The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-06 00:00:00

No. 2769. THRATRE ROYAL, DRUICY.L4N k. present EVENING,• Tan. 6, their Serval* JANE SHORE. Lord Thistiogs, Mr. Rue; Jaw Shore, Miss Watstein. To which will be angled, 1100 . 1Ve41livperts Paososhisae, coiled THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS; or Harlequin SiodbalL . _ T he U , on to he opesed Volt past ere o'ciscs.• is a Napes* sic. Bohn. it. Second Price St. 64.—Pit. ' Secnisd ?rife. linwet Gallory, ; Second Price, .I*,—Uppa Wa r n, Nereid 'Mee.' ed. TH EATI!II-110 Y AL. =ICI YEN T nmune,N _ THIS presoak - EVEbIINa, Ad. t s will be pestweed, The New 11040-Dnium. enik THE FOREST OF . BONEiY ; „, Or, TAN DOG OF MONTARGIS. After WIWI, Tbr New Couple Oprn. railed JOHN OF PARIS. T• *Mali win be addeil, 'The ?few Drama Carlsteas Pantomime. cacti HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON ; or, Lora Mayor of Boxes. 7r. ; Second Price 91. 6d.—Pit, Se. fol. s Second Price, Ilik—Lnner &Were, 1.; Second Price, L.—Upper GIMITY• h. i Second Prier, id. St THOM till 1104 PITA L. ft. ASTIAY COOPER awl' Mr. . HENRY GUN F. *ill brain ohm trnifie al AN ATOM IC AL *MI SURGICAL LECTUR LS as Friday, the 9&Y Wawa, at Tao o'Clack, .4.41111U.LRY 1.9.-7/11JRSI)AV—PfLatThG... " • • FOR. ONE %Ulla QNLY. IhriditrOPauhrosite of the ItOxbt llooooratte Ike Lord s III*OIo i EtTURES Will be delivered in the meg. aiirYktitisoom.of the Cif* er Loodea phverif, Bibhops geho.shrer ( WMIO Will Tout** lOQO pertaho). Pint &•aiire.oheitOTON Y. by DOCTOR TRORYTON, e s aki l eocink - ha Sevin Weirs kis the EvetiOor, The Second Le tore, no ASTRONQII Y. by BONNELt GEORGE THORNTON, F.* thouseoring at Nioe o'Clock the howl liorslog. Melvin° to Milt Leettres, at Seven, ils.—.Half.priee win be n(111,1400 at. N 41 . 11. , Ck t. the Astronomical Leclerc, st•otild obere he any mom, withqui site least crowding. • N. B. The A bole will he ilou.trotted by the mom beautiful Scroery, illuminated by oar Hundred Lamps, exhibiting a 3 the choicest Flnwrrsuf Fur.ipe, Asia, Africa. and Americt ; SW Stites. a...depicted, That the* will be afterwards known in ilk Heavens, it, a manner equally iiistractive as novel, adapted In every capacity. IFIFTY‘CAPIT4I. PRIAES IN THE NEW YEAR'S' STATE LOTTERY, . . . ots DRAWING wzonEgDAt .18 P il e Hl& NIONTNI, JANURRY•I2IS. • . t . 2 . SCHEAI E cosTAags. • . 2 of • 12.0011 • . ' • I. . 11.002 • • 4 ..• d l,OOO i ' B 111 hi..... .... ... .. • • A 41,172 Prize., fro* £lOO to .413. h g i CILA R Mi l nd o 1, r .s o i c l itt l iSX , a b r il e d co se c ii . j ttg .itract—orys rthe Lottery. al their Ofliceo, the e.,rnet of liank-butidiugs, Cerobilli 10 Wins the hi rei'iontews, Ch ring-erw,i. ASIMMONS and Co. tespectNlly imnuaitit t tli?. • Nobility and Poldie ii .wrrd, that a saviii4 'from 41' In 9n petreM. iA theerrico of CIAITH v:3, by alipliti4 Cite TAYLOR'S MCOAN Y pectrEs,.l23,- Wei Bard street NO. 11 and 4 81. Strand. twat Cbaritot Cr. 4, Ralik;toed Is a Sketch .it the Ready Money PRICES : • Pest Sopertoe Coat • . ,22 lb ta 44 .4 0 Dist, lialternae. trrlioper Great Coats $ 10 to 1 5' b 0 LAW' Habits • 6 0 to 6 . 16 .6 Toilet*. or Marseille. Woisttiotta . 0 Ili to 0 14 , 0 bee White Ditto. Dress Ditto . 016 ;to 1 .1. 0 Rich Black bilk Ditto. . . • I 6 to 110 • 0 WoistestStrieklng Pilot/Owns 1 6 to 11U 0 Vino ReThreita, very stout . . IIR to 2 5. 0 Cloth PadoWoune . . . 1 : 11 to , 2 94 0 o a - Kersevotiereiflio 1 1 to 4 , 5 Breeeies to ili • o Priebe Leather EOM. ili to iril o • LIVERIES. Morel Jacket and Witi.te ettorsti Cord Breeches 9 19 6 sntt of Livery 415 oto 5 101 Anttottl Cont y •0 to 3 IA 0 Moot Box Coat 515 fn 6 111 f Oteritifs . 1 gto 1 16. 0 Teruo Cnotenet by eh* yerr, on roatitkrattion of returning tbeir aid oars t • .. !Snits per Yeir 4117 0 6 gent per Year .111'10 1 Ditto . '• 29 0 16 Ditto SO 10 On the some prlnrifle. fur float. only : 3 C,lalsper Ye4r . • 10' I S C..ats per Year . 010 . 4 Ditto . • ' ' 12 10 6 Ditto: . £l6 0 19 0 dung Ornateness on jettliihr the' pective rceitnents. or going ahroad. equips. as atederedb R s . H. site Comannunder-io-Chier. Lankiste /thin* 'Dresses, iMatleuseu's Hussar Dams, madam svamherinr myle. lIIM sheen c charge of l Now -mho take and give long credit has been SAM olciainplaint, A. S. and Co. aa.ure tam Public they *III Sae asstietial sjareernMe en' their prices from other 6 'ism I So coasequeime of mahatmas* their hoisess for quirk tals , :netst. they am estahktt hi bra 'for less money !Ilan other ho2 , e+ purchase their gam% for.—Geilitemea aast, comfy sup- IP'.'s! hv 'pending Hi* mitigate, es en oldsuit. , • • — surgeit/a Au - iliac. TT is o( the kit'. consertnenee - to ascertain on whim. Wens nil. integrity is fiin reliance nay be plaseril Ina/Mellon. jitries. 'CDR UTE and Co, . Surgeons elf eminence mod high iienfessiniml alininnernt.. Me hers of the ft.));11 Calteges fl London On Eihnloargli, Iscseat lit the Pub. lie ihc r. It of 90 yaws "'speck:see in the Dore of Veneer»! crooplaint s ,anal., ;nitwits* and Deficiencies which sot liarrquenly p - leiiibiltr-r the tantriansnial stric. In she vniiiii • It tenet infective' in . confirmed lees, 'keit tread/sine Voiniosiels Very alien , o speedy. and olsriityoa iiiicaf cure. 19 nolitint,Cooes, their long and well.orcaogvd experience' givevAPOl'd Isionisiluilis of•vleel , ion that !lector's fl . .e Patient frollo'brnknertarinlized out of ealmencei err hay ii.l his constitution underniblevr, sad the 'nil principle Apetrny. el tiy a latent, but inidinus theitase..or a blind nod fatal emu /knee io shallow retemierv: '' In Nervass 'Detriiiiv, 'Vascular Itelavarion, and Stony of tte 9rypThi, arising from coercive indulgence. ironlohrinus r. armies. ur *oar*/ imply, ihe prrwtice gives new life arid ec , rgy to Noe oyeeni, e In_ ewes which ore vetging ion (k- V tir. Strinares and A her. earangeoleigt of the Urethra they sni p Pasnee in a plaid and ',Letitia morose. Slight and recent eases of )s. rea Venel tatectipu i.ni cured its the short period of tiro da .-- Tn the Feriale Rea it *ill he entrants?? to know that then; oa r be cared .I . o o* DailMeet Mitch defeat coaceptioa. add Pthe fnaucraiiiil of connubial felicity. iticets teenh4 with cande6t, delicacy, and inviolable eau,. , . ~4 1 e•Irt. CURRIE and Ca. way be eauwalted every day, at ,ir w 107, Ilnitoo.garden. Letters fret, ahe Cerstry, minntepy the rue, !axle of lIT * Ht k. and eneittbiak a reaaWariee for Advice and lilies, will be treated with stadia, 'Kaiak Hattio-gardea. - -................ c ---......—„,...... • • _ -------r-----q—w:ww'" 4 - 7 . 7T7'" er 1:77114- . . 4 . '',. ...." . . . 7 4) ;,;,* :v• 1 4 . . . , . . , Y.. A ... 1;::Z 40 1 t i f , •4 • 2 4,-•• • ' , 1 , ,' c T T. . , • 4p4 . 44:0 1 .1r c i b e ~,•.._.., -out ent , k l \ i 4 . . . • . 1 ) - • 1 12 '4 .. .4 f'. " s.be • ' - v .... e. . 'J. Lewp9N,loll, - DAr: 404Nfidour 6,4815. " Tlu Cause for which Haunts* fell in lie JbiN, asiti:telietglidel lovas otitiroll? .11, 1 1 t r a f t ILMAMS:MP . UNTAIPT, Sincere Heed Ittirk fiNQW-MI3.L, LONAION, • •••• Aceinnrisoriistkin Apt Trivellers, good Beds, choice ilquotionid moderate C.iwitai. • The follawitvg Post Oonehrs, Mad Coaches, Re. set oat from; .the.Rarocerti Head WEYMOUTH Union Conti, Four Insides, through for cbesWri: Binndfsird,•Siseisburv. and Andover; esery Afternoon. -arrived at Weymovin nest day, qt Qne ;,where the •Ilackets sail on Wednevdsty and Saturday Afternoon, sit Five, to Guern• 'cy ant Jerson, .faun setioateshere is a regular .coove3tanre to .Cherhargh and St, Moines. TI road (ram clierkargbAy.Patiss Is the wit ditiiaissfisi and the cheapest in France. • New Kiegolit Kos .Posch.,• roar Ind ia. only, idry Imminent Pilate o'Clock, *tough Crawley, Itievwe, Re. • five NEYMOISTII„ Derviwittoni ,ittid ..fliaottford • thane Poat-mach. every Afternoon. Carries Filer !.aides. LIVERPOOL - I , ost Coach, to f7,ar Is' to: , . ; . • rit Vial .144PERS. 2 ' . . resided in England, and talks a Mlle English: ltd . • .. . - ' "'• ' - • -. • • • is weltacmusinted with the political titultittn kiwi the Viawrra ' Dtc. 18..-'.tad beiiiirlei of several die. manners of -Europe. He mateettO-dispray of AsiatiC ceses,and chatitaks in Germany 'have dellveked:to the ' pomp.,•thotigh his Juke is very Ittlaierotti t toad hete f i Congreas; CSlladorial, eniltaled. 'it A • fithire qf :later. 15() horses to continall'his• radii - 110:14411,4 the distressed situation of .. ihis Cidhvlic•Clitirch, • dc- !'id..-Nniiittscriltsfleon the tOtir No'.•'' - e . " ,pritttd ofilifurisediur gripikrtiois in Gksicasty.* I '..- Choi,. DtC. o.—The trade of th is Plate is - 10.. a Mk' Menioritit toiebesth `litioujtlyi l applor,i'ed'hy the 1- deplorable -state: The Oahe of sachets. Npal Nuncio,. and •has.Baia ouch ftapresiinti: 'The is at le pbt tint thl ettlishgeitia ; higslild ‘ lettanai priocipai points of thi - PeAdliert are, Brit', the re- atef per tint. gain t tido 100(04Y:tin% dr 4 lier establishment ,of. tife , 'Ottats" - Citastilis 'hi 'its inde- cent . doss. The 'itoptilldle4; or paper 'artily Crairrii ' pefuletute aittirt rights t oie .all, .as they regard is at a discnont .0 . 68 per Cent. Tile. Mess opulent the 'elecillid of 'Biskoptct.Oecbridly, the restitution ; aisitthentii speak . .teddly or 'varisp*lng themselves of the eoclesiast&al funds, Iviserevai inch restitatiOn• - and thelt PeoPirty to Americas MR' , if Onfoitunktely can he osoldh"withont incik nt tenienie,. end tin inde-, ' thirtieth.' In'tiftulation is t ts Nda gpilsi s hould he nitz for Whet cannot be teiforedsvit is asserted that 'confirmed 'dieri Is iisidn• t o fest,- thet otir Capital, the- CathotiePowers have ackolswiedtted these bases which vivify not:only Andalusia but all Spain, litift are necessary for the re;eatablishinent of lb?, Cluirdli f !•leare' title Ihcrease di itratith of - the Hiipatao-Miiis and to secure tho'necestar' y iallesaci on the happi.• 'Titan State. ' - - ' . . ness of the people. '-' •• '• ' `': l •• •' • NassisauthX, Dad 23.—Tit iii.silin liiijr i gt I ) * . The Ecpperor of Austria list granted a-very-gm. • lend, under Benniniseas i , : ' In three eiria'nut cious au is to 1%. de Wambold, Dean of the to the' Duchy of Warta.. ftfra'the el& 4do Chapters of Worms stir] Motor and 51'..ifellert-' . ear,* ...err Insides, sets net every Morning, Diratich tuttreworth,, -High Cross, Hinckley, Atherttime. Truatiorth, Litchfield, YJtlest nary,, Northampton, and Donstable. Airives at Litiorpaol next Afternoon. EXETER., Plymouth, 'Wtygaisat,h,D o rche a ter, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and ittlisbary. *egg Post Coait, every Morning at half-put Mit &Clock,' twatk.nagard, through Honot.a. Ax minster. Bridpart, Blandford, and Hitstiot..' • • fIOST ( NN, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton, and limning , dasafew . Rayai Ma* Coaeb. sets nut evert Evening. 'Coaches from Ronan to SOlsby. Loath, Grimsby, and Hall. LIVPRNOVIL..WierritiOds, Kumar:mt. drupe, and geld. Post-Coach, tidied. The F.xpediian, every I•:yontag at YLGe o'Click - . to eke , Sarween't Head Inn, Dale-street, Llver pool... .Guagded • BATH gni BRISTOL Flying Past Coaches,through thip peahain, Caine, nod Marlborough, every gAeritows; argivi at Mr. May's, the : Greyhound lon, Nib, and Pt Imadun Tavern, floolas...dreet. and the Swat. Bristol. next M...rnitig.—Coaches to •V) ells, Bridgewater, •Tdismat, Arc. LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham ' sets nut every r Pit at half-past Seven , ck I carries Four Invides,only, and cues remark.thly eat,. with a Gaarl thrdsgh: out. Pates through Stamford, Newark, Retford, D•mea,ter and Ferry hridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, nett Dav at' Nona. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, RJR i all••wed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Convey ance on the North Road, bting uoequalled its Accomarindatimi by airy other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirhy-Lnnsdale, Bohol), Chorley, Orraskirk, and Garsiang Post Coaches, era, Afters won, at Five &Clock. Guarded. .• I GLASGOW, 1,1001144 it, Gretna -rireen, Annan.' Dumfrfes, Browahill, Thornhill, Saoquhar-K an, Cannock, Kiagewt4l„ and all parts of Scotism', Camperdown Crutch (Daily). . YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, net, Coach, perforated with a Guard throughout, sets nut every Morairg at half -past Si, n'Clock, by way .of Newark, Retford, • Tadrusier,.Diti. havoc, Notthallerton, Durham, M.•rpeth, ana Berwick. — Passengers findiag theinseltes fatigued from the length of loarrtay, may rest what Orme *toy please, and then preen* ell without an) additional fart. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Co- oey-street. York, tans Coyehes to Solstice:tad, Hull*, Beadier. rough, Whitby, and miller Plnces. • • BRIDGENORTH and %dud new Putt Coach, every Evelliag. • • • • • . CARLISLE. Pearith. and • Whitehaven. Post. Coach..zoo with Four Horses, and a Girtrd all the way. Passes t h ro ugh ArtioelY; Appletiy, elalitinige, Richrannd, CMte,kk. Thin •vought.ridge, ti'etherby, Aherfrrfi, Dm:waster. and. Grantham, (the nearest wari Ivy eighteen WWI, *ls net every Moraine:. and performs Hie jouritey.aitlt the grepttottacilit v. Passenatirs . detained no the Maid by hu.luew or plea-are, have the peculiar • arlsouttar al their does heing secured ia.the nest Coach. • WAKEFIELD Post Coach, -every Moruing, at , half-past ; Six ',Vim*: • • • ' • .apters of Worms ... Canon of Spires. He has gitt z en al t , :em to t he M - O - s l t er c i o c n b. 7. i - o g r il p o il l a ° n i d j a a n il e al p r o c i l i fi g U ill . 141 ' a . ° " tjigt i fr°*i • II .. .. soling assurances, and promised them his special pros I- D kbASTADT, .Dar. 25.-.-Nothitagget has buten "{nib. tection, for the re-establishment arid ire-organliatiOta.iiihed in th i s minty co';iceesisi the estliblishment of the Catholic Church in Germany .. . , Ito( the Provittthd rotsies. • Ina. we - 114uster übthitie: of Prince Metternich is charged wi-a propositioo the ' labours ' o f th — ,..L, h6 ,i fai .' i s i i ia • • 1 4t , . c .; ut ,to Congress, for .the negociation of a general Cea• likke l skil- w - liji T s,4 - ",t..-1 11 0, f!.•',,,ji v ,..-tie l : a c e —7 41,4 cordat. ' ,It is armed that an offensive and defensive . ring tads. Data gisaa - tisoia . • aisti .- et tba 1111. a. a l'i . at Vienna: -. ' . . ,'., ..•. . 144 , -'• *. . -- 7 Hance between Austria and Bavaria , was signed on - i • • • t xs.astectea theA Ale Vele :orViiiilfin ,nOt go I the 131 h of Decelober. • .to . Vienna nllOl6B Is retaitrea kr . Ids doliii/ops ' 1 The rumour spreads that the Emperor Alexander , - ,- , , k . ~ ..,- • , • sanusens :Dee: 28.-1 tie mitts. nalawresipt set ta has caused the' independence of Poland to *pro. ... claimed at Warsaw. .. "itp,Osy , for Rte./fugue..., DEC. '22.—The departure of the, Iting,of Wir r • The English Legatiarlis expected to Iclutt aezi ' wit' It is • tlienght . the Ante:tasty Mt• temberg is no longer doubtful; the Emperor Francs/' • .• . -' • • :;::: . having given orders that that Prince should magi iii isms* a fortni At. -4. every where on his route the Moaners doer to .his At Amsterdam-the hope of peace between Omit 'Britain and America has had the happiest effects on 'NIA ; detachments have already set Out fur the dit. 4 3 n I etelunds, of the American .loan negociated with 1-• It is reported anew, that Belgium will be eniarg • ferent statiekvs with that view. , ilope and Co.; they had 'fallen, three months.enlarges to• 73; noir they are up to 88, at which they have by the additioe of the whole territory situated be tween it and the Rhine. It is also said, that the not been these two years. t Bing of Bavaria has concluded an arrangement with A Decree authorises the publication of the follow. ' the King of Prussia, for an exchange of districts, lug Newspapers :—The Belgic Courier, the Brabant I governed provisionally, on the Banks of the Rhine. Gazette, the Journal of •the Deux Nejlies, and the • The Emperor of Austria has given orders that a advertising Papers of Antwerp and Mechlin. I list of the regiments which are to be disbanded ROME, DEC. 10.—Yesterday being the birth-day should he preseated to him; but their . dis Charge will of Marie Louisa, Queen of Spain, her Majesty re. i not take place till after the termination of 'the ceived the felicitations of the French Ambassadors, ' Congress. '.. l and the other Foreign Ministers at the lioly'See. - TUNA V, DEC. 24.—The Marquis Charles de Cervilf,! FUONTIERS OP AXSTRIA, Etcc. n.—On tlre clues. Aid-de -Camp to the King of Sardinia, has arrived tions of high interest which occupy the Congress,-not ' from his father the' , Marquis de Saint hlarsan, Sar. much agreement prevails among the. great Powers i.. dinion Minister at th e Congress at Vienna,'to infoim but the discussions are amicable though oftea..sa.. his Majesty, that by the teener of - the Protocol:of !jot's. Austria tind England generally 'omelette Wily, the sitting of Mt-timber MTh; &WOW of the siti?e and Russia end Prussia in another. On several day, eusireigned ow theol4th by the Plenipotentiaries main questions (as on those of Poland and Saxony.), of the Powers compo4ing the-4+llo7;ms, ate - eesaiep ,:France har m eoincided with Austria and England, of Genoa, and of all that country has been deci. ' while upon others (as that of Naples) she differs eively fixed; and that it has been agreed %halt his Ma. from them. Spain, Poringel, and Sweden, in regard • i , _ .—. 'men ogre, •CHRSWILIis Near art, whijelhirck TitrP"ltY; ltumwiefl , I ;est; might• make the ar rani ts he s h ould inane to most questions, g" o with France. ;i ?haiku tch. turd SH l ldlevich, Post. Coach, every,Ercuirq t . at ' J J - • n •• - .• :- fi ve e sci ee k„.. ~,. .. . • . . . , • • eligible for their organisation * and :consider them as Among the German Sovereigns,. Bavaria joins. is SUNDERLAND, SsMksnn , and Yarm, New Coach, ewer, , m hous e; t ime Dens ge lon. Sunderland. . definitively united to his States!' .The order has been ~ w ith'Austria and France, and often opposts the plans ... NtAtitile.STEtti ! w ,,,,,,,.,„ . c „„ 0 „ , p kieciblie, v e i m i , , sent to the l.tie sit Generalit Genoa, to .' ti give up the iof the Northern Powers. The King of'•Wirtemberg, and Wolverhampton Plat Coach. (toffy Afternoon. *wiled. i Government to such Wilms as his ' Majesty may ,on the "other band, has changed his politics, and -it. •--11NtbAWIlttliaii Vellb , ttieer cad shirual• P.`4 l Conch, ;:c h a r ge to receive it; arid to consider his corps as stn tached himself to Russia and Prussii. It.was in the nasal Charlotte, every E%enitte. at Five it'l .lock, yjsurcled. t ,-.. : HULL. Northeave. llntsden s ,Thors, : std Mu ens ter, lb sn r . auxil iary to' our Sovereign. This important mid. consequence of •this change that he has presented a c onc h, e r r , s m o rni nA a t half-past. Si 1 iectodt. to dirt Bail! aid : sition to the'King of Sardinia, the consequence o f note, tending to oppose .the re-establislanewtmetthe aw l h o ie, mno.rile, Arai "the •acknowledged .. .necessity of aggrandising States King nf'SainnY'' '' . • ' " . • • . HERTFORD. Waie, Jiioddeebus, nod Chesbunt Coach Among the• Germen Mints' len,'Coestrasmiter en. very Mos Mu ir . for the equilibriuin of Italy, will unite 'two •neigh. ; . 41114.F11 LLD nod Rotherham Putt crash, called the IE4I- &taring nations ' made to esteem it i -ki value eac h . joyertrlicular influence in the offish% lit Germany. Ingham. every Moraine. Swains ( OR Herrero Post Coach. erith a Gaud, sets ether, under ihedomiuion Of one 'of the most an. tie is one of. the Mort iealotm partiians- of the este) • nut every Afier.lovii, nu.l reaches BireMyteue nest day atm*. !dent Hewes' Of turope, in, /Web theNtimei-of father i lishment of pro. Locrovsta tos. • Tile Ministers of Piniser by Ost,rd, Far.trio. aid Shlpstutte, to the ilaracee's Heads. Ball-street, Bitusingham..- : •• ', 7 a it's subjects. Owl of Sovereign, have l o n g biin.' German States of thetrecond rank place a great deal " 'synoninsons. The reception of the present King, •of cnnfide nee in him. . .04 V- . • • s ii„ , Fair the etwireniencr a persons residing pl • the west end , of theAtivin, Phs,e4;:is and Prirrcls arc booked fur all the I Victor Emanuel, at' - Genoa, last•spring, on his re- RASTADT, Dee: 26..za-lbetiers from Augsburg abstve Coacher. ex Basch:Jul% • A;unek Owe, New While turn from Sardinia, and the - advantageous manner in state s that 'ea. Lethilisls been arrested in I taly , by line Cellar. Victsclttly. . • which "he Made hintsetf . ..toowe thenti• .are sure. order of the Autfrien 'Authorities. " Of the reasons . • guarantees' otthi love and .fidelity of the_Gennese forihis arrestigliefe ignorant. people towards his august person, and of the hap. i . ... , Sctr treitatti4, DEC; 23..—We learn that Count piness they will enjoy in the new order of things, Talteyrand,l the French Minister, has transmitted an which will repay that interesting country for the sa..7ansiterta the note of the Swiss Diet on the subject crifices which the effects of so extraordinary . a Revo. - of opening negotiations for a Treaty . of Commerce tution has imposed upon them, and.. which caused with Switzerland. The contents of the answer:are them, for a long time, to lose their political exist. unknown. . ence. . - i PARIS, JAN. I—Yesterday being New Year's Lciestc, DEC. 21.—The Prussian Authorities, day, the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers paid exercising the Provisional Government of Saxony, their respects to the King and the Royal Family. At display the greatest mildness in all their adininis. these audiences were presented by den. Fogel, En. trative acts, and endeavour , to convioce the inha. voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of bitants that they only wish their prosperity; but the Prince Sovereign of the Netherlands, M. Cantle. they .take every opportunity of declaring, that the man, Councillor of Sate and Comrnistary-General union of Sarony with Prussia is irrevocably settled. for the Liquidation of Debts with the French Go. It is said,'•tliat Baron de Reck, who is charged vernment ; and by M. Crawford, the American Mi.' with the Civil goverement of Saxony, is to bestow nister, Mr. Barnet, American Consul at Paris. particular attention on the Unieersity of Wittenberg, ! " Yesterday, at six in the evening, a grand dinner and to place it futile rank of the universities of Ger. was given, during whiCha . Concert was perforMed by many. Wittenberg was the cradle of the reformed faith, the King' s p f irs te band. Persons, admitted to the the theOtre of Luther's 'glory ; and the Prussian - ; do honours were seated in apprepritte plaiei, At din not fail to point out to the Sarong, that it will be an ini ! . t der, a great number pf AM, introduced by meeseadvantage for them to have in Nitre a Protest- . tickets,•walked round before the King and the Royal ant King; but• the Sazonsare deaf to these representa : Famly. ' .. . . tions. They love, they respect„ thdy • lament their I It is impossible to fo a m, an idea of thefiatuie legitimate King, who is a Catholic indeed, bat ! which the capital has presented fertile last tivo trays, never made the lent hostile attempt on the refigiet 'ssf the wealth spread thrpag,lVereilgeartit,,of_the of his people. • ... i number of equipages passigg, Orie l * gitsitree&ehd The Prussians hacienda no military leviti n alit Sir: . of the bustle of the in:mettle. population, The COS' ony, as some derman'lournals have asserted ; it was . spmption of the itemeeseqprintities.44lte vitrioul ie. merely feared-that they would. :The Saxons are net i titles dedicated to New Tear's Gifts "has been peed). at all inclined to Serve under . foreign standards", ;goons. •It•i s an. elnpuelirm whp relgtjt be lima 4a PETERSBURCII, Decet.—A Mr. Poi tbial haajust , almost every britecker ttedi t and is, ritual, rt.by invented a machine for thi furless. of estatilleg . boals :. all of the first benefits otpeaceof dig Iturkellittker, laden with felt to go up the Volga... Thitteenjef ; of the security of familiagiotoonfi*dp e ortstme these barges, each laden with . lBo,ooo pod of •ealt, : general improvement. . -: • , . 0 : ..,, , • ' r have gone toti the river by - . means of this Ingenious i . . Different accoarili hirvillkt i g i tlit; cif ,th e i-Indisee. machine. It saves - an immensity of hump tab*, . alien of Madame E,raeatit - tr . Oite thing is c ertain, . _, and consequently - great expense . '•• i• 1 that she was delivered• t itiVdtisgliter'thaday Km , The Persian Ambassador to our Court formerly yeaterdap .. . . • ADVICR. WHEN Men of Education and Peofessionil Skill, ufe pert.evering endeavour. to discover tire wait fold mtil retain method of treating • few prevailing DOities, the mcceefai result pi Oleic eaperienee la, Gm beat proof of superiority. htesiks. GOSS aid CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object of their prinieular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted to a moment of lain x kaolin', and its caucymitanit.. Stricter*, ond Gloms. which, by an improved plan, are speedily flail efrectuollyteuretis smite Mbility, whether nrising from tiocchunnlian indolgences, long. residence iv warm clitniffea,•ur 41 wrest foolltary vice* wombat unhappily pirated by the pito h both sexes 4 the macaw = . Mg sterility. et harrennerss nod in tee ether a switoirous frets of nervous disen-es, which, it is s timely remedied. terminate is impotence and Consumption. In that distarasingAate &ion.. ty or deficiency, wbether.lhe inutapence of suck baneful ha bits, or nriiing from any other cause, by which the power. of the constitution .become .enfeebled,as Jilefelfery of the gbyal College of Surgeota in London they offer a firm, safe, and speedy erstornt ion 4n tout k t ..roant health. .The result-of a long And ostensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method. In Teto.ive Venereal Complaints, hots ever lendierale fir eorpliented,i without aehjecting- the patient t. tke least 'nimbi( on. diet,icrsercise ; nod in recent Cases,. ivhere an early n pPlicittina is mode .m disrOvecv of the infection; • they.tromseelly.nerAinite awe. *tire alintifreace of two days. he unprecedrnied success cif their mode sof ire:amens (which has Fierce hers known in fail in one single instance do n practice of fifteen %CAPS during w hich period. maiky hatitaad persons of both sears hnve been cared, even 'trier severe and injurious methods had been pursued My other Practitioners without circa), induces them Is. .thus publicly.affer their advice. • • Messrs. Close and Co exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may oat be marked by a mistaken few. with the oblinsay an justly ,attaolted to the ighoront empiric,' think it init justice to themselves to state, that ! they have hems properlyeducated and misstated into every branch of the profusion (certificates of which, from different Hospi.• this, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince nny inquirer), that the success resulting., from their entleavntirs first induced them to quit the , - .ructice at the general Practitioaer, and they- presume that their preten sions c.nstitute a fair ground for the unprecedented cnntidence with which 'they have, by the Public, been so liberally ho Neer& • • • • Patients in the country are requested to stale the particulars ef their time, age. and general . Malik of living, and jot-losing a remittance for Advice and hiedirieet.• w hest the same, pill be given orsent to any part of the kingdom. 00..9ingsom s iSh .4/verie-etreet, Fleit4trekt. Tiny 1. MIA . , '~~ I t**4 t _ . .-s ••-•—• -.- ....o—^- , .- .--••••••-•• •I or IFS Denver,. rtn or overeten, nave tong peen- •!, , w.wao -,....‘-,....,. ....•.e...,.. g SU& 711140, a 5 ICal. Ural' - 4 BtILMiIOWTh.••• : •' e, 7 " rsynonimons. The reception a the present Ki ng, •of cnnfide . nee in him. .. .0. 1 . - • V- . . • anveniencr of persons residing nk the. west end , ..,, 15 , e4 . . : fil and Parcels arc booked for all the I rater Emanuel, It : Genoa last spring, on his re. RASTADT, DE6 26 ."- testers from Augsburg 11 sn' ilarehairl'a • +Conch Oak* New While turn from Sardinia, and the . 'advantageous manner in state, that Mo. Lethiltia been arrested in Italy, by I ie.:acidly. , ' . . which 'he made Menet, ...teown them,. Are sure. oraei of the Aueirie'n 'Authorities. ' Of the reasons . . guarantees' of' 'the love and fidelity of the_Gennese for this arrAstiltife ignorant. 1 Ili ADVICE. .. Men of Education and Tiofessional ; Peerlie towards his iegust person, and of the bap. 1 . ... •Scrr teetratrail, DEC:23.—We learn that Count . will enjoy in tire new order of things, .Talleyrand,l the French Minister, has transmitted an E.. pr•rsevering endeavours to discover taw most 1 Piness they nelliod of treating a few prevailing Diseases ! I which wilt repay that interest i ng country for the sa. 7anehorto the note of the Swiss Diet on the subject alt 91 their ca P e l icacv il • "t beat ibrua of i erifices which the elects of so extraordinary •a Remo. - of ripening negociations for a Treaty of Commerce t '. sad CO. Surgeons, have b ee „ induced to ma k e I t lution has imposed upon them, acrd.-.which caused with Switzerland. The contents of' the anSwer are .illowing the Mitre, of their particular study, T .- them, for a long time, to lose their political exist - unknown. . corder, frequent.) , co ntract ed to a rakenew ''' ' ence. ..- - i PARIS, JAN. '2.—Yesterday being New Year's • ] • ins roweymiiand. Strictures :Ind Gleeis. which, , , lau, are speedily stud eirectuonstereit; maw 1 LEIMIC, Dec. 21.—The Prussian Authorities, day, the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers paid yr +wising from Bacchanalian indulgences, lout exercising the PrOvisional.Government of Saxony, their respects to the King and the Royal Family. At • t clionsite,4•or a serrm seitiary, i *-e ' t e Im°4 ' neti - ' display the rreenest mildness in all their adminis. these audiences were presented by den. Fogel, En- . Aby the plink' ..t: bath sexes; in the imp ciond.l •. , or ,, version*, nod in the ether a imiairous Kids trative acts, an d enueavoor !to convince the iuha. Toy Extraordinary Ind Minister Plenipotentiary of • .s, whit", if is s timely remedied. terminate is i bitants that they only wish their prosperity; but thi.Prince Sovereign of the Netherlands, M. Canne. instimption. In that distarssingAate of (kWh- ,! whether.the tautopence of such baneful ha- ! they lake every opportunity of declaring, that the man, Councillor of Slate and ComMistary-Geiteral nin any other cause, by which the power: of : union of Saxony with Prussia is irrevocably settled. for the Liquidation of Debts with the French Go. become .enfeeliled..as .ibirteo4ent iif the Rhyal ! 1 1 It is said,'‘illat Baron de Reck, who is charged vernment ; and by Mi. Crawford, the American Mi. •ors in L•indon they offer a firm, safe, and ' , . o Sosoutil anti'vieorous health. • ! with the Civil government of Saxony, is to bestow elver, Mr. Barnet, American Consul at Paris. . I =i long fed extensive practic e has enahled them, particular attention on the Uni v ersity of Wittenberg, ! ' Yesterday, at six in the evining, a grand dinner 1 rhod. ,v et to To.i venereal es"nelnliils, how - and to place it its the rank of the universities of Ger. ho was given, during ss•hich i Concert was perforraed by ' I eorplivaied,• without vabjectiog. the pawns %1 , " t bthe cr ad le ofthe reformed faith the K' ' • bll Personsadmitted to i ii , inAies.,,,..,xerci,,,, and .„ recent c, i many. it en erg was , tng.s private an . the . ... imestdos is made on dist-livery of the infection; the theatiewf ',ether's 'glory ; and the Prussians do honours were seated in apprepritte plices, At din. erA'rinil cum. i, the 4144 -"Pace of ow" day, ' not fail to point out to the Serous, that ifwill be an im-.' eer, a great number pf AORS, introduced by d siscre-s Adkheir mode of ireattnent (which has Ito fall in use single instance lin a practice ot menseAdvantage for them to have in (dire a Protest., tickets,walked round before the King and the Royal tet whit:beeriest away tbetwand venous of bath ant King; but. the Saxonsare deaf to these representa. • Family . • . . sired, even idler severe and injurious methods lions . They loie, they . respect thq lament their. i.. It ie . impossible tO fouls an idea of thiplatnie us other Prariiii.sners without area), initudes • 3 . icly.uffer their advice- ~ • ' legitimate King, who is a Catholic indeed, bat ! whieli the capital hes presented for the last tiro Jays, . dCo exclusively professing the cure of these never made the least hostile attempt on the rerigiet r . pf the wealth spread thrpeglYeretyqtrartic t , of the dote, in order that the unity cot be marked of his people. • • . 1 ! number of, equipages passips, hr chstatiee&slbd . • r. with Abe obloquy so justly .uotaulted to the . , • r. ... . , think it Nit jitstire to themselves to state, that ! The Prussians havereadit no mi litary levre ' slii Six: . of the bustle of the inimensis. poputatinn k , The OR' , It . . .. .. . . . . .. . operlyeducated arid Initiated low every branch ony , as some Germsn ' lournals have asserted ;it was . spmption of the immetne y e . panties.otite various at. . (certificlite of which, from di ff erent Hospi-• . . , • ' ' -• , I merely feared-that they would. :The Saxons are net i tides dedicated to New • erir a . Ifts as been prod). dais from the most eminent Physicians, they 4ny inguicerj, that the success r,e4llling., front at all inclined to serve under ! foreign standards: ;a toms . •It is an. 4 futl ion Whk...l alight- be tnaai - ms.' I first induced them to quit the . , - .rtictice a PETERSBURGII, I)ace2.—A Mr. PoCtbird.Oastjust , almost every briutch,or trade„ sad is the reselii ft.by - ii fa ime ir g r ; 009d 811/4 th far ey i„P r e es „4"7„ e lha d e t nte d inei : nn ikk iirel ,„ ell. invented a machine for ihripurpose of boats s ' ; all * f the first hensafts orpeice of tIl l ; ' ty rq *. Of u ltirrkiy, .° , . . :.a o • have, by tie Public, been to liberally ho laden with Salt to go up the Volga... * Vtitteen.def ;of the security o f famitio‘pf.esnfi ca l atiti (be • .i . • these barges, each laden with .. . 80,000 pod of wilt, : general im p rovem e nt . . : , ~L., , . • smeary are requested to stale the partieulars ..• 11 . 9` t I': w and inducing a h ave gone eri the river by - . means of this `ingenious i. . Different accostels heed ielAta i llbn of ,tke..indispee % . i and general - habit of living, vice and kiediciarti.• w hell the same, pill be machine . It saves-an immensity of hump yibopr, - ration of *dame EXcieteinp . lone thing is certain, ty put of the kingdom. and consequently - great expends. '•• i • 'that she was ilelliered•OVrititgker'the. - tley War/ sirgeoes, is, llu tirerie Fleibstrekt. . . 1 i The Persian Ambassador to our Court • formerly yesterday.... . : , 0... .. • . ' . . i .... , . . . - : f . • .• . - • • •.!., . : 1 . , . •.i . • • . .., • - 0,80- • 0 • . -•,.. .... - • - ... .44.. -• •• - • VACANCIES. PLr A FEW Gentlemen• of resp ec t a bility may be ildr • -.shied as M1.1.44t1-AS lifts StuLECT '8(1C where' emolument mny be blentlel with awunertent . smd ever, Mete bee ma* pais lii4+ Eevtaino. went. as a rpretutror reit Lout any obligation nr , restraint, olhes ADA groult maticeri digate."" - Ten. Cote% nbd other Refreshments, withodi the .roolgest ex pelee weloterer,,ifttlbee iron ,tee Sobeeription... • - K C ' F _,Appliention tube made to Mr. 8. , No. 4. Witte -011cit.emtrt, leet-street.; or ndsfrese by letter, peat limit,. • • .- lid LbIA M Siraceart Head 'Cr SNOW-111,M, LONDON, • • tire best Aceomenotintinn,(pi Tpisellers. rood Beds. choke * i * 4. rty, Piet *eilk thi Jeez As rater I by du. - Doi. rood low. se. m, 1 iiiii ss, ta r pre I*. rem 's hut ;I { i red lit • coly 11 eigt 1404 niakk After 7 r i : 1 ; i i E miri#l Los.' Wit refod. e s g e ; of die taper 1 'MUT owly. uioy, per- the the Soli rirY, Italy self, IS to ex- the I not oved Mr& came into Psi• rant d fa, sling Ber- r~ s 4. A. 1110* kiln, oar torso of the