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Strand, a b a ck a n d on fon•, al wearing ribbon of the defies description—the plat baying be t „ ic , e,••• . r MERCHANTS or EN. strictoliii View or the ISLAND end CITY of CORFU. with colour of the scurf wor n nit th e N i p, occasion of drawn, they were trans! bate mambo world: • • INDIES, do Aereby golio EPIRUS and the SULIGTS CHAIN of MOUNTAINS in Magrath. although • short, w a heavy sseu, tbe tope . .. his Majeoly's public entry ; the several trades. &C. Ilse &shiner: the whole ar•erniation embellished in the will march in proeesvon . to meet his Excellency, dist suspended lam was long, and he as. dead tie ,Irtert.groond with a •variell* Confine worn be the Greeks T of the mid COMPANY csdrriliall.atreet nn WED. l'ismide'l nu Earl Nalaf,lo celebrate the Annual Religions with apptopriate bonnets sod devices, Scc. one nineteen. Shaughnessy was a light UM. said at, from Eleven o'Clink in Pestles! of "La Madonsta."—Allmlttance One Shilling. Mr. Johnston fill. the office of -Private Secretary on being turned o ff . one of the cord , with which veiling, tw the desire of the I to the Marquis Wellesley. his arms had been pinioned gave way, and he strug 7 BOWNAS, late nt th e nurr h tn t s hip Ali ce , d ecease d , fFUE NEXT OF liIN (if any) of JOI-IN All his Lordship's carriages and liveri e s are to be gleckand writhed astonishingly; he coneeinted to John Ledger Ddialiu. Mr. " Imo,. has aireactir re- ramie his with lef t . convuiarm .towards his head for nearly four Ed . w. Ledger by applying to Mr. Owen , No. 3, itrll•yard, DLICIIPIC CUM. made op in minutes stve energy, nod s , ey rie a t th e M m ead. Stephens ono, may hear of somiliting to their advantage. ceived orders to this, effect.. We think it will gratify • Jobe Davison ninny of our readers to be told, that th e livery.but- expiration of six o r neue ly seven m i nutes. d rew PittiaTE PUPIL . tons of the Noble Murqvis will bear the impression himself op and appeared , to shudder, and teel ex- on, viz A VACANCY is now nic•is in the Family of a ,oi th e shamrock Wooer, cruciatuig agony. The dead bodi es were brought heir Resolitien of the 1011 L 1 married and Iwneiterl CLERGYMAN. resident ele- 1 / • . 1 ..'s • • - I • ••• PP' - I'vulsegoi , , . TMKAPTHX•NU DMEIIIY-1. 4 IV K. Mills EVENING, TUESDAY, J.lisse•ry 1, hie Majesty's *resists will reefer/We Comedy of THE DIAAAI4I;IST. r., / ,;,1 ( w ith the original ). Mr. Marisa; Lord Srrairit. Mr. Gallic; Mure Ne i Mr Bernard ; M. Oahe ; Fisetsliin *Me, ' • Witirssiley, Mr. 't hoopoe. Led, MFMtfer't, Mpfr Slarioere ; Lersiss Coort. MSS Seilises; Msrissior,-Ars. Orr irbirli THE CoItONATION. The ProeeseMa .essinoranee frost Westinisetor Tie Seessdsersr the Interior of the Abiry.—Tlis Third, sod lotrolisettirw &ter, io whirls Mr.tsislit will introduce sew Coble tiossootailled,'‘ The Kiss sad the Csessemiss, Old Enlist! stedlith Pespie—Tier fourth arose, She is the castle of *Wit the Drawl &we of the Osiorpisis.' To cowls& will" Oicirrovrtie Wariest Extrrossatese, tidied 044MASNI lAi LONDON. Dos Gleransi, Mobilise Vestrir ; Leporello, Mr. Mark, ; Fisroliat Mr. Perserd. Mrs. Leporello. MiewCwiles MilwCwestsotio Qtelseue, Puvey ; 8,1011- EAST INDIA nous% THE COtIN.T of Dr UNITED COMPANY of LAND, trading to the EAST Notice, Thlt • GENERAL COCRT stilt he held at their Douse its Lend. NESDAY, the Oils isituary nest, t she Foreruns moil Six iu the Evening, oudev.estptioneil Proprietors _ Joseph Horne et. nainuel Dixon John AiMittel! Gahassit T, T. Rigby To bsilsi us the follustinc qoestinn, "That this Cones confirms their Resolitien of the 46th Septesubtrr last, approving the Reso!ution of the Court ist Direetiol of the btli of that month, granting to Mr. Jaw Minas Mrtly, of the &mbar Civil Establishment, the sow of 4.00111. upon the pustule then iu staled." " • of the Papers relating to the ease of Mr. Petty focals remitl of the Pro ieturviii this Hoerr. f44. 4 0,04;4411111 4 IherearT,' A - n;;;ircl - and lieseSted CLERGYMAN, resident ele ven miles from Conel.m., who undertakes the Charge of • 'few PRIVATE PUPILS. and can offer the moist stiti4sc. tory References to Nobleman sod G.-oilmen whose Sous he bas &located. His f o r rpe 162 Goitaear per An,sum. Letters left for Re*: N.. Mr. Triphook's ' Bookseller, 13. Old Road-street. . Ohl be duly forwarded. Charles street, Westmiarter, Hie Rirsi Richereas Prior, II„EOPOLD, E.G. Patron. 4 QVARTERLY GtNERAL NIEETING of the Governors of this Charity( will be held at the Disperrisry, us THURSDAY NEXT, 4h 3d Wain!, at Eight o'Cluck is the Evening precisely. IVNI. LINLVEMAN, Secretary. Upper Crown.street iYesimiustrr, January 1, 1922. back as was the practice after exe cutions in 179 X, and thrown inter a plate called Crappies' Hole, where it had lola the piroctice to throw a quantity of quick lime upon the bodies of those who had beets besieged 4r high tre;.4on.•— The greatest benefit is expected to result from tliis awful example, tOr marry of the wretched ereutust who had hitherto congregated, for bedistiesmismyhad not a perfectly clear idea that it w.a.a capital sia truce to deptive another of his arms; robbery. of motley, &c. they very well know to be felony, but from on imperfect knowledge of the English lan guage, and &la from too great an aptitude to in terpret the taws, which many of them fancy them selves well versed in, such has been the fact in many instaaces., Extracts from White Boy and Riot Acts are to be immediately .ptiated in sheets; and toge ther with ;he admonitious of the Judges, and the important warning of the Solicitor General, are to be circulated extensively. la ibis district. Just as this article was cowl aded. 6ae Prisoners were brought in, charged with aisles under the White Boy Act. EARL TALBOT. We have it from what we consider good authority, that the real came of this Nobleman's removal from the Viceroyalty of this country, is the'sasiction be gave, by continuing to remain at the Lori Mayor's denlßS:' fsi Dublin, after a certain obisozions tong wits glien,' which was conceived by • cernin high parsonage on great sit istleaction of the principle Isid down in the reprimand of Alderman IJadey, at rude t o be atoned for by the removal a t h e Noble Peer. And, we are further informed, that .Mr ! Grnnt mig4..barc.cantinued to act ma Secretary to the Marquis Wellesley if he had chosen se play a woad pint tis that Nobleman, whom he was given to understand was coming to Ireland with fall and uncontrolled powers as to the Go vernment of this coaatsy.—( Cork Mercantile Chronicle.) blast of the Theatre. Mire Ealinirrus is engage& met wilt shortly woke her re appearance with Mr. Kean in a new Tragedy. Mr. Kean will return from his Provi ncial Tour ws.44l' day weak impair! 7, oa which Erewiag he will perflwahlig /hike of Glat'ater. To-morrow, Secret!. Worth Knowing—The Coronation — sail Prightenrd to Dealt,. 0. Thursday, A Bold Stroke Gm- a Habash—The Co. resatims—and Fortune* Frolic. (In Friday, The Jew, with The Coronation. Oa Saturday, LCild Oats. itltst l ipabllsbd by Otridge and Racklust, 3 . 11, In the Strand, and Healey, in Fleet-st reet, ASERIES 91 LEC rultES on the moat ap proved principle. and Practice of MODERN SUR AGERY, chiefly derived front the Lecture, delivered by Sir Auk, Cooper, Berle F.R.S. &c. Ise.; in which will he found name of the Opiuintos of the most celebrated &swims front tits time of Homer. Interspersed with numerous Cases. Samtod Edition. One vol. Sao. 12s, By CHARLES MINGAY SYDF.R, Lecturer and Examiner is Medicine, &c. By the same Author, A SERIES of QUESTIONS sod ANSWERS on the Prettier of Physic, Metals Alediea, Chemiatry, Botany, Blaarmacr ' &c. ke. In which the Cleininel Momopueitipn , le the Pliartnacopteia are clearly explained, •utl copioui Tattles d ; written etipreasly fur the um of Medical Students prep•ring fur tlsti• Examination at Apothecaries' 11•11. Foolscap 8.0. 4s. " This is the only work we have seen for the purpose of preparing Gentlemen for Apothecaries' Hall, is the shape of Questions and Answers: we look twin it as very well adapted Su the object designed:'—Medico-Chirurgical Review, Sip. lamber t 11121,• THE CHEMICAL DECOMPOSITIONS of the LON DON PHA RM ACOPIXI A. 18mo. Is. 6th ENCYCLONEDIA METHOPOLITANA. Thin day is published, price U. Is. the Fifth Part (and the Four preceding Part*. prier If. la. each) o f THE ENCYCLOPEDIA METROPOLI TAN A. This Work had fallen smiler the Manage_ anent of New Proprietors, who hare made arrangements for its permanent continnasice upon the original Pfau, and for its futore'regilar Publication. *,.• A new Prospectus is noir ready for delivery. Printed for J. Mftwinan ; F. C. and J. Rivingion ; Bald. win, Creiliirk, and l iey; Sherwood, Neely, oast! Jones ; G . and W. B er •' Ogle, Duncan, mud Co. Loodou; J. Parker, Oxford and Origlitois and Sons, CaMbridge. TUBA rzucno ativr AL, coo.GAßDiek s T „ ,s EVENINtI, TUESDAY, jaisuarr r, will be acted the Opera of . ROB ROY MACGREGOR. nrocri,k Vernon, Mr. Egtolisa ; Raahleigh °AO& stone, Mr. A idiot t ; Pennell' Oaboldisiose, Mr. Denied ; Owen, Mr. Blaarhard; Capt. Tbersatuw, Mr. Cnanor • Rub Roy Macgregor Campbell, lir. illnerendy ; Unocal ' , Mr. Emery; Bernie Nico .tarvir, Mr. Liston. Diana Vermin, *in M. Tree; Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Powell. After which (6th•tisse), a new Pantomime ' called HARLEQUIN AID MOTHER BUN CH; Or THE YELLOW DWARF. Win of the G old Mines (afterwards Harlequin); Mr. Ellar ; Gairei Pig (afterwards Harlequin's Levity), Mr. I. S. meld,; Mother Bunch (the Desert Fairy), Master Lung, bona; Yellow Dwarf (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Princes' All-Fair (afierwarileGolmatine), Mies E. DIN. nett; the Queen of.Gulctuida (afterwards rentals:ma), ilk. A frivote Sox may be bad fur the' mentos, or ulglitlprif Mr. Brandon, et the Bux•Office. Bascs,7l.; Second Price, 31.1d.—Pit, Ss. Ad.; Seemed Fria, 25.--Gallery, 25.; &toad Pricy, 1e —Upper Gal lery, la.; becond Price, Oil. Hailequin and Mother Bunch will be repented every awning. , To-aiorrcro and Saturday, Thie'TwirGeritlemea of Winos. On Thdraday, she Opera of The Balk. • 'Os Friday, the Tragedy of Hamlet : Hamlet, Mr. 'ham. In the Kerry Evening Putt we find the following extract or a letter from the Knight of Kerry, to a gentlemen at Tralee:— " I have made holm n to Government, from lime to time, the representations of the state of the criontry, which you and other friends have sent to me. I think it due to Mr Grant to soy, that in every instance he has afforded the moat prompt and effectors, assistance; and it in highly creditable to me, that he warmly acknowledged the zealot's exertions made by several of oar resident gentry, to prevent the introduction of outrage into Kerry. I concur with you in thinking, that the disturbers of the peare are a few desperate men; that every farmer of cosy ristbstsoce is opposed to them; that the desires' disposition of war poor people is excellent; that the good terms on which they and the gentry LIST promise much for tranquillity, and I ardently here it may be preserved, without ■ny necessity of iatroduring measures. -Certaiiily the lamented mar der of Major Collis had no connexion with public disturb ance. It was a horrible crime.. migivating in a mere infra. figs to rot, and it ought to be generally known, that the party which brought in the first prisoners charged with the Orrin* was received with titers by the !ovulation of Tesler." The military in this garrison attended the various places of Dime Worship on yesterday, fully ac coutred, and bea►ing their firelocks.—Upwards of 200 of them marched in this formidable array to the North Parini Chapel, where ■ solemn High Mass•was sung by the Right Rev. Doctor Murphy. Their appearance, at first, excited much alarm amongst the persons assembled, who amounted to over 2,000. These are amoopt the effects i.ro: duced.by the false and scandalous rumours regard iog the peace and quiet of our neighbourhood, re sedulously circulated by malicious and intereeted indi• ter This day is publishe d , in oar volume, octavo, price as. 6d. mgmouts is LINE chiefly I'ASSED io PENNSYLVANIA, within the hat Sixty Yearn. " Thin work is perhaps the best personal narrative AM has yes a ppeared relative to the history of that great conflict which terminated itt eatmblighing the independence of the Pulled Slates. The candour with reapect to public occur rences, which it displays; the views of niautiera in Perussyl amnia prior to the memorable era of 1776; and the inciden tal sketches of historical charterers, with which it is en. 'idled, cannot fail to render thus volume a valuable addition to the stuck of general knowledge, and will probably obtain foe the author no mean place among those who have added permanent lustre to the English language." Printed for T. Cadell, Strand, London; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh. This day is published, DLACKWO . OD'S EDINBURGH AGA ifNE, Numbers LVIII. amid LIX. DECEMBER CON TINTS OF No. Ulll. 1. BoirosteDedicatugy to FranCis Jeffrey, Esq. Ice. &e. Christmas Chit-chat.-111. Vanderbeowner ; or, the , Spinosist.-IV. Sea-shore Reflection, at fieoset.—V. The Primrose.—Vl. Specimens of a Free and Easy Translation of Horace.-..V11. Ow the Probable Influence of Moral and Hell. pions Instruction oo the Char:trier and Simonton of Seamen. No. 4.—V111. Parint's Giorno.-IX. On the Italian Schools of Painting: No. 1. On the &oda Fineries of the Abate Glotti s pod the Works of Andrea del Smits, and his Followers.— Howisnn's Canada.—Xl. Christophr, late Emperor of Hayti —XII. Horn. Cantabrigintsio. No. VIII. —XIII. knnisst Natioteal Melodies, with t h e lassie. No. 1. Sup 1. Conti/scums' are Wiwi,: a Chemin. Boas IL Cob. tae it ooqns to be generally Itnown, that the individuals.—(Cork Mee' cantile Chronicle of De- . i wought in the first prisoners charged with the reived with asters by the ppulation of Tralee." " 4 ' 6 " 26 4 ) • BANK OF IRELAND. LIMERICK. DIICIIIIIER. 25. NOF SIIAUGHNUSY AND MAGRATII, On Tuesday, the 11th ofDecember, the usual FOR SEIZING ARMS. half-yearly meeting of the C our t o f P ropr i etors w a s . . v, at a quarter past two o ' c l oc k. these holden at the Bank. to c ons id er an d declare this iy men were executed at Gallows-green. dividend. r ARTHUR GUINNESS, Esq. Governor, in the Ch a i r [tiling the great int e r es t which many this neighbourhood might be supposed Mr. 13vamc having requested that the Secrc , ery . r , , t upon this event, there were but few should read the Director? Miuute respecting the ft, a n d . icitreariireiati Iry wig:» , iliatte "ta — tbe "'roll or'r'reivint Eitel* bills. 0 - - - a' 1 he peasantry attended. It is gene- the Bank, and the same having been read accord. , 4 - wed that several thousands of the bets ingly, lie said that, as he had so often beech-431u - _..,...., -. : of labourers, and small cotters, have observed upon the absurdity of summoning the Pre.- -,,, • '. i r , t , t ; in these disturbances, an d t h at pr a etors t o consi d er o f a p roper di v id en d, an d yet ',. ra id ,„ho„, themselves ,„ public, f or furnishing theta with no information to enable diem '...• . . lg recognised, as guilt is always timid; to judge of its prosperity, he should not at irreseut . Teed lay ITIIIIIkV_ 'hut ill.nrittir lila t''..._ make any observatioha on that oohing.! but thrtt oe • LIMERICK, DECEMBER 25. EXECUTION OF SIIAUGHNUSY AND MAGRATR, FOR SEIZING ARMS. hai. ho4de% . dividend. 711 la day is publi4lird, handsomely printed in bra. 1_ _ price 10s._ DR ANI AS of the ANCIENT WORLD; viz. The Deluge—The Plague of Darkness—The Last Plagne—ltispah—Sardanapalus—The Destiny of Cain—. allesDefitil uS Caill.7llNrell Lave. ~. By -ETN DSAY. "It way be 'necessary for me to say something re ssootiois. the 'insofar esineidenee of my leaSieg 'chosen Ale some subjects as Lord Byrom fur two of my Dramas. I entreat permission to assert, and credit whew I do assert, that it is entirely accidental—that my Dramas w r written lung befule Lord Byron's were annossu before I could Lave b3d 4 avy idea that hie bellirrlA • ti i as w engaged . spun the Drama at all. The js firiuri I y of the exeentioa at mine may, perhaps, lead me to recret that I have selected the same 'subjects, other. wise I never can lament nay coincidence with the admired Author of Manfred mid Childe Haruld."—Author's Ad,er. ti.ement. Yesterday, at a quarter past two o'clock, these two onlusppy Essen were executed at Gallows, Notwithrtunling the great interest which perinea in this neighbourhood might be si to gown tett: or - 'WNW TUFTIIMPIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIFINITEMMIFINPIIMI IMMO tillerllPW af SMILO Cas • ,list Thep* wf Death is si cues the moat splend id sod the Met successful Piece ever produced et ibis Theatre; and . the electrical effect of the Lookiag Glass Comets hu sum ' panted the Managers' most sasiguiee expectations. ALwokieg Glass Certain, 'goal in extent to the orsliaary Drop Curtain of the Theatre, will be exposed to iespection at the End of the First Piece, and at nu other I period of the Ermine. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, January sod during the Weal, will be performed the late new seal highly meter Barletta, written by H. M. Milner, Esq. called, • - • • BEARS NOT BEASTS! OR, FOUR LEGS BETTER THAN TWO! Priacipal Characters by Messrs. Powell, W. Bennett, 11.1km:dry, And Mumma. Misses Jelumiog and lgateow. Oscine in Blank Verse. by Btaife Fils‘a;44,lllq Demstl:lasss.—XVl. the Leg of Memo Sellasal .F Prat 'No. I. The Cook's Oracte.—XVll. On Early Rising; is a •Letter to Mr. North.—XVlll. The Literary Pocket-book; or, Companion fur the Lover of Nature and Art.—Xl X. Sin gular Recovery from Death.—XX. Quip Modest to Mr. Barker; in a Letter to Christopher North. Raq.—XXl. Works Preparing fur Publication...-XXII. Moodily List of New Publications.—XXlll. Monthly Register. Commer. eial Report. Appointments, Proinutiool, &c. Births, Mar riages, and Deaths, ifee. CONTENTS OT No. I.IX. 1. Irish Milisdies, with the Mamie. Nu. 1. Snag 1. Saint Patrick. Sung 2. Lament of a Connaught Ranger. Hong 3. Rafferty's Advice. Song 4. The Gathering of the Mahon'''. !Wog 5. A Real Irish " Fly sot yet." Song It. The impassioned Wave.-11. The Hop Ground. In Four Soartets —III. Moonlight Meditations.—lV. The Smother.—V. November. In Six Soistretc—Vl. Nevem. brr Rreuthings.—Vll. Harold's Graire.--Vlll. The %boot of Oliver—lX. The Steam-Boat. No. 8. Tale, Nu. 13. The Ong and the Black Cat. Tale, No. 14. Travelling by Night. Tale, N.. 15. The Odnotist's Monkey. Tale, No. HI. The Co ter.—X. Whigs of the Claymore, in a Letter to Christopher North, Litterr to the Airtime Annals of the Parish," Stc.—Xll. Historical View of the Rise, Progress, Decline, and Fall of Ike Edits. burgh Review.—Xlll. A Letter einmerning Haydou's Paint• ings.—XlV. Essays ou Phiennlogy, sec.—XV. Voyages and Travels of Columbus Be-condos. Cbap. 18. Christmas XVI. Remarks MI Shelley's Adonais. Aa Elegy on the Death of John Kests.—XVll. Merhartique Celeste; or, the Prophetic Almairaek, for 11122.—XV111. The Retrospective Reiriew.,"-A IX. The Pirate,' by the Author of Waverley.'— XX. Shaltand Fisheries.—XX I. Letter front Paris.—XXll. Lynilsay's Dramas of the Antacid Captain Cochrane and the Niwth.East Cape of Asia.--XXIV. On the late Rumour of a Chauge iss Admiuistratisio.—XXV. L'En voy to Volume Tenth. Printed fur T. Cadell, London ; and Williams Blackwood, Edinburgh. Piloted fir T. Callen, Stroud, London ; and William Blackwood, Edieborgla. After which the new splendid sod terrific Mein-Drama, which has for mouths psci excited the Wonder and Admi ration of sH Paris. now first adapted to the English Stage, wish a dexter ut Magnificence and an extent of Machinery newer before attempted, sad emitted, THE TEM PLE OF DEATH! Priaeipel Characters by Mears. Huntley, CordeU, Row- P. Cooke, H. Beverley, and Powell. Misses Aar; Wituve, and Sabestoa. miletwd• with the farcical and highly Comic Barletta, entitled, - ]UST ONE DOCTOR TOO MANY! aireibilv•thiri by Venire. T. P. Cooke, Sloaisn, U. Bever !, Rawbiellaam, aril Mina %Faison. This day is published, price 2s. No. 111, of THE COUNTRY VERSUS LONDON._ CONTUITII:-1. Redemption of the National Debt.— 11. New Character of Brutus.-111. Homer's Battles of tie Frogs sod M ice.—lV. The Radical Quest inn decided (• Tale). —V. Two more Prophecies: 1 Paper Money called is; T. The Coventry Can.linate.—Vl. The Retrospective Review : 1. Howell's Letters; 2. Cliauman's Plays.—Vll. State of Ireland.—Vlll. Letter of Civis on the Constitutional APRO. elation, and the Editor's Reply.—lX. Radical Nights' En tertainments: 1. The Negro Bones; 2. The Dreauser.—X. The British Msetial.—Xl. Cross Reeilings.—Xl. Answers to Enigmas.—Xlll. Agricultural Distress, and • Remedy propused.—YlV. Huw the Loudon Papers are read in the Country. k .~ MEDICAL SCHOOL, ST. BARTHOLOMEWS 4,OSVITAI„ Appendix :—Agricultural Case in Parliament (finished!. The find Report on Foreign Trade. The steemsd Repine urns Foreign Trade. The third Report (begun). ' • Printed for J. M. Gulch, Bristol; and F. C. tea J. Ravin too, Londuso. pIIE SPRING COCMSi of LECTURES will be Cuastaeuted at dais Sclinsil or MONDAY, Jenny It, 1822. On the THEORY 604 i PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. HUE. INALAND. 111 'On ANA76W ad PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER. NETHY. ON 46 THEORY and PRACTICE or SURGERY, by hk. AIIERNETHY. Os CHEMISTRY and the MATF.RIA MEDIC*, by Dr. HUE. Oa IeIOVVIPERY, by Dr. GOOCH AO Dr. CON CH:Err. PRACTICAL. ANA T4ii.l T sod DEMONSTRATIONS, by Mr. STANLEY. Further Particulars may lie obtained by applying to Mr. Wheeler, Apothecary, at the Hothatal. FRENCH WINES, &e. of the first quality, aril 25 per cwt. below the Prices which are geue rally charged. F. FLOWER, No. 1, Palt.matl, respectfully iiifrornas the Nubility, Gentry, aka French Fsauilies is part:eau, that he has a Consignmeot of the follosiou Winer, of must excel Irat quality, and at the followiug low Prices:— Per Doz. Petit Bordeaux noutarae, partsenluly fine Borne Propose, curiously fine and 12 pears in bottle 63s. erearniiit Chatupsigne 13p40:film dusto hiller) doh', the most superiur Claret Laßue Also • small parcel of (tld Hock, vintage 1790... 901. West India Madeira, of a very superb quality... 6dr. Thu 1r 04. 111 an artic le very stssirable to Ire not with now. na the Town is inundated with trash at low Priers, called , Eu " t a West India Madam , which is direct horn else niatad of-Madeird to England, in Liner fur various minis lactated goods. Applications for Sample Softies will he atomic' to. 1 1 .8. —Please terubserve that F. F 1.019 F.lt'S Counting mese is down the Steps under lite First House ill the Huy!' Arcade, but the Entrance from Fall-mall, - • ..: • . . . ... . . . . ,=:'sIII' !--n--------- " ----d- T --', rvipmegst 5952. _ -......._-_ ___ rola:Aiwa-multi 1.., DOCUIrY-LA XX. EAST I Tills EVENING, TUESDAY . January I, HE COI • T k , .. J ..„,„ ...... a will perferelhe Comedy of UNITED LAND, leading s THE DIAAM4IIST. G. C., n lii (trill* Use "Ig nta E ,„ O )' E Thst a EN 1 Mr. Enidon ; Lord . I.l6lic * -.1 Mr Illonsaril ; noel, • Serairti. Flr. Genie; Merry nor-. r . w..lhe held at Ile F 4 ,,,,,,0h., m e , Pawky ; Wilimaeldry, Mr. 11 ill. Harley ; ; L oe w e ch e w. NESDAY, the m 'I homes*. Lear W• 01 " .1, Ma rlowe ßl t iteo • I she Foreyomi 1111 MI, Mile Sentbees; Mariasose, . Eder.. uuder.gpipt limed I After willeh Joseph I THE cuItON AVON. ' Samuel I eeve s i runee (rem Wesimioster He 11..... John Ad The Procomisea . The S e r o wdseree the lateriew of the Alattcy.— i ThTh oa ini, H. Calla aall Intreillaetery &see, le which Mr.-Knight .1i L ace T, T. Ili a sew Coale So ilied, ° The Kiag and tee Gerallailla, To banal tie the I, • Old E n lised sadwilleeeyla."—The Fourth Sce•so, "Th the Melt,' is the merle Of *Oct the Drawl Kew of Ole ope or". ge..4e,ott-, this l C 6 last, To conclude will" flie,formsetie Wasieal Eeleaeaffalo2l, Called yh r ,,, eit Z of the . GIeWANNI IN LONDON. . Hied* Willy, of II 4 D oe 0,,,e 4 0. Marline Vesiele; Leporello, Mr. Harley ; of too*. upon at 11r. Plameariar Relate, Mr. Rareard. Mrs. Leperelto, • • of the I A moor e e hle, ; sfi l eCesessasela Quinette, ID,. row, i 61 1 011111- • ' fortbe p • th Ar 4.0 4, . _AloppoppipLiortzelt-rirce...... fh. 3 Salmi of the Theatre. ISel l iatabfished by Min Ealininue is engage& and wilt shortly make her or. -•-• .. as appearance with Mr. Keats in a new Tragedy. A SERIES Mr. Kean will rrtwrn from his Provincial Tour nn Male- proved pen day oral, impair" 7, on Which Eeesiiag he sill perform Oh •sigggry, e hi e fi f a t Doke of Glo'ster. Astky Cooper, B. I To-morrow,Secreta {Perth Knowing—The Curonatio,,.... wooe of ate not sad brightened to Death. the time of Han On Thursday, A Bold Stroke Gm. a Husbaad—Tbe tom. a s e he d pA 4 4„„, ronstise—and Fortunes Frolic. By CI Oe Friday, The Jew wish The Coronation. Lecturer Oa Sarerday, Wald (leis. „ i l Th EA 711/R-NDIP>i L, COVitlelt6 A RUNIC - t..• A SERIFS of en r Practice of Phys rIS EVENINti, TUESDAY, 'January I, p floroot „, &c .„, will be acted the Opera of lef • Use Pl ' imin atm ~, -. ROB ROY RIACGREOOR. Tables d; Mr Frederirk Vernon, Mr. Egentua; Raaleleigh Oates*. Students preemie stone, Mr. Abbott; Pennell' thibialdisterse. Mr. Derweet ; 110. Foolscap I Owns, Mr. Blserhard; Capt. Theentuo, Mr. Connor • Rub o This is Ors I 1 Roy Macgregor Campbell, lir. Illeacready ; Vesta l, Me. preparing Gentler Eatery; Mollie Nicol - /antic, Mr. Liston. Diana Venous, Questions and km •Miss U. Tree; Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Pencil. to the object dear After which (61h.time), a new Psulosaime ' ca ll e d 'ember, 11121,• HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUN CH; THE CH EMI! Or THE YELLOW DWARF. DON PHA RM A Kin 4 Ike G old Mines (afterwards Harlequin); Mr. Ellar ; Goisei Pig (enemata's, Harlequin's larquey), Mr. I. S. Gri- t mabli; Mother Bunch (the Desert Fairy), Master Lung, EPLACKWI I hart; Yellow Dwarf (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. -.11, znu, Ni The Princess All-Fair (ifierwasilsColeshilie), Mies E. Dew pH . nett; the Queen of,Golcunda (afterwards Pantaloon), SIN C Igirriea. • 1. Branasszedi A pries* Box may be bad fur the' Peseta, or nightly; „,..u. Christmas I Mr. Brandon, ist the Box-Office. Spinostsc—lV. 1 ' Boars,7l.; Second Price, 31.1d.—Pit, Ss. 6d. ; Seemed p r i miose. _p l. NI Prior., 211--Callery, 25.; &toad Price, le.—Upper Gal- Harace.....Vll. 0:: 1 lery, Is.; Second Price, 6.1. girlie Instruction er Harlequin and Mother Bunch will be repented every No. 4.—V111. averring. Schools of Minn I , To-alocreer. and Saturday, Thu Two Geetlesato of Verona. .Mete Lsuii, pot On Thursday, she Opera of The Earle. • Followen..— Hoe t 1 - Or Friday, the Tragedy of Hamlet : Hamlet, Mr. Young. Emperor of Hays 1 , —XIII. knoieat I '. rafferfew r ow c 4 l 44Mtaii. 7 . .= tz i I i f.. 4 :147Li; • of Saw Calnare. ,Paesm s I. Blank . - She Temple of Death is et apes the moat aplendld sod th e Drositlelness.—X' most successful Piece ever produced et this Theatre; and No. I. "The Cool . Ike electrical effect of the Lookiag Glass Coruna, has son- Jotter to Mr. N •, passed the Managers' most. 'supine expectations. or, Companion fu 1 1 ' O. Lookiex Glass Certain, etpial in extent to the ordinary grilse Recovery I i !I Drop Curtain of the Theatre, will be exposed to pilhlic Barker; in a L I.) 1 \ inspection at she End of the Firm Piece, and al no other Works Preparing period ef the Evening. New Publication THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, January I real Report. Ap sad during the Week, will be perfo r med the l a te new ' risgei'sad Droll and lOW,' Molar Borten, writtee by H. M. Milner, Esq. 1. Irish Mellott 1 !,) called, • - • BEARS NOT BEASTS! OR, FOUR LEGS BETTER Patrick. Song Sung 3. Ratko , THAN TWO! • the Mahon'''. • Priaciaal Characters by Messrs. Powell, W. Bennett, Song 6. Th e in M. Ileverky, lad Shonsa. Mimes Jelastoti and Mangum In Four Sennett After which she new :splendid mid terrific Melu-Drama, Smaggler.—V. II ../i which bay for mouths pmt excited the Wonder and Adnii- ben Breathings- i Tahoe of sH Paris. now first adapted to the English Stage, of Oliver —IX. ' with a degree ut Magnificenes and am extent of Machumery The ling and tl newer before attempted, and emitted, by Nigh'. Tale • TEE TEMPLE OF DEATH! No. 16. The C • Priaeipel Characters by Mears. Huntley, CordeU, Row- in a 'Letter to C l ' , Aim, T. P. Cooke, H. Beverley, and P o well. Misses Assam,. of •An 71m1 Walesa, cad Jabestoo. View of the Rise, mean& wadi the farcical and highly Comic Barletta, beech Review.— entitled, ings.—XlV. Err • - • 3UST ONE DOCTOR TOO MANY! Travels of Colts. .. - afiClaareelers by brass. T. P. Cooke, Sloaran, 11. Bever- XVI. Remarks I i/ Ihisrbrallaans, and Mimi Watson. Death of John 1( I i Prophetic Alma i / MEDICAL SCHOOL. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S R ev iew. ir_XlX. / MOSVITAI„ XX. Slelffand Fa frIIIE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES LYalissY's Dram, ) Cochrane and the I will be Coasincecad at this School or MON DAY, l ate R umour of a Jalalaty 21, 1822. • •Pty to Volume "I' 1 On the ' HEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, p rinted f or T. by Dr. HUE. PI 00 ANATOMY ad PHYSIOI.OGY, by Mr. ABER. Edinburgh. f NETWY. SC RO 1 , ON the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Me, ASEAN EYHY. MR. CilA i IVIII his Establ 0 * CISEMeSTRY and the MATF.RIA MEDICA, by - itto. , fiehk : to Dr. RUE. Oa MIDWIFERY, by Dr. GOOCH and Dr. CON- Bi t i ° l ., ° . ‘ N ‘ l .r o l o : o rt •: I QUM PRACTICAL ANATOMY and DEMONSTRATIONS, milers arising C. by 11r. STANLEY. to warrant him I. Farther Particulars may lee obtained by applying to Mr. can cure as great Wheeler, Apothecary, at the Hospital. Pala, hitherto tire disease afflictissi firleuce asserte, th FRENCH WINES, Se. of the first quality, disorder. • 11-* sad 25 per ceut. below the Prices which are gene. Mr. Whirl:nee tally charged. Wows Diseases, t F. FLOWER, No. 1, Pall.mall, respectfully informs this I terred in, is also Nubility, Gentry, mot French Families is partmular, that he cuufidc"ce I t s i' s has a Consignment or the following Winer, of most excel-. 4 practice at his II lest quality, and at the followsug low Prices:— Icil y attend um p er D er . four o'clock. ' Petit Bordeaux Sauterne, particialuly flue 4 3., snsy he disposer 1 Busse 4 ;3.. Woo' Means a' Pronstac, curiously fine and 12 year in bottle._ cla. the community 1 efealitiliC Champtigne , Nth /ARM( dote biller ) Mon, the most superior l/6s. suintatire whaler 1 Claret Leans i Also • small parcel of Old Hoek, vintage 1290„, pa s . .. of mercury.—Va West India Madeira, of a very superb quality-.. 64.. or the oral 'PP' , Thi. Wi tte Is as arti cle very desirable to he nict with DUO. all hut !" ' dune i as the Town i s i nun d a t e d with trash at low Prices, called Mr'!lcloc". have ,Eul and Weat India Madeira, iiiirli is direct from she obsesses'. PuPuttied ic nisbdsf-Madeird to England, in biner for various mane. Mr. Whitlow c (mimed goods. of Borany, and o Applications for Sample Bottles will be totemic.' to. day and 'llsiirsda N.B.—Please urobserve that F. FLOW F.ICS Colliding- ing. 1119 wink li horse is down the Steps under the First House iu she Roy!' togs, exhibiting 51 Arcade, b u t th e E ntrance from Pell-mall. Terms made k . . . - . . . ..... . _ ~ . _ ... SCRUtULA EFFECTUALLY CURED. MR. Cli A IVHI FLAW liar removed I. his Establishment from Great Queen-street, Lincoln's to No. 97, GILEA r RGSSELL.STREET, ItLOONISRURY. Mr. Whillaw'a success in the cure of Scrofula, and all dis orders arising from or civil with it, has been such as to warrant him to come before the Public and amen that he eau cure as great a proportion of Patients afdicted with Scro. Pala, hitherto deemed incurable, as can be cured of any other disease afflicting the bitumen frame; aid therefore with con. Gtleuce asserts, that be is to possession of a Specific- fur that disorder. Mr. Whitlow', success it the rare of Cancerous and Cnta. WWI. Diseases, of churl, numerous cases of cure eau be re terreal to, is also highly interesting to the Public; ■nd with confidence he itoritra the Pablic to witness the effects of his practice at hi■ house, where a number of Gentlemen regu. tarty attend un Wednesdays, between the hours of two and four o'clock. The fall investigation of numerous eases thew permitted to the view of those benevolent persons whu may be disposed to examine them, will be en useful prepa ratory Mean* of introducing these iuvaluable remedies to the community at large. Mr. Whttlaw amities the Public that his Medicines are chiefly prepared flout American herbs, without any mineral sultatance whairvrr; and they are found eminently benefi cial to all constit winos which have beer Injured by the use of inerrury.—Vapour Bathe, and Medicated Vapour Baths, of Ike moot approved emmirtectinn, are ready at his house at all finurs: them Bat t s, when combined with the use of his Medicines, have ne ver yet failed of relieving inflamniatury disease', purticialsuly of a typhus nature. Mr. Whitlaw gives Lectares ou the Theory and Practice of Botany, and un the Laws of Life aid Health, every Tues day and 'll'hursday at two o'clock, awl ■t eight in Ike even. ing. Hos made of lecture is by the aid of transparent Paint ings, exhibiting the classes and orders of the Dunkin System. Terms made known by applying as abort: • DUBLIN, DECIMBER 28. MARQUIS WELLESLEY. [Extract from the Dublin Preenion's Journal of lb. 2811 December, Fritley On Wednesday morning the Marquis Ws'l e aky left Brycknalt, and after visiting Lsdy Eleanor Butler and Alias Ponsonhy, near Llangollen, he proceeded to Kuyoge Moor, and where he remained on Wednesday night; when the mail passed, it was understood that his Excelleucy would limbs lily be at Holyhead on Thursday afternoon, and that he would embark for Dublin on board the yacht as sOOO as might be practicable. %Ve received a letter from Holyhead yesterday, stating that Mr. Johnston and some other frieuda of the Marquis Wellesley, would dine at Morau's hotel, at that place. on Tuesday, and proceed next morning for Ireland. The letter also men tinned that Marquis Wellesley would not reach Holyhead bane Thursday night. Mr. Johnston has since arrived in Dublin, and taken up his resi dence for the present at Niorrissun'it hotel. fie is u ccompanied by Mr. Blake, the celebrated Eng lish Chancery Barrister, who, rie our readerti is a Catholic, and a particular friend of the 61319111 S WrIICSICy. It is now officially announced that the new Lord Lientenant may be expected to arrive on the morn nig of next Saturday (to-morrow) at the Pigeon house, and to make his entry into the city of Dult liu about eleven o'clock. Mr. Lee, the King's Lo t ssenger. has been .ant to Holyhead, for the purpOse i.f attending his Lordship. The Noble Marquis will be received by the gen tAelitlT, __ Os of the peasantry u. gene rally supposed that several tin., mats of the bet• ter claoaser of labourers, and small Cotierr, have been implicated in these disturbances, and that they ate - afraid to show themselves in public, for fear of being recognised, as guilt is always timid ; it was observed by many, that during the Com mission, they kept :Ivor also, and were not visible in suity part of Limerick, is upon ordinary occa sions. The two unhappy felons were escorted by a troop of the 6th dragoon guards, two companies of the 79th regiment, and by some of Captain Drought City Police, mounted and dismounted : four Roman Catholic Clergymen were unremiting iu their solicitude, for the future welfare of the wretched sufferers. Shaughnessy was greatly al tered in his appearance sitter his condemnation ; Magrath was not. When the procession readied the usual spot of execution, a ring was formed by both the cavaliy and infantry, and the two prisoners knelt on the ground, and remained in fervent prayer for about twenty minutes ; the hangman, meantime, who is an old decrepit!, miserable looking being, and wore no disguise whatever, finding it inconvenient to stand in the mud, which covered the place of execution, took some hay and straw out of his car, and lii.ced it 'slider Ins feet until the Prisoners walked down to him. The Rev. Mr. Ilandrahato and two other clergymen, then aseended the temporary scaffold. Shaughnessy stepped up lightly, and was followed by Mugrath, who appeared squally firm and re. signed ; there was not the slightest symptom of fear visible in either; their deltic:moor was solemn and contrite ; they appeared to have profited by the advice of the Hon. Justice Moore, who had sentenced.them, mud also by the wholesome counsel of their attentive cmilessors, fur it was evident that their thoughts were not on the earth, but seemed to soar superior to the frail condition of mortality : and happy wait for them, that their minds were fix-d on that imiterithebte kingdom, within which all hope for habitations. Shaughtwssy spoke as follows, only a few mo menta before the fatal signal was given :- 1 . MT Fanning—l pray God to blew you all. I beseech you to offer op your prayers to 11. for the salvation of our Miami.' souls; before I die I would wild, to convey a word of advice to our late deluded associates. I wish to implore thews to have more sense; they never can hope to accomplish their purposes, whatever they are; I am guilty; I did take the gnu from Mr. Sandy/Mt; it is all true; per reedy true. I forgive my prowecittors, they only did their duty. !Ai all Hume who have arms deliver them op to the Magistrates ; olden they do, the tranquillity of the country will :re very uncertain; oh! let them du it, or they will rue the day. It was not I that rubbed t h e officer of hi, arms; more I cnnnot say; God in Heaven bless ye."—A Clergy. man then drew the rap over his face. Alagrath (who had been a smith) raid— " God forgive me, they swore nothing but the frith. I would nut have beru mad enou g h to have taks.o the musket from the soldier, only that I was in liquor ; and so wicked was I at the lame, I ass sore, that if I Awl help. 1 mould have disarmrd the ob.!e pasty of soldiers. lam fully sensible of my crimes. Oh ! frituds Ore up , surrender year mom" He then resumed his prayers, each of the cul prits held a small crucifix in his right hand, which they with great fervour wergild tn, their breasts.— The wretched parents of each of the sufferers were -- p make any observatiobs on that subject ; but that as • new system had lately been adopted in taking English bills of excliainte at the Bank of Ireland, lie wished to ask one or two questions, as be thought it an unwise measure; at the same time that he should not he ashamed of appearing somewhat igno rant upon topics with which he could not be s e. peered to be were conversant. The Bank agrees t 3 take English bills at an exchange of 7a or 71. 12.. 61, per cent. which is • much higher exchange than the same bills might be purchased for, if the Batik did not interfere; so that the Mink keeps up.• the exchange at • great expense to the establish ment, though a low exchange is most useful to this country, as it tends to introduce a metallic cireulae tion, and decrease the issue of country hankers' notes; he wished, therefore, to know what was the object of the Directors in keeping up the ex change, and what did they intend to Jo with the property thug invested in English bills of ex change ? Did they mean to bring it back to Ireland ? If they do, the Hank must sustain a loss of near one per cent. on all bills so taken, when the com mission they must pay in England, the expense of bringing back gold, and the loss of interest, ut the mean time, are cousidered. It is said that tl e Bank enters into this kind of deeding to prevent specullors from making • traffic of bringing over savereigus ; but that, if an evil, must be of a trifling p dare, lor the moment it comes to be int pat•ut it will necessarily correct itself ; however its immediate effect would be to establish a metallic . circulation, and put an end to the circulaben of country bankers' notes. Instead of couweratting siach a result, the object of the Directors ►hould be to aid it, and by that means the whole circulation of the country wou!d consist of gold and national rinses, whereby both the Bank and the tuition w" would be materially benefited; but if the Direc tors intend to keep this property in England, the prudence of that measure will depend upon the purpose for winch they keep it there; and it' they refuse at present to mention the purpose, we can only form a correct judgment of the useaeure at a future dry; but it is obvious, that nothing but an object of great importance and edvantiege to the Bank can justify the transfer of • large per- Lion of the Bunk capital to Engliiipl, instead of keeping it at home, for the acconitaTdetiou of the trading and mercantile interest. Mr. Borne then said, that he did not meanie affirm positively, that the measure was a wrong one; . he only meant to say, that he had doubts about and wished for some explanation. If he appeared ignorant on the subject, many other persons were HI a similar predicament, and tne . witte and henioneetiie course for the Directors to pursue, would be to fur nish such information as might be safely COMUIlltio• cased, and, would enable those foe whom they were acting to judge of. their measures, instead of leaving them them in utter ignorance, and then ~r