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- 10TeMt;1 • The Preeemimi commeuees frem water Malt— Tae Stecomil &Nee, the loterior of the Aldirry.—illie Third, sad Introilmtory Seem, in which Mr. Ealght will inteodeee A ir Cootie Song, Willed, ~ The Klieg and the Cdresalivie. ethi v Erigland rool the People."—The Fourth Scene, the Hall, io like course of •hich the Greed Eater of the tharijioe. To conclude with the favourite Musical &tremens; called • 0107NNNI IN LONDON. Doe Giovanni, Madame Yantis ; Leporello, Mr. Harley ; I.lllle, Florretine Froithia, Mr. Baniard. Mrs. Leporello, .486811-elibitt ; Min Coalialight - Quieette, Miss Fleecy ; Squall •Mluilen, Mrs. Blood. Phases to be taken of lON Indwell, le tbe &Maeda id the 'Mama of !lie Theittec • To:marrow, WileChafil.Lidirl The CAIMMISIO. 4 ' i Alio Edsnivion is envied, sad will shiirtlY 'make Nur Co. appearance with Mr. Kean io a sew Tragedy. Mr. Kean will retina from his Provincial Tour on Mew. day seat, January 7, sms whiell Reewlig he will perform the Duke of Gliister; TH EATR kROVA L, COIF EN7tbA RDEN. T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Januar] 4 will be meted Shakspeare's Tragedy of HAMLET. Medias, Mr. Chapin.; Haight Mr. Tonag; Polemist, Mr. lilestekard ; Lopries, Mr. Abb t ott ; Horatio Mr. Con nor; Romacreete, Mr. C•Met; Goilleostern, ' Mr. Chive. twont; First Graire.digger, Mr. Emmy; Second Grave.diggev, Mr. arms ~• Ghost of Heaslet's Father, Mr. Egerton. Ger trade, Mrs. Falwell ; Ophelia, Miss M. Tree. After which (litli time), a mew Peetomime called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUN , CH ; Or THE YELLOW DWARF. Ling of the G:ald Mims (atervrards H srlearia), !dr. Eller ; Guiana Pig (afterwards Florlein's Locality), Ilr. I. S. Gri. Imolai; Mother Beath (the Desert Fairy), Master Long hand I Telles Dwarf (afterwards Clown), Mr. Griraaldi. The Primers. All-Fair (afterwaids Coliewhise), Miss E. Dew. nett ; die Queer uf Golconda (afterwards Pantalooa), Mr. Berme. B lire, 75.; &coed Priee 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d. ; &toad . "rift, Ils..—Gallery, to.; illeued Price, Is.—Upper Gal. Wry, lc ; seeond Prier, 6d. ..; ad Private Boot may be had foe the season, or sightly, of Mr. Beandon, at the trion.o(fice. ' Marlequin and Mother Butieh will 'ire repested every "Pea ileg. TO•OWWTOW, Tosiday, awil Friday mut, The TWO Gentle. wsevi of Verona. • On Monday, The Beggar's Opera : Polly, Mies Stephem (her Arm appearnme this season); Csptein Marbeath. Miss Halliende (bee Int appearance in that Clowarter)—with MU T., Nip of Frederick dor Gerat—aird the ow Pastombm4 Ole dfwireeday. The Carmody of IFirtirs : . Laciest, LS II TreeLddriaos, Miss Meeker. Oa Taversday, the Opera of The Entre. -4. v - T THE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CON. PANY, Far Asaarasee against Fire mod ea Lines INN tuivimpribipm, Badairairsda Apr ellilderat imaradiate, Ali hired, awl prawns'''. A snail les; mod do Owe Pm Chain OW &le of Rerentions and Amenities, at No. 11, Lumbar street, the eatrasiee of the Pust•Oeut. D..pusiis have already bees made an a subscribed Capiti eateedieg *se Wham eoo hashed tisestaasid pneuds, rlie areordieir N the Deed of Seillesiest, may hereafter he ii creased iv two DIROCTORS: , 1 , Stewart Marjuribautts, F.q. HP. Chairman.. .. 1 Richard Met Halite., Esq. Depot, Clutii man. • - Wm. Coldwail Brandram, Ell. OMNI* Lyall, Esq. : I Willies Coplasiri, Esq. John Morin II P Y. D. Dawson, Sal. Rowlaud Mdettelt fisq. 841 Thos. H. Favqpiffinillairt. Hobert Milford, Evq, - 4.' I J e w, G ans u, 11l Li- J. G Rarewshaw, Eoq $", 4,,,,,. , r i..,3 . Robert Itirkards, Esq. ••• i . Nicks. ' ' lEd , Jobs Show, EMI. i 1 Wm. 411111081. P. Edw. Stestvicti Seq. . Joholignogsbags.-gtso t'. A. Heorreltddlidi E•sr t ox t ails* haarTlMos...ii ti - ' i .. N. has ininia.-gg ig. VIII =L, empi .. 9.. , j amb I •:•,.0, l!ew I,, aggi MOILS C. • !II -•1 • • Lewis Loyd, lligrn • WHOMM I I4O44I'' A. W. koheirtsq WI. MP. I tbs. . Villib l f ' 4 7 1 Standlog CosimM4oL. Shadwalkigoll Hata . Alla miles Isla. . • ! ..1 • aew 1 PhyMeisso-fileorge Darling, M.D. it mittroiek.squirdi 2 Seitekort—.Tboomie Metcalfe, Esq. ffhittailitnare, Liutull4 tun. 7 t i Surveyor—Goners Haseti, j... Est, Albsoy. baw l . Baskets—Pdmars. Mortis, Stoat, and Martin, Loot street; and Messrs. Thomas Coottsand Cu. Swami ::. , The peiociplr. o p.m which this larditutioa is founded Mum bees sd..ptcd stier a mature investigitios of the practice at miler thllices, and will be fumed to combine advautsges set Whams offered by soy other AIIIIMMICt Cumpauy. The Capital, sabsertbe.l by a auencruoa mid respectable Proprietary thioughoot the Empire, affords security fur prompt and certain inthonnity witlijout the rtspousibility as. tsciiluif ill Societies for mots's! Assurance. The Company are hoond by the Deed dr Settlement to trier all disputed claims (when so fried is sospeesed) to ltill diction of Arbitrators, if required by the Assured. FIRE DEPARTMEN r. ' Person s Aissorrd fur Seven Year', whether upon lor septenaial Poi:cies, are to he entitled* to participate in this Profits with the original Febsrribers, except un Pulielee %Imre Lassos have brru claiwicd. Nu charge will be nia.le for Policies where the Premises limoosais Su ge. we upwards. This Institution offers perish., facilities for the Insurance of Sh , pplag, en Lure moderate ferias than at any uther Uffice. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Independent of a induced sate of Premise, as compared •itb other Offices having a umbel tilted Capital, fusiliers fu► the •hole term of Life tae •o be untitled, at the cud of seven yews, to participate its at. Profit« wit► the orisinal Rob wither., sit►er by ao addition male to the amount of their Policies, tar by a redlictiuts of their future amnia' Premiums, et the option of the !mull rs. Perenue lowered iu Obi. Office are allowed to pass by sea from one part of the Visited Kingdom to +nuttier, and also it time of pence to pass iu decked ls or streui-Imate Wm &Welt to Foreign Purls, between the Tex', and Berm taclueim), without cairn premium ur special leave of the Directors, as if usually required. No additional premium will be required from military meo, auks& when called into actual IMPIVICV. Nie Marge wi'l be M& fur maritime muney or adoliasius Ka charge will ha made fur Policies beyond the coal of tie Stamp. Auy respectable person In the country desirous of be. Mani as Ageut to Ibis Cuteipauy, soul witting to give "IL MOSS apply (pose paid) Si. the Directors in Lusatia. 6 «d if the app•iulmeot has not already takes place, an as "st • ill he beat ma early as rstaible. OLYMPIC THEATRE, - NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. THIS EVENING, FRWAV, Antabbey 4, sod TO-MORROW, rill be perscaltel, LIFE IN LONDON. Coriotbiso Toon, by an Ansaitur of Fashion ; :leery Hawthorn, Mr. Ozbersy; Old Ilawihoen, Mr. Villiers; LaSiri Mr. Tale; Nkkesa, Mr. Hsasaiead; Shear, Mr. Power; Pima, Mr. Healey; Sanas, Mr, Tepleure; Gelb_ lack. Mr. Strickland; Paddy Byrne, . Mr. D. Maul). See. Miss Walpole; Illes.Nab, Hrs. Pellet; Betly,lllise dendwiu, Anew which (Mb time). • TAO IN. TRIBULATION.. • fa% IIIP:Tigb11“; Link Pielthe, Min Houley; hellos AllrigV, M. Strickland. Mrs. Monies, Mrs. Pearce. To marled* with an entirely mew Cquisic Pantomime. called HARLEQUIN TATTER'D AND TORN ; OR, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Jack, Mr. Vale; Cobs (the Rise ill tattered sad tors), Mr. ilisoard; Squalid, Mr. Stritkliesl ; Harlequin. Mr. Outdid ; Clown, Mr. Hartland; Pantelooo, Mr. T. G. Meer. Dilly (the Maiden all bakes, afterwards C.. lentleoe), Mies J. &with. Box, ds.; Pit, II.; Hebei!, Is. Doers to be spewed et Nx o'Qock, mad the Perfershaisee to caniroeisee a Qiiarter before Sevres. Haltprice, at Haityast Eight teelurS• This Pirate will he produced on Thursday seat. METROPOLITANA. Thirds, is poDINIOOI%. pies U. Is. At Fifth Part (and the Foe,' Preceding Parts, price If. Is. each) of THE ENCYCLOPEDIA METROPOLI TAN*. This Week has &Iles wader the Massive. nest of New Proprietors, who hare ass& arraigefoents foe its prrioowept itootioutiore upon the original Mau, sod fur its future regular Publication. * o e A new Prospectus is Bow ready for Printed for J. Mawnsaa ; F. C. sod J. Itiviugtoe; Bald. wig, Cruise!, and Joy; Sherw.io.l, Neely, and Jones; G. sod W. B. Whittaker; Ogle, Donna, sod Cu,. Leedom; J. Parker. Oxford; and Deightos sod Sass, Cambridge. Lately published, la Doe Volume moos octavo, pie/U.4d. POPULAR LECTURES ott the BIBLE and LITURGY. By EDWARD MAWKE LOCKER, Era. IFD . Priated, for Reichard sod Soo, ; St. Peel's Cliarehlard, sod Waterloo place sad Kaight sad Dredge, Wiartrur. Teo &Wines of there Lectures have already appeared is The Plata Eaglishaaan," a periodical filiserlhory of Reli- ODO M Political, sad sousing lateerambra, which may be obtaiord of the same Pablithera, is Deathly Rambela, pike la., sad of all other Booksellers. FEMALE BEAUTY. This day is .polatiebeal, in on elegant mike Bro. with twenlyiro Motes pries 11.1 s. (those Plates 11Phieb /610014 sopsimit me stitched op separately), KALUGYNOM I A the L a !! pi /male Busty. By'T. BELL, M.D. * ' 3l CorwireiTo Prineipies-..Chisisdlsm and Modals of Female Beauty is vorioses Infincsm, Period, Symptoms, and Economy of Lova*Ent. brace of shit *me—External Signs and Internal Changes cause d by It—Cirenissataness which insure or peeves. la peeve si Mesopuly —Puly gamy— Preterit mien —I is de raisonne of the Defects of Female Beauty, Prirted for J. J. Stuckdale, 33, PalLssall. Of whom may also be had, ROBERTON on the GENERATIVE SYSTEM; Fourth Edition, writs dalliers, Plates, price ells. ROBERTON at FEMALE COMPLAINTS.; pie, fn. ROB ER TONI INSTITUTES of HEALTH; price 3s. ELOISE is DESHABILLE; Fifth Edition, with eight coloured Plates, price el. GENUINE AND ONLY COMPLETE EDITION OF PALEY'S WORKS. This day are pobliehed, handsomely printed i■ See vole. Oro. with a new Life and Portrait, price 21. Se. rrHR whole WORKS of WILLIAM PALEY, D.D. Archdeacon titt Carlisle. Second collected Edi- lion. 141 .dnil Printed rdlr.liC. sad J. Rivirslos; J. Nose; Largo's sad Co.; T. Cade ;J. Iturhardris ; Baldwin, Cradrek, and Jay; Rudwell sad Martin; O. and W. B. Whittaker; J. Colliery/rad; R. Saasders; sad Parker, air Olfurd. . By Owns are published, the separate Works, as follows NORA L PIII LOSOPHY ; 2 vols. 12s. "EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY ; 2 v 448.1214 NATURAL THEOLOGY ; Ss. HOSE PAULINE; Ya. SERMONS sad TRACTS; 7a. POSTHUMOUS SERMONS; 10s. CHEMISTRY AND THE ARTS This day is published, a Second revised and im. proved, illustrated with 200 Esigraviogs or Copper and Wood, pike 21r. in bowl', ()NE THOUSAND EXPERIMENTS IN CII EMISTRY, with Illustrations of Natural Pheno. mesa, sun Practical Observations on she Maesufacturing std Chemical Processes at present penned in the cultivatiou of the useful Arta.' By COLIN MACKENZIE. Dr. Granville, In the last number of the Medical and Ky.. Meal !mesa', interdisers she fullowiag high Pngolin' on this valuable sod generally approved volume : We wish to recommeed In the nitenition of the Junior &edema ist Che.. wintry a wink of mph merit, entitled One Thousand Ex. ',crimples in Cliensistey: which contains more valuable end practical facts, in speculative matters, the Arts, and the Slatrafacterts of•this country, as well as copious illus trations of 'the prisecipal theorems of chemical science, thee are to be met with in many recent chemical works of supe rior pretensions." Similar opinions of the sapits sof the Week have Pea ex. pressed by disiniere-stee sod culiglitemed Chemists through test Europe and America. Printed fiat Sir Richard Phillip and Co. Bridge.street, London, sod to be hod of all Booksellers. $ 4 .0 1 ,44 4 e I DO gal i t ie tt ir w 4.1111 1111191,11 effected Min Mole term at. life es a plea peculiar to this Ogee, ellomby the Press/sat ik itayabOrfor a flied number e leoril assured by this Comps*, ape •Iloeseel le 'him. bp el" is decked vessel, from este pan elf the United lisagilom of Great Britain and Irelead 1. amilwv, sod to tad from the islands of &terser, and Jersey; sod ales Is time ofpcsee to haw is Kiss's ships and packet or paeans Itemis e Wiese* die British sad Preach Ports is the English Chapatti, sad to Uchida the imoseh of fie Wert Themes, Mabee* Wen clam, sod *lames !Sing enbjerind to the itscoseesieses opplyient foe the special leave of the Directors, as meisired by the sisal 'cosidtisse w idktolleites. Loos r ru s t. Flßlt DEPARTMENT. Poaches foe Sttelf. sod opwards sill be *stifled sfiitobilt l e "steal of Astioreess practised be this 01110 r, to perelcipate is the surplus Premiums every Atilt year, provided so claim has bees mode for loss. Propoeals folly explanatory of the Prinefples sod ROOl of the Compaq, may be hod at the priscipal Wiz* is Cheapside, asd of the several attests in she Cooing. DESBOBOUG H, Jos. Seen tary. "WOW% 101•0114 hi etibwalle, lilt This asy is pohlished, is Mrs. pate as. ad. boards, SELECT FEMALE BIOGRAPHY, coal prising Memoirs of noises. British !Adios derived from original sod other atisieolie soarers. Mimed tee Jobs aid Arum. Arch, Cambia. I • ragtag 67 mailed Ma Meje.ty'a stearsalrackrt, the kyr? Sovereign, Captain Skinner, ono' W N.W. fills the owl and following passrogern :—Sir John Steveremi and Mrs. Dalton a n d family. Two carriages of the Itrv. %Ir. Talbot and bro. titer were *hipped on bumf this packet for Holy. heed. TMk MARQUIS MIELLESLEY'S PUBLIC ERTRY. tttliaTHEA PA ITICUL A ItS.l 11111 Nrrgria Wellvisley reached Hallybotigh. err at hell3priat hoe in his isarrlbrig carrtate,,, t• Ste 'night Min. W. C. Plitilteti. tageShey wish sevens' other cirriagra, contaioiarSir Cohn Camobvil, Colonel Shaw, Cutitairk erre, Mr. l'rentlergast. M.l'.. Mr. Blake, Dr. Hunter, end 11r. Johnston (Ins Excellency's Private Secre tary), and a numerous traits of noblemen and gen tlemen. The Marquis and all us suite wearing shausroelts in their hats. The Lord Mayor, upon notice being given to his Lordship, left his carriage, ■sd% actompssited by the High Slteriffs or the city, Worsened to the carriage of the Noble Marquis, a..d addressed his Excel lency in the &introit% terms : • * As Lord bhp* a tie City of Dahlia, it bestrews va, duty t• ceogratilate year Excellency on your User arrival is Ilse asetroprilis of your native *ossify, and to maser. year Lordship hos fully gratilled every 'lasso( sty fellow.eitiaeas Teel, isis receiving as Irish Noblemen to preside over the i3oversaleut of this country. Re pleased, sey Lord, to *offer we nod my brethren of the Corporatism to corideet your Lerdeltip to t►e Castle." Here the Lord Mayor was about lo retire, when the Noble Marquis addressed hi. in the following terms:— 4 My Lord Mayor—l thank your Lordship fur the Cosign tolalimie yes offer : cumuli to my Native laid as the Repre smelative of my moot grimes Sompreiga, it *fonts ore very einem* *wore to be received io so flattering a -sass ; mid I hey of year Lordihip to assort my coonlrysons, and the Corpontion of Debit., of whieti I have She homier to ha a freesia% that I most mosibly appreciate the favear. It is peculiarly gratifying to ote, as ad Irishman, to be soloceed by ma s Kiog to gowns sorb a people. My Lord Mayor. I shall take as a compliment pier receiving the homes, of Kisighthood from me this day." His Lordship appeared in high health and spirits, and the resemblance betwrtn his Lordship end his Noble Brother, Lord Maryborongh, appeared to every person present singularly striking. LON D TALBOT. Earl Telbratateci us WINOS LIMO at the Cootie yesterday, port to his departure from this coup try. it ores sit ed by • great ournbee of persons id distinction. Immediately after the Levee, his Lordship en. terra his carriage, end a procession from the Castle took place through the streets, which were Hued with all the troops of the garrison not ou particu lar duty. in honour of his Lordship. First, there was a troop of the 14th lancers ; next, a troop of the 7th hussars ; next Lord Talbot's carriage, escorted by a troop of the 7th hussars ; next all the officers of the stuff, with a long train of carriages, among which we noticed the Lord Mayor's—Lord Manned.'—the Attorney- Geuerars—the Duke of Leinster's—the carriage of the Commander of the Forces—the Earl of Meath's—the Hon. Mr. Annesley's—Mr. Gus tavus Lambert's—the carriages of the Members of the Corporation—the Lord Chief Justice's—and Lord Cautlecoute's. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. Bit 111 IL DIMEIIIIII29. Robert Crowe Fleming, of Nutfield, Esq. and Andrew Kevin, of Ballyally, attended at the chapel of Berefield, on Sunday lust: these gentlemen, in the most impressive Incliner, addressed the flock as sembled there, upon the folly and danger of lawless asaucistious ; the dilferent distressing calamities that follow such proceedings; that as warm-hearted friends they tame amongst them to caution them against falling into the insidious snares of Captain Rock, or any of his destructive disciples—to look to Limerick. for example sake. and there they would ace verified what they were communi cating to them—no less then the hanging of six on. fortunate men, and seven more destined fur a simi lar fate in a short period, the entire leaving about thirty helpless children to lament their crimes; and this would be their fate if they indulged in such la mentable folly. Every poor country-follow seemed grateful for the advice given. and promised, iu one voice, to obey the command of the above•meu. tioned gentlemen with truth and perseverance.— (thronick.) The Rev. Mr. Kenny, P.P. delivered a very ex cellent discourse on morality ip general to his con gregation at the above chapel, and we have no doubt. but from the paternal care and attention of this Reverend Gentleman, and from the purity of example which he has at all periods Wiesen his pa: rishioners, he will keep them in his own even path., sod preserve them from the temptations of the devil and his entissaries.—(lbid.) (From tkir &Wham Rirparter.] SCANDALOUS AND MALICIOUS FABRICATION. CORK, DICERS= 49. That there is a conspiracy existing in this coun try there cannot be a doubt ; but that there exists a conspiracy among the people spinet the laws there is every reason to disbelieve. Thai crimes of a black and bloody character have been perpe trated, and wicked °images committed. is now a a matter of record in the criminal proceedings which have taken place soder the Special Commission, at , Limerick ; and that miter definqoencies remain yet unpunished is quite si certain; but that any thing like a conspiracy against the laws has been dered et, when the situ.tion of thane to whom satqi appeal. aremade is considered; brit diet they hue bucertled to soy great e*teet t is belied by all th facts elude have yet beers disclosed, by the gene. rally prevalent good disposition of the P.ople, et estemplified by themselves at memerous parochial meeting.. lir :Wed by their clergymen, mid las boroetestimouy to by the resident gentry in various parts of the county. 11'e are warranted, therefore, front eeety opinion that hiss beets made public its saying, that though Uwe are bard splits 'break and atrocious deed* have -been CUIIIMi•i t the mums of the people, how.. ever wretched and destitute their condition, so fur bolo beteg engaged in any cosiopiracy against due laws of the country, are as tranquil and peaceable as they have been known to be hithertn ; and that though the times in which we live are disfigured and di.graced by the commission of great crime.. those which have preceded hare been unhappily winked *.tb equal enormities—the effects. now aud then, of a system under which any country must he had and troublesome. But we have said there is a conspiracy etisting and of that fact ere have no doubt—out a conspi racy against the laws by the people. but againt the people by some secret association of slandereta and febritaturs, who hope by the base and dii= founded stories which they propagate with matchless ingeeuity sod industry, so to terrify the higher ranks of society as to induce them to tall on the Govettiment for the iptroductitin of toercite mea surer. in order that they way themsellres obtain eta. Sun mill pity, and influence and authority. These persons, we verily believe, have been more success ful in their aims than the bail people *behave gone smoug the peasantry, in proof Of which we may quote the Resolutions entered into at the meetings at Skibbereen, inserted in • filmset uninher of this Journal, and at [tendon mid irerilloy, which will be foam! to our columns or this evening. At all these meetings the re-enactnseut of the Insurrection Art has bee* called for ; not, observe, to put down any disturbances or spirit of disaffection that 'shit in those districta. but to meet any emergency that may arise. What, may we ask, bee led to Cie ex pectation or any such event ? Is it whet hes really occurred, or what lies been only stated ? We hair no besitatien in saying the latter, and as little declaring, that if all, or hell the murders, outiages. and winker' that have bees amid in the public prima to have taken place, had been committed, we "mild joie is the all f., plitring the count/ oat of the pole of the Constitatims, and for the hew. visit visitation that •the severest laws could inflict ou the people. But being convinced from the most attentive observation, having witressed alino.t every day the contradiction in souse one or other of the papers, of statements previously put forward by them, of assassinations, murders, and outrages— that net only not one half, but one hundreth pert of whit hos been alleged is true. we say that these recommendations are founded in misappreliens;on, cud (with the Judges or the land) that the existin g laws are sufficient fur the pfeservation of tr an q u il . lity and the suppression of outrage. Are the aumerons iustences of falsehood, de.. tected and exposed, oat of the public recollection of the attacks on Blarney Castle and Drishane Castle; ou the houses of the High Sheriff of the County, Mr. Montgomery. and many dtbrrs ; of the malicious burning of the Rev. Mr. Gash's hugger', and of the ossaasitation of the dragooii and the Limerick postman? which base invention* were. pen of that secret system which iv meant to alarm mind terrify the weak sad timid. But what were these to that most of all atrocious fabrications which we were innocently made the instrument of circulatiog in our lest Number ? We sllede to the alleged letter from a Magissente at Charleville•to Mr. O'Brien, the county Coroner. acquaintin i ; Jinn with the avow two 07 AN INTIZZ ?Amity, of the name of Whiteetooe, in that neighbourhood, on last Sunday morning, and calhngoes him to repair t • the spot to hold au inquest. Me. O'B. in discharge of his duty, did repair there, and discovered that the letter, upon the authenticity of which the ter rible transaction detailed in it was sent forward to the world. wee a forgery ! Cats there be a doubt as to the motives of the writer, or to the punish ment whichiswvits him, should he be discovered ? Bet his punishment could never atone fur his crime. It is much cuter to make, than to efface, on im pression, and the utrvcity of this deed is already branded on the country by the agency of some un known devil, a member of the conspiracy agaiint the people. With respect to the part which we took in ohs semiostiug the falsehood, we hope we shall Le cab sidered comparatively innocent, if not al ogether blameless, when ',estate that, the copy of the letter which we published was taken directly from the original—which original is now before us, beari ng the Charlevilk post-mark, slid the name of a highly respectable Magistrate of that place, portly known to us, ■ud much respected. It bore, ell fact, every mark of authenticity, and being equally relied ou by the active public officer to whom it was addresser, we could have had no doubt of its being genuine. We shall endeavour, however, to atone for our ere delay, by our exertions to discover the offeeder, and to deuuuuce hint for public eaecration. In the mean time, we warn those who have been impressed with an idea of the danger of the times, from the fabrications that have been issued, end have made that impression the ground of an appli cation for coercive measure% to couple this with fanner detections, end peruse the nisolutiens of the various parishes, which we publish this eveoiug.— They will the. be famished iritb strong romp Eve plig..51■1••••••-•••- - --- - .. —. •• . . ,-) * i• (id, C---I*-1")."-4.A.e-'eel t? ...: - Z ir j - : ;\ ''. • .. • t , . • •(/ - C- a - -• 7 ( • .....,. •t • A a 1...1 . 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JAIIPVI‘RY '4 itist ;Nue 1., bit,iii•fr , --.1 - . • .•, i - 9 , ...i.; In 9 rielcic Id. _ • .t._. • • - •t1...41 • THEAIPEN•AVYAL, AWRY-LANA EA4IIII.IOTAL, DAY/MARKET. ATLAff AM:MANCE elimilresiit, - , , Tiew 4.o.4lamihat is welotu, with toes Mtn, pier do • limited isiloruet the -ehdellid mem oho bare justly lie the Aotherity of the Lard Chamberlain. OF LON • .1. , •.• . • • A trisirv" VAUCLUSE, Sir. in Mat, lust. Pviii th elkotrvit 44 their linsi is tvtaDY hurio ,,,, ‘"- WM'S EVENING, FRIDAY, Ilowery 4. . j. bill " e w e gn e digito 'mama the delays! FIIHIS EVENING, FRIDAY. January 4. Iladitelea lee k sol euirKm"'" 4 l e INHlsigettilf THE JEW. . . A lli at at o oseri &erase Nest Week till further Nosier, the $4 Gee. i .L3l. Illy the Aetimer et 0 The Triesepter is 1010." It it true that a erweber of designing Nod boo LIFE DEPA , ^Wed for William Clurke, Neer Swedwrert. characters. have .heeti sod are we fear, ropiolvg MiCAL LECTURES. illomfaleit•• 'Pk*": i t• gl, Stephee 10••••4 • /IL Plm nill 1 Fleagrilek °Mr ' sedwrisheill lestreeeets, by Mr. GOO DA CR E. --4_ -.h • , tirroesh the country, welting to take rdvautage of - m r . uir l aes; Jahr/. Bk. KO* '0 1 . 1 1" 4 ,,, 1er ,,' 11 2 811.11 '..... 11/ri t loxes 68.—Pit ie.—Lower Oallrry 1 ...,_u pp0 cow ry 1 , will Italie an asldittoe ~,i Pelteles everyl -- --- --- the wretched cooditeuri of the peerastry, and hy, R a tcliffe. Mu. tvislitt Ili" fl. "' 9 ''''''. -'"'..— . ••••lbsere opre at Half peal Sin. the Lester. begins at Ivrea, soveldh Ye" •• the PrieciPl* so "11* ,_ _ 7 ' . • itmeNsed tall IW*L*IVD. h..iiiin it out . delusive promietv„ esideavotiring Ur Deems, Mu . Harlow, , and cede a little before Tea o'aoek. Islay a t the Ejoitable Aseerweelifftee; or the seipeet 'thereof nay be applied Is redisqpi 4( the Mare Per . JAW.: toilet therm in criminal detittiv. The these tap.! AftaWhieli Air &raw Particulars we the Sills of the day. THE CO It ON ATION. 10, Paelowstreet, Haymarket. • sends e f foresesA. 1 „:„ 1 se go *. )4 „ ART 1. t it•tild oucceesl to Gagne exteest. it not to be web - __ _ . _____ e.-- ase......ioderr. tiall. 11k.n../..... -...- -1- I- -M.--..__• A.-r_ ..... a_ ..__ As //,,- 1/.....a..,..A-... -.:1_11 ILI _‘A _ I - . _ . - -c _ dt•Tilaal sat_ SIIIII•lb Oh.. M 4111141." Ia .1••••••• I.• am t...••. a..... 1. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA con liaise' s. be prepare] eight be inset serspolnos ear* sad attention, by Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Mausfaetioriag Chemists, Mosebester. It is sold is baths, rice Its. 9d. or with glass stoppers at 45. gawp heeled's', with fell directions for its use, by their various Aaiun, is the Metropolis, iad throtighost the Visited Kis/Ouse ; bet it Cabliol be rosins aisles. their seises are engraved us the Government Stamp, which is Said over the cork or stopper ufeach Of most of the Touters of the Magorria may he had, as- Ilieutieated by • alasiler Stoop, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRI a nisecimi, the Invention of Mr. HENRY, aaJ the aelygesaine Preparsti•• of that Article. DEAN MILNER'S SERMONS. Tbis day are rehlished, ia two vols. Sr*. pries 11. Is. i• boards, SERMONS: by the late Very Reverend ISAAC ]MINER, D.D. F.RJ. msd P.A.S. Dean M Carlisle, and Presides' of Dames College, Cam bridge. Printed foe T. Well, la the woad ; sad W. Blackwood, This day are poldished, la use large val. he. price 141. tr boards, QERMONS: by th e late Very Reverend 1,7/ WILUAN PSARCS, D.D.ERA. Dean of Sty ; *imam of Jesse Caticjia. eambiastga; tnd forobrely Master of he Tempt*. Prletiobed by his &MI, Edward &week! Vearce, Bp. A.M. Student of site lower Temple. Petaled for T. Cade'', is the Strand; ad W. Blackwood, Edinburg/6. • Ais day is p.iMAi, M iae Valorem , octavo, peke Is. dd. MEMOIRS . f • LIFE chiefly PASSED in PENNSYLVANIA, alibis the last Sixty Years. t , This work is perhape the best personal lucrative Shit has yet appeared relative to the history of that great conflict which ternsiaaled is establishiag the iadependence of the United St ales. The condense with respect to public wear. men, which it displays; the view of inessera in Peaasyl. oasis prior to the measorsble era of 1776; sad the iiicidew. Sal sketches of historical characters, with which it is en. ricked, cannot fail So reader this Vaialaa a valuable addition to the stock of general knowledge, and will probably gismo for the anther so mews place ago** these who have added pervaaneat lustre Si. the Carlisle learner." Printed foe T. C.dell, Strami, Loader; and Wl4lis. Blackwood, Eaksbairglt. This day is published, hasdiii4wly primed in dee. price tee. N. DRAMAS of the ANCIENT WORLD; pis. The Deluge—The Mint, of Darkoees--The LAM Pl•lloP—KisPell—lsedulispolee--The Noisy of Cain— The Death of Caio--Tbe Nereid's Love. B DAVID LYNDSAY. "It may be necessary ter me to say someihiag re @peeling the singular mistiest. of my Irvin elapses the same subjects as Lard Byrne foe two of my Dramas. I retreat persitissios to assert, sod credit when I do assert, that it is entirely secidonest—that my Dramas went written long before Lord Ilyeses were asnouneed—before I costal have ►id may ides that his William pee was ea gaged spots the Drama at all. The inferiority of the executios of miss may, perhaps, lead me to regret that I have selected the seine subjects, other. wise I sever es. lomat any eisiscidernee with the admired Author at Manfred soil Childs ilandll."—Astlecte's Adv.,. tisemeet. . "— Priaied toe T. Codell, Strand, Loads; sad Willis Blackwood, Ediabargh. This day is published, pries Ile.ffiLts Ise enueitseed alloothly, No. I. fur January ISt!, of TILE TECHNICAL REPOSITORY; con taining Practical lorovaistios or Illeffijeces ...mead with Discoveries sod Improvements is the meal Arta. By THOMAS GILL. A Chairman of the Committee of Meehamies is the Society fur the Eimuuragewirat of Arta, Manufactures, sad GAM meter, Adelphi. Wish Si: Plates. CONTENTS :-1. Smethurst sad Pool's Pelmet for Istpreve. meats is Imam aud Reflectors.—ll. Breeltediate's Palest for Improvements is Wire-drawiag..-ID. Hainer's Palest for Improvements is asakiwg White Lead sad Verdim is.— IV. Sheffield's Patent fur an improved Apparatus sad Par. seers fur separatied metallic sod other Solisiaoces from their Ores, or what Matters may he ameldeed with three. —V. Shoohridges Patent fur Solvititstes for Flom and Hemp; and fur isasufacturing the seine.—Vl. Os Sehasitates fur Hemp sad Fla.; and sianufacturteg Cloth from the same.— VII. Koeeker us the Devaitstioa of the Goma, sad the Alveolar Processes.—Vlll. Wilso• os the Thiamine of the Puppy, made from the emir* Pleat. as a SoMititele fur Laodasum.—lX Os riamisiedieg the Smoke produced from the Pommes of Steamoinetae Boilers., &ewers' Corers, Sipe Refiners' Pans, ilte. By the Editor.—X. Ryas a lis proveniests on ventilating Coal Miam.—Xl. Atkin en Melt ing Caostehosc, ur India-Robber; sad Preserve*, leo* sad Sigel from Rust—XU. Mom ws Artificial Mineral Waters; wish some Remarks or Artilleial Liter.-4111. Wright me America's Lime fur Waif Ceniest —4IV. Prapeir Gamma us Busy Tanwoors.—XY. alimellesesse • Society of Arts, Sic.; Dreadful Effects of the Use of Irmo Cement i Pascale. Printed fee T. Cotten, la the Stood. The day is published, Part 11. costaisimg II Plates, a ASER OF ETCHINGS. pourtraying Ike Ployiineneway, Massees, sad Charlie*, of the People of Prone sad Germany. By GEORGE LEWIS. Takes he he accompanied the key. T. O. bibdis se lalio Tater is Praises sod Germanys Wilde Week, ma well •• otbses that have bees published, or are is coarse of pobli. ' collo% relative to them, commies, they i.e adopted To be twasplided is Three Parts • is royal Ova. 11. wed. 410. IL Se. mad proofs ea royal 4to. IL Ile. 1141. wadi Pert. Published by Islas sod Arthur Arch, R. Trip book, Old Bood.street sod J. 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