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ban tear.smitted prayed that the poser afrurparaiol. which rc%.1..1 DeLate) they think thrtnselvA pore at ciao since the die-
in the Bremner, might not henceforth be enforced sithent the' .
sanet,on cf the glbrernor read Cruceil. glace those eirenmstance„ minced of the Neble Peer. TM* his destitution is a suldeet
had taken place, the Coen at Bornhayltad been remodelled, and of grief fat Prnnee—of joy for England." Thialsiated 1
pot on the same footing as the Courts at the other Preaidenelea.
"
aggcratlon only serves to throw ridicule around the
cm:squeal, the object of the memorial had been virtually tarn-
plied witl4. fallen Minister. Had be been a Richelieu or a Maurits,
The
fiat 11111.4 then read a first time, and ordered to he read ai
I
influence e-uld not have been more formidably pour-
second time this day six months, and to be printed.
EAST INDIA POSSESSIONS BILL. frayed. The worthy citizens of London must have
The East India Possessions Bill was read a third time and changed their ancitnt character, and become regardless of
passed. all past pursuits, 'lf the changes of the Paris Cabinet were
not forgotten in a few henry, and their passing influence
even then only felt among the rpccu!ators of the Stock
Exchange. The Ittoile has another bundle of alarming
intelligence from Mouth America, consisting of fabricated
reports extracted from the verveivas columns of the Ma-
drid Gazette. According to these reports, the Royalists
had nearly triumphed in every state of the South American
Continent, and the wish for a re-union with happy Spain,
now enjoying so many blessings, was so ardent, that the
hare appearance zf a faw Spanish vessels would call up the
inhabitants of 700 leagues cf coast in favour of the " be-
loved Ferdinand." Why will the Etvik give circulation
to statements, which it must know are equally ridiculous
and unfounded. In tin is this eternal harping kept up
on the subject of South America. The supremacy of Old
Spain over her once prcud possessions is utterly gone, and
no fabrications of the .Madrid Gazette, or the Etvik, can
recall it: they might as' well seek to call back time again.
America is free, and will continue so, in despite of Spain
or her allies. The worthy Don Miguel, we find, had ar-
rived in Paris; that capitol will complete the morals of this
" excellent" Prince. .

SIR WILLIAM I.r3ILEY.
Mr. ELLICE stated, that u he had understood from the lion
Secretary opposite (Wilmot) that it was the intention of hi. Ma
jetty's government to recall Sir William Lumley to answer the
charges brought against him. he should not press his motion.
The other order, of the day were then disposed of, and at ONE
o'CLocit the House adjourned till•Matday.

Mt 111/TI"
Of Fourteen, who voted against the Third Reading of the
Insurrection Bill
Grattan, J. Williams. ; 0,11
Palmer, Colonel Wood, 3lr. tdcrman
Storvrt, W. (Tyrone)
Aloysten, Sir T.
Scarlett, .1.
Smith, Wm.

Burdett, Sir F.
Bennett, John
Pronghorn, H.
I)ennian. T.
Bright, H.
Ellice, E.

TEL

Ilobbouse, J. C.
Hume, Joseph

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French Renter

Rumours for a day or two have been afloat, founded on
the authority of a letter from St. Thomas's, dated the 13th
of May, stating that accounts had reached that island front
La Guayra, of Bolivar's having been defeated by Canterac,
in a pitched battle in Peru, anti that Lima was, in conse-
quence, re-occupied by the Royalists. Letters two days
later, from St. Thomas's, which we have seen, are wholly
silent on the subject, and the report is now utterly dis-
credited. It is almost impossible, from the distance, that
any very recent intelligence could reach La Guayra from
Peru. The journey is immense ; it would have to travel
from Lima to Truxillo on the coast, from that to Guayaquil,
thence overland to Quito and Bogota, and so on to Caraccas
and La Guayra, a most tedious and difficult route. The
last accounts from Lima. to the 31st January, stated nego-
dons to be then on fcot between Bolivar, Canterac, and the
Peruvian Congress, for a general accommodation. The
Spanish General, who isa decided Constitutionalist, having
been apprised of the restoration of despotism in Spain,
had changed all his plans in consequence. It is very un-
likely that this negotiatidn should have been suddenly
broken off, and a decisive battle fought, ending in the de-
feat of Bolivar, and the capture of Lima ; all, too, within
so short a time, particularly when we know that both
armies were considerably removed from each other, and in
a country where every movement is so difficult. Every
thing tends todiscredit the report altogether. Some occur-
rences of a painful nature are said to have taken place at
Marraibo, where the troops had mutinied, from the delay
of pay. No vessels from that place had arrived for some
time, and the result was not, in consequence, known.

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IThT THEATRE. •
This Evening, SATURDAY. lune 19, will be performed
OTELLO.
Primipal Performers :—Madame Pasta. M. Bcgres. Signor Moretti,
Signor Poet.. Signora oraelnl, and hiewur Oarcia.
After the
LE PAGE INCoNST new PalletAN, en
T.titled
Rtplkatlous respecting Boxes to be guide to Yr. Seguin, at the
pemothee, DM, Quadrant, as usual.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, IWJRY--LAII E.
This Evening. SATURDAY. June 19. will he performed
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
Count Altnaviva, Mr.lliteready s Figaro, Mr. Harley s Antonio.
Mr. Browne; Cherubino, the Pair, Mrs. H. Hughes.
CouneessAlinavia, Mae Porn; Suisun's. Wes Stephens.
After which. THE 4.1.411.
Young wilding .mum...
Tu conelude with
THE REVOLT OF THE GREEKS; Glr, THE MAID OF ATHENS.
In the Second Act a Grand Ballet.
On Monday, C. r &anus, with the Revolt of the Greeks.

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The entinslastle reception which Madame CATALAN, experienced
on the boards of this Theatre, and the extraordinariattraetton created
by her unrivalled powers, have encouraged Mr. Ellinos to
this accomplished Singer; and the rubilc is respectfully isr:f=
that she will appear on
Monday, the ill at. Friday. the 23th.
Wednesday, the 23d. MOO OX
Thursday. the 91115, Saturday, the .26th of this month.
•ge Full parekulars a her bongs will be duly willumbetd-

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. SPRING,
aux aousitsurita.
On TUESDAY NEXT, June SS. bie performed
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
flirtsSiert Brandio. Mr. Dewtarts Frederick. Mr. CgsWet Olispol.
Mr. 11221•7; Stephen Garrowby, Mr. Kaiol. Emily Worthington,
Mrs.W.West Lueretla Mae Tab. Mr.. Marlowe.
At the end of the Comedy a new Chinese DiverthetnenL
After which a MUSIC %I. MELANGE.
In which Minammoes Stephens, Povey, and Cubist, and Idesern
graham. Hofn. Harley. and Knight. will
To which will be added &NIA F.,TER DAGATIftIinOOD.
Sylvester Daggerwo.M. Mr. Elliman.
'Di tenet:Ms with
MODERN ANTIQUES: or, THE MERRY MOURNERS.
Coekletop. Mr. Dowtos i Frank. Mr. Harley Joey. 111 r. Knight.
Nan, Miss S. Booth.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening. SATURDAY. June 15. will be perfeeWswil
CHARLES THE SECOND: or. THE MERRY MONARCH.
King Charles the Seeund, Mr. Cooper; Lord Rochester, Mr. Junta
Captain Copp. Mr. Fawcett; Mary. Miss H. Tree.
After which lath time) MY OWN MAN.
To eanehde with THE IRISH TUTOR.
On Monday, King Richard the Third. Glaucemer, Mr. Kent.
On Monday. The Mogul Tale I Sweethearts and AA Wes; and Fish out
of Water.

The Allge-meine Zeitung to the 10th of June has nothing
in it of any importance. It says not a word of the Greeks.
A vessel from Corfu, which touched at Trieste on the 3d
of June, brought no news of the Turkish fleet, which had
not then appeared in those seat The Russian Emperor,
it appears, was expected at Warsaw, to be present at the
I opening of the Polish Diet ; and in place of going to the
baths of Carlsbad, in Bohemia, it is said the Imperial
Autocrat would honour the southern provinces of his vast
empire with his presence, and extend his tour to Astrachan
and the Caucasus. These provinces have not had &glimpse
of Royalty since Catherine the Second made her memo-
rable prve ion through the Crimea, under the auspices of
Potemkin. Georgia and the Caucasus have since been at-
tached to this overgrown empire. The Vienna papers con-
tradict the reports of another interview between Francis
and Alexander. The last meeting, at Czernowitz, was, we
fancy, anything but satisfactory ; all the art of Metternich
was necessary to gloss it over from the jealousies that fol-
lowed on it.
FrtAwaroay, JUICE 5.

THEATRE ROYAL. HAYMARKET.
This Evening, SATURDAY, June IV, will be performed
THE RIVALS.
Sir Anthony Absolute, M
aalkland, Mr. W. Farr= ;r. Abbott. Captain Absolute, Mr. wining
F
Lydia Languish, Miss Cconhester; Julia, Mrs. Chatterley.
To clude with
A YEAR IN AN HOUR; or. TIIE COCK Or THE WALK.
Robby Backbone, Mr. Liston.

Letters from Poland, from persons worthy of credit, state, that
his Majesty the Emperor of Rusts is expected at Warsaw by the
time of the opening of the Polish Diet. His Majesty, it is said, is
determined to be present in person upon that occasion. The same
letters, however, add- that it is by no means to be inferred that his
Majesty will go to Bohemia; on the contrary, it was considered
his Majesty would honour with his presence the southern provinces
of his empire, and would extend his tour to Astrachan and the (:au.
emus, provinces which have not yet had the happiness of beholding
their Sovereign.
We expect here next week all the members of the family of Baron
Rothschild, to be present at the marriage of Baron James Von
Rothschild, with the daughter of Baron Solomon Von Rothschild.
TRITSTE JILTVE S.

•
THEATRE ROYIE,NTTLISH OPERA-HOUSE.
MR. MATHEWS AT HOME!
In consequence of the preparations fur openlmc the Theatre for the
Summer Season of the En
LAST glish Opera
NIGHT the Proprietor IllinuUneel
THE
Of the ANNUAL LECTURE on P
NNERSIECULARITIES, CHARACTER.
and MA
Founded on Obserrations and Ativesturssduring Mr. Mathews's late
TRIP TO AMERICA.
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Juno 19.
Doors to be opened at Seven—Performauee begins at Eight o'Clock.

The BRITItiI Pa Eros commenced publishing yesterday morning
at haf-past five o'clock.

A vessel which left Corfu on the 20th of Slay ha's brought us
no news. The Turkish /Met bad hot yet appeared in those seas.
VIENNA, JUNE 6.
We have now no hope of seeing their Imperial Majesties in the
capital, at the solemnity of the festival of Corpus Christi. Their
Majesties will keep it at Prague. and probably be here before Inc
end of the month.
There is no foundation whatever for the report spread 1 y reign
I journals of an interview with his Majesty the Emperor
who will nut leave his dominions this year.
Vt En NA, J u sr t: 5.--:Sletalliques, 96.9 16.1 Bank Shares, 1147 k.
Allgemeine Zeitung, June 10.

LONDON, SATURDAY, Jogs 19, 1821.

Tuesday's French papersarrd the Eloile of Wednesday,
reached our of in due course yesterday. The Journal
1
des Debuts has not vet exhausted its eulogiums on M. de
Cbateaubriand. This journal 'hews singular virtue in ad-
hering to the fallen Minister. Dwelling on the different re-
marks made by the London papers, on M. Chateaubriand's
dismissal, it seeks to form from them a crown of triumph
for the fallen tiscomte, and places the empty " corona],"
in exultation, on his brow. The journal in question, for this
purpose, seeks to revive all the national jealousies and ri-
valry, once so strongly existing between both countries.
" To hail (says the Journal des Debuts) the news of the
fan of M. de Chateanbriand with such transports of
joy, England must have found, in the talents and character
of the noble Peer, an insurmountable obstacle to her pro-1
jeets ; and how must not our national rivals (this paper'
adds) be delighted to see the unexpected fall of a statesman
who forced England to admire us, to remain a peaceable
spectatress of our successes, and to precipitate nothing in
the affairs of Spanish America." will the .fonenol
der Debuts put forward such bombast. The London jour-
nein remarked on the F rem+ linister's disgrace as they I
would on any other passing event of the day ; its daily re-
currence in all the papers of Paris, obliged them again to
notice the strife of words ; but the political thunder that
mllell over the French capital was scarcely heard on these
shores—the event was of too little importance to create
either anxiety or exultation here. If Chatearibriand's re-
tirement brings with it the permanence' of a more pacific
policy in the Cabinet of the Tuilleries " foot vnienr," we
say for France herself, for she could gain nothing by any
designs on America, and great Britain is now too powerful
to fear anything from hostility. M. Chateauhriand has tra-
velled, and been some time, as Ambassador, a resident in
this country ; from both, he must be equally aware of the
resources and the influence of Great Britain, and that there
is Tull cause (smother nations

- to tremble
When they hear the lion mar."
The Viscomte never got credit for any vcry profound po-
lities, but a.nid any plans he might have meditated, a
hostile collision with Great Britain, was not, we are sure,
amongst them. "At London (adds the Journal des