The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-14 00:00:00

No. 2776. r. IIS prrsent FVfAING, Jan : 1.4 their • Si•rviuts Trill iverfonti ROMEO AND JULIET. . . f...: . • - . .:: . . ~ 4 .--__ -..... ‘,. • ~,, - . , ... • . .. • . ...-:,-:\?\(..) ,-. ,-,-, ~`,", -, • • . 1;•• . . .. 4 • .--- ~ 7i.,•:,- ; -4- : ;- ) x, Li - • ~.., ..i. • .:„. . , 4,., ~ • ••„...,,.e :, ' ) -, :4 .-.. t4F. ,- • ; 4 ) 41 if - '—';.:., • _ • •' i . , •..••. .. . . . . . , k . .. 4P I a k. • XrD I P • • 0 . *ir . •, I . , • 1 . . . . . : . LONDON, • SATURDAY, JAIVUAItY 14, 1815. " Tits- Cout!:for =latch I.l.4mrp;:r felt tit Me Petri, awd *rim zr died t;t the scatdd! " PRiat 6tli TILEATRII etotAtt Oteuttlci.Aprk. • 21R . . A'120.030 I,l'lo ... ..... .. • . £14%00 •' • • • Te-FIiEN4:;IPS- BANK. • - THE 'EMPEROR PR4NOIS. °94 2.000 e.tee - ' 2„5e0 . • 20.00 4,8 3 1 • LM ecoaceueto Mew o a a PAPEI3 OP ruin) . IrvArr.] Lie° ... . ... .... 10,(x) 32,i .. . •..... .. _ I.uuo . I ••0 , • ; Eiorthir A-enemas - aratfesee.] 2.03 i• •. • ...... '.. 10,SOU i . Resides Priam of A5OO, he. I - . . - -. KIWI'S.' PleNb H,..*HtlAttiot, Are: , ie. The policy which dicteted the Treaty of Perla, at. • ;HORNSBY and Co. sokl the _above greed List of lowed the power:otfrance to • remain ei....Atide-ett• to tteitel In ievs in three successive small . Lotteries within TUC lION. CLIARLE.4 J'Ettg/141I , AND CO. V. NICHOLAS the last Twelve Months, and divided the whole at. tbe Money , . ktAltoN, ESQ. pretrebt Gentian, front attaining strength and powtws emote their Friends. Mr. gerjeant Jotixsne 'then preceded to state Ticket!, and Shares an o Sate for the present Lotierv. fo w T hij i : ifews•G At tlledittl.ef ibp sienfonths'France is again in a condi. , t h a t the discount office in taalwey begins Deawime Neitti AIIIPDsIiE•SUA Y . - 4 1 06 M) . I ,- t ' . Prager !awe to us. tos regulate the division first Prize &woe 425.-No. 26, commie . . .was, also deserted of G ee „,, i t u t , so d to on the Ist of July; and thus, on thit 'di); 'the tm enemies 'f pat itself at the head of tint • • sittess in Dublin, Gni way, anti Team, was alike , 6 nue prosperlif. •• &stored - te: the situas. ettlCtiatil: QF MARSHMALbOWS. N approved remedy for the Gravel and of abandonedund given u ps tion• in which it was pretietis 'to. thee Revelotiene , pant. laid down the law as • .Frenet stegertheleeti:obstinatelyinglste;•thlt Gersten? A course; a perservetive ngnine th e ,Stnne. It it chiefil I 1f re t h e Learued S er i shell 'remain revolutionised, that itshell continee In prepared from the leaves. and pulp ni the root, nf that most bearing upon the facts stated, to brine. the conduct -e s rr e t eti o i . I , ga i n it efts - head, one .te_ at te elnetee emeteeet of all herb:, the Marshmallows-fe i gn a rew . mite!), •of the partners within the meaning of those acts of i u potent vegetobles-wid from Ilya Ursi, end tie Mown* Syl'• i bankruptcy upon which he relied ;salt cited cases froth .uf Biritcrens • - vltettl•shafe ernottg (tem its power. ve"tris. Medical men of eminence, with stone of the first personages, ' Ist Campbell 279 4 mid 3 Campbell 530.. iitesepport i , An d "art What is 'this claint'foundtelt •On the .of eliose prineiples of the Bankrupt . Paris Tivaty, -- on the ambiguous article which' havelackerestedgett jai_ efficacy, iniU support it whh their re- ' commendation. s. fi l le s. t°' 'the 1 declxres - that! Germany shall be a federal Slated This grateful preparation, by itsdiuretie, emollient, smooth , con duct of die Plaintilts, as constituting nets: of ;e s s te eh eu e o r, Ile then 'proceeded, and saki, thatif 1 the essence of a federal Stele that and mucilagitious astute, most effetroolly dislodges or pleas = es , banktoptcy. those gravelly or sandy coiscretious, or saladous ow :gritty mat- the Jury believed the Plaintiffs executed a fraudulent the subjeelk of the different countries must be adds ter. from the kideies. the. urinary passages and the hiailaer which insensibly . generate (and sometimes very quickly t so) deed, conveying away their property to the iujor trtieift treated bytheir Sovereigns, arbitrarllydratged tine intu t eierucimincand exquisite of all human tortures, the of their creditors :• if tl beli eved i warily sold an rang err con. that Plaintiffs ma the Stour. house to avoid seeing their creditors, or ab. ; acid rtrbitrarity pillaged and pluitdered? The soft and emollient mucilage which this innocent medir !tePt . tine affords, promotes , by the West lenient sad diluting means , seated themselves from .their ordinary place of rest.] it s own , Were the different Steles' not federal; when. each hid the expulsihn.of gravel,' ood•woodetrully terillieles the ganctge demo ° for that purpose, .they were guillyofean act Pieper constitution steeed to it tit I - oat ire ' lathier the administration ' of one or more Electite or of those sharpitorticleslhat form -into snotty and Iriary,CUlWlre- I .• firms (as call stones from the accumulation of hi e), sheathing of boul!ruptcy. lle• was - there as Counsel - for the , 4fereditaryehitift4 arldw hen the'veholevierrateler the and lubrientiug the passages front aeritacmi..us pals on injuries, creditors, who, wish the example of Burton's, and , (be abject of thiseeegonstion being le avoid eccry . thipg of a e.. , " supreme Government olone? With .the exteption of stimulating, sharp, fureing,,or icritaiipg nature. . . Meer s, and Cotter's Bank before their uses, de s !thelendal foreig n - ettbidit•had herome a nirwe nullity / The Gravel insensibly (thou g h unseen).is t h e. spre ,t y e we . ; spaired of any .betieficial effect from the Im ' ehetg' ,the -Empire:watr Wend State ie the strictest lenge runner of, or leads M the formation of nones in the 16111111%0 Act, which so* , was impossible, for the trust deed : body. There are-vent few constitutions'ilint do not liabitenlly ._ _of the word.• Jr our' Siare•.•cigti PritieCS • hold the .• and indeed aliens( doily tend. ta thasecretion of .100- tt'e ~....at,_. , by IMF should beexecuted and appr o ve d o f . by the ' taittlebeeetwed on them b • Emperor as their y the stlidions, the. secksitaty, the gouty, ;tot the in fi rm, are mere ; tonotvwse and Lord Chancellor within "tie sparse of i reditery property, sod vet acknowlerligethegopre- • particularly devoted to its dangerous pains. An oreasiortal h teree mouths. They'. had uo alternative but to leave . taking of this-Old mad nutritious -eilmfirstlion ativ Ne/II:"Ps be ' • miter of the -Emperor, are they not federal •Prftetes?, the hest m i lord rtr perserinitiveAgainst c delving'. offeetioni. 'it to the operation of the Betterept Laws.. Much : . . - trt not then thearticle in the Paris Treatyeif we4riete TO say that this preparation Would d'lss_elte the stone, would . bad been already done- onder than, great discoveries : to eemsiderites implicitly imperative , ftitfilledin-ifill be Idk and presuMptaeus. There is-tut medicine existing that , t oo t l e which would here never otherwise been • f the word? can dissolve a-karate formed .errs large straw, • without drat& •. 1 4 ' strictest denoted • .. . . •' • . fully irjuriwe the bladder ; ten' sucaeoq's .kritic anti, in such brOngtll 'to light ; debts to the amount of thousand* ! • That the Princes contend for their Sovereignty to ease, con retievesufilsring humanity but this preparation"-will . o f p o u n ds had been proved; every thing which . he ; natureletwoashe for who is nottattered whit - power? enoteretoieneetv tentleto preptst any stones f o rming, by el. i bad retell the gravel or: sahulous. matter, or ohuie gtilly.particles : . been, able to state to them had•spieng. from that i -B o a If . • • ' • •I • et • ' ;defend- It. a countryis not. Ili a toation to that rum coneretians, aturwill in it great many instances most ; investigation. The Bankrupt Laws acted with an ; self agelostuttaek, and tit timiteettem and' peace, ibt • efilecrually dislodge theme deadly toemenis. if unall,.and came . e emgave .. emu to pies mu or slat hods; make and made. thaw by lomat- it hand , - and all equal division of the pro-; Feint* menet& lei. to the righteof Majesty. A r e tog or farting remedies., perty amongst charaeteri, of all de reel It was Prince who cannot bring his claims to the dectsitarot One of the hastening games of the death of thebrace Culling- rionbtfol, if the property of . Lord Pfrench •could! arms must- renotmee such riefits • for Majelty ton.. wood, appeanto have been a itune stunt in its postage through mier.be reached under the operation of the.Binicers' the ureter. sis til e this, that it • Carat tWEN3I Its rights ly form. • Act. Where bad it the means of coutpellieg disco- This Botanicatiereearadon Witold he else Peentrieter,Thosale _„:,!,_ s Now it Iv evidentitiat . In 'OVlenetly, Austria etts Curtis, at his Warehmtse, No. 14, Cl/rates-greet, Cetent- K arl Vier"' i Where the territors bald out .to f rau d . ?' . . Prusslealone eel, exercise thieright and soppott It by, den, je P4chett at 7+. each, autjinelseed, or throe peeketiew . by .the operation of which alone the creditors could force ; all: the idireer must . appear tike liege 'lleilijieti sue pound. dot, included. It may he had at. Mr. Hatlaue'e hope for the bene fi t of the law. The , Legislature , ' Cheinist, No. 27, Flityintuket t. or at Mr. Yade's, Apotheearyt • before T'b l and Aft for the deetilei-witieli . a it OM , w , Corolla% made the Bankrupt La W 3 after the Bankers' Aet was , may be awarded to-thrive -Bet whoever acknowledges WILLIAM B. mouNTA lor, Saracen's llead• d not fuundiusufficient. If it were sefficient, it vete • sejedge•over hint' is trot a •Soverelire Why,theni hive left them under their' own Act ? Butieeeing- t , INN, SNOW-1111.1., LOXI/Obt, ,lbw--: Fritsch. an' delereeeitin ( rota . them , •yote g ° t he rte. • The hest Accenunitilation for Traveltes,, good Beds, choice I " it kid nee the aims and thestreteith whichtlie Batik- '. esiosoedgreet ft; o f. • year rig .. • hi s , -thr power of t wsrdw ° Li q uors, a nd moderate Charges. • - ._,: imeeLaws had, it therefore mad e the Bankers Jike 1 ingjastieito thetn andelieir hibjects *bk .- oft rgii..• • Toe 444.11 Vin( Pen Cuachess mail Coaches, ete.teitte' frm• : other traders, subject to the Benkrupt Laws ; under 1, g o' • ft • wtrittetses, ton bee (*tate oe,.sertbreteb.ttrigt jou, sew w-hin :- . . , tre , 'ala s , _ g n ' ' ar wle.estDef'eW - ttliTim coace. rest rasittees 111intstirri;i• ! i i i4 V ^, g - 1 • 1 t ee lows it would be their duty to find the &eel .• A vo w s , • e es,e • oese ues mee-ms e sg e opo e tepess, s . ~i , nig, cini chests-I!, 13lundford, Salisbury, and Andover, every titlserinsoa, ,6, a .rus• 5ee...... - tee Plakttilfe hat ing. commit fed' „d ay .. o t t ieme i tees t ei el e sei e streee e n thee, r e t u mmeesteleserso arrives It We ) touuth neat ilAy, at.Oitel.w!lse. re the .l'atissets ; ati act of bankruptcy on or before the 3cl of August, ° smpes& Who would heliirthipeTio'f'• MP' lefieblefe--e -soil on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to.ftmegst- 4 . ,..„, no. • qey and Jersey, from whence there i s a regular conveyance lu '' 1 who are nofsehjectio•hisiountmetle?-oret Pelt •-- cher34i aid St. Mottoes. fle road from Cherhurehta Paris, , A great deal of evidence being gone through, the w h o arro gate *to themsdites mull •poWers wt - • Mott .th t - , ie the ,in -,o eteli e hiftti and tire cheapest in.Fraitee. 'Mu le closed-on both sides . ', Emperor - himself ?—Thig would 'be - cutting C • /Miceli Det New F(,gent Post Coach, noir Insides only, On t h e fo llo w i ng .morning the Cuter JUSTICE . eve's. morning:lt Nine o'Cleek, through Crawley, Ityer,ate,itc. despicable figure indeed—to be exhibited by way of The. vv EY email's!, Dorrhcaer,• awl Blanifonl caws' hating deciding that the reply lay with the Plaintiff's, i parade at diets of the Empire, for no other purpose Pubt-enarh. every Afteronor.. Corries , Foer lasi...lei. 1 ; •Mr: H. GDY, in a speech of more than two , LIVEItI'OOI , Po:, C,lncit. to catty four Inside:. sets out RA but dissipating the revenues of hie hereditary demi. every Darning , Outage tritti•rworilt, ni g h Cross, Ilinettley, 1 hours and a hair , addressed the Court and Juty upon • talons. Whoever', says Austria, is unwilling 'to ilea Athersione Towanda, Litchfield, Utlestliorp, Northataptoo, 1 the law and eeidence with his usual ability, and in a cept the Imperial dignity, knows not what he say.. Mid Distal:Me. A dives auLiyerpool neat Afternoon. . l most via stra i ts of wit and humour. ExletEtt, Ms wraith, Weymouth, Itorchester, • Falmouth, , ! An Emperor over Sovereigns is a nonentity, .a mitre Darennoth, atid Salislatry, New P 4151 CII/tCh, every Moroing 1 Mr. WHITE-STONE then replied in. as feeling and : title, Which Austria does not require to be powerful,. at half-past Si: o'Clork, with a Goard, through Minton, exs el equenten address as ever flu wed from that a bleCouto- ' and which would embroil it in a thousand' dispute!, mintrr, iiridpott, Riareiford, Basins:woke. nod Ragshot. . se . , IIII:i'l ON, g i oklitsg, Peterborough, Stiltun, mul Healing- . . 4 I in the co rse of %bleb he was at times so touch • d. - by tti tette; let° sacrifice itself for the common goo& den, :lON Royal Mall Coach, sets nit every Evenine. Coaches !affected as to-be almost unable to protect). lie oc- ,of the country. If all the Princes had acted as Aitse from Itosron in S i llsby, Loath, Grimsby, stud Ilull. cood the Couit till near five o'clock. .t.teEttpoot., Wairistmors, Knutsfard, Stow, nail Lurks , le ~,. ~.. . ! ttiv lies done' fur centuries, we should be at pea de a s ee post coach,. edird, The Eeeeditiote every Evet e e. et I The CUikr JUSTICrIoId . the Jury .thet lie •was so at 'home and 'dreaded abroad; bat dhe ' ragefor SO. • •r'ive e'ciock, to the sitraceies Head bin, I)aie.street, Liver- I exhausted by, the very great length of the hill, that vereignty hiss been the ruin of Germany. It -is • peel. tteneviedihrowthrort. i Ch i p . he could tint without prejudice to his jicattli and ie. easy to e and - those!' ite Flying Moo Cooohysobrottgis , BAT l penham, Color, :1 11 •I Marlbonollgil, every Alleni41•111; orrice at I jury to the parties in the cause, enter upon Itis'ellorge German. Princes, that Austria rejects the Imperial r. Vas ' s,the t 9 teat, Bath , Al - and theleuramernvern, : a t that PO hour, and begged their attetielance on the o ffe red to itout of If no title Thum:,--twer, and the tiii ait Witco!, next Moriiiiig:--ithiachea 1 . .. itoilowitsg m I , tort in , ellen his Lordship., in a charge . •d e • e d 1 In Welk, B r id g eed;der,ratnit..ir, ,5..•, . . lnegotiations are 't te thing is. terrain on, i , the i t re. cßetts New hetet Coach, called, 'rile Rockingham, sets ;of about two hours, expounded the Hstnkrupt Laws minable, from the infinire number of private claims, aut.rvery hi 'ig at ,1ta1L,p,..4 Seven o - Clockt ca.ries Four !to the Jury; detailed such parts of the evidence as ! they they obtain the object of their endeavours—every theme. ..my and ear. scum kaidy easy, will, n Guar.l through- ; ' '-' d N ts irk Retford, o;gicaster . : Pauses through •N,a01...r ~ c . , he found applicable to each and all of the Plaintiffs, • t hi ng for the Princes, and nothing for the people.— out..tut Ferry hridge,t•; the Galileo Lion, leerk, lie:eine , at Noon. t and as hearing upon and influencing. the qpestion lied Austria, on its accession in the former year, as.. ta; etwithstamene the unconnnon es ec•litiott of this Coach, it is • , which the Jury had to try. alloasel to•be the lanes a g reeable an I complete l'ublie Contcy- 1 • I sumed the Imperial dignity, then all the. Pilot:mt . d'for about aquarter of an hour , ' on the North hood, lot iitg, uurqualleil in Accissiotodatiint ; The Jury retire , ; would have gladly 'acknowledged it ; and those who by any Other. i and brougtrt in a verdict for the Plaintiffs, with lid, ; had lost their possessions, would have considered' It ENDA Is, innenster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Iteltml. ; . 3 ____ _ e. and. 6(1. costi. •. Chntley Orrm! i, Is. and Germ:ow Post Coaches, erery After- wining -. . • ; themselves fortunate in recovering them, . an d tn, oc poen, at Fire reelect,. Guarded. 1 'lhe Counsel for the Defendant, having calle d on ,cupying.their farmer station under the Emperoe.ese TiLASGOAY, Langroarn, Memo-Green, Atortn, Dumfries, : the jury f or a special fi nding, as to each of . the Plain. , Brownlee. Thornhill, Sancoilutr-Kiin, Caraotick; Magma, • Ma they seriously reflect on the reception they wilt i y unit an l etrient sceiteurt, caummeo s 0 Conch ( Dail V). • tiffs, upon the special issue: ;meet with from their subjects..en their return, whet YORK, Newcastle, and'Ldintwegh. new Coach, perroemed , " Whether at or previous to the 3d of Aug. 1811, • they bring with. them a mockery. of a Constitution, withn Genre througlatut, .ems out every Mornitac " I " air jr" ' each and everyone of the•partnors in the banking . Ix o'clock, by vt.tY . in Nev.-twit. Its-dont, Ttuleaster, or. and tof a new century full of wretchedness, a prospec , bieten, eneheiteiten, itmeane, moreeih, mot here i'ek.- firm of Ffrencleand Ce. had committed an act or want a and ignominy ! May they yet, while it it Pas,etigers finding 01.30..e1ves Int.gued from 11W length or tee ac ts of bankruptcy." • 1 time sacrifice a part of the powers which they are , journey, may rest tv hot. time (hi please , nodding' proceed-or i i "9 ..... ___ •k S -•ii t'a. ! They again retired, and found the following vele :claiming , for the sake of the salvation of their country i for • • Ii• C , I3(IICS II) 511Ilderli$n4. Pull, •Sealbo!. - diet:-- SALUTARY ADVICF. as OtJACKERY is the DEATH , neyetreet. ° York, ro . . ; Delay not longer, however, beloved Francis, to give of TIiOUSNN•ItS. rough. Whitby. um) otnerl'lncr-. I ' That the Ron. Charles Ffrench had committed yourself again as Sovereign to your affectionate 1 Hal 1/GUNORTI.I .aid Wid s ai ties, hint Conch, every 1 El •lth restored, after luivier eaten improperly treated hr illi• ;,„ . !an act of 'bankruptcy tit or before the 3d • day of German subjects., . Why do you regard. the oppoe ZWltli.". - terote preteudet.s. I C.IIti.PIL'E, Penritli. mid Whitehavere, Post Coach, goes A ugoe t. ' sitionof those, tn. whom e according to the holy rules l e i ESSRS. C0014•;f1. and Co. S urgeons ) -f2liar.; wills ' ' I.'"lr nurses, ' s!u-d • a • ( - i r t • rl e a" tVi i r e h7l7„'t rirer * irro h - i Henry Edmund Taaffe had committed an aot, &c. :of the German Empire,,you. are not bound to keep .ei bee. Bowe,. Great elnrrlite-sireei, IP..tokfri.o , -road,. .; lirough., A pplcli, ~ Or! ata oat g , _) ste; and G.nailyint C . Michael Morris i *howl, dm ing SO yen , : regular w oo.- , IntlgultrltigC. Vetherli. n ut, 1 omen ,te r , ; , .. ,,,,,ii .. .., .had committed an act, &c. &c... your word, when you even gave them that which they :i i ....l is c i !, e e lt ,... l " 4 , l "st'l l e i , l ,;:e t. taist tin Melons yearly to u certain ' Oa neurcst arty by penmen miles). setr,; ; M-,e strY„,Oi ; .cil. : ; . ; , eede am Keary had committed an act, &e. &c, ; now wish to - construe, so much to their own ed. see ,• - l ow ing to improper irt•ointeat which note caused ; and preforms the _journey ;with the g rei l ites 'acuity. I' , h e ' ll+ ' • 11. lion Thomas PTrench had - not committed an act, vantage? What a atiefertune to a country whett ' 11. " 1" ' •fl • a dial- • ditinted on the Road by hU•ilii's, or 4 .) erpure, have t pecu ay , • pee eiern, with histsbes on the heart, face, ara , » y 4 . heirmoto Ming seemed intbemext.eituteh. tic. kr.; the lion. Inertial Ffrenoli s bad committed Look about you, IN' in the sight havoc In tier ears, deafness, stricture', obstsuate adrinettim of t ; . , . ~ _ . _ o . _ . lf____ _ , people and Printeare at varience. el. e nudes Oa' the shin limns, ulcerated stow throat, exam- iyA.h LELLLD I oil .14004chs every re nem"- "-at 16 Pull 'an act, &c. &c. ' open your ears, and from one end of Germany tit 'Ma. Pt. • on the neck, narioroal pains in the ; head tool limbs (fre- Six , o ;,, I otte of the. pertnetraout a lax th e other, you will see and hear the people call ors chore' grotsPo*loYt Nohtwirhs in,consetiaenee Or s ! 1 id often fetidly treated as rheumatism), : LIIES I. Lft, Newport, Whit ~, _ . vit 1 . ' ' .' vamta- "' 4 " - • ha N the; ii p od Mindle.wiehi Pled Gottehs- egewY 14 wenTgr not having been .proreel eo have committed an act of anal as Emperor, with uplifted hands; they, long foi %.. ~I tram! of other diseases; nt big_ dropsy .e 1161161. *l!e - , 1. , j o v r e n . c ,i lo v , k. . te -I debility, mid desay-a the romitotiao, orginatine (ru m hom you - • battb ruptcy andas each and every one sof, them you; how rime; coever the Prime • •tv y f ' StrNISERIAND; gtocktnn, nod Yrnt,-New Conch, every . Is l'e!..lful disease lacking•in for hotiii: or th e inspeoper 11,e ~ . "°' - v t sad which Disorder (regimes!, appear" sears after, . plf o rrong,.l„ th e G e ar * . Ina: Sundt:4ond- should have been proved bankrupts, in . order - to en- ' are surrounded . oppose themselves C . etr washes, Mr s'rett w• I C ;nekton. Newcastle Walsal ' r ' ' ' ,he ir hate hider , mA N L •••• .., t 4M "Sr , ' . . ' • kd , ' , title the 'Defendant to a in ,:. nem through the tarter cartibugo. of the Verdict; t he Jury, with the however much they condemn their subject 4 to silence, se 4rofiending upwind in the atisuspe-iing parse'. ! and Wolverliarinemi. Post Coneh.Levery-Afhsentron. moat . . . . finding, awe fou nd upon the general • I bred to SIitt4.WSISUII, Welington, and Shiffnal, raxt Coach, above spume however much they watch over the Jour,* of sup. , •••.rs. Cooper and Cu. who have been regattas! y ivenhe at Five 0-Clock, g uarded. : seine of " Noe Guilty," a Verdict against the De- press them, to prevent the cry from becoming general I L '• e'r.'Sslos (and.thair.eociterience 11l Menhove disonters are the _v, -il Charlotte, every . ; .. .. .. I it IL. Northeast, Hoodoo, Thorn, ring unticaster letPl'• . i* • (enchant, with (id . elatnages And Gd. costs: • 1 and reaching your Throne. Germany is not merely le; ealli•led), are members of the 'toys) c o lleges or Suemor,s, in ; : . Moroi al nett-pat Si: wag*. khthe aulland ,:' I.oslon and 'F.dinburgh ; arid it is g r at ifyin g to their &reties te , Coach, tv,Lit t . :li mo. . • son torn—a •.coulest has arisen between Prince _4 O . ex . illin'n'e chat the y h ate .w'twed* very weeny of their fellow. 8116 fun, .h linddesdcm, and* - Ctieshunt Gawk 1 ' People , which an Emperor can alone determine.-. Creature: from the. atom dreadful korwriera (after l'lhore. st d i 11 1.; . ' - -- - et" 4.anitals, had failed), which hiendreds eau testify. very Mr:lllWe. Lti oral Kotherhant Past Conch, called . ilfe IXock- To.him all eyes are directed, on him aU hopes are !ereriti Cooper are Co. areconsaliril daily Prom ten till eight, : all F. F,i.' IL t _ crn _ or. to , ~,,e r btx, owidentinnv 4 or h , wore , "Al pia& itiribbing irgharn, every $l . m. itooribry pars coach, Irish :11 ,0,,m e d, : _sets • • ill be sent ti n, IN cilia hereafter be secure fromforeigp and s iutetealenamtets a eismatice, relict) aledicitter, and the beat advice, ere . ; .,..,. ......., ..o r ; te nch e s Birestoghato ;yes Cday at mom. ; au tevery rsosrliw••-s - s-,- • .. to ' ' $ part of toWn Of Country. 1 Awes tit .osfeel; Ensina, and . pst , Slit one to the Ciarticeit's 2 il. The Piles and Fimula caret, without hamlet Ar cutting, ... Rd. lion.stcart.sivinoani. . , I . "'"' l n'e who lokaw undso-themest.dietressian rites ef demu- ee . Ili i e • Eur the cienteresemeeif peones WWiliai at the wee! et (V(l'eni whatever Ciabt,WhellitirriMik ildh-liCleli"U'O r P I T:Li .1 ,f; s he tow n. ra W illieTS Ir i Parreh are blinked rev - an e olto Peed ant despair, if they apply to Messrs. C.ovr_i tivi ii .4.14 , iekri, . id omit 641 .000 , 4 , 1 Oahe New • Vlbot 4 :".. thorlirsir N o ose, chastest tiestettee, aeredir *Awl e - Bone ta'eve . tictoehilee milr. Cbspel, meetessenr-road. . • . lumen, Mr. Kenn• Merentio, Mr. Elbstoo; To whicblwill be added, The I.•w Superb 1 3 4ntmoime, culled ifIT, V %LIU'. Y OF I/I A 510 N OS t or Harlequin Sindbatl. Rruueu nod Juliet. with the New Patttocoitne. The to 'te evened WOE past live of cheat, to be- P e t , half oast six. Horns, is.; &amid Price Sr. 611.--Pit, Se. 6 , !. ; Second Cower Gallen, 2e.; Secuud Price, lb.—Upper k ,• , ls.; Second Price, 6.1. FDEATRE-ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. lil T illS present EVENING, Jan. 14, will he herterrued, The New Melo-brantn ' called THE FOREST OF RONDY; Or, T 111; 11)0G OF AIONTA &GIS. After which, The New Onnir Opera. celled JOHN OF PARIS. • TJ which will be added, The New Grand Christaims Pantomime, cnUed 21.1:1LEQUIN wiiirriNirroN; or, Lord Mayor of Loudon. • Ts-morrow, The-Forertof Bondy, nod John of Plirir.:with the New P a ntomime. On Monday, with the' Beggar's Oen rid hatharote nod Pets-natio. X 7 ; 7i. ; Second Price 9s. 6d.—Pit, 95. 6d. ; Second Pree, %.--Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, ls.—Upper 4,,"rrr, lo.r Second Price. 6d. A Private Beth may be bad nightly, :en application to Mr. al the Bor-ollice. LVTTF.It Td SIR PRANO4 BPRDFITT. TIM INDEPENDENT WHIG of TO-MOH. ROW will contain, in addition to she asu4l Newsonver le tail Had S rieitire. alma the mere recent awl iitterrittng 61 dent Elifents, a flier to. SIR. FRANCIS BURDETT; s.llt T. M. P. , as the •ahiect of REFORM. . Office ot the ludeprneitht Whig. 19, Wi..e-Otßre-cogrt,•Fleet-street. NEXT WEDNV:SDAY PRE GRAND STATE LOTTERY will begin I)r., , aiinic.--.610411) for the First Ticket 'drawn a Prize short. £2s.—Tb , re are 12,000 Tickets,and the Schetne.eciatains Fitly Ca t iital Prizes, India - ling 2 ..... of . . X20,000 10.000 2 4 6 8 10 '4(O 16 &c. &c : Str. Thkels nod Shares are bell* at SWIFT and Cu.': form mtr No. 11, Paolo v, No. 91, Alrlalt• High. te, eharaiprrirs, I !. rl. mKt Co. boa ike pleankre of ioforznint the Pohl*, ahhi '-‘,ll Sttir.i%lllr fidiatit.6 Cttpitnl,Pri.4 jut L e l .. l t0•“%.1 , .. VIZ. aCiti; o 4o I `2.6.36 •.:,641J I J. 559 . . 1:311%) . '403 W,'l Sold, in the last 'Three Nionths, the follow g (341 : •11,7tt Prizms, the fortunate Shure-liultieri are i " . " 1 d 1 theta p4+:. alai tli that :tr., nut may have their N0..t.% on &wand, at elute, 4,. Corohill, or 9, Chasing-crows: 10. 10,773 A 2,1,000 Nu. !,lftt '1.712 1 1 ,,0.N) 1.3" 5.t.13 halal '..t.09... .. 8... '4,6.:.3.. A Reatdec Ten i. £3slol. a n d 4:200, S,t) 0 fr.l9 Tate!, nod ihn - re , arc telling for tt LOTTERY . of 19.0 1 0 ii ITS, to he;in I)r.tK lag the 16tIt ni THIS 'MONTH. St lientes with intrtiettlats mtv he loud grmis of BISII, tt hu tr4:44cla ill.hutiklrk in the Public • Fund, with fidelity and dis 'Well, .d 4 . eoRNIIII.I., or 9, tlf A !LING.:AIWA. FrAZAII.D, BURNT, nntl Co. respectfully in. JIL form the that •rttici...rs StiAttEs tnr thr et)Ahvg :LO TELLY air 0,,w on Sate at itti:ir RO AL HX(AIAN(O - .. . . This ---_. .... This Loiters, con... Wily ,i 4 nnh P.',.oollTicktig, contains 1 Prises of -,E20,M.,0 la I 2 Prime of £2-,006 5. The Drawing'cimoo 011.C.G. ."4 EXT %VI: 6N Fgr) A Y. when the f! , I Prlze :th,,ve 2'25 will lie cntitte4l to 41!1;001, anti t.:, the Strand 1):1,, kJno.'27), th.• ft..l.l 3 lize almtve .12!Tt to X 20,100. •.. I,cicers (it.i,t yit,.l) t;oly .I.tuottetefl; opal Oider4 final, no totnitr3, actinapanied %lei remittance, punctuallyaltroli e4 in. Cuseciuneut rind All, ether Publics Securities bought and watt hy 4: mssiwi~ui. HONAPNRTE At+l) THE kI.t.IES. ~......,... ~~H3S time Nat year - the grand struggle was be erti the 1...01i0', •Blueller no•I Ronapnrie„.liqt. ortw it is s) BIAi blowerrriN alai S, Corobill (wko respecifuliv It• U K soppy's, of ihr 1'01)110. and the other Loner'.-nniee Ee•-pprik trvii4 who saioll have.thr plot:way of ilividinc among their Fiiradh ',lv of the Fitry Capital- , in the prewni Lottery, !.ich beirios Dralvieg a:ex' tVir,lite:da!, )8111 lust. when Firs4dorw.34 lhri ti 4 0.0‘.• w.ll he to Ten Thou * .11 Powsiiii,-N0...8, acre were lately Sold, in Shares, to the Public, pad paid ea No. 7791, 00,MM. No. fill, 10,0%:01. No. 5337, 51.101. No. ( 1.57 a. 3ox. N... 1703, 9.1'01. "Shoold the plasai4g 4144.604bn° is ifelsod sac .ceedt it. will pro,* of gent utility ,in the extensive cooperages, asilsey mate most ithniiiible hoops, for Which 'purpose ifiktar i e generally ttatill in India. • Amongst tie rear ionsital ioportritions froml, - • • •Gerenaoy, is Mr: AzicsitErma's, wine hes obtained' There Is something mysterious in the march of Aciat no tie Costioistots an: sieve of lIXICILOX'S, Liverpool to BOA, and it may prove as omiooes .wiose sijls of csispasiia,p liainaiialel. I the march of Itirnirin Wood to Dunsintino. . . 4 ►r..... itd t ie • • t , ) V i . I it , . 1 7 ( • I , i ` I i 1 i t 1 I'l it ' • :: i f f 1 1 • , 1 1 1 • ' • I 1 I . • i ' i 1 IA ,/ ' 1 1 1 • ...0' i • i i - 1 / • ' I I 11 4 I . C 4 , i 1 l if . I 1 0 . 1 1 . 4 r ~. r , 4 ,,1 ll , Ti : i il l 1 : ts , l l i. l. ' , 14 ir i fi ',! ~i? •.'t e ' l,i 1 , • , 1 I :4 ; i