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DRURY-LANE THEA7'IIF.
This [Vetting, TL'ESDAT, July 6. will be performed
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Oakley, Mr. Pope: Major Oakley. Mr. Terry; Lord Trinket. Mr.
Browne; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. Harley g Chivies Oakley, Mr.Wallacir
Russet, Mr. Sherwin; Captain ()Totter. Mr. Fitzw Moon. Mrs. Oakley,
Mrs. Bunn; Harriet. Mrs.liates; Lady Freelove, Mrs. Orker.
• After which (let time) a new Piece. called
,FIVEs 2.IINCTES TOO LATE;
Or, AN ELOPEMENT TO IMF:MS.
Sketched for the purpose of introducing a superb Display of the
CORONATION OF CHARLES, EINO OF FRANCE.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
This Evening, TUESDAY, July S. will be performed
THE TS MPEST.
PT.I.PerO, Mr. Young; Prince Ferdinand, Mr. Cooper; Trinculu.
Mr.• Blanchard; Stephan°, Mr W. Farrell; Calibenr, Mr. Rayner.
Durinda, Miss Paton; Mi randa, Min Hannnersley ; Ariel, Miss H.
Caws& After which,
THE MILLER AND lIIS MEN.
Grlnduff. Mr. Farley ; Lothair. Mr. Cooper; Karl. Mr. Blanchard;
Claudine, Mrs. Yining; RILVIIIII, Mn'. Fauclt.

HATMARICET THEATRE.
This Irvening, TUESDAY. July 5. will be performed
TRIBULh r Los or, UNWELCOME VISITORS.
The Characters by Mums. Dowton. Vinin and Raymond; Mesdames
Davison and Glor g,
er.

After which THE RIVALS.
sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. Norton ; Captain Absolute, Mr. Vining;
Faulkland, Mr. Ray d; Acres, Mr. LidWil. Lydia Languish, Mrs.
Humby; Julia, Mrs. Dnrison.
To conclude wl6l MRS. SMITH.
Mr. Smith, Mr. Liston; Mrs. Sophia Smith. Mrs. Burn; Mrs. Emily
Smith, Mrs. Waylett.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening, TUESDAY, July 3, wil performed (Ist time) a new
Balled Opera,l ca be
lled
BROKEN PROMISES;
Or, THE COLONEL, THE. C ‘PTAiN, AND THE CORPOR
The Principe Characters by Meer*. Bartley, Browthure, Thorne,
Wretch, W. Bennett, and Power; Mesdames Noel, Stephens, Kelly,
Grove, add Weippet ; and a young Lady.
After which.
BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX:
Or..THE LADIES
AMONG TOE
Kell r4SELVES.
• Mrs. DashiMiss i.

nor Ar. GARDENS, VAUXH.4I.i.
UNDER Ti( ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY.
The Proprietors respectfully acquaint the Public, the Royal Gardens
will be opeu Three more Evening. th:. Week, viz.:—
To-morrow Evening. IS EDN ES() Y, July,6 a GRAND CALEDO-
NIAN FETE, with intsid additional Fluininatlone. The entire
Entertainments of the Night to be purely nati..nal; the whole In
honour of the ligottleh Nation.--ISee Atltettleeinent.)

on FRMAY, July 8. a SUPF.RII GALA, with a repetition of the
whole of t►e Amusenwnta of Murtha, night, with the Rudalan Tient
Rope Moser, concluding with the diliplay of lire Works, and terrific
Ascent.

tool the Proprietors have the distinguished honour to announce,
that they have received the commands ~f their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, to celebrate the ANN UAL JUVE-
NILE FETE, NEXT SA'rURDAI', July 9. under the august patronage
of his Royal Highness Prince George, and her Ito) al Highness Pt in:ess
Augusta. of Cambridge, who have been graciously pleased to signify
their intention of honouring the Royal Gardens with their presence.
On this moat interesting occasion the Proprietors beg to observe. that
It will be their pride to render the EIItertRIIIMCIIIII in eve; 7 respect
worthy the exalted patronage they have received.—The Entertain•
manta will as usual, this Evening, terminate at Ten o'cluek.—Ad-
111111a100 3a bd.• Children to. each.—Pull particulars wit be given In
the Public Pritits during the Week.

ROYAL GARDENS. VAUXHALL.
ANDER THE ESPECIAL. PATRONAGE OF KIS MAJESTY.
The Proprietors respectfully acquaint the Public, that in coinpli-
anes with the wishes and indentions of many distinguished persons,
tlwy intend a grand CALEDONIAN FETE, To-morrow Evening,
WEDNESDAY, July 0. on which occasion the Gardens will be deco-
rated and Illuminated with appropriate Emblems, Devices, he., the
whole in honour of the Scottish Nation. It Is lir.ended to render the
entire of the Entertainments on the above Evening purely national:
and the Proprietors will use their utmost endeavours to make the
Gala in every respect worthy the high patronage they have expe-
rienced, having no &mist, from the very onerous connininiCations
they are daily receiving, that they shall be favoured by the presence
of all the rank and fashion of Scotland now in this Metropolis.
The whole of the established Amwrinents of the Season will be
given, and the Entertainments will sommence with a grand Concert
of Vocal and Instrumental Music, followed by a new Ballet on the
Stage. The Female Juggler; the Fautoceini ; the Sleek Rope; Mon-
Altar Robert, the Parislan Juggler, with Balancing: Cosmorama':
Musical Temple, he. he. The new Ballet on the Stage, produced ex-
pressly for the occasion, will be called " Little Paggy's Wedding, or
the Highland Festival:" the Musk,. Dresses, and Scenery. In the eha-
teeter of the country. " Riddag Er Mac Thomaish. or the Ancient
Dirk Dance." by Two Highlanders, f Mowed by the ilighland Fling by
Four Highlanders. Christian Lehman, the celebrated Russian, en.
gaged for four nights, will exhibit his astonishing Feats on the Tight
Rope. In addition to the Cave of Fingal, an entire')- new Scene, re-
presenting the City of Edinburgh. will be exhibited in the Theatre.
In the Cosmorama/ are new Views taken from the Clyde and from
Melrose Abbey: also, for the drat time, a superb Representation of
the lite Coronation of Charles X. The Military. Scotch, and Faudean
Bands, already attached to the Gardens, will perform as usual; in
addition to which, the Proprietors have engaged for this Evening the
celebrated Mr. Gow, who will. with his Bond, perform their favourite
Reels, Strathspeys, he. he. The celebrated Piper, Mr. Clarro k. I also
engaged for this night only, and will, during the evening, pmenade
the Darden in full eoeturne, playing favourite S:ational Airs, he. In
etoriontike Amusements the JneutirrgaseviiNtrtionliotto
Overt
h will ae sung In time Orchestra, assisted on the Union Pipes
s°9lt Fitrren, who Is engaged expreniii for this ..ccasion. The Illu-
minations will far surpass those of any previous night, and 14,300
additional Lamps will be lighted on this particular occasion, presenting
• scene of brilliancy never before witnessed. The Evening's Enter-
tainments will conclude with a superb Display of Fire Works by the
celebrated Mr. TrEinst, who is paid a large sum extra for producing a
number of new Pieces, with Devices, he. During the last Piece the
Voting American will make his surprising Ascent and Descent on the
Tight Rope, enveloped In dames.
Doors, open at Seven.—Admission, 3s. 6d.—No Orders admitted.

The Birrnie Passecoliimenced ouldisliing yesterday morning
at five o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAY. JULY 5, 1823.

The French Papers that arrived last night are almost
entirely destitute of political interest. By the following
extracts from the Etude it appears that the amicable re-
lations between Russia and the Porte arc on the point of
being renewed.

[From the Done, dated Sunday, July 31

JAssv, JUNE 6.

Her Highness the reigning Princess has returned to this city with
her family, from her visit to Constantinople, on account of the
marriage of ha eldest son, Prince Nicola.; Stourtiza, who is there in
the character of Resident of Moldavia.

The state both of the public tranquillity and the health of the
country, from the Bosphorus to the Danube, as well as in the prin-
cipalities, is very satisfactory.
The Hetman Constantino Pallady Bogdan has returned from
his exile in Asia, where he has languished several years, in conse-
quence of the disasters of the family of Prince Callimachi, whose
son-in-law he was. The account of his sufferings, and those of
his companions in misfortune, and the description of the places
where he resided, afford many interesting particulars.
Messrs. Franchini, the dragomans of the Russi..n legation at
Constantinople, already exercise their functions there. The Russian
post between Bucharest and Constantinople is established on the
same footing as in former times, and several Russian couriers from.
St. Petersburgh have already taken that route.
We are also taught to expect the speedy arrival at KischeneW of
the Marquis de la Ribeaupicrre, Minister of Russia to the Sublime
Porte, which would indicate that his Excellency will shortly re-
pair to his post.

PARIS, JULY 2.

The Coterrkr Flancal: informs us to day that there has been
a tumult at Toledo ; it learns the event horn letters, dated Madrid,
the 20th instant. We are able to make the Conrrier easy. We
have this moment received letters from Madrid of the 22d; Toledo
was perfectly tranquil.
A liberal journal to-day says the French are fortifying Tarifa,
which causes great uneasiness in Spain, because this circumstance
leads people to expect a new attempt of the Constitutionalists :
this is the falsehood. The French arc leaving Tarifa : this is the
truth.

FRENCH Fuuns.—PAnts, JULE 2.—Five per Cents. 103 f.
20c.; Bank Stock 2,1971. s(k. ; Rente de Naples, certif. Pal-
connet, 89f. 25c.; Rentes d'Espag. I7i ; Royal Spanish loan,
541,. Exchange on London—One month 2.f.; three ditto 241.
BSc.--Costrs Aufhtnlivie, July 2.

Last night we received papers from New York to the
9th ult., and from Boston to the 9th. The following arc
the only extracts of any general interest :

(From the New York Doily Advertiser of June C.)
NEW YORK, Juxr 5.

SHIPS BUILDING TOR THE OREEES.—We have heard with
pleasure, that two frigates are building in the sidp.yards of New
York for the Greek Government : they will be line large ships of
64 wins each, and a►c expected to be completed in nine months.

A few good frigntes mutt be of inestimable value to Greece; nor
merely by contributing to victory in her naval contests, but by se-
curing her defenceless coasts and her fertile islands from the horrors
of Turkish invasion.

PHILADELPIITA, JUNI 3.

We have received a file of the Mexican So!, extending to the
30th of April. The Gencr.il Congress was busily engaged in or-
ganising the government. From the reports in the papers, it would
appear that its proceedings are conducted with wisdom and mode.
ration. The-treaty with Great Britain hail not been made public,