The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-03 00:00:00

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KING'S Tlf EATRE.
7%lit Lyman., MATt/RDAV, Ayr& 11. will be performed
RICCIARDI/ f: 2011 A IIAS.
The Muds by Manor Readal.
Pr ae[pal Perfortnera—ltedame fabmn Iteemot. Signors Garrht.
nautili. Porto. Franeestehl. Madame 6raaia:4l. iMIOAILft Vestem.
Ind et the Opera, 111• W entitled
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MOE
Applkatfons for Ron, and Nnale attbeerlptlone for the Semen to be
made to Mr. Seguin, 105. Quadrate. Mettestetreet.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

RY VW AL OSinMg.
Thls Evening, S.%WRH tV. April 3, perfurnase
ticV ANIVERING.
Ontnlnle Sampson, Mr. Linton: Henry Bertram, Mr. Briatrat.
Lucy Bervatur, Mb, stepbenr.
To conclude tr•rl, the Me:44)lBlm of
nu UMW:
W SlotanY, King UMW: The Cataract.

TITEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE:V.
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Till • I:resin,. SATL'HIP. V. April 2. Will be performed
PRIDE SHALL HAVE A FALL.
Count Vent.r.o, Mr. W. Fatten; Steffy)°, Mr. Egerton; Loren-u, Idr..
Cooper; Turman. Mr. Janet. Vletonm Wu Pat.. n. •
To reuelude with 1
CLARI.

THEATRE ROYAL, lANGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.
bITUWS AOME!
This EveniAng E , SATURTDADV. A rtl rt.
With Ilia ANNUAL LDTURE on PRPULIARITILS. CRARAC.'TT.R.
and MAPINKILst
Pounded on obaervaunnaand Adventeres dutine h 1.4 late
TRIP AMERICA.
Paw In Three Part,.
II I.—A Monopolylogue. exiled ALL WELL AT NATCIIITOCRk:S.
All the CharneterA of the Kenning's Kor•rtalnment to be repn.rente.l
by Mr. MATIIIMS.
Doors to be opened at neren—Parformnee begin. at Eight ..*Cloelt.
Buser to he taken of Mr. SW% ensun, at the Box Ofeee. Stt and
trance. frurn 'fen MI Flee.
Pewee cannot prandbly be kept after half.paat Eight olloek.

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BRI T ISM PRES. commetettl publishing yertesday mania L.
•.y/ •t Fin o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, Arm!. 3, Mt.

The Paris Pipers of Ifdduesday and Thursday re cited
our office last night. lerdinard of Spain, the .d/endeat
states, was to set out for Aranjuez on the 21d11,---there, i:.
his summer retreat, to reflect on all the good he has lately
done—to count over, at his leisure, the murders he h,..
enacted, the oaths he has viorated, and the universe!
misery he has brought on Spain; tl.cre may the perfidious,
tyrant banquet on the thoughts
" of what men's tongues will say.
Of what their hearts ttrast think ;
To have no creature ton him whip living,
Nor his memory when dead."
The Spanish Ministers, ()falie and Colomando, it was rep-
posed, would accompany hint to Aranjuez. The French
Ambassador, the " Ultra" 'falaru, was to leave Madrid,
and resign his mission, under the disguise of a leave Of ab-
'senca for three months. His residence in Spain bad been
useless. Whether from want of talents or of inclination.
Talent was a cipher in the Spanish capital ; his authority..
was, in faq superseded by the leg mission of the triscouite
Martelius ; and all authority from the Paris Cabinet 6
now vested in Donna -nt, the French Pro-Consul, who;
backed by forty thousand bayonet", is alone abso!ct...
within tile Pyrenees.—The illoniten.- makes a passing allu-
sion to Mexico, and to the late measures of the Congress it,
that tine country, expelling the EnroPeans hem its•shores,
and levying large contributions from their confiscated tdro-',
perty. Another letter, the French official Ge.ierie a&!
(with a coca:sled envy), "speaks in meanificent tern* of,
the recepti n given at Mexico to the knglish (lons/ifs."
Yes; thanks to the wisdom and the energy of our Minister,
the views of France are belied in the country of 'Moetes,'
zuma. The conquest of Cortez will never pass to her
hands, or those of her vile vassal again. Meiieci and elk
America arc fear, and our Consuls have been received as
the Ministers of a flee country, whose alliance ensures
protection. It appears that some dreadful "ernes hare
taken place at Barcelona, where the Conatitutionalista er.;,.
numerous. One of the sanguinary fanatics who have beim;
urging the horrid acts of blood and oppression that Itav4
covered Spain with misery, addressed, within oat of the
churches of Barcelona, on The toth of last month, a minim
from the pulpit, the tenor of which wast, the restoration pt
the property of she cleric," paired 'into olhcr hbili.f- 41newt
1820. The wretched preacher was assailed by his indict...l'
nant auditory, and torn from tbo WO ; his life woulta
have been the sacrifice, but for the rempt interference,pt
the French geerison, who, with t Acuity, " rescued die,
"pallid Monk,". and repressed the tumults swelling in,
f
every 'met of the Catalonian capital.' The Spaniards have
been urged by the tyrant and his partisans to the last hounds
of sufferance. There are limits even in Turkey I/ova:4
which despotism cannot go; and the day of fearful reekur-
ing is, we hope, at length rising over the guilty heads or.
this circleof fanatics and assassins.—Raves, the Presidtmt
of the last French Chamber of Deputies° and who had the
majority of votes in the late election, has ken 'tuned to,
the same office by Louis for the present Session. • Over
what an assembly he will preside ! Rabid Royalists, sea
turned by every effort violence, influence, and terror con Mt;
exercise throughout France. Gueblisrd, the contra:MS.-
for Fertlinand'a loan, which has been so long in 'beyond* '
since the taker was Nosed off the " Pours"' of Paris,' Hot'
his loan struck out of its lists, bas, it appears, made a arid
effort, probably under the protection of the A ench t'aliltiert
and got several Paris speculators to join him. The 1ci611,,
says, this stock rose in consequence in Paris, on Weelnee- •
day, from co to 70. If Ferdinand succeeds in obtainiii.-
a loan, the barbarians of Algiers and Tunis may next come
into fin:money market of Europe with the fairest prospects •
of success, and with much better security ; their character
is at least equalligood.

' (From the lifouitnor of Wedneaday.—Non-oßicial Patti
bismuth, Maims' 24.
The King and all the Royal Family will set out to Araneuria
the 27th. It is not known which of the Miniaters will accompany'
them, but it is supposed that it sill be Count d'Ofalia and M. U.-
lomando.
'1 he Marquis dc Talaru will soon leave Madrid for Par's, with
leave of abbe; ice fur three months.

Some letters from Mexico speak of the meeting of the Repub:l.
can Congress. The first measure to be bath consists in exuelline,
8,000 European Spaniards in the kingdom, and delivering them nn
to the (iovernur of St. Jean d'ufloa. The wend is to prohibit al'
Europeans front holding civil or military olßees the third to make
the Europeans give a sum of two millions of piutres.
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Another letter speak% in magnificent term; of the reception given
at Mexico to the English COCIAI/11,.
A deplorable/X.9IC, of which there is no previous casmp:e in the
annals of Spain, took place on the 16th it ut. in a church at Itarc.:-
lona, on occasion of a artroon t hick treated of the re...orLion of
the property of the clergy that Pas been mold site? 1 ff2o. Th
preacher was insulted and ill-used even in the pulpit. A ossi'i,
cited by ill-disposed persona, proceeded to exerases which woufd
doubtless have become more serious hut for the pto a.d fortu-
nate interference of the French authorities.

It seems that tile oritaniz;tio7oltheßoyal soltmteers will Iw
general; the Ilovernment wishes to give as much consiiteiry as
possible to these corps, which, till an army can be format, will rise
In Spain like the former active volunteers Miring the Consii:utioul
liovernment, and almost like the ancient National timrils in
France. It is affirmed that the commissions will be given to
persons distinguished by their birth or fortune, and that to ntsk4
part of these volunteers a certain property ix required.
The Viceroy of iNavarre has just recalled alt the ancient Castorriv
house officers, to give a new organisation to that body ; a simiLis
measure is going to be adopted in all the 114cayan provinces. The
skeletons of regiments continue their passage ; the Swiss rep:
ment at Tkitirdeaux. and which is destined to form fart of the
garrison of Aladrid, u e;pectcti here shortly.
11,r tra:e, 3/sucn
For this week investigations have been making relative to dem,.
gogical intrigues. These pro eeedings have becn instituted at ttgi
desire of a foreigi government.
Fnestrit Fining—Plans, Maacis 31.—Five rer Certit.l32f.
30c.-lAian of 11123, lop.—Bank Stock, I.99o.—Nespolitan 110
per Cents. in ducats, 96i; in franca, lO2.—Renter WRAP:I,Ov'.
—Royal Spank!' Loan of 1821, 33.—Exchange on Lendoit, one
month, 23f..10-.:; three months, 23f. 23e..-4'OMIJ tilthelaicile, 311
March.

(From the Poile.l
Mr. Brown, the Ambassador of the United States, arrived in
Paris yesterday, with his Lady.
The house of littebhard has Insole arrangements with twer.tr
three house& of Paris, who have (tickled an.ii,igst the nselves thu
Spanish Loan, which. in consequeLee of thla operation, Ns: yet
terclay, from do to 70.
M. Raver has betn declared President of the Chariihcr of Ile.
putiest..

A Commissary yestenlay went to the house of the Duke de
Catobacerea, to seize certain papers hclongtrg to Govetnn,ewt„,
The nephew of the late I Puke expremed his willingness to give up
the Government papers, but insisted upon retaining the cones.
rondcnee. as ...genital to the jtooilicatory memoirs of his uocle.
the affair has been referred to the Civil Tribunal.
°PEPS*, 3laucd G.
The rumour of the declaration of the indepeidencr of the Poch.
of Egypt has circulated hero since the 7th of February, but oe the
26th of February nothing certain was known of it.
They write from St. Petenburgh, that the Emperor of Russia ill