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Saloon appearance • Mr. ''. r , HENRI QUATRE. 0610, Mr. Maeready; Sally, Sr. Egerton ; Geo. D'Am ..t. Mr. Fawcett ; Revise de Diem, Mr. Abbott ; Frede rick St. Leon, Mr. Dorset; O'Dnnael, Mr. Conner • Moos. ,ache, Mr. Eatery ; Ponies., Mr. Listm. Florence Conner; Leo% Klee Halloo& ; Clutllde, Miss Beaumont; Lmtisuo, mud 31. Trte. • I After Minsk will be performed, 6th time, a new Gail Asiatic Melodramatic Romaine, called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; 9r, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. • 1. Cherry, Mrs. Ywriag; tianguiskeek, Mr. Farley; T Mr. Grimaldi; Hassaabad, Mr. Blanchard; Giddier, Id Chapels.; Noureddia, Mr. Hurrebuw. Fair Star, Miag Foote; Aviaryma, Miss Beaumont; Papillo, Miss E. sett. Merry and Fair Star will be repeated every evening. (' Monday, Shalt/lease's Tragedy of Macbeth. Os Tuesday, The Beggar's Opera—Ml6 The Two Permit of Frederick the Great---eed he new Melodrama. Oa Wassails', the Comedy el The Rivals. MIL MATHEWS AT HOME .t the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUAP, STRAND.—THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April IS. and 'were MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY during the Month, ?HE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Matbews will take steps to introduce the following Characters:—Nat, .arn- Taut of all-work in a lodging-house; Monsieur Zephyr, French Ballet !Ulster (first floor); Geocge Augustus Fipley—" A line of beauty"—in love •' Ab Llystelyn as I.lwfd, Esq. not tbin enough ; Sir Shivernin Iterewnerve, Guardian to Anselresa (second Boor); 'Mr. Mark Singuum, sea rawnpoe lodger, next dour; Miss Anelrosa, in love with Fipley. Doors open at Seven o'Clock; Perforuaate begins at Eight. sen.office open from Ten till Five; wad Private Bones way dun be had at Audrews's Library, Bond-street. ADELPH I THEATRE, STRAND. ri,s P:YENING, SATURDAY, Montieur ALEXANDRE, tbe celg ',feted Ventriloquist, wilt deliver es entirely new comic. charac setletin vocalic, adosatie, meltiGarndeal, wmailonsious, sonitarwal Enterinimoint, in Three Parte (is Epithet)) cone Waded expressly fertsbia *censure, and entilletd The ADVENTURRII OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUEFII ES OF NICHOLAS. Fa which he will display the various astonishing vote illu sions for which he has been so justly celebrated and theft gisiohed on the Continent, and which have been represented with such signal approbation before oust of the Crorsaed Meads and Prinres of Europe. Peisonte of lie Entertainment: Visible PCYSOMS—Alde rman Polllaury ; Captain Fin-lough; Nicholas (servant to the Alderman) ; Mrs. l'illbory (wife of the Alderman); Miss Flirtills Pillbory (daughter of the Alderman). lvvistble Persons—Andrew Slump (Surgeon Matto and Trepaisner) Jacob (his wan); Pi'Olney MJIIIMUI Om listens in mow). Amsted Persons-1(104e Ilvy, and Nick Tose". Synopida or the Entertainment : Pint 1. Food awl Physle.—Cupid fumed Chimney Sweep. Part 11. Wine and the Tooth.aeh ; or, Ike Biter Bit. Part 111. Curtain Lectures.—. Jack iu the Boa. The whole embodied, illustrated, sod delivered by Mow sietit ALEXANDRE. Boxes, 4c—Pit, 2. —Gallery. Is. Doors open at Seven, and cumentwer at Eight. WANSTEAD HOUSE, ESSEX. IR. NS , I t o f Regetil.-erriseet, liarn I t 4 n % i y i j a i r y' - urma Coms l 7, sod the PA square thstb u e ar' has reeeart tl three:ions to ISIT:131. BY AUCTION, early in the month of MAT, the Splea,lid and Msguitireal Furniture of i his Snperli M milieus; togeth er trith the scarce std nre India mod Doh, Cabinets, 7 1111.1t5,..the.; Chinas of all deseriptiaua. The highly wall's_ Lk. sod every extensive Lihrary, eonsisliat of main thou • owl volume. of Boole, ell all %objects. The imperbly [rand andlakitl, fini.hed services of Antler,' and Nlo fern Ptate, rascried ia the vary hest style of sturkman.hip, and of the merest as oral a% setigne patterns. A e , eall o . l krtimi of Paistossis, by evaireot Master.; main antique Seulplurrd T.Surt., of elnondersble ellettonty; ll'oses, Lille'', mud Wl* nutty ocher .earels. a`oaloglea are preparing, and will .hardy he ready f or eietwers, at h.. earl,. without which we oar ran he :Id t. d. As. IVO, keeent 'greet. iit)RSP. /tN 11 DOG mipicirtm, Vrers , .4 he T . 1114110111, Driiski•t. CentluiJr. T HE..gti 64Alit'INES ii..v.. been foe teeny .yens HI iltr totlield verde, and ere ranethterd hy awii‘erth. Snit riposting Chancery* an the Klettlists. ohs 1404.10ete the Pt sproolur their teal 'ultray ia weisiog : F.eas har Drjait)'n Onsarnira. !Nair Park, Wh a da nr . fiellt-•-1 kern mul e ~,,• of ', lo u r 1,411• tir the Dn Ihelertherr `far ervot t al yours inn.r, ma+ And then Ar prefr-rnble toast' arttur rat.lalue I or. r turd; tin, ewe. will thank sue 1.0 wad ihw.a. at , hy as v. * c us f ur ...—..... note, and dirrei lUeris hu Mr Rita, Nn tilt, Hetbetn-isill, Lutadtra; and lb. y shall be 1 14 1415 t es.4ebsery. J ans. Nir,, year hatable Xrdwant. R. DAVIS, Ilues•esse le his Alitjesti'• Harelevio. s. d. ' 8. 11. 7 Vitteinc De& for Danes 1 4 Derelle Mere (i 4 "•) 3 4) 311 " 11 " 1, 0*(Jirtiineet 3 0 Gwent' 11•14 i 4 fh•zi 311 ahairon art kalls fnr Data I 6 Anne' iv. UM •(I th's ) i 6 It.tht*. Liquid Elniier, as Onmes, 44 6 . 5 . 004 al'. r wi'l by Ihri•r., Cheartaa, Nu. 4, Olornprnie, Me. Void's. /1 " 1 Ito. Itereuttreet (twar the Argyle Itison.), I...ieltm; 20 . %t .iirrluo piney, &ashore', ; and 34. Sarkwil'e `lt'''', 1)0 )1 , 0, ; suut by Its. Prirrespet dleiliclue Vt•nd ratiii.,tieluut th - i'•ind *Kingd om • K i t ‘rrhastra .114. frgreetrd i n a rk f or ~ Wateon'a 111,..a. and ,_,": ilnierner.," rod e,.. base ar his SIMI, and miller b• u* the trahrba, Iv preheat I rupubiligNlS. Permaaa t aeretaal .„ arlilitloa tar# 1p Haile rili ,. aiis pelaretpaittillPerrathaliy e - ....e • eliedimille MINIPMCS gine ; or I' . # be-applied in redaction a the fietorepayiacnis of Premium. Policies may also be Pill'ected for the whole term of Life, oft a plait peculiar to this Pike, whereby the Premium Is payable fur a fired Numb,' of years. HENRY DP-VP/ROUGH, Jun Secretary. Cheapaide, Loadoo, March 14.1422. In the press, and speedily .ill be dedleehisli bl . perm/seise, to her Royal Highweewas Arylsllo, NARRATJVE of a ,aIQUILNEY gel is the 1810 Inn, 1821. . years 19 , . . throu i rb , Trance, Italy, Savoy, Switzer Mod, parts of Germany border lug or the Rhine, Hollsuet, mid the Netherland.. By JAM ES HOLMAN, R.N. end K.W. The above Work will comprise incidents that occurred to the Author, who has last mitered uuder a total deprivation of Wight, with various polite of information collected us his Tour. " Cutesy iter numuurare vent : taws aspic. si quid El mw, quod rums proprium kelps, loquamor "—Poe. ONE DAY TO DRAW. GIWIFT and Co. ere Selliug the. Tickets and Sharer for the 231 of the present Month being the Ls•t Day of Drawing; whes TWO p r i ses o reo l ow., and To om ey o ther (:apital+, see sore to be Draw*, and Not Two Blauks to a Prise.—Two of the Capitals of the lasi Lottery were Shared mid Sold. by Swift sod Co. at their Whets. No. 11, POULTRY; 12, Csoastr4,Cll.olll i and 31, MD OATR HIGILSTILLIT. BUT ONE DAY MORE. GCARROLL reminds the Public of the • present Rich State of the %Theel, which cantaius TWO Prizes of r20,000 And Twenty other Capitals! The whole of widen Meat he Draw. on 'TUESDAY. 234 April. being the Layt and Only Day of Drawing.—Tickets and Shlres, warranted Untlrmwn, are selling •1 CARROLL 'S troll fitortenste 011itits, 19 CornhIll; end 14, (liana street. wlsisswie has gdorady SwW neatly Capital Prises in she presort Lottery; and in the Lest Lottery. 11'4404 a Prior of OO.OOO • iiiktiOe Were both Sold in Shares by CARROLL the swap beneath the feel ; nothing is reetwastry bat to step est (the qtticker the bettor) to keep one's equilibrium sod to *rota the axed or large stones and pieces of lays: we --were nut more thw has minutes iu. reachiog the point, whence it bad taken us an hoar ishil a half to mottos. is coming down we were struck with the strange op psarstsce of the' torches of vtespasha weeding and de. seamdirse; they formed a pale wavering „line from Re tain to the Hermitage, and thence to the condPikey werescat tered abated in thick and fantastic eremites. Ott retthiiiig lba kicresitage ws fouled. it as crowded that we could sue ester : the large flit erased was covered like a crowded fair by pale of all nations anal of all ranks, from the beautiful sad • accomplished Comiless of. Fiqualuniust, wife of the Austrian Ambassador, to the Austrian serjeant and his wife, who had come lb sie the blazing mountain; berm of people bad come from the tomes mill villages below with bread and wine, and fruit and agile-vita, Mt of which snicks seemed In very great demand. The motly scene was light by the bright silvery moos, sod the red towering dames at the summit of the volcano. We took some slight refreshment and repaired homewards in the midst of as gay groves as ever returned from menet of festivity and joy.— Whew we aid lower down, we found that the lava had •p -proached very near to the road, and had already seized upon a fine vineyard, which was blazing very brilliantly. After our retreat, we learned Mist the lava traversed the road.— On Wednesday the 27th, the eruption was in a groat mea sure timmaillivii; still, however, crowds of people centi auvd up the ssuatitsin, and an Austrian udleer, who had come from Calms to see it, was unfortumetely killed on the ridge of the cone, by a large stone *trader him no his head. Llis Thanday scarcely any thing list amok, issued from the crater, and it has continued is this peaceful suits' ever Mace' •• - Y 3, 5 1 4 111. .!. • —we— A most complete Edition of The Poems . qf Ossiate, edited by HUSH Campeau., Es* has Wen. juit published. It is illustrated by ai map of that part 04 the North of Ireland which cormitutesi the scene kiKuctinini which it deseribes with' such extrirre donary force and glowing lonik;rry. In shia, nothing has been neglected to gratify the cariosity which a work of such intense interest and great celebrity is calculated to excite. The Poems of Ossiart are adapted, in au eminent degree, to the character of the prevent martial age. They are introduced by the followitsz Prefare : To the Most Noble Francis, Marquis of Boating., Earl of Moira, and Viscount Louden, GoveruoraGeneral of India, die. ice. &ie. MY Loan Stsitonis—That the irreleltvie of ,o sblieurs an llllllVitilllll .11 I am should ay over seas to you, in • re mote quarter of the globe, cannot be mailer ul surpeise, when that of %midr d+, whether of the literary men whom you have fostered and cheriahed, or of the army of emigrants u bum you so generously feel mud sheltered, Ir the same torching, sad confess themselves nut more grateful for the benevolence of a truly noble mind, than for the en dearing manner in ohicb its excellent valid.. were exer el:ed. As patrons now-It-days are become unfashionable, soil are merely illumine!, not virtual belays. so, to &trues', I cann o t be charged with ought but vanity, after live year. rewerches—in attempting to give your mime In posterity otitis that of the first of Braid) poets ; fur Moo doing, perhaps, I may preserve my own. And, though my rank and watts prevent me following you in your premier of the noblest maxim of true philosophy; muscly, in " dritug the greatest poeoble good with the least pool in of ill," yet I am aosi• our to do all the good I C. 111; and, farther, that f should net appear wasting in gratitude, whew soy public opportu nity permeate itself, of confessing myself grateful. Besides, to sot., my Lori Marquis, she fame of she poet °mien cannot he wholly matter of iudiffereoue, after his •it thentiesly has been so long doubted and disputed by many of your literary friend. noel arlasiolairre; particoleily as " the Reedy Lego," Undo of o.lmt, (low. through your psi. lernel perk al MUlrli. WI the one head ; and, as it would re. quire no great portion of genealogical research as the other, to prove that 'our son motel datightrre are desemoird from Fingal, as well as frcem ale noble stem whirl, produced llie gallant {Val rsee-•. The Campbells and 11PLewis are iudia. notably dereendeil from the Aborigines, or COT& of the mirth ; and tradition goes farther, sod declares the former noble moldy the literal utl.prisg of Demonic', core, or the moor of F i ngal, King of Moron; whole lands are still in lits pOlusearittn, us a past of throe of the eircieut Kor;rs of Alba, is Vatter, continue to thus day in the porseimuu or their d e y roo dan is, the :whir fatuity of The deecent the Campbell.. boorreer, before the ninth century, is c.i,ly recorded to trailosien•ry Irmo& ; but to a country 0n1,1,1 wnhlLeoneof letter.. oh• re public tarots are construed to omit'. memory, tradition. I thank, should only he stelpited of or, range...stupor, reiluerit lo *medium, mid that 'curium, I sot cal opinion. should be adopted, its firing fumoded in troth. It us ilesiiwit tis your I.ouhhip, that °mimes Passo• It blue lulliftsliftliereal out merely , * teasel .11...., bat a genuine troth of the translator and coin pi'er of these entiesit rung.. And lieu muting the Hunter sum sticklers fur, end Realism, tho eathentwity of Orman, we seethe demists •hurat jo4ifirr/-4or in them we pereeive, or hear of, wet king but big dual and e er y &pi." purl i„„ of proof, that " they hail heard the pipers lir sharuuh. of the II igt.lailds song some of the poems bettor the trans!stur gave them their English arose." • Nil them mistreat-se for authenticity taken a more ex umitd eel e, rus t au g ht fur other ,ours eouviuctug proofs, they weight have fumed them ; riot I would only have bums • g'estiter, where now 1 hare reaped largely! Fur isertauce, had ttic-.t• friend. of (hoists hot read Barfroisuu's Hi s t or y of acrothend, and gloom d tater the irostistidroli list of Scut. 4.h kings, *lnmost! from toe Irish keens is ley Meijer or A log words : And it would be absurd to isnagioe, stow that the Highland* have been gleaned over and over again, that the swags alluded to by the learned histories, were any utter than *Ube of Osaka ; which, I think, there cannot be • doubt, • oreelthaeded down from father to son, through the memo/Us the.sowerhies or bards, from the time of the Romeoes. Shielketatim writes of the natives of Noiven, "They sing anagemell tanelegaut, rootaiialug the eulogies of ertifeut men, sad their bards ordinarily handle no other subject ; them ' language is somewhat like the old Gatelish t. Me one knows better than your Lordship, that bards lave ! ever bore tonod as noble in friendship, as they have been held formidable and ilsolgerons Is strife. I need nut go back to the days of Tyrhous to Illustrate my ,opistion. or Preen that ! noble mind* have ever chosen bards for their friends, not from fear, bolt from she uphill/ of their souls and nature,' ; ■ ighilet, Ott the contrary, litsle-esinded tyrants have either wholly Reelected, or prosecuted, the favourites of the -Muses! The following consult testa/ices of both sides of sake preposition are, I think, net unworthy of • place in this Dedication, because it will is same measure beat out the :Weintidence of the asses of all the northern nations. I shall conamenee with an age emerging from the darkness of Gothic night, and there find Holum matinees and customs. William of Nalensbrary writes of the Normans on the hag* peneediag the battle of Hastings—Trine rainless, /shads at swirling" woe atestplase psegnaloves weesederel4. And, en the same subject, says Voltaire, of • abcchief berf or singer—Ls Tod/else spree avoir entoind sobi Amos pie Mr aldose repeteient, ee into le prattler lee Aiploise, et fat lei This proves that armies /mow/lee preceded by their bards or singers, is not peculiar to . ..thitlrtsis, Scots, or Welsh ••. But to take the sobject far. Attee.into antiquity than the Conquest, we And the customs of the Irish, Welsh, and Scots exactly the more with the •wegtheris Rations, where the Scaldl had ever in 'dweller be. lbws lie troops on the eve of an engagement. Heave the fee- Igswist "beguiling away of Ilse night by song" of Ossian, • would curry him farther into antiquity than the Conqweat, wore there no other proofs! Bishop Nicholson represrots trfiklariala herds, at on. time, as having gained great pare of thus lonia' lards by their praises; . 111111 hr also adds, that hey avow very teeachrus of • their power and, owing le the kibeawe. very disorderly. This is corroborated by 'ramp, ogles% who wrote in the time of Henry the sontgewnsisad sat osly severe vegetations end decrees ageism the ehymstets and minstrels, bet also against the Mammals', who were the Irish gesealogiste. Hollinshed oleo states, that if the Irish bard was not well paid/or his panegyric, he turned libeller immediately; and ' if his Medicare did Not par proper attention to his music or poetry, he commanded silence in the mat imperioue man. ncr. S. touch for the Irish bard. lint the poor Wdahe bard, who, in the language of Draylos's Pollysibioa— " At the Stelliva oft obtained • victor's praire, • Had won the silver harp, and wore Apolleslasaa," hid reason to complain, as well as the Irish bird, Wore the lime aileron Finglass ; ■nd the Matelot 4ob of Heavy the Pourth, cap. 47, directs a sort of anathema sgsinst the Welsh bard in the following words:—" There shall be no welter, rhymer, ur minstrel, or other ragabond, to m he assemblies or collections." It appears, however, by the laws of Noel, the Welsh Justinian, that there were good political gramma, lung before, mad after, the time of Ed ward the Piret, for abolishing the Welsh herds and harpers, ■s " they were the Trimurti on every expeditiou against lbe English." I have now to finish these, perhaps UoOrlrell. airy, as useless, citations by observing Him, stotwitb 'Mulling the friendship of Mime, the Protector Cromwell appears to have bad but an indifferent ear for manic, by the following Or4l n once of 1656:--" Any minstrel or fiddler, who shall be making movie in any ion Or tavern, or shall ark any one to hear ►is mesh, shall he punished as a third, beggar." —Such nips the littlemsioded tyrant! From some of the foregoing citations, I infer, that thout h the infer Welsh mid !riots bards were compelled to be silent, as the MOO Oiling Or Scotland were carer trodden by the fret of commeruer, and as their birds and shoinnshs were exempt from the political power of -those who would have croodoed glom, so baring full soul free scope for their bleeds, sour, sod traditionary tales them is greater reason to be here that the Potwar/ (lesion are authentic, and as old as they are represented to be—namely, compositions of the fourth and fifth centuries. It is now only 6-e me to oh , Mot a. Dr. 111.0gh Blair—who may fairly be deowminaied the Bosse and Aria little of our times—has, after a laborious, elegaet, mot just cynicism, in which he has fairly placed the earious beauties of t h e ow.) treat peals of antiquity in the scale with Ovum of oar Celtic bard, soil Iliumd that their delicacy, beauty, and sublinoti were equally p et under n ruder sky. by o.atasa....arho :a concealed a straoger so the ci I.lliz 1.10.1 of I lie Gecko nod Ronnusa—so 1 cannot but feel confident thot she Poems al Ossia4, a utbenti , *le.l, sod their Iri.b acenery de dwell, as • mean. of p oeing their orig utility, will be agreeably received by a I nitluf Loudon (ruin a clatis.inan of shut •IllraeNi and hossutso.ible f•nsity. . . . . A. 4 1 13.111 C the honour to be, my Lord Margitis, Ib f..elinp of gratitude, Your Lurdbbip's vtry obedient humble Ser•••.t. HUGH CAMPISI:IL. t Gastrin Douglas also mentions a - -' 4 Fin Ma Coal, " Wks the Dell, and gart him youl :" I Lib. 1, p. 24,fu1i0 edit. S Lite. 3, p. 101. Voltaire, add. Univ. p. 69. •• Misrialori rites a paesagit front an obi Italian ehrani• *hit la proves that the on of °Lvov aool R.lawl, if that be the one sllurt• d I William or Maltos'.ury, was not cuntieed to armies, but was also repro...owl as A play, a stage hss , ng bern etert•ll at %111.. n and other parts. ...raper 9" hiltritmes etoltabant ales , soda ceralutur de 1?olarado et Oliwerrae.• At. Itoneceredlee ROBBERY AT LORD Baawicw....—Yesterday mortulig, *tule the verv 4 ints were iitketly eogoict4 nt work, some 11lir( votered the ko.ise of Loyd BER WICK, in Groorrnia-Nitiare, and 11 ocr eed eti in err ryltig sway niue hatsdsuwely clerscd Aver slut- ---... _____.....„....., ,-.,....,- img,qrq---w.7r..--str---A—~ ..yriwPoimarmewi - ....• ---- O . '0 . .... 111 , 0 ' . . (~- -...., - --s • • • 0 4 ‘1,,iyi1..c. a I . •i 7 04 ,0 1 4 .91 . 4g r ur 40 1 . / • I/ • . i ' .... '• . 1 ' ift l • '. ! ..1. - -" • • 0 ' '. , " ',.- .. •• ' • -- - 4 - - i t . I ' 4‘ 1 1 .iii . • .4t. i •• . ~ .. sr . . TV frily ..!, •-• AC , Arl ..........n I . I • • 'i t . . , ; J O .0 1 • r 1. . . i • t it , \ t • r•• ‘... .v.• 4.:tp . 4 011,..., •. . . rota - . sr ' rt Zi.: . " - ` . _._ o• 4 v. :!- - On • A . - • i • '.. ' ' '''." r *-•". ;"C . 1 I. ... . • t •! • '"lte - • . • • • t • ........... .• . . .. , •—.---•-•• -------. " -w e -. . __ . . . 4._ . . , 1 s ,T • - '40:4 i .g....,5it 1 , 4 e "f: ~. APT 10,14:9 ,, 1 44444 LONDON, SAT URDAY, APRIE. PRI E., 13, 18'22 --- Num B Ea 604 u. •- - • 11.—......—_, -- • , , am,1M1••m0mi•••,.............. r ......"' .......... • rIiRATRR-ROTAL, DRURY-LANK. GUILDHALL, LONDON, APRIL Int hence the coup freed was lettfflestlY twhhote i the names • Feedlot, even there they rata hake seen. that there really /VIPS EVENING, SATURDAY. April 13. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING' the rushed o•t ef the mouth est , .ll• drays themselves is the sir had been a tiny or chieftain of the Chad, named Fitt, or Guildhall on TOES - to i broad body to Ike elevation of at le.to • border.' feet, Pion, woleh;pi ger g bd u r e G a d, g i ves tip, ! NW field same of CITI"S LANDS will meet at JI. his Majesty's Nereitiis will perform the Comedy of DAY. the 16th day of APril instant, at Twelve u'Clock at whilst el" of Ike 6s " °swish "kw ° P Isles " wit "e ll i our Into t Asti hy comparing dales they would have die- WILD OATS. no r n k , ei t . o receive Prepneels for Repaving part of Smithfield the flames fell Hu lle d the ntoMiklaml th , ii burst out again, covered that this Hon Gael slimed the red. sceptre of Sir Genre, Thusider, Mr. Gattie; Rover, Mr. Fdlistee I . sm!! as though impelled hy • .freab, frpulse. like the blast of • . Morten, eentempuenr• 'rid Careen /la, the RumanGoiremsor , bellows ;in the dkieent settee of elk stones and lumps of eio- of Britain. The mantle of darkness. however, which time Thunder, Mr. Barnard ; Ranks Mr. Pawed! ; Min t 11. ' s The Specification may be seen. and further Particulars Huey r are , Mr. bleeds,: Ephraim Sawm ill. ' Mr ' 16°11161 " 11114. 'known, on application at the °Mee of Works, Guildhell. der returned Melo the *Moho the greater port fell wit- 0 threw over the list of Scottish tines or chleflaitm, was kr...Knight. Lads Amaranth, Mrs. W. Waal; alllin aIP JOS. 134 7 51MA,N. Comptroller. aid e a the dames like ;beide of & Kota ii. ti Idle we were too heavy. eves for Sir G Mackenzie to draw wide, or staining on ilie rammed side of t 'crnter, very intent in c renwere! - Bat ofwalloe, howeirew, that the list of Fordo* or haight ; J lae, Mrs. Orem% .. ATLAS ASSURA,KCE. ...COMP.4 Nl' of obeefv.i.t.s. lilt iof a Wade* She " I llr:• to• • • reme , wkse• , Major should he Innueht ageism Me on this pullet. is lie '1 . .) conclude with the favourite Alheeiettl Ettt"^leawes , ell GIOVANNI IN _LONDON. p.ol..oisearaNDOt of Ire l ii iio/1 1. , and empowered by Act roar ; it was like the crash of a. . g lose 04 wrteoe,y,aed . treat due to the Irish herds greeter th.. n that wirleti le due was instantly succeeded by such a 4111Cha I Ft! Ilt Mopes es se to those of Fotgal'a country , whe song hie deeds hew age 1:1,11 Giovanni, Mndatac Testrls; Lepereith, Mr. Harley 1. 'had never before mew; at the smilfasomeot She w ttlifth to age, from father to ma! I should hone sot ! but lam M. Florentine Finickin, Mr. R. d. . Mn- IRV."'" iiii lbe Pres d id w ei i i i t h a t n is d is Damireeptaannyb;:reounby Lou.gie bnyotriceiret.o.kFer. ose. weaver, high, rare as irregulm jpvt, which &meta ',gond alsweet betrayed into argument, instead of a deilitatims. Miss Cubit' ; Him Constaulie Qnixotte, Mise-IlMeeJ ; Null • . lessee Put of the muses . toweedt she " r e g e s t r . ere posted Der situr . Hisser. my Loot, Beckoned, who wrote two hundred fears • ~.... tag Fan. Mrs. Bland. • Petioles • have bias is Corer for' five years emliag at Christ. • lion was for a atietite or two thotr, het t h ere wit o before theist, we brought to light is Eitglaud, memo be rocs* t o be takes of Mr. Rodwell, in the Rotunda of tits Apse lest, that I ors of surplus Premium, to the assured shelter neer, ited we StieStAfdithiaing at the Seatwadloal2 ceeeißtred , my portions-4w lam the first who waited Wm _ i. : Jragelmably to the item of this CUmpeiny), is 24 per (tot. iiih h • Saloon of the Theatre. `re fell around us ; ate.hreiret,liappili sastained is le aid Iheieso-canir ran we suppose that this Finn, Fie, or wilkAlmoraelfidi *pee. the Breuer seeceired in Lessdus ; and 20 per ern }, no ot h er ' I . ic injury than a short * thin . and hating some ash , s Fiord,' of "hewn nseetioe In honor, even Meepherews mi- On Monday, The Suspicioes Husband, d ih a ree shed .e l u n .it oli e r_ bees _hy__s_teets_v___W . Rk , h_ ntli ni n ise ear e sis. lo l'ir w o; h etr e i peses hea tu t hsre , been . igserest, enamel, a Kitig of thothasies's II aveet. late ut" ,• l asi ll i l lb r :t eei ni v e d rat Y e t w le i II C , 7n n a tr n y d A a r ft r e i r li t e he is tb? b re i a n t sta i o ni t " ,. Mr. Brahma is earaga at this Theatre, 1111 will mate d 1 . '''. be pay*. at the Offiee ha Cheepside us the London Pull- ''' r"" ". who were i luti mug tun . For lam of ettinius. that, though Edward the SW quite so fortunate , ft,' many pf t e stones White taut- First, of Eaglsed, demroved the slimiest Scottish records , ' yet epees:sacs in a few days. Mr. Bess will reappear ire Monday , the 2fid lee. wed by lie Agents In the Coeutry, oe the Policies ef- 44 . od . . 40 . 4 410 . . . . , tear ridge, tel yid fir of velocity, if there be aay •ge tie Midddle.age histories, et Abet ge ed Me their respective Agee cies. Clarifier of Gleam • lorsesiag and carry leg . writs . LIFE MEPARTMgNT. came of which str net tbu rret s f s sloe emir . ittirrivrt zor-rltt. rivg iralt.llo744 COVIINTGARDEIV. ut i lopsowittereti the libido twos( Ilk will k••• e i vim - wo g ii eh ,4 7 e erthese bee' gte peers to have been well informed a po e . sod marshal soups r is EVEN I NO. SATU RD AY• Aril . . eg l " dr .,,,, w e'.- li t ir.eae - its • e.e•••? se at tb • pell .l' u b s " I nt! tortruot of tie CORO. After this, we ibovght we had sere in the liieletande, which, I think, we may safely trier were emu, praelisen int army at tse • at will be acted the ilesiell Drama of _,__" enough, and turned to go dime ; the descent is as 'say tion.e of Ospien ; fur be records their exiitenee I. the follow. Alftrapee I l gb r ;°r 0 1 1011 " f it t he r e " S la y he* Pl m " Is as the meets* is difficult ; the cinders and the I - • • ea les Bide in ; words ; And it would heehawed to issartue, now that the HEN RI QUATRE. redaction • the future 134111/Willa of Prrmium. . • The nwiher of ll,r gr.xt soil gallorit Wallace vs. illasiglver of Sir Ronald Cr. utird, of I.ooon, the three, as velar of the Nlitreh ttttt of The fair rmssiu ui hene•a-af to.olon. twarrod Sir Hush Cam.p' ben, 0( Ited CUM.'. 1.. 1307 ; heocrik, G e o y um . or I.4u4kin YY. tug Olt 4.1 ti .t ccutoriti. i i ;r; Miss ITAL Y. _ 44 LATE ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS. LEXTRACT OF ♦ PRIVATE LETTER. DATED NAPLES. MARCH 8. 1822.1 After stating that a grand eroption of Veinylos took place nn Sunday night. 411 P 21tle of Feu, uary. and days, of which we hate before given some account, the writer con tinues:— "Towards evening (Titerulay), es appearances promised a good night's work, we set off from Naples to view the one. rations nearer ; the road to Reshia was covered with people going noel red mono!, like a fair. When we reached the spot where strangers are un common occasions swerouuded by enlace, and awe and mules, to conduct them up the memo. tain, we found Ibatt no animals *rt., to lie procured, and it war with difficulty we could gel a atopiel old man for a meeroue, who rendered n. tio other service than care, a torch. The aacent war shrugged with people, some poshing ern eagerly to the obj..cts of their formally, and others rei to es ing awl iliseussing what they hail seen. Far below San Sal. valor weal* the stream of fire ruining along a wile hollow, and approaching the path ley which we were going up; it was then, however, at a consistersh , e dietance, and its eourse was very slaw. On reaching the Ilermisage we refreshed ""el" a as well as the crowd their as-embled could permit ; we then contistireel, and fur identities* traversed the lava clii• Ily formed by the ernptinn of Linn:eel, lett ; we reached the foot of the cone just where the stream wesdeseending ; we foetid it reboot thirty fret wide; it was not liquid lay 4, but cumposeel of 'Ara, ignited monies, nod Wei masses of solcaorte as., in Its rtlUrve au,d healed again ; throe lumps rolled liver earl, either, producing a Erante • n•nar; Mime of theta wereol rely evert sir., and Ibc %hole stream, though &aerodyne a seep [owe, moved tins slowly. neyouJ this principal atreani, min-mu up the roue, was an owning, whence very large otooes nio: toner bortone matter we,. roullinstally thrum situ ; thin mouth fed a scattered •IrPIIM. beyond • hieh was 'another rearm. .tre %rn. preireeditsz (111 e the principal oue) from the rester ; they h united with the than / ho,:y in the deep hollow below, sod ',Peel un toevarel• the road • hiels leads from RPIIIIII ap toiler lie. in. hie. Toequintity ofspectate. standing by ttsn.tle%lit tI. hurrong river was antontolong; we, with • goat molly the swap id ', Warms% lie trniliaeol to Aver nd 'b eguile; we the r ef o re p troeri a duir to the le It of the great stream, arid began to versoohle tassel, the deep 1.11111.1tg es-I astica which cover this pan of the snowistain. as./ V. toter it .1 all times a naval hi, legume elinsh. A hale pnth or bn.t lionserly exiirteil, it; wbirh tne hail loot n t of lava RI raelltrile the mounting, hut it was just to shot line that the ternieest eruo lene.soirol, and we roire 10 CIOINOCI•eIiCe oblegl d lu ;:l1 op over Ilse si sal and tied. et, in winch we .tut h up to our kne-a, and al every there stein lost one cot en . Atter a siliod lareattriag hit elf sit It•nar and • half, cc Goon I oior- SCITVIS walla lees yams. ma tine %dr lit the zramt east, r : ~~ r 1 1 ,14 ' V, I. '. i WI • • , (.t..1: • ( , 4( it ). • '.•., ' . :."! . • . —..i l' • - • °.- ..." 1 ' ' ... , .• . 4 • % ..,r .• , . ~ .. , 0 T-• s: *NO lim 4 sik ? , voil t jX_..... . , A -r .•• 4 IJr to rib d llP At -0011- : • Or 4 .: „.. =drt ei : .ei, ) j { • • •• • i.. is, who t •••te 011* 4.1. , ••• ' Ay Vtliit•• fiil.o • .. -thins+ toi sp• ' ~,-.0•04' tit • • •, : ..• • Ikki 4'—rh a. -..A. - nt: 0 . Phut' 7d • THE lONIAN ISLAAD.N. Gibraltar Papers to the lath ultimo, erintain following inatremont, ironed bs . Sir T. Madan , ' : " PROCLAIM tiON. " His Excellency the Governor having nottevelc and ail , . berstely comodered the important onestiots, how for the ctn a monopoly, which has rained for centuries in ltiose ishowt., shall be &oniony withi and having enrei to his aid 'heap , . •ions of such persons in these nisei% who thought selves competent to gives*, opinion on the oobject, he feet, himself disposed, though with coundereble doubt and dlE culty on his port, to toy the experiment of throwing °pro the commerce of this most impatient article of neetessity. " His Excellency does it with doubt wad diflicri:t?, be calm,* he is convinced. intently 'peeking, that the wisest spite* of Government is to adhere to whit has been practi cally swertaisied to be beneficial to the people, in hen of settle* up Novel thetintient speculations. Anxious. hot' ever as his Excellency is to give a fair wild to whet it Pe 11.4111 win prove ultimated, bleott•cial to thew islands, sr,d equally alive toils weressitPt t h e present moment ofoti etch leg wag pains that even bean the apnea-inn of increasing dkufiabe amatatiatee, or of giving employment to the doe& whosembot obowelliple there, he is okapi,' to proclaim for area iskymetions, thud on the Ist of July nest, the r•nn. omen of grain of every kind shall be throws opts in these ninon i " Having cense to 1114 detentinstioo, his Eseelleses deems it to he his dot/ is state, that it it nut his intention that Go. verenteut should interfere in any manner (heyond whet is hereafter mentioned) with the commens of grain when twice throw' open, so nag its the p.nner classes of the inhslnionts be supplied with bread et a fsir and moderate rate; but as the Government mow keep a stock on hand to prevent any scarcity, or any sudden or tunnies rise in the price of and a. it must continue its assistance in providing for the kabinet., should such high peon he of ally euntinustion, he deems it absolutely oecessegy, to secure the interests of Go. renown. 00 one band, sod to protect the agneoiluial in terests on the other, to adopt the following regulations veil restrictions on this heed ‘' 1. That, upon all wheat imported into these Wanda, for commnaptioa, a duty of 4 scuds per *atm sh.tl be levied, if imported in vessels under the British or lonian flag. and wadi per salmi If imported is (omits vessels. 2. That, spool ladiso corn imparted into 'hese Woods, for consumption • duty of 3 scud, per satin 'hail he levee.!,if imported in British ur lonian vessels, and 3.1 if imported in foreign seuels. " 3. Thai, upon all barley, rye, or other kinds need in wok ing bread, a duty of 2} smith, in British or limas; sod 3 us foreign. '• 4. All paste Anne, smolt', or Ism, 4 sruili. [The remaioder of the Proelanastion ridatia entirely to the details of carrying this important Inee.ll4ll into executive.] " By command of his Bucellrticy, (Signed) "- RICHARD PLASKET. " Dated Palace, V.l. Ha, January 24, 1222." • THE SI4VE TRADE. • .*-'••" 1 in •1 ' [Proses a Neve York Paper.] ••" 40 ° , • st 2 ea - ARRIVAL OP THE SHARK. ' • Pa - The United States schooner Sbark, M. C. Pew•T, Era. earn. Mender, who*e snivel below we mentioned yemerdny, was towed up to the Navy Tard yesterday afternoon by the asimAsell Neatllns. Tbe Sark is from a crnine of 162 dip; 'Mon( the Cosa. tip. Cape do Verde, roast of Alyea, said last from the West Issas% add hes he.. 160 dam at sea. mamsnats.n..a...s were thew all well. They were still at Gns►sy Ray. The Slave Trade is still carried ow with great activity wader Freed', Portagnem,Spawish, sad Dutch fiats. The moms. lily had bees very great on the roast of At ice ; dunes the last year upwards of own thirds of the white Eurspca■ sad Americas 'mitigate had died. The British cruisers ha/ sof fered very severely, particularly in officers. :Mr. Wise sad wife, Rev. Mr. Andrus, and sis of the blithe, died io July wud August. Tke Shark boarded a great many Gaineamen on Ilse coast, time of which she trimmer] some time, one of them r French schooner of 78 foes with 153 slaves on hoard...but oat an American was to be heard of, and it WWI tinny well aseertained that there are au American titian's at pretest engaged In the traffic. The followiag slave verse,* were boarded in the month of July, off Cape Mount, at Old Calabar, Lagos R 011•1%, and its the river Calabar, by the Snapper, Otitith brig of war : Freoch whoever* L'Etinci fie, Autlhert, from Bourtlew ; L'Hypolite, H. Depreyes, from Martionme; brig Nero°. „ Dovaynes from Caroni. ; Pet torniese ship Mercury, from St. Selvarior ; brigs Sunifene, from Lisbon; Bonn Hors, Aliang, and Strella, from St. Salvador; schooner Conreicad, from ditto; and Spanish sehootser l)el Carmen, from Hawaii. nab. It waisupposid, ripen the moat moderate calcolatiou, theater:me vessels would curt' from the comet at hair 6,000 slaves ; i• addition, the Myrmidon bail examined a somber of other vessels in the same penud. In the begimaiag of A cast there were dive hermaphrodite brigs, and two school— era, seder the Enrich flag, waiting for mimeo at the mouth at the Gsllinas ; and shoot the mid of October four other ,marls, ander the some flea, came to atichor off the bar, and were preparing to send their cargoes on Moire for stares. Thera had been no slave vesselslately in the Itto Fuegos. It was estimated at Sierra Leone, that 50,1160 slaves lied been sent from the coast within the last twelve months. The Shark landed Mr. Ayres, agent of the America', Ceinsizatuns Society, at Ste :14 on the 26th October. 'the Shark boarded ant detatnitl some time, on the 10th of Novembtr, SOO miles moos Cr pe Monet. the Frerch 'chimney Caroline, Capialit It itinette, 175 tuna, with 10 Mama on hoard, housed to Martiaique. The slaves wi re uoly allowed a bottle of xxater sod an ounce of rice per day. We have beets perniiitei to peruse mime extracts from a Journal kept donne the riche of the Shark, hoes whirls it avocets that Cape Men, molo a considered the most eligible molt for the location of the C..100y, as possessing advantages over oilmen other emir:non on the coast. The soil la excellent, and capable of producing lice, indigo, cotton. coffee, 9111[U•ralle, and the-1.-oda and esculents tU111.1..1/1 tropical climates. The almant three int'ev into the sea, forming in fine bay, mid rood attelvor.ige near the shore in test fdilioni•. The:natives ate less barleat - oua than those of the origithou nor: nations. It was however feared, that sit tocamptessee of the death of Mr. AIMS whose influence T 74, very great, and the inane io slaves having become so prop' able to the Chicle, that many difficulties would arise its 1 1 '.e negor Mies for the transfer of land. King Paler, who ..idea at Cape Mount, but whose suvererguty •xtenda owe, Cape klesorado omit its 11.41 give. (nu doubt 'at the instance of the French slave testier.) • derided trqative to the prop•wition of she agitate for the transfer of a pert of bre territory, particularly as the avowed object x f the Colonists is the sappmstoss of the Slave Trade, wirich he is determineel to support Si long is. he can find wretches to traffic with hint. But as soon as the FI teeth Georesument shall have put a slop to this trade, thine will be no difficulty in obtaining lewd. Iltrasiorable tstoi hie In coarse so noimportant in the Gold Coast, that the British tend 0 is believed the Doteb alit.) have detorrnieril to cat op mo•t of their iridium eslubli.h rent. Sir Charles Mac Cart hy, Guver uor Georral, was daily expected at S.cria Leone, with lastractioa. to withdraw all the Wroth Faits on the Gold Coast, except Cape Coast Castle and that of Dia's Cove. r : Dr. Ayres, rho ►rot out to the Shark, had etroay hnp, s of being able to obtaiii the luau of ore of these estahlki... ineate. The rre‘t objechou to a settlement en the Clie.t is the wa n t of good writer. Should the Antertcnuesoccceii im the couternmaird . _ • , April I 3 4111 ere both Sold in Shares by CARROLL. d Drontstie --. nit.. charge- DISEI bee already Shored and Sold TWENTY:IMRE, loons, uhi. Capitals in the present Lottery. relish) cuss All raw, he Drawn Last and only Day, The NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, the 234 or APRIL. DQUIST; fr BISII. of the Old Susie Lottery Offices .AS. ll • 4, Cornbill, snit 9, Charing.irrins. Leec's, calls the ig ',eat MU. eitention of his best Friend.; the Public, to the preseal and distil). Rich State of the Wheel, which contains represented TWO PRIZES of £20,00! .be Crowned and 20 other Capitals of 1.00011 5001., the. 3-.. e all of which must be Drawn on TUESDAY, the 24d iustaut, when the Lottery sill entirely finish. in pnonnph; Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, ere on Sale at Dory (wife of 111SWS Ofbees in Lyndon, nod by his Agents iu the Ibler of the Coltish,. Retry fiekel—Freey Shere—.Peery Capikl—and (very Dentist and ether Prize use be draw. us (al) infant NEXT TUESDAY WEEK: 1 ~~ ~ I