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Thiellroning, THURSDAY. Jaa.l6. writt be performed the Comedy of
THE MERRY WI% LS OF KINI)S011.
Slr Juba Falstaff. Mr. Dowton: Master Slender, Mr. Hark.) I Ford,
MrMlllack. Mrs. Fage. Miss Graddoa ; Mrs. ford, Miss Stephens.

To eoneinde with the Pantomime Nt

MdeILIMUIN. al`IC OP ALI. 'TRADE!.
Marimala, Mr. llowell t Pantaloon, Mr. T. Blanchard; Clown, Mr.
T. 'rowel ; Columbine. Muse Hartsell.
To-morrow, The Lord of the Manor IM the Pantomime.

COVIINi'-GARDEN 711-F:ATRE.

T I vivant. TH UR SDA V. Jan 25, w 111 be performed the Comedy of
THE SCHOtH. rof

411 r Peter Towle, Fatten Mr. ',meet:
Mr Benjamin Backbit*. Mr. June.; Joseph Stir/See. Mr. Cowper:
'Sallee Surface, Mr. C. lemble; Crabtree. Mr. Blanchard; 'owes.
Mr. Earley. Lady Teazle, MI Chester; Mr.. Candour, Mrs. 010b*.
After which the new Comic Ballet of
THE HUNCII•BACEED BROTHERS 0! lIAGDAT.
-- • • - ••

The principal Characters by Mews Austin. Hamm Heath, Ham
and Collett ; Signor Namara; Miss Homer. aDa blra‘eßY.
To conelude with the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND THE HADICK Mull;
Or. !Neu Y AND THE BEAST.
Harlequin, Mr. filar: Pantaloon. Hr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. S.
Grimaldi: Columbine. Mee Romer.
To-Morrow, Venice Preserved; and the Pantomime.

The Bal2les Passe commenced publishing yesterday 'Dosing
se dye o'clock.

LONDON, TIIURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1821.

The Paris Papers which arrived last night inform us
that the army of Mohilow has taken the oath of allegiance
to the Emperor NICHOLAS. The appanage of the Grand
Duke CONSTANTINE, it is suggested, will be increased,
though that Prince has stipulated for no private advantage
in adhering to his former resignation of the throne.
The advice, from Vienna repeat the old and absurd
calumny, that England is aiming to arrogate to herself
a kind of supremacy or protectorship over Greece, and
therefore that the British Government is endeavouring to
frustrate the negotiations now pending between the Divan
and the Greeks. The extreme folly of this imputation
renders it below any serious notice.
(From the Ensile. dated Tuesday. Jan. 24.1

We find the following details in private letters published In some
German Papers
• ht. Petersburgh now enjoys the greatest tranquillity, and the
most satisfactory accounts had been received from the Southern
Governments, where the corps had at first received with enthusiasm
the proclamation of the Casrowitach.
It is for history to do justice to the generous contention between
the two ►rothers. Passions and party spirit are now too easily ex-
cited. Prince William, the second son of the King of Prussia,
who is sent to St. Petersburgh to compliment the Emperor, will
}Ns through Warsaw ; the Envoy of Saxony will take the same
way; those of the other Posers will do the same. This mode of
proceeding carrot fail to flatter the Grand Duke l'onstantine, who
.has just taken the oath from the Polish army, which he is still to
eneamaad. As he has rot reserved to himself any advantage by
his renunciation, it Is probable that his appanage, which is said to
natoaut to no more than two millions of rubles in paper,
wt;l not be sufficient to gratify Ins inclination to beneficence.
Forty officers who have been arrested are now confined in the fortress
of St. Petenburgh ; they are all young men, some of them be-
t *aging to distinguished families. " Its shall live," wrote the Em.
Fero, himself to the wife of Prince Troubetakoy, who had in vain
sought refuge in the house of a foreiga Ambassador, his brother.
1:,-law—" he shall live since be is so fond is' life."

It is said that at St. Petersburgb the intriguers wished to make
the soldien cry, " Constantine for ever ! the Constitution forever!"
sui as the soldiers, not snowing what the Constitution was, showed
some opposition, the intriguers, taken unawares, answered that it
was the wife of Constantine; then the deeeivededdiers cried "Con-
stantine for ever ! Constitution for ever!"

His Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand of Este, set
Out fur Vienna on the 11th, on his mission to St. l'etersburgh.
The Grand Duke Mecklenburg Schwerin, and the Magnet
Leopold of Baden, have also set out for St. Petersburgh.
The Margrare will also go to Taganrog, to express to the Em.
peas Dowager the interest taken in her just afilictioa by the whole
(stand Ducal family. of which she is a member.
This sentiment is participated by all sensible hearts, not only on
account of the ermines& of the loss which her Imperial Majesty
hue sustained, but also on account of her exemplary and heroic
s.u.duct und2r it_ _

The hig accounts from Odessa announce that there are hopes of
preserving the Empress Elisabeth.

Petits. JAW. 23.
An English Bironet has been tried by the Tribunal of Correc-
t:anal Police fur swindling. Last August he called on M. Michaud,
carriage and harness iTAke.', rue 111011stilliftre, to purchase a hand-
some carriage, to which he meant to put two fine horses that he
had just bought. Th: Bargain being concluded, he gave a check
u Al. Delessen, his pretended banker; but M. 3lichaud having
resented his check for payment, found that he had been cheated.
rite Cot:rt sentenced the Baronet to a year's imprisonment, to pay
• Roe of 30Oti francs-2350 francs fie the price of the carriage, and
7GI Imes damajes.
From the Moniteur of Monday.]
VIENNA, JAY. 9.
After noticing the mission of Turkish Negotiators to the head.
quarters of Ibrahim Paella, to endeavour to make some arrange-
ment with the Greeks, it is added :—" It is affirmed, however,
that England and its agents endeavour to paralyse these negoti.
and thu the liniish Government wished to arrogate to
treJf a kind of supremacy over Greece. This disposition of
1 .sKland has not a little contributed to the measure which the
Porte has Ju.t adopted ; for, notwithstanding all the friendly
declarations of the English Charge d'Affaires, it still fears the
British protectorate of the Greeks, and is persuaded that the efforts
of the Cabinet of London tend to this object ; it believes also that
tne mission of Al. Stratford Canning has the same object.
PARIS, JAN. 22.

News from St. Pstersburgh of the 6th has beer; received at
Park. Tt.e oath had been tam at 51ohilow to the Emperor

[From the Jorrnal des Deter of Mondny.l
l'Ast to. J•w. 22.

The news from Russia is not yet altogether satisfaitory. That
from St. Peteraburgh teaches down to the fhb of January. The
Army de Wittgenstein has taken the oaths to the Emperor,
Nicholas.
An tothentie letter informs as that Prince lApnuchkin and
amen Michael Orloff, brother of the one who charged at the head
of toe guard upon the multitude, have been arrested and conducted
to the fortress. A great number of individuals of both daises have
area been arrested.
The Angilwglt Cavite mentions one Dolgorottehy and Do.
midair among More who have bean recently arrested.
The Carhrtihe Gamete. in an article which appears to be official,
be or s that a plot was in agitation. as extensive ae it was dreadful,
whir,: had fur its object the assassination of Alexander, and a
change in the tiovernment. The plan had been lung concerted,
sod wee to have been executed in the month of March, had not
the interregnum appeared a favourable moment. A very detailed
eepo-t Is given of the military movements which took plate on
the unfortunate '26th December.
l''e following important circumstances have hitherto been on.
krown •—`• The charge of the horse-guards had very little effect,
on account of the adrantapous partition which the rebels had
c'insco. They even &held the tiro discharge of Corr pieces of
ar.tilery, which hail been directed against them. The ovond
ditcheir disaerse,l them. Thq, cavalry pursued them as frir as
WienalPftlatrow, an island along the English quay. It 'was oat