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!WIMP 4 , . ,4 . • :~ "r' '5l , . • .. _ ...., .-_-.... . . . . • _ .4; a‘ sic • .- ''' 5..,:. . ''' - j e.:' ..* s .-N 1 4 .01 ''' i - ,'' ~-• . • , .. ; , . ‘ 0 ( 10 ) . . • ..-4,:. L,,, , A t .. • r - 1. ~% 1 4 „ A liff,, . _...„‘ . 0. 1 ...110 f • 7F7F - : ~~r . . . . . •IA - 4.: . .4a.r. - • •1~ Jam;.; ►: ~ • '~ ay. 4- ' w +t j ~^. ...r .i~ • • , • .• • I' . T A . . ~. • ~~~ -,: I l " .i Farr. m ina 4/ 10E81 _I*VI3.. , .1. • TREATRE ROYAb, DRUILTPLA" . . *s pittsENT' EVENISO,* tbsir servant. will parrornt • OTHELLO. - Othello, Mr. KEAN ; lago, Mr. pop*, ,11r. I:OI.LAND ; Mrs.rig, Mr. S. PENULT. Deidemona, BARNES,• • • pees her second4ppe4rance on this Stage); Emilia, Mrs. GLOVER. w it be (10tlitiine) a Grand Comic Pantomimit, with new Music, Scenes*, dtc. caned 111RI.EQ1JIN AND FANCY'; or, y. PO 1"S LAST SHILLING. 'rhieverture•and Music composed Ittir. - H, Smart. • The incoe* , rodue.ed under the directiog of Mr. Byrne. ptytpal Rh--oric.ii and Vocal Characters —Disireseed Poet,' Tr. &WY ; WW.211, Mr. MINT9II; Oboes of a Shining, Mr. opts. Fs , bY a rang Lady (lt; IVO appearance on any k)teminie . Charac'ers--Iterlequin, Mr. Hort; Lower. Mr. owoß ia; 1-ant7.4onn oth,tirse et this Theatre), Mr. Mar ; PAOLO ; Lottery Office Keeper, Mr. Lassniton ; `.sir pe9vo4 Columbine. 'Ms* rate- ) • the Graces, Mrs.- • S :111 roul . !‘fiss Naar ;. WaterlooDrphan, eh a Maar! tionpipr, Miss . 0 LIIDHILi. be ntii Pantomime of Harlequin and Fancy or,The POet'e • s, i*r. willbe repeaced•every evening. To•nritow, the Marchant of Bruges. O t Monday, 1 he Magpie; with The Intrigue. Ninsmo t• I - Huila ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, the Play of THE STRANGER. Tl itringyr, Mr. YOUNG; 13Iva S•einfort, Mr. BARRYMORE ; • fracas; Mr. PARLEY; &ilomon, Mr. EMERY; Peter, Mr. SIMMONS. Mrs. Haller, Miss O'NEILL ; Wiwersen, Mrs. FAUCIT. our (10 h time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, celled EAR ' .QT.J IN and FO rer NIO ; or s SH . TG-MOO AND T HUN-TON. ' W:t it new hltislc, Scenery, Dresses, Sic. 71Mtht arranged and produced by Mr. Perky. N e w palitonitme of Harlequin and Fertunlo will be ; re airy eveohl morrow, Cymon ; after which will be =rived, a Firer, se Trial by Jury.. oi!ay, P.zura let•dsy: the Tragedy of The Gamester. W.oitteelay, amt Tears. • its Play of I he Midsummer Night's Dream bas been owe dole hie reparation, pod will be produced newt week. • THIRD EDITION. Lately price St. ed. boards, Svo. L N A D RESS from a CLERGYMAN • to kit PARE:HIONERS. •By I/ VALPY, U.D. F.A.S. Sobj!ctitred in this Aooaess are-- tyc, n _th e • .of GA> —tfie HOLY GnosY—the Tar • 1,2 d c r ur e • n car natiun of Jaws Coalsr -11„c r nes of .li:sus LFL s-r —Resurrection .—Redemp... —Worki—Works voi•hoot Faith... 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Also, a Prhold Villa and 44 acres Meadnw Land, one mile trom Isris ee tol, cost within S years 144 °. 111 11 be Add tor 8,000 guineas, not !tune than the value eland, • 11 "1, la a picturesque and fine sporting country near the Wye, Y Inlet kesidence and °likes, a Farm-house and Buildings, 71. acresescel'ent Land, pric.: 61)00 guineas. of which one otsr remain utr ntortpge: numerous other hied! desirable ' nll "iles• Andy to Mr. Shee, Landed Estate, eterical and era] Ag nt, Sheithamoon-row, London: A ' Sum, .450 to P'V l ebt trust-money, t o b e i nveste d . rss id enes not requ ir e d ; , 40,000, residenc e i n di spens ibl e • 'and 4to iBOO O to he , el Annui t y, re d eema b le. A List Agates to Sell and*Letr; by Liam post • -rid. JANUARY 5, 1816. .FRI6A . MEDICO.CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, Vol. VI. This day was published, In evo. Vol. VI. (with Plates, some of which are Coloured) prim 11. 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ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. 4th Janus/T.1416. jN pursuance of an Act passed in the last Ses- A. lion of Parliament, by which it is enacted that the Out•Pen stoners of this Hospital shall in future ba paid quarterly, in ad. ream, instead of half-yearly, Nitke is hereby given, ht order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners for managing the affairs of the said Hospital, that all the otit• Pt is stoners thereof residing in London, or within the District of tie: Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regi mentally, with their in , tructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said iimplfal 011 the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their several rates of Pension, as undermentioned; when attendance will be sleets front Nine o'clock in the morning, until Three in the afternoon, for the Payment of a Qinner of a Year's Pension in advance, to the 24th of March next. On TUESDAY, the 9th of Januar!. 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And that if any Pen-.otier shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a double payment ut the Pension ' either at Chelsea, or at Idifferent places, he shall be itrack off the Lists, and forfeit all benefit arising from this Establishment. G. AU 11', Secretary and Registrar. KEITH'S TRIGONOMETRY, NEW EDITION. This day was pnblhhed, in svo. (the Third Edition, corrected and Improved,) price 14s. boards, of AN INTRODUCTION to the TEIEORY and PRACTICE of PLAIN and SPHERICAL TRIGONO METRY, and the Stereograpbic Projection of the Sphere : in. eluding the Theory of Navigation; comprehending a variety of Rules, Formula, Re. with their -practical Applications to the Mensuration of Heights Ad Distances, to determining the Lati. code by two Altitudes of the Sun, the Longitude by the Lunar Observations, and to other important Froblems on the Sphere, and in Nautigl Astronomy. By THOMAS KEITH. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. nosier-row —Of *hem may be bad, by the same Author, I. The Ekatents of Plane Geometry, in Sea. price 14s. boards. if. A New Treatise on the Use of the Globes, t2ano. 6s. Ws. NOTICE TO MARINERS. THE LIGHT HOUSE on the Island of May being pow a-satred as une of the Northern light Houses, and tit, Commissioners of the Northern I.:At Honses having directed a NEW LIGHT HOUSE, upo.. iairrived princli&s, to he erected on that Islaud, Norte.: is her .:by givon, that a CHANGE in the appearance of the LIGH I'S of MAY and INCHXEI whit cake place oa the uiglit of the Ist of Fe 40.”ary, 1810. . . OF MAY LIGHT HOT 13E. The !gland of May is situate on the F.a case C.)ast of Sender:Ll, at the entrance of the Frith of Forth, in tiwth latitnle 56 deg, 12 min, and west loni ode 2 chg. 36 min. The present light, hen,g a Coal Fire, exposed to the vicis.ituf!es or the weaiher, ,n Pll Awn gr»te or schofi , •r, will be it con.iii4:,l on die Ist day of February, Itlls, and on that night, .► lit!! fr,silt Oil, with Re fieetors, known to Mariners as a Stationary Lieht , will b.: ex hibited, and continue to be lighted every night, from the going away of day fight to the evening, till the return of day light in the.ntorniog. I. 4 git Hnose newly ereved upon tte I%lawl of May is cniuistious to the old l.ight flnu , e 'l - 4-nver, a:A qn.ilar to i■ pi.,t of height: and the l►p,ht b►ing defended from the weather ► in glued light room, will have an uniform steady appearancr, resturblin,l a star of the first magnitudv, and be sec: from all points. okthe Compass, a: the distant.; of about seven leagues, and it all heerntediate dbtances a.rording to the state of the amto.pliere. INCIIKEITH LIGHT HOUSE. The Light thstloitichiteith, wfiishlsiaudiesWithin the Frith of Foil:, In non% latitu-le 56 deg. 2 min. and wen longitude 3 drg. 8 min. helo t ! at pre.ent a Stationary Light, front Oil, with Reflectors. is to be altered on the night of the first day of Fe- bruary, 131 d, and converted into that description of light known to Mariners as a Revolving Light, without Colour, which, from al.cr that perto I, will b.: seen from all points of the Com• pa-s, exhibiting a bright light, once in every minute, and gra dually coming les. Liminous, till, to a distant observer, it totally disspiears. In thii manner, each periodic revolution of fib: Reflector Frame will alternately ..hew a bright light, and a light becoming fainter and more obscure until at is totally eclipsed. By this alteration upon the light of Inchkeith, the present cha racter and descriptio•' of the other lights upon the coat, near the entrance of the Prith of Forth, is preserved : arid the passibility of mistaking litchkeilli for any of the other lights of the Frith of Furth will be effec:ually prevented. By order of the Contmiisioners of Northern Light Houses, Eillohurgh, Dec. 22, 1815. C. CU >INGHAM , Secretary. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. H4MBURGH PAPERS. AI.TONA, DECEMBER 19. Since the taking of the Danish ships by t'ict Tripoli corsairs in May last, we have not heard that the Danish flag is in datiger in the Mediterranean, and we have nob: news here that the Danish ship the Gustavus Waldema, Captain Volmers, from Hans bu:gb, arrived happily at Carthagena, on the :Mb of November last. CWENT-lAGEN, DECEMBER 19. _Our Court Gazette contains the following from • " MALAGA, 15. " The brig Bernholna. Captain S.:110010er, ariireti in cbii port yesterday. She will immediately proceed to 111atts. - anti thence to 'neon." cAblz, N4.v. 15. " Captain Asmuqsan, of the ship the Sacblornt,it. arrived here, and states, that un the 14th he met off St. Marie two transveta un!er Da:aish colours, destined to Barbary, with presents. Five Danish ship are at r.rt,llitre bound to the Medverraman, and are waiuog wilt impatience for leave to continue titter voyaze." VIENNA. DECENIVA 16. His Imperial Majesty, to facilitate the home trade in.his dominions, has been pleased to Decree. that the export duty upon raw and spun silk from the kingdom of Lomb4rdy and Venice into the other provinces of the Austrian empire, shall be reduced to one-sixth of the duty paid on the exportation of this silk to foreign countries. LOWER RHINE, DECEMBER 14. Prince Blucher addressed tire following Order of. the Day to the German troops under his command, on tke eve of the leaving France : • 66 Head-quarters, Compeigne, October 25, 1815. 4 After the conclusion of the negeciatious in Paris, the Allied' Armies now break up from France to return to their homes.--. The repose and the security of Europe• were again endangered t'!e common danger was met by joint exertions. and success has crowned our efforts. To the Prussian army were joined the troops of Hesse, Mecklenburg, Satre-Weimar arid Gotha, Olden- . burg, Anhalt, Schwanzenberg, Lippe, and Waldeck, and I have had the honour to have them tinder my comntar.d. " These brave troops have given in the present war fresh proofs of their ancient %%deur, and it is partly to be ascribed to their perseverance and activity, that a considerable part of tbS • line of foment* on the French frontier has been conquered by (lc In the moment when the march back commences, and when I cease to be the Commander in Chief of these troops, I giv e them the testimony of the most honourable conduct—l shall take pleasure Ia declaring it to their Princes and the.r continuo country. " I thank the Generals, and Staff and Superior Olßcers, the subalterns and privates of these brave troops, for the exertions which have conducted us unted to victory. " et.ccute.." FRANKFOR r, DECEMLER 18. Yesterday evening, the Otlice:s of the Landsturm and regular troops give a very line serenade to Prince 13!ucher, on which occasicn the love and resp-..•ct with which the Hero of Germany is every ..vhere received, was displayed in the most affecting manner. The music was frequently interrupted by the accla:naticns of the as3embled crowd, whose eethueiasm rose to the - highest pitch whoa the Prince him et lf, t h oug h unhappily still indisposed, appeared at the balcony. The tumult of joy was hushed in an instant when the Prince made a sign that he wished to spzalt, and *slim he addressed to them the following words :-... " I heartily thank yon, good Citizens of Frankfat, for this fresh proof of your love to me : I know what you have done fer the good cause, how you have ecnstantlY distinguished yourselves by courage and patriotism. lam rejoiced at being among you, and with to have always a place in your memory. These wards of the Hero made the most profound impressim on the crowd, whose acclamations long continued without interruption. • BRUSiELS, DEC . :EIMER £7. The Russian corps under General Woronzow ie already taking the positions in the department of the North, which the Prussian troops successively leave, taking the road to Charleroi . and Namur. The above named General has fixed his head quarters at Mau benge. On the 23d and following days, several regiments of Russian cavalry and infantry went into cantonments, wilich extend from Landrceies to the Sambre. By the 30th, the other Russian troops are expected, which are to form part of the - army of the Duke of Wellington. These near arrangements are supposed to be the cause that the occupation of the fortresses has been delayed. We hear it is now fixed which troops shall take possession of them, and we now expect daily to hear of their being actually delivered up. Whether the Russians will occupy Charlemont is not known. The Prussians have still a garrison at Givet, and nothing announces that the Russians are coming to take their.place. The Prus. sians have also a very numerous garrison at Rocroy. noes Patets.-I.'he nation has evidently not yet found its central point in the Government, and'all must oscillate in uncertainty, till the Government is either overtumed- or succeeds in amalgating itself with the people. Those who were in office under Naps- Icon, and even the greatest part still incline to him, though he has sunk very much in the estimation of the latter, since doubts have been infused into them respecting his courage. A still greater party incline to his son, andlit was at one time in. the .power of Austria to have united all them under this standards but. against this the Emperor Francis immediately declared himself. The Duke of Orleans would also gain over a great party, and strike deo robt in the country; but he is kept back by the English, who find their account much better in the peseta neces. sitous stare of things. &rat different parties may at least be distinctly pointed out§ end it is to thii diversity alone that the existing Government is indebted faits security. . . The-French Console themselves With the idea that the baseless stratum erected by their designing enemies will fall to the ground wheal tbny least expect it ; and that though they, for their.iierst part, should not ibeceed in taking revenge on slktheir enemies, yet their childrwriill. They thigh that Prussia is now nearly in die same state in which France was before fall-41 situation in the highest degree constrained withomthasis, an army bumerous beyond all measure and all proportion to her strength, *kingdom as scat. Meted and widely extended as•the French, all this mint necessarily in their viola fall to pieces.s... 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