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/CU . ". ~. -I W 9 I ~1 s t t 11 LA t eb 10 r t ,A, Lt (r- NA. 0111-7-.7 (M nna 3975. LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1813. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. NEVF.R ACTED AT THIS THEATRE. rim THE BENEFIT OF MRS Ci:JIBS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. T IIIS EVEN INU, Sept. ts, will be premented Ow popular Comedy of SECRETS WORTH KNOWING. Egerton, Mr. Mencti; Gretille, Mr. Pasant; Rostrum, Mr. Jowl ; Un.kriwin.. Mr Tokriryi April, Mr Terr ; Plethora, Mr. ; Nicholas, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. Gre- Tay!..r; Rose SAlney, Miss Mastboas; Sally, m r s.6 bbs. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. CITY OF Layme( T , Sept. 7, 1816. AT a MEETING or the GENERAL COM MITTEE T1!!S DAY, L. s. elusive of 51. 54. paid before Is. Id. Ditto of Nortliho rough,. Northam p towthire, per Hee. IV. W. Head, Rec tor 2 15 Collett' from the Peri,.h of St. John the Baptist, Prier- Foto', per Rev. J. S. Vicar 1. s. At Hoare, Barnette 4. Cu Mr. Sof ith 5 0 VALUABLE WORKS FOR SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PERSONS. Printed for T. CADELL and W. DAVias, strand. ADELI'III F.XI - 11BITION of BONA PARTE. The Chevalier David's odyillis I Pictures being the wily genuine Portraits painted it the ilife) of Bonaparte wheal Geneetl—of Nap druu when limn-ror—ana of Pope Pius VII. a.e now exhibited at the Add hi :losses-, Adam-street, Adelphi, two doors from the Strand. Admission, I..—The Clizvalier David is the only Artist, who had free access to nonaparte, i• quality of his Lit plimert all tbr minute siesewaries of tlw above three Pic tures are painted from the orizionl subjects.. An !gent is dimly authorised to treat for their sale. At Mary Hoare mid Co SIMI. R. Fydell, Esq. 10 1.1 Parish of Maulden, CLAS'OCAI. DICTIONARY ; con►nin ing a (inions Account of all the proper Names mentioned in A• cien Authors ; with the Valor of Coin', Weitlits. and l'esentes, ma.,l among the Greeks and Ro- ITMII9, si d a Chronological Table. By J. LE •I PRI ERE, D D. 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An ABRIDGMENT of Mr. PINKF.RTON'S MO DERN GEOGRAPHY, and Profaner Yiure's Astronomical Introduction. In oue law wlaoe octavo. raids s .dMiaga of the mom useful Maps, accurately copied from those in the large Work. Price lfis.bonud. _ _ This day are re-published, pries Si. PAROCHIAL VICAR'S REMARKS on LW Mr. BELSI4 AM'S LETTERA, whieb . wet. • address 4 to the Bistrup of Louden, and which asinsailverted on the Lue!ship's Charm delivered in the year 1814. Printed fur 'l'. Cadell and W. Davies, Straw, ; F. C. and J. Riringten, St. Paul's Churchyard ; and J. flatritard, l'iccsdi i ly . dare (Ii 11 is day is published, IA AG It Al Ai AR of the LA (MESE, sad MALIAN _ fu their . . , Alter winch, the Burlesque Operatic Tinge.ly of QUA 1)11U PE DS ; on, THE MANAGER'S LAST RICK. F 110.61 4 3., Mr. Harley 'llia sfrutol app. al :Mee in that elutraehc); Percy, Mr Wall:lrk Mr. O E - Derwthea (second time), Mr*. liarlowe; Tittdinda, in-morrow, The Maid and the Magpie, Hat Itottlin Hoax, and th Aurt. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-L.4NR. nre re.pretfolly ilifiontied, that !hit Thovre WILL OPEN TO.4IORM wsv, sATUFZ DAY, IM. when their Majiitiii Servants la perform the COlll4 dy of JOHN Rl'!.!.: Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRERIDE. Peregrine_ Mr. Powell; the lion. Mr. Shtiffleton, Mr Matlack (las fret appearaurt• its that character); Earl Pits b.sl,:on, Mr. Ma.!ducks; Sic Simon ftssrhslale, Mr. Yrulry ; Job Thornberry, Mr. 11/tViOll ; Prank Its.rlislals , Mr. Har ped; Dan, Mr. Ottbenoy ; John Burr, Mr ('err; Ik•nuie B,llerlid.ler,, Mr. JOhI,IOIIC lAA!, Caroline Bs aynsisee. Mrs. Osprey; Mary Thurnbrrry, Miss Boyce; Mrs. Brut `r soslrry. Mrs. SpArka. Ihv stay of Epilogue, " The Birth, Parentage, Pliristen i . Marriage, and other Fatuity Misfortunes of Ihistsis !Luigi aslskry, ' by Mr. Johnstone. To which will he added, the Mn•ieal Farce of THE A DOPTF.I) CHILD. ' r Bertrand, Mr. Barnard; Le Sage, Mr Bellamy:. llr Bartley; Record, Mr. Gallic.; Boy, Mastro. •rth a Sollg, cosopiii.eil by Mr. Horn. Lucy, Miss dun ; ;Sid, Mrs. Bland, Clara, Miss Poole; Jani ite. Miss tome, and places to be taken of Mr. Sprine, Rox uffiee, Little RumelLetreet, fe.in teu till four. _ _ 73.; Second Price, is 11.1.--Pit, 3o 13.1.; Sererittl Priee,2%.--I..aerr Gallery, 25.; tiecouil Price, Gallery Is.; &Toad Price. &I. • - Ou - Tiirsday, The Hylwirrite. After which will he pro- Arced, fur the first time, a Hew fifelio-Draniniic Itoinanee. to be rallisl The Magpie; or, the Maid of Palakraii. With eatervir new Mttt•ic, Scenes.), Dresses, and Decorations. Oa Thp Durtma. Carlos, Mr. T. Cooke (his Gist sive:mince at this Thratre.) Th. Public arr rriperthilly iuf rrmed, that THE TH EA'FRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, WILL RE-OPEN ON MONDAY NEXT, September 11, 1815, with Shalirpeare's Tragedy of 11AMLE1'. etildiNg (Kiaig of Denmark), Mr. Murray; Hamlet Mr. Lunn„ alusints, Mr. Blanchard; ILaertes, Mr Ahluor Howl's r. 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The Exterior, with the Grand Hall and Staircase, will be illantivated by Gu. The Interior bas been newt) adorn ed, the Decorations new burnished, and a grand Hrup Cur tain hal been designed to harmonize with the a hole. The Doors will be opeued at Half-past Five, and the Play Leiria at Haltpiat Six. s,•rood Pi ice 3x. dd —Pit 3s .6d Seemid Price 2s. Lower Cady' 4s. Second P. ice Is.—l'pper Galley Is. ST 1 frier II I. ......... Place% fur the Poxes to he taken of Mr. Ilraudoo , nt the Doz.( Mier, A New Grand Meiu-Drania, hinuiled un the popular French Piece of Pie " u. ..a has been in in ern :mon during the homier, and will be produced iu thi cvurse of the w:•ek. A N Ell' EDITION. This day is puhlislicil, a New Edition, of upwards of 300 Piz's, in one volimc octavo, price only 3s. with an cit.- n t Poit,iot of the Author, of ‘ (I I.OAION'S ( ;011)E TO HEALTH; or, k 3 Advice to both Sees le, in a variety of complaints, which fully t\plaiva , a concise, plain, and easy 'flannel . , the snug stripy methods of treatment, and efficacious reme dies, for the following diseases Aht tom, or miscarriage; asthma, appetite floes on, bar romplainte, chlorosis, or green tuckuess ; child-hearing, consumptions, female diseases, . fits, fluor alb.., iir whites: flatulence, ur wind; glecia, conotrbcca, or melancholy complaints . ; indispositninsat• limhvit CM pregnancy. iodigr.huu, juvenile indiscretions, 4 0W4.11a of spirits, menstrual evacuations, nervous diss sate, pregnancy, phihiste, or cough; quick digestion, thromatism, sciofula, (monism, or secret vire ; seminal scuity, tutu of life, Om. /kr. To which is added, au F.,:ay out an incidental disease, etch, 41111 COOS. (1141 . 111 sod Ly 54111114'1 I...igh, IS, Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Pateinost, ; and all Book"ellt rs (In handrril ten thousand five hundred copies have actually keen 6.4.atad and sold of this work. P . aspintt L•uia Lloyd Amount of Subscriptions rb, place Further Sul JvAlua c and rPerlved at thin 139,622/. 10s. Od. s. Urot in lictalteote 105 0 Coll.(•inn at *ton ♦mete 1 17 Protestant Dis.entirs in the Parish of Blunhani, by the hands of the Rcv. S. Hankins 3 6 Christiana 1 0 Waterperry Parish, Oxon 66 0 Peri‘h of !lather msocr, in Derby, by the Rrv. John In C.n•nn 15 0 P.ii WI elipsec and rullry, so Nor folk - 14/. 7s. 64. Pari-li of bury soil Wick SC I.lWrelife, by sh e Hen. R Roo, PR. Ms Id. Parii:ht s of Bornholm awl firium, by the Rev F. Trt.yor 41. Ils. 7d. Collection At Mhwell, (Inns, by the Rev. Ileory "dor:re 11 0 PariA of Wadrfolttou, by the Rev. %Valliant Parker 9 0 Cullretion in the town 4,1 . %Yoh rn, Bed futti shire, by the Rev. J . 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Snnwden 1 0 A {l'l4ll' 'N Mite 0 1 5 5 I. atol S II irnrr 5 5 Ht nry Coati* and Co. 10 10 Wen Pick 1 1 Charles Ltawidge 5 5 J. and IV [lrmo 3 3 Jo s . ars Vnr4rs 1 I Thomas 0111111 1 1 Major Lind 2 2 Halls and Todd 31 10 Thos. Hall and Son 10 In T Constab!c, Diti. 50 0 Vim Sheldon 5 5 Bonrnr, E , q. 10 10 his. John Green 5 5 Jamrs Ilaylertone 5 3 bring and Thackray 2 2 J K. Picard, Esq. 10 10 Robert Paltinsou 1 1 Parish it Routh, per Iti r.J.L. Hotchiti- Psreshof Ystmitistrr, Ikmrt 13 7 Cluartulr, do V. Os. 641. Lei:holm° It Us 6d. Fast Cloilbo rough, Lursin 1 5 22 5 Deduct expcnsep 0 2 At l'rior, Kaye,* rn. ivttou from lirtifitil 17 8 ,pf itoil from the Pa , i.h of Wood. stone. Hunts, per the Rrtine 3, 154, Gtl Ditto from the Pit. roil) of Ktrk 17,113 r. East Ri lion of 1 - orkshire,p-r Rey. W. Wilkinson, Mit 61.4 d. Subscription from the Parish of Overton Waterville. Hunts, per Rev meat, Reetor 3 18 Ditto from the Parish • Whittleses, Isle of Ely, per p.n.:. t Mr. Pratt. 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At Willis, Perc itt 4- Co Town and Paro,h of lin by Ita!seated, near rt,pon 11 T 2 PrnAnt Kirby Over- Idnw, after a Ser mon, by the Hon. and Rev. Pr Mar -6 ham 23 4 Blackwell and ish of Luck for., MIA I .it de Saxhorn, ti..llOlk, per tit*. T F. Roc.., Pa. .I.•!!c, pe. Mr. A Won ..t 11al,Irrn) le 11 'flows, pi r Ri.v. T - Par,sll Hemption s 14.-uz. ave.per R. v Mr. Garin 2: 14 Parishes of Easitg too soul Liierrion, iwr Mr. Peitsuu 41. Is. 3d Ir.es iptiona are received at Lluyi's ; at the City of Lon don Tavern ; and by all the Bankyra of the Nlctimp"lis. J. P. WELSFOR D, Store tary. ••• fob SEPTEMBER —The Committee desire to take for SUM(' . rclIT, a sortable Office of two Or three A PAtITM F NTS MI the tiIIOVIT Ft oott, near to awl tt'rata•erd of the It:ti Exchanze, for the tramaetinn of the Business, and the M4rt ings of the Cum Met and Sub-Committees. 7th September. N 0.7, , Strand, opposif. S ki . 1 , p arr il HARE, inventor of the 'novel-4'lly approved MOI F. FVfil lIATS, itileentor of the Folding ditto, nod Silk Hats, estahlisht . 4l upwards of thirty years. hi coos,- quence of the very great complaint of .the had quality a hate, inehiceil him to try the rspetiment of mixing Moles Fur with Heaver, which he finds to answer must completely, they being much finer, better colour, more durable, and never injured by rain, price 1/. 6-.—He ham likewiqc brought to great perfection Silk Hats covering 3 Heaver, which mod) qiiiwrinr to the usual modem' ; they arc ma light mu, plea:intit as a Beaver, and completely water-proof, price U. Tit Tradc amid Merchants supplied on the owa► terms. Afire whit h, not acted this Season, va .v.iris tury vim lIIVI PICII I VINUV , II. a iwr l,Ellt. rtratlCCU, ...•,/, per neV. J. J. acv . • . ...a.mitgilam TIIE TR tVELLERS BENIGHTED. 10,200/. C onso l s, and 400!. per Ann. Lung Annuities. Pelt, Vicar 120 0 Western 10 0 Joseph Itaeker, Gul. Parish of air.- fall, Rav loom!, Ili. Bai nerd ; Theodore, Mr Tukeley ; Robert, John Morris, } ... i ,.. dington 1 0 Essex , per i' Ito 6 6 Mr . r. ~ v. Ago's, 31r. Hughes; Beatrice, Mrs. Gr.sei Ro b ert Groot, ri : sri trtl , . added to the Committee. Subscription from the Hun. Baron NI wet 20 0 Mavaieici it.., 31i* Gibbs. To which will be alibi!, -- Parish of Belisle, Sii W. Ozlandei . Batt. 25 0 KILLING NO MURDER. The following Sub-Committess were appointed: Yorkshire, per the ' Parish of Aylest,,:, Rcv.Richar.l 31aw- Knot, per Rev. W. Bt..kii, Mr. %obeys ; in which character he will intro- of texasihßY. bond 25 IL Eeeseigis 39 1 3. J. Angeritt in J os h ua Reeve dare the highly-pupular New Sung uf " James lan e Thons.... Reid The Nightingale Prom Mortlake, Sur. Parish of Sistun, (1,,," si r William, Kate, Bart Charles Price rey, by the [lrv. eilo'sterahire, per TO leis and Places for the Boxes to be hail of Mrs. Gibbs, N o 4, ‘l boa-place, Westiniaattrsood ; awl of Mr. 31as. William Manning, M.P. I Robert Sheddcn Dr. Pearson, and F, 'rrutinaa, EN. William Mel:;sh, M . P .I his Pupils 35 0 lttf. 7s. 2d. siii;lim, at the But Office, Theatre. °Serra, Nun-cont- COSINITTILE FOIL APPLICATIONS, Ittt.lla, AND ISISTOIII/- A - - Al eNrries 4. CO. inisnoned Officers rat • rim IiDYA i i LYCKIII4--ENG Lail 01'1MA . ! lONS Parish I,f TeverratAm. and Privates of TIIIS EVENING, FRIDAY, September b, Becstoo Long Sir James Shaw, Bart. Caitlin idgeshire I/. 17s. 6d. From Systideon R. it Marten Jolla Thornton Parish of Milton, do A _ of North Sumer. will be premeds* ths Gook Opera of *4.. F. P. Hattie ' •• 7 •••• - flew** TaAaer TIIE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. per ;Icy.). Ala& 41.41 V"' met lie' itt: of Tim,- - -- J. P Mospratt I Joshua Wateon The Sernskier, Mr T. Cooke, in which eh:tract. rbe u ill Parish of Weston, nisuryCavaley 50 0 Thomas Roweroft iiitrodurn the Serenade of " Lille, conic ilioro to m,•;' and mar M.Mus., Ynrlt. Parish of Pours ‘1 . 14- COMMITTEE or CORNISPONIMICE. shire 111/. 15.. flil dim. per the Ms. the Dui t of " When those beauteous eyes command mc," I William Davis Mutes Rewcruft Parish of Norton, C Chauncey 17% 13a: Itid. •iili Miss Kelly ; Coheitherg, Mr. Ra y m o n d , Ismael, Mr George ilallointe Georee Slieil.'.. n iii Ar !Mk, 10'. I. 3d. Capt. Matt.ew Smith 5 5 Hyman, with the favourite song, "As burns the OW eer " It H . Marti-. I John Thornton Par:bli of E,u , t and li:itli mon, Miss Poole ; Lille, Milts Kelly ; CIE la. 3lts Or g, r. J. p Muspinll I Joblius 11'utson il'ri.t Hesivrt..•.. if rcres, iffrt, and Co. CH ING's LOZENGES. 'ITORMS are the most frequent sources .of Children's Diseases; their symptoms every parent Anti guarlian of Children slwalJ he acquainted with ; they oreasion los► of appetite, a paleness of floc colour of the face, ernaciatren, and irregular ►tats of the bowels, attelel. rd after with violent pains ; they bring, on convulsions; the r affect the growth of the body and they pros." fatal by end. inz in a consumption or decay; both as a Preventive an.l Cure of thee• alarnaiwt complaints, the abuse cm-client lle 'leim. is universally allowed on the teNtimitny of the be4liest hararteri. in this e4untry, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. Their public approbation given to the Proprietor from a personal knowleilze of its wonderful stir re:s in their own fuutilies, ,=titiittos merit beyond entupe tit ion, Rod glyes a s•anctioo to it, of which Ito other Medi cine of the kicd can boast. 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Carefully dune from the Arabic Mann scriptg of IBRAHIM ALI MAHOMED lIAFEZ. STATE PAPER. TREATY OF AGREEMENT 13, towel the uotlersireecl General Prince of CAREW!, Aide-de-Camp toi . his Alotrsty the Kt..K NAM/As on the oat. part,and rionrltT CAMPBELL. Esq. Captain of los :11.4rAty's ship 'fiemeloloo:, anti Senior Otto er of his BrOleariie 3latjesty's Ships and Vessels 111 Naples ltdy, on • the other. ft ha. Ewen expretwed awl agreed upon as follows, viz. Commodore Campbell, on the Vtls of Aprth 1815, havilr appe.ol d in the Golf of icapl..m, with two line of battle sh.ps anti two frogites, eke &c. under his orders, hits &claret! that, agreeable to the iontroctioos from the GOVertiMillt, he wan tw enteloy all the means iu his power to act hoqultly a4ainst Nitpiev, lie has declared, at the same time, that to avoid inielros bloodshed, and, moreover, to %pare a large capital from the ilisa,tei a that hostilities might produce, that he .houl.l fret disposed to CMlChtlie n arrangement %hie& might conentate the vie.. or his Government with ilipm which moat animate the ttion,rninent of N..... quillity of its Capital'. iq pills.sir were as follows, r•z. . _ •I'h:4t the ships of war slush be delivered up to hie Britannic 31ajest)r's ships under his enfant:not, in their pre. sent effective is toe, to be disposed of to. the respective Go vernments may hereafter determine. " 2d. That the naval arsenal should lie delivered up, and Commissioners appointed to take an met ntory of all the stort s,&e. &c. to be disposed of in like manner. " Lastly, This Treaty is (of course) meant to include the line of battle ship budding, with all mat, sods requisite fir her completion, her safety to he guaranteed by the Neapolitan Government, to he made over to the British Naval Com nitoidcr when demanded, and %lon the respi.ctii e Govern ments determine on the whole. " On these conditions the Commodore nut only gave the assurance that no hostilities should take place:vain.' Nap/m . , its Bay and Wands, but lie offered to the Glin•i ii Ili gent Hai protection of the British flag to her private propert and to those in of whom she might claim it, os well as every facility to the pas s age of a Negoeistur that lair wishes to send to England, or the Cum:Gantlet. 111 Chid in the Mediterranean." The to:lowing amtngemcnts rill pro% e hi the Commo dore the desire Which the Neapolitan tiovei lament the Queen Regent have manifested kinards maintaining the hest understanding w i th the itish Gov( riiment, wiz. " Ist. To avoid all hostilities beta ; reit the British and Nen. palitan fences, the ships of say in the lay and Hai !iotir of Naple, 41211 be given up and deposited in the hands or Co n. muilore Campbell, commanding the 131;i isk squadron before Naples. " 2d. These ships shall receive on hoard an-Enzlish but it shall he permitted to the Neapolitan ;:overnment to l:•ave Ikr►e urfmtr Officers on board each ship, to look ,up. a thn conservation of all the (*.eta therein. . • " 3d. These ships shall leave Nap e•ithiu 46 hours from the sure , , ipt' of the arrangement. " 4th. An English and Neapolitan Omuta:scary shall take au inventory of all the objects in the maritime sr-sepal, be, longirg to the ships of war. Theve objr.et s remain pf,sitcd as properties over which the British 4:ovin•unti ut stablialies its rights, till the Convention between the two Courts and the Neapolitan Guvernmeut sha:l conservation. 5113. vreanid Article %had Le extended to 11:r line of battle ship on Ole Stucky st Cast!antic, and t o all the Qtb dum, tos min.,: N.,ir arta VIC If MVPS. lit t,asticmate, anti to all the mate 1.1:!: it. stifled to her l+ iildiug• " 6th. The ships of commerce shall he received as heferel, and treated with the same favour. It is declared that tlt^ Queen will avail herself, if necessary, of all the offers and favones proposed by Commodore Campbell. " Ith. fly the execution of these Articles, Cononclor- Camubell engages to preicnt any hostilities from the ltcr. r f his Britannic Majesty's ships under. Ins command aginnat. Naples, its Bay, and Islands. t. " 8:11. As part of the Royal Family are at this moment at Cayidit., the ships a I i. Bvitatinue 34vje,tv • obstacle to the commlito cation b , tweet' Ihr port of Nap! t Mid that of Gayeta, provided neither military stores our pr - 111SiOnl for tlic garrison are carried. " 9th Every facility shall be m•anted to 't Minister of th. Queen, who might be seat to Lord Exmouth, and to I..nt. dun, there to treat in the Kiin;••'s " 10th. The present arrangement ;hall he scot immrJi- aleh to lord Exolotitit for bit SMllettkin approbati.,:,, and fi ben .d.tatited, Commodore Camp4ell engagsw speedily to notny n to the Neapolitan Government • " Signed sad ratified be us, on beard h;. Rritannic . jr.ty's ship Tremenduai, in Naples Ray, this lath if: y of May. 1815. • (Signed) "LEP DE CARIATL (Sign, ti) " ROIIE a CA NIPBELL." "Her Majesty Ilre Queen Weald h v e -.Attested that on. of i•ts B. itairee Maje...•:.'g rentaio at lfc anchorage kfure the city of Nako:.6 fur its bears. secnr,ll • • t. v.• ll a- P•