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Y'REATRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
This Evening, TUFTS DA V Jnn. 11. will be performed
nen ruitisctivrz.
Otrocer, the Prince. Mr. Mercer; Bernhard, Head Ranger, Mr. Bed-
ford; Hermit. Mr. G. Smith: Adolph. air. T. Cooke: Caspar, Mr.
Muni Killen. Kinsuilts to the Head Hanger, Mr. Knight: DCIIIOII of
the Marts. Idr. Howell: Eatuiel. Mr. u. South; Witch of the Cr,leu. Mr.
Blanchard. Linda, Miss Gratidon; Rose. Mrs. Bedford.
After which,
• HARLEQUIN AND THE TALKINO BITU)
THE SINDING TREES, AND GO DEN "CATERS.
Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Blanchard; Clown. Mr.
Kirby. Columbine, Miss Barnett.
To-morrow, The Siege of Belgrade.
The vary extraordinarily popular new Pantomime every Eveniny.

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THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening, TUESD kY. January U. will tat perfumed
AS YOU LIRE IT.
Orlando. Mr.C.Keenble; Amleni, Mr.Pearman; Jaques, Mr.Rennett ;
Touchstone. Mr. Fawcett. Rosalind. Miss X. ree; Cello. Mies
Haun
inersley ; Audrey, Mr& Gibbs.
After which,
HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLEY ;
Or, MORE OF MORE HALL.
Hat:Kuhl, Mr. Ellar ; Pantaloon. 111 r. Darnell; Clown, Mr. J. S. Gri-
maldi. Columbine, Miss Ruiner.
Tomorrow, Inkle and Varlet,.
The new Pantomime creel Evening.

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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The paragraph of M. E. T. would have been inserted before, bad
it been authenticated by any signature.
The Sub•eription will be forwarded to the Spanish and Italian
Refugees. It was not required when it was brat sent.
The Letter On the Conseinatbis Lairs shall apprar, if possible, to.

1-.orroW.

Ti:e Epigram "On a late marriage in high life" is not in good
taste. The point, moreover, is quite worn oft:
C. D. 'on " The Errors of the Political Economists" is dreadfully
dull. %%'e anticipated something good from the tide and the
tint dozen lines, but after them his sermon never returns to
its text ; and his subject, or at least his mode of treating it,
is. to use his own phrase, "ive.rplieab.'y tato twisted."

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The BRITISH Paris commented publishing yesterday morning
. at half-past tire o'cloch.
LONDON, TUESDAY, Jowasr lL 118.115.
Last night we recetved the rail-Tapers of Saturday.
They continue to be occupied with the discussion of the
Royalist Indemnity and the Recognition of the New
American States. The Qa,ftidienne and the Aristargue,
papers devoted to the Ultra party, loudly proclaim their
dissatisfaction at M. de VILLE( E.E plan, which is by far
too moderate for them. Their argument is—if we are ens
titled, as you Admit, to a full indemnity for our losses,
why are we not to have it? They attack the speech of
M. tie MARTIGNAC as being "feeble, under the pretence
of moderation ; and timid, in order that it might be called
prudent."
The French journalists did not seem to be fully assured
as to the fact of recognition. The statements of the Lon-
don papers arc given, and some surprise expressed at the
silence of the Courier. In the Eloite, dated Sunday, how-
ever, an article is quoted from that paper, which must have
settled the minds of the Parisians as to this question. By
the private correspondence of the Courrier Francais, it
appcars that the Government of the Netherlands is expected
to follow the policy of Great Britain, in recognizing the
independence of South America, but great doubt is ex-
pressed as to the disposition of France. Front a letter
in the Journal dr., Debals,' dated Madrid, 2711% of
December, it would seem that FERDINAND was about
to raitres quarrel with the United States respecting his late
colonies. This letter affirms, that the American Minister
at Madrid despatched his Secretary of Legation, Mr. AP-
EL ET oN, with a demand from the King of Spain, that the
American Government F110(11(1 revoke its recognition of
the independence of the South American States. In case
of refusal, his NAJLSTY threatens to declare the (—salon of
the Floridas null and void. Mr. ArrIETON pa.- a etrough
London on his way to Liverpool, where he en larital for
New York. If this letter be correct as to the ream). o 7 his
departure, we may expect some angry discussions with
Spain, and, perhaps, with the Iloly Alliance. The United
States, we susj.ect, would feel much obliged to Ft:uni-
xan D, if, helpless and contemptible as he is, he would give
titans a pretext for hostility : they would instantly seize

important had taken place in either of the Chambers.
see had submitted to them the projet of a law for the
piracy, wilful shipwrecks, anti fraudulent appro-
tures and cargoes of ships on the seas. The same
die jurisdiction of certain maritime tribunals in
e trials of persona charged with the above offences.
law has also been laid before them, for the regula-
ligi?us societies.
As Just granted a pension of two thousand francs to
of the great Corneille.
Colonel Gauchely, who was recently condemned
Court of Assizes at Poitiers, as an accomplice of
's rebellious attempt in 1822, was rejected yesterday
Canada,. The Colonel's family, it is said, have
petition to the King, imploring a eommetatian of

.:ns.—Paats, Jaw. B.Five per Cents. 103 f. 95c.;
.990 f. ; Neapolitan, 5 per Ccnts. Certif. Falconnet.
d'Espagne, ; Royal Spanish Loan. len, lid •
London, nor month, 25f. 5c.; three months, 23f. 90e:

'ape, Jan. 11.
:It OF DEPUTIES, SraurtinaY, JAW. 8.
Constant, who had been previously absent from
through serious indisposition, took his seat. On se-
the (louse passed to the Order of the Gay; one only
stion of the Chamber. %M. Isambert, an advocate,
with powers frotn the persons (free men of colour)
transported from Martinique by the Governor. pre-
on that his clients might be set at liberty, and in-
their imprisonment.
Perrin contended that the transportation of these
I entirely illegal, having been an act of mere arbi-
, the part of the Govenor. He moved that the pe-
red to the Minister of the Colonies.
tyrnaurin contended that by entertaining the petition

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