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Thie Evening. WEDNESCIM Ott. 111. wfil be performed
QUITE CORRECT."
Ite Principal Characters by Messrs. Vining. Raymond, and Lision;
Mesdames Moyer, Egerton, P. Glover, and W.Clitrutd.
After which PAUL PRY.
The Prlnc!pal Characters by Metre. Williams and ston; Ws.
Glover, Ml/4 P. Glover. and Madame Vestals.
To conclude with
THE SLESPINti DRAI.OHT.
Popollno, Mr. Harley; Nonna, Mr.. Ilumby.

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The BRITISH Paw econmencod publishing yesterday morn.
big at tire o'clock.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, °crops' 19, 1823.

The Express with the Paris Papers of Sunday did not
reach town last night.

We have received the Jamaica Courant of the Sth ult.
The only intelligence it contains is relative to the measures
now adopting in that island for the erection of additional
places of worship. At a meeting of the General Committee
of Superintendence, at Kingston, on the 16th of August,
the ATTORNEY-GENERAL communicated IP message from
the GOVERNOR, that " the inhabitants might confidently
rely upon his Grace's best endeavours being employed in
promoting the very laudable object which engaged their
retention." The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, also stated, that
in a personal interview, the Ihstrur had assured him, that
" he would interest himself in furthering the wishes of the
ir!-.abitants." There had been a considerable increase in
the amount of the subscriptions, and the necessary steps
had been taken for commencing the erection of the build-
ings. The colonists appear to be actuated by the best
spirit, and to have undertaken the discharge of this duty
with a warm and becoming zeal.

It will have been teen by the band-bill posted on the
walls, addressed to The operatives of Liverpool. and its
neighbourhood, a coil of which we gave yesterday, In the
letter of our 1 lier pool Correspondent, that the Com-
mittee of the Bradford Unim do not afford any encouraging
expectation that harmony is likely soon to prevail. Their
resources are becoming daily more insufficient, and their
solicitation of aid from all quarters more pressing, but
their temper abates nothing of its persistency. The more
sensible awl reflective among them, it appears, are getting
dissatisfied wick the general system of measures pursued
the more acu►e party, and are well inclined in the
to furl the standard of revolt, and to return to work

their old employers. Messrs. liotstr.s and TEETER
ccmplain as if the Members of the Union were most
persecuted by the master-manufacturers ; but we

, cannot see with what justice this cliarge is made.
Thousands of men, women, and children," says their pla-
" are without employment, because they persisted in

Jig 6d. a week to a Union Society, which had nothing

.atever fur its object but the protection of the price of
labour." This is a very plausible mode of putting the
, tout it is by no means correct. The object of these
Associators was to create a fund which should enable them
maintaia themselves while they stopped the machinery
the masters, and reduced them, if possible, by the
prospect of utter ruin, to yield to theii demands. It is
deception to call this protecting the price of labour, it

ztortiag it : and the masters have manifestly no other
means of breaking up this combination than by peremptorily
,sing to receive into their employment any one known
a party to it. If the workmen will give bowls, they
take rubbers. If they will enter into confederacies,
organise a Irian which has fur its objt t to force their
iployers into subjection, they cannot, in common fair-
cry •ut against the means made use of by them to
. it. 'They are tot warranted to complain of this reta-
liation, and to declare against it as " tyranny and oppres-
Their own concerted resistance is, at least, as ty-
rannical in its principle, and u oppressive in its result, as
measure they exclaim against ; added to which, they
shouldspenember that it is the scheme first resorted to by
themselves, that makes the counteraction of which they

plain indispensable on the part of the masters. They
would fain make themselves too strong to be governed,
they must not expect to delude us into compassion for
sufferings because they meet with a resistance that
their hope of success.

CITY. TUESDAY EVENING.
we noticed yesterday, this was a close holyclay on

Stock Exclanges ; and, although many jobbers as-
sembled on the Royal Exchange, still no real business was
Consols fur the November Account were called,
irally, 881.

, a typographical error, Exchcq_uer Bills wore yeater-
reported, in our City article, at Z premium, instead of
4c., which was their price.

:tract of a letter dated MeKiCtl, July 20:—" The fever
severely a: Alvarado, and many of the crews of the
9asels that come in are sick and dying. The brig of war
Aquila, that belonged to the squadron of the Asia, and
left her at the Marian Islands, has touched at Santa
f4rbara, in the United States, and said to sail for New
ifolland; it is believed, however, that the crew (having
to Commander) will take to piracy or else go to Chili, of
!Lich Republic the greater part of the crew are natives."
the date of the last advice', Mr. Monge, who was
to have been ordered from the Republic of Chili, had
red at Buenos .Ayres, on his return to France, having
ecuted his commission of gaining exact intelligence of
e state of the country.
The constituent Congress of Peru has abolished the Or-
-3 of the Sun, which existed under the Provisional Go-
ernment. •

SOUTH AMERICA.

PROVINCES OF Tll' RIO DE LA PLATA.
SAN 4rt.' AN.—The Executive of this Province has sub-
mitted to the Legislature a projct of law to serve as the
basis of its constitution. It claims consideration for the
justice of its principles. The following are among its prin-
cipal declarations :
All authonty emannt•s from the people.
Powers vested in public authofaics are granted constitutionally
for the good of the people.
Every man is the disposer of his own person, eacePting negtocs.
Slavery shall shortly be abolished.
Every one may think and talk freely on all subjects, and publish
and circulate his opinions, without restriction, it another person is
not thereby injurer.
Every citizen has the Pole disposition of his property.
Contributions shall only be exacted when voted by the represen-
tatives of the people.
All citizens are alike subject to law, which alone shall en-
force obedience.

In the eye of the law all men arc equal.
No one shall be arrested but In cases provided by lar.
The house of the citizen is his asylum, which shall not be forced,
except by authority under the hand of A magistrate.
The(atholic Apostolic Roman Religion is adopted voluntarily
se the dominant religion the law shall provide for the main-
tenance of its ministers and altars.
No person shall be molested in the public exercise of their reli-
gion of whatever kind. providtd they sustain the expenses thereof.
The Executive must be Roman Catholics, as also three-fourths
of the Legislature.
San Juan, June 6, 1826.

in a personal int
" he would inter
irhabitants."
the amount of
had been taken 1
ings. The cola
spirit, and to hi
with a warm am
It will have
walls, addressed
neighbourhood,
letter of our
mittee of the Hu
expectation that
resources are Ix
solicitation of a
their temper abi
sensible and ref
dissatisfi,xl with
• by the more a
heart to furl tin
with their old e
ca,-rnplain as if
L'..ter•ly persccu
really cannot se
" Thousands of •
card, " are withi
paying 6d. a we
whatever fur its
labour." This
case, -hut it is b
Aissociators was
t^ maintain ther
of the masters,
prospect of utte
pure deception t
is eztortiag it:
means of breakii
refusing to sect
1 to be a party to
'; must take rubb
and organises p
employers into
Ih 1
teas,
tryout ai
avoid it. 'They
liation, and to t:
sion." Theis of
rannital in its p
the measure the
shouldowneraLr
themselves, that
ctimplain indispi
would fain mak
•
but they must n
their sufferings I
airs their hope
As we notice
the Stock frisch
sestbled on the
• don.. Consols
cemiraUy, 881.
El a tYPagfal
day reported, in
ye to 4c., whirl
'Extract of al
rites severely a
vessels that core
Aquila, that b
left her at thi
}arbsra, in th
ifolland; it i.s
•na Commander:
which Ripublii
At the date
said to have be
arrived at Buer
executed his a
the state of the
The constitui
der of the Sun,
varnment.
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