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London, England, 1825-12-12 00:00:00

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DRURY-LANE THEATRR.
Thielhhillng, MONDAY. Doe 1E will be performed ttic Comedy of
THE MERCHANT or VENICE
Shriek. 111 r. Prebt Ibis Ist appearenos Portia. Stew); Earisialo.
Mr.Mansek Lanne?lot. HFley yrs.W.Vlest.

After which the Dtverileusteniof
Tarr CAMP.
, Palatal Damen. Mr. end Mrs. Neale, da
eoneluds with the Extra ad
OIovANNI IN LONDON(.
Du Ohl, Miss GNU I Lwrello, Kr. Harley.
Tomorrow, Der Frelaeltutx, The Ceap. and The Passl.

COTENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
Thltieeftlac MONDAY, Dee le,
yof will be perforated Old Uwe) the
new Pie
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The frthelpal ' gemble. Cooper,
etertley. hod Illanehard I Mesdames Chattertey sad Glover.
After whleh the Extraroganva of
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.
Dew Movement, Madame Yes trio ; Leporello, Mr. Keeley.
To. morrow, The Ilsrrlaide of Figaro. •Twas sod Joeko.

Tbr Batt ism Pans commenced publishing ca Saturday mass-
lag as live o'crack.
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LONDON, MONDAY, Dscsmsea 12, 15515.

Last night we received the Paris Papers of Friday, with
the Mode dated the following day. A slight accident had
happened to the Kura, which had produced temporary in.
d %position. While his YAJZSTT was sporting a few days ego
at liambouglet, be suddenly bad occasion to go up a steep
path newly gravelled. The guard who was carrying the
Kitra's fowling Owe by his aide slipped in consequence of
baring trod on a flint. The Kinn attempted to prevent
his fall, sad in so doing was thrown with him to the ground.
The guard was not hurt, but the KING felt a pain in his
loins, wig was increased by his journey to Path. The
sgplilatioo of Incises became necessary, and by them his
Maxim( was relieved. Re has since entirely recovered.
liliseaubseviptioa for General For 's family is proceeding
wlllosgkelet imeems. Receiving places have been opened
in 48 4igpeat towns in Frame, sad in several in Belgium.
The entente advertised on Thursday evening was
9/14,4gs &anis.

There is every reason to believe that the question of
American independence is now under the consideration of
the Cabinet of Madrid. The Etoile, indeed, in very coarse
teems, denies the assertions of the Spanish correspondents
of two of the opposition Journals, that Mr. LAMB and the
other foreign Ministers had presented notes Whim upon'
the Cabinet of Madrid to explain its intentions regarding
as !Ate pose salons in America; but the Etoile does not
deny that the subject has been by some means forced upon
attention of the Duke oar. INFANTADO and his col-
-1 -agues. Meanwhile the Colombians, it appears, are en-
Jes routing to enter into friendly relations with the Emperor
of 11dosocce, who Continues to extend his protection to the
unhappy fugitivd from the Peninsula.
The arrival of part of the CAPSTAN Pacwa's fleet at
Marvin° is confirmed by several letters from the lonian
Islands. The remainder was engaged in combats, of what
nature we arenot informed, between the islands of Candle
snit Cerigo.

There had been a decline of nearly one per cent. in the
torench Funds on Thursday.

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(From the RioVe dated Saturday. Dee. 10.1
MADRID, Nov. 29.
.3'hs Pope's Nuncio yesterday gave a grand dinner to the French
tiahavador. The Members of the Diplomatic !lady were present
MI /Al as the Duke del Infantatio. Count Arbaud Jonques,
•dislentatider of the breach troop*, and many other persons of die.
unction.
N. Corpse ha beret stepped seven leagues from this city, at the
Mro46 Augustin. where he received orders to go to Burgos.
s elan commanded to deliver up the deepatchea of which he
wlts
We bearer. The Marquis de Casa Irujo, who wa. travelling
Mr. .calupsny, met with ne Matilde and has arrived here.
Zeit has tot yet set out for Divides.
Taworiw, Nov. 17.
Moe Emperor of Morose°, it is saki. had requested of the King
of elpain the ptedon of several individuals who had sought refuge
in his clownions to escape punishment pronounced auairiu these
talk-bail excited troubles no tbe Peninsula- Hi. Catholic Ma-
jeavisaastitst notifies' that he will grant the lives of thaw fugitives,
gragiskdi that they are delivered up to hi. Consul at Tangier.
41111 e wpm", merely answered, "We skaU *se," to the Aloorisk
pare who was intrriated with the despatch on this subject.
Ilimo is such a scarcity of money is this country that the Em.