . 4001. 003 nm Certif. 88f. 40c.; Bentes d'Espagne, 17; Royal Spanish Loan, lc , accon mg to e toe ,xc ange politics, tholic rent, win' h ' l• n kF h e• • Hopwood, Esq.. for the Earl of Derby's seat, the Oaks. Kent : Hopwood. jun. Esq. for the Continent. 3lr. and Mrs. Ar. Acting likes geld lather of a family, the King confirms. ~,d , - g l i ,;i: d e b ecei th a t th Itrasilion - 1001. 5/. 24 23 24 23 24 1i323, 661 f. Exchange on London, one month, 24f. 95:.; three buthnot have left ditto. ; even augments the dotation of bis second son. the Prince of S.:es- and the ti may produce hostile measures against the Government. no, to enable him to support the splendor of his rank. forage Cedian . . 5/. 134 months, 2tf. 80c.-Cuicre Asithentique. Jan. 25. 'fhtre was very . little business done in the Foreign Mar- Arrivals at Reed's lintel, Lower Grosvenor-street :-Hon. Nobratts MR ntry Unlombian 100/. 61. 30 31 32 34 33 __-....a11inm...- A special article in . like manner confirms and augments the m.. We underatsit eine AI Ming Association 96CA9 0 7 8 prn The re-appearance of Mr. Kee er this evening, in the Dll . . Th 1/ 2 1 ,.., from iiis vest. Du dl ey, W or ,. pftrage and the derumn of the Du ket, the securities in which were heavy the whole day. Frances Curzon. from his fathee's (the Earl of Scarsdale's) seat, in Mexican Bonds were done at Soe ; the new Brazilian er IsPres , on T " 1 es , n/n. chess of Florida, his Majts• ' y A Poona on the nnt. Hibernian - - 501. 41 106 10 e I part of Othello, NW, are have no doubt, renew the cestershire; Captain Charles %lute, from Beikshire ; - widow, not forgetting anv 0101111m7 of his august Fantle. His i • Paseo Peruvian - 1001. tl. 12 14 II 10 11 14 em Scrip was e 5 to 3 ; Old ditto, 1.5 e to lA. The New Co- Benne, Esq. from Lancashire. Majesty, aßer having mids particular mention of thb ger m o f ir, nest del Monte - 4001. 701. 1070 scenes of turbulence and riot which rendered his last lombian was done 90 89, and 89 # ; Greek was 57 61, D e p ar t u r e s fr om N ov a' s Dote], cinreed-street e_W. c. Towers &Milne, and of her Ronal Highness the Hoehn' of Orleamo ct „,. i . 't Rio de la Plata - 101 0 1. n/. 30 31 31 hof tne Princes and Princenses ern aof ralue BOMRAV.--. 1 performance, in spite of his most strenuous efforts, a mere leaving off at .57 4 ; Spanish was 215 5, and rather looking and Mrs. Towers; Mrs. and she Misses Smith : Lord and Lad, t l e ." : . : .ci .as the est non, is the Kaill: Tlalpurahus - 400/. 201. 220 210 200 pm Walscourt and family ; Colonel Hughes ; aod John Collins, Esq.. Menges of hn affeetion, showing fumed' the best cl lusters to ths United Mexican - 401. 201. 125 scene of dumb show. We have already fully exprtssed up ; French Rentes were the same as yesterday. for Antigua. ant of his life. Ferdinand 1. orders that all the +sons amen! which came mSt , unng thew lives, the Wanes and pensions which they atjund Wowing articles . •VI LIGHT AND COLE CO AtP•NIES our opinion on the subject, both as it regards KLAN as an A Cabinet Council was eunanoned to meet yesterday, but Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street :-C. Spurrier ';' his *meta,. without any . exception, s . hall continue to rams Arabia and Upw Unatinenal . 1001. 11/. 91 10 9/ the assembling of the Council was postponed ; the Chan- Provincial Portable - 11. 3 * and Wm. Spunier, from Doesetshire; the ken. R. Gladden' • and actor in the Court of King's Bench, and on the boards of cellor of the Exchequer did not come to town in come- James sparks, Esq. Departurest-Dr. Forrester, for Skop:hire; from his munificence. 'The common' United General - 601. it. 1 4 Drury-lane Theatre, In what we have said, we have been quence. Sir J. Newport, and - Bailey, Esq. His Majesty. wishing more par ticulatly to show his gratitude t os blocked up bynl time RAILWAYS. some of his oldest end most faithful servants, leaves something t o their demands. London and Birmingham SOL IL 211 desirous to define the true bounds of the censorial power of Letters have bee . n received from Port-au-Prince dated each of them, by way of remembrance. to trade, the im louden and Bristol 11. If 4 the public: •we have shown the dangerous fallacy of treat- December 4, which state that a fresh alarm hail ' broken BRIGHTON, JAN. 27. His Majesty recoNmends to his augnst heir. in the nameof tae ships Lend.ii vented. London and Northern 1001. IL 24 out there on the subject of the claims of France, and it ___,......._. Chriatian chanty, the poor who received from his Royal lusd Since Febrnar MISEELLAWEOFS. ing Mr. KEAN as a public servant in any other sense than was much feared that an order would be issued to send in a state of rs•l - Clarinda Company 1001. lOL 95 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and family left the Marine Parade, m(1 .' 111 ' 4. ' 11 " ' w "l ief * Such are the lest acts of this Christian Prince--of this elective aradm during the long period of fie years, has presided over the demo * * ref * practised by the Equitable boon Bank IL 24 that which would apply to the professor of any art or away all French vessels, and many French merchants who had settled there on .i n i l l o e n i t t la e y v. la Dr st,. fit; ra r l k ti o n i n n lic a o rr L is o e d d g a e t , l o tt:s A ti t t a ii r n ii s i t e er ip . Monarch-of this generous master--of this true Bourbon %t o lien. Steam Navigation 100/. 51. 12 profession depending immediately on public favour and • We have received New Brunswick Papers to the 17th LOND Oreat Westminster Dairy ' 21. 7 pm t. Mr. KEAN solicits the atronage of the public suppor . The Marquis anti Marchioness Cheolmondeley, Lady our country. left lr th is i, R c o i y ty al th ll e igh da n y ees befo ih re e y l ente nfu rd t a C y h . a to rles pr l o z d n is ° , to D m ille j oi o r A e :Li 1 1 IC . : I; 19 117 19 Yellow Rec. P ult. They contain as usual, in the winter season, fre- Pearl Fishery - 251. 21. With. Receipt as the poesessor of rare theatrical talents ; and, as the public quern anti alarming accounts of conflagrations ; the wooden C. Seymour and Lord Rocksai•age left on Tuesday. A Meeting of Mr * . Shewell and family left Cresc ' tin Lodge, on Tuesday, Crown and An Wibernian Joint Stock Corn. I 5 Pm peek advertise Irish Provincial Bank 2 344 32 5 Pm find he has them or has them not, the patronage solicited houses, and the necessity of large fires, combining to pro- duce these serious effects. On the 12th of December a for their residence in Bryanston-square. Prince is mccompanied by his august contemn, and the Prilltai Metro. Alderney Dairy 11. 2 i is granted or refused. His talents only form the ground- Lady Hyde Parker, Miss I/Wow, and tbe Misses Parker, Louisa, hie sister. avi T y h ed e n in e:e n s on of th th e e su st r ti ld . en T d h c e ath m o a f i li g i u s is lil d ei c est rotai y the d ig n of ist N er ap p ito e. , teteled. baker's house was burued down and had not the efforts of left the Grand Parade, on Friday last, for town. Mr. earzwe -- - - ----------- - -- -- - work of his claims on the public : without them, whatever objects of the 3 rir HE DIRECTORS of the COLOMBIAN MINING r might b 1 • fl' • If 1 ld • f illei • at ie purity o its private ie, ic wou in a i the inhabitants been great, the fire would have spread y rapidly. The alarm was great, and the first account of its Eastbourne, and most of the watering places on this coast, are now very dull and thin of company. nipetentlary of the Two Sicilia. immediately caused a selemn so. Mr. 0. 31 r n that 11 wealth it . .1_ ASSOCIATION give notice, that on TuntsnoT, the 3cl ot - vice to be performed in the church of the Iloty Ghost, called of tte February. at Twelve o'Clock. they will. be ready to TREAT for and deservedly be hissed flown the stage, if lie aspired to the extent was announced at the doors of the places of wor- he stated to In the 11111 E of a VESSEI•, to CARRY GOODS and PAS. LN ship ; the rush of the people was excessive, and, we are Neapolitarta. were often eonsi same rank in his profession. The whole public cn masse MR. KEAN. [From the Counkr Franrais of Tunday.l 1 GERS from FAL3IOL"PH to SANTA 3IARTA or CAR- , , sorry to say, attended with serious effects, but no lives sidered them an anti every individual, in his circle, has an unquestionable - son - BARCF.LONA, JAN. 15. 1 • TAG ENA. comprehending appear to have been lost. On the same day the ship As the assembly of the 3liiitary Commission was rare under trs Forms of Tender may be had on application at N 0.3, Freeman's- right-or we ought rather to say, is imperatively bound, E a gl e , TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. army and navy, court, Cornhill. of London, was burnt in the harbour and scut- - elarqu's Carripmeigrado, AO are they now become frequent sine L c C omm aro h z i l o n i t , d w r ati tr u e t e t tn to o f o r: le l vz i T e e d n . t y . ean Tz rr m a. onus a : , were very rad!. 11 Jan. 26, 1825. THOMAS TOY, Secretary. to exercise a censorial 'newer over those who are properly t o y : Ti t: . preserve the other vessels in the harbOur and the Si in-It is desirable that the public opinion with respect this dens of pet - te - ---- ' '''''''.• subject to its authority, within such limits as would pre- . to the re-appearance of Mr. Kean at this time should be inhabitant of a neigtibouring village, being suspeacd of havi,g fact nothing b .' 1 Zill3 17 ilt igs It 311) t ar iergi 0. vent this power from being abused, as a pretext foc an im- _____ _ THEATRE ROY.4L, DRURY-LANE. This Evenits, FRIDAY, Jan. 28, will b• performed OTHELLO. pertinent intrusion into every inan's private affairs. Ever D . EATH OF THE HON. MR. L•WLESS.-With f . eelints of sincere and deep sorrow, we announce the decesse of t e 1 Honourable Valentine Lawless, eldest son of Lord Clon- W 11 know that a minority. contemptible in number, wo e a i servant who asks fur confidence in his integrity, of course curry, which took place early on Monday morning, at the y i'• exposes his moral character to the most rigid scrutiny. Othello, sir. Kean; tarn mr. eminent. nutisenenee mrs. ey. wait ; It is part of the condition on which we employ house of •Baron Roebeek. Our readers, in learning tine melancnolv event will mingle with their s/mpathiee for ucertained, and the question, ir possible, settled at once. spoken injuriously of the King. 1 well organized and properly stationed, fill - any . pub IC assembly with noise, and throw it into disorder. All the reports which hare been in circulation with respect to ne alteration at Tarragona, of the Government. and of our criminh Wilms:n.l are now found to be without foundation by a des Wel which the Minister of War has just sent to our Gor . erenr-Gen P er : We are told, on the one hand, thst the partisens of Kean, Accenting to the orders of the Bishops of Tonosa..Tarragor ' s . , him, that he ' • ' • the " Wolves" as they are called, formed but a stnall Gimnne, &c..., numerous mope of missionaries perambulate o te Olean, from e wastes was alm labouring clay allowee to ate was necessary 1 labeur went to tern of poor i higher classes Emilia, Mrs. BRAM • the excellent and worthy father, thus severe y stricken, a rovince. At their entr into evn town or vinare the are re. portion of the audience on !Monday evening ; anti this IL we . w . Y i. . . •-• Y . been so highly • i After which, shou!d live without reproach, and we justly dismiss him personal regret for the loss of one, whose inheritance was a oh great ceremony by the municipality and other author:. statement may be guite true. On the other hand, we n " Society, cinch I -. • ttentemente teen THE TALKING ninn, THE SINGING TRF:ES, AND GOLDEN WATERS. Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr. Kirby. Columhlne, Miss Barnett. Te-morrow, The Fall of Algiers, and the Pantomime. - -- - --- -- - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. This Evening, FRIDAY. Jan. 28, will he performed with indignation when we discover him to be unworthy of patriotiem, and whose talents aml assiduity proinised to the trust lie seeks to take upon himself. So is it with lic servants, whose morals constitute an essential portio p n ub of their title to their stations. If they break the condition of g se ive effnet to his love of Ireland. Mr. Lawless was, we believe. in his twentieth year. He had distinguished lints- if in College, by the attainment of prince, seldom soug . ht by the Nenitts of Alm Mater. His habits were domestic though violent and ' ' he' h T mental • their tenure, they may justly be driven from the post which and unstained by any of these fashionable vices which too • °it ' ties of the are told that Kean s enemies were but few in number, o f t hi s active in t 1r ostt ity ; aud this state- the so is perfectly compatible with the former. I Cat belong to . neither of these parties. I . am not oppered to r_ o l.:„`:`,'lu.n_te l r pace. The influence which the clergy in 'she interite pmvince PILICISC, not only Civet the people but evell OnCT authorities, is the reason that at Salsona, and other towns of 'lonia. comes have been chosen to command the companies of . I;oti ..o m t ay j e ud ti g m e e b i y dt l e i s . ; th ro a v t .n tranquillity is a , Mr. K e emappearance, because 1 think his case, though "'" ''''y '' ' cnl " m n / P„ t , n , FARIS, JAN. 44. of the labourir at present enjc had estimated the profits pr bolder workeO for the sums° &tinny, and A WOMAN NEVER VENT: It perhars eleeerved some mark of public censure, not so We are informed that the Minister of Marine has sent to Senegal Or, THE WIDOW OF CORNIIILL. they are necessarily rendered, by that act, no longer fit to frequently dilapidate the fortunes and destroy time clia- black as to warrant the public in dnving him off the stage, the order to set at liberty all the exiles of Martinico, and that bution of labo 11.11027 the Sixth, Mr. Baker; Folder, Mr. Bennett ; Stephen Foster, acter of the risin aristocrae To hitn we were aecus- by those well sir. C. gamble; Foater, Jun. Mr. Cooper; Walter Brown. Mr. Eger- occupy. But the case is wholly different with respect to r . g Y• . . . on which he Inas not tniscontlucted himself ; and I con- Mea.Ures have been taken for the future to regulate in the French the twenty-fet ' I tam; Sir Godfrey Speedwell, Mr. Bartley ; Master Innocent Lambskin. ran Keeley ; Clown, Mr. Blanchard. Agnes Welsted (the Widow of combine Miss Chester; Mrs. Foster Miss Lacy • Jane Miss Julie& men who offer us only the works of their genius in return mined to look with hopes not unmixed with pride, as to • i • i e one reared and nurtured in • ' 1 d • princip es an practices, fa- _ cove t iat, in tle t eatre, we have onl to do with Mr. Kean c ° . y us an actor But to settle the auestion at once 1 lonics the suspension of individual liberty ; the forms of justice 1 ,... will be always preserved, the accused will be interrogated. A wanting 23 t the higher cla i In Act V. the Lord Mayor's Show, aa It passed through Cheapalde, In ' " for our patronage. For their talents only we patronise vourable alike to the political and esonomic regeneration of ' * • . e ' "P. proms verbal, at full length, will be drown up ; the order will infant system t through your columns to suggest RH expedient, wheel would neTer b e otherwise than provisional. The persons who may find should be 1 i the year 1444. After which, . them, and lei proportion to tie extent af their talents. our country. In this heavy and unexpected affliction, we trust that Lord Cloncurry will find some consolation and enable those who really wish it, to ascertain the state of themselves aginieved by the administrative nu thority shall have. in the agency ol HARLEQFIN AND THF. DRAGON OF WANTLEY; %Fe have no right, with regard to such men, to constitute public opinion ; and this I apprehend is what every reason- aliases. the right to appeal to the King's justice, and shall have new system u I or, moon OF MORE II ALL. Merlaquin, Mr. Eller; Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. S. Gri- maldi. etAllinibilie, Mies Ruiner. T unerrow, Der Freisehutz, and the Pantomime. ourselves inquisitors into their private transactions. It is support in the recollection that not one genuine friend of truth, honour, or integrity, in the land, will be instmeibie bl dl . • t i a n ean t ispassiona e man dem ' es whose object is the rein anent welfare of the drama. Let a shoe of hands then enough that we do not suffer our admiration of their talents to his sufferings or indiffloent to the event, which 'he has • , be venni for at game convenient tange ot the performance, all his protests heard. [From the Constitutionnel of Tuesday.] PARIS, Jaw. 24. iVe have just received news from Berlin • according to wh/sh be amelionec called the up fated by wi to induce us to attetnpt to thwart the just operation of the such peculiar cause lo deplore.-Deblin Morning Register. from thi, pau _____ _ . The BRITISH Freese commenced publis at five o'clock. hing yesterday morning LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY Os, 1825. __ eel .- laws against them. Let us leave them to the punielitnent Bo the laws have provided. No oppression could be more e ir , . t: LOG Xt, tIA N. 2.3.-This day came on here the long- i n , cad anti on the part of Mr. Hamilton, his Britannic jesty s Consul, as plaintiff; anti Monsieur De Non a gross than because we happen to have the power of in- French doctor, defendant. for re vated marks of insult and . 1 flicting further injury upon them, to gratify a low, defamatory expressions. There were four Judges present, • if there should be any further disturbance to-morrow even- there is rea.son . to believe that .M. Cousin will ; soon be set at liber . ty. g For this purpose all that would be necessary would be two placards, whicb, for the sate of brevity rather than f ro ri t • ht b ins rib-1 " r o „ ppe y, mtg . e c st , oa SEAN, ano The Comniission the most serious sec e . holding criminal of Inquiry has recognized the falsity of some of usations, and which presented the accused as correspondence with the revolutionists of different , countries of Europe. It is added, that M. Cousin will obtain •GAINST SEAN. ' I TECOMMentI these words as tne aorn l i f an d b e i ns i st , 1 1 most suitab e, t tough lam well aware that nu 1 miners who, affair . p ete am entire satis action; himself that his should le followed up to his complete justification before the this numb-c persons. Se must mailer the comforts interesting, i dition due 1 The French Papers of Tuesday bring us no fresh intel- selfish, a d ' • " • n swaggering feeling by ruining them, simply to and the evidence was taken in writine I havejust time to r . Ike myself, would vote "he Kean," would not wish to tribunals of Prussia. :eon. and ee his children • ligence from any part of Europe; and as the Chambers are I say, as time post is departing, I hear e d Lord Temple and ...IWPWRINIP•111MI • saow that we can do so if we like; for that we have a right 1 have their suffrage construed into aim approbation of his amongst the 1 still discussing the projects of law in the Committees, we ot iers einem; eted for Mr. Ilamilton, in confirmation of the •• t el tb t th • non Itc - 1 • 1 1 p r ri a e con tic , uas 0 g ies I re a s mere ytotie to e- GERMAN PAPERS. CVO) appear to do so, we utterly deny, and we think we have satisfac- charge, end a most eloquent address by his Counsel. --equo--- wiu to pre bare nothing to expect of much interest from Frauce. The . t ating of his appearance as a performer before the audience, SWITZERLAND, JAN. 14. plan', which to ily proved. Because some barrister may have offended When I left the Court, the Doctor's Counsel began to the words seem to me to be - sufficisntly correct and ex- it appears that fresh applications cannot change the determine. him, Inul t Papers arc filled with the observations of the editors, and • speak in his behalf. The issue will be known to-morrow. amanita public morals (Heaven forefend that we should in- passive. If the majority should be decisive against Mr. don of the Cantons, who have refused to take part in the capitu. nicotine:ion witii that sort of news which, in OUT weekly Journals, is ''' Damages are laid at some thousand francs. A orowd ,of t . inmate that any one ever did so but the fact is Kean, I think be mime, after that night, submit to tile lation for the Neapolitan service. Being scarcely able to maintain, , positions he classed under the head of accidents and offences. Amongst ' P a ' English were preeent, many of them of high rank ; anti • udgment of banishment which would thus be passed upon at. the full compliment. their corps in the service of France and the Irani' CAM sible, and we use it only for time sake of illustration), are this matter has lone been the suh'ect of conversation in n . . Netbalands, they think they should risk the violation of their ex- of tne Itiven i other topics which engage the Parisian coteries, the late all the virtuous attorneye of his Court aide(' hy their iin• b J iirn : if it should be decisive in his favour, th this place ; which, it is said, the defendant wished to y t 1... e minority ne ws engagements, by contracting new ones. This at least is the sons. The equality of votes in the Upper Chambers of the States•Ge- ' • G IS' W P• kI f to-d compromise. mem ir arren tacoe et us a wou te oe compelled to withdraw its opposition, and sun- explanation given by the Government of the Canton of Zurich, in moral and maculate clerks to rise indignantly and pelt him frotn his Y kr the performance to proceed. If the house should be reply to the new circular of the Federal Directory. than all the Acre' of the Netherlands, has given rise to a question which ' for England. VIENNA, Jaw. 10. scat, should he afterwards dare to make his appearance in nearly equally divitird, at the worst the noise could but lion of yea' may for some time serve to amuse the political triflers of . TH EDt 'MOVE RN Sin rs.-We have received papers from continue anti the doubtfiti vote e:ouki operate as an admo- The nomination of his Serene Highness Prince Alexander Von spurious, i . public ? Would tt be allowable that the moral neighbours St. John's, New 13runswick, to the 17th ult. and extract • ' Hohenlohc to the dignity of Canon at Ornewardein. in Hungary, effects whie ' the French metro • T polls. he Duke de N A IMO N N E-PE LET . Ritioll to Mr. Eiliston, if he forces Mr. Kenn forward, or to with • revenue suitable to this elevated ecclesiastical dignity, is m which lal , of some delinquent tradesman should assemble in front of 1 f I ' " tie o lowing paragraph from the City Gazette of the Mr Kean himself if he anpears voluntarily not to reneat 9 • . r , - many respects a subjat of congnatulation. His Highness. how- oupemblint figures in this argument. The practice in our Ihouse of . 16th :-" The discovery I • • h • * . s tips were among t e ice mar t e bis house, and, in order to mark their reprobation of his e cause of offence until the masa of the public are more ever, ie still in this capital, residing, sa hithato, in the palace of necessaries • Lords is that dictated by reason, viz. that where a Pleasure . . Cape Chedley, Hudson s Straits, on the 3d August ; they friend! l' osed I 1 • h b 1 bl' y t mit lowan s nen ; w &lever e tle pu ic ~_ Prince Schwortzenburgh. and will not go, as we hear, to his new this pena conduct, demolish the whole of his stock ? Yet what i 'on till the snn .-lerankeon Pa es. has not the support of a inajority at any one stage of its re bo t 1 we a u ,elOO miles from Repulse Bay, where they in- opinion on this suinect, it must ultimately be submitted to "`" Lnan P 8 g p i , I. x . j & all what uld th b t e in ih r f h . wo ere e more on ra e eous ete o t cse cases tended to winter." Captain Lyon, of his Majesty's ship tee denial E the s re at is " an n' inte A n il tion of enecuseion, it shall proceed no further. But the Nuble by all the parties, and it would be well for them, I think, We hay heard it stated as rain tha l t e than in the penalty proposed to be inflicted upon Griper, on his arrival at Portsmouth, stated that he heard not what , Duke contends, that in such a case the proposed men. therefore, at once to ascertain on which side it bee. Mr. giving to the Neva a new and straight course, for the purpose mane' hat .. , . . „ KEAN beyond what the law has assigned ? There can they were seen about the middle of August near Cape Elliston may fill his house a few nights by the etecitemcnt of preserving the bridges on thc breaking up of the ice, and pre. starving? sure should be cone - menu to be in statu quo, anu that be il • Chedley. This account, therefore, appears later than an ; i f amino the interruption of the communication between the hit'. ' 0 doubt that the Jury, in assessing the damages, Y of the strn -I b "f • h gn, e, ut 1 e persevere aga.nst tle course o _ erent o of the tbei 1 the Chamber should divide again and again, until ' yet received, where they have been actually seen. educed as they were froni the orignally small demand of Tele Cusenet-Houss.-Immetliatel on the fellin in public opinion, lie will finally suffer a loss . much greater a majority appt ared on one side or on time other. The 1 e Y g than any temporary gam he may derive from It. r parts of the aty ; perhaps, too, the danger that threatens the lower parts of the city, as inundations. would he lessened by the execution of this project. The ablest engineers are already different v concurred ed / Editor of tine Journal des Debuts, however, thinks that t the renewal of the debito a should be limited to the consi- deration of atnendments in projects before the Chamber, and to cases in which the question is, whether the whole he plaintiff, looked to the future ability of the defendant of the floor of the Long Room of the Custom House, ar- to pay them ont of the large income he has hitherto derived from the exercise of his great talents ; ann now the r c a o n n g v e e m w e e n o t e s e w . ere t i i i nade which will prevent any delay or in- in t e transaction of public business ; by these arrangements accommodation has been found for the Thunday Morning. Jan. 27. Your constant Reader, ___ ____-_l-..-___4 employed in surveying the ground, and a corps of soldiers will be NEUTER. employed in this vast undertaking. The day before yesterday 7'e Demm was nerformsd with great solemnity in the Cathedral Church called " Of t!ie Mother of God dramatic saints, who, we are heartily glad to find, can no officers wbo usually sir in the Loog Room, in the adjacent Yesterday the Duke of York left his residence; in of Casan," in honour of the 12:h Anniversary °ldle deliverance of etvploy the kitind family no and it hat it, too gri ducal, at longer endure vice or immoralit ' re' ' • his tavern) carr;aee and yin an .. part of the h o us e , apartments, and such notice has been affixed to time public Stable-yard, St. James s, in • g Rutile from Iluonaparte. however. onhject should be further diszussed ? But when the debates - ' b The Charitable Committee for ' s who are roduad to the preo cept the box-lobbies and saloons are endear° WTI t entrance, of the distribution, as will insure immediate in- four. en a tneasure are finally closed, and the Chamber is equally ea • ' Lige f . . ;novelty by the late inundation, has received 26,000 rubles from doubt, tt ormation to all persona concerned. Apprehensions, we Tine Dowager Marchionces of Donega , 11 who has been linllantl, through the medium of 31. Streglitz, the banker. - take from liiin time fund by which he is to make corn en tunes au en vithed, the Journalist decidedly approves the Englith p sa- understand, are entertained respecting the security of the indisposed, is getting much better. The subscription at Moscow already amounts to 150,000 rubles: moducte tion for his wrongs / . It was due to the character of our Searchers' Offices ; but it has not been found necessar The Earl of Cork has sent ten gviness to the Treasurer The second of this month was observed in all the Pro:estant com. Mr. 3 practice. It cppears to us that where the necessity or pro- yto country that KEAN should have suffered some rebuke, and move any other officers but those of tine Long Room. and of the Clattinaurice Dispensary, about to be established at • • i • munities as • day of fasting and huoultat on, in commemoration of animate pritty of legislating is not supported by • tnajority, w the late in undatioce Mr. V 1 - I.sye. the best reaton in the world for Makin , ' tio alteration e e if an endeavour had not been made for sinist No mischief cm be greater in a State than that of passing ' ' persecute and oppreos him he would have met with th t er d es i gns to of the King's Warehouse . . The Board Room and Secre- Killarney, in the county of Kerr l y . . he Ft I they's Office, more especially, remain undisturbed. Yes- Win. Lawless, Este. a Genera in t enc i army, ant 1 If ANOVEE, JAN. 18. The 12th number of the Cake-Non of the Laws contains a a terday Messrs. Smirlec and Baker made another inspections Knight of the Legion of Honour, died at Paris on the circular letter of the consistory to all the general aed special a very ir ender t a emcee sort of reception which would liav nts, etc. relative to the cens.inhip of the press. in experimental or unnecensary enactments. e compelled him to have of the building, the result of which has not transpired. 25th of December, in the 53d year of his age. This gal- superintende tic conv which, referring to the royal edicts on the 'tame subject of 14th Mr. I humbled himself to the offended sense of public morality. Yesterday tnorning at seven o'clock, the City of London lent officer was a native of Dublin. The Constitutionnel has a long sled well-written article Oct. 1819 and 9th September 1024, the ancient edicts of 1705 lions wl But now, every one possessing any just discrimination as to steam-packet, (•apt. Nichol', left lier moorings off' time William Oldficicl, EN. has been elected Lord Mayor of and 1791 ; are mentioned, by which no subject or inhabitant of Meetim on the " results of the administration of Mr. CANNING, Custom-house, for Rouen, to fulfil time contract entered York for the ensuing year. the country, whoever he may be, shall lisse any thing orintel, . they Ita - whit the occesion r uires consi eq , eters himself called upon founded on the interests of the country," u contrasted - into between the Chamber of Commerce there, 211t1 the We arc requested by the Committee of the Choral Fund however little or trifling, in or out of the country. till it ham heel I absence l with " the results of the administration of M. DE VILLZLE, tO prevent the excess of right feeling, from being artfully General Steam Navigation Conan/My of London, for tow- to coatratlict a paragraph which appeared in this paper laid before the Censon and approved. o. p n ain of a fine of litty dollar& A Copy of this circular Is to be sent to every clergyman They • best ae • ' founded on the s f 1 II 1 11' " ystem o tne oy A lance. The misdirected to accomplish the purlieu's of envy and malice. ing French mewls from the month of the Seine to Rouen yesterday, stating that nlr. Milstein had refused to permit Th e to be deposited in the archives of the ',wish. bring ii writer observes, truly, that " England, which had been a 1 d h . After all, however, it is asked, and we agree, justly and back, as well as to and from all intermediate places. his performers to sin* for the benefit of this C'harit i r. ton has upon: this, as on a former EXCHANGES. f -Auld" Ileum:sow, J•N. 21.-On London, 36 34. ; Us. 38 01, iaolatel ii absurdly said to have fallen from her rank among the *se , w y did the re-appearance of Mr. KEAN on the c a r i r l it.. i • li d Miajtee: tyi' i s a r r e w v i e c n h u e a c l r u i se e r r , , S i c i o n u o t ) , ea L i t - r u e t . I A " re o k e r a , , h O; f O a C c e t as i i s Olni " la C t Xl l lr lr. Ehsh. is readiness to permit his 'informant c re .T.. RRRRR BURGH, .1 AN. 7.-Londen, 9 27-32 ; Pans, NI- ceeded nations of Europe, now braves time Holy Alliance and all stage so qui c kly f o ll ow ti me disgusting publications with Fluehing, burthen about 70 tons, with her crew (19 men) to give their aid to the Fund, as far as the arrangemeuts Leiria, JAN. t7.-London, Three Months, 6 135. of the its armies. She has adroitly disengaged herself from its • ` wine% nen- of the Papers, by the favour of Mr. Cox's and car 0, consisting of 200 ea.ks and 20•2 bales of tobacco, of Drury-lane Theatre would rtnit. Beat., sr. J•N. 18.-boodon, Three Months, 6 24. that e. solicitor thought propee to fill thei sheet? There is p re • . t.--London 1001. Two Months 0,92 • 391.- lingaus. JAN l I A , SO hal ankers foreign brandy, Men half sinkers foreign From the success of Mr. 1 ambit'', at the Haymarket „ 4 bne p ~ jaw 21. minor trammels : with one blow she destroys the labours of ten • • • - certain! in this act ' an apparent defiance of public ' ' I etre I Geneva 2 boxes and 2 bales of tea. His Mejesty's revenue fle ,a id subsequen y e y, , " II • nt Ilinnineltam and Bri +ton M 4 ' 5 " d P e ' _. ___ . . _ I Pri e d! ' e t - 1 I Consereeses, and, piecing herself at the head of the civilize- y cruiser Fly, IY. Taylor, acting commander, tender to the the manager of the Exeter Theatre has engaged him for (e/BRil LTAR. 1 c Acta Con that it advancing, she presents a menacing front to opinion, which requires explanation. The question is, Vigilant revenue cruiser, has carried into the ume port one six nights on the same terms that Mr. Macready was to -........-- 1 man ; TIM o the civilization•that is retrograding. She has well examined whether Mr. Keee's appearance on Monday was his bale containing '273 foreign siik handkeechiefs, picked up have had, but whose illness will for *eine time prevent him We have received Gibraltar Papers to the 7:h inst. The so mu 1 4, and considered the state of the Continent ; she knows that own voluntary act, or whether he seas compelled to r- pe floating supposed to have been thrown overboard from a from performing. Mr. Hamblin will appear at die Exeter Governor lin commenced very important mt esurce-the not t lugger s ' ine cliased the evepine before. Theatre on Monday next, in the character of Hamlet. regulating of the garrison as to wine and spirits, which a be idi the Holy Alliance depends on a system of compression form in consequence of a previous engagement with the h r of Mr R . The Ilebe, of Ipswic ,t le property . . aymont , .p. 1 The o *ranee cotton weavers of Carllise have issued an few years ago prodaced so great a sensation, and was Iwo- wiry t . Manager ? lf, as we are assume], the latter be I f . which will not allow it to tisk the perilous chances f * tteM t wu unfortunately wrecked on the morning of the 18th, appeal to the manufacturers of Cumberland, on their pre- ductive of such serious coneequences. becau 0 war,. II .. . and that it can mom easily extinguish all the liberties of . r. ALAN ought to exonerate himself from the odium of upon Orford Butch. She WAS laden with a valuable cargo, sent degraded situation, in consequence of tile low rate of Proclamation by his Exallency the Earl of Chatham, K.ll. ore IMCeS I 'n rOt Eurve than fire a shoi against the Power which could a voluntary appearance; and he ought, as mon Its he enters and was on her voyage to London. The vessel is an entire wages with which they are paid. They cannot, they say, ~t ~,, marmty's nom Hanourable Privy Council, General of hie syste 3 upon the stage this evening, to make know wreck and no part a the cargo will be saved. 'f he crew evn more titan idz or seven shillings a week...--Tyne Majesty's forces, Colonel of the 4th or King's Own regiment of ;HMO revive them all. The lloly Alliatice, besides, WA:its the n that it is not , ' ot safe on shore. Mercury. Mot, I lorernor and Co:umander.in-Chief of the gariison sad ter- quen . he who is treating public oi • • h •brinar &e &c ritory of Gi . , - . 'slut . first sinews of war, with which Great Britain • lewd p mon wit contempt. If, as An elopement took place from Sloane-square on Wed- Po •e• it ING el- cv e MATICALLy ORGANIZED.-We road The regulations of the garrison established in litls, 1016, an 4 his friends tell us in their communicati its, 1 • ever formerly to supply it. France only,• which bears all o ie will not be nesday morning. The parties are a nin Barnard, a gay laet week, int a northern paper, that the poachers had t 11119, relative to wine and spirits, are to cease on the 10th January, . eept . Hawed to make any address to time suer young clerk, of nve-and-twenty, and a Miss Forrester, into the habit of thriving gentlemen s cattle over ge 1825. when the following provisions and mutations arc to ba • tl.e burdens of the Holy Alliance without sharing any a ' ience, by an or- Rant ga 'zed opposition, who are ho resided in the next house to the young *wain, aged grounds, where it was known that spring-guns were de- strictly ceferced. men . of its benefits, could enjoy the honour of furnishing - ril expected to cry down all w These are of great lencth-the following are abstracts.] twenty, and, as it it reportetl, will become possessed of an posited, mul that several valuable beast:. wcre thereby in- I sun ', l it with subsidies ; but the war with Spain, the loins attempts at, expl ana ti on on hi s part, l a m in state the lade ntlencn when of e. The arties were traced to jured. We read in the Stamford paper this morning, Pe ag P let and 2tl cantata details 'tit. &en as to exports, to per i no . . _ tom 14 . loth ' fact briefl 3d, The rimy paid by tavers-keepers on spa is enlaced f and the indemnity, have, foe the present, • deprived 3' °O a Placard, and show that /to the house. Sun-street, Brompton, where R hackney-coach set them that on Monday, the Stl instant, in Gloucestershire, forty reale pee gallon to al% reeds. aay suff h Let biro remember it is Iris fluty to • • down at a pastry-nook's; and it was ascertained they had men, with white handkerchiefs in their hats n marching in i It of all rower." We really can conceive no project poi e the explanation; 4th to 10:11 details as to import regulations, uto sreoggling, ne- that and if he, throu en a post-deose ta Hounelow, 21111 from thence to files, drew up on seeing time keepers and assistants on an enemy permits. It.e. to li more absurd or insane than that of the Holy Alliance gh a ridiculous obstinacy, refuse it, he t i t Incisor, where they hired a single-horse chaise. They estate, when a desperate battle ensued, in which many I kis, Ale distilleries, whether peblic or private, prehibited. ) venting its displeasure ' fit' is count i a agaanst ry n ny other must abide the consequences of the iti . isconstruction which were, however, overtaken whilst refreshing themselves at were severely wennelrel, anti the keepers completely 12th and 13th details as to the import of wine, ensures. penal- rep. ' 5 • shills than afe w angry diplomatic notes, to which we he will not tak tl t oubl t Mr K cre r e o remove. If it he true that an inn at leghant, by the lady's brother ; and the young routed. At a preceding visit by 26 of this band, a number t.le Ac- • . --LAN Wag bound, under iven at Gibraltar, Ist January, leen ITO },B I • trust Mr C- r 1 : • - a penalty of 2,0001., to make lady reluctantly returned to the George Inn, at Hounslow, of them surrounded the head keeper's house, whilst the rest B command, CHATHAM. 00TRI114. . • . • -I , g ell' neply, as be well knows how. his ^ r Cal app.arance last Monday, and Mr. Er use os required the same evening, •h 1 wit ler brother. shot in the preserves about it.-1101 Rockingham. S. R. Chapman, Civil Secretary. . . . - . . es.. • • • . . • . . • . _ ' • t . • ' . . • i i . . .. __,. . _ _ . -_ _ _ . - - - -- - - -- - - - .- -,- - - 1 1 - - - ~ _ itit