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. -VT Jjil • .... . . . . . . .. . . . . ~* :.• / h/ie : I • ' OW", i f". 7 , -; ' l "!' b e l . •,- '. ~, o i l quilt. llift . • • •. •, 'I ..• . . : , '4. . . . • lid .-, - .., ... - . . •r. , - "Pe N . . iik • 1 • : • . • • • am........ Si '' N 3..,_ -... • - 41 . r (I%'+ '.. ' / ....,""' e 5 dim - t 41 ... • . . . ..• b .. I . • P i g i .0 , ' • I : t . . 7 .., 1111 % . ~ , 4.4 \ ....... • i , L, fli 1 I. M. ft„,,, rt LAA LI .... . ' • a . , • ••• A . . A •-•-- 1 ...- ^ -L. A 1_ 4,. . . ... —...... AY Bit 62*, ,0' , . • , DECEMBER 1822: .• 1 _ . 4' 16a: hues 70. NA* THRAIRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Tl-IIS Evening, THURSO AV, December 5. Issii Majesty's Serums will performs the Musket Grammar GUY MANNERING. Colour, Mannerloc, Mr. Penley ; weary Bertram, Kr. !Wham ; Dominic Sampson, Mr. Harlry ; Medic Mr. Rayner (from !be Theatres Royal„..lfork mad Biers*. Ism, hi. 2d appearance ou ihi• siege); Gbh Ilitteraielk, Mr. Gatti.; Gilbert Glossies, Mr. J. Wien's. Lacy Ileriitm,' Mrs. Austin; Flora, Mrs. Orer • Mrs. Tholoire; Meg Mrs-Alice, Mrs. &seri Julia Mannerist% Miss Posrey. Afire whirls fish time) a new Disertisernent, called • THE HALT or THE-CARAVAN. Principal Dancers, Mr. Noble, Mr. Osrar Byrne, Mrs. Snide, Mrs. Oscar Brine, and Alba Tree. BKAZIL. • . EXTRACT OF A LETTRIt DATFD RIO JAirtiao, SWPTPRIIIER ( 21. 1821. " The sailiiow of olw Fsetonsite trsanorrow Morning foe Lk eeepool afForas na the oonartuovity of bandbox you the GJ luwlnx ropief of Proclaanstines lately issued by the Prisei and the Canteens These will alwir you the feeling whiebeft isle here inwards tutleyenth nee: already there is a n 3 600 141 rorltrnie, tchtt h •ppeaos In be rent-rally worn, and she Rrit. riban all( will he displayed on the day en whirls the reamer Rogent la prorlann•d Emperor of liar Brazils, by the title or 1)ont Pedro the Forst. T.-morrow is the day gild In he isys. !minted hie this festival, sad 111. C. sssss online., it is eep•41111. will lake platens she Princes birth flay, Ike 121 k of Orioar. "To.day the Camara have paraded the streets with a oft damnation,- the nwrostostwf whirls N to seam aN ta:l 4111.01411 ineistnts Os( 31/days we allowed throw kw Oahe their 11 2111t t from this ramifies ; and theme foural after that' prat in against the Government pill he (.toted wt. settling*. "Al present ripely 'hint sourer* wowt, null we viarevill b o p., that no wen as all these weighty mitten owe seliled she! confidence and business will be fatly restored." PAK'S PAPEUS. The Doors will be tapested at Half-past Six o'Clock, and - the PdT101111111K•11 commence at Serra. Boxes 7s. • Second Price 3i. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6,t„ Itecoord Prieeks--Lwer Gallery to.; Second Price la.—Upper Gal lery ls.; Second Price 6d. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the no, Nice, is the Rolando, where Family Boars (for the accom modation of Partite coming late to the 'Divot's) may be •sgagrd, and a Private Box had nightly; as Aso of Mr. Hosikham, of Bond street, who is appointed sole Agent at the West Cud of ihe Tows for the nightly itisposal of Pri sate Boses belonging to the Le•see cf this Theatre. To-morrow, The &heel for Scandal—and a Divertise mot. On Saturday. the Opera of Artaxersrs—and The Liar. On Monday, the Tragedy of Ottielo: Othello, Mr. Kean; lag, Mr. Young. I)u Tuesday, the Comedy of The Hoary Moon. Os Wedue•day, the Treed, of Venice Preaetred : Jaffier, Mr. Kean; Pierre, Mr. Totemic. EDICT. The Senate of thi city, in complitinee with the dittrtileit of the Secretory of State, dated the 20th, orders she publica tion of the following - DECREE. It being possible that there may still exist in Brasil, per sons who dissent from the gnat cause of polo oirml imie pend+ner which the people hare proclaimed, and I hove sworn to di fend ; and also, either from groat iv..ante or blind (anal tents in aseient opinions, may eircula le rumours inimical,' to the union and tranquillity sif all good Brazilians, and e►en seek to make proselytes to their errors; it foredoom an imperious duty to remove or prevent this snit, by separating the in tfidioue, nod expelling Orrin from Brazil, its older 'h..' their actionr, and the expression of theit depraved opinions, may not provoke the good sod loyal Brazilian.; into civil war, which it bar been my most earnest wish to avoid. And whereas, I always wi.h to reconcile grace with justice, and the !nitrite safety with the supreme law of nations, I have, with the concurrence of my Council of State, thought fit to order as (unionist—A revered amnesty is gratited for all past political opinions, down to the date of this my Royal Derreeorselnding, however, those persons who are already io cuatudy, and is the course of trial. Every European Ix Bra zilian Portuguese who embraces the present systemof Brazil, and is ready to defend it, shall, by way of distinctions, wear nn the left arm a green flower, with the hsacripts ))))) %de pendence or Death r Those, howeve►, who will out embrace the system, ought not to participate with good citizens in the bent fits of a society whom rights flu y do not respect ; and must therefore depart from the places In which they re sole within the period of thirty days. and from Brazil within four months, if to inland places, and two months if in man. time towns, reckoning from the day of the poldiration of my Royal Decree in the respertive province, of Brazil in which they may reside; they being still bound to apply fur regular passports. Meanwhile, should the said system and the el rouse of Brazil be attacked, either by speech or writing, the persons so doing shall be summarily proceeded against, and punished with all the rigour which the I.IIV inflicts tin es !initials guilty of high treason, and M.:tot-hers of the polder pease. The same ponishinent shall be incurred lay all person. who shall choose to remain in the kingduna of Wsiznl , who Mlle gush!) , alive like offence. (Signed) BY HIS ROYAL mcnritst. Palace of Rio el. Janeiro, Septemb►r IS. (Countersigned) JOSE BONEFACIO DE ANDRADO E SILVA. The Naples Journals of the 21st of November state that the eruption (if Vesuviur has teratiouted, but it has been followed by overflowing, which have done as much mischief us the former calamity in the moglihoui hoods ef Ottoiano and Tone del Green. These overflowing. take place in consequence of the volcanic matter which covers the ground shout Veonvius preventing the abaorption of the rain. We have received the following lettet, dated Foie, November 25 :—" We are in the most dreadful confusion here, nod the reports from the fronting of Arragon succeed each other with so much rapi dity, that it it impossible to state them all; for during three days couriers have crossed one another in every direction, and at all bows of the day. The remains of the Army of the Faith having no longer any point of concentration on the frontiers, have emend this departments by every road. Ulna was evacuated on the 2101 of this month ; the members of the Regency, the Generals, and other officer, have all taken refuge in the French territory. Many bands of fugitives have already arrived at Foie, and are about to proceed to St. Girona, whe. - c another band of 100 men arrived last night, escort ing 90 Constitutionalist prisoners who hare been on the frontiers during 20 days. These are the pri. tamers whom the inhabitants of the Freuch frontiers have for some lime desired to deliver op; they have now been set at liberty by the orders of Go...in meld. The soldiers of the Faith who have fled into our territory, appear to direct themselves upon Ar ragon, by proceeding round this department ; but it is probable that they will not again leave France ; for a courier who arrived this evening from St. Gorging, has brought intelligence that Baron d'Erulles had fled to Saint Beat, a French commune in the deportment of Haute Garonne, which com municates with Ammon by the valley of Aran. In a few hours we shall here here the Marquis de Ms teflorida, the Bishop of Urgel, and all the Staff of the Army of the Faith, together with a battalion of monks. Mina has entered Uugel and Psycerds, where great rejoicing. took place upon Isis arrival. " P. S.-Wr have heard that last night ao affair look place at Horpitelet, the last French village on the fiontiera ; and we hear at intervals the reports of artillery, which reverberate in the moutdsius. Two couriers have just arrived, and all the troops its too tow', :led the villages of the canton are ordered to march immediately. Same prisons assert that 1111 engagement has taken place between Mille, troops and the French cordon, who endeavoured to pro tect the bands of the soldiers of the Frith ; others, on the contrary, say that the French soldiers 6rtd upon these of the Faith, because they attempted to pilot into France with their arms."—(Courier Francais.) An individual who left Seo d'Urgel on the 19th, informs us that upwind§ of 400 men had been em ployed for many days in digging new fusses round the fortress. The Minister of War, who did not proceed with the Regency to Puycerda, has set out to rejoin it : the state of his lieuldi alone detrtined the Wagon' de Mat•flurida at I.ltv:a : the Regency continues et Puyeerda. Prefect tranquillity "oust. at Urge! ; the inhabitant• are full ut hope, sod si e far from dreading all attack ou the post of the Constitutionalists. "the task of defendiog the tosu might be left to themselves. After the last engagement, which took place near Congoe du Trempe, Bertha D'Erolles retir e d upon Geri, and Romagosa upon Gusidi4 : los troops fought with great bravery. The enemy went some of his forces forward as far as Ortogueda, but he was obliged to retire on Pablo dc Segur. the Royalist troops, after having been attatked arse were compelled to retreat to Ortogoonsa Moos has gained all these advantages be bus tru,q, &dile. Baron D'Eridles has passed Alma's hoe, and the latter General is v‘treseeteg, winch he has been induced to it. by the Royalist insurrecttoit which has broke., out at Saragossa. This event must be very favourable to the operations of the Baron D'Erolles.—l L'Erho die Midi.) The Royalists who fled from Catalonia took re. Inge in the province of Calistavird. Calatayud, however, was soon fortified; seed on the 13th the Political Chief made a sortie on the rebels, and drove them before him as far as Almeria. Enraged at being thus slosniefully defeated nt every puie•, these wretches, who pretend to fight in the name of religion, were base enough to tear the remains of the Deputy Antillon from the grave in which they were deposited in the burying ground of St. Eultslis, Geneist Torrijos enirred Namprlons on the StOth, end was received most entlinsiustically. Count Destite has eXprrieueril an 14 it ck of plea risr, %%Inch has clouted him to be confined to his bed for rr►•r"al da;.s. It oppeared at fi.st that know• DEtEptent 1. "the tots, destrocilon of the Army of the Faith ; the prriiiintioti9 making for the concentration 4.f military beers on the French frontier; the 'Teel.- Mite which one of the 1-aders of the Spanish losti ' tern )))) hay experictired in France ; the fall of 'lir fili l4 ;' the mind the price of It:4ritime in surances, whir% certain Englishmen have nionopo.; • lard In the French ports; the unloading of &any weirdo which were• about to set sail ; the menacing tone of the jiiatiml• which are understood to posse,' a semi-Aida, character; the ailence which is ob orrved respecting M. Ourrard'a loan, the pretence of 2401 iiktuubtleas considered, henceforward, mi. etoierZkry rilie councils that Itaias trieett held at the ',porn of stni Minister of War ; the orders Wheel' have been issued for a levy of forty thousand men ; finally, the mound force of things, rind the nerve sary progresrinn in the developement of pariier • %Ouch we have observed duriug own sear., tilivats gives the advantage to the most violent countels ; all these are facts winch it is onr duty to awe, aid !rave to the consideration of our readers. The ar rival of the Mitorter of War, without doubt 4.2 n furnish an explanation of them, and the same cir cumstance will hr followed by n consequence whit It we can anticipate, but dare not foretel.—(formiel ' de Paris. Tr wbkb sill be aelthil (first iitese). a neg. Farce, cilled 0 1 1.4),JiMD. • lilt liairbraa. Mr. Winer; Niers Mr. Peßay, Mr.. ; Matilda hlochtey, s 0,11 (assuming the Cbialren's Characters of Master Hee- ler hleabray. MuterMuterGobbklua Nllurbi ay, Master Fopping. tw Mostbrey), Mies Clara Fisher. THEATRE ROTIL, COr.ENTGARDEIV. THIS E►ening, THURSDAY. Dveemhvy 5. will be performed (3d lime) a new Opera, iu three nets, celled MAID MARIAN; Or, THE. HUNTRESS OF AR LI NGEOR D. Rirlend the First, King of England, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Prove John, Mr. Egerton; Baron Entente'', Mr. W. Faire.; Rob tt Fitsooth, Mr. Abbott; Sir Ralph Moutfaucon, Mr. Baker; Lord Lacy, Mr. Horicbow; Friar Michael, Mr. C. legible; Sir William of the Lee, Mr. Chapman ; Sir Gay of Gsinwell, Mr. Barnes; William Gamiest', Mr. ['carman; Much. Mr. Ppm. Lady Malls Fitzwater, Miss M. Tree; Mice Gestre', Miss Beaumont. After which the Farre of THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. Frederick the Great, Mr. W. F.rren ; Phelps. Mr. FRII. ern; Theodore, Mrs. Cliatferley ; Augustus, Mina Foole. Madame Ritzberg, Mrs. Fawcit ; Caroline. Mint Love; Madame Phelps, Mrs. Gibbs; lishetb, Mrs. Tieing. Doses to Ise opened at Mall-past Ilse—the May to begir sr Sevres Bean 'hi ; second Price 31. EIJ —Pit 3s. ; Served Price tr.—Lower ' Gallery, ea.; Second P.ite Is.—Upper Gallery Ir.; becloud Price ed. Places fur the Bakes to be had of Air. Brandon, at the Bo:- Office, Ilsri-etrer, t, from Tr', sill Four. A Privaie Boa way he b.. 1 lur the Sea•on, or Nightly, of Braadue, at the liox.ollice. Toeseerow, Rosen mod Mgt —and The Miller and hi• 11 , a. Saturday,Maid Maria.—end The London Hermit. Oa Muscly, Hoorn and Juliet. Or Tusttay, Maid Marian. On Wednesday will be produced 3 new Tr.•gpdy, called The Huguroot. . . . . Maw Paton will re-appear early in thin month, in the Cba. racier of Ilhodsoe, is the Opera of Artaxeixer. LAST WEEK BUT ONE or TOM AND JERRY, WITH AN ADDITIONAL SCENE OF THE TREAD MILL AT BRIXTON. ADELPHI THEATRF, STRAND. PIUS Evening, THURSDAY, December 5, TOMORROW, and SA FE It DA Y. will be presented the celebrated Oat sad Out Ciawir, Cowie, Operatic, Laralie, Analytic, Trepriehm ir, Panoramic, Camera Ob. acoustic Extravaganza Burlrita of Fun, Frolic, Fashion, and Flash, is Three Acts, called TOM AND JERRY ; OR, UFE IN DUN DON C061111'121) Ton, Mr. Wrench ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. Inhu Reeve; Logic, Mr. Waleson; Jemmy Green, Mr. Brown. Kate, Mrs. Baker; Sue, Sir.. Wayleit ; Jane, Mien Haut ineretey ; Mrs. Tartar, Mrs. Daly; Mra. Devi., Alm Drys*. la Act 111. ■ FACAIM ILE of the TREAD MILL. Tu cuticles& with, for three Nights, the celebrated Burlesque Mele-dreana of TEREZA TOMK INS ; OR, THE FRUITS OF GENEVA. causewin, alias Canal., Mr. ()sherry (hi. Sr:, appearance piece his late severe rntlitiposirion) ; Foastais. alias Fontaine, Mr. Herring ; Charley, alias Charier, Mr. Brow.; 1 hick head, abr. Picard, Mr. Mier; lovewine, alias Lavigur, Mr. Buckingham; Doltpaw t, alien Delpare, Mr. W. Reeves. Molly, alias Teresa Tomlin's, 3112161 Therese, hire. ; Mrs. Juniper, alias Wid•rw, Ms. Bryan ; Biddy, alias Bridget, Mrs. Daly ; Nano, alias Nanorite, Mrs. Gay. No s 's, 4*.; Pit, 4a.; la —Doors open at My, sod the Perherrance t CUIDITIrIter at 'Quarter before Seem —Half Peke at Haltpwit Eight. THE HEART OF MI D.l.OTl+l AN, AND LAST WEEK OF THE TREAD MILL. NEW OLYMPIC THEATRE, WYCH.STREET, DRURY-LANE. THIS EveieinV, THURSDAY, December 5. sod during the Wok, will be perfoi med (4th time at this Theatre) the celebrated Melo Drawls, tailed THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN; OR, THE LILY OF ST. LIFONARDS. Jobn Flake of Argyle, Mr. Campbell; Stimulus, alias Geurdy Ruhiuson, Mr. Lewis; David Deans, Mr. Bromley; Laird of Dumbiedikes, Mr. Vale; Ralatte, Mr. Yining. Cowling. Queen of England, Miss Johnstone; Jenny Deana, Miss Snit ; E c Deana, Miss Brady; Mrg Al urduekson sod Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Iliceika (her 4th appestauce us this Stage obese two yews); Madge WililAre, Mrs. Egerton. To which will be added. the celebrated Extravaganza of TOM rIIND JERRY. Corinthian Tom, Mr. Levi.; Jeiry Hawthorn, Mr. Vale; Bob Logic, Mr. Strickland. Cusintbian Kate, Miss Julaio same ; See, Mean Scoti. To conclude with (posilively for the last week) a biome roils Sketch, interspersed with mime (in one act), called THE TREAD MILL; OR, MODERN GREEKS AT BRIXTON. Jack Volatile, Mr. I enis; Simon Sapskull, Mr. Vale; Tom Ruin, Mr. Strickland; Hazardous, Mr. Walpole. In the room of the Piece will he exhibi led a correet Foe- Rimile of the Tired Mill, with the Greeks !akin; Steps of Repeatauce. EDICT. The Senate of the Camara makes known to the people sad the troops a this (.1%, that being aware that it is the ans. nimona wish to proclaim him Royal Highness the Prince Re gent, Consist I Emperor of Brazil"--intaious that so precipitate step should rxhibit, nadir the colour. of a Cac hous party, an act wheels the genteel will of Brazil requires, mid which fur that reason, and the importance of its con sequence., ought to appear is the face of the world invested with all the solemn forms which are regarded as announcing the will of 11115101115—have adopted the neerswittry measures for the solemn proclamation of the Prior, Regent on the 114th of Ociiilwr, the Inith.day of Isis Royal Highness, in this capital. /toil it is to be hoped that the greater member of the United Prorriaces will adopt the same course ow t►e same happy day. And whereas it would he arty important to the cause of Brazil and the great wroth of independence, if on she same day, the itth of October. his Royal Flightier.. should be proclaimed Coasiitutiousl F.mperor in all the lowa., or at least a'l the prosiness, of Brazil, the Senate re. (rem the people mid troops of this city 50 suspend the trans port. of their railisisir.n. until tlie brfott•snentioned day ; sod also to truite with the Senate in order to reader that me portion act solemn. greet, and glorious. (Sigo.-(1) RI NE CLEMENT PEREIRA. Rio de Jammu, tiro. naLer 21. PROCI.A NATION. Heitourable Pauhatiumi.—The love whirl, 1 tool...crated to Brazil g Ily, and to your province is pirlicolie (it bring that our which brat dtclartal before me and the whole world, the Machiavelims, disorgimisiug and radios' oysient of the (Wt, al Lisbon), rinsed me to come among yots to ecoosolidate the 'snips' and tranquillity which slavered and was threatened by 44444 whom ',hardly yin will know personally. whirls the deposition of the witnesses are clewed, which I harr ordered to be takes. Al a period when more rhea content to find myeelf among you, I received ailaic.a that from Lisboa the traitors of the militia, its Inferno°, Deputies, intended to attack and to twee tea defender from among you. It lo butes me, an swish, In take all m rrrrr es which may suggest themselves to met soil in order th.,t these may be determined on with much itiatortry of thought as such a crisis require*, I find myrolf obliged, in order to my idol Brasil, to separate myself from you (which I mach I regret) to return to Rio, to take advice from Inv Comisellors, sad to adopt %orb mea. sures a• may meet such high orrorressees. 1 roomer you that nothing could be more aensible to me tha■ that I feel at seperatieg myself from my friendly Paulistano.. to whom Brazil and myself owe the good we praimai, and what we hupv from ■ liberal and wise constitution. Now, Paolo:tame, it only remains necessary to preserve union among voirreolves ; nil only became this is the duty of every good Brazilian, but farther, because our dear mum try is thresterseel 10 suffer war, urleeli will sot only Ire waged against reeky troops semi seabird sic from Portrigal, lint like. wise by her servile partisans sod vii. entimaries whirls extra among us, betraying us. Whenever the authorities do not admorimer to you that impartial justire which should he in separable from their inatiturion, latrine me of it, and I will apply She remedy. TM dewier of Brazil should be, lode pendrisce or 1). mit !" know that when I attired to public af fairs, I know mother (lends nor favourite, on any siren •isio. Remain tranquil. Be on your guard sgainat the factious acetones of the Orrice of Liabon, and remain courineetl, that on all ocramours I am your perpetual defender. September 8, 1822. PROCLA ATION. The God of Nature created America to be independent sod free. The God of Nature preserved in Orszil Ow Prince Regent, to he him who should corallens the order name.. of Ibis vial Cooltrient. Ulu du we Istaiime? The runfncul is arrived. Portugal isnot,' us. America invites in. Europe contemplates us. The Prince defends vs. Citizens! raise the festive shoot—" Laing live the Conat'totiottal Emperor of Seoloor Dom P.A . ° the First!'' September 21, 15.12. Is.I)ON,, i tHURSP NF.W NOVEL. reit day was published, price 21s. hoardv, rIIHR ;SCHOOL FOR MOTHERS ; or, The Pannell of a Village. In Three Volumes, 12rno. Printed for G. sad W. B. %Sloneker, Ave-Maria-bine. " 11 is a Wurk of onexceplimenble mural., every lessee being pointed in a good cud. We may add, without Amin lion, the application of every part is an uniformly praise •rlmas, instead of befall called she School (or Wolters, tbiaLlk might junly be entitled, she School fur all flasks sadneiwripteons of Alauktud."— Literary Gazette, Novem ber 30, 1821. This dole iris published. in 12mo. price 4s. boards, THE BOARDING SCHOOL; or, Flom!lint commiio.s beiweeo s Governess and her Pupils . Written for the Amusement sad luslrueeioie of Yuen [Adieu. Printed for G. and W. B. Whietaker, Ave• Maris-lane. NEW NOV EL This day is published, in Thrre Volumes 12.0. price 21s. boards, Second Edition of THE SPY : a Tale of the Neutral Ground ; referring to some particular occurrences during the America. War; also porriraying Americas Scenery and Manners. Whited for G. sod W. R. Whittaker, Are- Maria-lane. " Imperfect a• our sketch of this admirable Tale avowedly is, it will be sufficient to 'hew that it poniesses no ordivary writ; and that, in the interest of the plot, the vigour and liveliness of its description. aad in the correct delineation of the various characters, ' The Spy' is one of the best Navel. that we have mrt with.n—Literary Chronicle, Jely 6, 11194. TAYLOR'S MEASURER'S ASSISTANT. Tills say' was published, is limo. price Ss. bound, Second Edition of • THE' MEASURER'S ASSISTANT ; or, Mensuration made Easy ; by a oew set of Tables, whit* shrw at aise twist of Yew the superficial or fetid eer iesta is feet, iaelses, parts, &e. of onto Umtata aaparlcies . . --, -.. , .---, .... ....,".......... ~ ............. reducing of Deals so lb* sisadard, with the standard «eight ; with other rnatel mid Orifielii 'rabies. By WILLIAM TAYLOR. Land Servryor. Printed fur G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane, Leeds.; and Bellby and Baena, Biratiaiham. This day was published, is Three Vol.. Biro. price U. Ids. board., AGENERAL and HISTOR ICA L VIEW of CHRISTIANITY; eonsperhendiag its Oriels. and Progress, Ike leadiug Doeirines and Forms of Polity founded no it, and the effect which it has produced on Ike Moral and Political Stale of &scope. By GEORGE COOK, DD. F.R Author of '• The History of the Reforntatioi. of &miller— " The Histor y of the Church of Scotland," &e. Printed for G. asol W. 13. Whittaker. Ave-Mali* lame, !Ando.); and Bell and Bradfote, and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. TO. MORROW ! TBISH has again 10 announce, that another • Day of Drawing has ;visaed without producing any of Nu. great Capitals ; omit he congratulates all shoal. Pur chasers, whose noiabers are %indrawn, ow the very great in. crease in the value of their Tuck. ts or Shares. As ro large a proportion of all the Tickets now in the Wheel must he decidad TO-11101tROW, no doubt • great part of the 107 Capitals which are at this moment Cottle( In 14e Wheel, will be drawn on that Day ; and T. DISH with con fidence anticipants, that when once the great Capitals begin to stir, he shall, as %tonal, have the pl of announring to his best frit title. the rabid., that fortune has bestowed the largest portion of them on the Purchasers at bir fortunate Offices, - -4, CORNHI LI, and R. CHARING.CROSS, where warramied uudrawo Tickets and Shares are now on ask. The followiag Capitals are still in the Wheel, aod are all Floating viz. 3 .... of .• • • 20,000 1 - 8 of . l 1,000 2 I ••.• 5,000 I 17 . 2 All tbe Prizcs in this Lot 0 . 9 DISH'S OMCell will be ki To it Very are Sierline Mowry. cep. apes anti! Twdve u*Cluck . .1 • W'M. .tl'ON'T ANNUM. REGISTER for be ear Ign Is paditdied this Day. in One lame Volume mina., price Itits. is bollard& The Volume lur JINO (commencing with his present litajebty's Reign) Ira. pub. Imbed in Jintary list, price 181 S. Paul's Chetrehlard and w et Io o place. No THE NEXT or KIN . (of anq of wit.witi tioco. Isle of the Emit imlis 4lrrehist ship Luiy Losibieton, ilereatieri. by applyire to Mis. Oireo, No. 44, AaNtomairrel, Poplar, gamy bear of something to their advamage. litEl.4lVl). a otnectir. I:monger.* '2. .'ATI(N HETH'ttEiIIiIIILAND AND • THE SOH Tit 004 R Masa usiKiileilitktA•wf l uber am eosm•oileA by lie Lord Lie•teu.nl lb• 1 • c.mnrorieHion bon fire• rreelv.d Esq. Sicretory to she Lords Commis Trestrues, waling that their Lord.ltins hare directed the I.intmsater General to rause taw estimste to he made of the expense which would attend the convey ance of the Mails by ales. parkein from Wrote' Hives, to the soother,' purls of Irrtood, with n view to a foal decision thereon.--1 have the boomer to be, G....fleetly*, Your mo.t obedient humble Ae.vant. HENRY GOULBURN. Chamber of Commerce, Cork. COMM OF SLIGO ELECTIOIC HON. 11. BIND. COL Pt11•9•11L. 10 day 2J . 34 4th lll 4th - 100 --- --- Total - 504 Alejurity fur Colonel King 93. The town is much crowded with the freeholders and strangers, and a great deal of rioting has taken place. The High Sheriff thought it necessary to call out the military to preserve the public peace. The Staff of the Sligo Militia have been confined to the dragoon b .kst and it was found necessary to disarm the barony constables who had hem brought is to preserve the public peace.—(/Ndifia Evening Poet) PORTS/In/UM DECEMBER 3. Active exertions arc making to min and equip the squadron under Commodore Owen. A great portion of the best seamen of the guardships have entered for the d/ouerstee. Mr. John Love, Assistant-Surgeon of the Queen Charlotte, is ap. pointed to the Gloucester ; Mr. R. Marshall (2) is appointed to the Queen Charlotte, iu the room of Mr. Love. The wind having shifted to the north, the whole of the ontward•bound, so long detained at Mat.- mouth, have gone down' Channel. The Russian frgare has also sailed ; as lies his Majesty's ship Forte. Captain Sir T. Cochrane, to Plymouth, to Betides the Gloucester, of 74 anns, and Tribune, of 42'Krans. the Phaeton, 46 gun•, 0111111111 Strut, on the Portsmontli •tubuu ; the Forte, Sir !'homes Cochrane ; the Valo , otts, YG guns, Captain Jitrues Murray ; the Bellette, 18 guns, Csutaio Leith ; soil the Brilieun, 16 gun', Captain Dankiiiii, are ordered to be immediately equipped on the full estsb'islintent. They are to be maimed by volun teers from the !townships at the different ports.— The command or flue s q uad., it is said, will be tvvra to flirt able olfit•rr, Collittooduit. Sir Edward o.rvi. fur a rpecuall service. The Briton dial Mar dere ire also ordered for cututni,ottm..—(Kentrua Gu:itte.) MONKISH OPPRESSION. DARCLI ONA, NOVEMBER 11. A horrible discovery was made on the evening of the 9th, of an inifortuoste ecclesiastic, who was heard by some of our national volnesterrs groaning in an inquisitorial cell, in the Convent of San Fran risco. Immediately on hearing of the circumstance the Fiscal, Don Antonio Gil, accompanied by seer. rid other civil officers, proceeded to the place. for the purpose of • tinning the truth of the report. After a good deal of difficulty they at length site. erected in getting into the interior of the convent, where, in a cell. the atmosphere of which was so impure that it was next to isupoosibl.• to elite r they discovered the unfortunate Father Puig stretched on is heap of filth. On being, removed into the light. the poor man exhilited the moat dis• gusting and deplorable appearance. De "reined tee be about thirty years old, and was so exceed issgly exhausted that he was only able to utter SI few scarcely audible wordy. Every pos sible kindness and attets'ion were .hewn towards him ; and whets the Fiscal assured him that he should not go back to the Monk., but should enjoy the Gee air, and the tights of a con stitutional Spaniard. he raised hue eyes to (leaven. and utt.red a deep sigh. The only cause assigned by the Vicar of the Convent for this horrible treat. meld. was the pretence that Fa•lier Puig was sane ; that on 0110 OrCIIVII)11 he bad IlretWllted himself in an indecorous manner its the choir, and on another had run •aay es tar as the river Lich-regal. lie confessed that the unfortunate. MAII hard bten about a year mid a half coutilied in that prison by order of the gitardian, but said that he had always been sup plied with food !! The g•aoler. who inflicted this irlitiman punish ment nil the ulifortiniate Ping, has been con demned to remain imprisoned in the same cell in which his victim suffered, though it is now its a much cleaner state than before. In the registry of the consent were found several imperil which had lately been placed there ; a bronze foot of a box for containing the host, a large sword, is packet of sack cloth, an inqiiisitorial auto da.P, rerroly drawn up, and a list of the battaliosis of else Fait b. Father Ping has been conveyed to the hospital of Junqtaenis, where every passable erne is taken of liim.—(Spassida Piper.) . There are at this tame in a Gentleman's garden. near Norwich, an entire bed of Alpine strawberries in fall blossom; and abnlit a fortaloght since there were several blown cuin:uon ro!is in greet beau'''. Ihe said Bth dry of January, after which hour tbe Cum- weiMee will sot receive say Teuder. -' OFFICE Or THE GAO LIGHT AND COKE CO3I3IUNICAT COMPANY, .. - THE Vrnienrildt --.. ~..:-•'‘' • A d s ;1141.11 " : " 1 " . "' I " t * ~ r it...e. ei ntren's given. Th a t l a e Tr a n.,r e r - driffunsaa--1 Dlrohe of this enoneay will CLOSE no the 84th is• SO "Vl's" you ti start, and be RE-OPENED an the 144 .14 of January Drat. frost 44 . Ihrrt" , ", 1 By order of the Court of Director*, ere of his 31ajrsty'i R'. GUDE, Secretary, hare directed the 1 L , EAST INDIA HOUSE, DECEMBER 1, 182 4 2. THE COURI' of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Me EAST INDIES, do korrby giro 11 otter, That the COM AIITTEE of BUYING sad WARE- HOUSES will be reaJv to receive Proposals ia , ed no. on or before WEDNESDAY , the Sib a Jemmy, 1823, from inch Persona as may be srillibg to supply the Compaus with BRITISH COPPER and the Conditions .4 the Ontirdel may he seen on applies tie* to the Clerk of the said Coosniiitor, with whom the Pew papal. mast be left before Eleven o'Clork in the Forenoon of - - tharmlidSth Istary, - the RICH WHEEL. EY TO N, Stock-broker, 2, Cornbill and I..omiroird-street„ respetifnlly Worms his Friends, this on the Firbt, Sernod, slid Third psy's pruritic of the present Lottery, so Prize above 2,0001. was draw., aim Illerl still contains— 3 .... Prises of .... 120,000 Money. 2 2 2 And 160 other Capitals, and as they are •11 floating, the whole may be drawn TOMORROW. Warranted Cn.lraw• Tieksts and Share. arena rale at the Lucky Offiee, 2, Gambill. An basinesa the l'ablee FeaJatr led with adelity and dispatch. TOMORROW. THREE DAYS DRAWINGS of the we sem LOTTERY are now over, and Three D'ivv Vet retrain. The Fourth Day of Drawing is TO-MORROW. All the Tick. ti now sontliton have an unuesally good chance or o btaining molt Priers, as the Wheel yet contain, all the lugheat Capitals and a great proporlius of those of mall. r 'slue, including 3 of l4 ( 1,0A0 14. tai.. ... gtoon 2 lO,OOO 2 eeeee ••••••••• 1,000 I 5 ,000 12 boo _ .. . _ - _ _ Also 71 of ma Rad 4001.LALL MONEY PRIZES. SWIFT and Co. are telling Utedrawn Tiekrts and Sham, by which any of the above 'rift' Prises may he AlaiNed, at their old and (nri num Offices, Nu. 11, "%Miry ; 12, Char ing-eruis ; Auld 31, Aldrite High.itreet. A g.eat proprieties of the Tickets now in the Wheel mail be draws TO-MORROW, ' • • P .4* .~ J