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ERE Nell PAPERS. ' ' DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
lotticii; or BRITISH STOCKS YESTERDAY. into the King's Exchequer, from hlexieo, in the year 1730, achieves a triumph where really he should undergo
.-en.-
--ame--
rack Stock 2324 33 leans Stock 2114 283 somewhat better than a million marks of silver. This was disgrace. t From the Etude, dated Sunday.l
• 3 per Cent. Red.9l4 53 Dttto Bonds 98 100 pm
the King's duty front WeNAPLES, Jan. 4.
arduousof douttrtitaof immortal
is profession last
e per Cent. Cons. 9il a i 931 ;peg. Ann. to 3-16 the vines, which ought to be one- have conducted the argument as to the case of Mr.
The J lof the Mu dof the Two Stethes gives, to-day, at this theatre, went last night presented withi3rathey%
great
known tragedy Bard. It eoe
_DM' Asst. 941 1 I/4 X5.8i115.2(1.1.09a1- 82 pm the following account of ther
sudden death of our venerable 110- novelrl
1 eenatel"rtliearlineem'
nehistoofricathle 44 per Caw. 1014 Ditto, 140. LW/. 63 04 pm ,fifth of the metal taken out of them. The whole then must Klee/ on those general principles which would be appli-
-31 per Cent., Red. 161 1 Ditto, WWI. 62 64 put amount to five millions of marks (a mark is equivalent to cable to it if he were the most infamous of mankind : but, narcht-
coursh to the public that Mr. Kean resumed the
New 4 ear (.wet. 1110 1 Ditto. Small 62 64 pm . eight of our ounces), so that, if we compute this silver at before we conclude, we protest against any such admission which our profound grief has hitherto prevented us from publish-
" Ferdinand the First is no more. We subjoin those details
. PRIORS (IF FOREIGN STOCKS YESTERDAY. only Si. an ounce, the inhabitants of Mexico received at being drawn from our observations. If the controversy ing.
On the ""th hishonouredTh San night, in the part of Richard the Third, for the '
i December Majestythe eau*. first t
Austrian fiends 117 e Greek Bonds 67 i that petiod from their mines, ten millions iu money. should be continued, we may hereafter go into an martin Carlos with his resence, but a certain, indisposition which he ex- since the verdict had against him at Westminster,H.le
exercise
at the
• Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct. 674
at perieneed compe&led hint to retire before the ecti of te erform- suit of Alderman Cox. It is, we believe, a
• Diazillan Bonds 884 3fezicais Bends 811 I 1 4 / With regard to the PIEUVIAN mines, thereeme no exact nation of the actual amount of his delinquency ; but
mat
His Ma' ' ft dcomplainf h
jelly, however, dui not a erwar s o tat matter of equal
Ditto Scrip itif 154 16 pm Ditto A ect. 811 4 data, but we have a regular account of those of Porosi for present it does not appear to us to be necessary. Should indisposition. notoriety, that, upon the announcementof
On the 29th he partook of the pleasures of the field, .
Dino Acct. 16 4pm Peruvian Bonds Stof this celebrated performer, after the slime interval a
Barnes Ayres Bonds 924 42 4 Portage...4e Bonds to itbecome
fifty years-that is, from the date of their discovery up so, we shall not hesitate it,
to enter upon to and appeared in good health.
"On the 30th the King ed to suffer slightly from a cold, few days since the finding of such v I.much .1- °I. -en ice olsp;eg.
I ' Chiaan nomis 884 Ditto Aces. 99 6 ett the year 1595, within which period they bad produced whatever conclusions it may had. wider espect to any of i,ut there wu no fever nor any morbid symptoms. • A cough, which sure was excited, and disapprobation was expressed
Colombian Bonds Prussian Bonds crazed him the whole night, tnduced him to uit hls bed • but this by
q , those who would not, and who could not, be infl s 1
` arm Acct. 911 I Ditto Bonds (18921 991 1 forty-four millions sterling of our money : but it is allowed the parties concerned.
was the practice of his Majesty in similar eases. The cold eon- either by personal dislike, or by any affected •• et
-"I'
Dive Bonds (18241 Russian Roods 964 4 that since that period they have considerably sunk in ---- - s
Milted during the following days, but the pulse remained good. fastidiousness
Ditto Amt. 901 1 MK% Ditto Acct. 964 7
he Funds, both English and Foreign, were unusually nilis Majesty found himself so well yesterday, that he intende on the score of morality. Xs a necessary consequence
• ?wench Mentes 1031, 50c. sc. Spanish Oat. 28 1 4 204 14 value, in consequence of other rich mines having been tits- T , I t thisthecoincidenceofpublic
estimateof
leg., which, however was no uncommon feeling. The King re- nion, much opposition was anticipated; and the
Ditto scrip Ditto 510 Bonds 204 Ifthey felland left off 93 The •
very soonto 984,
insined until eleven o'clock at nieht surrounded by several pensthis result of
Dare Aect.l4,/ 15 pm Ditto Cons. DIM) 144 15
bs the bargains were done at 94/ 4, and 94, with an evident ten- of Lis court and • -land dd' ' lann y, i not appear to suffer any thing.n performer s speedy, or perhaps premature appearanec,
• PllferS OF SHARES YESTERDAY. e
triunity which, in time of peace, came in the shape of dency to fall, although no particular cause could be as- He retired to bed, slept tranquilly, and was not heard to cough .. . .
upon the boards of the national theatre,
this opinion. From an early hour the various en
ASSUBANVE COMPANIES• duty, and otherwise, to the mother country. The average signed for the depression. The best proof that. can be till six o'clock. in the morning. . _ . entrant' '.O
Share. laid. Pries per Share. adduced of the little credit that is given to the idle report the theatre blocked b •• At 8 o'clock, the officers o( his chamber not having been sum- wereup y anxious crowds, anti %hen
• Alliance . - 1091. 101. 14 -4 cargo brought home by the galleons was about three mil- __ .
the of Friday respecting Bolivar's defeat is, that, without any mined, as was customary, entered his Majesty's room, with the iat the usual hour of admission, the doors were opened ;
. Ditto Marine - 1091. W. 11 it 8 . lions in gold, and by the flora one million. In silver, Pilssicians and found him dead with al/ th- appearance of having
positive contradiction of it, all kinds of South American • ' . . ' - scene of more than personal inconvenience--of actual pin],
i = - .. 1001. 10/. El h a violent consulsion. His medical attendants employed every
- - 261. 21. 21 ordinary cargo was twenty millions, and of the flota ten. hug', continue stationary- y Brazil Scrip, Buenos Ayres method to ascertain whether death bad really taken place, or was exhibited. The snuggle for admission, though eta
worts. I This estimate is exclusive of what arrived by regular ships, Bonds, and Peruvian Bonds, were done at Saturday's prices• whether it waswell lent, was, however, short • and those who failed in their only apparent, but their fears were but too . ,
Anglo-Mexican . 1001. 101. 100 95 90 182 The Greek Bonds, we were glad to find, kept their price, founded. first eft/ins, retired exhausted, and relinquished the field to
.I.nglo.Cltiliin - AL 11 14 Is and of what was introduced clandestinely, which Imounted .
indicates
which a confidence in that cause that we trust The Councilor State immediate] assembled, and the Kin those y . . . It. • who were more muscular, or mere perc,evering in
Francis the First, promulgated the decree which continued all the choir
attempts,
Arigna hen wad Coal 301. SI. 16 18
!S ,(anew . . 4001. 350 523 480 pm to many millions more. But the condition te pf S ain itself
' will be realized. The Mines improved a little towards the . • • pail c authorities in the kingdom in the =retie of their functions
extreme, and the house was filled upon the :mune
&Annan - 1001. Cl. 28 27 29 27 28 37 with all this stream ofgold and silver flawing continually
part
latter of the day. " 'The Theatres andExchatiie are ek,sed. The Court and City.
1, . t.
Chilian
Colombian - .
-5/. 20 18
nu a:. 37 36 374 39 howworse than useless I't is It• a The Bolanos, 'nal uxehtta, and General South Amen-
into it, sufficiently proves P have put on mourning for six months." The pit, galled- " middle and upper tiers of
stre . • boxes, Were
PARTS, JAM. 22. crowded alcasat
is multiplied can Mining Associetion, which came of on Saturday, ate e.•- ee i The dress boxes, rho h
.., to 710911 14 11124 pm mere representative wealth, and the more A Thepl has ceased at Bucharest. Letters from t'in, city, caved ibm. ug
Gen. Mining Associationat the following premium', vim en-Bolanos, 400/. shares, dated Dec. 23, mention that all the accounts agree in stating that en' "--, -"";• •- '4" ' ....4te_. -: •-'44til die time ahem
the firekast. Hibernian - 583. 43 II 4
Rio de la Plate - 100/. 51. 33 99 33 40 42 39 the wore it loses its value; and it clearly must de, when, -
from 3401. tie 5254 Rtetitiusi ; Tialpuxahtra, Wet share:, Dervish Pachis has been made prisoner by the Urea& . tir xt.tetir The nurnbit
1
Tl•lptniahuis - 4001. 20/ 280 380 329 340 316 pm as a circulating medium, it increases suddenly, end teyone 280/. to 3401. prermuna ; and the General Mining Com- IL. Best, after haviem remained five days atensents, sea ens flapegle **. iik . • . -•• um. essit...an it
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United Mexican - 40/. Hi. 120 1111 121/ all proportion to the increase of the commodities to be cir- pany, tOos, shares, from 71. to 144. premium. Time first is Fiume, to make there some astronomicalobsonatime, actompantel 11?1- •11. 'air} • • s.....ayineWP-; wenyhtsesa*Ameessam4
• , 853 LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES 'of the principally allotted totlee holtlers of Real Del Moine by his eon, by 31. Lecarron, and the Baron de (humps. liia theatre, though Wow 'tiowde Ito the violate, r....
, • British . - M. 6/. 64 eulated. The celebrated MONTESQUIEU, speaking
• Shares, the tecond is ueder the auspices of Green and --- --- -- -- ---- hibited no s m m •c t • i
y tom of this •e or d scontent • the
4.;ontintunal . 1001. 01. 9 4 first conquest of America by Spain, has the following Hartle Wienso a, JAN. 23.-His Majesty, although daily ea- overture was performed and listened to with h ' •
Provincial Portable - It. 4 34dthe thirdisb I b Runde(and
y, an
•e trarquas
, . United General - 6,1. 7L 144 judicious, and, at this period, very useful remarks :- Bride.g yet arrived. On Friday his Majesty's stag-hounds met at usual upon ordinary • ' '
1 and then te smotheredY"c"to*
1 it curtain drew up,
1 IRON RAILWAYS. " The Spaniards," says he, " raked into the mines, scooped out In the present Mania for joint stock companies, we were the Magpies on Hounslow Heath, where a fine deer was !si I • tumult broke out generally eel
Kentish . . le i mountains, Invented machines to draw out water, to break the ore, prepared for almost any project, but one has been started turned out in the presence of a most numerous field of 'of
mu taneously through the entire house. The first scenes
n London and Birmingham 301. 11. 11Richard the 'Third were performed in dumb show, '
e really tikes us surprise we allude to a schemefile
'Loodon and Bristol 11. If and separate it ; and, as they sported with the lives of the Indians, which.,- 1 Journalby
C- : h. • , .. porminen; and, after three quarters of an hour of the 1 pcifortners, we are sure ac uitted th I .
tl London and Northern 1001. 11. 34 I 4 3 4 they forced them to labour withoet mercy. The specie of Europe Ter a "Ghnera
Someoniparnsoyne ww.iconarnaas,,a.nctupaotia); swiftest running this reason, was taken at Horton. Vint of 1
rie they delivered, 'we (imake no teleTusbte tt
thea ffitahrtsero.
MISCELLANEOUS. soon doubled, and the profit of Spain diminished in the same propoe. issued. sagacious Pe h I upwards of a hundred sportsmen, there were only five in down' .. r 11 set
Australian . 1001. 11. 33 35 session of certain newspapers," disinterestedly purpose to with the hounds. Among them were Lotd Maryborough, for them with sound emphasis and good discrete:in .
Bristol Ship Canal - 11. 11 f time ; they had every year the same quantity of metal, which was
relinquish• h of •
their
rig t property in them for 250,000/., Mr. Davis, the huntsman, Turner, the whipper-in, and but not a word could be heard. The actors, hew:
Canada Compeer um. 11. 20 13 19 become by one half less precious. . which they wish the public to raise in shares of SOI. each. ever, persevered with a laudable firmness in * the a others.
legaitable Loan Bank 1!. 3 " In double the time, the specie still doubled, and the profit still
The advantage of this project is stated to be, that while o The. Duke • • ' • 1 parent recital of their characters, and the crowd wasP-
Gen. Steam Navigation lOW, SI. It 124 of fork transacted military business with the
Great Westminster Dairy ,I 41041 pm .
~ diminished another half. lc diminished even more than a half, these papers thrive with peace and prosperity, they would, •
King yesterday. equally Persevering in their outcries and their da-
ft Pearl Fishery . 24/. 21. { 920 21 19 21 k el, Rear.' let us see in what manner.
White Receipt .. To extract the gold from the mines, to give it the revisit. pre. we are gravely told, do still better in case of a popular
commotion or torsi wars." We suspect that the shares, god h e
Mr Canning arrivedyesterday morning at Gloucester mour. Ihe language of Shakspeare was inaudible, and
in its place was vociferated, " Off, off! Kean, Kean '"
1 'lrish Provincial Bank 324242 pm
parations, and to import it into Europe, must be attended with when they come tato time market, will not bear quite so g from Coombe Wood. The clamour continued without interruption until theap-
Moro. Alderney Dairy 11. 24ilte Chancellor of the Exchequer came to town yester-
- some certain expense; I will suppose this to be as Ito 64. When high a premium as the Bolanos mines. There is a mys- pearence of Rirhard himself, when it wari if possible, re-
ame__,_ __e_ da morning from Beckenham.
thespecie was o=4°ll/Jed, and consequently became by one half the ter in this project to which we could, if we pleased, fur- doubled. Mr. Kean was visibly dejected upon hit en-
-El.hrin Polign the French Ambassador, who has• ' '
e iirittOh iftee%O. less precious, this expense was as 2to 64. Thus the galleons, nigh a key; but we take it for granted, nobody will be lately returned from Paris, transacted official tameless at trie, and the reception lie met with was such as could
diminish that dejection, or inspire him wit h anything
which brought to Spain the same quantity of gold, brought a thing gulled with it. except, perhaps, those whose surplus capi- the Foreign Office, Downing-street, with Mr. Secretary mot ...
tal cannot be all invested in the new milk and cream ilea hope of conciliating the assemblage before him. Ex-
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. which really was of km value by one half, though the expenses
companies. Canning, yesterday. clamations of " Shame, shame!" " Off, off!" were heed *
This Evening, TteinxV. Jan. PS. win he performed attending it lead been one half higher. On Frills y next the Lord Mayor will give a grand din-
'id upon all sides, mingled, however, with e approbation, 1
• DElt FREISCIIU TZ. It has been correctly stated, that Mr. Rothschild
"If we proceed doubling and doubing, we shall find in this , . Government . in net to the Duke of York, the Duke of Clarence, and his g • ,
ottoear. the Prince, Mr. Mercer: Bernhard. Head Ranger, Mr. Bed- nu made a contract with for some mines an expressions of encouragement.
turd: Hermit. Mr. G. Smith; Adolph, Mr. T.
.C.: CasPar, I.lr. progression the cause of the impotency of the wealth of Spain.'• ••.Majesty's Ministers. We understand that the prepare-
Mani Kilian, Kinsman to the Head Ranger, Mr Knight; Demon of Wales. We understand that Mr. R i imisild _ota__.....'s contract is • - , • - - " And sonic ten voices cried, 'God Sing B'
lions for the occasion are most splendid, and that thesave ng where e "
4 the Harts. Mr. Howell; Emilie'. see. O. Smith; Witch of the•titen, Mr. Thus it is manifest that the very success of these mining for 31 years, and is quite unconnected with another IVelsh number of the Members of the Cabinet who are to be nre- His attempts to recite the character, of which he is t•
VI -Blanchard. Linda, Was Graddon; Rose, Mime Portly.
Mining Company,. 110 W forming. No steps will taken
After which, speculations would be injurious to the nation at large;sent far exceeds that by which any Mayoralty of late years the best, perhaps the only living, personification, were
THE iNVISUILE GIRL. towards the formation of a Company, until the reports of has upon any occasionleen distinguished. In the evening utterly fruitless; all his efforts were drowned in the
Captain Aliclack, Miss Clara Fisher. but we consider any apprehension of evil from this source
several • ntific men, who have been employed to survey a ball is to e given by the Lady Mayoress. It is to be incessant tumult that was raised around him. He was •
To conclude with as completely visionary. We r and these schemes as so
eg the district, shall have been received. In the event of the • • •
HARLEQUIN AND TIIE TALKING 111 en.ltmited to select friends. doomed to perform that character, the delineation of which •
THE SINGING TREES, AND GOLDEN WA FERS. delusive In their origin, and so ruinous in their consa- Company being formed, the shares will be issued without
.T-tte Duke and Duchess of Argyll arrived at Edinbur 1g a raised him to reputation and to fame, in i • • gnominious
laarlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Columbine. Miss Barnett. quences, that we purpose, in the course of a few days, to premium to the contractors. on Wednesday night, on their way to London. silence. The music of that voice, upon which attention
1 The York, which bas arrived from Madras, left
. that
To-morrow, The Fall of Algiers, and the Pantomime. enter into a far more complete and practical detail of the Lord and Lady Clifford and family passed through Exe. dwelt delighted-the magic of that eye,. which rendered
,
settlement on the 231 of September. At that period the' ter on Tuesday on their way to Killerton, the seat of our the faculty of speech almost superfluous-were exercised
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fallacy and deception with which they abound, with a view,
THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. cholera neorlms was still making ravages in the Presidency - ' • ' in
, much-respected Member, Sir Thomas Adana, where they vain; they were unheeded and contemned: the charm
This Evening, TUESDAY. Jan. 25. will be performed -if possible, to restore those to their reason whose credulity but it was thought the worst was over. Mr. Parry, of the •
Amiens, LIKE IT. highly know no limits, but seems, on the contrary, to respectable house of Parry, Dare, and Co., had
oriareto, Mr.C.Kernble Mr-Pearman; Jaques, Mr• Bennett ; appears toCaptain Bastard, 31. P. are also sojoutning with the worthy ence, seemed dissolved for ever. Nor was the public
touzbetone, Mr. Fawcett. Rosalind, Miss 11. Tree; Celia, Miss Ham- . • died of that disease in the neighbourhood of Madras. The Baronet.
rise In proportion to the demands that are made upon at. iudignation confined to him alone ; it was vented with
twereicr ; Audrey, Mrs. Gibbs. York brought letters from Colombo, under date of the 29th
After which,On Sunday last, the bells of Chester-le-Street Church impartial fury upon all his brethren of the night. The
HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLEY ; • Spirit of Laws, vol. tr. of August, but they contain no news. The operations were rung during the day, in honour of the leirth-day of martial appearance of Mr. Wallack, as Richmond, could
Or, MORE OF MORE HALL. --.-...a.........-_ against the Burmese were suspended in a great degree
Haslequin. Mr. Eller; Pantaloon. Str. Barnes; Clown, Mr.!. S. ere Charles-William, son and heir or Mr. Lambton.-The not save him from contumely and insult. The innocent
rnaldl. Columbine, Miss Runner. until the end of the winter. By this arrival we have Princes, who could never have offended (except,
T -• To-morrow, Chri, Animal Magnatisal, and the PllllttAlliMe. Mr. Kash made his appearance again on the stage of
received Madras Pam to the 13th of September. With bells of the different churches in this city were also mug on young
air am Chronicle.
the
• D Aperhaps, upon the stage), were treated with the same
,egh _.- Drury-lane theatre last night, according to public notice, tho •n of Tocei me -the contain no news of
The On IT ten Ps sea commenced publishing yesterday mom- Duat meeting took place on Saturday morning, be- implacable resentment; they found the audience as
• and played his part amidst a &stetting uproar of appiansio a dm. more resienstsu resktudr mewed:-
itiL at Bre 'titlark._ tweed Captain f - and Mr. N----, Of Acton. The for- hostile as their merciless uncle. At one period we
and disapprobation. The excitement amongst the then- CaLcurig, Auo. 24, mer was wormiltii, but it is hoped not dangerously. thought we perceived a relenting spirit ;-we thought the
Rewooote.-Intaillgelioe front Rangoon of the hof July, on
LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9.5, 1825. trical public was never at a higher pitch. No sooner were which waren depend, stases, that the Prince of Iwariacwuddy had RernesewraTios or CoUNWALL.-Circumstances interesting appearance of our :immune, Mrs. Wild, had %
_.-..-arrived at Danadoo, with about 24,900 men, and was raising the have occurred, since our last publication, which must be allayed the stain ; but our hopes were dimppointed,-the
The Etoile, dated Sunday, reached us yesterday. The the doors opened than the multitude rushed forward and
country en mane to attack as. fle had ordered his arrival to be regarded as most important. Sonic highly respectable gen- tumult was to cease only with the pesfertnenee itself. •
morning papers of Paris were not published on Saturday, filled every corner of the house. The ceremony of pay- kept a profound secret, lest the terror of his name should induce dernen, connexions of Mr. Tremayne, who were most sea- During the latter scenes, in which he appears the soldier '
•mend was dispensed with, and the seats were literally taken us run It A general attack on our lines waa said to be firm.
lons in their support of Sir Richard Vyvyan, finding that and the king, and in which his genius shone with such
in consequence of the preceding day having been the anni- rys° iveawnany.. The Wortley, who had been op to us, was
by storm. As soon as the curtain was raised the tumult reaming to live in disgrace, and on his endeavouring to dissuade by so doing they were endangering the return of the gen- hrillianev, Mr. Kean appeared to us to redouble his efforts
a y ry of the death of Loots XVI. which was core-
noise commenced, and, with a very few and trifling ex- the Prince from undertaking operations until after the rains, he was Heenan filet Mentioned, rather than iisjuriug Mr. Pen- for the purpose of procuring a hearing, but he complete:),
memorated with the accustomed solemnities, as in the reign loaded with irons, and placed in the most rigorous confinement. darves, have found it expedient to give a pledge of future '
failed. This pantomime (for such of course it was) WAS
of Loris XVIII. The only contents of the Etude, of the ceptions, it raged without intermission to the close of the The King of Ava, it was said, had left his capital, and taken the
neutrality to the friends of the latter gentleman. Neither here eminently beautiful. Those parts of the play which
performance, whether K ceer was present or not. That commandel a camp formed in the upper provinces. The Burmese
least interest, relate to the decease of the late King of the reep mei by e prisoners to be in the greatest want of pro- Mr. Pendarves nor his friends have any feeling of hos- called down the articular (if we could make any distinc-
Two Ste riots. We have given them in another column. this performer deserved some signal mark of public repro- visions, and the utmost reluctance prevails among them to encoun- tility to Mr. Tremayne, whom, on the contrary, they tion) reprobation of the audience, were the courtship scenes.
FRENCH Fe I:Dm-Five per Cents 1021. Mic.; Neapolitan, 853 button none will dispute. The moral feelings of the twour troops. highly respect, and whose election they would be sorry to That of the funeral seemed to excite particular antipathy;
.
40; Spanish Bonds, 17; Five per Cents. for the end cf the month, country never have suffered, and we trust never will suffer, By the last accounts from Corfu, we learn that the it was in truth, the only melancholy funeral we ever wit
Put in hazard. But, from
.the mode of canvarsing adopted , -
defection of Colocotroni, Londo, and the other Greek by some of Mr. Tremayne s most influential friends, they nessed upon the stage. The scenes in which the Alder-
at half-past three o'clock, 102 f. 936.-Eteee, Jan. 23. any man, be his station what it may, to break through the
Chiefs, arose out of the following circumstances:-Coloco- were exposed to all the effects of a coalition between those men of London make their appearance seemed also to raise
_ern, ties that bind society together, in order that he may gratify troni presented a memorial to the Greek Executive, corn- of the other two candidates, whilst, in fact, no such Co.- various associations in the minds of the spectators. We
We understand that Sir W. A'Coeler bas in a great his own sensual wishes; but there are bounds to this plaining that they had usurped power, by remaining in lition had taken place between the principals; and there- mention the representation of these incidents as if they
• . degree accomplished the object of the British Govern- censorship over private life ; and it should be exercised office beyond the period assigned by the Constitution, andproduced greater ebullitions of dissatisfaction • though, to
fore they found it necessary to take such measures as they . . . ,
that they had ap lied conic of the roceeds of the loan to judged best calculated to secure their chit•f object, the say the truth, the displeasure exhibited by a most crowded
„ . went, in its late negotiations with the Court of Portugal, with a severity proportioned to the character of the indivi- the
• , liquidation of their own claims, contravening anelection f M P d • 1- Ichat b• • Ix d 0 ar. en &rtes. .nel 0 act is put lion
relative to Brazil, and that Sir C. &re sal., who is going to dual's claims on the respect of society. From him who article of the Constitution, which declared that the entire hazard, they cannot remit these exertions; but when they ait is impossible to affirm whore it did increase or where it
i Rio de Janeiro on a special mission, will touch at Lisbon asks for much, much is also to be expected. He who loan should be applied to present and future exigencies of see Mr. Pendarves perfectly secure, they will be ready to reached its climax. And thes it has been our painful due.
. - on his way.puts forward his talents only, as the groundwork of his
the State, and in no way lie applied to repay advances, afford .
every
assistance in their power to Mr. Tremayne. to record the weight of public odium which has fallen in
-
-erne._however atriotically made, by the Executive. Coloco- West Briton. tensely (though we venture to believe it will not rest perms. •
claim to public admiration, is undoubtedly in a very dif- . 1 d Ithe bishop The friends andsupporters of Lord( Eb •to h • nentlY) upon the head of time ablest performer since the time
Never was delusion practised with more success than it troni also e man ex dismissal of a and two
is at thi moment : this rage for speculation will, no doubt, ferent situation from hint whose pretensions rest as much other persons from the Government, on the ground of their determined upon bringing his Lordship forward as a can- of Garden. When the curtain fell, Mr. Wallack made hi t
s
• soon work its own cure ; but, in the mean time, a vast on the purity of his morals as the excellence of his talents. being traitors to the Constitution ; these demands being (Mate for Devon at the next General Election.-Base appearance to announce something, we know not what; Li I
In the latter case, any deviation from the strict path of refused, Pano Colocotroni marched to Tripolitza to prevent Herald. lips moved as if he were speaking, but he was driven of •
roast of that capital which might have been employed inthe collection of the local taxes, and was there Defeated and In consequence of the vacancy occasioned in the Repre- the stage amidst a scene of month and confusion. It war
moral rectitude justly condemns the defaulter to the for- . , . . a
opening new lines of industry, and have reproduced itself slain ; Colocotrom himself then issued a Proclamation, de- sentation of the County Donegal, by the death of Lord said, through the theatre, that Mr. Kean is to repeat the
feiture of all the benefit he might otherwise have derived flouncing' the Executive traitors,dmarched ' •'' M tCI 1 Lord FrancisC h has left London experiment upon Friday night. It is, we think, impos-
as an to I npo- Mount-Charles, - tar es, onyng ante
with a profit to the projector, and an improvement to the
from the superiority of his intellectual abilities. But, where litza, which he threatened to barn to the ground. to canvas the freeholders.-Dahlin Paper. •'tile at to be the spectators of a scene such as this, without
count „ , try is sacrificed to the bubbles of a set of sohemeis,
lime present Earl Mount-Charles is Captain in the making some reflections upon its existence, and its cause.
the talents only are properly the subject of consideration, Letters have been received from Pernambuco, dated the .
who are making immense fortunes out of the seemingly in- Clare Militia ;it is supposed lie will succeed Ins late brother There was, perhaps, something peculiar throughout. Of •
. •it-acceding can be more absurd or impertinent than to 4th December, but they bring nothing new.
exhaustible stock of public credulity. If all these dreams no I 'in the Lieutenant-Colonelcy of that corps, and also in the the assembled crowds, not one affected to go to the theatre
• institute an inquisition into the private conduct of the Leters have been received from Bahia to the 29th of representation of the County of Donegal.-Cork Southern for the purpose of seeing a play ; the audience and the
' of wealth could even be realised; if all the mines of Mexico November, at %tibia tunic the city was pretty tranquil
' possessor of these eminent qualifications. Would any man ; Reporter. actors had, in fact, changed places; it was the former who
and F: rte could, by any magic power, he made to strew two of the officers concerned in the assassination of the The Irish Representative Bishops for the ensuing Session were to be the droniatis person of the night ' and a cool
of sound mind reject the. medical aid of the ablest professor Ls had ,4 u • 1 g JosephPc
• • the streets of London, the effect would only be to extin- Governorescape to the lute States. An- of Parliament are (Armagh) Beresford ; Elphin (Leslie); and impel tial spectator was to look, not to the stage, but
have rea because he
of the curative art,mightson to suspect tonio was on the point of embarking, with his
guish the spirit of industry, and to raise the price of its battalion, Down (Mont) ; and Waterford (Burke.) to the body of the house, for objects of instruction or of
the perfect propriety of someaction °fins Private life? Would for Pernambuco, and the hoops had rebelled, amounting The Marquis Wellesley has appointed the Rev. Peter mirth. He was placed precisely in the situation of the
produce. If ingots were so plentiful as, in the celebrated to about five hundred and fifty men, including very few
atty inan, whereproperty was iii jeopardy, refuse thcassistance Roe, of Kilkenny, to the living of Oilogh, near that city. sage of antiquity-
phrase of Mr. Bum, "to he trodden under the hoofs of • officers.
• of his le al adviser, and make a wreck of his fortunes, because The Right Rev. Dr. Ffrench has been appointed to the Spectaret populum ludic attentius ions.
I the swinish multitude," the nation would be but so much g
the lawyer in his own croon had disre Retied the vin- Extract of a letter received in Glasgow from Egypt, Bishopric of Kilinacduagh, and Kilfenora, residue! va- As to the cause, without • • ' • 1 1 presuming to be inquirtor a, we
the poorer, while meat, drink, and clothing, and all the - , P , g P dated Alexandria, Oct. 21, lege:- cant by the death of the late Right Rev. Doctor Arch- may, we trust, venture to make a few remarks. An action
solid conveniences and comforts of life, would be so much etP ready
. les be was to enforce against others ? Mr. Kan N "The rising prosperity of Egypt will not be looked upon
with ladle ee. 'arm h the exert nnth i ro s f e present 1 ache, the
, by you deacon. It is a curious fact, worthy the attention of those is brought by one individual holding a respectable 'jun-
: t the dearer. It might indeed happen here and these tome, ,,
offers his talents as an tick:- to the public; and, as an .
face of this country lass been entirely changed, and, in the course of who may not be already aware of it, that Dr. Ffrench bad tion in life, •
against another still more prominent, and of
't that lie should actor only, we repeat, the public have a right to judge three yawl after th ti ex invent, his Highness has made the been educated in the principles of the Established Church, acknowleed opulence. The party age-nevelt becomes,
country this year , ,060 hales of cartes- Thrwenriii ini. and was. ill cgrly noutla Protestant. His father, the upon these occasions, after the heat of his feelings has
" have a river sty him. It' he had been the purest of men, but without the
seed amounts to ,000aadibs. Indigo and opium are cultivated to Very Rev, Illelmund Ffrencb, veal PLitestlllit 'Walden of' gubste d- n- rows - his c , gencratry a tor , legal neivieers are UV
With a door of irony." great talents he possesses, who would have cared whether a considerable extent, and in a couple of year* will be making folly Galway in 1774.-Dublin ..11ormin R • I
g egts.er. deficient in astuteness, and the object we believe to be,
lint as for the rest of the herd, we should all, to a man, lie had passed the remainder of his slays a wretched stroller,much noise as the eaten in the ' 113
will European markets. As it I, It is reported a Brevet is to take place in the Army and •
the crops of the former amount from 80,000 to 100,000 okes, , and justly, to procure as high compensation as possible fur
I wish this inase.of treasure once more buried in the bowels obtaining an occasional permission to play in a barn, and and of the latter 214000 ekes, 44 of which make one cwt. All sales Navy, shortly ; probably on St. George's Day. Every the injury inflicted. In this case the demand made was
s of the earth from whence it came. This would be the wandering a licensed vagrant through the country ? The of grain hare been swiped by the Pacha, who will not open his Regiment is to receive two additional Companies. The (compared with the wealth and station of the parties, and
magazines until the damage done to this year's crop by deficient Cavalry is also to be increased in the sameproportion.
be with the demands usually made upon such occasions) •
certain result, supposing all these golden dreams could be doctrine of moral perfection is quite novel as applied to the inundation has been in some degree ascertained. Gums are abeut The whole of a Rim' is • Regiment never again to sent to the trifling-but 2Oa: of this the jury, acting upoa their
. realized, and that the speculations were not bottomed -as stage. It is admitted, on all hands, that KEAN is the best to form. pan of the Ouvernment monopoly, when they will ot
• Colonies or garrisons abroad ;if it consists of t • '
en cons.
course rise," &c. oaths, give not inuchenore than the one-third: t its l.
they Art -ill sheer stocking-jobbing. living representative of' Richard, but no man must endure m panics, six will be sent, and fout and a Field Officer remain clear the plaintiff did not make such a claim as would. e.
aHE LATE LORD NEWCOMEN'S BANK• ACo •s' mtnis loly et home.
Gold and silver are like other commodities; any specu- his performance, on pain of being accused of countenancing of Bankruptcy, we fear, is the inevitable consequence ranted,' ruin the defendant ; and it is equally clear, fres
of Fes/LEAL OF Al a. DANCE.-The remains of the late
latioti of profit to be made by increasing their quantity vice and immorality ! When the late GEORGE FREDL- the closing of this concern. A great struggle is snaking fo mr ' • the verdict, that the jury would not sanction the claim i•
. Dance, one of the helloes of the Royal Antiquarian it were made; and the question for consideration we
must depend upen, whether the quantity in the market, or arc[ COOKE used to personate the crook-backed tyrant, obtain the agency to the comminion, from an impression Society, were on Saturday morning removed, in a hearse think, is, ought the l 'ee.ally that portion 'thee
capable of being brought into it, is already suffieient : if it who ever proposed to set on foot an investigation of his that
da 'tthe;i:l. be a profitable one. At the Exchange, yester- drawn hg six horses, for Interment in St. Paul's Cathe- frequents the theatre, to public,step in amid especially
by imamate
missioners postponed the claims of one Soli
! is, the addition will he superfluous ; if it is not, the in- moral character, in order to determine whether he ought citor,Y'
though he was the first to strike a docket, dral. Ihe procession consisted of six mounting coaches opposition that ruin or which the plaintiff did not think i:
on tl'e I four, and upwards of twenty ' private carriages. prudent to ask, and to which it is manifest the Jury
I creased demand will be in proportion to the deficiency. not to be hissed from the boards as an abandoned profli- grounds oe Ins having been hitherto concerned for this old anti
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a AINFUL vPURATION.-Captain Bird, of the Mb Foot, would deem it •
incotn iatible with their duty to assent'
No newly-discovered mines can have the least effect in gate ? The whole town is enchanted with the music of and respectable Howe ; and several cases were quoted to who hail two ribs fractured at the battle of A'buera, in •
r his is a epic to whichl we merely allude, but which we
show that this objection. was valid. No
augmenting the real and effective demand. If two bakers Der Freischutz; but our dramatic saints will now teach usagent is yet ap- 1511, was last week obliged to have one of them removed do not venture to discuss. Thchensebecarne nearly dee
pointed. 'The deficit, it is generally reported, will appear
in a town can bake all rho bread that is required by its in- that there is a previous question to be settled: Dom WEBER, serious ; but we cannot account for this-we Lear by a surgeon of' Abergavenny. This gallant and merito- Betted after the play terminated, and the other ernusemeter
of no n• officer had e 1 .( occasionally suffered excruciating pain of the night were performed as usual.
habitants, the introduction of twenty more bakers' shops the composer of the opera, possess a perfectly unimpeach- charge of extravagance, and we believe there is n • of 0 ISSUE
-from the fracture, but we arc happy to say he is now
will not create a demand fur a single loaf, beyond the able reputation ? If he does, still we are not to applaud a notes. The failure, which, we believe, will mostly affect •
likely to do well. Captain Bird lost die sight of his right
he landed interest, is really lamentable, an
d has excited a
usual consumption, and those who have shales in the new bar of his music, until we know whether every vocalist t
aregreat sensation
.in Dublin, though none of the merchants
comes will in vain lea: for a return, either in meal or in who gives it utterance is without spot or blemish. Whi-in two places at the battle of the Pyrenees. It is worthy of both at the Horse Guards and the Admiralty. for cousin
affected by in We are glad, however, to state, that record that his Royal Highness the Duke of York had an a general retirement among nay.
y and army officers of me. •
male ther, forsooth, would not this hypocritical affectation lead none of the highly respectable private Banks of
Dublin interview with him after his return from France, and or- rank in both services. The retirement, we underetante
We have no data by which to estimate the total produce us ? 'l'lle true interests of morality are injured by this have received any injury from this distressing calamity.- • • will be offined to a certain limited ember Of all officer, •
of the South American mines ; but taking the metallic confusion of sentiments; and Mr. KERN, instead of receiv- ithh Tim"' decal an ample provision for life for hie services.
Henry VIII. made a law' that all tnen might read the poesessed of a given seniority, who arc to he put on a sem.
The coal owners mend others interested in the coal trade Seeieteres except servants • but no women, except ladies rate list, and receive the nine allowance as if they were tic
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wealth of elexi co, for instance, to have doubled with the ing a dignified, and therefore effectual, rebuke, rallies his
et Newcastle,
arc preparing petitions and memorials, pray- and gentlewomen who had leisure, anti might ask some- full pay. The object of this regulation is, that the severs'
last century, the present annual produce of these mines friends to deliver him from the oppression sought to be ing for the repeal of the duty of les• a caldron on coals boil • the lists shall contain none but effective officers. The general
) meaning !! ! The law was repealed in Edward .
alone will be about twenty millions. There was brought practised upon him, for sinister purposes; and he finally carried • * ' coastwise, the Snah's days. promotion is not expected to take place before April.
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