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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
This Evening, MONDAY. Feb. 7, will be performed
MACBETH.
Nimbeth, Mr. Kean; Macduff, Mr. Wallach Lady Macbeth, Mrs.
Bunn.
after which a new Pastoral Ballet, called
THE ROSSIGNOL;
Or, THE BIRD IN THE BUSH.
The Principal Characters by Mr. and Mrs. Noble (their sth appearance
this Beason).
To conclude with
HARLEQUIN AND THE TALKING BIRD,
THE SINGING TREES. AND GOLDEN RATERS.
flarlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon. Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Columbine. Mime Banietr.
To-morrow. Der Freisehuta, and the Pantomime.

THEATRF ROYAL. COffNT-GARDEN.
This Evening. MON DAP, Feb. 7. will he performed
KING iIF:NRY THE FOURTH.
King Henry the Fourth, Mr. Egerton; Prince ~f Wales. Mr. Cooper:
Hotspur. Mr. Bennett; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. C. Kemble. Lady
Percy, Miss F. H. Kelly.
After which,
HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF HAMMEN'
Or, MORE OF MORE. HALL.
In which Jean Henri, the celebrated Tambour Major iwho is engaged
for a limited number of Nightet, will repeat his Performances.
Harlequin, Mr. Ellar; Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. h. Gri-
maldi. Columbine, Miss Romer.
Tomorrow, The Belle's Stratagem, and the Pantomime.
BRIT►SH Pails, commenced publishing on Saturday
morning or half-past five o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY, FLORYARY 7, ISVi.

The intelligence received on Saturday, respecting the
military operations in South America, are in the highest
degree favourable to the cause of independence. Accord-

ing to the Guayaquil Paper, from which extracts are given
in another column, BOLIVAR 'NU proceeding steadily in
the liberation of Peru. In a Proclamation issued at Huan-

cayo on the 15th of August, he speaks of OLANC rn as
eo-opereting with the Patriots for the overthrow of the
Spanish power—" Peru and all America should recog-
nise in General O'.atwET♦ one of its liberators." This
is the first official statement of the declaration of 01. -
Nara against Spain, and we hardly know, even now, whe-
ther we ought to give it credence. The accounts we had
from Buenos Ayres represented the Spaniards as engaged
in an intestine struggle, but, according to the Manifesto of
OLateEra on renouncing the authority of the Viceroy La
&RNA, the quarrel between the Royalist Generals origi-
nated in no good-will on the part of any one of them to-
wards the Americans, but in their political differences as
Spaniards, and Ot.aysra made it his peculiar bout
that he had always been a pure and absolute Royalist, and
never a partisan or supporter of the Constitution. How,
with these sentiments, this man can have " entitled him-
. self to American gratitude," we profess to be wholly unable
to comprehend. Letters were also received on Saturday
from Mr. HENDERSON, our Consul• General at Bogota,
dated the 19th of November, by which we learn that in-
telligence had reached that city that Bot.l v•rt had com-
pletely routed CANTAR•C on the banks of the Apurimac.
The impression at Bogota was, that the war in Peru was
at an end. It is probable that this victory will turn out to
be that of which advises were transmitted to us by way of
Buenos Ayres. A short time must bring us the official
details, and remove all doubts.

A Brazilian mil was received yesterday. It fully con-
firms the statements of the tranquillity of all the Provinces
of that vast empire. A military commission has been ap-
pointed for the punishment of the revolters of Bahia. In
Pernambuco the Caastitution has been proclaimed with
great pomp; and iu Ceara the rebels had been dispersed by
the first volley of the Imperial troops. Pena° I. may
therefore now repose with confidence in the safety of his
throne, which nothing can henceforth shake, but his own
wiifulness or folly. The republican institutions by which
he is surrounded, will, however, it is to be expected, ad-
monish him to a temperate exercise of the prerogatives he
has reserved and appropriated to himself.

In pursuance of the sentiments expressed in the Kt wo's
Speech in favour of the removal of all unwise and incon-
•enient restricticms on commerce, a very important com-
munication was made on Friday last to the Levant Com-
pany by Mr. Secretary CANNIxc. This is one of the few
regulated companies for foreign commerce which at prevent
subsist in this country. By the 2Gth of George 11. c. 18,

the Coe for admission to this Company was reduced to
twenty pounds, sod none but those merchants who belong
to it can trade with any part of the Turk'sh dominions,
in return for which privilege they contribute towards the
maintenance of the Ambassador, and they both appoint
and pay the Conruls. Tile independence of Greece has
produced& new era in the history of till! Company. The
Greek territory was included the limits of the

monopoly, but it has been wisely resolved by his MA-

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JESTY.S Government to take advantage of the altered state
of things in that quarter to throw open the trade to the
country generally. Mr. CANNING therefore tioiified to the
Company, that it was intendtd shortly to bring a Bill into
Parliament to restore to the Crown the right of appointing
its commercial agents in the Levant. By this measure the
Company will be virtually extinguished. We understand
that the appointment of the new Consuls for Greece will
nut be long delayed. This will be a tecognitimi of Greek
indelendence dr Ado.

Although in our paper of Saturday, we deprecated the
Rill which the Luru to A riCELLOR had announced his
ialtentlon of bringing in, regarding JOINT STOCK COM-
pastes, not only from our conviction of the impolicy of
all Parliamentary iaterfert nce with the application and in-

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