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*1 s • . ~~~ • Amy c • 4t, Ak. 4 , , r1.1110 0 • _ , Arßym (3679.] WEDN S DAY, FE BR UA RY 2, 1834. Fl , Rict I.XiihNtt,,tiAtti,_tt, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. NIS PRESENT EVENING Feb.F) th ei r majestii, Servants will perform the Comic Opera of THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Alpheus°, Mr. Braham. To which will he added the Farce of THE APPRENTICE. To-morrow (Ist time), Rogues - • BRITISH CRITIC. NEW SERIES. On the First of February will he published, price 2s. ed. to be continued monthly, THE FIRST `t,Y IBER tit 4 NEW SERI ES rtf the BRITISH CRITIC, containing the Revlew, for thc Mouth ofJanu ar y. • Printed for F. _C. And J. Rivington, No. G 2, St. Paul's Church-yard ; alkd sold by all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, gratis, A Prospectus of the New Series. Also the British Critic, from the commencement in May 1793, to the conclusion of the First Series in/ ISIS, in 42 Volumes, price, in boards 271. 12s. or any numbers singly to coniplete,sets. • CHURCH againqt Heretics and Schismatics. By the Aittifor of Hone Sulitark,.... Second Edition. Price es. Citl. boards. " Must of our readers, we presume, have heard of this ingenibus performance.; .the .design of which is to ridicule the superstitious legends and erroneous tenets of the Holy Roman Church, by ' "-rave and continued irony. Of the pre sent edition, it is only necessary tu say, that it,is printed with 'neatness and accuracy."—Eclectic Review. PRESENT STATE OF MANCE. [Extract of a Letter received in Town .cstertiay.j We' have been favoured with d most iniportaill letter from a Ge n tl eman r . vho has just readied thi3 country after a long detention n'France, Ile gives a striking picture of the state of the interior of that empire, anel properly accounts'for the com paratively feeble exertions BtiONAr , :tn-rE is making Ea a period so .extremely critical: 'we recotii;; mend the whole to the particular attention of Our Readers. " Cruising under * false colours, the cross, the symbol of Cathollcism, is hoisted on the ensign -staff; but the captain of tle vessel Would nevertheless rejoice in an opportunity of blowing the l'ope out of water ; a sly Protestant here affects to defend the Romish Church, while, in fact, he exposes her to scorn and ridicule; and, by a dexterous management of irony, be will perhapS. effect more than would have been ac-; complished by dry reasoning : if the grits be occ:Oonally too broad, it is on the whole well sustained ; and 'we are inclined to heliove that Catholics who have.humottr will not only give the writer credit for his new defence, but will themselVes laugh at the string of legendary miracles which he.has recorded in honour of their cheic.ch. His arguments in support of the doctrines of the ltoman Church are equally ironical ; and though this part of the work may be felt by the Catholics to bear hard upon ther:i, yet zealous Protestants, 'who recollect the history of Popish persecutio ns , will b e o f opinion, that no harder knock is given than the case jUitifies.'—Montlily Review. THEATRE ROYAL, Ck)VENT-GARbEN. TilIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 2, will Le performed they Trage4 of C9RIOLANUS. • Caius Marcins Coriolanus, Mr. Kemble. To which will be added the Burletta of MIDAS. 'lntirrow, The Farmer's Wife with Harlequin and the bus. Q 1 oti 01 BOOKS PUBLISH-ED BY SAMUEL LEaitl, is, STRAND. (Late Mathews aud Leigh). Under the Patronage of her MajeAy. • Just publish. d, In Royal Quarto, neatly half-bound, Morocco hack - and cor nefs, price 21.98. , 6d. plain, 31. coloured, • Dartinruth, jati. 14, 1E00: er I have the pleasure at last to tread the soil of old England : MI the surge Ons of the navy, and a few of the army officers (three or four), have been released, by a decision of - jiis Imperial and Royal Maje Sty. I received my passport on Christ mas day, and set off from Givet next morning ; dreading lest his Najesty might change his mind: In spite of post=horses, I did not arrive at Paris till the 2d of January, acid I remained in that ca pital only three days. From thence I travelled night and tray, and arrived - at Morlaix on the - 11th,.. at three o'clock in the morning, a distance of 700 miles from Givet ::the roads the most Rho. minable you can possibly conceive, as you May form some idea of when I tell you, that the Dili gence took a whole day to go 13 leagues, al though there were eight: powerful horses to drag it along : but the yoads are so neglected that wonder how there . can be any travelling at all. France is terribly .changed within these last two, years, The people are - either panic strati( ' or wait with apathy, the change, which it is con. sidered inevitable : their treasure seems exhaust ed, .and . what has become of their Soldiers they seem neither to know or care. There is no want of men„ or rather of boys, - which now - fill the ranks : they are soon clothed and armed, and as soon as they are, a little exercised, they march. Here their sorrows begin I—lbe first day's March knocks up nitmbers—the second is worse : and they people the loSpitals as they go along, so that a very sinalLproportinh indeed' reach their destination nn the Rhine. The hospitals are hor. ribly organised : two, three, and sometimesmore, in a bed scarcely, large enough for one. In this state, the lever sOoa spreads amongst them, and the mortality is of course, enormous, You may think the picture exaggerated; but. as I have seen all this, you may depend upon it as being. within. the truth.. At Inez: es' and Charle ville, the hospitals were su incumbered, that they Were .forced to put the sick with the inhabitinits, numbers of whom caught the infection,and a great proporion died. When 1 passed through rhos towns. the mortality wa3 so great, that all the clergy, who, from their functions with the wick, were exposed to the contagion, were already dead. Ac Givet the sick arrived daily, and in . iVaggaii loads : the mortality was very considerable, and. 'the inhabitants in a state of con'sternation' un fortunately, sonic prisoners arriving, introduced the contagion among the compatriots, and, iii a short time it spread amongst them aith great ra pidity, ten anu twelve taking ill daily. " When I left Givet the fever had nearly ceased in the English barracks, and the depot was break ing up : three detachments of 100 men each hav ing already set out, well guarded, for their new depot, • the name of which was kept a profound se era. The place designed for them was Briancon,' in the Alps,' nearly 250 leagues distant fromG'i vet, but they cannot arrive there '.vithbut travers ing the Allied army, which it is not very probable : they will do. 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Year s. ago, the CALAMITIES qtp, () cca. , ioried by the War in different PROVINCES - of 1,,,,ANY gave rise to a SUBSCRIPTION and tbe F0rma (414,..a COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the Distresses Continent: sev: t ,he generosity Of the British Public, and with the aid pf tik t, ',,krespectable Foeigners, residenthis con ntry, the I th ° ' nearlv 50,0001; ;was remitted to t the Continent, Which kit; t4 multitudes of individnals and families from the extre yho distress, and the . very both- f from Germany and SA-Eden, Itti li lo st satisfactory tit/contents, testifying that the various which had been transmitted, had !seen received and con., of t onsly distributed ; but at no period since the'exiStence to Committee, has the mass of every kind of misery beets tett, e e ,, 4 t) in the country to which their attention Was first ?eb,"• Never has t.e cry of the distressed Germans for help vilo urgent, their appeal to British' benevolence so press theO"i the present moment, Who could read the reports dreadful conflicts' which liave taken place in Germany, ;'ng . the last eventful year; attic tuany i sangninary battles q" in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia; Sa:tony, Brandenburg, lug : it her Parts ; and peruse the melancholy details of -suffer -1144 l !rst hoexampled its the annals of history, without the liff am y_lY enurtions? 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On Saturday last Frederick Huckhint, private marine of the Royal Sovereign, was sentenced by a Court-martial to suffer death, for having drawn his bayonet' on and repeatedly struck a serjeanc of-the same corpS. One day last week, as Mr. JOHN GRIM', Oa occupier of Torton s Windmill, near Hartlebary, was walking ont of the mill in the evening, with out a light, in order to go to his hous:;, the sails going round with great velocity at the time, one of them struck him so violently as to occasion his immediate death.