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4014 • _....-00. , •••• . . • i .:- t •- ~ 1 .' 411 '... :14. .),, • • . i (A, !..,' t.. .-- •,•.1 . ' • '1 ...• t, i . + 0: - V , -4V r • ( • t -41 • , LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 5 i1 f, M111 ,44 ' ( 104). • .') rrs EATRK-ItitY A IIfrIIItY;LAN k. E v i tNING, MONDAY.' April 15, b.. Maje.tnealminseta will prrhavni.the Cowed, a S3SPICIOIIS JitiSßA i). M.. ttiriettl•s.l.. Me. Pore ifrmkii(lst time). Mr. Coonrr tb.fives, 'llr Ifsemrrl; Joe % '11•140,0kir: Proles; Router, • 611 1 4.. n 1 14..eetle. t Toter, Mr Kliltht. • 111 ,11 1, N.. GI we/ lir'. !Wickland, %Ire. 0. grr ; Lu fro, ~ li.a Cimrhinl ; Ji,i JDs, Mrs * tYp o i. After trlirb,fith time, an ratlrell new Eastern Tile of Fitoehommel . % 4 1 1 10 AI,iIOIIAN AND WAMET. 7.4dee, Mr. Titesomu Alamos, .Me. Conger; Hamel, Mr. Yeeley ; Omar, Mr,Polivell; Caled, Mr. Barnsra ; sari. Mr. er.,ml.y ; Mlaidaph, My. G. !11 r. Harley. Atterids, Alma Cup-laied; Zstadai, Mom Pore/. to be taken k 4 Jar. limlweit, in the Rotunda of she Salome of the Th..at To-ssurross, ilk Pour ofllliedl , ll, with Almoran and Ga rnet On WeditoOdsy. Provoked tioabaad, with Paul and 01 Tliereday, er,eU trarth Kooning, Oa F ruts!. 7bs Sirr. of 11.1„!raile : the Sesavkier, Mr. (laid: lot sovanans.re th.r aruarint • the Chan tier of Lau strr. NIATIIEWS AT HOME at the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND.—THIS EVENING, MONDAY, April 15, aod rrary MONDAY, THURSDAY, mod SATURDAY daring the Mouth, THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part ILL STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take steps is Introduce the following Charaetero:—Nat, tier. vent of all-work in a kolging.lonese; MORSifilf Zephyr, French Ballet Master (first floor); George August** Ttplry A line of heauiy"—in lore ;Ab Llywslyn ab tiujit, Esq. not thin enough; Sir Shivers.. Screnuerve, t;u1n1,111 t.. Ame!rosa (recond flout); Mr. Mark Magnum, son eroupos swot dour; M 1 Antrim's, In love with Ftplry. hors open at Seven o'clock; Performance begins at Eight. Boom, Places, sad Private Boar., to be had of Mr.*te armor", at the Strand Entrance, from Teo till Five ; and at A varies's Library, Sond.ateent. NORFOLK ESTATE. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, Br Mr. 'WAR EFIELD, At Ganmeafa CV's, Howse, 'Chum, Alley, Corabill, on MONDAY, 6ih Next, THE Wolof& NI ANOR.S. or reputed Manors, R. of LYNDFORD, EAST HALL, in MootDor& and ftanwich, and adjoioine Estate, of Four Thousand Three Hundred and Twentyfive Acres of Land, with the &min. taisbed Mansion railed LYN °FORD HALL, the Reel. deuce of she Riet Hot.. the Earl of Shannon, eighty lone Noel tom Loudon, fire from Brandon, and woe flout Sastroul. Partitelira may be hod of Mr. Wak.field, Land Surveyor, Pall-m.l, London; of Messrs. 'lmmo( sad Metcalfe, Solicitors, No. 5, Neu-square, Li ncolts'6.l tie ; of ). Warman, Buy St. Edmund's ; of Mr. Edmund Goods vie, Lord Sorveyor, HAL,* ; of Mr. Wakefisld, Brook. street, Ipswich; ..f %sari. Chatk and Mew, Chelmsford; at thi Ism Lao, Newmarket; and at Garraway's. IIIAZ%111) and CO. have already Shared and Sold to the reNesit l mery. N. 467 os Prize of . . f2ft,ooo 7,839 a Pr•z- of V20,000 awl Fifteen ether Capitals of 2,000/.. 1. 0 0 0 1, 5001 ke. There is but Doe Day morello Draw, and the Wheel eoalairs• Two of 20.n0e1., ard TOraty other Capitals, all of which must be drawn on TUESDAY, 23.1 Apia, that being the I,st and onto bay of Drawing. l'ieketa soil Shaver, oar ramie.' undreamt, ore ',lbw at Heard nod Co.'s Did and l'ortunaiir Ogee, No. 93, Royal Exchange, 24, Corahill, aid 324, Oxford-stmt, corner of So al low• street. DISH has afresdy Shared and Sold TWENTY-THREE Ospitals in the present Lotiers. All nitt , t be Ikaw• Lae and only Day, TO-11101tROW WEEK, the 23J of APRIL. of the Old S vie Lottery Offices, • 4, Co►nhill, and 9, Chsring,cross, L on d on , e .p + th e soetninn of his best Fsienda, the l'uld,c, to the present Ruth State sif the Wheel, .006 enntuns TWO PRIZES of r2o,uno! sad 20 ether Capitals ..f 1,•09f., SOW, &c. itc all of which mast be Draws o• TUESDAY, the 23J iestant, when the Lottery will entirely Knish. Tickets and Shares, warranted nndrawn, are on Sale at BMWS Oilers in London, and by his Agents in the I nestl. Every riebet—Rrery Share—Reery Capital--and nevi Oh., Prize awl be drawn TO-MORRO* WEEK. MR. JOHNSTON, 68, Corohill, respectfully informs' the inhshitsnis of this town and places ad leen% that he has receiv.d a fresh anpply of dime eseel lent 111 , 41ifilNe the COHI)IAL BA L3l of GILEAD and to- A NTI•1 PIA'IG Iti LS. The Cordial a toniveraslly re , irltd 1.9 rot ~,,, irdinary superiority in all Complaints '-'the Stomach, Relaxations of the firditls, Nervous Weak arum, the drleterintis effects of hot Mummies, avid parties. '+'l, the ill eonseinenees of intemperance. la short, is all here the ronsitt alien) bus been reduced by diseaskor tLe effects of the Bolus of Gilead ere ass '44%ll; and the Anti. Imp/11011M is a powerful alterative, IttrAler, and sweetentr of the Mood, and may be mai ..tttly relief, on as a safe and certain remedy fur the Seamy, Kine's Evil, Scorbutic Eruption, Lepresey, and diremiers eroulsg from au impure or unpaired state of the Neal and lymph. I.4.ties nod Gentternen may have their orders emlepleted far n u I Is. or Family Bottles, which sustain four fur 334. C 3.408 a Defess3ly to tstud •igainst eseaterfeits, b 7 ob. the words ` • SAKL. SOLOIIIO7I, Ltsearooe., . en• on the stamp affixed to each butti , , waltzing which me. re genuine. PUBLIC NIONUMEN I' to GEt) . 11(;•ii: In At a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRL HERS far the PUHLIC MONI.IIIIF.NT to his late MA- EST y, 1.04 at the Thatched House 1 eru, eto the 30th of March, 18t2, The Right Hon. the Esrl of HARRINGTON in fhe Chair ; It ion trudged, Pant—That the Pri:onsal of erecting* Monument to the mensorp of bill Most Excellent Majesty °rivalled with Mr. Wyatt. 2,t. TLat a &tinier; eit,on haying been commenced for the purpose of creetiag the said Montimeist melee the direction of Mr. IVeall, it is Illtpethent to coniplFtc the saute nith the least pneclole delay. 11. That the Committee and Suh-Committer, who have united:ikon to rr (pealed to continue their exertiowa. 4th. That Ilse Sub•eammittia do forward copies of these Resolutions to the 1... rd Mayer of London, and to the Cor porate Bothell throughout the Empire, requestisag their co • atinn. 61h. That the detailed statement of the proceedings of the Committee relative to the Substriptiou be published. 6th. That these ItesolMions be punted in different Morn ing sad mitten Patties. (Sigurd) H A RR! NGTON, Chairman. Barriegian fravisig lettAeXisi irrig sere votid hi. Lordship for coad•et. By Order *fibs SoirCsommittee, alteuitive H. GORDON, Al.istai;t Secretary. The MONUMENTAL TROPHY in honour of his LATE MAJESTY KING GEORGE 111. (ilesigoed, cud to be exe cuted by Matthew Wyatt ) The Memory of his late Majesty has been endeared to the British Empire, by the sruourss, dignity, and purity of his principles. There exist• no Monnment to George the Third in any public past of the Metropolis. It is therefore proposed so erect, by G.neral Subscription, a %femoral, whirls may at once commemorate the splendour of his Reign, and the pas Wade of ►is Pruplet. The design cto be executed in Bronze) consists of a Statue of his late Majesty, in a Car drawn by four Horses, with Inv Mee of Fame and Victory; also appropriate Barreliess tisid Drcoratiops, introduced upon /I massive Pedestal of Granite, PATRON, His Royal Nighties. the DUKE of YORK. ♦iet-PATRONS His Royal Highness the Doke of CLARENCE His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX His Royal Highness the Doke of CAMBRIDGE. PATIO/lE9l l es : Her Royal Highseu the Princess AUGUSTA Her Royal Hisbats, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER Her Royal Higbaess the Princess SOPHIA Her Royal Haglasess the Duchess of CLARENCE Hsr Royal Highness the Duchess of RENT. C01:01 ITU a. TbeA rebbiabop of Canterbury The Bishop of Salisbury The Archbishop of Tam The Hiahop of Norwich The Duke of Rutlauvi, K.G. The Bishop of Oxford The Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Auckland, E.G. Lord Howdeo, G.C.B. The Marquis of Bute Lord Holism The Marquis of Donegal, KP. Lord Kenyon The Marquis of Norilaamplon The Master of the Rolls The Marquis of Anglesey, The Lord Chief Justice of K.G. the Common .Plrsa The Marquis of /hotly, Baron Sr. Robert Graham G.C.S. Hon. E. B. Lytton, Lieut.- Tbe Marquis if 'Looks- Cot. Life Guards, C.B. derry, K.G. Sir George Beaumont. Bart. The Eat' of Stamford and Sir James Bland Lamb, Bart. Warrington Sir Wm. Curtis, Bort. M.P. The Earl of Dartmouth Sir Chubs Flower, Bart. The Carl of Ashburnbam Sir Jae. Graham, Bart. N. P. The Earl of Harrington Sir J. P. Beresford, Burt. The Earl of Hamer', G.C.B. K.C.S. The Earl of Hard•leke, K.G. Sir T. B. Lethbridge, Bart. The Earl of Darlington M.P. The Earl of Chatham, K.G. Sir Charles Sutton, K.C.B. The Earl of Liverpool, K G. C.T.S. The Earl of Clarendon General Garth The Earl of Rosalyn, G.C.B. General Cartwright The Earl of Onslow The Provost of Eton The Earl of Darnley I John Ramsbottom, Esq. M.P. The Earl of Clare Lient,Coluael F. W. Trench, lhe Eel of Mayo M P. The Earl of Belniore J. J. Augerstein, Esq. The F...r1 of Rowe Francis Fre. bug, Esq. The Earl O'Neil, K.P. S. M Barrett, Esq M.P. The Earl of Blesintoo Chalets.* Greenuood, Esq. Viscount Dudley-and. Ward N. M. Rothschild, Esq. Viscount Maynard E. H. Ball Hughes, Esq. Viscount Palmerston David Kerr, Esq. M.P. Viaersont Keith, G.C.R. Vire-Admiral Fraser The Bishop of Heieforil Frederick Webb, Esq. sun-coariorrEg: John Bird, Esq. .1. S. Agar, Esq. C.J. Beverly, Esq. R. Gamlen, Esq. J. Christie, Esq. G. J. Gnibrie. Esq. H. Chambers, Esq. T F Hunt, Esq. Major Dixon, 7 G. Jones, Esq. Jansen Elmes, Esq. I VIM. Jead.s, Esq. H. Feusitleroy, Wilson Lowry, Esq. .1 Galt, Esq. Jobe Mayor, Esq. Rev. G. Cruly, Cosmo Orme, Esq M. Quin, Esq. .1. P. Pap orth, Esq. W. H. Pyne, jun. Esq. Jam.; Smith, Esq. A. Tegari, A A. V. Samtate. Emu A. Watts, Esq. Tavel'Ems: Rnbrrt Williams, I John Rarniihottom, t. q. M.P. EN M.P. Treasurete—Mears. DRUMMOND. Sir JOHN CAM PIJELL, K.C.T S. H. COR DON, lino. Seerriarien. THOMAS GLNT, Assistant Secretary. N.B —inhscribers are requested to be partieulsr in writ ing th e i r Namrs and &goalies', as it is intended to record them iu B,ouze on the P,dritial of the Monument. Sir Jas. B. Lamb, BarL Books for reniviag Sobseriptiona •are opened at all the principal Bookie( humus iu Laudon; at-Messrs. Rivingionr, Waterloo-place • Mr. lis , chrrd's, Piccadilly ; 'Mr. Ws, rea's, Bookseller, O W Ikarl.atneer ; and Mr. Siam, Builvieller to his Royal Highons tiro Duke of Took, St. Janscs's.street. Office, No. 19, Heniietta-street, Coveadtsla-loptare, London, where •11 Cummookations are requested so be oddresood. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. Augusts, 11. R. H the I Boatoo, the Right Hon. Princes . ...... £.105 0 Lord 3l 10 Avirrrstein, Jo. Julius, Bari, Lord 2l 5 Esq. Adana., Chas. Esq.M. P. 5 0 liselsard 1 Abloccloo. toe Earl of 52 10 Byres., Esq. Editor of Arthur. Julin. E.g. .. 6 5 Ike Moraine Post 5 5 Armstrong, Geo. G. A. 5 S Bickerton, Mies 6, Ale:ander, J. D. Fru Great Cumberland 111.1' • 5 5 place Armada', the Manger Bickerton. Miss Jane Lady Aron, Julio, gm.... 21 0 Burnett, Gallen' Austin. Furl Major.. 2 0 Bridgern•u, Mr. Jo Abingdon, Corpora- Wirmore-street ti.ost of ... lO 0 Brides, Gliurge, Esq. A. B. .... 55 I Alderman sad M.P. 10 10 Agar, J. S. Esq .... 2 2 Burke, Michael, Esq. Bleairitoo, she Earl of 50 ti lrder/so 2 0 Baillie. Dr. Boutin. ' Julio, Esq Esq., Frampton, Omsk Infector lO 0 Dorset ... . Bristalbsee, the Bail British :Amiss,' of ' .52 10 Bridgiaiss, Mr. Jo. of I ist i •od tml £. s Witrrtrt-street (241 subscription) 4 4 Beaumont, Sr Geo. Bart lO 10 Buccleuch. the Du chess of . Buckley, Fred. Esq. ]Stir bussing 2 2 Beckwrick,Gen.SirG. 50 0 Pinney, Chinks, P "q. 5 6 lisbetsp, Gen. Sir C.P. 1 1 Butler, the Key. Dr., Harrow 0 Blount, G. 1— Esq .. 3 6 IRrooking, Admiral.. 2 2 Herbst', Sir Robert.. 1 1 Bowles, W. Esq Abingdon Brice, John Graben', Esq. BliddleTrmple 1 1 Ba.fumr, Gen. J 834 regiment .... 10 10 Bleeder', C b 6. Burins, (Jewel .... 1 1 Rl son, Colonies. of 5 0 ' Doke of.. .. 105 Curies, Sir W. Hart. 51. P 21 0 Cartwright Gets . W. 52 10 Cut E.I.D. 21 0 Ca m Orli Sir Jobs*, K.O T. 3 . 6 5 Campbell, Rohl. Esq. Argyle street 5 6 Courier, E•ittnr of 20 0 Champagne, Rev. G 10 10 Chriptian. Capitals T. Royal Veterans 1 1 Cow's, Mr. and ►irs Kensington 2 Cerj4l, H. tale !Arai Col. of Enagrions 5 6 Connaught Rangers, or 88th Belt., the Officers and Sol diers of.. Churchill, Lord .... 20 0 Clarke, William, Esq. 5 5 Clarke, Sir'. William 3 3 Calthorpe, Lady.... 5 5 Clarke, Richard, Esq. Chamberlain of London ..... 10 0 Clarke, General Sir Alured, G.C.B. .. 52 10 Conics and Company, Mears. Thomas.. 62 10 Cbolmley, C. Esq... 10 10 Chambers, B. Esq... 10 10 Connell,James, L• 1111 2 2 Couke, William, Esq. 5 5 Clements, Rear-Adm. 3 3 Cambridge, the Cor proatiun of lO 10 Courthorpe, G. Esq. Winl4h-house, bus _ _ sex 5 5 Courthorpe, G. jet EN. ditto Csetesburs, Arelsbi. shop of . lOO 6 (:oalso,General Roger 10 10 Comber. - tbe Rev. T. 1 1 Crol), Rev. G. ....... 1 1 Pundits, Right Hon. Win M.P. . OS Dudley,..od.wafd, Lord Viscount 52 10 Dartmouth, Earl of ISO 0 Don'ts* ' Mass 10 10 Damer,Laily C. Duruville, Sir C. Bart. 31 10 When, Sir English 5 0 Ptugls", Mr. Jobs, Charier-House Dough", Mr.W. ditto 1 1 Doushoo, Dr., Adam. street, Adelphi .... 1 1 Drummond', Messrs. bankers ... 100 0 De Grey, lion Mrs. 2 2 Exmouth, Lord Vise. 25 0 Eilmovistoue, N. B. EN Ellis, T. Esq , Grine. House, Lambeth— 11 I Elmer, James, Esq.. 6 it Everett 1. Gale, E.q. Heyiesbury, Wigs 10 0 Edge, Ceptsin, R.N. 1 1 Flower, Sir C. Bart. 20 0 Forbes, C. Esq. 51. P. 62 10 Forbes, C. juu. Esq 10 10 Forbes, John, Esq lO 10 Forbes,'Cieorge, Esq 10 10 Forbes, Master J. H 10 10 Ferber, Miss K. S I() 10 Faunileauy. 11. Esq 10 10 Forke. W. Esq. Chtl lenworth House, Suffolk lO 10 Fryer, Henry, Esq 5 5 Ferrier, Vin•-Admiral John.. 2l 0 Ferrer*, the Earl of St 141 i Fleisher, Gilbert .... 10a. 6d. Fly, the Rev. Dr..... 3 3 Gloucester, H. IL H. the Duchess 0f.... 105 0 Garth,' Geis. Thomas 52 10 Goodall, Dr., Provost df Eton 50 0 Galt, John ' Esq.... 10 10 Gothiie,J Esq 10 10 Gaming, Robert, Fag. 10 10 Grant, Sir Alexander, • Richmond, Sorrel, 16 10 Garrett, Alderman .. 10 10 Glyn,Sir 'twined Care 50 O i l Wye, Richard Plea. tree, E.q ... 10 0 Giirsiou, his Grace the ' Duke of ... 50 0 Gillelagd,Tbomes, Esq. 1 0 Gaitskill, Hear', Esq. 5 0 Gaitskill, Colonel 1 1 Graham, Sir J. But., M.V. • Gardiner, OW C. J. Goldin, Capt lO 101 Gent, T. Eaq Harrington, the Earl 51 01 Hereford, the Bisbee of ll5 0 Hughts, Ed. Hughes Bali Raq the Rev. J 5 5 Haul, J. F., Esq lO 10 Hersfprd, the Mar quis of lO 5. 0 Huddleston, J. E.q. 5 S S. I. .... 10 0 Homey, Ural -Gen. Vere Warren. .... • J E q Sheer ness , Hon, F. Esq. Hich'itodent, or 234 Recimeoi, the Of - • s sod presidia of 45 15 Hellenic°, W. Esq. 10 10 Halinhii, R. Eaq. Wedhcoapion 2 2 Miaow, iV. B. E•.i for He Key. Mayor of Le, d• Hannon, Joel). Esq. of Hirlcyford-plaee S 0 Ifewnill Ws. Is. M. 5 5 Jerdso,Wlllises, Ell. 5 ti Jones, Bee. Doctor, Arcioleseott uf • H ereford • Jere, &el , Per IMAINIArIa • ll 2 Kerion, Lord. 6l 10 Kist, Thomas 10 10 Hiel„Withanisllll. l .„ 10 10 KerT,D., id, B.q. M - P. 10 10 Kaitichbu 11, Charles, Esq. Babsugtoo, _ Somerset 10 0 Kirkland, N. 3 3 Keene, Benj , Esq. 10 10 Kidd, Capt. John, late of his Majes ty's Packet P. Eli• _ z.beth Bleir, Frederick, Esq. . . Chiswick ... 5 5 Londonderry, the Marquis of. lOO 0 Liverpool, the Earl of 100 0 Legge, Vice. Admiral Sir Arthur 21 0 Lm hiart, the Marquis of 52 10 Longhorn, Sir James, 805 t.... „, 1 1 Lasgbam, Lady 1 1 Livermore, Mr., Ox. ford-street 1 1 Lowodes, Tboa Esq 10 10 Lloyd, the Dowager Lady. Lewis, Jobs H. of Albany, Esq lO 10 Leicester, Rev. Oa wild Alkinchant (ten Subscribers, 11. etch)....... . 10 0 Lowry, We. . 2 2 Lawson, Henr y. 1 1 51 ow, Wu,. Esq. .. b 6 hlillikeo, R. Esq. Dub . ...... 1 2 Moubray, Lieut.-Col 1 1 Martin, Brow•low Bsrtie, Esq 52 10 Macdonald, Colonel J., So• •f Flora Macdonald . lO •/ Morris, Dr, Enfield ' h o rse 111 MIICZOIIi, G. A. Esq. 1 1 Matlock, Wm. Esq 'l 2 Mos•lJoi, 2oseonnt 1 1 Norwich, the Bishop of lO 0 Nieolay, she Rev. G , - - F. L. of St. Cube rine Northumberland, his .Grace the Doke of 100 Nornsaaton,tbeConn less Dowager of Ogilby, Sir David Oddie, H. H. Esq 5 5 Orde, Admiral Sir John, Bart 2l 0 Oattril, the Lord Bishop of 52 10 Pomfret, the Earl of 10 10 Peers, Mr lll 2 Pownall, Sir George lO 10 Peters, William, EN. Newcastle - upon- Tyne 2 2 Pyne, Wm. jun. Esq. 10 10 Papworth. J. B. Esq. 10 10 Poi cher, H. Esq. Ar liogloa-street Price, Rev. Robert, I.L.D. Prebendary of Durham .. 10 10 Price, Joseph, Esq. M0nm0uth....... 1 1 Provost of Kines Co llege, Cambridge.. 10 10 Pole, Admiral Sir C. Bart. Phan John, Esq. Stoke Park lO 0 Powell, J. P. Esq... 10 10 Phelps,Aliss,Cnesney House,Gloucester — shire 2 2 Pell's!, J. G. Esq... 1 1 Peachey, Major-Gen. 6 5 Palmer, Rev H. . . 3 3 Palmer, Mrs. H..... 1 1 Putnam, J. E5q..... 10 0 Power, Captain R... 1 1 Power, Moe - Power, Miss 1 1 Ponder, Thos. Esq lO 10 Quin, M Esq... • • Rutland, his Grace the Duke 0f...—. 100 0 Rothschild, N.M.; Esq. 20 5 R uodclf, Bridge, and Co B2 10 Raper,lllallbew,Esq. 5 5 Kobarta, T. Esq.... 10 10 Ruch/imam, Dr. Win. 31 10 Radnor, she Earl of 33 8 &per t M. Esq. (se. rood Sub.cript ion) 5 5 Riehbell, Capt. RN. 2 2 &max, H. R. H.the the l/eke of lO5 0 Sophia, H. R. H. the ___ _ _ . Priuress lO5 0 Salisbury, Ikelar gals of 2l 0 Simpson, the Hee George, Glovers House Sams, M r. St. James's erect %Him, !ha Ried Hoe. 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They het to state, that every Drug and Cheesiest Pei pre lims told by atm le warranted free from adultrrasios. •nt of the 5.h military dieiiion, several officers of the garrison have' been arrested at Strasburg. A te4egraphic dispatch, received yesterday, alisukfilocei' that all is perfectly tranquil in that city. A letter from Renner of the 3d announcer, that' on the preceding evening ten or twelve individuals belMiging to that town were arrested and condocted to the prison of the Tour-le-Bat. They are impli cated, it is said, in the conspiracy of Saumur and the revolt of. General Berton. The Prince Royal of Prusia, after having visited the Royal Family of the Netherlands, proceeded to Brussels, from whence he has set out on bli return to Berlin. The journals of Belgium *re silent with regard to the object of %hieing:Hwy.. It is affirmed that, in consequence of the repre sentations of a neighbouring Power, mid of several Ministers of State, who form part of the fkly Alli ance, the Prince of Canino (Lucien Bonaparte) who was at Brussels on account of the marriage of his son, has been desired to remove from that city. The negoeistions between Russia and theit'nrte, under the auspices of Austria and Engliiid, terminated as we had foreseen. It is Mire' ccrtscis that the Turkish and Russian armiesisid pOt then,. selves in motion :43 soon as the season will'petmh', that is about the end of the present month, °ribs beginning of May. The intelligence from - the theatre of war will be replete with interest, sucht e shall devote to it oar most pailieular attention. It is difficolt to calculate Inc tonterrkshei of Ytj event of such sleep importanc e ; Europe asigirk them with anxiety. fo the twkent smite of society the respectiverelations between the Several States 1.14 of such a nature that the most distant movement - of any of them is necessarily cornmuticat,cd to tie other., and affects them, according to their po;sition, inter nally and externally. It is 19 longer possible t'er civilised nations to place thcqtpelves in isulatett situations ; Great Britain herself, notwithstanding her geographical position, cannot evade the general impulse.—(Constitotionnel.) A report is current that the Spanish Government requires the French Government to remove the cordon of health three leagues from the frontier,. The Journal de l'ouloate of April 3d contains the following article :—" Aftei - theirenes . Of dis turbance which have taken place during' several days past at Tooloase, were opine 'hensive that the assemblages•tisd tumult wisidsl - have been renewed last ilunttal, the day on iihirh the inhabitants celebrate the feast of St. Stel,hen. •They in consequence eSsembfrd'ou . she great walk which is allotted to it, the brigade of gendarmerie, a strosig detachment of horse artillery % and several piequet-guards of infantry. As the groups formic:, the Commissaries and inspectors et* Police, sup ported by the military, took rare to rli.perse them. The Boron de Beilegarde, the Mayor, whose zeal and assiduity on this occasion, essonot be too I,a seas praised, repaired its perimeter the place to provide for the maintenance of the public tranqui!tity and observe every 1110tPIVIP111. As yet there was no indication that the interference of the military would be required, and the bank, of the canna, which were very much crowded, presented the ar petrance of a day of rejoicing. however, about hill-past six in the evening, acousiderable imitator of young men proceeded simultaneously towatda it e ' grand walk, and appeared to move to this. allyougi point by different routes. The assemblage of pet s us soon amounted to 7 or SOO, the greater p n t I • . .......... 4* ' 'Z - 7.; J) s u A• ' . .. f ) llr - t .- / .. t. .A .• . i t o I , . • 1 . . . ~. , ' I k ) . . . 4/-I ' sk I. • •-•,. . . . - . , / 11 5 . T 4:,. V . k,''ll . . . . • : . 4,...., . .• -! 1.. 4: 1 4 :l ‘ i . vl .. '- 4 -. -rya ~ 4 .... r •Ay Al- . .. • .i-.., ••, . ( - 1822. PEICII 7d. , r f • __________,_ . i 2. e. .C. e• 1 GUILDHALL, LONDON, Arent. hit. Stainford.and-Wa r . Trench, Lieut. Col. THE • COMYI ITI'EE for LEI"I'ING the ringtoti, the Earl of 100 0 F. W., M. P. „ „ i2l 0 CITY ' S LANDS will meet at Goildhall is TUEs. , . &holey, Aidamoo.. 10 10 Thornbnrosch, Adm. I DAY, the 18th day at - April feriae!, at Twelve si'Clock at Atorkwell,John, 0.. 1 , Sr Edward .. Crotched Friars , 5 5 'Favor, R E.q lO n Markil. r Still, Peter; Str o ng, Th or p e , it., L.L.D 1 1 The Specification may b. we, sad Lerner Patticulars A. H.; sad Rack- ValllYi;he Rev. Dr•• • 10 10 lumen, oe auplicatioe ist the Dike ad Wo r k s , G u a i ii„ll. .1 • barn, Wtllrim.... 10 10 Vernon, John. Esq. - JOS. BUSHNAN, Cumptrulle.. 11, Serie, T. 0 E.q... 5 3 P ar kh urs t-hill 2O 0 Smith, Alderman C. 10 10 Vansindao, Audrey, A CARD. • • 3.1mn0, Wsn. Esq. E q 5 5 'it ESSRS. JOHNSON and EURGESS (lain D' Devisee Salmi's, W. W. E.q. Warfel', Mr., Kinglits. RICAN soailllNG SYRUP fir Childless euttin 'heir ditto • Smith, Daniel, E.q. Wilbert'''. (1 ell•ral•• 5 5 Public In gine-sal, that they have REMOVED Its No. :11, Windsor Flneyd, Major Wm 5 5 Wigram, Sir Robert, ford sired), "bent the Duaiuris will he carried am in (wore. Suffolk, the Dowager Bart.W•iitiamt , toir 52 10 , Tke very high estimati on i n w hi c h this inestrissable Medici.° Countess of 2 2 Willa., I E.q...... 0 5 is held by all classes of lb. community, renders it noue,•cs. Scott, Sir J 2l 0 Walsh. Sir J o hn 8... 20 5 buy to matte any comment o n it s v i r t ue ', inure than IWO'S.. 4 Scatsdale, Lord 2l It i Weeny-. the F. -r1 of 0? 10 mead Mothers and Nurses in yet to be without She ••Atn•-r - Skene, Barclay. and Co. I 1 I MM, F-. 1. El ... 10 10 can gorihnsg Syrup" iii the Niesery, fir if a Child wakes in St.Vinerntotte Earlof 105 0 i Wolf/oil, Captain nod ase eiclig with pains in tin g um ., thi s valuable 'Weiliilue Squire, Esq• Mayor of Adjutant W. Kiln applied will hem•diate:y epee the purri, twat the gums, sod Plymouth Reward. Frame* Itsq- 5 01 Week, Mrs: '' - 1"'"' • Aim -On wi eel other disortl4, it oft. ii drobro* lye • ••• opollik . , hot.. ' 4 , Shiffncr, Sir John .. 5 5 Warmed, Cap'. R.N 1 1 blinhes'airighrist boom Vomits who may be dubinur of . &mailers, Thos Esq. I I Wright, H. Esq 2 0 the utters of the Soothing Syrup, may refer its the diffirriat •. -, I Sionestrect, Km G. Watt, J. E , 1..... • • 1 I tares that brie appeared in th e Ni wspapers f ur nearie G. ...... 5 5 Walsh, CoL Anthony 3 3 twenty year., during which period the Figlatril testimonials Taylor, Major-Gen. of Ibis invaluable Medi c i ne have been publicly acknowledged . ' Sir H., ALP K.C.B. 52 10 W W i a lso lls O, A ßir A H E . H u1 ..... 1 50 1411 by some of the first Nobility and Gem, ry iii the United King. t Torrington, Vireount 10 0 Winake,Cor: R.— • I 1 dons, as equally safe in its application, mild in its adios, 1 • 'Plloch, Alex. E.q. .10 10 York, H. R. H. the • and efficacious is Its operation. A ! Thornhill, John E.g. 5 5 Duke 0f.......... 105 0 This inestimable 51ediciue, to be had of the Proprietors, • /` ' Trotter, John, Esq... 26 5 Taal., the Right Johnson and Burgess, late "Johnson and Willlain.," s. Tegart, Arthur, Esq.. 10 10 I Hun. Chas 1 21 0 above; and, by their appointment, a all the principal . , V . ' Taylor, Brooke, Esq. 10 10 Youtig, Thus. Elul— 1 1 Medicine Venders is Town aad Catuatry, at 2a. 9J . per . .. .1 i bottle. ANHEABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, -- - -- _ — • . . , Seijeant's Inn, Fi t el-stirit,April 6, 1822. TFIE CORPORATION of the AMIC A BLE FOREIGN INTELLIGEIVCE. - I , SOCIETY for a Perpetual Assonance Office loth • hereby give notice, That at Lady Day Ise (Old Style), the P A R IS PAPERS. . • '• i several Members or their Nominees, noon the Policies, numbered as follow, viz. -165, 1,033, 1,475, 1,483, 1,511. ss•—. o 1 ' 1,553, 1,80 8 , 1,845, 1,828, 1,827, 1,938, 3,037, 3,0 PARIS, APRIL 10. 38, ,... 3,048, 3,057, 3,058, 3,275, 3.357, 3,489, 3,498, 3,499, In coorerinence of the information g iven to 3,529. • 3,581, 3,5 8 2, 3,688, 3,887, 3,668, 3,009, 3,070, Lientenant-General Pamphile Lacroix, command- ' 3,671, 3,813, 3,814, were in Arriar in their GnarterlY f i l y - ' meals. or Contributions-fur one wear rod one numrler Of is ;6" of tile s'h military divisinu. seeernl rate... or TI RATUR-Itil PA 1., CO lr GA ft I)RN. /Puns EVENING, MONDAY. Apia is, %111 be actrd Shtkaprarea Tragedy of MAC HE 1 - 11. The-en, Mr. Claripman; Malcolm. Mr. Enamor; Macbeth, Mr. Yosug ; Marduff. Mr. Abbott; Banjo°, Mr. Egerton. I.ltly'Mactirik, 11ts. Feud!. AIRY 'kirk will hr performed, 7th 01111 r, a am. Grand Mims. Ileht-draniatic .Rtutionce, celled CHERRY AND FAIR SEAR; or, THE CIIII.DREN OF CYPRUS. Merry, Mrs. Vining; Sangisiiibrelt, Mr Farky% Topnek, Mr. Grimaldi; 11,marihml, Mr. Ilittorbard ; Giaffser, Mr. Chlptnin Nourf 41.. i, Mr. llorrt how. Fair Star. Miss Foote; Amnions, Mira B..aumout ; Yaprilu, Miss E. Den nett. Cberry and Fair Star trill be repented even ?Telling. Tt).111/170., The lirgeor's flprra—sith The Tao Pages of Fred, rick the Great—sad the near Melo-drama. (In Wednraday, the C,medy of The Rivals. On Thursday, tie Oilers. of Rob Roy Margregor. Oa Friday, the CUIDV.4 of The School far ScAnd.l. ~~.