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NA* THRAIRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
Tl-IIS Evening, THURSO AV, December 5.
Issii Majesty's Serums will performs the Musket
Grammar
GUY MANNERING.
Colour, Mannerloc, Mr. Penley ; weary Bertram, Kr.
!Wham ; Dominic Sampson, Mr. Harlry ; Medic
Mr. Rayner (from !be Theatres Royal„..lfork mad Biers*.
Ism, hi. 2d appearance ou ihi• siege); Gbh Ilitteraielk,
Mr. Gatti.; Gilbert Glossies, Mr. J. Wien's. Lacy Ileriitm,'
Mrs. Austin; Flora, Mrs. Orer • Mrs.
Tholoire; Meg Mrs-Alice, Mrs. &seri Julia Mannerist%
Miss Posrey.
Afire whirls fish time) a new Disertisernent, called •
THE HALT or THE-CARAVAN.
Principal Dancers, Mr. Noble, Mr. Osrar Byrne, Mrs.
Snide, Mrs. Oscar Brine, and Alba Tree.

BKAZIL.
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EXTRACT OF A LETTRIt DATFD RIO JAirtiao,
SWPTPRIIIER (21. 1821.
" The sailiiow of olw Fsetonsite trsanorrow Morning foe Lk
eeepool afForas na the oonartuovity of bandbox you the GJ
luwlnx ropief of Proclaanstines lately issued by the Prisei
and the Canteens These will alwir you the feeling whiebeft-
isle here inwards tutleyenth nee: already there is a n 3600141
rorltrnie, tchtt h •ppeaos In be rent-rally worn, and she Rrit.
riban all( will he displayed on the day en whirls the reamer
Rogent la prorlann•d Emperor of liar Brazils, by the title or
1)ont Pedro the Forst. T.-morrow is the day gild In he isys.
!minted hie this festival, sad 111. C. sssss online., it is eep•41111.
will lake platens she Princes birth flay, Ike 121 k of Orioar.
"To.day the Camara have paraded the streets with a oft-
damnation,- the nwrostostwf whirls N to seam aN ta:l 4111.01411
ineistnts Os( 31/days we allowed throw kw Oahe their 112111tt
from this ramifies ; and theme foural after that' prat
in against the Government pill he (.toted wt. settling*.
"Al present ripely 'hint sourer* wowt, null we viarevill
bop., that no wen as all these weighty mitten owe seliled
she! confidence and business will be fatly restored."

PAK'S PAPEUS.


The Doors will be tapested at Half-past Six o'Clock, and -
the PdT101111111K•11 commence at Serra.
Boxes 7s. • Second Price 3i. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6,t„ Itecoord
Prieeks--Lwer Gallery to.; Second Price la.—Upper Gal-
lery
ls.; Second Price 6d.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the no,
Nice, is the Rolando, where Family Boars (for the accom-
modation of Partite coming late to the 'Divot's) may be
•sgagrd, and a Private Box had nightly; as Aso of Mr.
Hosikham, of Bond street, who is appointed sole Agent at
the West Cud of ihe Tows for the nightly itisposal of Pri-
sate Boses belonging to the Le•see cf this Theatre.
To-morrow, The &heel for Scandal—and a Divertise-
mot.
On Saturday. the Opera of Artaxersrs—and The Liar.
On Monday, the Tragedy of Ottielo: Othello, Mr. Kean;
lag, Mr. Young.
I)u Tuesday, the Comedy of The Hoary Moon.
Os Wedue•day, the Treed, of Venice Preaetred : Jaffier,
Mr. Kean; Pierre, Mr. Totemic.

EDICT.
The Senate of thi city, in complitinee with the dittrtileit
of the Secretory of State, dated the 20th, orders she publica-
tion of the following

- DECREE.
It being possible that there may still exist in Brasil, per-
sons who dissent from the gnat cause of polo oirml imie-
pend+ner which the people hare proclaimed, and I hove
sworn to di fend ; and also, either from groat iv..ante or
blind (anal tents in aseient opinions, may eircula le rumours
inimical,' to the union and tranquillity sif all good Brazilians,
and e►en seek to make proselytes to their errors; it foredoom an
imperious duty to remove or prevent this snit, by separating
the in tfidioue, nod expelling Orrin from Brazil, its older 'h..'
their actionr, and the expression of theit depraved opinions,
may not provoke the good sod loyal Brazilian.; into civil
war, which it bar been my most earnest wish to avoid. And
whereas, I always wi.h to reconcile grace with justice, and
the !nitrite safety with the supreme law of nations, I have,
with the concurrence of my Council of State, thought fit
to order as (unionist—A revered amnesty is gratited for all
past political opinions, down to the date of this my Royal
Derreeorselnding, however, those persons who are already io
cuatudy, and is the course of trial. Every European Ix Bra-
zilian Portuguese who embraces the present systemof Brazil,
and is ready to defend it, shall, by way of distinctions, wear
nn the left arm a green flower, with the hsacripts ))))) %de-
pendence or Death r Those, howeve►, who will out embrace
the system, ought not to participate with good citizens in
the bent fits of a society whom rights flu y do not respect ;
and must therefore depart from the places In which they re-
sole within the period of thirty days. and from Brazil within
four months, if to inland places, and two months if in man.
time towns, reckoning from the day of the poldiration of
my Royal Decree in the respertive province, of Brazil in
which they may reside; they being still bound to apply fur
regular passports.
Meanwhile, should the said system and the el rouse of
Brazil be attacked, either by speech or writing, the persons
so doing shall be summarily proceeded against, and punished
with all the rigour which the I.IIV inflicts tin es !initials guilty
of high treason, and M.:tot-hers of the polder pease. The
same ponishinent shall be incurred lay all person. who shall
choose to remain in the kingduna of Wsiznl, who Mlle gush!),
alive like offence.
(Signed) BY HIS ROYAL mcnritst.
Palace of Rio el. Janeiro, Septemb►r IS.
(Countersigned)
JOSE BONEFACIO DE ANDRADO E SILVA.

The Naples Journals of the 21st of November
state that the eruption (if Vesuviur has teratiouted,
but it has been followed by overflowing, which have
done as much mischief us the former calamity in the
moglihoui hoods ef Ottoiano and Tone del Green.
These overflowing. take place in consequence of
the volcanic matter which covers the ground shout
Veonvius preventing the abaorption of the rain.
We have received the following lettet, dated Foie,
November 25 :—" We are in the most dreadful
confusion here, nod the reports from the fronting
of Arragon succeed each other with so much rapi-
dity, that it it impossible to state them all; for
during three days couriers have crossed one another
in every direction, and at all bows of the day. The
remains of the Army of the Faith having no longer
any point of concentration on the frontiers, have
emend this departments by every road. Ulna was
evacuated on the 2101 of this month ; the members
of the Regency, the Generals, and other officer,
have all taken refuge in the French territory.
Many bands of fugitives have already arrived at
Foie, and are about to proceed to St. Girona, whe.-c
another band of 100 men arrived last night, escort-
ing 90 Constitutionalist prisoners who hare been on
the frontiers during 20 days. These are the pri.
tamers whom the inhabitants of the Freuch frontiers
have for some lime desired to deliver op; they have
now been set at liberty by the orders of Go...in-
meld. The soldiers of the Faith who have fled into
our territory, appear to direct themselves upon Ar-
ragon, by proceeding round this department ; but
it is probable that they will not again leave France ;
for a courier who arrived this evening from St.
Gorging, has brought intelligence that Baron
d'Erulles had fled to Saint Beat, a French commune
in the deportment of Haute Garonne, which com-
municates with Ammon by the valley of Aran. In
a few hours we shall here here the Marquis de Ms-
teflorida, the Bishop of Urgel, and all the Staff of
the Army of the Faith, together with a battalion
of monks. Mina has entered Uugel and Psycerds,
where great rejoicing. took place upon Isis arrival.
" P.S.-Wr have heard that last night ao affair
look place at Horpitelet, the last French village on
the fiontiera ; and we hear at intervals the reports of
artillery, which reverberate in the moutdsius. Two
couriers have just arrived, and all the troops its too
tow', :led the villages of the canton are ordered to
march immediately. Same prisons assert that 1111
engagement has taken place between Mille, troops
and the French cordon, who endeavoured to pro-
tect the bands of the soldiers of the Frith ; others,
on the contrary, say that the French soldiers 6rtd
upon these of the Faith, because they attempted to
pilot into France with their arms."—(Courier
Francais.)

An individual who left Seo d'Urgel on the 19th,
informs us that upwind§ of 400 men had been em-
ployed for many days in digging new fusses round
the fortress. The Minister of War, who did not
proceed with the Regency to Puycerda, has set out
to rejoin it : the state of his lieuldi alone detrtined
the Wagon' de Mat•flurida at I.ltv:a : the Regency
continues et Puyeerda. Prefect tranquillity "oust.
at Urge! ; the inhabitant• are full ut hope, sod sie
far from dreading all attack ou the post of the
Constitutionalists. "the task of defendiog the tosu
might be left to themselves.
After the last engagement, which took place
near Congoe du Trempe, Bertha D'Erolles retired
upon Geri, and Romagosa upon Gusidi4 : los
troops fought with great bravery. The enemy went
some of his forces forward as far as Ortogueda, but
he was obliged to retire on Pablo dc Segur. the
Royalist troops, after having been attatked arse
were compelled to retreat to Ortogoonsa
Moos has gained all these advantages be bus tru,q,
&dile. Baron D'Eridles has passed Alma's hoe,
and the latter General is v‘treseeteg, winch he has
been induced to it. by the Royalist insurrecttoit
which has broke., out at Saragossa. This event
must be very favourable to the operations of the
Baron D'Erolles.—l L'Erho die Midi.)
The Royalists who fled from Catalonia took re.
Inge in the province of Calistavird. Calatayud,
however, was soon fortified; seed on the 13th the
Political Chief made a sortie on the rebels, and
drove them before him as far as Almeria. Enraged
at being thus slosniefully defeated nt every puie•,
these wretches, who pretend to fight in the name of
religion, were base enough to tear the remains of
the Deputy Antillon from the grave in which they
were deposited in the burying ground of St. Eultslis,
Geneist Torrijos enirred Namprlons on the StOth,
end was received most entlinsiustically.

Count Destite has eXprrieueril an 14 it ck of plea-
risr, %%Inch has clouted him to be confined to his bed
for rr►•r"al da;.s. It oppeared at fi.st that know•

DEtEptent 1.
"the tots, destrocilon of the Army of the Faith ;
the prriiiintioti9 making for the concentration 4.f
military beers on the French frontier; the 'Teel.-
Mite which one of the 1-aders of the Spanish losti '
tern )))) hay experictired in France ; the fall of 'lir
filil4 ;' the mind the price of It:4ritime in-
surances, whir% certain Englishmen have nionopo.; •
lard In the French ports; the unloading of &any
weirdo which were• about to set sail ; the menacing
tone of the jiiatiml• which are understood to posse,'
a semi-Aida, character; the ailence which is ob-
orrved respecting M. Ourrard'a loan, the pretence
of 2401 iiktuubtleas considered, henceforward, mi.
etoierZkry rilie councils that Itaias trieett held at the
',porn of stni Minister of War ; the orders Wheel'
have been issued for a levy of forty thousand men ;
finally, the mound force of things, rind the nerve-
sary progresrinn in the developement of pariier•
%Ouch we have observed duriug own sear., tilivats
gives the advantage to the most violent countels ;
all these are facts winch it is onr duty to awe, aid
!rave to the consideration of our readers. The ar-
rival of the Mitorter of War, without doubt 4.2 n
furnish an explanation of them, and the same cir-
cumstance will hr followed by n consequence whit It
we can anticipate, but dare not foretel.—(formiel
' de Paris.

Tr wbkb sill be aelthil (first iitese). a neg. Farce, cilled
011.4),JiMD.
• lilt liairbraa. Mr. Winer;
Niers Mr. Peßay, Mr.. ; Matilda hlochtey,
s 0,11 (assuming the Cbialren's Characters of Master Hee-
ler hleabray. MuterMuterGobbklua Nllurbi ay, Master Fopping.
tw Mostbrey), Mies Clara Fisher.