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NEW THEATRE asOTAt, DEURr-LANE.
This Lavinia& MONDAY, June 111, wall he tgarloglegOd
COMMA eta.
Calve Manta Onions:ma. Mr. alocreody Maniegibub Terry:
Tulin§ Madding. Mr. Archer.
Voloognia, Mna. Dunn; Yirglina. Mtg. lirnithwall.
lit the mayor of the ll:venlig& Madame I 'sfalant will Moo " COW ywar
ruanimc," Itobin Adair," a celebrated Italian Air,
and two verses of
" Mule Britannia."

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TUE RLIfoLT 1.1, THE (mFEKs; ..r, TUE MAID 01, ATHENS.
Is the Second Act a hatted Ila Oat.

The enthutlantle reception which Madame CATALAN, "repel lenc,el
()tube bonnie of this Theatre. and the extraordinary attractlon
by her unrivalled posers.. have encouraged Mr. Pllstois re4bnen;:e
thle areorns4lnhed Singer ; and the Pub& napeet tly Inhumed,
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that she will appear
This Evenlnn.
Wednenday. the Pd.
Thursday. the 24th.

Friday. t►e 2504
MID 6111
Saturday. Ilse Nth of Oda month.

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THEATRE LOYAL
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COVENT-GARDEN.
Thie Lvening, MONDAY, June 11. will bp nefformed
KING RICHAIIII THE: TIMID.
Duke of Cinder. Mr. Rents Dole hf Reck!naham. Sr. Bennett;
Kul of Richmond. Mr. Cooper. Lally Anne. Min Y. It. Kelly.
After which ISth t mei MY OWN MCC
To-morrow, thanes the Second. with Ow Irish Tutor and Clark
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The MUT ion Pages commix:al publishing on
at half-past five o'clock.

1 Saturday mostalog

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LONDON, MONDAY, Just 21, 1824.

Accounts from Madrid, which we received yesterday via
Bayonne, speak of a plot still existing for raining the Infant
Don Carlos to the Spanish throne. In the mean time, the
Government of Ferdinand has stmmoned resolution
enough to strike &decisive blow r the Apostolic Junta;
Tr of these iniscite+ous lectionaries have been banished.
Among the exiles are the late Monk Minister Victor Baez,
the thrice turned traitor de l'lnfantado, and the furious
bigot Patine Crillo. All Spain is in a state of consterna-
tion ai dine proceedings. Some dreadful result must toi-
lets+. The regulations respecting the new levies for the
army and the safety of the prisons, speak Solpmes as to the
condition of that wretched country. A report is given,
which we shall belled to have confirmed, ate. that the
King of Portugal has convoked the ancient Cortes of that
kingdom. It is to be expected from those by whom
that well-intentioned monarch is now surrounded, that
that necessary measure will be recommended to him, Its
the duly course indeed for him to avoid the future perils he
will be exposed to, from the base and treacherous faction by
whom his life has been already menaced. John VI. is his
own master. lie is not reduced to the degrading necessity
of having his kingdom garrisoned by foreign troops; and
we fervently hope that he will insure the stability of his
throne, and the peace of his kingdom, by having recourse
to the wise and tempera's measure of calling about his
person the deputies of the estates of the realm.
MATlttri, JUNE 4.
The plot which has just been defeated at Lisbon was so in-
timattly connected with that which has long been meditated in
Spain, that even those persons who troubled themselves the least
about politics, know of it and openly speak of it. The name of
Charles V. becomes more popular ; the few Royalist troops who
have retained their arms, have declared in favour of that Prince,
who, according to them, has always felt a great interest in the army.
General Copan'', who, in 1814, presented the Constitution to the
King, inviting him to take the oath to it, has just been arrested at
Cadiz, and will be brought to Madrid. The struggle between the
Government of the King and the Apostolic Junta, would terminate,
there is rmson to believe, in favour of the former, if two or three
blows, like that which we are going to relate, proved to thc factious
that supported by the French, it is atrongenough, not only to check,
them, but to crush them. Twenty of the must distinguished mem-
bers of the Apostolic Junta have been banished ; among them Is
the celebrated Don Victor Saes. It is affirmed also, that the Duke
de l'lnfsntado, is one of them. This act of authority has caused
the greatest sensation, and we are impatient to hear the effect it
will produce in the provinces.

Jew: 6.

The Gazette of Aranjes contains a notice from the Supreme
Council of War, that the drawing by lot of 36,000 men having
been published by the Royal orders of the 15th and 19th of April
last, the Council, to prevent the excesses which have often been
committid on such occasions, commands the Royal Orders of
9th Feb. 1796, and 9th June, 1819, to be circulated, which relate to
those who, to avoid arming, voluntarily maim themselves :
punishment of these persons is the galleys. Among the exiled
members of the Aposuilic Junta are Colonel Canter° and Tathu
Cyrillo. It is reported that (liners! Capape, who had camped,
has been retaken and shot by the French. The partisans of the
Apostolic Junta have given themselves the name of Amarillo.
(the Y Wows.)

JuwE 6.

The Diario contains the following official paper:—" Long cape-
view has shown that one of the causes which has the most contri-
-I•uted to impunity of crime is seduction. By it the escape of the
greatest criminals has been facilitated. In order to prevent the
repetition of an abuse which has been so long tolerated, and the
consequences of which are so fatal, his 3lajesty has just ordered-
1. That in the prison or place in which there are individuals sc.
eased of conspiracy. or others, who not being included in the am-
neluy are placed under the authority of the law; there shall be a
guard comnumded by an officer.
2. That it persons who are under prosecution are in a place where
there are no regular troops or Royal volunteers, they shall be re-
moved for greater security to a place where there are troops.
3. Not only the Commanders of those guards, but the gaolers of '
the prisons, are personally responsible for the persons confided to
their care, whose flight will be considered with respect to the former
as participation in the crime, and they shall be immediately ar-
rested, and tried and punished in the same manner as the criminals
themselves. The number of the Corregidor' of Madrid is to be
raised to 26. They are to be chosen from such as have taken no part
In the revolutions, and known fee their attachment to the King and
to the ancient institutions. •

Juno 7.
It is mentioned as certain that the King of Portugal has given
a Constitution to his people, and ordered the re-establishment of
the ancient tortes of the kingdom.
To-morrow, at noon, all the Employes of the army who shall
not have quitted Madrid will be arrested.
The number of the etiled members of the Apostolic Junta, I
amounts to thiaty-two. The proscription of Don Victor Sara. and
Vaspa who is Genera of a religious ceder, has made an
' impression which it is difficult to describe ; meat people think it is
throwing oil into the fire.
An ancient officer of the Spanish guard, has just arrived front
Corunna, from which town he has escaped ; numerous arrests take
place there.

Brussels Papers to the 17th instant, and Dutch to the
19th, came to hand last night. Their contents are unin-
teresting. M. Von llorn, ,the author of the pamphlet
which bus created so much sensation at Ilesse Cassel, has
keen arrested at his residence near Minden, in the kingdom
'of Hanover. This arrest was made by order of the
•Ilanovcrian Government, on an application from the Court
of Deese. It is affirmed that the writer of the famous
anonymous lett.' to the Elector lima been discovered ; but
his name has not yet been given in the German Papers.
Von Morn, in his pamphlet, stated, that the author of the
conspiracy was to be found near the throve; this declara-
tion excited great alarm through the Dutchy ; hut well-in-
funned persons say, that the dangers of the plot are to be
found•chiefly in the feats of the Elector aml his Govern-
melt. Accounts from Vicuna notice a considerable fall iu
the Austrian funds.

FIIINCTOST, Jrxt 11.

Beside* the arrest of M. Manor (whose papers are veiled), and
of several other persons belonging to the Police, we have sines'
learned that the same measure has been adopted towards M. Voo
Horn.
The last accounts from Vienna are not favourable. Ever since
the Sd of June the Austrian Funds have been falling, particularly
the Bank Shares, and the tickets of Rothschild's Loan.
But sums, Juirt 16.

The 'Magistrates of Brussels announced, that the anniversery of
the batik of Waterl will be celebrated as usual. On the 17th,
in the evening, the bells are to ring, and at three in the morning,