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London, England, 1825-01-06 00:00:00

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TIT RATH!? ROYA T„ DRURY—LANE.
Tide T.retaing, 1 HURSDA Y. January R. will be performed
DEB rtiriselic rZ.
()Stoehr. the Prince. Mr. Mercer; Bernhard. Held Banger, Mr. Pod-
Twit Hero k. Mr. O. Smith; Adniph. Mr. T. Cooke; Casper, Mr.
nom: K huma to the Bangr, Mr. Kniht Demn of
the Mart,. Mi. n ;
nu, lel.Dead
mi gr.°, se g th; Witch of the Glen.o Mr.
Menet ard. 4inda. Sllu Graddon t Rose. hare. Bedford.
After which.
wint.tputm AND TIDE TAT KiNII BIRD.
THE SINOINU TREES, AND GO DEN vt %Tarts.
•Harleguln, Mr. Howell; Pataloon, Mr. illanehard; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Colaninbine. Barnett.
To-marrow. MassitirterN Fatal Dowry.
The very extraordtnary popular new Pantomime every Cr ening.

THEATRE COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening, THURSI) %Y. Jan.d, will be performed
CLAM.
The Doke Vivaldi. Mr. T. r. Cooke: Rolston. Mr. Fawcett. Clari,
Miss M. Tree: Vesphia, Miss Love.
After which,
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
Marquis de Loney, Mr. Cooper: Dvetor, Mr.W. Farrell; La Fleur, Mr.
Fawcett; Jeffrey. Mr. Meadows. Lisette, Mrs. Whim
To conclude with
HARLEQUIN AND -nig imma.im or WANTLEY;
Or, MOHR OF MORE HALL.
ifsriliuln, Mr. Ellar ; Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes: Clown, Mr. 3. J. Gri-
maldi. Columbine, Miss Romer.
;„.. To morrow, A Woman N.,ver Nest, and the new Pantomime.

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TbM Zrenine, THURSDAY, Jima. VIII he presented a new Coenle
Rurlerra, called
THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR.
TN P. NI nil Characters by Stews. Wrench, J. Ree•e. Wilkinson,
Powys., 1 e, drown, Campbell, Salter, and ; Mimes Rodeo,
LINO, Seas... and Bryan, &e. &c.
After which a new Comic Pantomime, sailed
MOTHER imp ('Al•;
Or, II IRLZQUIN AND THE FAIRIES OF TII! ROSS.
ligaSliguln, Mr. Kirby; Pantaloon, Mr. Elliott; Clown, Signor Paulo.
Columbine, Mrs. Searle.

THE APOLL(MICON.,
UNDER Tint IMMiDIATE pATRONAOI OP nra MAJESTY.
On S‘TUR DAY NEXT. at Two o'Clock.
The following SELFCTION of MUSIC will be performed by Mr.
PORKIS on the APoLLONICON, a Crand iiinsieal Instrument.
invented and constructed by Messrs. Flight sod Robison, Organ
Builders, 101. St. Martin's-lane:—
PART 1.
Overtme, Taira (Winter) —Duet, • Ah perdona• (Morart)--Glpsk)if
Glee (T. Welsh)—liong. • The Pilgrim' (W. il. Bellamy, Esq.)—MuutJng
Churns, Der Freischuts (Weber).
PART 11.
Overture. Der Frelsebuts (Weberl—Song. • let not farrow,' Der
Treiscbuts (Weber)— %Ir. • My pretty pone (Bishom—Seleetions from
Itochea's Grand Militnry Concerto—Finale, ' God save the King.'
. N.D. Mr. Pyre's's Performances will be continued every Saturday
dv.ring the Season.
The Meehanleal Powers of the Apollonicon am exhibited Daily,
from One till Four (except during the time of Mr. Purities attendance),
performing Beethoven's celebrated Overture to Prometheus, Nlozart's
nerture to 7.auberitote, and Ileydn's Grand Military Movement
:ruin his Twelfth Symphony, in the execution of which it has been
honoured with the stt • lion of the most ernlncut mechanical and
musical men of 11w age, and Is allowed to possess a grandeur and
r.....!cty of effect, with a precision and n dellency of cepreseitm, supe-
r:Of to any other lusts torero In F.unope.
The Music arranged for and set on the Cylinders by Mr. Flight, Jun.

The 2SalTisx rites' commence, publishing yesterday reueraing
at five o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY. Ja\v*r.i G. 1825.

The Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday came to hand
yesterday. They hare not much intelligence worth no-

ticing, except the measures of dotne3tie finance, to which
we have eliewlit re adverted. The progress of the Greeks
k manifestly straitening the Sublime Porte more closely
every day ; and it seems highly probable that the Great
Powers will soon deem it their duty to interfere, in order

to put an end to the destructive conflict. The Divan nivy
afFect to talk as loftily as in the days of SOLYMAN toe
Crest; but swagger as they may, they must listen to the
united voice of Europe, and follow the course it prescribes.

The Turks are conscious that they have not degenerated
from their ancestors in any respect ; and they wonder why
• they are sinking into powerlessness and insignificance.
They cannot comprehend how the Greeks, long their most
ttibrnis.ive subjects, have emancir ated themselves from a
)oke which four ycats ago appeared to be fixed on their
neck for ages yet to come. In order to avert the downfal
of his empire, the SULTAN in vain orders the religious
austerities of the Prophet to be enforced, and the scan-
dalous length of the ladies' Ji r•rdgis to be curtailed.
Neither he nor his councillors seem to be aware that the
very measures they pursue arc those that lead the most'
rapidly to their overtlirow. The Turkish power is de-
caying, because it has been stationary in unmitigated
• barbarism. The Greeks have partaken of the progress of
the ag-•. The spirit of improvement is at work amongst
them. The system on which they have proceeded has
called forth all their energies, and those energies have been
e directed, as to produce the greatest possible effect. The
Turks arc exactly in the same state in which they were
'live centuries ago, while all the other nations of Europe
have made vast advances in wealth and science. The
Turks are not positively less strong than they were; but
they arc comparatively less strong, because all other nations
have become much stronger, and, therefore, in the race of
power, the Turks are left behind.
It appears from Spain that the reported landings of par
flies of Constitutionalists are without foundation. In
one instance it was only a handful of, smugglers who want-
ed water; at 'viva there was a commotion to prevent the
• collection of the taxes. What might we to think of the
state of a Government which orders a General Officer with
'tee regiments to the coast, because a few stnuggling boats
tad made their uppAiranee to take in water? Yet this is
the Government which refuses to recognise the indepen-
:slence of Mexico and Colombia!
It is worthy of observation, that BAII.I.MITTIOS had a
.private audience of the DA r niN on Saturday. Mot:ILL°,
it will be mu:lnhered, had a similar honour a few days
ago. What are we to untd:rstand from the countenance
thus given to these men? Is it not a direct reproof to
Fri:DINA ND for violating the capitulations concluded with
him ?

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11. de V t.r Ls has, as it was anticipated, opened the
legislative campaign With vigour., (in Monday three pro-
ice's of law were laid before the Chamber of Deputies.