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.4 7 Cr"- , g et/ a: 4e 4,,k_a-1 / li ik 1 , •, ( , -444 114741'° ~~* K 5953. ,- L. DRURY-LA NK. ANING, WEDNESDAY, Jon. e, Illojeety'r Aeneas will perform the Conway of SECRETS WORTH KNOWING; THE NAY TO Orr MONEY. Ir. ; April. Mr. Allersdee; Mr. Thompson ; Plethora, Sr. Eoliert; Uwdermirse, Mr. Gettleik . West ; Mrs. /Aegis I limes. After which ./114S TH E CORONATION. reetweliew arewsetweee from Weetosisater Nan.— eirms/ 'gale, t h e ;surfer of the Abbey.—Tlse seedireetory Syne, ie which Mr. [sight will isirodoce ' liseg, resided," The Kin sod she Coronation, se the Plogee.."—Tie Fweetb great, l b s Hell, the Grassi Wm of the CA•vapioa. • , eseekatie with the eleskel fosse of INVOUTINED TO DEATH ! Pbeutows, Mr. Nor , Me. Esepiel; Crimes, Mr. Bersont. Emdk. Denims, Nis GAM; Petty. Mrs. Stowe. K *MI dralf.l6llllel4 is the Rotrusiodif the TAW*. A Mete Illsebe a Raiser-The Cram. leMlemselefireler . • lie Owe. OM eitilleoes. Wild Owe. . toriretk Awe will *wily male Leese .. • fie a weer Twiledy. • • newts fries big Provieelal Tour an Mow. IJew 'bleb Sawing he will perfume the _ -VB.ROYAL, COVEIfirG,ORLIEN., EVENING, WEDNESDAY, 9 Jan. _, will be acted Shabileare's Play of 'GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. Jam/, Mr. F4Mrtmr; Anima* Mr. Chapala.; Abbott; Valeatirse. Mr. Jones; Sir Tberir, • ; Loewe, Mr. Liston; Speed, Mr. Blanchard; Dews.;' Rodialfo, Mr. Prim. Julia, Miss N. Miss Halloade ; Loretta, Hiss Bestrawet. ma of tie May will be introduced Songs, Darts, Chsormaic slat Poetry *elected from the Plays, Ihrastem of Shaltspeare. la Act IV. will be Is . Adslitismal Saran. se 'Mar (7th time), a sew Paatorairere called HARLOW I N AND MOTH ER BUN CH; • . lag THE YELLOW DWARF. Gold Hines (afterwards Hariegais), Mr. Olaf ; (afterwards Harleiria's Lamprey), Mr. I. S. Gra ' r Beach (the Desert Raley), Master Long , Dwarf (aArroards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. AA- Fair (afterwards Calambiae), Miss E. Den. of Gramm& (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Mother Beach will be repeated every the Opera of The Exile. Trogidy of Hamlet 1 Hamlet, Mr. Young; . Tree. sad Tuesday sett, The Two Gentleman of , Time Beggar's Opera: Telly, Visa /tiepins appearance tidy assess); Capoeu Shieheeth, Kim (bet lest appoossee is that Clieraetee). ARDIAN ASSURANCE COM. to Arena egoista Fire NMI ea Lives sd LodeirmeeSs tor Childers; immediate, 4.- .4 progressive Aeseities; sad foe the Yoram, sad liersesiess and Amitsitirli. at N.. 11, Lombard • esteems of the Pust.Office. tee already bete made be a aeliseriberl Capital, lodgers tare beedrid thessatel pomade, *hi* the Deed of Settlemest, may bersafter be is. DaIL2CTOILI Merjoribasks, Esq. N P. Chaim's'''. Mee Rashes, Esq. primly Chairman. Brandress, Esq. George I.l.'s' Esq. Copland. Esq. Jobs Mortis, Esq. ' , suss, Esq. Rowland Mitchell. Esq. irsrcsbar. Bart. Robert Moroni, Esq. Esq. sod Al- J. G Raressioss, Req. Robes.' Rickards, Req. awry, Esq. lobe More, Esq. Haldinmod, Erg M.P. Edo. &eon's' Mag. 'lsrvey, Esq. A. Harry ThLsion Esq. -st Holland, Esq. ' John Thornton, Es 4. s e , g m . Jobs Trliorls, Esq. James Tulluch, Esq. AVOITOILII : Loyd, Esq. I William Ward, Emil. Roberts, E.g. RI P. Thomas Wilson, - Cowart—L. Shadrell, Esq. New.squase, Physician—George Didion, M.D. Brusawiek.frquare. Solicitor—Tbowis Metcalfe, Eq. Ner.squase, Lincoln's Surveyor—George Hamel, juin. Esq., Albany. Messes. Martin, Stone, and Martin. Lombard- Instr. Thomas Coutts anil Co. Strand. der upon which this lamitution is founded have after a union investigation of the ratlike of nod will be ?mind to combine advantspa not .1 by any other Assurance Company. , subscribed by n namerous and respeetalde throughout the Empire., affords •tiecurity few . certain indemnity witliont the responsibility ate Societies for mutual Assurance. in, are bound by the Deed of Settlement to divided claims (where no fraud is respected) ter, the of Arbitrators, if required by the Assured. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Perimire Assured for Seven Years', whether upon I or septennial Polities, are to be entitled to paiticipate in the • with the original Sahscribers, except un Policies Losses have been claimed. charge will be made fur Policies where the Premium ,ants 10 Ss. or upwards. Me Institution offers peculiar facilities for the Insnrance Supping, on mum moderate terms than at any other LIFE DEPARTMENT. Independent of a reduced rale of Premium, as eompsred h other Oficso havioc a sobserihril Capital, lusurers fur whole term of Life are to be entitled, at the end of Petro to participate in. the Profits' with the original Sub. tither by an addition twatle to the &umlaut of their , or by a reduction of their future mutual Premiums, optitto of the Imams. Femme lammed iu tbit Office are allowed to pass dis ma " me part of the United Kingdom to another, and also as of peace to pass in decked remelt or steam-bints British to Foreign Porte, between the Texel and Brest ioclosive), without extra premium or special leave of Directors, as it nually regain d. o edditional premium will be revolted from military ualess whale called into actual service. c►arge will be made fur euttsom money or admission 'Merg e will be made for PoHein beyond the cost of Stamp. reametolile person In the eonotry Animas of be• as Ariel to this Dempsey, and *dhow to wive 1 11 01 1(pot rid) to the Directors in tAlidla , the appoimmest hea pot already takes place, as ins will be seat as early u possible. ' --- --t • • • - ••.‘ •••••• ' • -•• _ , - - • • , • I• -• *qv , ' 1 11.417 .4111 14 ? J R 144. a ..ea:t." - ":*flokflip? ,47,4110; j . • • - I #3. iiAloa 'et - 4 11 4 0101 * -- . tbt , 4- almost delusively faded toi der pedisons. It etehtioly mead not elated to plates aben she bed am emelleselly. The rids; domino, appligaile to settled cseastries„ pomord by laws Mold ant he hawed se to tin titoeds-id Florida. ' mod to the ocesralltese Ulna It met* stlesitlea t sent, thee the hadwo alai to the Meshed Stamm by $ Wady of idle\ bad oed bees refdrel, ond edisb ba r. ntionaell. Oiler seen dedialmeonceis, ' .20 . Spain became hoe respsdaille fee sad awls teem thew, mod the Mated Metes aide at Nearly td • diereise adleseily, to merest as gitat a sandier. 71e• toa died of Ibis Owerneaseat has, is every Matastee, bee. musei emd Mead., lit "note. The covemattime door re lap, is its application to sorb coma, able\ leave OR Wooed af ouch midis complaial Mt bet poet, - - did the din to the eolleetse of it. Mary* he medal wile li, wen to two ran before these caw oggspred.aisd ia • wood 6 a breach which was atiesapird .4 the yoked, mt soother h o lier. Is. appiiediens, therefore , to ths does is a =he.-.... bletstlidde. A...,. so the Treaty by whit Iliremillem tide redid $ SW Visited Made Ism eldiamle nod di damn of farther banal off ear dead* laws emood. Cs -41 0 11 0 , Islit dad bee 55, mimeo of lila vessel obi* bed bun Miami, foe w amnia** of ibe Ned aMob led • bees Wadded NOW OA • -i " The Paid& of XXI of rodprodty , bided M., the law Olin id of X ISIS, Me hen site rude.' into eflrd. aid lie 11* of the Nelerletede, dmidell. Prussia, oat with • lliremao, Lebec!. sad (Jura. burg, Wide a pfreYdbs Model" tahatiyand Immo in stigma to the Netherlands, Prussia. Hasellorgb. mad Mermen, viol such produce aid suundacenres as could 'alp be, or Most usually were, Ant shipped from the ports of the countries,. the same bog imported is newels wholly belangisg to their subjects, shish§ be cousidered sod admitted as dieir owe moostfactame sae precluding.. " The Gairenesed of Norway has, by an Ordinance, indeed the posts of dal part of the dominions of the Nine of Swedes to the vessels of the (Jolted States epos the pay meat of so other or higher duties tins are paid by the Nor wegian resorts. from whatever place arriving, sod with whatever ankles lodes. Thy have requested the reciprocal allowed* for the vessel. of Norway is the portal of the Meted Slates. As Ibis privilege is sot within the scope of the Let of the Sd of March, NIS, and cad only he graded by Colsgrtal, sod as it may lovely, the commercial relations of she Oakes' with other oath..., the sulij.et is submitted to she wisdoms of Congress. 4 I bate premeated dims fully to your view our comesereial relations wish other rowers, that men( them is detail with "each Power. sod known; the basis me which they rest, Coerces star in ita wisdoms deride whether say change ought to he mode, soil, if soy, is whet respect. If this ions is wiled sr moreasoaalik, surely it ought to be oboe dosed; but if it be just and reassemble, sod any cheese he it will make eincessioas subversive of the principles of equality, sod teatime is its coserleences to sap the llentsda• hose of oar prosperity, then the renews are equally oboe' for adhering to she ground dread, oaken, sod soppordog it by such further melanoma so way appear to be proper, should say addition/I support be head Isseemmel ut The gammon meaceraing the cointrection of the Ant snide of the Treaty of Ghent has beer, by *joint act of the Reorientation of the United States sod of Greet dlelleho e at des Court of St. Fesenbierielli submitted to the "41611 of leis Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Ramis. The nooll. of that aubmiatios bee sot yet bees reeving. The C_i. valialosere coder the eth article of that Trinity ad bade* been able to agree open their decisions, their reports le Ola lq • Gorentateeta, eitafermably to the ravines* of de" , Tumuli. 'say In ebeeelesl.at manely day. " With ipsia, she Twisty of February, X. 1610, hos bow parity carried iota execotime. Posoesaion of Rose aid Wort Florida has hob girt' to the Visited slaws: hut the silken charged with that sorviii , ,i by is. order from his Catholic Majesty, delivered by his Minister to the Secretory of State, and transmitted by • special agent to the Cilitaim-Gemeral of Cobs. to whom it was directed, and iu whom the preen meat of those prow:sees was vested, have eat mily emoted, is eimitravrosina of the orders ill their &inveigle, the parkins mace of tie express rtipuletios to deliver over the inchives sod derogated, relating to the property and sovereigsty of dead poivinces, ill of which •it woe especial would base bees tie livered either before wi whedthr tromps. went erabirliew, int defeated note every etraci,lst::iipe Coiled Slates he Annie them, especially those if tie grestest Imporlasseer .This simeissien bergiveletise to didas heckles% of p podfailleip mumithe character of Which:. Will Ise fallyiliiitideed by Oa ileettesesta which will hereafter be conamomicated. • -- .".Imrtery ether eiteniostsoce the law of NASA of lima lasepiew carrying eau effect that TregyArall he.. dairatei tamitill pr. •• For the execution of Omit pail which pretenged4e feeee, - 6i the-evavermanit of the ialiabitants * she tend" spaded ; ill dm tied, military; did jedkial powerslietreived., lepthendeting Ginerament of those provimare, as seitirate • osintber of dicers, as was presented: were eppoishmtiond ordered le their repperiive statism.- Both peoviesem wen formed into one territory, amen Cheitordoe alopeimted for it; bet is remelieritios or tilt pAi.eiti•tioi dieisioe sa of the distaste* sod dillieolty of gnmilieentensien - la il sena , l'amisticista. thennedede of thebei,erwi •kr-byeas . . sad St: Aegoensii,„ that: of 'OW Gleivermin k of• East at .wlpieli places ilie tiereassideribie pepolities,of • , vine, wai peiocipilty collected, tiro hicrelalies were ed, imp lo rehide at Pesialicora ? isid the other at St. eto tema.„ , 7 thee adeatioa alas likewlse'Peid to the yarned* teener, of tie -hilted aisles relateig to the tenant salt. ibq its,. Asada which were exteated to these The wii#k tirrhory. was diyjiltel 'ipso three *indigo etim plit triehi—ilkst•parl lyiag between tin. Oiler X, Mitres m 0 I - Cape Florida fording oat Aidg, A i t e COM I. An AP" lachicola asotthr, sad t hat bankthe ipitlartitible to the 1 Perdide• the third. • To theee.didtects,/he waif oratheiel of revenge officers were . .• iitei; ,all lei drier , the ewe °pentium of these la *wife' . and &district Attorairy were appointed to reside at ' el, and likewitit owe lodes A i sad a district Attorney to noble at St. Auesstine, with a epn-ified boundary between them ; lied tide Illsretial foe the whole ' with authority to appoint • depiety.'..ht earridas this low logo effect, and especielly that part 'of it rotating to the powers of the existing do rnament of those provided it was thought imports's, is eopsideration of the abort tare for which it was to operate, 00 the. „radiiial r eisiege wilds woolAtre made at the approaehing flembin of Pompon, to avoid impede, to make no appeasement& phigh phoold eel be ahaslately /i/eCeroary to' give jet& to theF ri , %en! to withdraw ow of ism eititeao (rasa when menthe whe reby to soignet the Goverammet to claim. which .eaol4 set be Entailed, sod tie parties to looms whicb.it winds' by ponfol to willies. . .It hai beim men with meth retie - era that ne the infirm , ascii of these deities s rollisioo anise bet wren the 0 0 VenNe of the territory and the Judge iippoideeiTor the weateru waseatib It presumed N Nan the law *min ahlelt this oridmitury trenitsitot was organised, mad the comatingess weedy . 4 grimed to the,dieers who were appended to 'snide each brooch of the *pine, each ea white the commiesiona were adapted, wassail have hoes waddistoodi'n the same sense by them ia which obey We're maileritoodfiy she execosive. Mach allow ance is dos Ihe dines employed is each brooch of the aystess ; seri the tams as, as there is good canoe to believe that each acted mods, a meridian that hi possessed the pewee whit* he ondersonk to Perceive.- Of the deem bettiliag 'kepis aped smiles I think it dome le dower, that he accepted it with reinitiate*, •Is complied with the invitatiom given hint, sat Isom a high team of 'hay to hie Conan, being Willey; to contribute to the ettosualmative of as event which wade meson emispenit protection to ae amportast pert a oar Maims, whit* bad suffered such from inversive sad heresies, turd to the Admen of which his very galled sad patristic services hail bees we signs* wag saefelly devoted. • "Item the intriesie Macula, of eased* laws deriving their origin from different sestets, sad se esseatallg elif t tense in many important circumstances, the adrentier, sad F: 7 7 7 7 , - - .....T f. ,. fir. t ii t• , * % ' i4e, .v, 1 , ...).-. a*, Ai . s• ..*Ni r c --.• f ‘ . - y-,zi • A : ' r ' 4 7 • ' 4 7 &Arse , _, • • • . • - fli:,.• ;Mttelrg' ~ ~ • ...11..; - I /P . ti.i • I ...- .AC* .'1 , • ,• • ~$ Ai. !t fe , • 6 j .6 .• .41i I ork M 4 4. 24 1822 , • to-:t PRICa . 7d. *lard Na asersoily Usable. • wal ' tLrisseiphs a o Is .Fas - sirrTss. “ I. easapbseste March lac t 7 ,46 C:7 4. awl a Ward article at ilss `, - 4 ,-• .. parboil dew& eta Spam, of tie es Basra boa mitered therein. lie Cant Majesty, presided lon eet yet urn print. As son . greets will be mode, a. eneutiositif this service. 0 Tbelipmensept of his Most Faithful itleyenly r eherel * torasiestine of tie last Semites of Casigrae, bas Shogirilt gip "Mond from Me dr Janeiro to Lilies, wirer a ' sisnitar NI lit .whirl bad entered in *be g kerbs* of ipain had in like sominer iesposad Ike setepted and pledged faith of Mie nimieg SI _l l ll.- ie intercourse betimes As Owned "mow ollllllile doesinions, immersed by that insparient -non, riatigt bons renamed i but the censor of ipterb. sa- dee haslet ahead, satorially affected lie smaimpe- Mil internam of the United States with the flornigar.o dominions, the renewal of the public missions inwatte the iwo reentries appears to be advisable at no nrly boas. . " It is understood that the Colognes ie swittli America feu - had great success during the merest year in the etregnis for their hidependenco. The new Gevernemit et Colembeiliss 'landed its territories sad oeusiderably segetemed its strregth ; and at Buenos Ayres, when civil dissemble had for some time before prevailed, greater harm's, and better order appear to have been established. Equal success has attended their efforts in the provinces tut the Pacific. It has beg bees manifest that it would be itspossible for Spats 1., reduce these Colonies by force; and equally so, that as con ditions short of their iodemedener would be satisfsmory to . tins. It may therefore be presumed, sad it is rarsestip hoped that the Government of Spain, guided by enlightened sad liberal (roamed', will fled it iti comport wish its interests, . aad due to its magnanimity, to terminate this eshasstioe feetroversy on that basis. To promote this result by friend ly counsel with the Government of Spain!, will be the obj, a of the Government of the United States. , • " " la troadoetiog the fiscal operations of tie year, it hea bees farad necessary to carry into foil effect the Act of ,lee last Semi* of Coupes. author's*, a loss of ire millions of dollars. Ibis sum has beta raised at an average premium of live dollars iffy-nine borelredthe per cent. spun stock, ham lag an interest at the rate of live per cent. per ausatios, &e -inem** at the' optic* of the Governmeat after the Ist day if Jaawir7, 1935. " There hoe bees lased, coder the provisions of this Act, her milli** ones hosedred sad thirty-ire thoommil two ' hundred sad 'timely-six dollars, thirty tests, of live per east. • stock ; sad there has been, or will he, redeemed during the years three minima sue hundred sad akiety.sevro thousand thirty dollars, oevesty-ese emits, of Louisiana Mx per real. and deferred stock, sad Mississippi stork. Tiers hos, lber• - fere, bees an actual increase of the public debt, cooteseteri during the year, of one million Ire hundred sad thirty-eight thousaed two *mired and sixty.six dollars, sixty-urge cents. "The receipts tato the Treasury from the Ist of January to the Nth of September last have ameamsted to sisters miliaria two hoodred sod aloe** thousand owe busidred sad al a my.morna dollies seventy reeds, which, with theboisace of one milli* woe hundred sod niampeight thoosasid four hoc/red spd sixty-one dollms, oweaty.emse crate, is the Treasury ow No former day, make dee aggregate cam of seventeen millions fuer **deed mid seireatems lisommod six bombed and atty.eight dollars, ninety-one cents. . ~ The payments from Ilse Troasery during the seine period have amounted to Sheers millions six hundred ad forty-Ire thoessed two hundred and eighty-eight dollars, forty-seven Mlles; leaviag is see Treasury on the last-aseatioasel day, the sum of one milik.ii seven bombed sad sixty-two thousaud three hundred sod seventy della*, forty-four cow. It 14 estimated that ilmereeripti of the fourth "garter of lie year will exceed thodeamods whielreill beim& oa thir tressuir during oho MM period ; sad that the amidst is dr Tres , eery **the 30th of September last, will *lncreased ea the lint Algid. humeri wezt: . "i Ildb Mow era the last Session it wag anticipated, that ' Am iipproiliverliOilmetip• of the *Mk nye** is 11119 and. 1990,whiclibmil bees the mob of the langeid date of oar *edgy embeneree la those years, had; is the ledge year, readied ill emreme owlet of dpedisisiti. • It less, believer, • bees aocertaioad, that that *rine ass **tell .oly ad the terrielinatioresif the lei* Rik - tiara( the. pic,ow. r ar .. Peons that time Mitil the -30th Sepoeuiliri.last,,tivedatirietwored • have exceeded those of the corresimaiii4 trefoil. of the last year, owe *Alio% aim Itoodred and entesity-tom Illome4ml, dul. lain; w hilt., th 4 ammo at of debentures Woe& 4or int; she tie.. Snit gear** of this year, .ie aioe.boodred sod iffy-tou theism...l dolts* lets titan that of the same quarters of the ... laid year. • :-. - ' ,e , Theie errand poled. to *Seel that the improvement wirickluis a itecorred in the *Mahe, daring thellset-meationeti "19/ 1 ".., "1 1 ,."."}•• 91 1/0Ietyietainesl , bid that it will *ogres. ova l, i9tiitw,. litemapit, the .next alit several -tioetweding yedra, imae to *Witte the reenlin which were presented opoi. !that - assist,; by the'orsiiill. einewts of the Treastry o rit the cdomereadmeatoktheAst &mime of Cling** ' • ' • " Uederdhe Wipe** of 'use* uftfavotbseilde • ;ream 'steuesej. the prima, for the stint std saborgaist years, io the yr* M,' te4(tisr,Artamiett. the demands al ease* alt. ' ili • Kii4 4 : l Prfalle • • ' • - . ' ' . .. "1. 1 11.4, pisity iiiiiressinsed. that,. owier the peotectiuo f iend totlibmiebtemaoufactons by tbeexistiag laws, we rhAl heconsa it ho &emit irked, a: dtandActiseing comstry on Yea ettewsivt kallet • Penweiwitnehre we do, the raw instorial is such vast owolviot, with a capacity to augment them to au *de** ettarlst—ratting with* the country aliment of every kind to an amount far exceediug the defamed for home ption. eves In. the most uufairourable year.. ' soil tis N•Mera a ael always at a very minlerete Warr ; skilled ales import people are im the mechanical arta, and is every istrp•MatMost cater/Niel • to - lamer the intim* foe and the perchilifttibree, it it nasaifest list their • OCCisi alli 'very braneleof ddinottie bolostry may sod will be Cernedi k tlllll4irt the ellAwiragetaast glee, by the present ditties, to ad antra t let meet hive deemed which, older a fair competition, may he IlleNess S. - - - tt A eiashlershle inernam- of illaimedie Illaaphote arm by dietiaidireig the impurtotice • Sward*, 'edit probably re a d belesera uhf 'amount of the public remise► deibmiever, a large periportisto -of the reveisol.; shielviss diuMerefeunt duties I. raised' from saber ortiefei Man wassiosfactures, tier be and Per 'shire/ wilt *ekes* woos" o,l * 10 0 900b 9 Mink•Ie s beliived that a Nati .viii still lie reased - freseakobisammt, .4.. mate to the greater part of the hatirtaal edpeaskildero, - ...- pecialty se thug. expeoditores, sho - wed we eciodowe N. be Messed -with peace, will be' diminished by the esionidetioo Of Om fortiliadiuna, duck-yard., Ms+ other rib* sort.; be the awcwiestateusi of the navy to the pod* earephrei, ,1 ~ prommei to carry it, and by the *yam* Of NelpiaWic deft, ioclrding religious for aithtery services. - ' 4 It *soot be duabted, that the Ow complete our is. tersest reseuren, arid the Imo tiepriudam we are we formes Powers foe every aational, as welt as domestic Immo*, the greater *dem* stable wilt be At petite rebellt.•, by the iocrease of domestic monisfectisive wilt the demand fee do nde paler's& as house be increased, mon doss wile the *ix Mei "Oh of the several parts of ear l/Mem on each other, OW the Wm% pb of the MN. ileac be propertineabir sogiuentril. lo dna idea*, wheel is sexy desiroble, assaisimitsble owlet the exiella# tlotimi- the .reowaree• whits oblariap tweet themoekho to a *helmet, in use rem.. Situ" it occur, are taiga amp arrive the peireipal o,liifit hie tiff a dansioie maamailoreo are rais e d by aq ~` .. ~_ + ~ w -1; • - " .7. • t f. • • r - T. ' LY, (/‘, • 11 TR RATIN rrii IS EVEN J. his SECILETt • or. THE Restrusa, Ur. X Mr. Illansani; Grew ley ; Nkludat, Ur. Ura. W. .1111wilase Veateis. TH The Temweeies Te Iliemelidatet, and letradeeteey a new Cask Sees. 014 Fbtglard sad 11 is the seem of IA Te one 081 WI Sr Mme~ here ovw ; Covi. TWIN le be Min labia Oar Thal ' Tereiorrowe, A ■ Imennel WOW* ISt Op llaterday, Wi Mir i sprerarece with 1111 Mr. Kean will r del an t. Jemmy I Delis ef Ule'ster. TURA TR 1 19 EVE! THE TWO - C Doke of Mita., Protege, Mr. ON Xt. W. Prima; Ls Wald,. Mr. Don Tree; Sylvia, Mit in the emcees of Giese, awl Cherie New, end Sees traduced Four Ad' After whirk • • SARUM ' • 4 •0% • Eieg elf the OA Gabel PIS (there maldi; Not bee II bust ; Yellow D Vies Prieneve All soil; the Queen u• Berate. Haelegsia sad "slug. To.morrow„ Ike Os Friday, the' °phone, Mies U.' Oa Saturday as venires. Ott illemday, TI (her Arel appeeran Hallsmde (ber And THE GUA PANY, fee Servieereht ps; Er leered, sod proem Sala ref Iterenies street the eutrast Desesits bare I esteellag rise sail tetemitai to the armed so tee mi &evert U Richard , . Wm. Caldwell Bra William Coplaed, W. D. Denson, I Sir Tiros. H. Km Jelin Gantt, E Aerates Niche. GSM, FM Was. Habituated, Jobs Harvey, Esq S. Coltliarst Hulls Gestrgelawner, El Jobs Loeb, EN. Lewis Loyd, E A. W. Roberts, Staadimg Comm role's lair. Physician—Gee Wieder—Thou Sursryor—Geco Usalcers—Hess street; and Messi The principles bees adopted afir other Offices, and hitherto offered b The Capital, at Proprietary Hirst plaid and eertai tiding h Societh The Company refer all disported decision of Arbitr Pressor. Assure septesnial Pelmie Profits with Ike where Losses haw, Na charge will anuresis to Is. or This laditutior of Supping, ON Hike. lalepeadent of with other Ofiees the whale term al years, le partici' scribers, either b 3 Policies, or by a it lite ("lime Pennies 1•1111T1 from use part of M time of peace hos British to I .botb inclasirr), Ilse Directors, as No additiosal era, unless shut No charge will • Lee, No eliaege will MI Slump, AM, mapectslil mating an Agave 'wit!, gut spot tut if the appeir leer will be seat -"----. /- . --- ~ . 'emit, of estaldishiag e se ono as oleo to W srosoissd (swoons* owes doh.. so of oar system, is iipporsol. This. . • tn ~ iimitz i.. rotsessestied to lie- osaly • ,• - ~ ~. • ' 4.- -, *we with as isispotelpit ottloirOlirlitse . .., 7 ...sat 4 , !beet Csisssissin Ass bow .. 0 . • •ty Intsoised, fss , . 4 Trey *hose yelikligimiliOse res 4ll •. . . otit GI oar eitissoosibsis sseit-lboopittg -7. Ike character specills4 by *54 Tweet. . . *tend ow its doles imi made some •.• , e Gionssisrioser sad Sorssotos of 1r,.. oiled for by ilitliorigh snag* ei. Mill ' . " . t arrived in the Usltod Stow. J 1.4 allill'efF .. 4 .0 r souls as they do , varlet, ..r- , gende r said estiryfacilityits Ayr •.• " , - " LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANU OLBSIORD_ THRATS NINICANTIASTRIDIT, STRAND. THIS•EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Jan. 1, sod duelist the Week, will be pretested, LIFE IN LONDON. Coriatkiaa Tom, by a. Aseettear d Fadden' is is.., Haddam Mr. Oxlierry; Old Hawthorn, Mr. PORN; Logic, Mr. Vale; Ifigkem, Mr. Hammond; mak, Mr. Pow ; Floss, Mr. Weak,; Soap, Mr, Tapleare; Gold. flack, Mr. Strickland; Paddy Byre?. Ile. G. Smiik. Sae, Miss Walpole; Yrs. Nab, Mrs. Follet ; 'hely, Mist Goodwin. MW. wider (third time) TAG IN TRIBULATION. Tag, Mr. Tsyleere• Little Picker, Mira Healey; Justice All-right, Mr. ilrickMed. Mn. Xagglas, Mrs. Pearce. To emackitle with an entirely nom Comic Poistoodure, called HARLEQUIN TATTER'D AND TORN ; OR, THE noun THAT JACK BUILT. Jack, Mr. Vale • Celia (the Mao all tittered sad tare), Mr. Howard; fkitralid, Mr. Strickland; Heals* Mr. Theriot; Cloys, . Mr. Hartland ; Paidadoes, Mr: It G. Fioinr. Dolly (Ibi Ihideo all forlore, afterwards Co lembine),SliaaJ: Seakilew . Mx, • Pit, la.; Geller', is. novo bp at o'Clock: sad the Performaace 1. Were Seem Malt rice, at Half past • ARNOLD, • RNOLD„ Chronometer • • her, Ant duet ie.Cqgiisareet. *tea A. V); YtlAirdie tia Prier& est Mr 11 1 des/ god edditiemel iswessert aliplHl o ty e.Wisep a tb emelois k ee be •weeed by thelleedis keeb, wittiest say isselosi key er 'Wee, kes bees t esiised to kis. • • AMKRICA. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. • WASHINGTON CITY, DeCIIMBEIL 5. At twelve this day the President of the Coiled States transmitted to both Houses of Coo. tress, by kfr. S. L. Gouverueor e the lollowing Mes— sage :-- " Polloweiliseras of Senate, ewe *Pk House of Re promooktfoos...—The progress of our &Haire abate the lase Semi** baa hoes such as may justly be elalioetandrapectell. is•dei• Gridwunient deririag all its powers from as coax/t -rued people, awl wader laws formed by limit Representatives, ow great elsoeisiefatiote. for the Sole purpose of promoting the welfare aud harpist's+. of their Coastilluents.. • la the ese.. cation of those laws, mad_ of the posers veiled by the cosiatitit. ties in the Executive, uoreosilted 'Heatless limbers paid to the great objetss to which they extend. Its the concertos which are victualed, intersal, there is good curse to be satisfied with the result. The laws bare had their due operation cad effect Is those retetieg to foreign Powers, lam happy to state, that peace and amity are preserved with sli t by a strict observance nn bola sides of the rights of each. la matters torehieg cAir thiromeitial iatercoorm, where& dares race of *piston has 'lasted is any ease, as to the cooditions on which it sinsida he placed, each party has pursued its own Mobilo witbovl giriug jhat cause of offence to the other. la Alas oasis( .ettalsosoicatioo. eolloniallY whew it is addressoato a sew Coagreen, the whole scope of ors political cements Smarally comes into view; that cows, if sorb hem beets miennillted, Away he corrected; that defects, which hove ipecome isesifeet, may be rensedied; and. on the other bail, shit measures which were adopted ow doe dehismatiom mat which experience has shows are just is themselves, mused esoesdial As the public welfare, should be maimed is amid saisported. Is performing this secessory and Wry important duty, I Shall ride to place before you, IR its steno, every subject that it thought to be entitled to your particular atteatiou to us distinct sad clears light as IWay he able. '• By an Act of the 3d of March, 1816, so much of t►e se veral Arms/ imposed higher duties on the tuusiage of foreign vessels, end we the esaustfactures and prisdnei ions of foreign nations, when imported into the United Slates in foreign weasels, than when imported in vessel's of the-United Slum were repealed, an far aa respected the manufactures and pro ductions of the nation to which such vessel belonged, on the condition that the repeal should take effect only in f of any foreign nation, when the Esecative sliould be satisfied that such diserimittatieg deities, to the disadvantage of the United States, had likewise hero repealed by such natio.. By this Act, a proposition was made to all nativism to place our commerce with each on a basis which, it was presumed, would be acceptable to all. Every motion was allowed to bring its manufactures and productions into our ports. and take the manufactures aud.productiuns of the United States hack to their ports, in their owa vessels, en the same condition that they alight he transported in Treed* of the Veiled States ; and, in return, it was required that a like semowsmodstiou should be granted to the vessels of the United Slates is the ports of other Pursers. The articles to be admitted or pro. Whited us eithir side formed no part of t►e proposed ar. raogesoesit. Each party would retain the eight to admit sir prohibit smelt articles from the other es it thought proper, end too its awn conditions. 0 ;then the notary of esinewarree het 'sees the United Slates and every other essotry wa► takes isle view, it was thought that this proposition would be coosidered fair, and eves libe ral, by every Power. The esparto of the United States m aid generally of 'theta of the Ant amenity, aid of raw materials, its dellmoll liar lintel' nOniafactitus; sad pruritic tioas of wry Benign onsatry, eves wham disposed of shire to adintatago, mop hi Iminght ht s Jiggle med. This share► oaths it awe essrse/My appelo•is to those conotriev from whisk insoulltolotta aloes are imparted, hat it ap"plire4s a peat Meet S. Ha finnewantlasabsions of not Utopia* Fiver, la a ethnic extent, to X v ilts Col i ei y f tiptoe Te ssero. I. *Meg. ohm, the time ' se the mime growed fa Cho tronarnitstiee exports imposts bettstenlha Veiled 11•10 ft fled odor ronatriea, it want pre . unwed thaq Mersa anvil width ottald he desired. it seem-. to Was only preps tai which could ha devised which . weeded made ma the sembhiaele of eerily lo our favour. " Men tousideratismo of reef weight gave as a right to expect thatthie masurevecthoold be Wooded to thee-G*oes as essilaa to the Earopario dmislibieg.4 other h eats. Witi the hitter, especially with collneriot eachisivest4ltaissfac liaise, the advantage ens wigHgaglay NI their e. Asia esmaity for that km loos 41:d a. Bom a Irak trilit (be Colsaiartoed with the greatet so it war kowerti this Hot sompliet whit* the 00011110 ff , ::::i„, ....,...., highest impsetenflr 10 "Ihemo . tillfie ileig I:=0 1 with sr mach Woof* pwlll in ibt of Ace ,q„ andlisomos, lilteeskoolleit betides eit ishishassoc nopplite. otashivil. Iseaselft It NV • pro.statre of the exponent; ea ,SW -Visited Stales, veers meow ittilL iota soy of the wine if aswope. Ft • % f groat . ' W ettrewsr•doellme tudboiny. • .16 softie s = allied golden is sot repine to *apply the wants of - the party adsontiog it, sad odowitted the., are in favour of ger parents, conistry, is the disadvantage of others, bet MI essoditiomo equally applicable to all, it mown just that the articks thin admitted gad lavited should be earl led thither in the ,coals of the artistry afforiliog such supply; and that the reeiprocity should be found in • correspondiag as comosedatina es the other side. By allowing each party to participate in the trampurtatiou of sorb supplies, od the paystest of espial towage, • striae pond was alltarded of Ms areitamodatiog spirit. To aboodon to it tits trasetertioe of she whole would be a sacrifice which sight out se be ex pected. The demand, is the pretest 'mitoses, would be lbw more Noressoasbie, is cossideratioa of ilia normality exist. 'tog in the trade with the parent ceastry. " Sac* was the basis of our apneas, as eolablislsed by the Act of ISIS, and such its tree character. la the yes, I. which this Act was pamed,sTreaty was coscladed wiliGiest Britain, in strict oraforasity with its principles, in regard to her Campton domioimis. To her Celestes, homey./ in the West ladies tad on this Coatiseas, it was not exteaded, Ho British Goverament claiming the exclusive supply .tubed Colonies, and from our own ports ' sad of the prodnedeleAdr: the Coteries is !Moro, is her ostitessosls. To** eOlallitillel Veiled States took& sot assent, sad, in eouestiosookeeel party suspended the intereorras be the vessel of dis ether, by • prohibitioo, which still exists. "The NMI COINIIItioIiS were .Blued to France, but not accepted. Her Goverasseol has tisismaded other conditions, more favouralik to her nsvigatiosi, sad which should ohm give extraordinary enemiragegiest to her unerfartares end productions in the ports of the Veiled States. To these it was theme., improper to secede, sad, in comelitrace, the restrictive regulations which hod bees adopted on her port being countermined wa the part of the United States, obit direct commerce b.-tomtit* Iwo coostries, is the vessels if each party, has bees is a great semen suspended. It is snot* to be regretted that, although a argue:laic*, has been newt pending, such is Ow diversity of views eatertaired on the variant pilots which have bona brought late dismission, that there does sot appear Is be any ressiosable poppet of its early cooclosiosi. e• It is my duty to state, as a camas of very peal regret, that very serious deferment bare *crowed in this oetecia- limo rospeesits• the sowstevietles of the Sth article 4 the Treaty of IMO, whereby Laililliall• was coda to the United States; and likewise respells. the peizore of the Opens,. la 1 510, for a violin*, of rreeaser laws. The claim of the Gosirrumeat of Frame has excited loot Iran set- Ea than eoacern, because there does sot appear to be a Ihnodation fur it, in either instance. By the Sib aid e the Treaty referred to, it is stipulated that. slier dig aggitialoso of twelve years, donut which it was pro•ide4 Foiditt figionling or 7tli article, than the vessels of Fetliell NW Sptiti shook' be admitted tato *hit ports of tie sided territory, without paying higher ditties or ineobse. Aloe, or tonnage on the vessels, than meth as were paid by the citizens of the-limited Stales, the ships of Franco should, for ever afterwards be pieced os the footieg of the matt fa. moored minion. By the obvious ceeitriteliest of Ibis article. II is presumed that it was imestied that no f shamed be granted to soy Power is those ports to which Frames sboald sot he forthwith est i sled i sue should ony sraisnotoo &Grit be allowed to another Power 'oet cenditioas to which lee k , go wooM got c eloo, be entitled epos same gooditione. Beier tin construction, so (avow ••• otinsitation could be panted to soy Power to the pee:eider rawer. By.* lowing the equivalent allowed by those .Poorars, she .vitoold always Mann, In other ports, an the footing„ellthe most fa voured nation. Bat if this article should neeintereed as that Femme should tel Soy of right, sad, with** pstiett the epsivaleat, all the advaatagee of such ealditialaboa mien he, allowed to other Powers, is warn for-impos. tose Oracrelieee made Isy.tlicim then the whole eistrodeemof tie telpination world be cha nged; she weed ese .be Poeta, sectielmetint of the MIMI throured'eatiow, hit us ti, 7 4llptiag bald by no other native; she would er4ey au the is•raapageralte to thew, In coneideratimi Of like outmomeles.`4o free frowtevery Indoor tooditios.svitirkerer.- . • • " As ntile cause has the penmen's,' it Fratier to coils plan, of the aefeureiff the • •assd that Mlles.' of Plitt vessels from the milers 4 t SI. la Itwill not be de nied that tier y dation Mos right's regulate Its commercial system as it Thinks it, nod to esfforce4be collection of it, revenue, provided "it oe dour willow sp latrines' of* she rights of other Powers. The 'Wall* of its revenue laws P ea offence which' all .nationa.gualth ; the ponithmeut of which gives * no just same of essasplaint to the Power to which the iillcsiders .hinotigi provided, It be extended hi all equally. la this came err, eficonistenee which occurred indicated • 6sd purpose to violate our re wrens laws. Had the poesy intondri to have pursued a fair trade, he *mild lime eatteed mar ports, and paid the duties ; or had he intended limbalca carried on a Icel. tamale circuitoos commerce Isitlvelie Vaned Stat•s, he would have entered the pert at maw other Power, hooted his goods at the custom-home acemidior to law, and re shipped and sent them is she velmieb of sorb Power, or of some other Power which might lawfsßy bring them, free (tutu mesh donee, to • porter Ibe Uoinsi Seams But the conduct of the party in this ease was altogether diforent. He esteem' the river St. teary's, the timandary beton* the lffaitiod States and Florida, godliest his peskiest up. She Iretonindiside,w which In the whole 'Meat of the skrer, item.* was lib lowa, nu poet, or custom-house, and aeareely any setillrment. His potpie*, therefore, was not to sett his goods ta the ',habitants of Flo rids, but to the Visited States, in exelsogre far their produe lip's, which could not be dime 'Dublin • dimes end pigpen!. breath of our laws. Ii is Immo that a regale( systematic plan bad beeu . lbrese4 by ctriaie other persons for the viola tion of our revenue 'poem, which pads it She more neces sary to check the proceeding ie its comminseemeat,- . That the unsettled batik of a river so remote from the Spanish garrisons sad populatiou mold Live an poneetios to any party, in such a premier, is believed to be to strict ac cord with the law of rations. It nook' not hove comported with a friendly policy in Spade herself, to hove established • custom-buns, Mere, Mete it evened have solearrirrel uo other purpose than to elude our reveaue Saws. Best the Govairanimit of Spain did est adopt that lisesseree. Oa the couteary, it is andenitood Mar the Capons General of Cella, to whom en application to that effect was made by spin adveuturere, had not acceded to it. The condition if those provinces for many years before they wire ceded to the United Mates need not now be dwelt oa. Inhabited by differeat tribes of ',Wiwi., and as inroad for every kid of ad venturer, the juri sdiction of Spain may be said to have brat cu us, ..N : SEVERITY OF PUNISHMENT. This day is published, prke SPEECH OF THOMAS POWELL BUX. TON, E.q. in the HOUSE of COMMONS, Wed. peaky, Idly 17 , Itllll, on the Bill a For Miiiptiau 'tho Severity of Panishmeat in eertaia cams of Forgery, aad the Crimes connected therewith." Printed for Ulm Mkt Arthar Arch, Cunha,. 111'DIARMI IFS SCRAP BOOK, Second Edifies, Beautifully printed in one release peel Sm. 114. Id. beards THE SCRAP BOOK ; a Collection of amusing sod strikiag Pieces la Prose sod Verse; with no ler trodsetion, and Oreasiooal Remarks sod Ceatribetioes. &coed Edition, improved s.d melargert. By JOHN III , DIARMID„ Auditor of " The Life of William Cowper." • • The Revieivers express their opinions of the First Bditims of this Work in the Ibilowiag terms : " For the /resides of the emeereas dim of men who hare ..ly leisure to read by Ste and marls, this is an sassing and severally well-selected Miscellany. It is mere edgiest thaw most of the collections which have heels compiled from time to lime of late years, and, ea the whole, premeds a flair mistime of the gram nod • gay, selected from the ablest modern publications."—Literary Gazette, Milli& " This le an exceedingly eorertsisiog sod wcUmelected and, as a irsvelliog emposios, nothieg em he reoceived more eakolased fur aosseranit. It rentaius what is light and &Haat, sio well as what is lesteetiose sal speeelsoive—short sisissiort anecdotes, diversified with poe tical extracts; scibotire ate sore, ores the book where we will, m warm with tame eaterisisaarat, more or less sebetem Hal, as we fret inclieed. Is abort, this selectee. may be ressionseodral as • model of works at this sorove, sod is the bear literary csairivaimee that as he Wigwam& eel wasasithi a e.t.a% baar.v6—Caledoisiss Merest,. Vpoi the whole, it restates merry .t ile Sent ape. einem. of dowser sod ressosime so be *mod I. the lee gwage, sad which secreediag ages will hold tee posies to be lest."—Ealinbergh Magazine. Prlsied for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Leedom; sad Olive. sod Boyd, Edinburgh; .i ; ;;