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HAY.ifARWET THEATRE.
This Evening, FRIDAY, August 19. alit be performed
THE CRITIC; or, TRAGEDY REHEARSED.
Ihdr, Mr. Harts: air Frettn Plagiary, Mr. N. Farean.
After which,
"QUITE CORRECT."
The Prineipal Characters by Messrs. Vining, Raymond, and Liston ;
licedamarGlover, Davison, P. Glover, and W. Clifford.
To conclude with MIDAS.
Apollo, Madame Vestris ; Midas, Mr. Liston.
FNGLISII OPERA HOUSE.

This Keening, PR( fl AY, August 19. will be performed (fur the
• Bth time In this oonntryl, a Cirand Opera called
TARRalle., TAR FAIL CHIEF.
The Principal Characters by Nlesers. 11. Phillips. J. 0. Atkins, Per-
. Una, Breham, Denman. Thorne, and J. Bland; atlases Paton, Dow-
ord. and Bodin ; and a young Lady.

After which IS HE JEALOUS
Kr. Helmour, Mr. I% meek Harriet, Moe Kelly.
To eunelttee with THE SPOILT) CHILD.
I.ltCe Plekle, Miss Coward.

I:NDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE 01? Fill MAJESTY.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
The Proprietors have much pleasure In announcing, that In conse-
quence of the very full, distinguished. and fashionable attendance,
and of the general satisfaction expressed at the Grand Military Cele-
bration, In honour of the Birth ot his Royal Highness the Duke of
York, on Wednesday Evening, they Intend to Repeat it This Evening,
FRIDAY. the 10th instant, and beg to assure the Public that the Gar-
dens Will, this Evening, present the mune splendid appearance In
every neershrt.
The Concert. Vocal and Instrumental, and the augmented Military
and other Rands.
An appropriate Ballet expressly prod taco: and the Amusements
generally partake of the same Interest and variety.
The celebrated air. Wilson will introduce some surprising and ele-
gant Novelties on the l light Rope.
The Illunanntions will be characteristic of the Military Prowess of
Groat Britain, displayed In 50,000 variegated Lamps: and the Gardens
throughout be ornamented with Trensp..tencies. Banners, and the
Colertirs of the various Nation., tastefully disposed: and
The Fire Work., and Terrific Ascent, on this Evening, will be pre-
eminent in splendour and Wert.
Doors open at Seven ollock.--ldmission as. ed.

The Drumm PILLS, Commend publishing yesterday morning
ar Ave o'clock.
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LONDON, FRIDAY, Aucu•ar 19, MS.

We have received the Eloik, dated Wednesday. Its
contents relate principally to the late concession to Hayti,
which we are told, and we dare say correctly, has been
hailed by the French manufacturers with the greatest
sitisfaction. Whether we should regard this as a com-
pliment to the present Ministry, or a censure upon those
which have preceded it, we cannot so easily decide. The
• Raman Catholic Clergy of the Netherlands are complaining
of the irreligious character of the works which arc circu-
lated amongst their flocks. We believe this complaint is
. Dot wholly without foundation, though it , would. be dif-
ficult, we apprehend, to satisfy the desires of the Catholic
Clergy without suppressing all freedom of discussion, and
especially those writings which expose the abuses and cor-
ruptions of their church.
The French funds continue at nearly the same price.
The Five per Cents. on Tuesday closed at 102 f. 10c.; the
Threes at 711. 40c.

[From the Etnik dated IVednesday.l
ROUEN, AUG. 13.

The new arrangement concluded with St. Domingo has been re.
ceived by the merchants of Rouen with all the interest that its im-
portance requires. By the care of M. le Chevalier Severs, Com-
missary of the Navy in the port, it was posted up early in the morn.
I.g all over the city, and proclaimed in the Linen-hall, where it
Was received with the most lively satisfaction. Several of the deal.
en immediately began to engage with the merchants of the colony
for the purchase of anicles adapted to •its consumption.
The happy influence which this event will have on our manufac-
tures is already felt, and business has become, in a sensible degree,
more brisk. Every thing promises the speedy renewal of the direct
commercial intercourse which formerly existed between the port o
Rouen and St. Domingo..

GnEXT, AUG 14.

The cower of five parishes of Ghent spoke with energy on Sunday,
the fat of July, in their respective churches, against the propaga.'
tion of the bad books which inundate the country, and against the
linentiousness of the press, which encourages their publication, and
by the extracts from these books, with which it fills the journals de-
voted to anti.religinus and anti-social faction, places within the
reach of the less enlightened classes, who are consequently the least
tepable of distinguishing good doctrines from thaw which are dan-
gerous and criminal works, which on account of their price and the
time it wield require to read them, would remain unknown to
those classes. In Alton, these generous ecclesiastics, moved with.*
holy indignation at the sight of the evils which such licen-
tmusness may produce, and at the criminal aridity of cer.
tarn booksellers who, in shameful speculations tending to dis-
solve among the people all the bonds of religious and civil
morality, see or pretend to see only the honourable exercise of
legitimate trade, resolved, with common consent, to name the indi-
vidual among the booksellers of Ghent, who, having for several years
had among them an exiled member of the Convention, has been
mess of the first in Belgium to make himself the echo of all the ca.
lu hawked about against the tatholic religion. It seems tbet
the salutary admonition teceived by this bookseller, incapable, in
fact, of acting for himself, will not be thrown away, for it is be.
hewed that he has lately refused to insert in his paper (as it had
been sent to him by the agents of the Anti-Christian faction) a
review of the famous Life ofScipio Ricci, which is now bo:ome the
Jaipur's'', of that faction, a wink which is so indifferent in a literary
point of view that it is hardly possible to read it through ; the
style is frequently not French, and its whole merit consists in the
scandal of some quotations which excite less curiosity than horror
and disgust.
[From the Etoik dated 'Wednesday.]

PARIS, AUG. 16.
Letters from Rouen, dated August 14, state u follows :
f here have been no new disturbances in the valley of Devells,
since thoge of the Gth sad 6th inst.

One attempt was, however, made on Thursday, st ten in the
evening, to set lire to a little house belonging to M. Levavasseut,
equate near the kitchen of the manufactory and joining the stables
of the gendarmtie, established at Houline tines the insurrection of
si gendarmes happily arrived in time to snatch
roof which had begun to buts, and wbete •

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