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THE CORONATION. Ib• Eboorstiow oommetaces from Westminster Hall.— TM Soma setae, the Interior of the Abbey.—The Third. witiiiskibrowwilschwas iii which Mr. Rotgbt will ivfrothree a aioni=mairs.lhais aMMaI, 14 . The Yinll the Coreeetios ob. ".II: eg lia Malmo, atiolialb lie amid Litre of the Cbunpios, - : •• • tr Inv.. "NI the farce of .'..1 o ' l *I l '"' N ANTIQUES; i. ot iti s astir MOURNERS. 4. "'" epee . Malden; husk, Mr. Homey;' Mr. y Joey, Mr. lEntglif. Mrs. Ceekletop, Min. Ethris y 'llto. Camoadle, Illm. Orgorktl4 4 Xt.. IpidiAre. . 1. "...-.R..::. WANTED by n YOUNG MAN. 23 .y.4ro of age., • SITUATION in a BOOKSEI.j.ER*6 SHOP Of WAREHOUSE, to toted, attend in Hie sbnp. (wry out it soli parcels, and make himself generally sieftil to his Empliner. The Adreriisev haviug here in the there line upwards of five years, rsupectable reference .ae fie give. se to character. shaltirlt. 4e. tt. •t Letters (post. paid) aaldresite4 In M. R. Mews. T. and.. B.bok milers, Princes street, Haeuver-stitearti, will . beet wait attention. Sher* win M jiblishril, 4O eve. • REMARKS ~ laicXJTANEotj. q Ohs- By J. H. WILIMIBIBIWiumosee,- erwhiglt i" "P Jetlep pmeletrelsor AraM, CvnAlll o I I itif • •I ISISJ t; 4di thraaglv several WINES. . THE gresteqt poirelalar Reduced Priceq for WARRANTED GENUINE WINES aad SPIRITS, losPwo4 r _"; r • • • •. 41 OLD TORT, trimmed Tintsgeopee go 2 PIainTERRT: lbsellsof Gesailie CAPE MADRRIA. 17%. pee De`*(49. Neressly foe - CHARLES WRIGHT, rod to 11 1 1V ...471 " .4 e• Ihr!Pin"l"l,,lhMeet h e Dublin At the quit Wellesley, fu►tnw'ti Nob, His Excelltee, - -, - ' . RNO LD ; . : t v Orstiraisr iiV e igir I i l rlihtte i :: ' teat &NMAN' • . *bad Rlitii v M 't ea t 9 1 1 I llt‘It t aihEl P 40,1 0*/0 1 ! '.,0 4 i ma. t pl . to a W it ch , to eon it to be warm by , kW ►bob; withoti lirryiltOOdiod hog we ROMP , 4 0 1 40/1 4 1111 1 610 141 . 4 9 441..4 tt. . ,• .; . 7 ' - - - ' ; _ .. /t Wi ERA '•IV • I - ... . . N AND EL'S ED SPORTING ROOKS. l' A -COMPLETE MANUAL FOE; SPORTSMEN. This day is published, price U. lie. in boards, eienlypro.; or, 31.35. iiieuyiel octavo, with Proof Plates, the &Toad Elliot' of BH ITIsH FIELD SPORTS ;..gMbracing Prattles' InstrisclMas in Shouting, Hunliag, Coors. Wag, Racing, Paaillsti 611. with Olnierwitkans In the Bush ing sad Training-of Pop and Hamra; 4009 ... the MP pigment of Furling Pieces, sad all inber Sporn., im. plesarots. By W. H. SCOTT. • • This work le beautifully primed mi. fine paper, ed, and illustrated with spwards of _Sigty barb= Engravings; 34 an Copper, led by those essioost A 144.., Sco tt, Woman, Grey, Tookey, Davenport. IteMilism. said rs t b,from rsistisp by Rinesgle, Cleonell. MOW, aid barrespier ; tke remainder cut us Wood,,by Clennell, Trap soil, Ammo, and Bewirk . .. ' • .Alos'The dothom'iio ulikiet has bees to present, in as min posaisid • form serval utility iruaW adeirit, Insumetions is ad the xerbaus FiellkSperis is lamina Novice. The mesas be has possessed for seeumplialsiog so desirable. a purpose, be traits, have enabled Mal to produce sick a work on the WIPP of ROldfippets,as la gist of Paper, Printiag, Illos irlolt, kall gifinkelleettmeed, is sot ta be equalled is the TARIM LltrtittOßr, N'.lllTlibillor`li may be bad is Twelve Parts, by one or lesiewat slince,'priee 3.. each, dept', sad 56. royal, except ißailll Twelvierthe pier of Alicia I. ts. decoy, sad Is. royal. 1), Logsdon : Pratte.' for .91ser woody Neely, sad Jones, Pater rape-row. .Of whom ropy also be bad, S. THOUGHTS CPIS FOX and HARE HUNTING; is iklerie; of Letters to a l'rliod. Ily Peter Bedford, Esq. 'Elegantly privied la two. oo hue wove paper, and illus. tested with numerous Cuts. Priee Us. in boards. The .Publisbers be leave igweetfully to rreoniosead the present' FAitloie of Mr: Ifeckford's valuable' Work to the ludic. of Sportiligtenflemea,'willeb will he foetid to air pus all preptitsgt Rotates iselegallaSofitoper, minting, 'and .Glimlailion. Irks shiedineis Noss* oho, . which Imre .1010 bgeoberitlestg i denkeeo . lige•datied, sad . reader Ibis Vt. Goulburu, aeral, the LINA Hoe iallis, Lord Sleet._ Geteriiil Lord C. Gnat, am Right P nitre, the Lau;but * Celia Cesiptbril, -r, Sir /1. Brute, Sir Charles V , Wane, biebrowe, etc. r, or wi 171111MIRM.1OYA 4 600'1111117t0 ''.l"' TRW IOW?11 1 63; 9 A rettA , i ; 7;71; h ,.... ,4t% will be aded Shokspeon'iMey • • THE TWO GENTLEMEN O'F VERONA. Doke of Milan, Mr. Egerton; Autos* Mr. Chapala.; Profess, Mr. Abbott; Valenti's, Mr. Jones; Sir Mario, Mr. W. nor t Lamm , Mr. Lidos ; Speed, Mr. Blanehord; Übaldo, Mr. Dermot ; Retipita, Mr. Pyre. Jolla, mks M. Tree; Sylvia, Miss Hs/kede; Listens, Misa Besomost. To the more of the Play will be ialrodueed Songs, Deets, Glees, sad Choruses the Poetry selected from the Poems, sod Sonnets of Shakspeare. In Act IV. wilitt trained flour Additional Seems. ~ , Mar which (10th lime), a sew Pesti:mint*, called • HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. Logo( the Gold Miner (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Eller; Gaines Pig (afterwards Harlequin's Laequey), Mr. I. S. Gii. mak; Mother Bondi (lb. Desert Fairy), Mond Leap Moral; Venue Dwarf (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Primate All-Fair (afterwards Colombiae), Miss E. Deo. nett; the Queen of (:olcooda (afterwards Pastalean) : Mir. !Warr. Harlequin and Mother Busch will be repesta l iiablik Surniag. .rtvilu• . Oa Money, The Beggar's Opera: Polly, MisoilleSseibe (ballot appearance *hi. seam.); Captain declarant. , ow Hallam& (her first appearance in that Character)—witliTim Two Pagiu of Frederick the Great—and the awn Pantomime. Oa Teel/day sod Ffsday, The Two Geattemeo of Veniiii:i Ow Weibeaday. The Comedy of Errors: Latimmilliel. 111 4 Tase; -Adrian% Mies Stephens. • , rt.. ; , .Gs Tharsday, she Opera of The Edit. .; ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. ' • By Authority et she Right 'Hors. *be LordClimoberlohr: Tll , EVENING, SATURDAY. Jllll4. 5, 0141 ;very Keening till farther, emireq, will be pre. =sa o r t a d tirelyoew hi En t calk.; travagaisair o ittogfgagArsnlie, Flash. '.."`!"'"'" TOM AND JERRY; ' ' l ' ' !rrvos•i!Lr • Or, LIFE IN LONDOIC?" ' d i B . ' 0 llssitibe Ton, Mr. Wreath ;" Jerry tlllimsekihn, ' . Mir. Fpapieß4 LW*, Mr. Wiltionta I Jemmy Unlink' .Ref. Am. Pith Trifle, Mr. ilielkaway. Kate, 11111, Blain lo Wa Is. yn ; Jane, Mir a ilmmeraley. . ir e • • ; ifteialtiels, ao eutireiy new Greed Comic Pan t new Static, Scenery, Machinery, Dreams S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST; 1 : u .; oit, HARLEQUIN AND THE MAGIC ROSE. ''''• •-essmar (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Gambais Illeipassimag (afterwards Ulnae), Odom Paolo; At1..1 (etf. terwirds Harlequin), Mr. W. Kirby. Bosom (dierplala Coltinium), Mies Storms. ; el anthers. (Fairy), M ins Br Pitt. , don, - and demanded arms. Alra. Aiken gave them a grin. rhey a.keri foratiotftett'; which they said was in her posses.ion; she directed them to an out. house from whence they touk it, and departed with i shout of triumph. • A man was killed at Cappawhite fair ou ins battle hetWeen two factions. Sir Charles Coote, Bart. M.P. aud fausily.sailed yesterday fir England. The Duke of Leinster continues at Carton, ex ercising the rights of hospitality tommis his Homer ous friends; dischargiug the duties of a vigilant and effective Magistrate to his country; and, tog.- thee with his excellent Duchese, fulfilling the duties of • Christian, by bestowing on the poor liberal alms, clothing, &c.—the comforts ao necessary at this *moo. •: I . The Lord Mayor has issued • Proclamation, rail ing on the inhabitants of this city to illuminate their houses to-night. to testily their joy et the all. pointmeut of the Most Noble the Marquis Welles. ley to the Lord Lieutenantey of Ireland. It is not necessary for us to declare how much and how headily we rejoice.at this appointment. Had the Noble Marquis been born an Englishman or • Scotchmatt, we sltpuld have billed the oommitiuts of • statesman of kis commanding talents. and en lightened and hberal.views, tolthe high Ate of our Chief Governor, as a compliment and an omen of good fortune to this country. But it is not our pride or our patriotism alone that is cratified by the appointmerit of the Marquis Wellesley ; our nationality and loyalty are also flattered by the no. mination of an Irishman—and an Irish Nobletnan who comes as the chosen personal tepresentative of • popular and Patriot King. Notwithstanding the exultation then. which, in common with our fellow-citizens, we feel on this auspicious occasion, we must confess the prods motion issued by the Lord Mayor, came upon us by surprise. We do not much approve of Mina. zeolissos ea a mode of expressing public joy, .nadar any circumstances. They are almost always sure to produce inconvenience, expense, trouble. and idle ' tiros; and are not unfrequeistly attended with dan ger to life and property. In addition to these stand ing obj e ctio ns to illuminations, we cannot forget that not more than a fortnight has elapsed since the Lord Mayor cummanden the publicans of Dublin to close their houses at eight o'clock at night, at tL risk of destruction to their trade, and that within the enmeshes,' time the city was almost in a state of blockade—and yet now his Lordship is pleased to order • general illumination, when if any spirit of riot or migrate was abroad, it would he impossible to extiuguish or restrain it, without ea critices too painful th be coust4mplated. That no ' such spirit is abrolit, we firtphy, believe—and the Lord MriYor. no ditubt, is now equally convinced their high respect o of the groundlemited of his late alarm—yet it is but • few days 'lace that alarm was at its highest pitch. There are other circumstances which give a eke , meter of still greater singsslenty to this proceeding of, the Lord Mayes, and which will at once occur to the reader, bat we purposely abstain from go ing into ally consideration of them to-day. We shell now conclude with expressiut( our hope that should the citizens obey the caudate of the Chief Magistrate. as in all prolmbility fur the i;lustrious Nobleman obese mime is made use of on the occasion *ill inducer-thern to du, i i per precautions may be. taken to. prevent a recur rence of the disgraceful conduct that took place on the last night of the late illuminations.—(Dablin freeman's Journal.) THE COMMISSION. Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Hon. Justices Fletcher and Jrbb, accompanied by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, in date. opened the Commission fu Green-streei. The city cavalcade was attended - with the usual ceremonies. Mr. Justice FLwecnza, in a 'short speech. con gratulated both Juries on the lightness of the calen dars. The country, it was said. was in a very agi toyed plate at ',resent, but she list of crinsinale about to be tried spoke sufficiently for the loyal and quirt state of the metropolis.. It was true, there were alarm., reports of the arrival of thousands ; but he would say again, the present calends,* gave the he to these alarms and repots*. lir Limerick itself, mid to be the scene of so ranch disquiet, it appeared from the result of • Commission, conducted by the must eminent talents at the Irish bar, that no Con spiracy existed ageing the Law or Religion of the Country ; but that the exaction of tithes. heavy mute. changes in the currency of the country, sud other sudden revolutions, which had not been foreseen by wiser men. had made the wretched and ignorant peasantry fly in the face of the laws of the land. The nocturnal visits they had made were eunfined to no partiOlar class—they had instated no party—they had cnude no distitic tint, in the objects Alien dr;rredetions. The Spe cial Commission had butte much good, and every thing which had been expected from it he believed would be realised. As to the portieuhn functions of the Grand Jury Ise was addressing, in the peewee state of the calm 'The Foreman of the Jury who tried Magrath, •ho was hanged on Monday has rt qurstril us to say, that the following are the,literal words which be made use of in recomtnesiding the unfortunate man :- 4 Ply Lords. as Fumanti of ibis Jury, I bare bean re ques ad by some of the Gentlemen on it to say. that as' they are of opisisu that the Prisooer was iatoxicated use's be committed the act fur which be hos been foutud guilty, they hope his puoislament may be militated." The Muvor and MagistMies have issued a notice directing the ptiblicwits in this city and liberties to @nut up their houses from public entertainment at nine o'clock each earning, and not to open them until seven o'clock iu the moruiug.—(Liaterick Chronic%•) The following has been received by the Treasurer of the City of Limerick : aI siu commanded by the Lord Lieuteaant to acquaint you, that onwhalf of all and every the salaries, allowances, rests, taxes, costs, charges and /Apnoea of the Eaaraords nary &tablet/Imes. of Police in the Coons, of the City of Limerick, and the Libe►ties sif mid Cloy, shall abaulutely sad dually be payable and paid by sod oat of the Commit- Woad Flood, au/ that thi residue wily shall be borne aed defrayed by preseatment, to be raised of the District.* CORE. DRCENBER 31. The ptmce, quiet, and security of the county are at present undisturbed, eacept by the groundless abating, malicious falsehoods, and the authority give n la the fabrications of interested and unprinci -0.6 pusisasess by the unnecessarily seserre'aremserres looked far by the seculars now holding so gene rally in the county. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 141i tt WORTIIII AN'S REPOSITORY; comprising a Ileribrelsigpy.anished 4aFavinge,.rep g alessin g Ibe Weis vairielM•; edecated is the lime a ill▪ eusdi 141.4 4 ScbilrYrom uriepal Paintings by Mar. shall, Roomer, Gilpin, Stubbs, mud euoptr. By the Auditor ▪ "ollaitiab fielahepoi h.•ied This. WUrk baerstesUp printed is quarto, am. ,ke ••• lellisbelwith forty biably.dnistird Copprr-plate sad asaieroas Wood Esti. Price three gaiseaZl7tri. 'sr, be had is Six Parts, les. ed. each. s! ,- Ik The sponTssuNt PROGRESS : • Poe., deserip -diessf Me' Pthistreg devised Viers' Fielif /Orb : with Thir. Wes Illood•Osisr. Psist Is. weed. • e • GERMAN PAPERS. 1/de illenapht at Death is at onee the must "lend"! milli* ' • ono Oilenesefel Paseo ever peOdta cod at tins Them; sail! ~,Alribelbrilriikti ei,ti 0 ii. Look's' Glass Connie hekene.! . 0 p rti ,. .111 0 0t Ar ers' moat saugsise expectations. A pleas Cortais, eqsal is rutin tot* • , Inaof Ike Tiwairr, will be engsksikto et fie. End of the Past Piece, asHllll di' i ' , I M Evening. • • s.•• .1:1 s 1 -1/I,4!tit: It:l ROYAL COBURG THEATRL.I ' Jots illellhaddirliffilmer uf hi. awful Hiditeuge , MON Lemeld of daze Cubism. lt .ti,fltt'lt tpr .. ea " ity E N I lii perlarstedGt.heS t ' l l e ' U mewD, .A 4 Y i, , ,s trflgo li. go rarities by H. M. Milner, Eq. eill.d, 14.1 . 4.4 1#: . BtAIIOOT BEASTS! Oft, FOUR LEGS 8 , .v.1.4 THAN TWO! rfill6llll4 Characters by news. Powell, W. .11111111.11,! Hs laneelay, sad Slanan. Nimes Jolisetep mid Wilepanh . f Misr. nive\ tbe sew splendid nod lentiliebildainabbitn,' which Itis fee months past eactied the Wisnikrerad Aelig*x ration of all Penis, sow dist adapted to the English Stemt, 014 a degree of 314goificenee and au extent uf Machinery. weverbefore attempted, awl entitkd, THE 'IEII PLR OF DEATH! . Prissipal Chorus. re by Minors. H. lieestrie, Cordell, Ray bellows, T. P. Cooke, H. lietraley, ,and Powell. *woo Taylor, Watson, and Jobortos. 11 . Tnnniclede with the farcic a l an d hi g hl y Comic Heektip,. rotilled, " I I°. gun ONE DOCTOR TOO MANYt ' ''''" l • . 1 1116114,biesetess by M rows. I'. P. Cooke, klisamil,Lloo4-. by, Brawkotiwis, sad Mow Wasps. • - •7 .t , it HANOVIda. NOVVIIIIR 30. The visit of his Majesty to this country seems to have rendered the uec ies of life cheaper rather than dearer. The firmer suffers severely by this cheapnesi, because the ;slices do not cover the ex. pertses, and there is no prospect of soy improve ment in the prices without exportation of corn by sea. But .even all the mercantile ingenuity of the Hanseatic Cities cannot biotic this about, since even the Swedish consignments of corn to England and Italy havefailetl, though they were undertaken w ith re s torers far superior to whet the Hanseatic Ciies can command. This state of things is.calcu , hated to excite uneasiness; ready money vanishes ; gold is at above 10 per cent. *gin, though the Eng lish tourse of exchange falls, because the imports lion of goods decreases as winter approaches, and because in general trade declines, the landiholders, from the highest to the lowest, being compelled to limit their expenditure Nut the gold alone, but even the heavy silver coin flows away incessantly through Homburg!); the species dollars (crown pieces) are at a premium of one per cent. even in Leipsig. and the Prussian coin camel mote end mote into circulation. But even the dollars of Ibis coin will soon take the same road, stoleae a happy two of fortune should open some vent for the German manufactures. TO' parehase of some thousand hones for the Ftencli eintlfry is at nothing to set mrainst such ,greatilermes, sod has had ne effect. The report that star . 1 r0 0 1 ,9 would be taken into Euglish pay has long since subsided, to the regret of the soldiers. According to the regulation of the General Military Tribunal, a member of the Chancery of Justice is to be added to it, and has to speak is all cases which involve capital punishment. t . • NUREMBRRO. DICIFICIIIIR 40. A report is in circulation ut Hamburgh, that a great Northern Power has made very important communicatioile to the Cowrie of Copenhsgen and Stockholm. It is supposed that a confederacy 4.1 three Powers is in contemplation with respect to maritime affairs. The Tribunal may mitigate the sentences of the Cade,. Martial, but not add to their severity. The Royal confirmation is required only in cases of sentences against Offerers to more than one year's eositinenteat to a foment, ice. and the King's con firmation is also required only for such cases and for the pettish) , of death; in all other cases the presiding General-in-Chief is authorised to this end nit the proposal of the Auditor iu the General Military Tribes's!. The Bens-d'armes (and dragoons. as they are called) will undergo some change. The States, it is well known, have agitated the question of retain ing them. The Assembly of the States of the kingdom is SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF. QF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, . • . Cravea-eireet, Woad, Deertaber b, 1821. •ItkICE THE' LAST REPORT, . The illkit4 4 l 4 l4ble 'be Marquis ur Hortford, £s. d. V.P.p.O Wk. rrrrr y. 'Tieriii• Warr*, &q Staithope, Et* A. 5 5 0 rest, 64. per Secretary A. U 11 1 1111141P C A urry, Esq. per 'lorries and Co. 5 0 0 Irl ltltlehinieu, Eng per Whitmore mud Co. 50 0 hard Baer. Esq. Jobe Sletri, Esq. per Secretary A. 1 11; 2 0 e ,lll : pnn, Esq. 7 !Immure') • A. 2 11 • •• • • ••• go., A. b 540 • " " V i e Disiimita4 mei relieved frees MAIM. firiveits " • kalsials 11.7 Debtors, fur the sum uf Cieusicirretl ILe Crises of 6b Pattttgtlleh t • Approved *demi her ammeters Rejected Oeueith red laidatitralele SesalscMous are received by Juba Casedets Piedd, Esq. the Trimester, Cbeyee-salk . Chelan: also b y Me w r..Kern,.,a Farteahar, sal Ca, Si. James% Wert; Meows. Hoares, Fleet. Orme ; Mmars. Whitmore and Cu. Lemberd-street; Messrs. 4 ; 11111 A *MI Cm. Chasimapermrs; Meows. laterite sad Ca. rambles*, Curekill ; Mmers. Ilsammerdels, Palemmil; L , . , Yams sad C.. N.. 77, Lombard-street; mid by Mr. 4 `ramsrell, tb, feeeretery. 146.7, Cramns.street, El rated; where 'h, limas may be meta bpalwa *ha are inclined to topper* iks witime ibalary ibr isstraa Ws Wea kwhy sc every awat)s. .a ,aa• 4ial S . X "11411 • / 7- 110111 BRVI LWSeeelebrated Perks TIIR CRASS; Its which is aanezelle has Neva .r field illyants ; with Ma`. emirs of the Author...sad as Essay uo the Chase, by Edwari t - Illepliesa4.lllwy. 1111111rateil will a pr. Nip b Mr. loplt.; asses Ss. is bearfiac • • to •.el et, s .1.44 lAA: Sal 111 ea! The A N WARR ; a :P.01111,• waggle/Mier prefer Insirsetioas is the Art, will Rules to 'boos* /phis*. 10410 i Dries, Hoyt ..d. to• soaks Artificial Flies; Receipts Cr Bastes. flee. .By Loth'. Enl- With upwards of,Trarttit Wood Cots. /os. bd. boards. 9. SPORTING •N ECDOTEiII, Oriciaal and Selected; Ifertaiwo U cossplute Deboestioo of tin Spertio.Worfil: • By Pitts, -Bow Prier os..is boards. • .t• .1. of IC Tiss • WORT/111 A N'S TOC4 e li Vt ; r ead 'fn. c isorearly 400 'He best FrAttts" to Hunting. itse4rB' 4 Shnistrist, IlirikktoV %Warn &C• Price • .testis Words. •NVI SCAMP() LA II FSECTU A g.LY CUR SD. MR. CHARLES WHL FLAW has removed Iv..bis Ealablisholieot from Greet Qaten-.beet, Lineula's loo•Orldr, to No. 97, GREAT RUSSELLSTREET, RLOONISBURY. • 1441 Mr. Whitlow's wren in the rime of. Scroful, mod all dis orders grittiest( from or conneciid with it, has been such as to *intent his to rouse befurr the Public and assert tbat be tan cure as great a proportion of Patients adlieted with limo fain, hitherto deemed incurable, >A coo tortured of any other disease Winkling the halogen ft {,and therefore soh coo fidence asserts, that Misln p 1 of a Stincific for that diasorder. ; .sit.ue. Mr. 11%4law'm ovens. la the cure of Commies and Cute , woes thenian„ of whine otanerous cases of erre eau be re ferred to, is also, highly interest's* to the. Public; sod with essidenee ha invites the Public to witness the effects of his . practice at his hosier, where a esseober Gestlemew regu larly silted ea %Connecter', between the hours of two said tune eielecit. The hill iavestigstion of numerous eases ti .. .reseasied to the view of those belt/valeta person who anew he .disposed to inneitiae then, wall be an woeful prop.. Mama of intractable'''. these Savalaable remotes to that ittrawitinit, at large. Mr. Madam eases the Public ANA& Medici's*, are chiefly panned frost Anreitsta herbs, wilboal any enteral atilietance whatever; sod they are found eminently been& ei sl to all eusallituttiosa which have been Injured by the use of vorrtioy —Vapour B.:11s, and Medicated Vapour Bathe, of she must approved antetructiow, are ready at his boon at all hours : then Baths, whew remitiend with the ass of his Medicines, have never yen tailed of relieving inflammatory thserawa.partieolaely of a typhus aatare. . Ma. Wbitiscr gins (Arassees no the Theory and Practice Rotway, awl ow she IMMO at Life sod Health, every Toes. day god Thariday as two *Week, arid at eight is the erns. hag. Ulm atade-of Imam ira by the aid if tratseparcat Pabst. itsgsetthibiaias &be elanita sod orileared that System. Una made haulm by applyiag se &hare. • 1 i,. .4 r.l • • • 1: 1 . .. J 1 ablUt . ___...... , , . due, he did spa t, think 4 sucrose,/ to, trilt,e,..ww) , lie thils.Junuary., esitL;l,l toor t uo r p, public timejw.sdvertiog to thmti• 1 ,.11 4 .1 110 ,geptherveru . 1 •.V ,a . i-wrotty Ste tots copworstei with MOP ore rill exptriewpri, in the 1..,,,,,, v --:--,..4 their; duty l l. refg!e'dfle/gewie' writ no, Out* would diachutgql,o„ ebligetikly,.os,li, 7 8 144;:(411 to the latest accounts from St. l'elerk: lillibillt,:,.., ~„: ..,, t i et Que. lbws ..0.,j ~t, rti. sursi4i Ii ergo, ,liName 91..rogutita contillilim to bear OA I. •nrr i p,.., i i.__ z_ __ 4, i .,,.. v . iiiii,, 'title of ltlniiiimi A sortnosarlor at Comma, ttttt vittl.l, I kw 's , o h i Pllll i f i ttiNFAlglny. a.L „, . 1;4 I said all notes and eorninutitc.tians from Ow t',,,...,. I .41,.b,,,, t ~ ~ ... a , itit ., ~,, ~., ~ ,.tuttll Jr; pal. 11110110 los hands, before tietst Illid . ,brf4 . , I 4 01, 1 4 1 . e rKA.F ^ ., L,PqrtVar."lskut,?,. 2 l% I. the ttopetor. r T. v . i . yz i a : i tr i r e d :l llo . §br aff . a rs j ur rf u r -.. g w as, ',incite ogled ilv ti ti . ele fints, je.. Wet 111 , 1 .. nialiou taken Gy . 2 4 lip yrol4_.Bl _. ~. ay.. a letter receivet) at une,gehge root 4 on": .8 eteloau, E*q. of Aittovilla t ,m, truegistrate_ of iti4 sound, we find thot elvirturis,stitini of wins anti sword have been stirrvortered - to hint by the parish ioners of Kilcolrmatt visor Monday fad. .„, •'' ' A sword, lately taken Gant a num 1111R1f : gi J. 4ter has been returned to the Rev: fur: File), i r . Weis handed it to George Furberri., E. of thighbridge. toili4ho l'ilikt (41 :ut"4 1 1 , .° ' 1: air . t, , ..„, •. vs I ••• ' •t t.. •••4•,i ,••• PARIS pApua. t• • • g • , 4.11 tk4 t *••••• .1 ' ,•211 , 44 Pante, nigh/ARV I. lite win* tent!! Mass yesterday 4it•urt l merino. arty! *llia be reerictitl sevetal Ascinteri ur the kuyil Falls'', Officers of Stine. Peels, Ike.' 09 the OCCaoIOO Of the new year the Kim ( roe epic'd the congratulations of the Raoul Fatritly. the Ministers of State, and the deputations OVNIIIre Chsinbers of Peer. nod Derties. 'The Venon Ga 2114 coutiiiits the rullotril4VlON relatively 111 evciits,in.l ll (kelt.•••• • • •••• r 'rink talk Again aeons se brava the %psi aligh/reesseeA Tke•Drents, an e • met Vest re iI. rrl nn snot her; Is In - 111111 greatest iterplviity , r to what resoluti o n it riuglit to adopt. The Janissaries sire violent, end wish fur war et arty, rote. J 4 ie itimeGotell 11.14 they buses committed excesses of the roes , permits nstine." At the departure of the last entirier for the Netherland., the c o ar s e or at Pe tersburgh continued to decline. The exiinordiossy enottetinettle of troops w the Rummel promwea of the soti•h are assuming a serious character.—(Cona wititiewne(.) A letter prom Marseilles states. • that on the night of the 25th of December, two vessels were lost in the marbled. Oue of the *flips was an American. . This slay the Duke de tireansmont will sneered the Duke de Mouche in the duty of Car•sin of the Garde: d* corps. Mar.bal the fluke of Ta realism will succeed Marshal tire Duke 4 Reggio in the duty of Major General of the Royal Guard. Several marked persona, who made a figure in the revolutionary movements of last year, have been arrested at Turin and Milan. Among them are three young ladies of rank at Milani.— They wall be tried before a tribunal established of Venire. Five per Cent. Consols on the 31st, were Si'. 80 c.—Baal Actions, 1,5 . 44 f, . HARRIS, DECINNIPSIS 20. The King, dent to tfle clamour of patios, er. presses the tame desire to retaiu his 51 . • .tern, and to refuseAq,accept their resignation. 'rime the statemvatarthat have been daily mode. annouociug at one time she removal of all the Ministers, and at another time of a parr, ere falsified. The ir o f t h e Interior and of Neer ige iiiiiiienlarly the abject of (mirage cud calumny. of every hind. Tire Irevolu• tionists knew that if they olioelti seeceed in giving these two Port fannies tmatreir Chink atiroottig l imn disperse of the monarchy. Riegle% Was yet arrived, although the Clubists of LeF6Yititt invite him with all their hearts. It appears, that this hero will riot came to Madrid, until be saws fur some serious Vulpine: , a . ,'.4 After the sitting of the" OEM of the 15th his Majesty convened his Miiiisteve The result of' the conference has beeM., it itriniidollat all the . Ministeis hive tendered thVir resignation to hi+ Mejetri. We do nut yet kholi i viliai will he the deternituatioi, of the King, but it appears that the Ministers of • the liitedoesnd •f Wsessill be deposPd, if we tory judge frisi? flu mender • in 'which his Majesty fist rectieedidlesi• *Mated their. These are the persons lorttroloely muted by the 'majority et the Cnries. v• •cli , , •t• 01 •••,0* • nectunte 21. ; . illittkiltylitedepotation of' the Cortes presented lowlftiitattvi u , IC'htg at 'the Palace. to deliver to his Msjeitj the'MJasage of the Assembly, in answer to 'ihe second part of the %met 'Message. The deputation ontturvilik'beten iftii‘dneed'id the forms forefttb . rd 'by. 1W 9 1..$ sod re:golittlatti the Kiiii tild•ivief ireeht it, bit 'be said; that 'lie' would re . tiiive it lii:thortlistr (this diri.hit > s ca TV dell hat estived sotosliostidoritio Eh, •. - tie The king nentintininilik'oftiiirti , and his firm attitude has append tolulitiradri the factious, • • t• J DS ! Wet v • , i -•1 . it is said that the Kinglb•4lVtifitine'dlis rietlin the Ministry in its integritj',"iiittil: the orilifitry CVOs placed its - roeMbers in 's slate of firtinal tyeutetion. "If the Ministry," said the King. " mist bi changed to-rlof, because A udelavis is in'et state of revolt, to:motion there Must be • a .4 faltber, on the demand of anoilier rebel provitiee." In the sitting of the 18th the Colter; appetßted the s Deputation, charged to present to the Kir* the Met/lege, the bases of which were adopted hie the 16th; relative to the second part of the Report of the' Committee relative to the events at Cidit:— The Deputation repsirtil to the Palace this they, 'lad delivered the following M EssAP 4. OF THE CORTES TO Tit t leEille: ON THS SECOND PART OF ?BR RRPORI III IttaTiltit TO TUS RTENTS IN •NDALVSI4 . , Pit tett to THE Italia ST A IftruirrioNNlF 'lt totem ii i i .011 THE 20TH OF DECEMBER. . 6 (elieExtrecintioary Cortes, in taking into eeresiderstian your lifsjesty's Message of the 55th of November OW, sotJ 'bbe einnumnieatious made by Moisten iris that oreesiou velatiVely to occurreeees in 4...bidia aged Seville, hive disco mired that if Obese evil. were the effect of errue. illecosidoet, or vrenbsees ow the part of sante of the notburities of noise lotersejsces, other causes have contributed to prepare Ito. wa y r oe deo, sad that it is Necessary that a remedy should be promptly applied to prevent the returreace of the ev,!, sod*. vouvolidase palate trasigninity. Bat mean that )0.,, Idejests's royal authority was 4i/regarded, and area( the ..nost importing principles of oar foodemeetal law forgotten. tbe Cartes Moot it was qui, paramosat duty to mew • lb* Aloes clan tir the Coolltitetion sod obedience En tio• "illawoe, and they with pleasure revel to your alsjoetes , nte- Ran the -satiefeetion which you deigned to impress at ma Infitamer HI wheels ACT eateitted themeless as la these two points iotieie cap a of dee Mb of Ibis month. " The Cortes.mosiftlered it incumbent int Micah after he.. hag Willa their meet important duty, to ramose ill,: COMM. which may have Itallweneed the VIVI., io goestioo, and other evils winch require a piiimpe and radical reili•iN They bare and foripetteis this your Wiest), deigned t o ni• Al'lSlSAlionalßlNTlMlliinhouniinbngennt 'moiety l igh ila g' •Al n.k.•'•,l • •-•N•nek' '• 41 : "'ln ofe:i, • eutaasas; Bataiity, Repki N. the %loom! Edition BO Mo. 70. board.; 12.. ' PRAMORL ISSAT no BREAKING sad Tammixtruhe ENGLISH SPANIEL and POINTER; ARAI flokrutileiild - Shoutioi Prying. By W. Nikon'', Eq. - 1314111111 M, tokabitiliipd. Second Edition, in Sou. 100. 6d. S 4, * • • .• r A •1:9“1 E tle IPUBI.II, JANUARY 2. leti•eliene) , l4 . irciorie Welle4y rode :h the city roe %Mit Excellency visited I of the publi .1 t Slanging We k MP*, .all u pppeut Sh to Castle. the dinner given . ord Talbot to the Mar. Vellealee. the h December. 1821. Ils e ;n{ Noblemen al entletnnti were preheat: Earelleiter Lard hdracenset. the Lorii•Cheaserilor. , alboria, Mr. Grant, Dlr. Grranry, the a tniniea-Ge- the Lord Chia Japan.' Lard Norbert', Ike *Wit et 11., the Cuinswistatie el die Farces, lord Unierrill. leaila, Lord Mayo LarldFintakfurt, Lord Canthreswat. I Lord Aylawer, denand Sti- George A irei.4;kliend Sower, -Ike Mbar • - flwatelleap tit 114•44 riet U... W. C. Aloe ltdo,Opetior the Han. and Rev. J. . atlas", Mr. Lambert Sir Coknel Shaw, Culime I Plaster, Sir I. irate, ..~-,~- 1 . _ :2_ PwrigtOrt..: r.. '•-~ - Rupp i Cer_r. t• ft yr) ••••1 • •w 1114;' . M+ 1.. "wt.. •rl•-- • 1101111 , 1 bfillii . 4llllllolllll a • , t • saPel av *IMP Y v 610/11.61 , Wilell• •• • 1••••••4•• • ~!' ' + t ~~ 1 • Mild l' Oil win flee , rub kit. I is. of Noe, llPre Cl. 1. an *a la- 'at 19.- we, Ise 447. No iris- ries sue. Y• No. 'Sr t. Frio. 116se she *et bre 1. M►. a of ot pr. id‘ lIG wob ma Iv. Ogle Miry oho t, it Wet inie Plaid silos friar. Car 6•- saA • s. ...... , •acai • :