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IN UMBER 5950-.
TN fIifTRE-ROTAL, DRURY-LA NR.
THIS EVENINO;:-TUESDAY. January 8,
herldojesty'slle;vosto wilt 'edam' the Camay of
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING ;
Or. THE WAY TO Ger MONEY.
Aostrsui, Mr. Ellioton ; Ape* *. Miphise,
Mr. Groper • Greville, Mr. resopme ;-101eilime,1144tepe
ley; Nicholas, might ; lliiimolee, Mr. 011151141.10
Greville, Tn. W. West ; Sally, Niro. Edifies ;
riseleeksabi
Mom Yeasts.
After *Mei , •
THE CORONATION. •
The IPreetwass emomeeree from Weeteniarter
Ileessol Acme the Interior of the Abbey...l'h' mid,
sd letrsoisetery &see, hi which Mr. lisight will latresepes
sew Comic beg, eatitlo4 " The Kier sod the Coopeatise,
&Owl awl the People.=—The Awards Seem, Ma
the muse of which the Greed Estee of the Chwelikholl:'
to model, with the faroorife Musics! Exerangasgs, SIM
41610 VANNI IN LONDON.
Dee akeeessi, Ilkdoes Vetere; Leporello, Mr. Hanky
r..Tlsrestlee illeietio, 111 r. Bersorol. Mrs.
ise Nieto ; Illioeasstoritio Quizette, MSS Pee,
log Fos, Mrs. BOW.
Tersorroe, Merle& : isehellk Mr, Kees koletv;
righfliettet, aria moisia--+ft
view, w Time Wage lit ifterillt- - •
Oe Thomas', Secrets Werth Kaewier.o.Tha dorimmtile
.--wad Monsieur Tongue.
Os Friday, the Tragedy of Othello: Othello, Mr. Kam
On Saturday will be produced a sew play (with Marie),
wiled The Pirate. •
Oa Taresoloy, January 15 (1110* time), The Cerettatise.
A wee Tragedy is is preporatios, cud will Away be pre- •
olooaL

, . LONbON, TUESDAY; •JAOUARY 8, 1822.
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PARIS PIPERS.

DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGE.
We lament to state that an affray in which At
least one person was deprived of Itfe, took place at
Drosnore, on St. Stephen's-day; for the present we
postpone publishing the painful details of this me-
lancholy occurrence. A meeting of the neigh-
bouring Magistrates wss appointed to he held on
yesterday to investigate it. The friends of the no.
fortunate deceased had employed • professional
gentleman of eminence to attend, and we hops to
be'

PARIS, JAIIIIART 4. •
Yesterday after hum the King presided at el
Council of Ministers.
M. Ronan, who was at the head tif the divimion of
police in the office of the Interior, ass retired.
Yesterday, at noon, there las a Ministerial
Council, at which the Kittle presided, and which
was protracted to an unusually late hour.
The intelligence which we have received from
4aesrre confirms our opinion that the Spanish
Royalists have chosen our frontiers for their ren-
dezvous. On the 26th ult. a troop of 250 men, well
armed, entered Vera, and demolished the Constitu-
termini Pillar. They were attacked by a party of
officers belonging to the Customs, End a smart con.
Bier took place, in which the latter were at first
woested ; but being reinforced by some troops, the
loyalists were driven ant. On the 29th, however, -;
again appeared, and took up their former
Apt. offsompunicatino.
The rigorous medium enforced by ()Enron/
Lopes-Banns, who has been sent ftbm Madrid to
reduce the Royalist party, augment the number of
disaffegted. In the Basque Provinces a most in-
tense ferment prevails, and a general insurrection is
apprehended.
Letters from Corium' confirm the entrance of
General Litre into that town. He has published a
very energetic Proclamation against the Revolu-
tionists. Parties are much exasperated, and ardently
desire to engage. Riego is expected in Madrid.—
(Quolidinate.)
Faancn FUND,.—On the 3d Five per Cent.
Consols were, 84f. 20 c.; Bank Stack, 11,623 1.
MADRID. DiCiMIRR 24.
(EXTRACT or • PRITATI LETTER.)
Our political horizon is every moment growing
darker. Accounts from Navarre announce the
that province is in arms ; the garrisons of Valladolid,
Biscay. and Vittoria are on their march, and about
to take up military positions. The provincial gre-
nadiers of Burgos, Soria, Logrono. Laredo, and Se.
gums', have received orders to assemble with the
least possible delay, and await further instructions.
The disturbances have again commenced in Arra-
trThe garrison of Lerida have received orders
match with two pieces of artillery on Caspe; a bat-
talion of Ferdinand VII. has also set out for Arra-
gon ; and the second battalion of the regiment of
Asturias, which was proceeding from Extremadura
to Tarragona. has received orders by express to
garrison Talavera. The regiments of Majorca and
A icsotars, are on their march to join Generni
Moreno Dm:. military stores, under a strong
escort, have been dispatched to the same quarter.
serene or TSB corns OR TAR 22d.
A message was read from the Permanent Depu-
tation of the Cortes' referring to the Congress a
dispatch from Don Louis Escobedo, Ez.Poiitiesl
Chief of Seville, accompanied with a represeata.
non from the Civil Authoritiea, several military
Chiefs and inhsbitants of Seville, to the Corte,,
and also 'Wu copy of an address to the King,
signed by tlk same person', dated the 17th of
December.
In the representation to theCoeftet, the state of agi-
tation is described into which the city sod pomace
were thrown on receipt of** first iteesbnien t 1 the
Cortes in reply to the Log's car ,in Al* .1
the Political Chief and the -Odirriehl
were declared rebels. The Cortes use Balled lepetal
to take the 'object again into their eeinideemidk,
and to weigh the motives by which the sedielliffil.'
were actuated in opposing the imbecility of an 1616
miuiatration. which, having lost the neofideoce of!
the nation, could no longer pretend to govern it.
The Address to the King concludes with praying
a change in the Administration, and the appoint-
ment and choice of authorities which may enjoy
the confidence of the province.
After some discnstion, M. Mattel proposed that
the President should appoint a Committee to ex-
amine the affair forthwith, and present their report
before the close of the sitting. The Cortes finally
adjourned to the 2341, when the Committee read
their report, which stated in substance that
the condition of the inhabitants of Seville is not
such no the persons who signed the address wished
to represent it, and that the majority of the Com-
mittee gave it as their opinion that there was room
to prosecute Velsoco, Escovedo, and all those per-
sons who signed the representation, on the ground.
of their disobedience, and their having represented
the Congress as hostile to the nation which ap-
pointed its members.
After a warm debate, the Congress adopted tube
resolution of the Committee by a majority of 76.
Carthagena has spin protested iwainst obeying
the prevent Ministers, and even offered to astist
those who should be menaced with ministerial deh
potion.

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TH EATRE.RO VA L, COVENT-CARDIN.
/PHIS EVENING, TUESDAY. isomer, 8,
ii will be acted Sbaltspeare's Play of
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.
Duke of !Blear Mr. Ewertee; Aeteeie, Mr. Chapeau •
Protege. Mr. Abbett ; Palestine, Mr. Joan; Sir Therie
Mr. W. Panes; Laonee, Mr. Liston ; Speed, Mr. filseelord;
Übaldo, Mr. Duruset ; Rodolfo, Mr. Pyge. Julia, Miss N.
Tree; Sylvia, Miss Hellas& ; Loretta, Mae Begegteer.

la the menu of She Play will be istredweed Songs, Duets,
Mao, and Choruses, (he Poetry selected how the Plays,
Poems, sod Sootiets of Shakapeare. Is Act IV. will be is-
birdseed Foer Additional Scenes.
To towels& with (14th time), a sew Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH;
Or, THE YELLOW DWARF.
t;
. ' of the Gold Mines (afterwards(afterwardsHarlequin), Mr. Eller;
Pig (afterwards Hartrimie's Lacquer), Mr. I. S. Gri-
; Mather Basel' (tile Desert Fury), Master Lows-
Yellow Dwarf (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi.
Princess All-Fair tafterwaids Coltemnise), Mies E. Dra-
tted; the Queen of Golconda (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr.
Dames.

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Harlequin and Mother Bone% will be repeated every
Evening.
Teowmerew. The Comedy of Errors: Lietans, Miss M.
Teem • Atirisam, Miss Sterbeas.
Osillanreday sad Moselsy, the Opara if lb Haile.
Os Friday, The Tro Gentlemen' of Venus.
Oa Saeseday, The &Trees Open Polly, Ms Stephens;
Cep.. Mathenth, Mies Hallsode—owiti TheTws Pape of
Orrealuaisk the Great—and the saw Pantomime.

The Reemiatee eine Pirate hawing Wes besieged Mame. '
tionsided acciometion' and re-agastinced wish disedees el,
applause, will be arced every evening.
SURREY THEATRE.
THiS EVENING, TUESDAY, January a,
the WONDERFUL APE will go through klo NO-
Wallop performosses ea tige•C..irde Vsloste.
After which (2d time) a Romantic Melodrame, in Three
_ Acts, called
THE PIRATE;
OR, THE WILD WOMAN OF ZETLAND.
Mamas, Mr. Regageogls ; Mordainn MeriON, his sees Mr.
ato. Chapman (kis IJI appearance these three grasses);
Clement Clevelsod (the Pirate), Mr. Finn; Captain Gore (his
Associate), Mr. Boyle (from the Theatres Royal Cork sad
Dahlia, his !d appearance on • Laudon Stage). Plena,
lldni.Gliorer (her Si appearance this sesree); Wiese, Mive
Fry (her Id appearance an any our); &hada, Miss
Jima; Miss Barbara Yellowley, Mrs. Brooks.
to Act La Sturm and Shipwrick. Is Act 11. • Tolland
Sword Donee. In Act 111. a Sea Fight bet wee. the Haley,.
Frigate god the Fenton?. Favourite, with the explosios and
destructing of the Pirate's Ifervet.
Te ceociode with (for this week only) the very popular see
farcical Barletta, in Iwo Acts, called
JACK IN THE GREEN;
OR, THE FAMILY PUNCILBWL
Ragland, Mr. Adcock; Volatile, Mr. Finn; Sesidellegs,
Ni'. Wyatt. Harriet, Miss Poole; Ellen, 11111 as Dighem;
Patty, Miss Bence.
Oa Monday neat Leonora.
An entirely new serious ballet pantomime, under the title
of The tolerant Secret; and as interesting Equestrian Mete-
drone, called the Avenger, in which Mlis Amalie, from the
Theatres Royal Dublin and F.dinhisegh, will appear, are I.
forward preparation, and will be speedily produced.

OLYMPIC THEATRE,
NEWCASTLE.STR EST, STRAND.
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, January 8,
will be performed, a sew Drama, called
LE SOLITAIRE;
OR, THE UNKNOWN OF THE MOUNTAIN.
The Unknown, Mr. H. Jahrston• Barns D'Herinall, Mr.
Power. Eloise (2d time), Miss ScOtt ; Ursula, Mae. Peaces,
After which (7th time)
TAG IN TRIBULATION.
Tap, Mr. Taylettre• Little Piekk, Miss Healey; /italics
/alright, Mr. Striaida;d. Mr.. Manias, Mrs. Pearce.
To cowhide with as eatinsly sew Comic Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN TATTEIt'D AND 'IOHN ;
OR, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Jack, Mr. Yale; Colin (the Win all tattered and torn),
Mr. Howard; Squalid, Mr. Strickland; Harlequin, Mr.
Gamut; Ciown' Mr. Hartland ; Paataloon, Mr. T. G.
Flower. Dolly (the Mascara all forlorn, afterwarda Ca
Misr J. Smith.
Box, 44.; Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is. Doers to be opened at
Sito'Clock, and the Pciformsace to commence a (Warier
before Seven. Hslf.priro, at Half past Breit o'Clock.
A sew Romantic Drains, with new Scenery, he. fronded
ow the popular Novel of The Pirate, will be produced on
Thursday.

FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAILS, AND SPANISH
PAPERS.

CADIZ, DICE 111111 I I.

At Port St. Mary's, from the 211th November to
the Ist December, the deaths were 16, cured 14,
oleo cues 19, and the number of patients remak-
ing were only 50. At Xeres, from the 28th No-
vember to the 4th December, the deaths were 17,
cured 18, and new cases only 12, so that the num-
ber of patients was redisced to seven. At Lebrip.,
from the 25th of November to the Ist December,
the deaths 4, cored 25, new cases 12, leaving only 8
patients. At San Lucar, Te Deane having beer:
celebrated, sod the quarantine prescribed by it e
regulations performed, the town has renewed .1s
communication with the uoinfected towns.
DECEMBER 14.
The accounts respecting the fever are wire aid
more favourable at Port St. Mary's. Thew were
only 22 patients on the 7th ; the new cases in tt.
last week being but 3, deaths 6, and cared 25. At

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