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Rime Rem", Mr. Pope; Doke o< Glo'stei ' Mr. Kers ; NA, of llortinalant, Mr. Peale* ; Earl of Rirloosond, Mr. Coorr. Elisabeth, Qnren of Elaracel tie Raab, Mts. Glaser{ Lady Ann, Mts. W. Wow- • To ram-lade with the Ferri of MONSIEUR TONSON. beprioeipal Ciameters by Mears. Cooper, Ilartard, T w i t ., W. H. Wdliaaa*, Mertdati, Viaiag, Mee. Knight, M Seintbuta, and Mee. Mani, Tie gown to be «pat. tt at Warps* Sic o'Clitek, and the Yorietroosuree to lteelu at Saes. 13-ara,•l•.; Seel) Dal Price. 3s. dd.—Pit, 3.. 6d.; Second Pass. So f -Gallery, h.,. Second, Prier, 1s —Upper Gal lery, Is.; Iseeend Ihatem Ie be lakes 64 Mr. Rodsrell; in tie Rotunda of tie Salleaut of the Tini re. Toe Public are respectfully informed...kat Me. Hoektasn, of Boadatreei, is appointed sole Agent at the Wert End of she lrittre, A... the Nightly disposal of tie Prorate go ne . be- Jaasluir Is the Lease* of Ibis Theatre. Toramoon Mao of the 1140110,. .401..ept 'Us n. it.dasaiv. Tim Duil• Issaffiatt eillialgewouse and T. EIGWPESNTI-I ANNUAL 'EMI I 1. BITION of the SOCIETY of PAINTERSin counnts is NOW•OPRN 01 the Raystelso 11011, Peps. diUY.. COPLEY REIM NG, &memo. Admittance is. Catelexue 6.1. WEST ' S NEW ami EXTENSIVE ROOMS, No. 14, Netrassmsiresi, Onfoni-slreet, are NOW OPEN, cootoi ni my 140, Pictures psiatred by the kis BRAM* MIN WEST, Esq: President of the 12 , .),41 Acedesky. Amami Cite 61 New Subjeete is the pre.eist Extiihitioa ere. " The Death of Lord Nel.00"--m The Elea:h ..0 General Wolfe"— '• The Battle st I. Hogne--sod "The Revue of s wounded French Officer from the Totaalatelt of.• North keverleas bulges, Ike. Se. Ou view every day fro ten ON ive. Ad. willtaoce Is. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. No. 14, Newman street ;XHIJ3ITIOT4 36, Old Iketvereet, B. L 0 VSt • Admo tuts Is. Cllidlopse dd. 7 succemively rejected, and that unanimously, by all the members present, who did lint *sly coinigt . of Montero and great men of,the empire, bite a* vg hove said before, had jailing! rsith.them, on this sc. cation, _the Chief' a the 'tutelaries and the petit. clue! (itemise The Salton, ins cabinet iditsua iinethe Hall of the Divan, ',here he se„ni..cquy' crated behind a silk curtain, was presert at the de liberations, and highly approved of the result. Now considering the well-k no w o firmness of the boltineo character, it is difficult to hope env mo dification of the note that have been deltiered, sod therefore the friends of peace no longer reckon ea its preservation. They fear, on the contrery, that at she neat interchange of notes. that of the Peet* will be conceived in ten:instill tame haughty and eamsacing thou the fast. According to an or der of the day, published its the Rosman ammo on the 13th of Watch, use wily the light cavalry, buf also die cairosiiors, sad the horse in gyuerakare awtttpl ;ill.fit arc ads fi+stni ateraborg . h h expee n tecl ar l t it the grwatest " at Odom: it is not thought, holvever, • hostifirsea cow begin before the middle of .--f if litevisisse iteitseg.) • executions( an eatesordi nary decree of the Con taste ti*Natiorsal Medical Academy Of Barcelona had oddlosset,a overt to tie PoN4coi- Chief of Cata lonia, or she saws of the vedentie which lately swaged that poet of law Normals. The opinion of she majority was cossformable to that of our pity- Dianne. Out of 14 members, eight declared the melody erotic mid mantagious. - Four gave their .opinion in foroor of its being indigenous, and not .4contagiona. The cot., of two way be regarded as null, on account of the resttictions sod uncertainly of their opinions. r . ,„„is la fell activity • Sps in 'nun. ka ur m !.•ny poespen„in i ts . territory, tt A andy of 0.041, men, forptortirhjA ies. rse 0411.41 streigth,' i miring the exhintee of - Ciotom,ina. Thi Republic posereser rata tbiant that eberagteriale . tlW - reeet: niaedgairernewfato of the toil(. it diva mil ask any of item ' by what means, by what right they hive become white they ere: Hoy exist, that Is .1141 it import's. fee it to (Mew.. Cols.rm hia respects all emoting establishments; it ea cattiest tti ,4 recipe/nil lime of evAilart ; it desires ist b ! an t i rated, s, . 1 the revered Weil Ilietsitivl *Mir bircolirest eel4Tielt ; ta.,:ai flame motives are onunr•hy a generous and a free slat ~,,, . Wbisitoblot Mal& it ? arse, could add so or subtract Ociaoi• • . wealth? pa whom is. italeptintantl asidvisooess all kod eo s wu m . ; pik e ; of them will sot be ambitious of establishing commercial reimiems with it! . Columbia Isms perfeet conariensoers of her own streogilst if abe invite Mt witl'ai.• to partake of the treasures *WO stature lug tavisbed menu her, it se rather from a semiairot of geoeroalty then a spii it of calemiattos. " Whoever .ball opprem+ Colombia with emit-table mid !Had intentions, may pavtieipate in the ceinmou soiree ar our rklwa,lrith pi egret sweatily. Such is the sole bogie e isl i i c the se • are are onxtuns to peatiliab with the natioos oT "Ottleiedity, liberty, reciprocity. The Jenkins) Avid, which fortwerty rporsied voile** mud pit lOWA le arms against each "Hoer, are banished from the tegisletion , as watt a. from lbs minds of our fellow citizens. Wt shall never Wilily the philanthropic priamples for, .a/ic.b oar blood has glowed- in such copious streauseviu Ole field of battle and the enfold. " Bat after baring thus falfilled bee duty eritk regard fp other nations, Colombia owes it to herself to deseeitd,thp reeogpitese of her own rights. Colombia, is indepre4olii she has mode Isamelf so, and reckons on her. own reaourpes i s sisis tat o herself powerful, free, thealtieralsle; ate pip obediemos oily to a wentiniret of general henevoligice • Abe fa only *nihilism' of reuderiag her relation* with all. thte w shall eater idle treaty wish her, easy, ainlesble, sod airfoil. " An esteasive and wealthy condoms., inhabited .h.y . crei. Hied nations, einem remote estranged from the rest of the • world. However, it would be ditfiesilt to illylaiPSOUlt.r,- lotions of • biotin nature, and advantageous to tommerciai interests, could be established betwrea Slateswhosse. Go sweetmeats were not mutually Si-cognised. "Tbese'initptis vocal principles, their iiifloeutiol coesiderstions, - obligir iKe undersigned to communicate to hi. Government, which ere iis follows: • " I. Thst the Government of Columbia reeogoises all ex isting Guversimente, whatever may be their origin sad their form. • - ISPLAND. PUBLIC, APRIL le. We are gratified in being- able to state that his Excellency the Lord Lietstowoot hos recovered from she indisposition under wlicb he laboured fur the Imo few day.. Huns Hamilton, Eini. M.P., General Arehdall, M.P.'. Colonel Talbot, MA!, Colonel Lloyd, &e. toiled far Holyhead oa Torokky. witiproap. APRIL 17. A daring outrage woo opikarnit/ed on Semidry night, :Sett miles south-vreslat this Three eows, the p roperty of Mr. Thomas Holly, were howl/110'mi the •losetts isvr . .C.oolturettopoitsie, in she county Waite Gard. •alums . ward.irwida as. Warted to its, aio4ter4hv. 4otioililla_agajoite GUILDHALL, LONDON, APRIL 8.11122. TCO3I%IITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S LANDS min meet at Goilfludi ew 111111119- NESDAY, the ?ph der of April imittot,"st TOON gawk at Noon, in LE T' by PUBLIC AUCTION, •• A LEASE for Twenty-awe yew*. free 1 - 04 444: of us Memtie or Trammel oit the cam Ode of Street soil tor the entail side of rivet , Lee-court eihtk, _ Per 7.firro years, from Midarmarobilltio of a Strameage or Tenement, No '5. op die tot Homoloctitek, hula the orompatias tteaeeoltlPllWW • • The Coeditioms foe letting may be sees ot•dielNlkei Works, Gmblhall, aid the Premien way be tilted every day from Eleveu to Three o'Clork. JOSEPIi BUSBNAN, Comptroller. Wnte'lleifr — etfirle 7 ee - tht the 'Se4shier, Mr. indoor (hie tint apprerseeiihit ieseoet. Or Illovrary, The Hattetcd Tower: Lard Mr. Dolma. tom'4l°lll:4;' • '1 6 44 1 1 . 0411 4 . i• nor* 0f..1101,,Hr. ' • • Lim oftent-Ilitia, • is 111104‘Douerfile. . • On Monday recurred the moot audacious Am Litton of the peace that we have yet bad to record for this neighbourhood, since the commencement of the present odious distorbnuees. About three o'clock in the afternoon, ti the terror sad sato. nishinent of numbers, a well armed and tolerably well.appoioted petty of about ten nisei traversed the south-eastern extremity of the barony of Knock. replier, in the county Kilkenny, to aliody. undis turbed. and proceeded to the house of Patrick Maui- phy. of Bisckstown, near Mullinovat, a teiusell Thomas Eilinurid Lalor, of Cregg, in the county Tipperary, E.q. About two month. ago Murphy had been served with u White Boy Notice to Quit, winch •having disregarded, he received a domiciliary visit and personal castigation, on the night of the Bth March. Still he persevered, and the mid-day legislators of Monday broke his doors, windows. mod furniture, gore him a dreadful beuting. and were with much difficulty and suppliceting im portunity prevented from putting a fatal termina tion to hrs persecution. This threat, too, they left behind in case of fitidiug the necessity of another visit. They then perambulated the couut7 itrva. rions directions, searching almost every heave for arms. We do not think that they were so lucky as to succeed in any one inflamer. After some time they were eacoontered and put to the rout by a party of young farmers whom Dr. Dillon, of Ballyquin, lately formed tato something like a military band. In the flight one of the marauder. lagired, and was taken. fie has been committed to Kilkenny gaol by Joseph Robbins, of Furore, Esq.; his name as Power ; he is the sou of a farmer who lives at Cotterstown, near Kilmagannb at no great distance, in the musty Kilkenny. The scene of these operations was front seven to Woe miles from Waterford, in a northerly direction. About half-post one on Monday night five-fel lows attacked the house of Alexamder Alcock, at Elysium, in the south liberties of this city. After firing two shots, they commenced breaking the back door with sledges. This they certainly would hare accomplished, load not Joseph Bates, Esq. who resides within a field of Elysium, on heanng the noise, proceeded with a gun to the rear of Mr. Al cock's home, sod on seeing the men ut the door, fired on them, and wounded one of the gang iii the hand : upon which they decamped. ATR IZ-fife,' AL. COT MIT An DRN . TIM EV ENJNCI, * MONDAY. April 22, WM hearted Shskspeer'a Tragedy of JU L !US CESA R. Mies Cwww, Mr. Evros; Octavio' Cater, Mr. Connar Mare Aaluoy, M r. C. Kesobk; Brutes, Mr. Young ; Cassias, Mr. Illaerrsdy; Carus, Mr. Fawcett ; D►eher, Mr. Abbots. Calpiarra, Mrs. Mewling Parris. Mrs. nitwit. Tr which will be added, 13th tire, a are Grand Amalie McloAratioatie Roiamoce. callers CHERRY AND FAIR SEAR.; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. Cherry, Mrs. Viidayt; Ssugaisibech, Mr Farley; Topsek, Mr. Grimaldi; Haswitabad. Mr. Blanchard; Giaffier, Mr. Chaves; Nuareddia, Mr. Horrehow. Fair Sear, Miss 101 k Aviaryaisa, alias Deauisout ; Papilla, !►fir E. Des ert. Chary sad Fair Star will be repealed every evening. Torionow, Sharpener's Comedy of Errors. Os Wedaesday. the Comedy of The Rivals. Its Thursday, the Op►ra of The lord of the Manor. Os Friday, the Onaelly of The School for Scandal. A Play, is three sets, leigrapersed with Music, is in re hearse, aid will speedily ►a produced. rill-1E PATENT SEIDLITZ POWIJERS, when used as directed, Awn a Saline Aperient and Alterative, as agreeable as &id* Water. This Medicine bait. in= gained a high reputation in most porta of the Woetd, many unprincipled Firearms hare been induced to sell spat!. nua and inetTitacion* Synth's Povdcrs. with pirated labels and direction. of "SAVORY, MOORE, and DAVIDSON" (Chemlata to the Royal Family, 136, New Dowd-street, Lon don), this Inventor, and Patentees, who Think it necessary to inform the Public that the Medicine cannot he genuine auks their name. are printed on every Box, and engraved on every Bottle put op for Exportation. . A decree has been addressed by the NeapoMao Minister of the Interior to the Cardinal Archbishop of Naples. dated the 13th ult.. in which it is said that the King, being informed of the backwerdness of schoolmasters and individuals to compel their pupils and children to frequent 'the congregations di Spirit* established in the different communes of the kingdom, and likewise of their neglecting to scud them to church on the religious festivals, or ders all schoolmasters; fitiblic or private, to second, the views of the Bishops, in so foist retards the fre queatiag of the above-naMed"congregitions; . and, to be enured that they have done so, requires • cer tificate to be produced every week testifying that the decree has been complied with. As a penally, in case of disobedience, the schoolmasters in public institutions are to be deprived of their pay, and pri vate instructors are to have their schools shut up as coffee as they may be found neglectful of the per formance of this duty. By a second article of the decree, parents who shall neglect in send their rbildren to the above mentioned congregations, which the paternal beast of his Majesty wishes to enforce upon theta as the first of duties, are declared unworthy of holding soy public enaploymeat. By the third and last article, the King decrees that the children or young persons who cannot ex hibit proofs of their haviug attended these congre gations, shall be unable to aspire to any place s so any public office, or to any other Uovermaeot fa vour. 110 M CRSETSII IR E SOCIETY. THE TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the GENTLEMEN cooneetei with the COUNTY of ROM ERSET will be ow WEDNESDAY, the sth day of Ma), 1822, at the Freesaactae Tavern, Great Goeen-atrret ; Sir THOMAS BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE, M.P. is the Chair. IFTSWAADS : 2. That it will not commooicate with Governments which do not ou their side recognize the Goverment of Colombia. "2. That all commerce, wens, abode, in the ports sad territory of Colombia, are open and mooned with full liberty, toterrnee, sad reciprocity, to all asoioas whose Go rmerarricoote shall recap ize dist of Columbia. " 4. That those mine ports and territory are, and shall re-/ it lupin closed armies, the subjects of those States which 'hall / oat recognise that of Colosioltiot. " 5. That delays shall be established for adroisoimi to the ! ports sod territory of Columbia, proportiowed to the delay which the proposed recognition chill esperievice. "6. That 111111411fti will be taken by the Government of Columbia to prohibit all inerchaudise curniog from countries the Governs/seem of which refuse or delay to recogoise it, Itc. The - sinAmsigord, is communicating to - the mutt.. meats sad principles of his Gorminsent, Malmo upon the seceseily of • prompt reply. -is too well helmeted net to aaderstaad the motives of obis demand oa the part of • Government seated al as great distauce, sod which, occu pied as it is with its internal organisation sod the establish. meat of foreign relations, commit admit those circeitoo• prareedines, which, it may be ionsioed.aerordiog to ancient asap, easy be mooted a is the present circumsisoces, the vary novelly of which is on additiuout motive Cur re v/dog • speedy solotios ; which siltation Colombia awaits will equal cool/ideate is the wisdom if the Government of sad its owe resources. " The niedersigeed has the boomer, Ste. (Signed) " F. ZEA." "Paris, April S , 18:2." 11111 t. MATHEWS AT HOME at the I.V.R ATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING:. MONDAY, Aril 22. (sod every MONDAY. THURSDAY, sad SATURDAY Or* the Mouth), with Ms annual Lettere as Character, Maimers, and Peeehortties, ruder the title of THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MIE. MATHEWS. Alexander Paring, Eq. M.M. Perrot Fenton, Emil. • Col. George Brugge Protasis John Quantock, Plaq. Major Napier, Joh. Radcliffe, Eaq„ . Thomas Abraham, Esq. Richard Strachey, Esq. Crocker, Esq. George Warty, Esq. Dinner at Fire o'Clirek (or Lx preemely. Tickets One Gaines eirh, may be bort of the Stawusis oe Committer ; or of P. Hard. the Honorary Secretary, No. 7, King's Beech-walk, Temple. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take sites I. isirrwluee the following Characiers:—Nist, err vast of all-work in • lorlging.house; Monsieur Zephyr, Freed Ballet blotter (Bret floor); George AVEIIIIIIIII Fs.=•.." A lice licresi?—i• Wire a Ala Llywelyit ab Esq. not this, eassagh; Sir Shivers's flerewoerwa, Coardi•it 11. Ametrosa (woad floor); Mr. Mark Magnum, son mayor lodger, seat dour ; bliss Araelrou, in love with Fipky. Doors open at Seven o'Clock; Performasee begise at Eight. BUitea, Platys, and Private Ruses, to be had a( Mr. Ste- WINOS, at She Steaud Lair , from Ten till Five; and at Asdiewn Library, Boad.strera. Tbis day is published, ALETTER to his Grace ihe ARCHBISHOP of ARMAGH, relative to the EDUCATION and MAINTENANCE of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY in IRELAND; and • LiITTER to his Of Wit the DUKE of DEVONSHIRE, spore the DISTURBANCES is IRE. LAND, and the CAUSES of THEM ; and containing some Observations on the Abases of the System of Tithing in Irelood, Ab.enieee, sod Middlemen. By as IRISH VOLUNTEER. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, sod him, Paler. sorter-row. TO-MORROW MORNING, AT NINE O'CLOCK. GCA It ROLL reminds the Public of the • present Rich State a the Wheel, w►irh contains TWO Prizes of £20,008 And Twenty ether Capitals! the whole of which Mord he Drawn TOMORROW, ►rief the Last sad Only Day of Drawing.—Tiekets se/Mares, warranted Uodrawo, are sellieg at CARROLL'S troy forionote Otte', 19, Corithill, awl 28, Oxford street, •lire he has itirraJy Sold essay Capital Priers is the present lottery; sad in the Last Lottery, ' 11,488 a Prise of 130,060 18,002 . . t SAM Were both Sold is Shares by CARROLL This day is pablisbod, S HOOK I. price Ts. harsdaotwely ted, lIVIE INVERTED SCHEME of COPER- R. NICUS. with the preleacled Esperinseats upon which his Followers have frossolod their Hypothesis of MATTSR mad MOTION, and the Doctrine of the Formation of WORLDS out of ATOMS .by the Power of Gravity and exposed as foolish, and COMPLETELY RE. SLITED as Paler; and the Diviee System of the Uoiverrie, according to the Bible, proved by Ashooornieal Observe. lions sod Tallies to be true. To which is prefixed, • Letter to Sir Honephry Davy, Bast. President of the Royal Society. PARR, APRIL IS. Yesterday the King presided at ■ Council of Ministers. OFTICIAL DOCUMENT. REPUBLIC OF COLUMBIA. The following is the official communication which M. Zea, the Minister of Colurabia, has wade to the Cabinets of the several Powers of Europe:— The Journal de Strasburg of April 14 Peva : — " Several artillery officers having been arrested et Strasburg, in the beginning of this month, the officers of the several corps composing the garrico:i hastened to address to his Excellency the Mitliorr et War, protestations of fidelity and attachment to the King. The Minister's reply contained the fol lowing paragraph :—• 1 am equally indignant with you at the machinations of the evil-disposed; hut the infamy is personal--it casts a 'llama upon those only who are guilty, Mid tile reputation uflima' corps to which they belong cannot satire." The Sieur Trole has made a written &chiral:ins," is which he acknowledges himself to he one of the l'arbortari. From his own cosifession it appeals, flaw officer of the gend.irmerie charged with his airfse - • did not perceive he laud placed nailer his arm the, tegulation and statutes of the association, which.he contrived to burn. The Duke ale Fitz•Jatnes has published a letter in the Jawed des Debuts. which confirm* the sr. counts of the frequent coufhigratiolls whieit fur some weeks past have terrified the deper.nleutt, of Oise. Our private letters 111 , 01, announce that r teoetal consternation prevails in th a t tit!happy met, and that the fires embrace a circuit of Mont 69 leagues. M. de Fitz-Jeans tastes SASS eolusaaier are circulated against Ike liability and ate Prierte issereased activity. He might have ad.k-tf, that caluidnies of a not less detestable nature are propagated against constitutional men, who aft de— signaled by the name of Liberau.r. " The districts (says out of our correaren.leni.) from Beauvais to Abbeville; Boy, Noyou, Compiegne, Stubs, and Cl t ermout, CUM .• pretiendiog a circle of sixty league*, are a prey to the flame*. As dm stall*" of these girlie" have* not yet been discoveveds the tniuds of use isilia bitands are exasperated. agitatiod .4so tenet write cad to so extreme degrit; id rll ltie vittliges the inhabitahts mouut gush' night 'every body that mitites his appearance is 'treated pittrast distinctions ens though furnished with pnitsprisrs„ " Conjecture's of coarse are formed rotatively in the cause -et these figs, but they alit not r est on any proof. We await with angles, the tintalires which the authorities will bakti•ftr`f outh * aystem of otstrage,`the anthors of which'llesiiire tile execrations of all well-disposed pcmeiss."—(t'eies atitutiaimel.) . . The Government of the Netheslaarla, la •ev i erors rioting,* 4:awarded svith.the C our t of Ktitttiv: TI Jotted de la Neurase cittibligs p &ireislet .fro l'refeott2 the .ali4yrar of.t4t . sleparzigant, from' thefullowing,is extr.rgt " mateaati indstatiseale iieeffoo,es tn rnee — ht 4k soo k,e, distielo p,..reaW *led circulate ve...sesir lasinisatioes rtlslitety to the intashaiss of Goisrusinas, itus " The llndersigeed, Envoy Extraordiaary and Minister Plenipoteutiary from the Republic of Colombia, for eats blishieg her relations, political and commercial, with the Powers of Europe, has the honour, in pursuance of the cosnameds of his Government, to address to the fob luMieg cusnmuuicatioe " The report of the coolliet which Americo has sustained against Spain has beer uoised throeghout the whole uni verse. If its surprising details should still be unknown to any, no doubt east at learn be felt respecting the immense results which hare beta obtained by force of battles and vic tories. America, depressed, enslaved during three centu ries, has shaker off the yoke of the mother country. Spa's no longer possesses any thing beyond the seas drat bathe the Peniesula. " America has, in feet, attained her full age ; the increase of the population, the extensiou of knowledge, the thousand new warts which the mother country could not satisfy, rendered Ike crisis inevitable. Could Spain depopulated, without a uterine, without industry, have 'wirer remitted under her control an cask, Cout:nent, separated from bee by an immense octet, ? Its iudepeederice then has only re. stored nature/ orde►, and has put a close a the infinite evils which neeessarl/y flowed from an lotion so ill assorted. . Spain, driven for ever from the shores of America, has no more the nseenanf returning. Divided internally, with out Meanies abroad, deprived of the mines of klexiesi sad Pero, where could she obtain soldiers for distant expedi- , trona? How could she sustain the extremes of armatweets necessary for reemiquerial what she has lust? The ports, the harbours, the fortified places, are all in the power of the Americas.. All the emblems of European supremacy have disappeared—the firms and the towers of CaMille have given place to the colours of independence and liberty. la these vest counities, which were so long the source of Spanish greater, and the theatre of 'orrice domiaion, there sow remain+ earning but the scattered bones of the warriors who were sent to oppose our destinies. Every w►ere are formed growiag stales founded on the same bases, alike favoured by oaten., powerful in local resources, and exulting iu a (stare . which meant Iriiippoiat them. The climate ■lone would protect them against nub invasions, if the tried courage of the inhabitants did nut offer the best of all evanatatent. Among these States nets that of Colemble. Twelie years of Menthols war have out bees able to detest or im pede ►er progress. Columbia ►as received the fruit of her stable exertions, she is free, sovereign, said independent. Atl these new States will sone form a complete and so:einur asso ciation, and will ix with common accord the bases of this Greed Confederalien, against which every external attack would be more absurd than daligerous; the clalitinia of the rest of the civilised world, if such were possible • would fall before barrier. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Ur B. PRESCOTT, Esq. itatntsotner, Liverpool. Sold at R•ebates Libras 7, Nu. 1, Bleatlford-atrret, Mao ellevitr-aquarr. PARIS PAPERS. ONLY ONC DAY TO DRAW. - - Jand J. SIN; EWIUGHT toy before their • Friends and the Public the rids state of the Wheel for the Last and Only .I)sy of Drawinc, vii. TO-MOR ROW, rhea all thr Prism, ioclodios Two of 20,0001. sod Twenty Whew Capitals are sure to he drasru! Tickets aad Shaw, are spilt ne, warranted undrawn, at J. and J. SIVEWRIGWTS' fottonate Offices, 37, Cornb111; I 38, H aym arket, Comer 11, Holborn; I of Cuveutry-stnert ; where they sold elf the 40,0011! Prizes in II recewt Lonery; and is their very last Couttirt, No. 4,411, a Prise of 45,000/. with numensua other Capitals. RARE AND SPLENDID ROOKS. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Kr. EVANS, et his House. No. 93, Pall-Mall, oft WED. NEMO* Y N EVI, A ptil 24, and four faltowaugoiays, AFINE COLI . ,ECI lON of Valuable and Spkndid BOOKS: iaeladiag Laborde, Voyage Pit. foresails(' de rEmpagoe, 4 vols.; Galeria de Florenee, 4 vols.; Macklin's Bible, 7 v 01.., s subeeriptiou copy willna the first Fifty, Plates equal to proofs; Hurne's Illsiory of England, llonyer's splendid Editinn, 10 vols. rassia ; pilot ' s Splendid et/111011. 18 yob; Gilibon'• Rome, and hlss oellaneous Works, 9 wok.; Elartioa Travels, 6 vols.; Dib. din's Dec.:arras, 3 vols. large paper, rare; Dabdin's Tuas, 3 wok. large pager; Aounal Register, 83 vols.; Juhusou'a Poeta, 'l3 VON.; VOl:Siee i 70 vole. best edition, Jar. &e. PARIS. APRIL 16. .We are assured that M. de Serre, who has left Paris as Ambassador front France to Naples, is charged to recommend to the King to listen to the wishes of his people, and give them • charter. This fact, which, however, we cannot guarantee. would be u very manifest proof of the program of knowledge, and the triumph of constitutional idees, in Europe.—( Constitationstel. We are informed, in a manner which removes all doubt on the subject, that the Duke of Dulberg was recalled from Turin, and replaced by M. de la Tour d• Pin, because he advised the King of Sar dinia to govern according to the noble and wipe principle. which his own Sovereign bed proclaimed in 181 d, and not to meiutuiti with e blind obetiuscy the decree by which his Sardinian Majesty on Ins restoration announced that he would 'Hoy BD regard to sup thing that had been done for the preceding 20 years. M. de Dalberg, at the period of the re. volution of Naples, oleo foresaw the danger which menaced the equilibrium of the political Powers of Europe if the Austrians advanced into that country with their armies. It doubtless was not expected that two year. lifter it would be necessary to Rorke concessions, without which the maintenance of the Eutopean intittatchies must become daily more pro blematical.—(/bid./ Tad/ EAST. Accounts from Odessa, of 23th March, say, that thq had news from Coustantitrople of the Vet of this month, gold that up to that time every day had been signalised by fresh excesses ageism the Christians. The city continued to be in a state of extraordinary fertneutatints. Up - 11* the 6th of March, on which day M. de Lnizow dispatched his courier to liiiiCourt, he had made several fruitless attempts to induce the Reis Effendi to retract the famous note cosatnunicatrd on the 4th of March to the M in istrie of the mediatisg Powers. The ill successor the►e a> lots has aetonished,usbody. There is not 1111 instance the history of the Ottoman Empkte of the Sublime Porte's having retracted a resolution token by a great Disui, unless constrained by force of arms. That assembled for the rejection of the Res. siso Uhimetesa proceeded. besides, in the most so ' Imo wanner. All the proposals of Russia were DISH has 'dimly Shared sad Soil TWCINItY-THREE Coolish ito the prioetit Lottery. TOMORROW MORNING, AT NINE O'CLOCK, All awl be Orawn. BIM, of the (tl-1 State Lottery Offi ces , T• 4, Cornbilt, and 9, Choring-erosa, Inneloo, rolls the Ilierlloll of his beat Petted., the Public, to the present Rich Stale of the Wheel, which enot•mo TWO PRIZES of £20,900! sod 20 other Copilots of 1,000 f., sm., &c. &e ell of whirl' awn he . Own TO-31ORROW, whet, the Lottery will en tirely Gotha, BOOKSELLER'S STOCK. TO BE SOLD (WITHOUT RESERVE), By Mr. RUNE, At hi. Greet Rooms, No. 45, Ludgate-hill, THIS DAY, • MON DAY, April 42, sod SeVen rollo• mg Dass (Sunday eiteepied), at lialipast Twelve ...Cluck, to • Minute. A LARGE QUANTITY of MODERN PITRLICATIONS, Part of the STOCK of Mr. J. J. STOCKDAI,E, relinyeishung the Retail Bumeass, and Re moville from Pall-mall 1 , . No." Strand; with a Collee n..., of corium, old Vicente and sever. Pierre; a variety of ' Gentleman's, Monthly, Naw Mont►ly, European, Pinloso phiCal, and other Magazine.; will, Annual Registers, and a Mi.edlauesioa Assemblage of Cadet New and Secoad-baud Books. May he viewed on the Morniuga ; mid Catalogues (price II) h•d at the Room.. Ticket. Red Shares. warranted oodrawa, are on Salo at DISH'S Offices in I.4nduu, uud by hie Agents iu the C•111i4 y. Afire?, TtrietrEre,- . n Slutre—Frern Capital—and every other Prize mud be drains TO-31ORKOW. *** BMWS Offiero will be OPEN vaill TWELVE ON:IDCK THIS NIGHT. MR. SANGER, 150, Oxforel-street, opposite New Rand-street,b,•ga leave to Worm the Public that be law received from Gitend House a fresh parcel of tie CORDIAL BALM of GlLEaDolie moss approved medi cine maid fur the radical cure of Nervous D , .ordellt and hnr•acauf Debilit y, and dm relief of those whose commit toms base bees impaired by intemperance and yunikful im prndrrires, anxiety of mind, and the habilauf a fashionable lif e , its .-frrcis Upon the nervous eye. rn are gently slime lent and cordial, •bile it ►races the relaxed powers, and gifts mere) to the languid misd. family Ruffles, price 335. each, containing equal to font of those at 11a. by which the patient saves 9s. lbt words 't bawd. Solomon, Liverpoul,"are engraft , ' Gs tlr stamp, which purchasersfor their owu safely will Ise par. lieut.', is solidus'. Norms r. qui, lug advice, may obtain it by application to ( .14tH Huse, accompanied with a mmittattee of • Out. Puuud Dolt. NORFOLK' ESTATE. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, lid Mr. WAKEFIELD, • At Gamway's 'Coe.? 'lime, 'Clmaxe Alley, Corolla'. on MONDAY, 6th May Next, TH".lnntole MANORS. or reputed Mantles, of I NDFORD, EAST HALL, iu Mistolford, and Ceanwich, and Emote, of FY elf TIN/Weed Three Hundred and Torsity bye Acre. of Land, with the disdin- Mamiou called LYNDFORD HALL, the Resi dence of the R,/tit Hon. the E.rl of Mamma, eighlyloor toile. from biudou, fire from Brandon, sod uisie from ftwalFlM m. " }lsms thus arrived at the point which she muss nets pies, assimilated In fact sad its right to all other sodium', and willing to live in terms of minify with est ry people, America sequiers only to be recognised by the g Nei family of which s►e tonne a part, sod to which his sisOrintion eau. not kit to offer Nosey advantsges. " It is with skis object that the undersign tI Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Columbia he.. the honour to address himself to the p ur p os e sit' rogging. wiratier the intentions of his Government. The Republic of Columbia is constituted; itsgorermorot Particulars may belied of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, N 0.34, Pal4oell. Loodon ; of Mew.. Hanectit and kletealfe, Solicitors, NA. 5. Yew-pour. Decokes-Imi ; of J. Without, Solielior, Bury St. Etientiad`e ; of Mr. Edomod Mood win, Lewd Surveyor, Harlow ' • of Mr. WskelleM, Brook 'tempt, 'pietas; of Messrs. Cloilk and Minh Chelmsford; at the Ram lam s Newassket sad at Qamsosfs. , . k--,c..y,.. t '. c: .. .. e, - 0 " - • _ - --t• • ,•-•!/1••• - , ~.- - - _=.. •