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YESTERDAY.
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South See Old Annuldeslllla
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Lottery Tickets 13/. 18s.

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Ditto Acct. Ditto Setlp
Segnillan Scrip Portuguese Bonds
Ditto Aect. 2 di. Dit:o Acct.
Buenos Ayres Scrip Prussian Bonds 99
Ditto Acct. Ditto Bonds 11022)1174
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Ditto Acct. 7t;* 9 Ditto Acct. 21
Ditto Scrip 9 `die Ditto 1110 Bonds
Ditto Aces. 9 tits Ditto Cons. (11123) IC
Danish Bonds 1(104 4 Ditto Bonds (11120)
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Allen. . . 37 U Palermo
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Berlin - 710 ' Bahia
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WritiOtt aiartoo!

THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
Title Evening, SATURDAY, September 4. will be perturiMMS
TIIC lIVPOCRITF..
Dr. Caldwell, Mr. SY. Farr ; Colonel Lambert, 111 r. Caolleie; *w.
worts.. Mr. Liston. Charlotte. Mrs. Chatterley.
After whirls X. Y. 7..
Ned .1y Bret'. Mr. Liston; itomlue Andrew. Mr. Harley.
To conclude with
A ROLAND FOR AN uLIVER.
Mind Mlghtlysr, sr.vlolugl Muria Harlington. Madame ',tilde.

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THRATRE ROYAL, ENOLISII OPERA-HOUSE,
sTRAND.
Tatls Evening. SATURDAY. September 4. will be performed
JONATHAN IN ENGLAND.
JunatlsanW.Dmiblklns, Mr. Matbews; Sir Leottberllparosefeeder. Mr.
Mr. Ledger, Mr.W. Sennett: Mr. Delaplerre, Mr. D. oadburst
Marty Larkspur. Mr. Keeley; Jemmy Larkspur. Mr. Tayleure: Aga-
Memnon. Mr..:lnsnan. Lady Groaseder. Mrs. Grove; Mary. Mai
HoWswaY ; Odle, Alm J.Welprt.
After w►lek

THE FROZEN LAKE
Thr Grand nuke of Suable. Mr. Bartley Prime de Neuhourr.
Wrench t onus de I I.,sherd, Mr. Pearlman !Melo,. Mr. Kerley.
The P11130E4111 Louisa. Miss Noel: Baroness Matilda de Itusefeld. Mho
Kelly. Te conclude with
111 f OR MISS.
Dick Cypher. Mr. Mathews[ Jerry Blossom. Mr. Rainer I O'Rourke
O'iraley. Mr. Purer. Doily Miss Pure?.

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NEE, SURREY TIIEATRE.
Taw new grand Chinese Melo Drama of The darning. Bridge," with
the superb ii:onery and gorgdous Deeorations, einstinislog to be
received with midtown applause, it will Du repeated every Lveuing

till further nor ke.
This present SATURDAY, grow 4. and every Evening durtag the
Meek, will 1w presented the celebrated Chinese
Idelo.Dranle, IR Three Acts. called
THE BRIDGE:
Or, T 115.: bYI3.TIO: 0? TIE LAKE
Telselpal Characters by Messrs. 11. Ecstatic. Rowbotham, Auld, SW -
weed, Yonne. and liennoingst Mrs. Loveday, and Mrs. Young.
la the seam of the Fie:, a iiratnl Ballet, called ••Ttoi Festival of Las
terns, or Feast of Tu.ip-.." Principe! Dancer. Miss Adcock.
After which Mr. Flenoninstou will give his admired Illustration of
the Art of Ventriloquist 1, end conclude with Imitations of several
Popular *tiara A favourite ...me by Mr.
To conclude with a grand Eastern Romance, exiled
ALA 1,,L %W..; or. Tlt IL ittitTmEss OF AhTBACAN.

TO CORBESPONDNNTS.
The penance of matter compels us to defer may article so the
City Tithes till 3loodsy.
The complaint of Air. Solomon shall be inqoircd into; and, i
lus statsiocnt be correct, he may rely on our justice.

/Ns Hui rum Pot rss commenced publishing yestertlar Dawning
at • quaTter.pant flys o'clock .

tA)NIX)N, SATURDAY. Sartzmnsa 4, /824.

It will be seen by the letter of our Paris Correspondent
on what terms alone the rewards of public eereive are to be
purchased, and the functions of magistracy retained, under
the present system cf Government in France. It is always
gratifying to record every instance in which the native ho-
nesty of the human heart triumphs over its more selfish
propensities. It is refreshing to find, now and then, an
individual in public life who refuses to make himself the
subservient tool of his patron. M. SA NLOT BAGUEN AU LT
was, it appears, elected a Deputy, through the active
sgency of the Ministers, to the exclusion cf M. Lamm
They left no means of corruption unspplied to carry his
election, and they succeeded. But to their surprise and dis-
appointment, their c: re Mate, instead of devoting himself
with entire obedience to their views, was disposed occasion-I
ally to think for him.;lf. M. Sanlot Baguenault had a due
share of political gratitude, but he had likewise, it seems, a
more than due slime of moral integrity. lie opposed M. de
Vti.stte in hl* project of reducing the interest of the
funded creditor : he afterwards assisted in reviving the
As istarque. These acts, it seems, were of themselves
more than enough, not only to induce the Ministers to
withdraw from him the light of their countenance, but
utterly to reverse all their former sentiments of high coati-
drrat:oa. Haring altea ty removed an Advocate-General
fur presuming that he had a public duty to perform, and
being thereby induced to suffer judgment to pass in
favour of the .4 risiorque, it was not likely they would suffer
use of the poprietuts of that journal to continue in quiet
possession Or an official appointment from which it was in
their powet to remove him. 'File Ministry could not dis-
place him as Lmruti: de Paris; this was not within the stretch
of their power. But M. Sanlot Baguensult was Moyer of
the Seennel Ar poidissement de Paris, and iu this situation
was subject to the authority of the Minister of the Inns-
rive ; and this authority has accordingly been manifested
by his removal from office. But the Ministry, in whom
the sense of shame, it should seem, is not yet quite extin-
guished, are most anxious to keep this measure a secret,
and tbe Committee constituting the LK NSURt have received
orders to suffer net arep!ion of it to transiire is the ?oldie
jeseraa's:—The formation of a Ministry for ecclesiastical af-
leirs, and the new arrangements projected, are designed, it
would appear, by M. Corhieres (Minister of the Interieure)
a prop it for dismissing the principal persons hitherto under
his employ in that department, and accordingly upwards
of twenty individuals have been discarded, after many
years' service. The alleged necessity for this harsh and
unwarrantible measure is, that it is essential to this reor-
ganization ; but the real cause is, the opportunity which it
affurtis of filling up their vacancies with creatures and de-
pendents. We leant from another letter, on which we
rely, that the King, notwithstanding the very dangerous
star: of his lictehh, strives, in compliance with the
wishes of those most about his person, to comesl it as
much as possible from the public; and he exerts himself
to the utmost, to remove any impression that he is drawing
near to his end. Mention is made of a conversation that
he held the other day with Loan Ws n ass LA ; during
which, while it was thought he was completely exhausted,
suddenly mused himself and begged to take part in the
-ation, spoke in a manner perfectly collected, and
111011:4.11t, appearance of cheerfulness. It

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