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• / • I A 1r li" l Cr:: ! , / • e r° 7 l T ‘. - 1 . 1) •. . V‘. . , , . • • • / ..0 . lk .'' .% 4'l •‘.. 1 01% % .,( 1 Si OS) •'. ' '‘.` . ... • 1 1 / 4 • IN , • - - . `z tim' , ..lP....it ...........__ - .1,.... - 4 5. ' ''.' ' ii • --41 ) tar . . l . . . . • , .- . _., Ali i • • • 10: r e ,~, ~i~ . s -- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1815. :~ PRICE SEVEN - I'NN i:b.. :5969. THEATRE novAl, mitlitY4Ain. • - ..1-iiS pRrSENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of TAMERLANE. • llajazet, Mr. KEAN ; Tamerlane, Mr. POPE ; • !.I.,neArs, Mr. RAE; Axalla, Mr. WALLACK. ‘Tpaiia, Mrs. BARTLEY ; Selinra, Miss L. KELLY. To which will be added, I . HE MAGPIE ; or, THE MAID or PALADDIAI.I. fo.morrow, Where to find a Friend ; Caledonian Laurels ; I V.'ho's Who' new Mu4ical Piece, called My Spouse, will be produced • week. A tirdyn will make her next wepearance as Miss Hoyden, Comedy of A Trip to Scarborough, of which early notice • !,, e Wen. eitillifiltells77 l ll. 4 este% November .10, iSIS. NOTICE it Isereby given, Thai a Saliva (4 . Uy e r awl Terminer oral Goal Dc:icery, for Me ?right Offnevs ecassaists ea the High Seas, within the jteridictien elthe dtir;italip RagLuso, will is held at Justice the Old Bailey, Lassies, ea Tueiday, the 19th of December next, at eight e'acti la the wormiest. J. BARROW. °MCA OP ORDNANCE, Notvlnbv 15, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ili NA. 411-BTrt I9RDNANCE, du itre6 ,zinc That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before MONDAY, the Ph day of D:ecnilivr nest, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake thz Performance of the PLUMBERS' WORK, for service of this Departmenr, at Pall-Mall, the Tower, I...!wisliatn. Woolwich, Purib:et, and Gravesend, for a Period of three Years, de: vrininable 4Per the expiration of the fir.t Year, upon notice of three ?tooth', at the option of either party. _ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1•11 IS PRESENT EVENING. will be • per forated, the TrAged/ of VENICE PRESERVED. Puke of Venice, Mr. IiELLAMY ; Priuli, Mr. EGERTON; laftle.., Mr. C. KF.MBLII. ; Pierre. Mr. YOUNG. Belvidere, M O'NEILL. To wlt , elt will he *Med. ivilAT'S A MAN OF FASHION? Farther particulars, to -ether with the Tkrtns aau Con•lition‘ of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where ths Ptopobais must be drliveree,, staid up and endorsed " Proposals fur Plumbers' Work ;" but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 4th of December, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent to his behalf, bhall attend. By Order of the li,arii, R. H. CRIT, Speretaro. Tilt cfAßAcrcaf 11r Ir. FAWCETT, Mr. 111 ANCH mu), Mr. JONES. roK El TY, Mr. TRECY, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. TINNEY, Mr. PLAT'I', Mr. KING, Mr. W. CHAPMAN; Mrs DAVENPORT, Miss MATTHEWS. Wha#s a Man of Fashion ? will be repeated every evening. Cymon ; with The Farce Writer. Saiurdav, Otway's Tragedy of The Orphan Castalio, Mr. Kernble ; Polrclore, Mr. Conway ; Chamont, Mr. Young; %lonimia. Miss O'Neill. A n w Comedy is in rehearsal, and will speedily be produced. OFFICE OF ORD.V..II\CIi, IVinkmber 15, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY"' ORDNANCE, du hereby give Noiice, S 'ATE 1 4 0 MERV. tj AZ ARC,. BURNS, and Co. mast respectfully I a- inform the Pi that a Lottery of. only 5,000 Tickets Ind contait,ing two Cap.tals of 50,000 Consols each, rid oth?rs, I.”4,enting in the whole to more than Sixteen Thousand Five :ic•ntred Pounds. will be drawn on THURSDAY NEXT. To meet. H possible, the expected demand, it has brio deter. tlneil to share the whole o! the Tickets. • • hoes may now bo• had in great variety of numbers, at their :Mice, South Gate of the Royal Eichange. TWO GR AND PRIZES OF 5e50,000 ! Be.i.les a variety of either Capital*. NFX 1' THURSDAY, THT? 7th INSTANT. The I.ittle Lottery will he all drawn.—Only 5 "On Pickets. tiVe. • Xi 511 0 1 - t, it Luarten - 17 O 1 Sixteenths a n 0 ITORNSIVY and Cc Mock-Brokers, Di, Cornhill, arpectfulty acquaint ibe Public that, lu con,-quence of •!.e few Tickets for Sale in this Small lottery, ate Contractors ILLm it obig.tiory on their part not to sell any whole Ticke:s, ! , ,rause it woulkl deprive many perions of havir.g a Share at auy !ice in tbl valuable Little LettLry. -----•---- . A WONDERFUL GREAT FALL IN THE PRICES OF LOTTERY 'TICKETS AND SHARES. HODGES, Jos. sod Co. 147, 01F081)-sTREET, are now :Whig Saimaa of TICKETS in the present iIATE LOTTERY, at the understated greedy minced Prices: HuilAirs' Prices. Prices at the other Offices. 11,If • ,el 4 1. 0 I Half .. ,CIS i 1 0 (~:arter - 7 8 0 Qrarter - 7 17 0 1. , .?,11th a 3 14 0 Eighth - 3 19 6 Sat.:JAl* - 117 U Slreenth - 2 0 C N. B. All Tickets dwidell tilt > •liaros by TIOIX;ES and Co. are .., •obited in Lis Nl.:jrsty's ':amp Office, thrre to remain I,ienav .me Days after Drawn, if any Prize above Fifty P0t.n.14; whit! I 111 Hounds or less, tin re to remain Fourtt .41 Days atter D- .1., r , r-tiant to Act of Parliamcw. The preaettr In try rn , i.i.l • of in: 0 ticket:, toe whole of which :.i us r hr Drawn ea ' diSiI:iDAY, to.e 7th of December neat. Prises to any anto Mt pm I ,r , denaotl.—November 28, 1815. N, ' Car CA f'l r Ai. LOTTERY, • only 5,0(X) 1, IT •lEF ri, with rwo Prizes of isepeo ! and 1,007 alicr Prizci of varied ralto:y ins per Cent. Conseil and Money, MUST ALL BE DRAWN VEX: "i 11Ck: - .11AY. ttli DECEMBER. SCHEME. g of ,Es?; w 0 :: per Ct. Consols .160,000 2 1:0 0 0)0 ditto „....... 40,IA)0 1 41 500 ditto . , 1,000 3 3 flit' ditto 600 o ...... 100 hiouity 10 ....,... 50 ditto , 4.•9 15 ditto 7,035 5u ...... 10 ditto BOW 1,•1 9 Prizes, in Consols and Money aft 16.743 ".• La h ,V20,0:10 will have .e3C,OCO mote, making '1 WO Prize. of .£50,ut,0. T. 111Stl, Contractor, respectfully acquaints the Public, ilbt any : hare* in this Lotrcry remain unsold, a select cluare may be had at hit favoured Offices, N.i. 4, Cornliiii, ei.t; 9, Ch.nur•cru++. berc the following Grand Ptizes,drawn a., sat wrilav, the November, were sold and 'band, viz. The greatest Prize ever drawn—No. 1 3,15,t, £50,000! Len, 9,167, a rrirr of .RI:o.000! and Fourteen other Ca. ~tats of £1 ,000, -CAW, ECC:. its. Ste. N. If. All must be drawn Next Thursday. LIQUILI JAPAN BLACKING. LP Thu mitnltlesi cun:posiaon for boos l / 2 , Shoe..,lfarness, &c. slot less 1..h00r, produces a more ERILL.I:IN I' and Listing l .I BLACK, than e.III he obtained from any other prepSra iwii: a riot pos:e.tes the superior quality of rendering the (rather 1110 E.: durAle, by preserving it Soft and pliant, anal pro rtniing it from cracks:iv. &di wt.oh sale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, ...ocksvue.mieet, London, (where the Patent Cakt cm:untie to made and sold as usual); alio told by most of the Wollal 11 enders. 1 bits Is.6d. half-pints 101 ( jcb- T. pr,Tent Imposttinn, the Labels are signed: ' • "W. HAYLEY,"! " HAYLkY and BLEW." Au.Nurrs FRUIT LOZENGES, for Sore I Throats, Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. prepared solely by the 'lttpr;etor, S. A I.LN UTT, Chemist, No 9v, 12,ieeit street, Port .' 4 1 vibe kggs leave toleturn thanks to the Public At large fur the eztenslve Patronage which he Lai always rtlcelved fer his • i ittlY useful Fruit. Leatiate, aad bets to as,tare them that he coiltitaties to prepare them with the sane scrupulous care to ` l, . me :actual virtue of the Fruit, whit It has obtain. d fur them so i" ozonise's reputation. In some throats they have been var rattly useful, the acid (which is sel..ly trom the black currant) dug greatly to Allay itifismnrations; in turd dry cote s they re likes Ise very beneficial, as they pr.,' noto a free t xpectoratiou ; iry are perieetly harmless to the most delicAte constitutions. 1k carets: to ash fur " lilt ',actives. They r. sold in Bowe at la. lid. each, by t'..c l'rur, r;etor, Quern -1"". Partite; sad abs by Mr. Sam;tr (late No. 150, Ward street; Barclay and Son, Flea-market ; button and Cu. 'vt Church-yard; Butter, Cht apsitle ; Ede 31 ea., . Nury ; htaterlield, t 73, :mewl; a.,d ts.:tsw. Iris 3 ul Co. blackmail -street, Borough, London ; and be also Muted truni iespectable Medicine Vehdcrs in the country. PERSECUTION OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANTS. LISEART, RI CIEHEIVIITISET. TUESDAY, Nov. 111, lei S. AT an EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the General Body of PRO TESTAN 1' DISSENTING MI NIATERS of the three Denominations, summoned to take Into con lidera hit the propriety of applying to his Majesty's Govern ment to biter? se their amid offices with the Government of France, for the Protection of the French Protestants, who appear to be suffering the most violent and inhuman persecution on ac count of their attachment to that Religion, in defence of which our Forefathers shed their blood, Rev. D. TAYLOR, in the Chair, It was unanimously Resolved, 1. That we,have learned from our holy religion, and from happy experience, that liberty of conscience 'a'nd of religions worship, is one of the best blessings of the AL MIG r Y CREATOR. - 2. That enjoying this inestimable blessing ourselves through the signal mercy of DIVINE Pirovtothet, and the equity and liberality of the Legislature and Government of these Realms, we cannot but desire ItslinNersal extension. 3. That we are prompted by the liveliest sympathy to take an interest in the condition of our Protestant Brethren on the C tinny.. of Europe, whose fathers, in concert with our own, at the period of the Retorntation, recovered the precious rights of conscience at the expense of their property and lives. 4. That we had hoped from the experience of the inefficacy, tmpollcy and impiety of persecution, and from the spread of knowledge throughout Europe, that the time was at length come when religion.; liberty was universally acknowledged to be the inalienable birth-right of every human being. 5. That we have learned with astonishment and grief the state of our Protestant Brecht en in the South of France, who are suf fering under the horrors of persec..tion —their elwellidgs and property ravaged or consumed, numbers of them driven into exile, their pastors silence.!, their temples shot up s their children dragged from the are, of their parents, in order to be re-baptiz ed according to the Roman Catholic ritual, 'and whole families brutally massacred. - 6. that our surprize and horror at these m:trciless deeds are aggravates! by the recoilec:ion that the present Government of France has been in a great measure restored and sustained by British treasure, Braid' valour, and British blood, exertions and sacrifices, which his hlajesty's Government has avowedly made for the promotion ant preservation of the peact., lode pendence and happiness of all Europe, and which must be consi dered as made in vain, if our French Protestatit by ethren be not prtrected by the restored Government of France, front the fury of savagepersecutors, whether single or combined. . 7. "that we are not utlitiferined, that the events which we be hold, with to much conceit and alarm, are attempted to be ac• Counted for and excused by the state of political parties in France -bat that whilst, as hlnitsters of Religion, we hold it to be creel duty to stand aloof from all political factions, whether at home or abroad, we cane of ,oNer this aret-tt to deaden our sym pathy with our suffetina Prtoestant Brethren—because the history of persecution in aU ares sltews, that Tiers •ctiarrs have done ho mage to Liberty and Charity, by dispiosiog their cruelty under pohtx al ;wet. ncei—and tascau se, in the prestoit instance, it appears that the Protestants of France, have been, and are, as much di voled in their political opinions and pre Wrecks:is as any other body 0: French:mu—that the rage of the persecutors has been detected against Protestants without distinction, and that Prote stants only appear to be the objecttof their unchristian reseutzuent and vettgeance. 8. That the British Government has often distinguished itself by sting i!.l power and inflaoice, with due respect to the nide ; pendelice of other nations. on behalf of the injured and oppress ed for conscience sake—and tiAt the august House of Bruns wick have beets justly and honourably considered, front the era of their happy accession to the Throne of these Realms, as the Protectoss of the Protestaut in.erest of Europe. 9. That it appears to us that never was there a more urgent call fur Or interposition 01 the Government of the United King'. duct, than in tlic present instance, when persecution is raging to Frairee against such as hold the same religious faith which is pro fessed by brining, and that under the reign of a Monarch who owes his restoration to the t,upt eine power, to the energy, valour and perseverance of the arms of this Protestant Empire. 10 It at on these grounds a Deputwant be appointed to repre sent our 611tUlltill% to h.ll Majesty's Government, and to ex press our confidence thot the Meagre/lot his Royal Highness the Prince Regent will employ their good offices with the Court 'of France, in obtaining for our suffering Protestairc brethren int media e relief and permanent security. IL I hat such Deputatiou consist of the Rev. Robert Asplind, the Rev. Mark W ilks, the Rev. Witham Newman, and the Rev. 1 hos. Morgan, labrasian and Secretary. DAN. I'alYl.olt, Chairman. 12. That the Thanks of this Body be given to the Chairmau, for ha conduct in the Chair. T. MORGAN, Secretary. LIBRARY, RtDCKOS3-STlltitT,l . l l VIDA Y NOV. 2V, Mi. A T EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of .11 the General Body of PROTESTAN r DbisEN PING MI NI:ill:RS of ilse three Denominations, convened to receive the Report of their Deputa , iull, ar imiuted on tint stist iustaut to re quest an interview with Ba. Majesty's Government on the sub ject of the Persecution o' our Protestant Brethren ill Prance, Rev. A. RELs, R.S.F.L.S 'in the Chau, - It was unanimously Re , .elved, 1. I hat this Mceting reoeives with 11w highest gratification the assurances of hit Majesty's Ghvemtitant, ro the Deputation Goan this 1/94y ; that they tee! the deepest regret at the dres.l -fi:lscenee lately witnes•ed in Fiance, and that they are using, and will continue to use, link hes; efforts in their contnitinications with the French Government to secure to all cla s ses i tfr e p c i, subjects, whether Prote.:tant ...r Catho l ic, the ful l enjoylsent.of the at:vantages which this 'Constitutional Charter provided ler them. • S. 1 hat eeeply coati as.ionating the cage of our French Prow t.lnt Mating', who have hero despoiled of their goods and de privei lit their house. of pi ay:r, we recommend It tools' Bre. three, and old Congregation. intoughout the United Kingdom, to raise pecuniary contributions for the relict of theta sunk:reit tor conscience sake. 3. That a Conuuittee of Inquiry, Soperintentlance and Distri bution, conduit% of ate Members of each denomination, be ap pointed to cot iespond with our brethren in the country on the subject Cl the toregoing Retoludini, and otherwise to carry the said Resum ion Into effect. 4. 1 h,.t the following Gentlemen constitute the said Com niitteee— be Rev. R. Aspland, J. Barrett, T. Beisham, G. bor der, 1. Cosies, T. Clout', F. Cox, S. hems, 3. HawkedeT, J. Hughes, Dr. Lindsay, W. Newnan, Dr. Rees, Dr. itippon, H. t•natllfield, Dr..aniitbf J. Fe missend, Ds aylor, Dr. Waugh, Mr. Wilks, Dr. Winter. 5. 1 hat with the consent of the Trustees of the late Dr. Wit. hams, the Meetings of die Coniiii.ttee be held at the Library, Re-Scrims-street, where ;el erhnni..iiications and einitribw ions will be t'c t ivy d by the Rev. 1 hJanis Morgati, the Librariau and ay. treaty to the three denonutiatione. G. *Chat publicity be given to these and the foregoing Resolu tiuns under the etrection of the Committee. A Chairman. That the C.iaornian be requested to accept the thanks ul the body, for his conduct at this Meeting. I.IIOMAs MORGAN, Sect vary. That Proposals will be received at their 01fize in Pall-Mall, on or before MONDAY, the 4th day of December itexr,from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the Supply of IRON MONGERY AR I'ICLES fur Service of t!..is Department, for a Period of Three Years, deterut made after the expiration of the Ent Year, %Jim uu:ice of Three plonths, at the option of either party. . . Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Prineical S:orekeeper'sßee in the Tower : and'farther Parti cular together w kit the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary'sOlbee in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Pro. pnAls must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proposals fo . r . Ironmongery Articles;' but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 4th December, at . Twelve &Clock at Noun of the same day, neither will any 'l'ender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By O: der iS the &aril, R. H. CREW, Secret;ry. BLRICSIDRE FREEHOLDS. • VALE OF WHITE HORSE. TO BE SOLD BY PRWA rE CONTRACT, SUNDRY FitEEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of s.:•••ral le,:s of Arable and Meadow Land, situate in Sparsholt and Westeatt,trear Wantage, in the above County. Partieulars may be had of Mr. Wise, Watuaze; Mr. Alibi, Ea,t Knob ed ; and at the Mice of Messrs. Bova' and ['loan, New Bridge-street. The Land may be emoted ou applicaiion to Mr, Joon Saign, Westc.,tt. To-morrow will b•• published, in S vols. Ignie. RHODA, A NOVEL, by the Author of "Things by thew r;ght Names," and " Plaits A. me." " I teach the noble ,cience to be gaol."—Pun. Printed tor H. Colbuct, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street, uf whom and all 1i614k.. Hers may also be had, burly pubio,hed, Mystery and CUllia.llCC, a by Mrs. Pim:bard, ut Faun ton, S vols. 181. Klensul s or a Woman of FaAtiot, by Mrs. Hervey, Auth.r of the Musts tray Family, 4 vol.. 2,14. THE POETICAL SATIRIST. This day was published, in One Neat Pucka Volume, prior 2s. 6d. in boards embellished with a fine Engraving, rrHE POE TICAL SATIRIST; containing the IL most choice effmions of Satiric Humour, Whimsical Inci dent, and Laughable Conceptioa,that could be gicaued i EOM the Comic Mu,e. London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapslde ; and may be had of all booksellers. Just published, The Spirit of Irish Wit for 1216, pricers. This day was published, iu one vol. duodecimo, prier 6s. boards, fll HE SPIRIT ot ENGLISH WIT, for 1816; or, Pori-CUAISI COMPANION: being an Enterialuidg Budget of Laughable Anecdotes, Smart Repartetis, Prat VAls, Puiti.ed Epigrimai, lIIIMOUreutI EpltSpbll ' *M Io OB Deserirtna, sprightly Witticisms , Singular Characters, Buried of Merriment, Curious Advertisements, Flights of Imaghlation, Effusions *I Fancy : including several original Jets d'Esprits. Tlylyd Edition. 6 ' I do hold that the funds of wit and merrimont are no: yet exhausted. that the wings of fancy are not yet clipped, and that our ancestors have not said and sung all our good things.". -- _ Is. Lembo : Printed for. Thomas Tegg, No. 111, opposit4 Bow. Church, Cbeapside; and C. Chapple, Pall-mall. • lust published, In a neat pottable Volume. price 61. 64. ball-bound, Second Edition, of THE FRENCH IN ITRPRETER ; consisting of Copious and Famili.d•Conversations on every topic which can be useful or interesting to Families, Travellers, Merchants, or Men of Busines4 : together with a Complete Vocabulary, Tables of the relative Value of Conic, wait forms of Clod*, Notes, and Letters. The whole exhibitmg, in a very distinct *tanner, the exact niode of Pronuncia: ion, with the true Parisian accent ; and particularly adat.ted for Tourists, who have not acquired a know tette of the french Language. - • Aly VRANCIS WILLIAM BLAGDON, Esq. GI eatly improved by M. de la MARQUE. London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, in, strand. WORKS LAIELY PUBLISHED,. By T. CADEI.I. and W. Davies Strand, I. MAGNA BR ['ANN I A ;Volume the Third: being d Cootie Forographical Account of 11w Comity of Cornwall. My the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, A.M. F R.S. F.A. and LS. 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Ele gantly and accurately drawn, In an unilorm manner, from Life, or Irons the most approved original Pica.ret ; and the Engrav• logs (executed in the stye brit suited in Portrait) perfect fac-si milies of the Drawings A Nuniher 14 pullioted every two Mouths, containing biz Poursits, cack accompanied by a shun niograrloiral Notice, prize £l. U.; Proof linpres.ions, in a su perior ma liorr, on large P pit, price XI les aryl the copies are deliaered accorling to tht date, of order* received. A few of each Porn:lit are taken of fur separate sale, price Gr. Proof lin. presiders, 7 r Gd. 1. ANr w Moore N ATLAS. By John Pir.kerton. Complete in Twenty Nuntho•ri, price Ll. Is. eacb. The .Maps are en graved in a called Cole:Osier, an as to correspood with the wok of ill r,from drawings etecuteri miler Mr. Pinketo to:t's eye, with al the advantages afforded by the lit. •t improve. mints is gerlrasobical precision: and they exh4er tie? uremia he it!ir that tLe state of the acs cm tniosit. f.. ti:: *i'veroietb Nitiode.r is given a tlecgraphical Memoir, eciton, the chant - er :in I a of the chief autior :ties uport each Map is con. strured, with Jirco.tioris for a grlier./1 arra !g one .5. 1 he Cui.LootN l'A vtst: co•Oerlring au ex'entile Cure,. pondenre, from at year 1625 to 174 E - *filch tiortn.s :..u.h new light upon that eveinfa4 Period of Brit!ds History ; ton par.ita• regatdia: : , Reho-Ptima ito .111; awd 17*.i; and inch' loog nemermis from the oule(ttrate I. o i:d Lo•at, her di Aingotishe t Kra.iiis s of oh.. .vit .te Vipers of moo 44 Ids . orical hcaporritire: is. rt. ht.: enh:.s'l4::: fro:o the is the posaation of thinc.oit tiktoege (4 0 . d, n, E-q. 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