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London, England, 1825-11-09 00:00:00

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.

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rib !Venlig. NEDNEintl'. Nuv.p. a 1)1 be presented (9th time) a
war asatical Melo-Dramatic Burkina. called
TiIC PILOT:
' Or A TALE or THE SEA.
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TLe yegetral Chantcteri by Ile•srs. Tel 11 Tate., T. P Coute. and
J. Reeve. and Mrs. ran% 11!latu.
After which the farotulte Bull:Ate of
NO DINNER YET.
Sponge. Mr. Wretch.
To conclude with the Barletta of
KILLIGREW :
or, XING CHARLES AT TUNBRIDGE

Mao priatlpal Characters by Messrs I'. Y. ('ouke. Yates. terry. and
J. naive; Mts. F. Brunton. and Mrs. ►ltawllliam.

rlt IiIIITISU Pettis commenced publishing yesterday morn-
ing at five o'clock.

LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEXIIEII 9, 1823.

Last nizlit we received the Paris Papers of Sunday, in-
cluding the Etude dated Monday. They furnish us with
no later intelligence from the Continent than had already
reached us. The Madrid amen,: of the 27th ult. contains
the official announcement of the dismissal of M. ZEA, and
the appointment of his successor. This change, which,
'considering the known character and former conduct of the
Duke del INF•N TAD°, we have been disposed to regard
as of mischievous portent to Spain, is we find not univer-
saUy the subject of regret with those who well understand
the actual state of the Peninsula, and the temper of the
new minister. He certainly possesses the advantage of be-
ing firm and decided in his course, whatever it may be,
and as he possesses in the fullest degree the confidence of
the royalists, he may undertake measures which were in-
compatible with the temporising policy of M. ZEA, and
which, even if he had attempted them, lie could not have'
accomplished. The accession of the Duke del INFAN-
TADO 10 power is new said to have been owing to the ex-
ercise of the influence of some fort ign ministers, amongst
wham Mr. LAN/ is named as a principal actor on this oc-
casion. lf, indeed, this be so, we may expect some im-
portant alterations in the political system of Spain both
internally and externally. The Matiteur announces that
" the camp at Perpignan was raised on the 2241 October.
The second and third regiments of the line who occupied
At have ftturned to Perpignan. The first of these corps
occupy provisionally a part of the barracks of the citadel,
and the second are billeted among the inhabitants."
The Courtier Francon., en the authority of " a respect-
able house in London, which is in direct and regular
intercourse with Rio de Janeiro,' states that the Emperor of
Basins has resolved to send a Ministsr to protect his interests
rat the Congress of Panama. The following are the terms
An which this news is communicated :—" Don Pena°
having been invited by the Liberator BOLIVAR, not to
stand aloof from the solemn assembly by which the inde-
pendence of America will be fur ever established, and the
relations of friendship and harmony insured among the
new states of this vast continent, his IMPERIAL MAI EST r
has accepted the invitation, and determined to send to the
ConFress of Panama a deputy, fur the purpose of repre-
senting the Mitre:Ls of Brazil. It is not yet known on
whom the Emperor's choice will fall; but we shall not be
long before we know, as the Congress will meet in a few
days." This information is transmitted in a letter from
Rio de Janeiro, dated the 9uth of August. It is extraor-
dinary that we in London should be utterly ignorant of
:his news, which is said to have been received in Paris

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