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,vr.•iv 1101.11.. DRVIIY-LANE.
'FM. Etc ss ss NM:Sin/IV, Starch 22. 11111 be performed
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Ift.uso Forte. among Which oat• II l..nand Ilrllltant Hondo.
ith Orelondrid Aceonnetninorsn a Ines er perior- ed In thlm
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The Second I•art of the Concert with r I;ntod merture by
Mr. Moro. rhoneotl.

I..niArtr, Mr. tlorl ; romditetor. Mr. I'leinceiti; Harp, Mr. l'hatteetifti.
l'he .r incr.; oi the Orchestra will be reelected from the Militias'.
Uftlel ft. curl 14.111 nasal,
Principal ln.l r sssss ental Performers-- If Ininneello. Mr. Lindley; that-
Lie them Prieemierti; flute, Mr. NirMillafti ; sdrilor I no
Initu; MI. V. Ilareonti. Mr. Mrieloutuall; Trumpet,
Mt. Ilrrl e.*; Trmitlame, %Ignor Mai IMO; hnuu., Mr. Jenkinanti.
The I' ftft-t will begin •t Fight n't lock.
•.0 t ftrt.acr Pori iefthos ft he putoillthed due time.

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The OUl7lllllPME4Nr.won.enced putdiddng on Saturday morning
at 1141-past Fire o'clock.

LONDON, NION DAY, M tit it

The French Pap..rs of Friday, and the Elude dated
Saturday, reached us last night. The Lau journal, on
t I.e authority of the Austrian Obserrcr, blahs, that the treaty
of peace between the Ottoman Porte and Persia has been
fully emir:.d, and that the differences between ltussia and
Turley are in a train of adjuAinetit.
'From the Mu.dtcar of March IV.)
l'ait lc M., licit 18.
ell' rVIVIIIE or TUE CHAMBER Ur DEPUTIES.
Slntatw the D; tunics are I.iform,ll, that on Mturslay, the 20th
el Muth, there will be a genital meeting at the palace of the
!:bawdier, precisely at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of drawing lots for
the G‘ner.il Deputation for the Royal Sitting. The tickets for the
X•yal Silting tor do: 31.iss a the Holy Ghost will be distributed
at this aneetieg.
l Flout I.'/'.rile. dated Saturday.'
VIENNA, h.•lti:l y.
The lE. ger co contains the fallowing article
(.I`,ISI ANTI `. 01'1E. Fen. 10.
The rutil;:•ation of the treaty to 'wire with l',rsia arrived at
Egg TI:,11 0.. .lilltlNlry. the reports of ri.,eirecl I:os-
tilit,.. of t lurse 1..1: to the ground.
Tlie nil. vets weak, w ill give an audielee to
M • Miiirar',y tei Cie 12111. This loTW11111111:44 promise,a apeetly
tiroliestiet; n, op,.e.si•reito, between Itieont anal the Porte.

'fhe entr.:n,... of 4,Onit ,►llWniatas into Constantinople wive rise
that WY in eunteuytlstiun KallNt 'h..; 4-

ussa.arie.; but ti s ... ii. the Altmlians are only waiting tier a favour- i at„t,., that a .. ite..,a
t sentative. pepular, federative Govern-
able °mon umti to cw!, it :t.
Went had linen adopted in that great emntry.- Under
The Janissaries Anil Vie V annika are vigilantly watclied by he
sucha Government the different provinces of the Union
'Wand Vi.sier ald their Aga. .111 fears of them have erdirety
V. ill be soSereign and iiii!epentlent States, of vilii:th live-
Aunr rtm
. e tioveent hat arrived an account of the alrair of Ithaca. and-tlvi oty cow eompese the I 'Dion. North America ha%
It is
h.„1„,.„! f.,,1„ cyhir. of A bill:, which had 1110,000 piastre. of course brut the model taken for their 4 ;overninen t by
on board, by :he Ilreeks. The conquerors destroyed the c:ew : the Mcximil legisi„to.s. The last accounts from Alvarado
el.her in amen to on shore. Piibee 31aureeardato was prtactit at ,t,,t,., that the Spanish fleet from Ilavannalt, with sup-
die action. it!,e't of troops and provisions for the Castle of St. Juan de
tern from the Mores rite reanott to believe that tlere in noose . .
LIMA, armed at that fortreas on the '.P.Itl November.
I,coantlieg between the senate residing near Argo" and the L
it Power. at Cot' tk:tl4 of which is the licy of tilt 31Atn0•,..,. %%. hile landing these sneenurs the ('astle ceased tiring 011
etge.nent ha, at leegth b.....ti made, by which No.poli de V •ra Cru- until the %Al of I),Tember. On the appearanc:
Hui stun be occupied, ia the ItAltle 01 the three Wands, Ilydra, : ' '
,a. and I p•. Oa. el,: lof 11.3e:1 ‘11.411 Sod a "p,,,,e,,tjtiy, to it. of the Sean t...1a squadron, Gtneral Victoria ordered the
wo.roni aril he i;cverm,r vi Tripolis's; Petro My will emit.
'
Pr Mexican deer to retire from '• Saeritlcios- to Alvarado for
t cvitrata, Mistra, arid all the country Matill[ti, et- .
,I Itohriott, t ci...t).,T the brotber or the *oh as not known), satiety. This fleet consists of two rchooners of Iti guns,
teilitias uf the Exc.:tom tour.ctl.
1111'4'4k n-boat. oath armed with one :V2 and 52 I pounder.
PAI3II. Marten Pt. , gu,
uars from St. retenbursti of th,.. 21 instant, r:.eircd rater• The enonotrus sum of twenty-seven millions of dollars

is said to have been raised by the Mexican Govern-
ment from the property of European Spaniards confiscated
by the Congress. The Treaty of Union between Colom-
bia and Peru had been formally ratified by the latter, and
the alliance of both Republics is now complete. tanterac,
jthe Royalirt General, has been endeavouring to suppress
his proclamations from Lima, and to stifle the public
mention of the excesses committed by him when in that
capital. A letter of his to Itodil, his Adjutan'-General,
is given in the Government Peruvian Gazette:—" it is not
" expedient for us (Canterac writes) to snfE•r the prorla-
" oration published in Lima to reach Europe; for this
" reason let all the copies of it be collected together. I
" repeat to you (the letter adds), that we ought not, in the
" public papers, to make mention of proclamations which
" betray violent measures, in contradiction of what we
" have said respecting the adherence of the people." This
is a tolerable testimony of the conduct pursued in Peru by
Spain and her adherents, a system the tyranny of which
its agents arc now afraid to acknowledge: yet this is the
government and system the Holy Alliance would restore
thrmigh South America—a system that was the curse
of these countries, while it endured. Spain may send sonic
hundred men to an isolatexl fortress in Mexico, or fora few
months more spin out a hopeless contest in l'eru ; hut her
endeavours will be ultimately fruitless. Her dominion
over die New 11'orld is gone for ever; and her tyranny
never can degrade or impoverish these vast countries again.

F.ISIIIOYABLE INTELLIGENCE.

-~-

Emily, Marchioness of Londonderry, will give a rout this even-
ing at her house in t. James's•square.
The lion. laity Smith will have a grand dinner-party this day at
her house in Piccadilly.
Earl Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset will give a grand
'entertainment this day to a distinguished party at their house in
Grosvenor-square....
.

The I 'ouno.-ot IVetorks will give a rout to-morrow evening at
her house in str.iitosd-ohmi..
Lady linguine will gives rout on Friday next at her house in
St. Jamovs',-strtet

The Ilan. rlr•. Philips will give a rout on Friday at her house
in Hill-tort Li, Ilerkeley-square.
The I► why's of I►orset will give a concert on Thursday at her
' house in Grosvenor-square.
lirs. Mitchell will give a hall on Wednesday at her house in
Charles-street, Iterkeley.squarc.
:iirs. lienyon will give a rout to-morrow evening at her house in
Grosvenor-square.
Lord and Lady I: wyelyr will have a grand dinner party on Thurs-
day at their house in Piccadilly.
fhc Hon. Agar Ellis will have a grand ilinner-party this day,
and Mrs. Ellis a rout in the evening, in Spring-gardens.
Earl Itathurst sill have a grand dinner-party on Friday, and
another on Saiurdav, at his house in Stanhope-street, May-Fair.
Thomas I lope, Esq. will have a grand dinner-party on Saturday
at his house in Mansfield-street.

The Marqui. of lan down entertained a distinguished party at
dinner on Fridly at Lansdown House, Berkeley square ; among
whom were the Esti of Aberdeen, '
_Earl Clare the Countess of
Kandy ich, Lord and Lady Holland, Lord and Lady Morpeth,
Mr. F. Lamb, Mr. Vernon, a.e. bey.

Earl Darnley cntertaiLid Lord and Lady King and a large
pant to dinner on Saturdr.y, at his broom in Ilerkeley.square.
. Egerton, Esq. M.P. bad a grand dinner party on Saturday,
at his bonne in St. .lames's-square ; among whom were, Caloi.el
Disbrowe, Atrcistwortli' Ea+ Mr. Ford, .Mr. and Miss Mack.
burn, Misses ,%:11en, Mr. Hutton, ke.
The Earl of If arrowby will have a grand dinner party on Thurs-
day, at his honor in flrosvennr-square.
The lli dtt Honourable Itrillisns Iluskisson entertained his Ex-
' celleney Patron risen and a distinguished party at dinner on Satur-
day, at his house in Somerset-place, Somerset-house.
William I hd, Esq. M.P. entertained Lord abtl Lady King and
a large Tarty a, dinner yesterday, at his house in Iterkeley-square.
The limas:ltalie J. Abereroushy„ M.l'. had a dinner party
yesterday, at his house in Newourtet, Spring-gardens.
Sir Abraham hone. Ilan. will have a grand dinner party on
Friday. at h:s Is Ilse is 11i11-street, Iterkeley-square.
The Honourable Arbuthnot had a grand dinner party yester.
day, at Ilia house, Whitehall-place. Mrs. Arbuthnot enter-
, tamed a large party of fadsionableis in the evening.
The Marquis of 'lssndos has left town for his father's, the
Duke oh' Bucking:sasses seat, Avington,
land lianeliff has arrived in town
._„. _

In the Committee of Supply on the Irish Miscellaneous
Estimator on Friday rii4ht. -sixteen thousand pounds were I
voted for printing, starisnery, and odor disbursements,
for the Government 011ces in Ireland, the monopoly of
of which Sir Abraham Bradley King, a notorious Orange-
man, still retains by patent. This man is the head of
the Orange party in Dublin, the idol of the Aldermen of
Skinner's-alley, and openly op:awed to the spirit and prin-
ciples of Lord Wellesley's Government, and yet he is suf-
fered to retain this profitable monopoly, which lie has en-
joyed fur near five and twenty years. While Sir Bradley
King, and others of that faction, find bigotry the best
road to wealth, they will not be inclined to abandon their
old principles fur those of a better cast. This man, and
the party by whom he is surrounded, are avowed enemies
to everything like conciliation and equal Government in
Ireland. Eternal proscription and discord among the
people arc the mottoes of their banners; they will still
proceed in their career while it brings no lasses with it.
The spirit of mildness that has marked Lord Wellesley's
Administration prevents these men being dealt with as
they ought; they are insolent and contumacious, from
having the Government money in their pockets. While
Sir Bradley King has an annual contract of this sort to the
amount of some thousands, with full 20 per cent. cone-
mission and profit, as his reward, and others of the same
crew are paid as Police Magistrates, and in other ways, they
will consider their bigotry ■ good marketable commodity, and
not be inclined to elis„uise it. Mr. Thos. Ellis, the Irish Mas-
ter in Chancery, is another of this pack. Mr. Hume read
him a lecture on Friday nigh:, we fancy lie will not scion fur-
get. His parliamentary labours are likely, however, to close
with the present session : he is one of the incapable' who
come over from that country, and the party who elected him
are now heartily tired of him ; he is too dull to serve even
their purposes. The vulgar mouthing' of stupid bigotry will
not do for the House of Commons:, and the Dublin Nlaster
in ('hancery has no other talent ; he is just on a par with Sir
George Hill, and the kumaine Lord Farnham—with Mr.
Brownluw, and the liberal Mr. Dawson. These individuals
all herd and bark together ; they are of the same genus,
and gregariqys in their bigotry. A precious junta they are—
most eloquent, most liberal, and most useful in their voca-
tion—a fine sample of the ability and liberality imported
from Ireland. Sir Bradley King will probably be sent
over by Lis party on another election, if the Baronet lives
so long. The table will then be full, and the cabal of
the orangemen coronae. IVlren will this state of things
cease in Ireland, and tranquillity and happiness s:ttle over
that most unhappy country? Never, while the Orange
faction have wealth and power, and Government lavishes
its favours on such men as Sir Bradley King.

The Iforager :111welaioness of Salisbury had a seloct party at
dinner yesterday. at her house in A rlington-strcet.
Lori !Berwick had a dinner party yesterday at his house in Gros-
venor.square.
Arri%als at Bates Hotel, Dover-street :—C. B. Hale, Esq. from
Bath; J. Dickinson, Esq. from Paris. 1/epartures:-31r. and
Mrs. 11'illianis. for Cheltenham ; Right Honourable Sir R. O'Cal-
laghan. Bart. for Ireland; C. B. Ponsonby, Esq. for North-
ampton.

The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Mackenzie have arrived at lienderson's
lintel %Ve►t.

•te JMariuis and :Marchioness of Salisbury have left 111/afield,
for their seat in Lancashire.

The Earl and Countess Cowper left town on Saturday, for their
seat. l'ansenger, ileitis
Departures from the British Hotel, Jernlyn-street :—George
ilartopp, E.q. nn a tour; and J. W. Shaw. Esq.
lion. Captain Russell, It.N. has arrived at the Waterloo Hotel,
Jernivn-strett, from a tour.
Arrival at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street:—Colonel Pack,
from his scat in Herts. Departures :—llenry Haider, Esq. for
his seat in Hens ; D. Brown, E.g. for Bath; Thos. Page, Esq.
on a visit to Prince Leopold, at Claremont.
Arrivals at Blake's lintel, Jen:ln-street :—H. G. Ward, Esq.
from Mexico; and Capt. Sargeantion, from Brighton.
Arrivals at ri I:on 's II fuel, A lbenvarle-strect leury Thomas
ll'indww, Esq., and S. Anderson. Esq. from the l'untiuent ; and
John Ihbetson, fro,n Down Hall, Essex.
Arrivals at the Itch lintel, Arlington-street:—Sir Il'alter
Roberts, Bart. from Bath; ('ol. and Mrs. Massey, frum a tour;
and Capt. Yringle, B.S. from Bath.

PRIVATE (.011BESPONDENCF.

MADRID, MARcli 7.

The French troops which marched from here last week
for Old Castille, and were destined, it is said, to fight or
disperse the corps of
.Merino, are already returned, without
any one being able to account for this sudden return. It
it affirmed that this guerilla party had retired beyond the
(hero, and that Merino himself was at Burgos, whence he
wrote to the French General, that his tnen had separated,
and that he hail no intention of calling them again to-
gether. lk it as it may, Merino'has appeared yesterday
in Madrid, wearing the uniform of a Brigadier-General,
and bad a long audience from the King. The general opi-
nion is, that his Majesty received him with the greatest
kindness, and granted him the favour of remaining in the
military service, and of receiving at the same time the re-
venue of his Canonical. Nevertheless his guerilla, divided
into detachments of 20 end 30 men, remains in its quar-
ters, on the Banks of the Duero ; and General Bourthont
perceiving that he has been deceived, has demanded satis-
faction.

Tll EKING.

WINDSOR (SI:NDAY), MARCH 21.

Friday evening, soon after six o'clock, his Majesty ar-
rived at the Castle, in his carriage, with a military escort,
from London. Saturday morning, after breakfast. the
Earl and Countess of Warwick, and Lord and Lady
Maryborough, left the Castle, where they had been on a
visit to the King for a few flays.
. .

At three o'clock his Alajesty took an airing in his phae-
ton, up the Long-walk, to the Lodge, &e., and after in-
specting the improvements, returned to the Castle to
dinner.

Saturday the Duke anti Duchess of Clarence left Rushy
Park for Windsor, on a visit to the King for a few days.
On the sth inst. Lord and Lady Burgbersh left Florence,
on a visit to the Princess Maria Louisa at Parma. Ifer
Ladyship had teems:rid from her accomhentent about two
months p. cvious.
The principal part of the Clarendon Hotel is engaetd
for the Earl of Clancarty. family, and suite, on his return
from his embassy at the Hague.
On Friday night, at a late hour, Mr. Ward. jun. arrived
in town, by way of Portsmouth, with iLspatehes from
South Annrica.

Lord ►afford was, in his younger days, a pupil of to
Roy. Or. O'Halloran, at Alphin-ton, near Exeter. I'he•
late of the unfortunate master, who is now under trans-
portation for forging a frank, and the rapid rise of his
pupil, form a striking contrast.-11,trom4 ire Alper.
There is a rumour from Lisbon, that I►on Miguel, the
King's second son, Pas stabbed his father's Chamberlain.
Letters have been received from our squadron at Algiers
(ri.B Marseilles) dated Mardi v, which state that the Dey
had renewed his enitogoventp with Admiral Sir Harry
Neale, not to make Christian captives• and to abide by the
treaty made with Lord Exmouth. Sir Harry Neale was
in consequence about to return to Malta, with IL, Revenge,
Naiad, i c. We should apprehend our thiverninent will,
notwithstanding, take sonic immures to insure the faithful
otse•rvance of the re's pres. intentions.—Portsmouth
Paper.
:►driers were received at the Colonial (Mee. on Satur-
day, from Jamaica and the Leeward islands, where all
waa tranquil at the date of the packets leaving—the 9th
ult. Fourteen slims wen• tried at Montego flay for con-
spiracy. on the ..isth •January, thirteen of whom were
found guilty. Three were sentenced to be transpermd.
and the 1.4 st to dill' rent terms of imprisonment. Fonr
others were tried on a similar indietun in at Hull' Hay, and,
being convictd, three were sent:•uced to tile.

. -
1. !m.o.—Letters from the city of Mexico to the '2111)
January have been received. It appears there had been.
within the two or three slays preceding that slate, an ebul-
lition of the popular feeling against the old Spaniards.—
One of the Generals in the Mexican genie• hail stilt a
message to the 'ongress, to sly, that unless the law. order-
ing the expulsion of the old Spaniards, was immediately
carried into effect, the troops would not contintm their al-
giance to the 4:overnment.—Altcr sonic little communi-
cation between them, an assurance was given, that the law
would be enforced, and a Proclamation was issued, per-
emptorily calling on all Spaniards to make preparation for
quitting the country. Order was restored, and et ery thing
quiet.—lt appears. that two individuals, who had rendered
themselves obnoxious, Michelene and another, were in-
cluded in this order.—The above account was brought in
letters from Mexico, by the Thetis frigate, in which Mr.
Ward has returned. We understand that he brio: s the ine:b
favourabk tac:o...m:s as t the objt•ca of his Illitt;i011

The list of the Councillors appointed in the room of t
fifteen dismissed last month, has been published. The
candidates are all strangers in the career of the Magistracy,
sea the excinion of the ferocious Galimoga, who brought
himself into notice :n lals and IMI9, by his infamous be-
haviour towards th,, Liberals and the Freemasons. It is
well known that, not contented with loading them with
chains. he would often strike them with his hands and
abuse them. There exists a great deal of jealousy between
tht-se new Councillors and the military men, who compose
the permanent councils of war. However, the latter treat
the Liberals with much more leniency than was expected.
They have condemned to death several assassins and high-
way robber, and that is what the Councillors do not like,
because the protraction and complication of the proceed-
ings a-c for them a source of profits, of which they are
deprived.
The Duke of Infantado leads a very retired life, and
seems inclined to withdraw from politics. Ile patmnises.
with great zeal, a Lancastvrian school established under his
auspices, by an Englishman named Konney, and this
tem would be genc;.ally adopted in Spain, it the clergy did
not oppose it with !heir might.
Overard is still ere, and often appears in public
with S;r W. A'Court. The project of amnesty is no more
spoken of: it appears that it has been entirely given up.

1111.RoA. 31Aacit 1.

This provineo is in the greatest anarchy. There are not
only two or three censtitutional guerillas, one of which
is commanded by the Lieutenant-Colonel Perez, forma
Aide-de-Camp to Rive°, hut the Royalists themselves are
openly at war with the King, who is unwilling to restore
to Biscay its ancient priv:l;ges. A junta has been fon»ed.
which assemble under the famous tree of Graica, and
though the magistrates have received several orthrs for the
dis4clution of this junta, they have neglected enforcing
them.

Another very numerous guerilla has made its appearance
lon the frontiers of thtlicia. It is remarkable for the atru-
cities it c.numits against the monks and priests. We have
received news from Cormina. Every thing was tranquil
there, although arrests continued to take place. Neverthe-
, less, the state of the cruntry is comido ably ameliorated
singe the departure of Morello, who was so much detest( d
by both parties, that during the last days of his stay in the
town he did not dare to show hints•if in the streets.
There are ru other troops in Galicia but the French garri-
son of t uritima. consisting of Soo men, and another de-
tachment, equally French, at Ferrol. At St. Jag° there is
a Spanish Commandant, without troops. It is the same
thing with Lugo and Iligo. The Constitutional parties
hare ceas.sl molesting the courier from Bitrvs to !run,
and it is suppo►ed that this is owing to a facile conven-
tion between the Chiefs of the gucril!as and the French
troops, who are entrusted with the care of protecting, the
road.

t is whisper it that the regiment of hussars, the officers
of which have recently distinguish:it themselves in the
affair of Mr. Battier, will go on forvit.m service at no distant
period.

Lynn Election closed on Friday at three o'clock. The
numbers wcre—
For the Marquis of Titclifteld
Sir %V. B. Fol Les - • - 11.4

1114jority for the 31argitis

An Oxford paper announces the death. by dmwnin;!, of Mr. J.
Harvey, a Ctmunornr of Wittlhatit College. (ht Thunwtay last,
about three o'clock, as this voitng geniktuan was taking the diver-
sion of roe ing in a skiff between lfiley and Oxford, near the weirs,
it is supposed he stood up in the boat to disencumber himself of his
rowing-jacket. /it this nuntier t his oar dropped hum his hand,
and endeavouring to recover it, he over-balanced himself, ant! tell
into the stream, whieli was extremely rapid. Ile estight, however,
to the side of the boat. and ccclaimaf, ••• Save me ! save we !" but
tile boat instantly 'W.II and stank, bristlier with the unforturtoe
b• nduraa, star u as .:,,t stea again oboe.

FOREIGN INTELLIGF:IVCE.

FRENCH PAPERS OF FRIDAY.

[From the Jurrual des Dehale.l
LEGHORN, 31A1C/1 13.
A vessel arr veil here from Algiers, loaded with goods, "hid
the Algerines had taken from the Spanish prizes. It sailed Nees 11 Algiers four days after the departure of the English Om a.
ut
Nothing rew had happene.l. but the Algerinex entertained
much resentment against the English. The Consul of the I 'nited Stoma
'endeavoured to interfere as inedistt.r. Four or got Spanish
prizes had already been brought into Algiers. Abotiier set* t
larrited lure from Malta, states, that all the ships of ear that
eiuld he spared had sailed for Algiers, and it was affirmed that
the English AdtLital had ordered all the British men of liar in the
3lediterranean to meet off Algiers.