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NUMBER 6080. LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 30, IB2g P►tuvi 741. THRATRR.ROYAL, DRURY-LA N R. THIS EVENING , THURSDAY. May 30. his Majesty's Servants will perform Shakspeare His torical Play of HENRY THE EIGHTH. Cardinal Wider, (3d time). Mr. Kean; Wag Heavy the yirlith, Mr. Pope; Cardin, Comprise. Mr. Powell; Duke of e ti ckierlieni. Mr. Thomp s on; Lord chambiiiii., Mr. flaroard; Ositaiwell. Mr. Pesky. Qoeso B,atbviw, Mrs. M. W e n t; Lady Deasy. Mrs. Harkerwo; Amos Bellew. Miss Switbaso ; MUMS. Mill Pewy. In •Att Promesise to Om Chrisissimg of the Primer Elisabeth. • Alter chick tips Sfortie4l Eatertaimment of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Peel, Motorise Terris ; Alasabra. Miss Gate', poled ; Ossol. aimm. Mr. Ciotti; Caplan , Tropic Mr. Gatti,. Ilintimia, Miss Perry ; Mary, Mrs. Stead; Josiah*. Mies Cahill.. Tie d o ers will be opened at Half.past et; o'Cloelt, sad M F ederations nimmeste at &eves. Misr Is.; Snood Prier 3s. 3s. 64.• Seemed Price Gallery Si.; isemed Pelee li e-Upper Gallery lc; heed Price ed. Phew to be odium of Mr. Modwell s is the Risioada of she seem of the Theatre. Private &ars eau be oiteiremi for the EreslaS of Me. p o deell, et the 80. OSCO. T'ae Public ere rospeetfolly Informed. that Mb. Mooklisio, of Boad.streel, is appoieerd role Apeet et the West End of tie Toss, fur the oighily disposal if the Prussic Bowes he. leering to the Lessee of this Theatre. Oo Retarder, the Opera of Abroad and at Home. 0a Tassday. The Castle of Aorlahmia. SOCIETY FOR THR IMPROVEMENT OF PRISON DISCIPLINE. AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this INSTITUTION will be held on MONDAY NEXT, Jane 3, at Freemason' Hall, Great Qweeti-iiireet, 1nw.164.1a. His Royal Hillmans the DUKE of 01.0V canine, the Patron, will take the Chair at Twelve o'Clock precisely. AJoisaisin wil l by Cares, which are In a coon. of delivery to Sitharribera, sad laity ha had at thaeOSlre of tM goeitilt No. IS, Aldeninashury. Seedsteilbtpratided fee Ladies. y. and left the followiag day to Mons a soave r pos. Bible with the result of so Interview they anticipated the Viceroy world give them. Matters bad mimed a meet serious appearance, sad it was the opinion of those imme diately charged with the management of the uegocatione, that so amicable itiOntiment would take place. The boats or the Ewe w ere ellsrloYed in thoch•tgioff to the userst ships, in purlieu, the cargo of the country ship Susan (which was freighted by the Broca Governmeot to China with cotton), and alas isioadime the NON(0111,11}1, Cala pauy's ship Nest with feu from the other ships that bad re ceived mom part of their turas ea board before the rupture took place. The Repulse (whom torte is completed) e n d the l ee r, will tat the .sly two skips to follow, but are likely to be de. Miami some time to carry home dispatches. The Vsusitlart end feebly Castle had arrived at China ; the Magino t , Walker, ostword Wood, had sniped at DI. Helena. On the day the Farquharatio WI China. it was said a elope of an Edict, received from the Chinese by the l'ortrititeso Geserou et Macaw, had isms tramsitted te Chornpee, re quiring the immediate demure i.em Macau of alt Amish solgoets, whir* towood loncislipmeisaukra for their safety. The Edicts or Letters of the itimerey of Canino are fell of repetition of the argument that the English Riefiarthotes .64 of emir (am the Towbar , is styled) hairier been employed to esmoy the trade, ought to be altogether on the same foot. ins as the Convenes' ships, sad that therefore the affair sirouW out be regarded as betreeto the two Governeseute, but should be left to the management of the Hong mer. chants. All offer is mark to collect the Chiscse present at the affray, and give the Emboli au opportuaity of selehieur those by whom any of them were wounded; aud, on the other Laud, it is required that one of the British crew shall be given up to be tried aud punished, 011 the grimed that it is a me meal role in sad out of Chins ; that " he who kills a maw shell forfeit his life." This was the g I vibstaisce of the semen to the applications of " the English Chief and his eolleagues." The last of these Edicts, dated the 18th of Jammary, eoseledes thus.— " 1 sow hereby older the Hong merchants to (midis my orders on the said Chief and his colleagues, and say, sieve the foreigners in the said ship of war of the said maim, within use t ory, caused the death of natives. the mar derer or murderers who killed the people is or are in the said skip of war, cad, recording to the laws iif the Celestial Empire, it is iecumbesit to bring forward the parties, try, judge, and punish them at the place where the crimes were committed. lieu the said naval officer knows lids is au affair of importance, he ought, forthwith, to take the mur derers end deliver them up, nor can he succeed in making pretestikor returning bowie and departing to the said country. " Let the Howe merchants immediately communicate my orders to the Chief and the other,, saying that their minds may be perfectly quiet, and they mu, iu the first place, rehire to the Ferrieo Factories, and, at the same ti address themselves to the Naval Officer of the said coun.ry, tellies and oommaodnig hint is deliver up the foreign mur derers, for he is nut Dials permitted with empty words to annoy by statements. As fur ibe rest , obey former edicts, and Manage according to the tenor thereof. A SPICIAL EDICT. AMERICA. _ Nt* VORIL, MAT 4. VIIOIIII PORT.AV Patitc*--Capt. Hutchinsoo triaged at Diltitsnee front Puet.sa-Plince, informs that the &Hirai Wools of war Carnation bed arvivit there from Jernhors, with dispatches from President Bayer, which was ignite 'Cutely forwarded to him at the Cap.. riott-thrtritu. RAY 4 . ISOM seo• of the President's ilieseoge, and the rote of the Hutt*, of Repre.entatitii• in favour of the'selkonwiedgraeot of the Indepeedenee of Spanish.' me rice, bed reached Lagoira, end was reeeiiiid with twitch jot. Pats Cabello was Areleted by the Petriots to be is iletilde of Idoekocle. Two brig. and four schooners were nearly reedy , to sail from tocsin, ender the coma mod of Commuiddre Noma, to Worked* Porto Cabello. UNITED STATES AND SPAIN. Meaty from the President or the United Must, irameeett is personae, of a Res Litton of the Snare of the tat% lastest, 'sadly Papers relative to the Retetoittem trf the holepepaleoe• of*, Ihmeth Aro/rime Colootoe. I tesumelii is the Iteemee.atioretile to their Ileeotottelt 4 yeeseprotsy, • Retort from the theretary of DMA, leith wf t 4 Papers reoweetett by that Resseitettes. asitat toe 7,4 ti lt reeognitiou of the loath Americas Ptutrifeeeo. Weeltiogiett, April tai iste. JANES MONROE: afar I had the honour of rrert•tug it, laid b, fore the Pr. at dem of the Visited Stmt., by .thus is bas have deliberately , considered. awl by *Mom direction' I am, is irpirme to it, so assure yuie of the eartieeleatee and Moen ity with which 'hie Gotiettintentileeltra to ecotertaie and to cultivate the 014./Vi 1 . .14 . 0111y Deletions 'nth that v,Spai•. This 'um Um been seasifearil y me only by the n at fbrot tour., of the tlei.e.l Matti Is their direct, p..... 11•41, and caiwinereial Mtn course !Moth Spate, but by iiet letters* *Mkt shvy bare felt la the welfare of the 14041.-4 Mitioe, mud by the toed's' sympathy with which sirt 11.4. witermeil their spirit sad reesty, cleated in atioymaiiitoty their iiiileprodeeCealf ell lumpu teeetrol, and their lieu a( atrif•g rat. Is every question relating to tho iedepentienee of a se lion, ewe priecipilee sire invelvedo-one wf rixlit, sail sib other of fact. The fernier esehnively depeinlimir up** the Jeterminatioeof the satiate itself, neon the letter rtailltiste from tie anceeraflil esimothin of she deterssaisainta. 1 hie right has been treettili t entrcieed as stilly the Spa•tah eaten. in'Eltope, as by NV. ral of eh**. coitesroc is. the Amalie's' losamplifte, whip had for two a, interns byre ,wetted a* rolomies with Sipco. la the cocaine wiittli love .needed throe rovrhot.uos lie 11:114ell Sure. have tatefelir MOM &lbw airy poet, eitelrealillie tho right of the Manias mow coati:reed in them, to mai*. inie ow Re swats, then nen political coattilwiiiine, MO obliernmy wherever it was a content by cram lee mom impartial isaortrelity. Rat the civil aver, is witch Spain tem for moat years broolved wish slur tokshilante her Calming in America, hen, M atiteesece, mined as emetic Treaties, rielvalent soon ackaarteditentat of inilepai'aleice, have hers ramelseded by the COMM a donned Viceroys of Spat% herself, with she Repolifie of Vele nibia, with Slamiew s.J wish Pave—teleir the provieem of La Plal• and its Chill, sir Speeisla litter hw faw several years tinned to diatom° lie in ilepeaderce which lie tuhabatauts of intim cuisines bed deviated. ACIDULATE() ESSENCE of ANCI-10. EE—ibis sew Mod* of prepariag Attebovy Beers being sow braihrlit to the greatest prefeetion, is respertfelly reaeossrsdedtolbe Nobility arid Gentry olio •re partial to masted llaroer, sad whicli LAZENBY sod SON presente tp hope will give gvoreral satasta,:tios, as it ts sot Kahle to tors nitwit, whew tweed. It is prepsred ere ae Isksonlere, No. t. Edwford sorrel. Portnias-Ipsare. Tbe Label of reel Boole is slimed • Elisabeth Laseoby," same se tire Harre)'s Uwe. NI deo HEIR AT LAW of WALLINGER 0:10011 1 14M-104 etretword, who formerly resided M CMlldedoe, its OM Calory of Wilts, mid afterwards is some part of Loodoit. wilt spidy to Mr. Goody, Solicitor, Willa, Its say bear ufsoweithing to bie advaetsge. Departure.' of Stair, April ItS, The Secretory of Saute, Su Thom lira been referred a Nom. hole* of the Senate, of ibis day, rrqursuiot the President a. roniosonseole'to lb. Senate any iiiforailohoo he may knee, proper to ►e disclosed. ',um the Al sunder et Madrid, or foots she Spanish htionder resident in this ronniry coiweraing the •iers of Spain rdalive to the recwiaitinr unlit. I oilepeadeoeir of the Sonib dr/renter Colosner, and of lb.. Ihriaorro of she Animal& Corley has the houour to submit to the Presides', copies of papers particularly referred to. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. [excLosuass The toinigh Minister to the Secretary of State, 9111 March, IRS (Translaliosi.) Secretary of &atria, the Spanish Minister, 61h Awed, 1111!. Nousish :Mouser to the Secretary of Mete, 11th Apt!, 'ln. 'IIIHE FIRST NU MBER of the MONTHLY R. CENSOR, or Gelarrol Review of Domestic and Fo reign Literature, will be pabliabed ea the 1.1 of June. prime 23.84. • Provectois may be bad of the Publishers, F. C. and J. Rivioetim, &2, Si. Paul's Cburrb-yard, and 3, Wsterloo-place, Pall-mall sod G. sad W. B. Whittaker, Undir these cirandstaarcs, the Guiroroosent of the 'Coiled States, fat from consolitag the dictates sir • policy able in its morality, by yielded to so obligation of duty of the highest eider, by receignicitig, as Older-odes. States, na. tiers which, af.er deliberately asnerflissa their right to that character, have twatotaiistd and established it against all the resiotaoce which had hero, or could be brought to uppums tt. This recommit". is seitl.er intruded Is invalidate any right of Spits, sew to affect the empluyoseet of any reams alai h as, may yes be disposed de enabl.d to use, with the view of reosittog them p. octaves to the rest of her duasioions. It is the mese ackonerledgiovoil ut 'quoting fact., wills the vie. to the regular establishment with the urinous timely foresee, •f those reiatsoos, pulsedf awl commercial, which it is the moral °blood."' of civilised and Christian tastiest to ester. Si,.. reesprocally with owe smuttier. It will out he retrain', to dimes* with pan a deta.l of facia, 'spun which yore information appears to he materially differed from that which has brew commun., rated to this Gueerstneot, and is of public anturiegy ; tax the property of she deonnalostiosis which yu• hawse attributed le the labahatiois of the Sesta Amer,- cilia provisoes. it is Mg doubled that other sod mote correct views of t h e whole subject will very shortly he tikes by tale Glo.“1111111111, sad that it, as well as lb. Meer Eeropesto G. veromreats, will @hew that deference to the onsaspie of she Gaited Staten which yew urge so • duty et the policy of tee Untied States to *hew to theirs. The aff et of the mop% et mi. teller-edam patios opea the Collnelli sad mea.orea of mother, too he join eel) , su far as it it subpolar, ; sad as the Veiled Vales desist hit their example elo.ithi be folitioed, es it is their lutrettoo Winnow Ong a others opus so other prieelple. They eosfi le n ity rely that the time is et bard whew all the Ovesrsorsts of Marepe tneodty Is Spsis. sod Speis herself, will not only soccer is the aritseededeseest of the isettpaidesee of the Antorinan Ogiiiert, but is the sentiment that settling wilt tend mere effectually to the welfare and happiness of Spwii.„ thaw the est wereal mote is that reCoguilliiie. I pray yule, Sir, to accept the assorasee of my shatiogaished cenaderettos. dODN QU/PICY ADAMS. Dire Jourie de Asdsegs, Savoy Zstrssedseary, dm. ills. Mv. Forsyth to the Secretary of State, Ifitli February, ISIS. (Extract.) Himmel, of the Cortes, 11th February, ITIANSLATION.I DON JOAQUIN Di •RDUAGA TO THE SECRETARY OP 6TATE. Wa.lthoglun, March 5,111111. 111•—In the ikisfionsal Isfellipertser of ibis day, I hive sent the Message seat by the President to the House of Re presentatires, is which be proposes she recognition. by the United States, of the Insurgent Governairiots of Spasish olaserics. How great my surprise was laky he easily judged by any one acquainted with the conduct of Spain towards this Repabbe, and who ksoa• the tomornse menaces which she him made to perverse her friendship. I. fart, who could tbisk that is return fur dm cession of her most impale's"' provinces in this hemisphere; for the furgettimt of the pleader of her commerce by Amerman estisess; for the privileges grouted to their Navy, and for m rest proofs of friendship as one rat* can give souther, dos Ementitie would propose that the inriirsection of the wltramistriee possession. of Liana shorty be recogtilmd? sro4 mucenver, will not his astonishment bo augmented to see that this power is desirous to rave the demi setive emote ammo+ toss lug the rebellion of provinces whirls ham reee tad so oframs floes the smother country—to those to whom Hie hes greeted • participation of • free cusetitutio•—and is wham shis Mir extended all the eights and pro rogation of Spanish citi zens Is rails will • paraltrt be attempted to Wilmer, be tween she emancipation of this republic and that which des Spas's\ rebels attempt; and history Is sufficient to peeve, that, if a harassed sad persecuted province has • right to break its cltaina, others, loaded with becrefits, elevated to the. high rank of freemen, eighths only to bless and embrace swore clearly the protectiog constry winch bus bestowed such fa vours upon them. . "Two Kassa, lit year, 14th Moon, and 30th clay." It is believed that the Chinese have been inileenced in some oeuvre in this affair by their success In thew demand *pee the Anterirees istOetrther last, whoa, It will be Fetal ' Jelled, a foreign sailor under that Sag was given up fur an alleged murder of • woman, and after a sock trial at Can ton was cruelly tortured sod pat to death. The following is ma extract from a private Journal kept on board the H. C. ship Farqaharsoo, relating to the dispute between the British sod Chuteae i— s Deer umber 111-14 the forettooe • gni of the crew of his Majesty's skip Topaz, were sent Into the bey to procure aster at the village of Untie, and were fired upon by the Chinese. Captain Rieberdarns, in consequence, gave indent for the frigate to Bre, In order to cover the veanien. Twu Chinese were killed, end 14 mem belonging to the Topaz. were wounded." " December 43.—1 a eonsegnenee of the above affray, wt. dem were received by the Hnertt merchants to slop the trade." " Jansen Company's treason was all shipped on board the vil'auetims." " Ilth.—Au Edict was received from the Viceroy at Can tor, fur all MCA Subjects to leave the Factory." " 101b.—Ars Edict announced by the Portuguese Governor at Macao, that all the British were to leave that place ; on which order all the ladies belonging to the Swpareargura and families embarked on board the Indismen." - - - But even admitting that morality ought to yield to polity what is the persist state of .Spasiish America, and w►at are its guentintents. to entitle them to rreogntitre Buemts Ayres Is mink so t►e must complete anarchy, and each day sees new despots produced whip disappear the next. Peru, coneuried by • rebel army, ha■ neer the gates of its rapn•l another Spatula' army, aided by part of the in habitants. lit Chili, am individual suppresses the see llamas of the inlishitaats, •tad his violeuee presages a sudden change. On the coast of Firma, also, tbe Spanish hauoers wave, and the Insurgent Cresierals are occupied Is etiarrellieg wit► their owe compatriots, whir prefer inking the part of • free power, to that of b e . lug the mare of an ad.entairer Is Mexico too, there is oir ettOefOlSltOi, and the resell of the questiose which ' the Chief,' rutumaaibug there have put to. Spats, is not known. Where, then, are those govermemsts which ought to he recognized; where the proof that these provinces will slit return to an legion wills Spain, V/ IWO so many of their enlist bitauts desire it ; ■ad, its hoe, where the right of the Liaised States to erection, and declare legitimate, a rebellion with out cause, and the evert of Which is set even decided? I du not thick it neces sary to prove that, if the stale o f Spaaish Marries were such as it is prewoied its the Message; that if the ',dehisce of its goverunients were certstu and em tablished ; that, if the impossibility of its re-opiate with Spain were so iadispetable ; and Ike, if the justice of its recognition were so evident, the Powers of Europe, isseeresied in 'Madge the friendship of countries ea important fur their commerce, would have bees segligeat in &lilting it. But, acme how distant the prospect is of even Air result, amd faithful to the ties which smile 'brill with Splits, they await the issue of the cosiest, mid a:stair Corn doing • gratuitous Injury sir a friendly goverousent, t►e adrsottges of which are doubtful, lied the odium certain. Such will be that which Spain will receive from the United States in case the recog nition proposed in the Message should lake effect; and ?m -urky will be no It,. liable to emitter that the Power which has received the most proofs of the fris•dahip of Spate, should hr the one delighted with being the first to take a step which could bare usly been expected from another that bad bees iejared. Although I meld enlarge upon this disagreeable subject, I (bask it useless to do so, because the neettinetit which the Message taught to escite in the breast of every Srneesrd, cam be uo secret to yots. Those which ibe King of Spain will rxperieees at receiving a notification so unexpected, e 1 I be doubtless very disagreeable; and at the same time that I hasten to communicate it to his Majesty, I 'Wish if at, shay to protest, as I do solemnly protest against the recognition of the Governments mentioned, of the insurgent regime* of America, by the United Stales, decla►ing that it eau, in so way wow, or at awe time, lessen or tura/Idole, in the least, the right of Spats So the said provinces, or to sm• *op whatever means may be is /ter power to re•uwils them to the rest of her dominions. pray you, Sir, to be pleased to lay ibis point before the President, and I flatter myself, that, tweeter:ell of the soled reimpose w►ich hare dictated it, ►a will soepessd she mamma which he has proposed to Congress, sod that he will glee to 'his Catholic Majesty, t►is proof of his friendship mid at his Jolliet. I remain, wick the most distinguished consideration, prelate God to guard your life sissy rem, your meat ohm theist humble servant, JOAQUIN DE ANDUAGA. John U. Adams, Secretary of Mate. " I the shipmeg dropped down to the Second Bar, and were rabid havisg say pilots " " !Sitio—The feet passed the forts Bocce sod Tigris, sod authored at Chaumpee." "29.h.—Tbe Hong merchants came down in Chumps's, from the Viceroy, and imurned to Canton; the reault was, that so evolvable adjuevasetst could take place" "30th.—.Tler miscellaneous tea was collected, and pet oas bserd the Kent. Tin cargo of the Repulse was completed, sea, with the kesit,was likely to be detained some time fur dispatches fur England." " February 14.—The Snail sad impsrative F.dict to the Portuguese Governor at Macao, for nu British to remain at Meese. Sir. I.ivinestam, surgeun, was the only one left • and as Ed , ct for the murd or the two Chases, to he de livered up, ',front any farther etiniammieeatue m eo w b e re . eeived frees iheSeleel Committee." This wen she •rate of the busmen* when the Ferynharaoa Departed, and sonless an stdjustment could At made, the fleet wvald leave for Perari. " CRAURIPER, JANUARY 30. " The anopensitte of erode still continues in force, and the Committee of Supercargoes, acting up to their declaration, considered it necessary to withdrew their ships from the port of Canton, it being impossible to meet the Go►ernor of Coo ten'. demands 'that two rewire of his Majesty's Alp 71rpatoe should be given up to he etrangled: We have seCurdingly re sirs,d without the port, bet still witbie the reach of conentutti. callus; this day we have received the 4th deputation of M eese merchants to induce the 'Select Committee to tie through thick and this.' Hitherto Rodin it of no avail, Obey have this mornieg, keeling as in real earnest, somewhat lowered their lose, and are ready to admit that the inhabitants of t.istts gave the tint °fence; but that the frigate attacked wills superior members the second day; but Captain Richardson asserting, that so far from its taking up two days, It scarcely ueespied two hours, they have permitted him to write another *imminent, with a promise of prerentieg it to the Viceroy ; so far the opening is favour:4le, as previons to this moronic no letters would be received, nor any comm wittiest iuo permitted. until the foreign asorderere were given up. I shall Sot in this place ruler iuto a detail of the laws of the ' Celestial Empire.' or the long aces:met of this unfortunate affair, but meetly say, that your giving up a mae invitee that you .on. side, him guilty ; and, therefore, 119 (tu the case of) the poor Americas sailor, (or rath►r sailor in an American ship) by threats end promises was induced to say he vras guilty, and then immediately led toesecution, and is the report to Peking it is merely alluded to as a decided caw, and @offend according te law, I sincerely hope the Viceroy, to whom, nuteritn. statscliug all be eeserts to the enstrary, the trade mud reve nue so of as meth couseqoenee as it ato England, will ac- I cept this *pettier for wegoriation. lam convinced that if the emetic's had not hers so readily given up, we should not have had half She difficulty. Should the termination lie favourable, another sh i p wi ll be dispatched immediately, and I will white farther by her: at preset.t we are completing those ships which art half Wes out of those which have • small quantity only os hissed, so that the utimlier of ships detained may be as small as possible." THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO THE MINISTER The Steil of the Edit Devon regiment have giteu one de)'s pay tweeds the thotressed Irmh. ntom SPAIN. y De ou P i leteat or State, Wit , hington, April 6, I!!!.sia_ eller of the 9th of Marc! was immediately, r . • • orn.• Lim etut • • , 5:1 kj rt t P ib . II " „ y _ TN EA TR R-120 Y. 4 L, COr RNTGARDRN. plus EVENING, THURSDAY, Miy 30, will be' acted. 9th time, Play, in three acts, inter spersed with Music. called THE LAW OF JAVA. The Emperor of Jaya, Mr. Chajnoon ; Aifib, Mr. Doroset 4 Port's, Mr. Young; Orsini., Mr. Yates;Moja, vets Gir sen, Mr. Fawcett; Haas Govell, Mr. hoses; netekerssee, Mr. Comer; Petwoose, Mr. Liao,. Zsi4e, Mho U. Tree; liserjsdher, Miss Stephens. TO w►ich will be lidded, 41st that, • •ew Greed Aoki/Hie MeloArmitatte Raiment,. called CHEItRY AND FAIR STAR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. Cherry, Mrs. tieing; Sangriaheck, Mr. Farley; Topack, Mr. Grimaldi; Hassaubod, Mr. slaacba►d; Giallier, Mr. Cmpuiso; Nonreddiii, Mr. Homo/bow. Fair Soar, Mim Foote, Aeiarygus, Miss Beau nest; Popillo, Miss E. Dos ser. The Doors to be opened at Half.past Six &Clerk, and the Performatoces to begin at Seaga. Bmire, 7..; Second Price, 3s. bd.—Pit, 34.11 d.; Segood Price, to—Gallery, Its.; *good Price, la.—Doper Ogi lvy, Is.; Second Price, ed. On Monday, ShAspeareg Tragedy ofJelisa Clear, wit► Crerty mid Fair Star. Oa Tuesday, Tits IA• of Jags. MR. KELLY'S ANNUAL BENEFIT, 'hid, toot to hove fakes 'lkea as the Opera Meuse The Night, la, . account a she Grand Noll Rivera there for the Smelt of Owl Irish, POSTPONED *DOI MONDAY, Jane 17. whew it will she plata ounce thetas. warniste SANCTION sad PATRONAGE of his Man Gra. (NMI MAJESTY . LAST ELEVEN NIGHTS OF MR IMATFIRWaII ENTERTAINMENTS, previous is hie TRIP is AMERICA. MR. MATHEWS AT HOME at the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRANO.--THTS EVENING, THURSDAY, May SO (*edge SATURDAY NEIT), TRR YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. tart M. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take 'seeps In inirodsee the followieg Charerteriii—Nn, err. Inuit of all-work in • lo.leinglioreee; Sloinieer Zephyr. View* Ballet Malik? (first floor); G•vege Augustus Fipley—" A line of beaery"—is love; Ab Llywrlyn ab Tier), Earl. net thin eberrek; Sir Sliiversion Serewiterve, Gumshoe to Arwetries• (woa) fireot); Mr. Mark Magsreie, sea rousyroe lodger, seat doer; Mies Arrielru•s, Is love with Frpley. Boss, Places, and Private Bowie, to be boil of Mr. M. STOOPCI, at the 811 , 1111 d Entrance, from Teo till Five; Lad st AatirrelN Library, BooiLstreirt. ITALIAN CONFECTIONERY. JA RRIN, CONFECTIONER (fr om G un . ten', Berkeley sq u a re ), ha s th e h onour t o i n f orws t h e Peddle tin t be lies OPENED • SHOP end REFRESH. PIENT ROOM, No. 123, New Bond-street, near Gess .g.ftr.strre t, where every kind of Crinfertionery relay he oh tamed, of 'seeder quality, at 'moderate prirei. He soepMe• lees, Peach i la Romsine,amil all sorts of Italian and Freseb Conferihrevery, is his Refreshment Remo, as above, parties. lady Italian Ices of an entirely new deeertotion, and attends Mille, Rest., !Nippers, ice. nrovedin Table Detonative., Ornimenia, and every 'hien that may be required for the in cision, at a moderate hire, by the night. Housekeepers and where who may wi.h for °MIGNON', iissireelloos in Foreign Confectionery, will be treated with ws liberal terms. ALL NEXT TUESDAY. H AZARD end CO. with rowlitiewee r.enm. wend the per:seal LOTTERY In Die Patrimony of tht Public Th e Prizes are all Moues, and She whole will I. decided in MU . "To bi Foci. TUESDAY. There are TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, siih rooftree other Capitals, and sot Two Blacks Is __ _ __ ------ .- . - a Prise. HAZARD and G. had the grailAration in the inat Lot h,' of itiatribuiine a very large prvportion of the Capital Pines at their Officory 93, Roy., FArneoge; 1 yyt. ()raved street. (WON 96. (Mt. ..hill; or %wallow-street. They Shared nod Sold Twesiiy-il•rele of ilia great Priam, iiirlrrdirg N 467 .Y 20,000 3 018 ... ..t 1,000 7,a39 N. 283 And 17 other Capital.. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A S a mild end rff.cluml rrmedr for tall thome 1- 1.. disorders whit% origlaaie in a 'hinted adieu of the Lver and homy Mona. namely, ladieesti .... Lune of Ap- Moe, Ilead.4ch, Heartburn, Floisrlinsetra, Simms., emotive. vet. AR.-tines of the Liver, Sm. fie. DIXON'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS have met with more gosteral approval Own any other medicos, whaistervur; they emit. every ~Dew i wndatiois of mild operation with instreinifol elect, sad re 911re as restraiat or runllnenteut whatever daring their use. In 'napless climates, where the rollo.ll4eNtie of 'viewdata and vitiated Whist* so prevalent and alarming, they are aa Ityly sad efficient protection. They are likewise peco• eakolated to correct disorders arising from rumors of I hr table, to restore the tune of the sioNsitels, and ing remove sarist complaint, oreardawed by irregularity .1 the bowels. tun ist Boxes at Is. 9d —fig.—it.. mud els. by Roder*. No. 4, Clarapsiile, to, Wilegluu-vi.er s 'bores, and 34, Rarkville-street, Doh's., ; and by the Peiscipal Booksellers, Drell/owe, 544 Illediciae-Veudrrs, "ivl thval the Uaital Kopko's. THE BRITISH and FOREIGN PATENT A PRINTING MACHINE.—This Machine In panics. 'lady recommeedied to the *Mitre of the Pristers of Nitwits. per* from its rapidity of action, sad to the Printers of Books frees its acesmey is desktop_ Repister. It is esymble of wishing tweedy impressions per !mutate, or twelve hssdred per hoar. with the power of ore mail only to him it. It moves apes smooth level surfaces, and entirely without the suite add friction uccssioded by the employment of toothed wheels or racks. The Machine say he area at work on •p -pliestioa to !Ur. Samuel Cooper, the Inseam, and nue of the Patentees, at Mr. Swan's Priming-office, No. 71, Fleet street, between the horn °fele% es and three o'clock daily. CI ENERAL MEETING of she BRITISH and FOREIGN PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, for the PERMANENT RELIEF of the LABOURING CLASSES. COV/41117211: ••• • JOHN INGRAM LOCKHART, E. M.P. Chairman. Earl of Blesinton Sir). Gra ham,Bt. of Nei herby W. L. Moberly, Eaq. M.P. General Hru•a Colson! Midmost Henry Wier, Eul. William Fry, Esq. J. H. Bradshaw, E.g. J. L. Grailarairl, Joseph Fry. Esq. Rev. Dr. Herdosao Her. George Sky* , Thomas Rkbardsou, Esq. W G. Caner, Esq . Witham St reet. /seep.' Sr reit, Seq. Dr. Piorkard George Drake, Eq. Rev. 1..84...Were, M.A. James Murriaon, Esq. Alexander S. Gaudin', Esq. Dr. Ashberuer Henry Junes, Esq. D r . Stewart Wm. H. Crook, Esq. A. G. C. Tacker, LLD. J. M. Morgan, Esq. Richard Taylor, Ea+ Janes Mailer, Esq. B. S. Juges, Esq W. 3. laldoua , Eq. Angelina" A ppleigath. F.sq. FAloard Cowper. Esq. Tbunsao Ruiscral, William Ford, Esq. Joins Gall, Esq. Thomas Abraham, E.g. Rubel' Owed, Esq. Their Exeelleocies The &sodas Awiltessaitor The French A osiewiewisor The Speeisb Mistime, 11111 Promise Wiliam" The Asietiews The Swedish Minister The Seedisies Alowieter The Utilise Minister .- IL de Monies Slowest°, amir g . d'A Ea Ire', Postural Sumo Lisoesdorff, Charge ighlasisso "Am sad Remo 114 T. Lethbridge, Bars. M.P. Caloael Wood, M.P. T. S. Rice, Esq. M P. Sir W. De Cresplitay, Bt. M.P. T. W. Coke, Esq. M.P. Sir Edw. Utopt, Bert. M.P. Colonel isles Billie, M.P. Sit T. Moors, Berl. M.P. .1. Ilszwell, Esq. M.P. Wesel Hughes, M.P. H Iltowetses, Esq. kI.P. Rich. M.nis , Esq. M.P. Owes Willies , Esq C. F. Palmer, Esq. M.P. Julio Jews, Esq. M.P. Josesph ilams, Eel. M.P. W. Williams, Esq. M.P. H. Gorwry, Esq. M.P. R. H Gurney, Esq. M.P. , lobo Fleming, Esq. M.P. Wm. F. Reysolds, Esq. Foster Reynolds, E.q. Sir J. Graham, Bart. )1. P. At a Meeting of she Committee, held May 53, llttS, it was awed by the Earl of Bleinsitins, lend seconded by Sir W. de Creseigat, " Thai a Gentr•l Meeting be held to re ceive the Report of the Comaiitee." A FIRST GENERAL MEETING will accordingly be held et Freemasons' Hall, Great Qiiersi.street,ou SATUR DAY REIT,Joue 1, al Twelve n'rlock. J. STEWART, M.D. W. H. CROOK, Seeretsries. EDW. COWPER, •asta will be provided foe Laiier - . Tickets may be procured at the Comositeee Room, Temple Chambers, Fleototreal i wad at time Freemasons' Hall. - - - SUSPENSION /the TRADE with CHINA. It was on the 434 or December that the trade was lest stopped by 16e Viceroy of Canton. On the dtb ',flummery all the Hon. Company's t rrrrrr c was shipped at Cantos in the host. of the fleet, and pot on board the Waterloo : and an the Sth all Britiab subject. were reconimended to quit Caritou and Macao, and the Hon. Compaity's ships %miser and Farquharson were dispatched to Macao to afford shelter sad protection to those who chose to eseberft 1 with one exception, all tits Briti.h in Hume embarked on the 10th; sad on :bat day the Freeland of the Factory bee led down the B iti.h Union, and, carrying it with bins, accunipaisiod by the ether Gentlemen and Commanders of the Hots. Company's *hip*, proceeded to Whampua (where the ships bad made previous mr,tigeneents fur sailing, les•i sag completed their water and provisinus), mud the fallowlug day saikd for Second litr. Pilots a ere forbidden all the Cum pasty's ships. During the stay of the fleet at Second Bar the Select Committee bad several communications wits the Chimes* Government, through the medium of the Moog amercbenta, bet all to uo purpose. Tile Committee were placed in a very delicate and ember/imas' inination ; hut, as un former oc casions, di.playrit steadiest*• and firmnees. On the 13th of) y, whilst his Majesty's frigate Topes', Honourable Company' ships Witideur and Fargoberann mid 1 country ships, wore lying at Limit', dispatches were received from the Select Committee, and in half an boar after all the ships had weighed under orders of the fri gate, sod mood towards the forts of Bucce 'rigs is; it was Shea istsdersiood the fleet was in yarn obrosigh. Mime the frigate hoee in sight of the furls they *reJ • few shuts, es diJ the war junk', wind) were collected its great members; bat obey were muse silence,' by a shoe from lbet bow guinea the rupees., mot all the junks weighed auJ waited ow din:rent directions. Oa the fhblh of Jarman the fleets passed the Forts Bores Tigris is has of batik. sad miaowed at Chaenytee, where they were joisod by hie Majeety'r frigate Turas...Hun. Com pany', ship Farri.ihsisesi, sad peversi country shire. The Haag manchaate Calle to Chmesorce us tha 2916 of PARIS PAPERS. PAID, MAY 26. The Argsbarg Gareue states that the Pitchy of St. Jean d'Acre has declared himself independent. MADRID. MAY 19. Troops arrive from all gustier; to Catalonia. There have been some engagements of little im portance. but of good augury with the factious. The Govertiroeut displays to this respect the greatest arcovray, liad a remarkable energy. l'pe guilty projects of our enemies will have 110 serious results„ they will on the contrary be advantageous to the popular cruse, as they will amid us giving u mortal blow to that spirit of apathy which it wail endea ermined to spread. The occultists from Barcelona contain interesting details respecting the patriotic enthusiasm which our troops and the inhabitants of that city unrearingly display. The Cortes continue to receive addresses from the volunteer militia of dile ferrut provinces, whoa regattas to lee allowed to pro ceed at their own repenoe to Catalonia. In the sitting of the 16th, the Cortes uneni. mou•ly approved of the proposition made by the the Deputy Gslliani, for testifying to the army the high satisfaction of the Namara' Congress respect.. Mg the offer mode for a reduction of p■y with re ference to the present *Rotation of the Treasury. The Cortes, reserving to themselves to adopt a Re solution respecting this generous offer, hasten to declare to the notion that they see in it a new pledge of these civic virtues of which the whole army have not hesitirted to give splendid proofs wh they hove acted in support of the liberty, the Ow y, had the independence of the Swinish people. la the Sitting of the 17ih the Cortes decreed. notwithstanding the oppositton of the filinister of War and of the Deputy Augustin Arguello, a project of sic articles, disbanding the brigade of royal canibineers &rim the Ist July, arid incorpo rating theta with the other regiments of cavalry. The conduct of this corps will he recollected when under the orders of General Irene, during the events of the Isle of Leon. The spirit vthich ape pears to actuate this privileged lirigide.gives do per/rude to the Constitutionalists. The Special Committee appointed at .the same sitting, to propose decisive legislative measure, for destroying and preventing insuirections, presented its Repast yosterday„ with a project of hol t of eleven articles. wheels bean much analogy to the French law of tke lU•h Vesidemisre, year 4. This diocese sioa was Bled for Tuesday the 21st. • DIMIAU, 10A 16. The Aid•de_C.amp of General Mamie') notes, dated front Nevarmo, the 20ilt March,.. follows " There is hitherto but little order io the country. and property eopncially is but little respected. The Ephores, however, appointed to the different dis. '1 Et . A 1