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After wlskli THE CORONATION. nit Preemie. ceasesees fres Weittorlostar the *rood *foe the loterior of the Abbey.—The Third. rid lattrideetory Scene. is whirl Mr. !Litchi *ill jespeohne arse. Comic suit& milli*" The King arid Ili! Coroootioo, Old Kollsod and the People."—The Fourth Setae. the Hell, IA the twine of *bleb the Greed Ewe of the Ovueritio. Ts tontiode ofth(Sta time) • yew Fern, ealled MONSIEUR TONSON. ihrjergobipol Cbanirtern,..bp Werrin. Cooper, illeissed, ji o p. ebreee, w W Wilfieres eirredWelkireofte, 16041 KAM, Mips Stoolloss. tad Mn. Mud - - 1.114 A w IALPHI THEATRE, STRAND. By Authority the Right Hosi. the Lord Chamberlain. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Jan. 10, end every Keening till further notice. will be pre suoted, en entirely sew Extravaganza `Barletta of Fun, Probe, Fashion, and. nark Is three sets, called TOM ANt) J EHRY ; • Or, Ll PE:IN LONDON. Corinthian Turn, Mr. Wrench; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. • John Revert Love, Mr. Wilkissoe ; Jemmy Green, Mr. Keeley; Hun. DiekTrille, Mr. Bellamy. Kate, Mrs. Biter; See, Mrs. Waykit ; Jane, Miss Han§ssersley. After which; en entirely new Grand Comk Pantomime, with:- • new Husk, tioesery,..Meehinery, Dowse% /se. called BEAUTY AND NNE BEAST ; OR, HARLEQUIN AND THE MAGIC ROSE. . Cargoes (sherwards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; - arilowsheed (ifierwarde Clown). &goer Paulo; *swarth WM/noes). Mr. W. Kirby. West, Coiewiries), Mies Simpson; Illomplyeent(llleiry),Sl _....rd i•atei - 1, ,cAt TREATISE' ais'thi MS dftoL.os or the STOMACM SOWtLS, witk a wee Mode at Coring ilerietures withal MAW "wife at Caustic. • Mg JOHN LYNCH, 44, Dukiedienet,t4. hoses. . patriots of modern rimev.—The following is ae: l extract fram I.l* interesting work : "On the 13th I reached limits, and on the 17. h I obtained the Regeues permseiou to repiir to Naples, leasing the wrecks of my corps under the command of a General. I hare been blamed for returning to Naples, hut my own feeling is, ow the contrary. that I committed an error in nut repairing there innmedre tely after thetith. The few hundred mete that remained together after the disbatid ing could vety safely be confided to a Merechel de Camp, and they could effect nothing. But the re-organization of the second Corp., the revival of the maimed courage, and the turning to proper account the numberless resources which still remained to us, were all ob jects of Brat-rate importance to the national "siva lion. It has been reported that, after the disband• ing the second corps, the soldiers and militia threat rued their officers; this is an atrocious calumny, as the greater part of the troops and the national guards exhibited in their behaviour the Shaine and grief they felt at having disbanded themselves. On my arrival at Naples, I represented to the Regent, and to the Devutie., that tbe first corps of the army, cothisting of thirty battalions of the line,,three thousand gendarmes, and four regiments of cavalry, besides the nut sssss al battalions, might, by entrenching itself behind Volturno, prevent the advance of the Austrians for at least ten days (sod ' they were still at a considerable distance from Capes), and that during that time I should be able to re-organise the second corps, so as to make a movement on Campobatee, detaching some bodies of picked men, with able officers, to annoy the Batiks and rear of the enemy. Even at the worst, broth the first and second corps of the army might retreat into the provinces of Avellaucr, Salerno, and Potenza, a/evacuating the capital. As the enemy on his arrival there, from not hutting possereion of the Cootie of Bi. Elmo, would be obliged to leave • large body of troops there, as well as in the Abruzzi*, before Gaeta and Capon, it would be impossible fur him to advance with impunity. With all that, hawing the commend of the sea, we should be able to land detachments of pub. sans upon different points of the coed, and as many troops es we could wish at Gaeta to take the enemy io the rear. A thousand efficacious and perhaps certain resources still remained to us; but they be came tastier, and were regarded as dangerous, bete cause the son and heir to the throne would have to make war against his lather, under the threets'of the loss of his succession, when he ought to have fought without any regard to. such consideration,. The only act of weakness in the Parliament at this time was the dispatching a message to your Majesty by General Fardella, et the moment of your being surrounded by the enemy. The nation ought then to have regarded you as a royal captive, or as hav ing abdicated the throne. Meeting the Deputy Borelli at the royal palate*, RS he was coming down from an interview with the Regent, I repeated to him what I had told his col leaguer, " If you wish to save the country, let *the Prince and his family, and the Parliament,letire into Calabria or into Sicily; if you take that step, I will guarantee that the setional energy alone will save it." Burelli, still &item% himself with the hope of a favourable answer from your Majesty by the return of Fardella, replied to me it/ timer very words: .4 Should the Parliament imitate the flight of the soldier/ ?" This answer front a ruse so zealously devoted to the public service first opened my eyes to the real danger of the country; How the Parliament could ever think of remaining at Naplas with the Royal Family, when the enemy were within so: hours march of the capital, even though the army of General Carescutia should have covered it according to military principles, is inton4 ceivable. And yet the , Paillarneto was animated by the most patriotic feelings, as their last sitting clearly evinced. • In pursuance of the decree of the Regent; relies. five to the remganiziation of the second corps br the army, I set out fur Salerno, whine 1 found the whole population firmly disposed to co-operate id the defence of Neapolitan independence. I roe viewed one of the national battalions, and patched circulars to the different provincial ;mho; lilies, with orders to collect the battalion which had dispersed end had now begat. to rally, and to provide necesnaties foe the battalion : which were ou their march from Apulia and the Calabria". I wrote at the same tune to several Deputies of the Parliament, informing them that within a few days 1 should have tinder toy eutuanand a force more titan double what I had it. the Abruui—iliat I should be able to manoeuvre on the enemy'. fl tulip—end that the national guard. were hinging fur the mo• usent of retrieving the reputation they had lost in the Abruzzi. During this period I had only a atingle Aide-dr-Camp with UM The staff, the ske. lama of the battalions of the line, a regiment of CR• very, the hill artillery, the Geuerale and many of the other officers, and the Quartermaster and the commissariat, I expected to join my head-quarters every moment. Becoming cusifident of the sUCCOMI of sieversl pima, sod meditating how to coannenew the campaign with advantage. an officer of my eta, Major Tanclii, came and annoumed to memo corina d'SfUlflt would not be organised, and that all _ Plias to be tato of Mr. Iladwell, in the Retwohlt of Iblit Woos of the 'Maim Print( Bora eon only be obtained for the Everiog of Mr. ilodatekl, at the fites.ollket. Issea, 7. • Slued Price is. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 61.; Seetiod Prim, 3..— G allery, 1..; tiecsaid Price, h.—Upper Gal. kr% j Second Price, bd. • the Nora to be opetied at naltpaes Mx eCloek, sad the Parfatmostcm to begin at Seers, Tomorrow, the Tragedy of Othello Othello, Mr. [mar with No fhtewt so Sapper. On Saturday will be produced a new play (with Mmight , sallad Tb. Pirate, . Os Toesdoy, Jemmy 16 (100th time), The Cortmatiott. A new Tragedy is it; preparatioo, aud will shortly be pew dared. • - Mtle day is published, to eve. price Is. • ATHIRD LITER to the Right Hon. ,be Earl or LIVERPOOL, iv whieb the Jessie?, Pelicy, end Necessity of Legislative Relief to the Agricel tend Distresses of the Country ere considered igy the Richt Hon. Lord STOURTON. -Slated fur .1. Nauman, 3IP, Ledgete.etreet. Of whmn ..y br bad, • Tie TWO PREVIOUS LETTERS, prier Si. W. GgNERAI. PEPE'S NARRATIVE. esy Is published, handsomely primed is octavo, wills • Map, price As. ANARRATIVE a the POLITICAL and MILITARY EVENTS which touk place st NAPLES is 1620 sad 1821; with observations explatiatury of the na tional mischief is general, and of his own is partieutae, Jur. lot that period. Addressed so his Majesty the Rise of the Two Sicilies, by Gen►ral WILLIAM PEPE. Wish as Appendix of Ofse sal DOCOMITOSS, else greater part hitherto usspublished. Published by Trealtel and Worts, Toottel, jao. and Richter, Se, Subs square. TIINATRH-ROYAL, COVIINT•GARDIX THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Jan. 10, will be acted the Opera of THE EXILE. Coast Ulrirk (the Exile), Mr Erring; Greener if M. bsria. Mr.W. Farm.; Baron A lit railoff. Mr. Meadows ; Coast Calmar, Mr. rhiroset; Davao, Mr. Tamil ; %Selves Mr. Coomr; Servile, Mr. raweeit. The Empress EliaLseih, Mrs. Peewit; Katherine, Mrs. Trawl; Alexia% Miss lbs Grand Public Eatry of the Enspress Elisabeth, and the late/toe of the Cathedral of Marco+, is which the CORONATION of ELIZABETH is parfunned by the Brand Patriarch, sod his assistiug Dignitaries. To conelode with (14th iime), a are Paatontimv, called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. Cedar the Gold Niue* (afterw•rds Haricigain), Mr. Ellar; GOMM Pig (afterwards Harletrin's Larquey), Mr. I. S. Gri maldi; Mother Bunch (the Drava Fairy), Master Lung. burst; Yellow Dwarf %afterwards C 1...), Mr. Grimaldi. The Prioress All-Fair (afterwards Columbine). Ali,, E. Des salt; the Quota of Golconda (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Baron. 80ara,78.: Ueond Price 3s.lld.—Pit, 3s. ed. Second P.iee, la.; ;wowed Prim, la.—. Upper Gal lery, Is.; 'Snood Prier, Bd. A Private Boxisay 4 bad fee 14 naawass, M niglialy, sf Mr. Broaden, at the Boz.ollce. Harlequin and Mother Beach will be repeated every . _ _ MILLARD'S PATENT TWINE CLOTH. Ni centrum pas de lin mate re pousdeat Inseam's. lI\HE N.ibility, Families, and Merchant., are •re• r eethilip informed, the abuts Cloth, desirable I,r Its pernhar cooducieenesa to health to wear IN the East nael Weal ladle*, as well as is ibis changeable and the more cold chianti'', fur its Veal economy, and for being applicable to all the parmasts fur which the isle India' Lung Clotho, u well as Lamm, are atoll, sad at half the lenge, is sold I. entire Cases of 36 SO 60 Pieces, fur Expututiuu ; and by the Piece or 26 to MI . yards oath, at Itld.-4s —2c and fo Id. per yard, stamped MILLARD'S I'ATRNT TWINE CLOTH. Re. utile Wareham'', Nu. 16, Cheap. side, mod Po where else whatever: and which it is neerwary pair each. Families seedier orders will have them esemeted as if pre. •eat, and when the greatest variety of British and Foreign Gods are cosstaiitly on Sale. .._ , riP4MIIOII sad %Vedsesdsy, The Two Gentlemen of Ye- MOIL Ua Ilaterday, The 13egeet's Open : Polly. Miss Sirphen; Capt. Marheath, Mies Hallende with The Two Pages a Stedariek she Gnus—and the sew Pantomime. Cis Mooday, ibis Opera of TO* EMI.. Os Tomoln, Rob Roy Alsegregur: Rub Roy, Mr. Maio noir; Moot Venoms, Miss Stephens. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING. THU RSDAY,_ TO moitßovr (FRIDAY), and SATURDAY, the NON DERRY L APE wilt go ibruagb bis aatooishiug per. Immames on tbe Cords Usage. Alta which (4th time) s Romantic Melodrame, is Three Acts, called VIE PIRATE; OR, THE WILD WOMAN OF ZETLAND. Mermen, Mr. Beagungh; Mon Moat Mermen, his son, Mr. S H Chilliest° ; Clewed Cleveland (the Pirate), M►. Finn ; espiaisfsiffe (bis Assoctaie), Mr. Boyle (from the Theatre; Royal Cork sail Dublin). Noeus Om Weld Woman of VI. hind, a espoused Prophetess and Sorceress), Mrs. Glovers Miens, Miss Fry ; Stied% Miss Jonas; Mass Barbara Yel ls/shy, Mrs. Illso..ks. Is Art I. a Storm sod Shipwreck. In Act 11. n &Hamel Soled Daum. le Act 111. a Sea Fight Is tweet* the H.le)os Frigate led the Fortnum's Favourite, mil/ the explosion sad Sestrimlies of the Pirate's Vessel. Ix castle& with (ler ibis week only) the very popular new farcicalßnrl.tty is two Aets, called JACK IN THE GREEN; OR THE FAMILY PUNCH•BOWL litighail, Mr. Adcock; Volatile , Mr. Finn; Saellebors. Wyatt. Harriet, HIND Puck; Ellin, Miss Diglitou; Poly, Miss Bruer. Buses, 4c; Pit, 2e.; Gillery, lc—Doors ripee et Ns, sad comatraett at a Quarter berme Mares. Heir Price at Halt post Eight. Ua blaisday meat will be revived Leoeora. eatii.l7 iew Piece, water the title of The Infernal lee.ei; arid am interestisig &psi-striae Nletu•diatne, called the Meat''', is whit* bliss Asestie, hunt the Theatres kepi Valli, sod Eatiaboaratt. -ill appear, are fa forward vi.pseheir, sad will be speedily predated. • BEAUTIFUL NAIR. E effeela of a beautiful head of Hair rut the EH croateamire Mu bees at all times a theme of admire r no, and the Proprimor of the follow lag article has the sails- Limon to spread &NOP iuf the Nubility for Ike troth of the sairruun, A TEINSON'd CURLING FLUID, or I I.LETATIVE HAIR 011, is the greatest beartiller of the lair rt., invested. It clears the dander from childrea's lie.do, sod gives their heir • pecoltar beatify ; it makes the hit, if harsher dry, soft sod glossy as silk, and gives it km mrempli sad elasticity that it retails, the earl during %emus is the dance sir pristseisade, ur iu damp weather ; it Heinsie its Iscaisig gray ur falling off, nod to well booms tofedzaiir 4. its superiority iu regeaerati ng i ts ; Caution. —As it has bees eounterfriled sad imitated by insoross weedy specolatmo, the Public will Orme to Ms Proprietor's acme said address distinct us tie f l . —This Caotioa particularly applies to the Cavalry wJ 40 Foreign Merchants. Alen, 111i1NWN'S VEGETABLE DTP, whieh champ* t ") nf Red Rai, le a pernstuurit Brown or Black Price boil 1 A nil INSIIM• AMBROSIAL *OA P, •mode by a Imo , M'seas. It is mach milder this° tlir comma* Romps; It '"'Reacts their pernicious elf. eta us the Skin, mad makes klti'lntirtassly *oh, white, sod eves; Pelee la. a square. She Proprietor, lie. A ammo, Perfumer, 44, Get. ' 1 , 4 11,141. 5411 *-1111.1.1, ; Genie, SI, B r ed-sa n er ; S aeger, 74ttstr, 014, and Firth an d Langley, Cr, °afoul-street; " 14 7 and Blew, Cotkaporistrect; Tillie, 41, sod Jobe. v ; °° • Cornhill; sod arm Pelisses awl Medicine -v.-- r . . .•0 ..gfrr• #•'••• * 1!, k 40 11; • s s '• s yi lr ,", r il, - :• or , r:t • ••• 'l4 A! MOIR sifjeglitw. ~ 'Y' ~ w 1r c b • • ..I, - t' • . . g`,4mt ..~.. .4! VI • PItICR 7d, pi year insititsithee; sad r eetweble as I oust beet the utility thi parauga a s susi 1 b a d ta p ac t e d, h a d reicatima i w ore sof 'sera esistillsheseata, is whatever rouwiry they spay have nut to go beyond Capon. I iim•ignorant grime what be. • lattodurea, I feel thit they are of mare portlier Mime' • mid advaiiteee in Iretiesd--'4liere the iatrodessitill a habits 1 4.N rter ibis h ' lmi 'P M "" f "e •ten blo w "mcei r k"is Ae1,41„,,h,„„ l a b or indi,p„,4l.l reps i s i se F s , a m N o v leave it to time to discover perilitints• awilives. ll et property, tied tar the happiiteas of the greet body 0414 imuiedisitely set out from S a l erno f ur NiqAmi, •••ris- vs- an hippy of preventing its effects. Bet en an miry evening of my 'reign, there, mime the news sif Gil ikaiL PEPA'S N4KRITII7E. I th• I h 04: i A 10111. o. the fiat Corps of the arntY• Ylf I 'Wei hawing either seen er heard the vinous. Ao interesting work with the shove title WPM Several dicers of the royal guards now ilecla.ed It is a brief but satudiesiory "tanenveot dallmsellrea in the enemy's [wiper, sod as a deals its 1,4 sh e p olitical so d n sini st y fl e w, is the kiartign *brit infamy pretended to talk of their fidelity to Naples in the years isto and ISt I. These seems pear Naivety. I will not mon for • moment la Ai. , unloose the invasion of that country by the Age- •vt ie teat cantos of the di-soluti on o f thi s at turps. Aliens. sod the etrorissuf . General P e pe to maintain S $ doss Del fall within my province to do so. ka liberties and indepeueleues.—.fires which, bed Unaided" should have neither moral conviction, nor • -'" • - doseasatases~sl,tif y she 4•00101111 I may have form ed sm tile asitlieet ; and it is the lea* orr_esasiry, us I have resolved to enter iisio no details. the preeseiott of whit* may be ever called ist question. But when the Neapolitans shrill have recovered their liberty. and with that their interest in public affairs, nothing will remain concealed t. The effect of the disbanding the first corps of than army was such as to produce universal &courage ment, us the Austrian artily was thus enabled to enter Naples in a few hours, and it had been de termined that the Royal Family, the Regent, and the Parliament, should Wait their arrival. Even at that moment the country might have hien sari* if the Royal Faintly and the Parliament had passed over into Sicily. As the enemy could not for e considerable period hove ventured beyond he evpi tel. • number of bands of partisans might, in the Ili. terve!. by landings upon the coast, and descents from the mountains. have spread themselves amidst the enemy ; their knowledge of the existence and of the suppott of their national Government would have anon enabled them to put him in a critical position ; until at last the nation getting inured to war at his expense, would have driven turn out of the kingdom. As to myself, having no longer • Government, nor the semblance of a Government to fight lot. without a single corps of regular troops uudet me to serve as a rallying point, and having uo strong place on which to fall hack, my plans chugged every instant. The Celabrias, my native cowl try, attracted my attention, but it became a minter of dutibt whether I should even be able to reach Salerno in safety. The proclama tions of your Majesty denouncing confiscation of property, and death to all who dared to make resistance. threw the people into a state of constOr• nation. The handful of persons devoted to abeo .late government. shelved a dinposioion to assassin''• every sew who made hirimetf conspicuous in the national cause. On reaching etsielleinent I we. still undecided as to the plan I should adopt. Pars sons for whom I had, in common with the pobbc. the greatest esteem, pressed me both in conversa tion rod by letters not to allow the Austrians the pleasure of making me their prisoner, and to pre serve my life for my country, as a cause en jest could not be ruined for ever. They added. that at, a otomebt of discouregernent like the present L should newer be able to get a hundred men together. that I might be sera lusiug my life by some hired assassin, and that the crime might be imputed to the whole nation. The Spanish Ambassador wags impatient to see me gone, and advised me tint to be obstinate in sacrificing myself without the least utility. At hut a General, by means of a Sniff Officer, sent RN a dispatch, enclosing a letter, ia which were merely these words, " Depart imme diately, or recollect that you have a brace of pip kola." set sail for Barcelona between the 19th and 20th of March- in a trading vessel. which had been provided fur me by the Spanish Ambassador the Chevalier d'Onia. It is not for me to decide it' 1 adopted the most eligible plan. In the same die patch which *as brought me by the Staff Officer before 1 set 'sail, 1 found a decree of the Pnrice Regent, nominating me to a special mission to the United . States of America. The Regent, recol lecting the events of 1799, granted permissiotts aid passports to all the officer. and deputies who whined to emigrate, and he sent me that apparent commis won, that I might not be stopped by the Alligo x If 14141 into their hands. To do away even the lip- Minatice of any thii.g equivocal, on my arrival at Ilsraelona I wrote to the Minister of State at Me driiyin which. after communicating the acitakaf my arrival, and of the disasters which had befallen my aduntry, 1 took occasion to speak of the coo tnition which had been nominally given me by the Codinitutional Government, and declared that hid 'hot accepted it, at 1 Oetther recognised the mi htary Austrian Go7eniment in the kingdom. Nor the absolute Government of your Majesty. I felt justified in this' by the oath which I had Wird your Majesty twice itrunouoce "As to whet I have just sworn, or as to every other part of this oath, it 1 should contravene it. 1 ought not, to be obeyed. Every thing which contravenes trust be considered as null, and of no'value. * I keep this oath may God soul and defend use I if othet's wish may God punish me l" learned subsequently, that the Parliament, *bow patriotism was unquestionable. had, on this very day of the tatty of the Austrians at. Naples, wade a protest, which will rentatnetatiallyeagraved on the heart of every Neapolitan. 1 have tiow. Sire, denitsuatrated that if the ration woe subjugated in a short spot* of time. it neither arise bona want of patriotic &thug. and attach- • If j had nig Imes s• trisellevoesty moppet.% Ohs ere.- slisstle• of the mead tier" I should here had • ttellitirst . terse Wies* Salerno sad AreMau, hi serve age pukka o f ✓ele* for she Deputies to the Pastille's*, for she milks} eaten, esti the platens Who were mast enlees i. supplest. lea the *soloed ladepenetesce st all hissed. f The feeder soy wish to heels what seveiliesits Ind beta moils by the Iris tarp of the army, esesilissardituatratal Couscos*. The twin, at bevies paired *roes; Or:, serer had seesehisi he wee the emery. The Abodrisos bevies ebisieed posseestes of she libretti, it mode • eseteseset its retreat heisted ibelVeitures large n" shoot lola* Oen N•plte) *we it.swithrlay esbaa.6ol. 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May ha viewed and Catalogues bad at the Room. f 20,000 Mosey for First Prise! 18th of NeXT 14011711 (rebroArt.) end - J. SIVEWRIGHT been% ederrtieed etir • awry particular of the Scheme for She eeteieg Lot. tery, wheels cummeuees Drawing 28th February, bays uow only to state some of its merits, via. It cantatas— • sof 20,0001. ALL Monts ! 70 other Capitals, ALL MOIST ! 8,010 other Prises, Au. Moues! AID' COT • TWO ILAN SA TO A raise! J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT are *Slug Tickets and Shares at No. 37, Conshill; 11, Holborn ; and 311, Haymarket, Lm.dos, where they Sold In Shires, iu the late Cool act, 4,421, a Prise of 15,0001., kr. hc. Soc. and us Ike kit Day of Drawint Ism Lott.ey—. 36.4151. 15,200 I 8,740 lOO 500 2OO SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, • Craves-street, Stroud, December 5, 1221. B ENEFACTI()NS SINCE THE LAsr R EPORT, viz. The Most Stable the Marquis of Hertford, L s. d. V.P.peCitecretary. .. Thomas Wsirit, Erg ....A. 10 10 0 Charles Stanhope, Esq George Aust, Esq. per Seeretary A 2 2 0 Henry Curry, Esq. per Derr!r., and Co. .... 5 0 10 Wm. Hutchinson, Esq per H hitioure and Cu. 5 0 0 John Richard Baker, Esq. Juba Marsh, Esq. per Sseretary A I 1 0 It. P. Glynn, Esq. A. 2 2 0 F. J. (per Treasurer) A. 5 1 0 Vi 3 7 0 Dineberged and relieved frnrr• vnrious Pr:sons - --• 93 Wants, fur Ilse sum of Coundr►ed Ike Cams of 65 Pt-Moaner*, • •ppruved . _ _. .. .. Referred for Characters Rejeered Cu.t.idtred lo.vlloesible Benefactions are ventral by Jobs Camden Neild, Eq. the Thulium, airyne-walk, Chelsea ; Alen by %Seism Natiee, Fes mullet, nil Co. SI. insure's. street ; Messes Nihon, Pinc her. ; Melon. lllntiunre and Cu. Lombard-sheet Mame. Gaits and Co. Cliaiing.cruus; 1101111 B. Durrien and Cu. Finclalane, Cernhill ; Mess.. 11,inmentrys, P4ll Elll4 N...,.. Vern and Co. No. 77, Lombard-mein; and by 11r. Idemewell, the Secretory, No. 7, Cravemetteet, ilifdrils where obit Menke may be torts by 'hare who sit inclined so hiplines ibis Climity, and *ben the Society such ins dig iris Wag beilliej la erny r •-• A RNOL:b.... it %Cteit-maker, Grit 11100.1 (P.. TV), lairse lie Frio's& 0040 leuliale..thst i llPai r et let . are ow/ =tog „ w i z: s i pplied ILO 0 , g r amble •is ke t r • e b r e *Way, am itq 5er0.61141040, • I t ft4istle DUVAL JANUARY 7. THE IRISH COCRT. Yesterday the Lord Lieutenant attended divine service at the Cmtle Chapel, dhrre the service was performed by the Rey. Mr. Biohop, and an excel -1.-nt moms preached by the Rev. Lord Brandon. In the afternoon his .Excellency walked through the principal parts of the city, attended by Colonel Shelve. ilia Excellency called at the door of the Marquis of Drogheda, in Sackville-street, and passed through 'Rotl.ind-square and Mnuntjne. square. sad •by the Custiim-houre, with the archi tecture of which he seemed to he particularly siruck. We were pgrailfied to retnrek that hi. Ex (-enemy appeared in good health, and looked cheer ful stud well. • His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to command, that the following splendid uniform. shall be worn by the Members of hi. Ex cellency'. Household, on piste occasions, viz.—Sky blue coal, lined with white silk and richly embroi dered with silver lace. The waistcoat richly em. hnoidered. The undress is to consist of a brown cost, lilted with yellow silk, buff waistcoat and breeches The buttons are ta be gold, ornamented with a shamrock in the centre of a star. 'The first Levee of his Excellency the Marquis Welltiley, 1 0 .1* h.ld gi Dustlin Castle on Tuesday next (to-tworrow),.will he most numerously attended. All the Nobility and Gentry at present in Dublin will, of course. avail themselves of the occasion, to offer their congratulations to our illustrious coun trymen on his arrival amongst us as Ili, Represen. furtive of our dearly beloved Sovereign. Mi. Excellency the M4/1:10.111 Wellesley drove out on Saturday in a chatiot sad four, accompanied by Sir Cohn Campbell. . • Amongst illgtorgaished vititonr parlbeir re puce's to his Excellency the Lord Lteutenaut, on Friday, erre the following Lord Kinard.,. i site Arekdeacera of Dublin, Admiral Sir Josiu Rowley, C.tluael Headleld, Dueler Radrtiire,Calosel Ball, the Right Hon. Judge Daly, doe Earl or Fingal, Lord Killeen, Colonel Lord Gramme. tar Commas Dthaville, Sir Hush Rees, the Berl et Lender, the lard Chief Justice, Lord Breath's, 1111 r l'herry, Sir Richard Wuleeley, the Hun. Mr. Ilismewalt, Sir Wm. Stainer, Major Corky, alderman Cask; ac. ke, l The Hon. W. Le Poer Trench, Mews. G►sg, Cosgrove, Dogby, sod the Rev. U. E. Blake awl daughters, hove arnreo iu tows. FARMING lOCIETY OF IRELAND. His Grace the Duke of Leinster, the Earl of Meth, and Viscount Lstuore, as a Deputation from Ike Fainting Society of Irel.ind, attended by their Secretary, waited upon his Excellency the Marquis Wellesley on Friday. and presented the following Aildres.:— To his Excellency the Most Noble Richard Marquis Wel. 'fairy, lord Lieutenant General sod General Ouverour of Ireland. 11111 T IT MUTT TOUR TILCIWIWCT, We, as Directors of lite Forming Society of Ireland, meat rooftrees Ily presest to your Eseelitsey • copier our Charter, by which we are will. to the valved privilege of calks( your Excellency owe Patron. And we riewAdently tryst, that, reeler the guidance of each • patron, the Farming leiniety may be made an 'Melees le steamiest of much advantage to thee registry. he obj..ets and It. labours base hitherto bees directed (we hope successfully) to improved phut/hang, draining, and irrigating—to the importation sod gtowth of seed turn. the dispersion of Bond lomplementa, and the improvement of west cattle, sheep, mai swine. 'Whatever advancement in agriculture Ireland can boast bas bee, principally effected shire its institution, sod by its aeerhl. • ' • latterly, the 'efforts of the Itnelety bus been fettered hy tits lintitatio• of its feeds, *Nadir the secomery system of R I retrenchment. It looks forenard, 'with hope, to bet ter times, and to the wisdom asd liberality of your Excel limey's Patronage. The /Society cirinpriaeo amonpit Its members almost all the rank and reapeetability of t h e eintritcy—ready to cu operate in every exertion tursards sericulturel ineproventent which your Excelleucy, their respected fatten, shall do them the honour to angers,. Yunr Ext;lieuey'a comprehensive salmi, whilst II arlialls the itapoilance of improved asricallare go every enuniry, will intuitively appreeiate its peculiar solos to Ireland, as the must e a; ti da l m o ps of pcovithst, Pillll4lllllllT RISSLOY. rural' for a thstresard populaiisa, sad of foraishjug to the /mate the full benefit ut ber great 'Dikter', resources. To *lnch his Exc,lleocy "es plesseit to return the lullnwius gracious Auswer itt.t.UPLIIT. • Under Use ■utburity of your Charter, I mertOt ibe Ito**. able therm, whirl, you have beerr - pletuled to introit to use, with a high sense of lot public importance. It will be my ansions entire/our to afford every semblance within my pus , ' to the Fanning Society, in the promotion of its um ful mad salutary objei is; and I sincerely hope that yon may es:shone in advance the•griculture of Ireland, aid to diffuse the spirit of honest iudissiry. It Is painful to me In learn, that the efforts of the Soeiely hare born fettered by ;be bulitaues of its Nada, Milk, the system of gene. al retrenchment lately silopird; and 1 shall be happy to avail myself of any proper woes st augmenting your fisoils, consistently wills she intention libido is dote to the strict teinioniy of she pablic flounces. But I cannot umit this upportsaiiy of declaring, that It is not Iris my inelisai ion show esy bournkin duty to Rive every esti to the progress of that wise sad necessity system of general 'reteeisebisent which has liven adopted by hisMujesty'stilovresmest sod by Pub:uses; ; and winch is as essential to Ilse true dignity of the Croon, as it 14 indispensably isecemsty foe the *seuth) , tit lbw Siam and for the inieregleatell wafter , of tbapeopte. 1 aim deeply tappeessed *a isle Sliwepase std the tinpwrtaste <lf' , wank .1 • •'4 gi• _~ .11,3 ...........0 EAST INDIA 1100111, 1 1ansimt E /FUR COURT ef omicrons qf the UNITED COMPANY af_IMIRCIIIADTS is, WO LAND. trodby t. Mr ILASt INDIES, do Unit pia Notice, That Ihr PAPERS iIAPI/11011 Om SYSTEM nt EN& CATION in she ORIENTAL LAIVGIVAGES alsipsed et the comimmr• cotiacs ma SEMINARY In km. LAND. *Welcome endured by•itms Gomm c ow s s o be printed Inv Wit see .f she Platrisms, an atm READY foe DELIPIERY at this Mow. • JOINS RUT, Setroary. 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