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. - • • • Anuel i g. 4 11 0 , 4 1 • , /. • A • ° . .•• • 4, `.• „ • .4)314 kk • we - .)'• • - • 11 • I • I +Vtl* ALI( 14, • 01461 g •,‘/ .r•O . rk . 1441 • A i - . • • • - - _ ••iie r! , 8687. THUR,SDAY,: JANOARY 5, 1815. PRICE B-71 A L F PENNY'. I'HLA IRK ROV.a. DRIIRY-LANE. 1111#3 PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' , Servams will perform the 'lowed? of MACBETH. • Vi g h a new Overture anal Act Symphonies, composed and arranged by Mr. HORN. Duiscao, King of Scotland,. Mr. POWELL ; Macbeth, Mr. KEAN. After which the new superb Pantomime, called THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; Or. HARI.EQUIN 61N1)BAD. With new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &e. The Overture and Mtp.ic composed by Mr. M. P. Cola:. 1 he Pantomime produced by Mr. KIRBY. •irdbad, the Saillor (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. HART .ND; Ali-Avarieua. the Diamond Merchant (afterwards Pan -1,111, Mr. BARNES; Clown, Mr. KIRBY ; Lilliputian Sailor 0. 1 a Hornpipe) Miss CILEDHILL,.a child only fiVe years old r first appearance on any Stage); Diamenella (the Fairy of Valley), Miss POOLE; Fairetta, Daoghter of the Diamond rchant (afterwards Columbine), Miss VALLANCY. the new Pantomime, called . The Valley of Dimond% will be eared every evenint. to-morrow, the Tragedy of lane Share. Saturday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Monday. flu Tragedy of King Rickard the. Tided. WIGS. 01 04DIVANCE, D.. 83, 1814. T ,PRI,PIGIPA OFFICERS of HIS Af.4. 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'THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or, CRITI CAL JOURNAL, No. XLVIL Containing Words worth's Excursion, bciaf a portion ot the Recluse, a Poem.— Dunkrp's History of Flchota.,-13,14.Tntidations fryn the Fa thers.—Sir John Sine tin the liostsadry of !•cotilnd , Ste Revival of the Slave Trade.--Hunlfrr ft'S Rese:trches. —Hogg's Queen's —' Wake.l'ennanes Amer Po, Csrpoes Memorial.—Wavel Icy .** or. bisiy riaa Si;:er, a Nova-- War with A morica.—Qitarterly,List ,ufnew Publications. Printed for Longman, Hur,.., Rep. Orine, atal Ermea, Lcm don ; and Aichibwd Constable and Co. Eainburgli. Of whom may be had. The Eilinburjh Review, Isom ha commencement. in Oc tober, ithp, to the present Time, or ally Number or Volume separately. . _ • Just publishei, In French as well as English, in Two Volumes, 12na, price ins. (d. in boards, SECRET MEMOIRS of NAPOLEON Bt.lo- NAPAKTE, written by one who never quitted him for J. teen Years. 'I his 'Work has (seated an ertrasrdinary sensation in Paris. It city Ain: an itillinte ntanite:r of private Anecdotes—kit In his retirement, in his fits of pAssiin, In los arthaPs, and ht a his vari.n:: pose ioas of the Field and the t Soc.:ly and in his C6,:+nber. 1 iirAl RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be perfornied the Taagedy of ISABELLA. 11. CREW, See. ARMY (:61 itAv Commissary is Cirie4'► Wage, Great Ueur6o.atreet, London. December t:9, I S t 4. NOTICE it hereby given to all Pa loos dreiroue of cca• trart;r:g to Jury, the fidle.vitT "titian fir the tett rf tie P.incetl fur Henry Co!burn, Bri.i42 aed FJr.irti PuSite Libra' ectoildt-itrret ; and Longnmn, Harr, pets, Ofllit and 3 ovri, P kturmriter-row. Ur whom mai also be had, jas• rtiMISTIed, CIIATent•IIRMICD . II POLITICAL Re r1.1“.:1101 , 4b, price 61. Count Baldwin, Mr. MURRAY t Eiron, Mr. YOUNG; Villeroy, Mr. EGERTON. Misi Aft r which the New Grand Pantomime, called HARLE Q UIN WHITTINGTON; Or, LO RD MAYOR OF LONDON. Will entirely new Scenery, Machinery, Dressy, &c, The Oveiture and Music composed by Mr. lA'Altt. The whole ;ranged by Mr. FAILLIT. rlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI. Columbine, Mrs. PARKER. (be new Pantomime of Harlequin Whittington, Lord Mayor London, m ill be repeated every evening till further notice. I'o-morrow, The Forest of Bondy; with John of Paris. ;.rorday, the Tragedy of The Gamester. qoull, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Tuesday, the Play of The Tempest. At my, IMMO to his ?dainty's I.and Forces in Cantonments, Quar. ters, and Barracks, in North Britain. DILI' and MUTTON, to his ktij my', I .and Force; In Caa tontnents, Quarters, and Bat rack., in the under-mention.: Cows ties and Island i—Berks (including the Town of Hunger Cord), Devon, Essex, Glouce.ter (including the City of Bristol), Hants, Isle of Wight, Kent, Leicester, Norfolk, Suffolk (exclusive of Landguard Fort). FORAGE, viz. 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With regard to the former, it may be confidently affirmeda hat additional source' tor com in utuics ting to the word the productious ot their pen alai :he fruits of their study, are not unnecessary. For who that his had any actemiDe ranee wi h that interecieg part of the religiout community, the various classes of young ministers and students hath not heard their complaints often repeated, that pieswhk!ii had cost theta much time and labour iu the composition, and which, after hay ing been traiomitted to their favourite Magazine, have lain for months, or year., cuecealed from publication, not because unde serving of notice, but hecause the colened Itrintsolf cee pubircae tion precluded the opportunity of inser ingahem 1 To all step,Tax NLW EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE will be open, and they are invited to embrace it, as au cleats medium of conveying their sentiment: to the world. 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It the work now anuouuced is found to possess no advantage over its competitors, it will, of course, sink into its merited oblivion: but it it happily excels then; in any important respects, it cannot fail to obtain from a grae rous Public that s't'are el patron:tee to which it is fairly entitled. Such are the general grounds on which the Propriewn of the New EVANGCLICAL ialeoa ties. eresonte to apeear at tbe bar of the public triiittual. Supported by the mil:notate principle of conscious secti.uele, they respectfully solicit the cordol co-opera. don of all cies es of their fe:kiw Clinstialis. Their Work is on. dertakeu with tto party views, for they own themerlves to be of no party but that of truth. And as the avowed objc•.l of their Publication lithe furtherance of the cause of pure aid undefiled religion, so they consider the only legitimate means 'it effecting that to be the diseetaination of Scriptural knowledge. 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AN fl-ATTRITION THE PATEN 1' ANTI-ATTRITION COM POSITION is the cheapest and best thing ever yet disco. erred-far Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables from bring rubbed in the Hawse-holes, instead of a Plat, Service, or Rounding; the Rigging of Ships from the Weather, and from tying c' afed, instead of Tar, ‘b . Parcellite and Service; for the and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas ts met. proof ; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steam , ro e ;iiies, Mills, Sugar-Mills, Threshing-Mills (or other Imple toeta, of Hustiatriry ely used by Farmers), Carriages, Comrhes Waggons, Var., and Machinery of every description. It is a'so the best thing to preserve the Blades of Swords, and all kinds of Pe.pidwel Steel Attic!, a from rust. It will likewi... pre serve boil Hoop., Water-Buts, 04,1r5, Tubs, Spout-, Posts, Rails i Oates Pork Paling, Barn Floorh.gs, and every kind of I l ost, and Wooden hit Wings, Irons the Weather, Worm, and 14ry-Rot, tither in the East or West holier, or in any Cilltlate • and it will not only pi eserve Iron Rail-Ways from corroding and wearing out, 'but also render the *aught so light, that one Horne will do die work of two. One Priming of the Composition is, in some cases, equal to One Hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or any ether kind of Greaie, l'aint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use troM 300 to 4,000 per gen!. exclusive of preventing the Wear and rear in nichinery, Wheels, &c. &c. which is a saving of ex pence more than that of mein nine parts out of ten, and no thing can he sis clean in its working, or give so little trouble. 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Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, with their In structions and Certificates of Adintssista,atthe Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the . respectiv4.Days, and in their 44.- ! ferent Classes ; according to their stotetaLltates of Pension, as undermentioned, when attendance win be giv.Q from. nine o'clock in the morning un•il three in the aft:rooms, for the Rnmea! of Half a Tear's Pension in advance to Midsummer not. Qn MONDAY, the 9th of January, The Pensioners at sd. per day from the different regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, Infantry, indudiug the Militia, and those at 6d. per day, front the different regiments and corps, to the 6411 i Foot, inclusive. On TUESDAY, the lOth of January, Those at Cd. per day front the 61st of Vont, and all the re• maining regiments and corps, with the Seijeants of Militia at bd. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 11th of January, Those at 9d. per day from the different regiments of Cavalry and Foot Guards, with those from the let Regiment of Foot to the 39th inclusive. On THURSDAY, the I2th of January, Those at 9d. por day, 'ram the 40th Regiment of Foot, acid all the remaining tegiinetats and corps; wilt the Serjeants of Miliiia at iud. per day. On FRIDAY, the 13th of January, Throe at Is. per day, frnn► the different Regiments of Cavalry, with those front the let and 2d regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the loth of January, Those at is. rr day from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, with those from the tat to the 70th Regiment of Foot inclusive. On MONDAY, the lith of January., Those at Is. per day from the 71st Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiment!. :m,l Corp& On TUESDAY, tbe 17th of January, Those at Is. O'd. i.. Id. and 14. ICJ. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the &nil of January, Those at 14. Is. V.V. and Is. sd. per day. • On I'HURSDAY, the 19th of January. • Those at is. sid. with those at the different rates to It. Id. per day. On FRIDAY. the 20th of January, Those at Is. 611 with those at the dikrent rates to Is. Ili& rer day. On SATURDAY, the 21st of January. Those at Cc per.day and upwards, with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and 2il Troops of Horst}. Guard ; ; also those Pensioners from the several Regimenti who have been admitted on account of blindness. And that all Out-Pensioners belong ing to the said . Hospital, who live in Et:gland beyond the Dist rict of the Bills of Mona lily of London, and those in Scotland and lrelanJ, are hereby required and commanded, atter 25th June next, and after every succeeding Wit II of Pecentherand 25th of Jutw,until further orders, to apply to one tit his Majesty's I tiktices of the Peace in the neigh bourhood where they reside, and make the foilowir.g which the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensiceiec alp.:ars will sign and date, viz. .6 came before me, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County ot and made oath that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chel- sra Hoipital, 'Li tht: day of • 17 or Hi from the • Regiment of coinnsaaded by ; was then aged about years, served lu the Army years, was discharged tor and ;hat he is ro otherwise provided fur by the Public, but as a Pensioner ot t!.e .aid hospital, at pt.r day, and Dow 1111%6 in the Parish of in the County ot . .. " Sworn before me this day of oi And such of them as were asim•treil on account of blindness, are ordered to transtsur witis their half-yearly affidavits, a Certi ficate as to the state of their sight, signed by an Army Surge , m, or other nted:cal pe:•son restilvist in th.ir neighbourhood, but it: such i:iitant pa. ti, where a medical Cert.ficate is impracticable, a Cert:ficate from the °Minister of she Parish to that fact, and so ascertain the contint.ance of their blindness, will be admitt:d. The Affidavit drawn, accoeillng to the alpove Form, sworn be fore, dat4 jp and attc,ted by a kfalistrate, is to he put up in eiver, and sent by the General Post, dITCCIeti they, .‘ T O cite kight Hotiourahle'rhe Payntaster.Oeneral of his Majevy's Land Forces, I.tiodon,," markiug onethe cover " Chelsea Pensioners Affidavit," and c -unterparts or duplicates of the said Affidavit* are to be reserved by the Out Pensioners respectiv , ly be ex. hihi:t a L. such versons 2S shall be directed to ray them, together with dies Instructious and Certificates of Admicsion, In order tl,.tt their claim to the Out Pension may be filly verified and their persons dearly idemified. And to the mid that the Commissioners for the Affa!re of Christi Hoe 4-1 . may he satisfied that the Pen.loners are the same poisons wi.o haye passed their etamioation, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served its, and hsve been tliscl•arvel :rum any of the Reements or Independent Coin. fp aides of loyaliefs or Royal Veteran Bs:traitors, are oot to mete lion in their 4 4d:wits such Regiment or f.:cnisparty of invalids, or Royal Veteran Ilattallon, is which they set ved last, hut the Rsgimetr,Ts coy or Corps of the Army front . Whlch they were Grit discharged, and regal: tended and received at C:xlsea Hos. al. The Pensioners are particularly to take otatlye that tbe hell. yeatly payments after t:luistinas, are to bi repslattalierepter t a.s to the plice 01 paythent, by the mutters at arsuc only as reside within the bills of mortality of I.Ondot;, or the Olives sent as ilunte after the Midsummer preceding; and that the Mid summer p:.inient is in like manner to be regulated by the mur tens or aflitLlvits after the Christmas preceding. . It it also ordered and directed, that uo person who shill change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe cified in his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his pension (excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such place of abode) si: 4 ll receive the 'same, unless it appears by the cer tificate of respectable persons, that stieJt removal was through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. Aud that if any Pensioner shall fraodulautly attempt to receive a double payment of the pension, either at Chelsea of at Moran place* be shall be struck off the lists: fur the beater preventios of w hich frauds, each pensioner's required to produce hes lustrue den Palters at the time of payment. Lastly, it is notified that none win be entered upon the Pay. I.ists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit the; efrom, who shall not act agreeably to theseOrdere andDitoc tions, particularly in sending their half.yearly Affidavits, to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and to nci.efituretlea, which several of the Pensioners have of late either It relied to do, or eent•than irresularly to other depanatents. • - Q. Atha, berviery aid Rostetrer. .1; . I FAS rlnvin.l 40118.4, D4c,30,180, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Ugh lin COMP.? Nr,,f MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST IN 1 0 11:V, Jo hereGy give 'watt, That in cm;siderxion of citcumstaoces which have occurred since their .%(!eerti•rment of the t lth October last, all persons . Who may be de,b.4.ui to • forward LETTERS to the EAST IN DILS by t 1.4. coni!?any's Ships, are hereby informed, that, mull furti:(l .: u to will be received at this House, wafer , wr.1..L1 .14 usual, ater they elan have been stamped at the Post - (Nike. JAMES COBS, Secretary.