The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-30 00:00:00

-

•

et •

s..

s

`~~=~

s••••

PRIM

MmiE,; it' '7

, price 7s- Ad. boards.,
Ik.TABATIBIIeOu the PHYSIOLOGY and DIS-
EASES of the EAR; containing a Comparative View of
**Structure and Punt:dons, and of its various Diseases, with the
Modes of Treatment.
By J. R. CURTIS, Esq.
Aaron to his Mateety, and to their Royal Highnesses the Dabs
nod Duchess o Gloucester ; Surgeon to the Royal Dispenser/1
for Diseases of the Ear, Lecturer on the Anatomy, Physiology,
and Pathology of the Eu, Fellow of the :Aleclical Society el
Lander, &e. &c.
Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street ; Black, Edia'
*slab; and Hedges and 31• Arthur, Dublin.
• It is certain that many cases of deatnesepjfileptible
*did by judicious treatment. Perhaps the dia new previa.
localdhiorders of
hailed
" as in
' b

COVRNT-GARDEN THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. W. FARREN.
On WEDNESDAY, June I. will be performed
IVANHOE; or, THE JEW OF YORE.
Ivanhoe. Mr. Casper: Slr Reginald Front de Leaf, Mr. Bennett;
Friar'luck, Mr. Rainer; loam. Mr. W. Farren. Rowena, illas M. Tree;
Rebetea. Miss Foote.
After which PERSONATION.
Lord Henry, Mr. Yates; Lady Julia. Miu Foots.
In We course of the Evening Mr. Yates will give his bnftatlons.
To conclude with THE DESERTER.
Skirmish. Mr. W. Farren.

HAYMARKET TIIEATRE.
Thls Evening, MONDAY, May 30, will be performed
BLUE OF:NILS.
Megrim, Mr. Clarkson; Annette, Miss P. Glover.
After which,
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Jaques, Mt. Muds; Orlando, Mr. Yining; Adam, Mr. Williams;
Touchstone, Mr. Dowtou. Rosalind, Madams Yestria; Celia. Maw
Georgia; Audrey, Mrs. Hum yb.
To eonelude with
KATHERINE AND PETRUCIIIO.
Petruehto, Mr. Vining; Katherine, Mrs. Davison.
• ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
Is eel some ostensive alterations to be eflOctedi in the
Boat et the Theatre, preparatory to the commence-
.* et the English Opera, the Public are
tetra they will find
• FL MATHEWS AT HOME
This Seushig, MONDAY. May THURSDAY, June I, and SATUR-
DAY, June 4, being the Last Nights but Fie.
MR. MATHEWS' MEMORANDUM-BOOK
of Peoulikitiee, Characters and Manners, collected during his various
Trips.
desassk-”lllomorends in Cossfusion"—" Night Coach"—" Bubbles,*
Senst—. Sailing Match"—" Old and New Times"—" Pubile
PAST 111.—A Monopolylogue, to be called
INC CROWN INi.DANGER.
Dior, A ..
sat Seven; the Performance to commence at night.

organ le
t of the
RifVo4lll
relieved.

to hairs
Phygisal
has
sad

. impoit-
suasadul

- -
UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF THE KING.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
WILL COMMENCE for the SEASON This Evening. MONDAY.
the 30th of May, and continue Open every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday.
The Proprietors have the gratifieation to state, with the TIM
to deserve the high and unbounded patronage which they have hitherto
received, and to enable them to make the most extensive and In./b-
-rewing arrangements for the future, they have recently purchased the
whole of these celebrated Gardens; and the Public may rest assured
that the Musical Department and Amusements of every descrip-
tion will be such as to insure a continuance of that exalted and
national favour, which, with the most grateful pride, they acknuw-
hlge Amusements will commence with a grand Vocal and Instru-
mental Concert; an Overture, compared expressly (or the occasion
by Mr. W. Rouke. At the °ouch:Mon of the Concert the National
Anthem of "God save the Mug' will be sung by the whole vocal
strength.
At the new Theatre all entirely now Ballet, called *' Fortune, or
the Peasant Prince," with appropriate new Scenery, Dresses. and
Decorations.
Signor F. H.P. Nesters! de Versa! will exhibit his extraoedlnary
talents In performing on Six different Instruments at the same time.
ThePrench Jugsder, Monsieur Hobert, Is re-engaged, and will CAl-
blithb. pleasing Feats, with several new Performanow.
Blackmon is :ago re-engaged to perform his terrific Ascent on the
Fire. Wort Rope trans the Moorish Tower: he will also exhibit .his
wonderful Evolutions on the Slack Rope.
The Fantoccial, by Mr. Grey, will be performed with many new
Fleutel.
Several new Cosmonauts have been added, and will be changed
during the Season.
the three Artists in Fire-Worka, who last Season obtained such
great celebrity, are again engaged. Chevalier Southby will exhibit
this Evening: Madame Hengler on Wednesday; and Mr. Ditraer on
Friday. Each Artist has undertakes to prodant great novelty, with
Derbies never yet equalled.
The Illuminations will surpass those of any former Swann.
Supper Boxes may be engaged. sad Tree Adashisluna far
=may be bad at the Carded»; at tbe Landon Whys
141, Iheee.ateeet; LondoettheauturreaCatiyany. W
hill, 14E, Oaferdidelted. and B.l3l.thagareaa.,
•
Doan alosa at derth.--Adnthadon 3‘.
. , .

-- Mr.
Monthly
ENT of
'laws
Dia.
i the
.at Con.
Local, as

—eight number,
and successful"
Curtis, for
r of those
obscurity
entirely de-
;is 1816,
Coulee
ezhlbiting
Bones

I in U.
Batas.

" in this !hate, which is beautiftlity aploored, then Pre Min
eight of which delineate the' parts teparately, and the
nth exhibits a general view of the anatomy of the tad la the
eteltitt of them. Thi Map hi certainly well calculated to faci-
litate the student's early acquisition in *veal anatomy, and to him
vre can recommend it.•—h/edioo-Claltutgical Review, Jas. 1825.

«air,44,

•

S,.:N •

\ •

•

.;~
.~

•

•

which niave never ceased to cherish
it was his intention to proceed Imn;ediateiy to his destination. The VIENNA. May 11.
inhabitants of Puerto Rico show the greatest seal for the cause of The Bayreuth journal says, that the Emperor, by a Cabinet
the King. Order of 13th April, has convoked a Diet in Hungary for the
IFthen the journal des Debuts of Friday.l month of September, at which time the Empress is to be crowned
•Csnie, MAY 10. Queen of Hungary.
(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENcE•) EXCHANGES.
The officers and soldiers brought by the Yea from Peru were HAissuston, 51AT 21.—0 n London. No Course of Exchange
landed on thetth in the morning. Some of the officer' are con-
fined, and summary proceedings are instituted against them. published, it being a holiday.
London, 24 Us. 3.5. 8. motley.
These proceedings are intended to discover what passed at ST. PETINSIVRIIII, MAY 10.-103-32. L•',4,ssli: r„.
Ayacucho, and the causes of the defeat of the royal army, BERLIN, MAY 21.—Three months. h 204. I,7>:` ;wain; ,
which every one relates in his own way. It seems that the VIDNNA, MAY I4.—Two months, 940- --...,..",
several Officers returning front America will go to Fiance —+--
or England, fearing that they would be brought to trial in The Irish papers are full of angry invective against the
Spain. Several superior officers have, for the same reason,
gone to Manilla on board the St. Francis d'Assise of the opponents of the Catholic Bill; and no pains are spared to
line, and the Achilles brig. Colonel D. Masio Reviles, and exasperate the bitter feelings of disappointment produced
D. Andre Garcia Camila, are among them. All the letters from •
Madrid say, that the defeat in Peru will produce great changes in by its rejection. This intemperance on the part of the
the promdinp of the Government. This defeat has produced a
public press in Ireland has become so much a matter of
great satiation here. Several of the first houses at Cadis are going
to move and settle elsewhere, conceiving that the loss of Pere must course, that we have 110 apprehensions as to the effect
be followed by that of the Havannah, Porto Rico, !Manilla, and even •
fhe rank, and property, and public character or the Ca-
the Canaries, where a considerable fermentation has for some time
prevailed. Orders have just come from Madrid to give no pass- tholic Leaders, guarantee the maintenance of good order,
ports to officers on indefinite !Whoosh'', especially those who should and, as far as theirrnifluence and example can operate, there
ask them for Earreanadura, where there are some bands of COO-
stitutionalists, which appose to meet with much protection. A is no danger to its tranquillity. We arc quite satisfied that
rich convoy is expected from the Harannah, and as there are four the numerical majority of the people of Ireland do in no
Colombian privateers in sight of the port, the Diana and Discovery
corvettes, and the Jason and Diligent brigs, have put to sea to pro. wise feel that interest in what is termed Catholic Antanci-
tect the convoy on its arrival. Forty coasting vessels for Corunna, potion, which the vehemence of that small body steettel
Santander, and Bilbao, sailed at the same timewhich surto be •
escorted aood part of qsil byof the brigs. thulics of talent and station, tolio actually and alone are in-
?Ex FUNDS.—Pain, cane
AT 11.—Five per ends. 101 f. tcrested, would induce us to believe. We do not all mean
&Sc. ; Three per Cents. 73. ; Rents de Naples, Certif. Faleonnet,
tier. 95c.; Rent d'Kapagne 174; Royal Spanish Loan, I 0•23, 67. to infer that the removal of the Catholic Disabilities are on
Exohange on London :—.oste month, 24f. ok.; three months, this account less essential ;we mean only to allay the fears of
24f. 80c.—Cours Aulhontique, Mar 57, 1823.
_...—.......-- the many on this aide the Channel, who imagine that the
We have obtained, through an authentic channel, a par- mass of the Irish population will be driven, by the failure
titular account of the grand solemnity of the coronation of the Bill, to open violence and unmeasured resentment ;
of CHARLES X. which took place yesterday at Rheims. that the disturbed districts which have of late become trail-
The correctness of the programme we publish may be quit, will again break out into disorder, and that recourse
relied upon. To-morrow we shall give the conclusion of will be again had to the Insurrection Art, to keep down
this interesting description of the ancient and splendid conspiracy and bloodshed. All this dread is purely vision-
ceremony of the consecration—,,,morse. of the Kings of FRANCE. ary. The Imurrection Act was not made necessary by any
The accounts in the German Papers which arrived yes-
causes connected with the object of the Catholic Relief
Bill ; the disturbances it was enacted to repress, arose not
terday, respecting the affairs of Greece, are, as moat of the
from any disability on the part of the Catholic peasantry,
intelligence from that country has generally been, very
contradictory. There areeo many corrupt interests, unfor- to rise to rank and office, or to be promoted to lucrative
tunately, arrayed against the struggling patriots preferments,political or judicial, or to build up their for-
of the
tune on their fame in Parliament ; nothing at all like it :
Peloponnesus, that the public are continually misled with
it was their disability to get wherewithal by their labour
regard to the state of the contest, till misrepresentation be- to satisfy their own wants, and the cries and cravings
comes impossible. During the summer of last year, we of their half-naked and half-starved families; it was their
heard'Of nothing but the confusion and disasters of the disability to pay their rent, and to eke their scants stock
Greeks, till the close of the campaign made it unques- of potatoes till the coming harvest ; it was their disability
tionably apparent that the Mahometans had been repulsed to grapple at once with poverty and the tithe-gatherer, and
in every attempt on the independence of Greece, with sig- to bear up against the endless hardships and her
nal loss and disgrace, in every fresh endeavour to subdue that galled and goaded them till they became reckless
iit. We shall probably suffer the same uncertainty as to their fate. These were the disabilities which drove der
the result of the present camrepsatleln, till events leave it peasantry of the disturbed districts to that desperation I
no longer in the power of inte falsifiers to deceive us. which set the laws and Government at clefisatee ; it is the
. .
alt •

N...-

! . Tilt 'MU ISVI',,Pit S.
Eke -stitusit 111rt00 .. . _.
meanwhile the public will do right ill distrusting the re- removal of these disabilities wl
- .ae_ • ports that arc circulated to the prejudice of the Greeks. repose of Ireland; and it is ch
i- -."4' •
tr-- •
....IM.._- frf 1111100111MASI reci M.P. F.Y.1..
• lorlinitial, IPOIRTSAIT m this distinguishedl
114Minalit In V 01417111/ 111. of the II ECHA.
a amplistod this day, and may be
I. end IL OW Beekeellers, wise
or this *idler Week,le Weekly Com Teasel
be* ordered fee Knigbt and Lamy, Patenomer.row.
do -
..su____•ol,, Into Sy. SMa 7 Lumweirrakr. ZNIINIZIGINNCI•
---**"- •
-
wriamlivestuOtTSK Op
_7COMMONEI THIS PAT.::
- Oeftl'
ounsumlll.DA T.
ns.
Ease India Judea Bill-Cemmittos.
Commits Laws Repeal 15111-11ortewesviddswilklia altoPoo-
- urther •
11110 STATIC of the LAW of JING- . cooscia • Bgt...pisetbeeesiiiiilMee
LAND.
444: .114isratII:s
sLIER, Eno . . arsber
..,,„,„ ; leg. soden 13,111-V Coopasino er
nu&-a, , ALL
• __________
t 30,010 FOR
zie.l2-,R2-7-zrtaAlir AMA, - TWO OF
NINSTBSN EatIrWi•NOT
oneolimmammeinsmos • '
hiebtlee o'clock.
LONDON, MONDAY. May SO, lIMM. tage was obtained over them, the Porte would not be Plow, Catholic Emancipation should be
considering ire present condition, in trumpetinr, forth the go on from year to year, debating
news in an official shape. The Tatars from the north of supremacy, or with an abstract n
Caucasus Sr. said to have offered their services for the sub- or the superstition of this or th
jugation of the Greeks, and to be actually on the way to Creed. we may go on without a
embark On board the CAPITA), PACHAII fleet. What kind than 'one which we should teem
The Paris •Papoititcl raThlre occupied, in great met- of neutrality will that of Russia be, whose stibjects these which, therefore, we shall not do
1111 'MIMI Mumay, itamieelmovest, ami'airks • of 8111-.Ceseastan- ' Tills Isms* PIANO wwww•Pt"ilVivlistuag mastoids,
ser-1-1. We tray depend upon it that if any important *dean- reboil, that the question of the
cure, with the sidnommernent of the fetes that are to scam- Tatars are, should this information prove to be correct ? The evils which &Mkt helm
Vil•'!. _.
.061111.
m
- ' ' - - • -
• ~. . •• A - illoVe. 5....
/sax STA. OF MEXICO. i not-raaroambe a imam: • .
=. (Scothiad) liiil...PutthataldmibloWles of Pawl .eted ,
rtreratiews Hilt-Third liaadiss.
If into I,IIOOZESIS, and t, Nth utehoun tim,..consodoso.
-._ ; ' • 'W au .-COMPAINIES. Juries Kitt-Third Read . .
- mouthaing ream in- Trumpets is MO ' • ' **-41-oour •
"mei
I ) •
Li l'ri‘ ii .*•.-. ' • ] - eon NOTES SD OM 24.Eiti..„--,„" • .
' .176'1 --
•• • i'i MP Isemw=l. ;
-7- . • 01341bia layaway;
-• • Lona* *
• ' T • graloid
~.., , ~,,„ . die 130titin Ms •
• •td • . DEI dissdeed . ' ..
Then fable tbe.Caleation. The Riots arrived at We can hardly believe that the Holy Alliance will thus wretchedness arising out of her di
- * toottodips
.sio theil)Mh, with the Douro' ta. The royal undisguieedly draw the sword on a Christian population, condition, have been ascribed, sr
• Pali Was everywhere seseivell Mite general acclamations. struggling to save themselves from threatened extennina- the want of a resident gentry
. . . . • "Oibliinalb jjr Agee leW Iltatiesey will return to Paris. On lion. Constantinople is in a ferment on account of the to cherish a spilit of 'commere
• • 011448.111toush Abe. triumphal arch, erected for the races- death of the young heir to the Ottoman throne. A few tern of tithe exaction that le
. , enimpers.
alai it vie hirtigis st. man* tae Prefect of the Deport_ reverses would compel the SULTAN to acknowledge the and feeds upon wllat ought to
MIIPMPe•- tliOnbastoahit Woo will have the leseeur of complimenting
the Huse. Daring she reseetiwk wine and food will be independence of the Greek nation, in order to prevent his
empire from crumbling into ruins.
_____,..wew_. 'fo these causes,. and to other
separable from theta may be
a
' 4'l; ' 1 0 SRATIONBIFUTI7IS • •'l. eo - . distributed iberidendy le the poor farnilies of the rnetro- In the Hamburgh Papers of the 21st iustant, which of the miseries which keep her i
. '
.. •
~• , Am she Soldsisse aro AastrAA. -ipor., . 4.44W/04 '
3 10449., , :,..ernbe, . • ~. '
OSA imirlizels =dewed. idauserowl) pi", . , , runs;
for LiksidssrAmsd I
1111.1=Osememeest seed-J:11.
WlLLlAllitliEdioirsim' ' ' •
• • • ! pale. The lith of last be the day liked far the grand arrived last night, we have the speech of the Emperor of quietude, and murmuring, and
, .11iii Si: the IleWil de • The apartments are already Runix in person, on the opening of the Polish Diet. His important to the practical Stettin
, YRIII.
En a Lear
11010. theirtion.. t ,
anr0.....i.
bins
ii=t2..;ts.
..,.,
_sabot
tiallog..Realefewak • - Waned. artaktellis *tai 111111111 - At the occasion. His Ma- MAJESTY alludes to the additional article which he liu lain how fat the proscribing the I
Seed sad awes osoroo, .1 -.
r=l. 1, ' 'fur Ow.'
roar • , .
" li ''' 'kr' ' •
Lossideto snug •nol
.tti - • • - ,
bake Ist edam wilt bill ;V.I. tir r.": it 14", %Volga- i'
.'. ' ' 1. . . .., .
s''' wish
TM, QA REINET- ,-/Part I. esstenties POT- OPEN AL FF emir..
Courts eV Jusdoe
. mtiosod,e
I,emfg, lisdse oft *wets :- . .
011oillps, '• ' 'tow, . • et Enloe II
r sae Cee ."..."Ififirire ;,br,„a4,, ''
.• , .
va ~... 0,....21 . et - -
0 .
.'' • Varoll=l* 4 7 gm ColtillahiarAtan_ •1:, •. . AIM* 14 to dine ate AIWA( Angouleene; he will take appended to the Constitution, for the suppression of the the franchises of the British Cons
dam'l p 1
pLa:tl6. a*
Teat ; after which he will publicity of the debates. How the Poles may approve of and to perpetuate these evile, a ithatilli,yobere.X..
she concert will take the change of course we Cannot know, because by that it is so desirable to remedy. To
' The Aeribeseedees Envoys Betroordinary of very change all public utterance of their sentiments is for- in such an investigation requires i
Foreign Powers beds Ise ,On their way to Rheims. bidden. It is promised, however, as • counterpoise to If Government, in the distributi
Thalia /alt Vt4.‘4o had arrived as the Spanish this abridgmeot of public liberty, that in future no undue favours in the rigorous spirit ;
ifis appearance was some- influence shall be exercised in the elections. Agritul- description of persons in the :11,1141:1:767:13:111.141a, is there had been some cure, it appears, is languishing in Poland, a circumstance description of persons are not.
aellibtiOSPHOSlr
• • AN_ ,_. owing, we have no doubt, chiefly to our Corn Laws. In State in being thus cut off
.Aasomaaillrthell'AtiaeliZtltdy,afrlrtlity: . order to relieve the landed interest from the burden of their tercet which holds others try
i .Snidents. mg Ur. Meet* CM ik-IQToalwoyielli4ulillfurilanssottAstNt 96 0110,01EIL for wed say .spisiek
' NUM!, aid Parts L and /1. mil compios the miCliog notate for the Merino Of Rmosn with great disimby the aiii„, 'it ids expenses was raised debts, the Est, Elton suggests the propriety of an associa- compelled to enlist their talents
• Whim nrisessuat Lowther to sonsaidate mode Turnpike
lion of landowners; but his Imperial Majesty gives no out- nourable enterprise in the send
t .00e Otero golgb,i, Pall-mall Zest ; and Trusts in the Couto of Midsliemen• that was de/keyed tiy 'the Coot. That elfbrt corn-
line of the mode in which the proposed object is to be ac- and, under them, to carve their i
M i Mr. Doulisurn-Remaininll Irish Alissen"•D'u'rsdinatla- da gaiety. exhanaled Ate, moil tretiosey, and therefore to
. •
COMMittat ef Raul w. cornplished. Throughout the Speech a strong resolution is resources are to an extent unktiot
; filinhe Miro/ Armin *
bar . ' beetilMege printed in me. Lot TA- r' ' " 1...) Repair's of privAle Bun,
t ....y .or reces....e.compose his suite three Hebb.* were appointed, who
• . Mom • s. id expressed to confine the deliberations of the Diet strictly to deprived herself by this lame
actually reside in the Paw& capital. Some of the
ta4mutvir; . L ---- -
Q . vuosis.ribasts coaglig Catalina,
eanPkßsttoCAS OF BRITISH STEZEit2I;I2SATURDA Y.
sovereign
subjects submitted
ses
rite power
them ;find iiisfa
.Statetiin wchichithe temptation is there, moreover, ft
Spanish Akers who bare arrived from Peru have
_ she to Mir Diuo Amt. 1171 India Bonds 60 pm 'been arrested, 'and proceedings are already instituted - • - residetu- on their estates? What
tootsZkirstir if - #.. aop all ' . 7.llliiilies i per COIL Red. 11104 ll_ Long Ann. 1111 7.111 con from time to time, according to hie will and pleasure,
Slikeicit thiint•
esiMmilsoda OM snarl Vidto of Ibis.
itle.fteskal Lido Ditto Acct./Of II 1 Ex. Bills,' id. 1.0001. SI SS pes resolved upon taking refuge In England or France. They WARSAW, 31ay 19. to the head-quarters of aristoc
lesti4 in No Wong, piloted front Irl with great 1 pin cent. Ditto, MO/. SS Ml_ pee
His .Majesty the Emeror and King delivered to-day, on the from those obligations which th
Ilesdtr aid aletwelis; stet Mud Scholar. the first MIL 3 per Cent- Red. 963 1 Ditto, Small 34 sepia will be worthy associates of MORILLO and B•LLASTEROS.
".. MOM It le inatuthaah this 'Welk is Six Parts, a Part to , err 4 per Cent. 1044 . , Lottery Tickets, IW. 19s. They fought to uphold the cause of despotism, and verily ifion.tinsgitisinpfecofh the Chamber, of the Kingdom of Poland, the fol. . .
their birth ? Some there are,-
. swiss ow,
Leaden s Sr Cbselei 'Knight, Palnmall Earn PRICES OF FORMIC,: STOCKS ON SATURDAY. they have their reward. What we may term the European " Representatives of the kingdom of Poland-When I parted and others,-whose resident pun
Austrian Buds (19 Os. par E Meehan Bonds 74 if 4 from you four years ago. lamentable events had produced a general
as fat as wealth and honour art
INO WORKS St.) 96 Ditto Acct. 74 Collll49lelneee of the battle of Ayacucho are beginning to agitation in Europe, which threatened the welfare of all nations.
mbe gr it by Charles Knight, Pall-moll Brazilian Bonds 811 1 Ditto Scrip (ISM) 43f4i 4 SI manifest themselves. The expectation is general among the 1 nave desired to have time for opinions to become fixed, and for have their reward ; they do nc
„ .... Ditto Scrip 0890 If 441 i dis 4i die the passions to become more cool. Your third meeting has been , .
Spanish merchants, that the insular colonies will follow the deferred ; but this delay, I lan certain, will have the good result of tom interest in the equality ofjt
-s Spatial Command, Samos Ayres Bonds IR Ditto Aect.34 4} R. 4161
IXANNIS NI 'mei de DOCTRINA Oolornbian Bonds Neapolitan Benda mit example of those on 'the Continent, and declare their rode-the -
more effectually preparing your labours, and it is with real plea. tome they can spare from th
passed in a perpetual struggle to
CRILISTIANA. 1.1.4-1116111 poottnani, namtprintuen typis Ditto Bonds (1821) an 64 II 4 Peruvian Banns sure, and with feelings of that regard of which I have already given
pendence. The politicians of Madrid, however, affect to con- you so many proofs, that lam now again among ycu. In the period
ow wi. 4.5. i 6 Ditto Scrip OMNI) 4 i die
UM, C... S. SUMNER, M. A. Ditto Acct. la 66i i $ 1:=“4, Bela 10 i eider the Royalist durum la by DO gnaw( hopeless. OLA NIT • that has elapsed sines the last diet, faithful to my duties, and to less active and aspiring mind,
Jl
_it theorem time will be publianed, Danish Bonds 'MI& 11104 ' the resolutions which 1 announced to you as soon as I perceived the
content to sit down in indolent
who could hardly maintain himielf against La Ss aff•, is, germ of destruction, I have opposed its developement. In order to
• * TRXATUDI titsCDRISTIAN CTRIIIIIi, by John Ditto Scrip (11125) 3f ii die Vitro 11636 (MOS) 1 011
. ,
*ea she Original+Cp: R. ' le, M.A. Ditto Acct. h 4 din Russian Bassi* If with his proclamations we presume, to reconquer the whole consolidate my work, to ensure its duration, and to afford you the sons will prefer to spend their i
end apkii , sad of Greek Bends Ditto Atilt..." of South America, endemic,* the authority of Fillet NA No, peaceable enjoyment of the fruits exyleted from it, I have added .
enjoyment out. of Ireland, and w
roiselis. amid. roillt mi.'s!. • ' + Ditto Scrip (1820 eij 4 1 10f Spanish Coos. ttf 02i 1 who, we are enured, is aebetionately beloved by the people. an article to the constitution of the kirjgdom.. This measure,
whkh prevents every namosity of exercising an influence in the poverty, and to carry on the i
• TVs Alm Werbs sin .at did Calmed* 10 II Di die Ditto Acet. Ml_ The day is really_gone. by when these ridiculous stones
rhos. mil to be sal in Ditto Acct. 10 4 114 die Dino Cons. (14M) 17 elections of the deputies', or in your deliberations, proves the interest
were amusing. Their grossness has become repulsive. I feel in the consolidation a your constitution. This is the only tithe proctors, as it best can.
4r=itats:llo.4llllina °II'
1111:441eusi • -
' 'SING'S THEATRE. . The Etoik gives an *must of the late disturbances in object that I aim at attaining, by the measure I have adopt . but in the present state of thin;
I"( - 4imarlldisi.7_,. * " Ma. utr.atuamineerrti
tainpro e itoermsettlgte!isonnt..tiutirttesktlflu,trhsirLeelsathelSett S. The Turkish enlairetionis, in every part, agitated with and
t nthe Poles, I
plamxceoginvinesOto .nwiit.ll duly appreciate this object,tand
. nit, . . tit insTble for her to give the Operaof .. It
111AbilPOIA: fafterwardw r. • lea lgitto, by Meyer r, Nesbit Intended for her Benefit s realer
=illpitt beedehip's Itmbssy than, prodnee it without the neeesooty splendour. one teectinlollllV
aaneanee•mthat it willibe otherwise ? Isieitl
ale Intakor will
ees
1y of g
cal
.tr-eliZialit 'wad. uAtdalAYB.l,O, FEB 23. stranon that have been employed In these last four years. seremtoovlarel Ireland until
oseun dirlrittahetinpgubla
y
to =Pi To kepe oda& Me a to the Rae, cabs wet% es her right to It to the Kotabllehment, and .
ber NIGHT for THURSDAY NEXT. June I. when will be Ferro Our low tar lath tbeirlabuflag new *Waders teepee,- tyhOeustWateilloenf enjoy the rapid asprogrwelessiasofoindthuestrmyeasanudresscokfnoawdmledingie- pthrei
H 4111=4:17 - ,
...11-1111111.4616 __:_....dissal' . ...al. the much-admired Opera, in Two Acts,Arjhat Night only. entitled log the anddre."lll Uwe beeletweet at Aleppo, and the meat met if the public welfare has not reached thepolnt to which niy
to be always acted upon, and I
• ,Sll moms Salama WY% .r W OIULIETTA E
pitie's LOMIlli ' inclasosed Valuable
~ music by Zingarelli. "1".. 1161011 "Na is horart'm ma IEINNK• malt sad*
who bus
masa Awn dos
Amman h.
thewishes and the cam of the Government might hope to bring it,
the , ay ewe don Principal cureeters-everardo (appall], SiaMte ()areas Moneta
..-- --,-- , . , _ ~,
_._ ~ , .
_. --. cause!, to be entirely
.attributed to the general stagnation of political ferment, they might cha
.1"."*"."11". . -7. - afamsastis . _ sos. Ague. Madame Ronal de Bernie; Romeo Menteeehl• MO wae seeennomoso wy me easnunnas memos or the commerce In the productions of agriculture. In other respects
Pasta; Gilberto 4/oak° d'Ever. and Mon.). ropier mot Mittlik, Proohloldlielw2_ll4 El" Arend biroodr statehood' rem results have been attained. The national debt is near to We consider the Protestant
• * ' • ' •1- I* la sif ORBAT RM. tOonadents at °hokum. signora Castoff.
TA t a seises& view of the Public Works of this After watch will be produced One Let of of SASS roes, soseistin of mean and Christians. Tbe Emir being wholly paid. Teo Conventions essmenine the smart of this fundamental-we would have i
Bed* so his side, pretested by Abdallab, Puha of St. Jean debt which is to be bane by. Austria and Prussia. A new law on
. . - bads et Streets, Roads, Canals, Aque. PIRTRO L'EREMITA.
~ • • • ' .111/41111sitiall Pons. By Charles Du in Music by Rossini.
To conclude with a favourite BALLET. trAse, tiled es army scrod: MI that of the Chain, eonsiming of toe Ammo wig nee deleflame en memo sod ee=ttwe of the strength-but we cannot bring a
interettn stability is incompatible with th
. * ' ' tif . . rsweekettatie• An Ac. Translated from A must« Butes and Tickets to be wade to Madame Renal de ilindrogthaullberwee dosFeerumill""l",.o...`"l"ftskie ut SlttaiLhas
yanishatbA Maw&
ealisbe,
thomulaullirvziodir.- be
"sts...l,
.. ~ . • moo ee of she mime details. se, aernersostreet, ;or at /dr. Eberelt,ll7,,pld oeseetplet. jrcts, Catholic and Protestant, or
I ,
Oa Albs ef Plans, Elevations, ace. of . ...,_,,, .101,_1111"01"_,____ _di* of All 'it th„„'S_Sit two dare the employed in paying ell' the eatioral debt.
• WIPE NM ..WW1110.5. I oli anima of his moor • Negoaatioes Mel the Can of Berlin, to regulate the cow- and giving all sects, of whatever
.• . ' * droildiell. - ..„:,* • ' !DRURY-LANE THRATRI.
__,_ dim. *MA - limit had ale advantage i the merciel relations between Poised and Pmssia, have been crowned interest in the support of the
• MOOS, II mom In Six Cartes. By Lord Por.
_it. FOR THE BENEFIT or MISS CLARA FIiBMIL 1 dm alftiew was tr._ yon the side of the Emir.
VW Evaslistr, MOAIIAY, itavao. nut ne rerfonnoss moo- •- ler wasiesed. his soldiers, and with the happiest suriewth • Wes of friendly regulations, which
were born, and the prosperity of
• -
.I.IA M TZLL. particularly serve an the basis of my • with my elly. The Convention
. **
* 41 Daly, illustrative of Rosana and •,.. p 4,18,1 with see horsemen.
- . -
- • -no • * INe. By A. irtauseux, Author "" getaust Clidiraejambestliranyal%b? 111.81Wrireallia.""P097,Yeadi. Irlll.Bl4qiaira nuipse:l4lll4llT. trot
reilee,e Pellisllll2lllllllsar dnd
.? ratified by me opens new to your ioreign commerce. Your they belong. We hold, that sc
..... ~ ....
,__'4l asie._pest ilas. AMe who fli * him Thin Chief has ear- triode with Russia daily bootees' more active and extensive. The whatever religious description,
nen bly Illosispies Pais to take him. Ali.
• s .„w,„„X (MEAT. By die Author of the modern THE SFIEDERTaff ROTS, or •rok casTagisg gartg. • MMIIMMBSImiIIitiIL
~,..
_.
oho
.0.
ha.
been
massacred. facilities afforded to trade are doubly salutary, by the m.0.-so.' pros- they owe to the State, so long on
Tao Wondering Boys, 111/w Tither ' saw 111. unie aof perity which it promotes, and the new bonds which it creates to the full enjoyment of their del,
:___.- Thia a r APO Ma danamad ilia-111s rebel should be given unite the two nations.
igrositleh: Illewmpbs Arles velbud. The Dainties, to whom the omy special attention hu been directed to the debts with which
• i. •iy . A : - .14 et a ♦VISIT to BRAZIL, CHILI, COTEN7'-GARDEN I'IIEATRIf. we hope, will, by degres, app
4 ' ti,Wt' . glad ,t • : NDWICII ISLANDS, with Miacellueoua
Tlakkrvallug, MONDAY, MVO, win be perforated PIM serstimlsrad, she opposehis being sent to Acre.
iiti.lbs pent and prawn state and pedideal prospects of private mutates are burdened. A plan will be laid before you for reason, and to every man's CODSC
4', • • rar at Fenster Meskisee, Fag. 1 vol. eve. Brutus, eine r Caoshilij. ktirtiloopenAltarotentony, mr.o. goat.* • The • ' . . MADRID, MAT 17. an association of the landowners. It is the result of many discus. we think, the Catholics may a
. , Ring mad Royal family are still at Aranjuez.
with sod a After width.',ions, and of the opinion of your woiwodes. recognition of their claims.
'VIII. PUBLIC EDUCATION; Plana far the Government HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLET t
Or MORE OF YORE HALL. Vie Clessed esilmnanding the camp at St. Roeh, sends word that ..
swan 4th be. OIL Cosanego, who had just tended at chbralusr, Religion, the source of all virtues, the indispensable basis of .__--ownn.
'We insert to-day a letter from
sad moot Instruction of Boys In large numbers; drawn from ex- Kariegistn. Mr. Ella,; or,
Pantaloon. Mr. gasses Clown, Mr. 1. S. Orl. all human hstitutions, seems to require the revisal of a part of your
method as Algodrea. He returns from Peru, by way of Rio .de
*Seem Second Sclitlon. I sol. aro. maid'. nColumbino. toes Rorer. civil code, •A
committee, chosen from among yourselves, has un-
Japrito. Ns brines word that after the unhappy affair of nth Dee. subject of the Spirit Duties, wh
` TM' Is a remarkably- clever and sensible little book, on the dertaken this important task, and the project of the first book which
la and theory of education." " The soundness, manliness,
modesty of the views that am taken in the theoretical part in.
E:
us very mum* defer very much to the practical suggestions
di the author has been conducted." "The reach and vigour
r. Hill's speculadoos entitle his practice to no common Amen. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. JONES.
T"Rigt.,...r.%`F".2,2lATLY,.'',_titßM:".l,N, rgurl;7ll7.ln" wobble theoovernment has not received the official account from
Genes! La amste), Major. General Pio Tristan took the command,
and had already 8,000 men. Olaneta, who was at Oruro the
Feb. announces in a proclamation his intention of acting in con.
Loician& me. Jones; Henr °Mr. slunk; Roe. Una IL Tree; 4th
with the faithful General P. Tristan ; and expres his ho
cson,y, miss Paton. of bating the rebels, depending on the valour of his troops, the it
.h.as discussed will be communicated to you. tided, and which excite much it
My thoughts will accompany you io the perfomiunce of your .: , .
functions, and you will hod me ready to accept the improvements eanttie readers in the City. It
proposed to me, but resolved to refuse every concession that can be have succeeded in charging rut
Pe injurious to your prosperity.
dio."-Edtaburgh Review, February, 11323. Riad of thiallay a celebrated Dance by Miss Foote and mrs.vinme.
IX. OUTLINES, Illustrative sf Shakspeare's Plays. Part I. • After which,
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. vast resources at his disposal, and the affection borne to his 31aj
by the inhabitants of Peru, who are oppressed by the revolutionists. should enjoy superior legit
" Representatives of the Kingdom of Poland 1 Free from all IS. 3d. per gallon, on the grow,
estY influence, may you proceed calmly io your labours. The future
fate of your country is in your hands. Consider only its welfare -
'The Tempe* 12;p1stes. ilvo. Long, Mr. C. Kemble ; Lord Duke's Servant, Mr. Jones; Sir Harry's Col. Barradas announces, that he has safely arrived at Porto its real advantage ; render it all the services that it expects for you; Out impugning the correctness c
MIA. CURTIS'S WORKS ON THE EAR. Servant, Mr. Farley. Mr., Kitty, Mrs. Gibbs. Rico with the upedition destined to reinforce the garrison of the assembly, and second me • pin the accomplishment of the wishes help by not remarking the way,
family phislisised, a New Edition. considerably enlarged and lm- To conclude with THE SLEEP %SAUCER.
Somata, Mr. Yates. Ilavannah. After having la.ided pap of his trons ip tbat ishofd,
'', which 1 have never ceased to clierish for it." _
_ -......M ..: ..... , &A 1-....- • • • r . - - _ 1- •
grain

fillet te seek for the cause of many loin --- dhearees in disorders
0 Ms system, especially in dm ortric organs, has
improvement in the trimmest el this, as well al
dillictions. This indication is ,well followed
an sus ss of deafness 1 campsite( dims of an orga
i ined, his is directed to the state of
• suss of are veseely termed nem
•••
Menrit km Wile perfectly relies
•
. ' ''''.
applid , hi an active's
appear to htore ^`{• and Phyll
ilizi_e_ad's . Istßio °ltiatirdeanNLlMS"Walenbal;P•lauapology'
I a logy s
seem= of the Ear. it had bow Ilmer es
mined that diseases of
erretert Incurable, but Mr. Cods Us published a series of ca
sudden to prove this error, sod we congratulate the public an
sunsets, as no diseases are more afflicting titan those of tee imp{
ante rgan."—Monthly Magazine.
The Work concludes with a detail of the most *teem
seedbeds of treatment, as ezempldied In the cases of about ail
paws, whetters base either partially or enttrity recivered fr
**distressing state of distance and seclusion which the loss
heeling had occasioned. To those who are suffering under
Vprivation to which his pages refer, we doubt nit I
Ciertie'S Work will prove particularly acceptable."—New Monti
~..
. CASES ILLUSTRATIVE. of the TREATSIENT
D EASES of the EAR, including the Affections of the Mee
A adhering ; also those of the Tympanum, viz. its Puriform I
=and the Obstruction of the Eustachian Tube, with
one t likewise the Diseases of the Labyrinth, whether C
sensualist, as Nervous. Scrofulous, Syphilitic, dce...or Local,
cis ofac i I.llstorzzivereve,.. rheer7;iv.eaf .odigirsabu.oni:
s. •
~ The curs detailed by Mr. Curtis as Gf.j.eight In numl
aid at ant appears to be judicious, simple, and successft
Review.
we conceive, are indebted to Mr. Coax,
porgAir
sett with which he cultivates the study of tt
organ of hearing, which, from their ohms
Intricety, body be properly treated by a person entirely
voted to the sultiesk7—..London Medical and Physical Journal.
3. An 114?RoDuCTORY LECTURE, as delivered in 11
at the Royal Dispeptary for Curing Diseases of the Ear, to a Cot
04 the Anatomy, Pliolsourd Pathology of that Organ.
4. A NEW and I SIP• -.D MAT of the EAR, ezhibit
its Internal, Intermediate, and-Rwternal Simmers, with the Be
in gnu, together whit the principalNervis and Mod Voids it
immediate vicinity ; dtsignsd for the ast of illiediust Ste&
1N!f.61-.lrh.red, or
.).1)!- Id. on r°l7.;___