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• . •- • * trl , • \ v ., • : rr" ! (C2"...71 t) N k . 0%, A ;: 2r .! et .„ ; • MIS- S ira , tw•o .ron. N t' ) IBER (829.] vo et cket for lected THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rim PRESENT -EVENING, Dec. 6, their !titiestivs orvarits perforin (loth time) a newGiand 4-I)..iaatie Oriental Spectacle -called ILLUSIO:c. To which will l• . idded'thr Come& fr(ito Ihe finest se. 4 0 taw f av b r eutiLe viora.fe of 1308 ' battled from the 0 1 ,0 44 st.. • uld in the liugdom t oat made from the finest Flavoured NeV,t ....... ................ hl a t F•e4 ' e ' *are w hat th t ?C o mpanyrecommend 44 4 14 " mleSt Terior.r quality thau what is geuerally Ilavo 1 12 0 ..,, enter will be addedlhe new Comedy of FIRST Impitgy:stoNs, ger ' T ' eatn ill'r, Illusiou ; with Who's to have Her ? and The '' ,- .ct is ter Hire. day 1/4"-------------- • ----- ac- s.. THEA'fRE ROYAL, COVENI'-GARDEN• un- pHs PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 6, will Ira he perforined Shakspeare's Piav of for AN'l'OvY lvD CLEOPATRA. T, . • .. 44 • Mtilli will he added the Melo-Draniatic Romance of ' , ALADDIN. :ISC" ' ' Telnerrow, Love in a Village; with At Home. ,Stli !rd. STEMIENSON'S PATENT FILTERING Iv' bi.„ ll .Acul[NEs . are portable, n ever ou t o f rep a ir, and tv t i:ify wider front tile foulest source, at the unexampled Ised I kish4P 3 ( lotions per day,' rendering the water 10 COlOll/ lii k i wilY trausparent. The increased demand he receives. In i.14/illeaig pff the superiority of his Invention oVer 1:4411of the kind - yet. offered. To be seen at work, at 44 4 If w - "t')', No. 6, Mortimer -street,' Cavendish-square: rts` 44,044;...,41c.ttit1er Of the JertlSAletil Coffee-House, Coopersi- ill. W. ater-'closets and Eogine-Pumps upon the Or 1 / 4 „......._ .................. : 12 144 " 1 4ri0i I• . ... f u r F i tr • sou - rH WALES. 'ico 41OLD ESTATE, RADNORSHIRE. - ob e - id, 0 ~ Peremptorily RESOLD, pursuant to an I, . tier f . . . 00 '414 of • ° the H i l : Court of Chatieery,. made." iu the ic,,, y r. the devisee' Estates of JOHN PRICE. Eliq'. (k- V ii,,,\ , with the approbation of Edward Morris, Esq. one !Or 01 04 a ter , of t h e sa i d c ourt, to whom the said mutter i 5 1, 4411 tititated, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in w, t l e "Phio•buililinge; Chancery -hine,: London. on Thurs- ast 4 i,lin ly , 284 day of Dectimaer, 1813 ;it One o'clock in the oniN ; I li PART of th e FREEHOLD EsTATEs late of Ild 1 1 4410 1 ,w,, W „ CE , Esq. deceased, situate in the Parish of L o ts . ri a - ar, 1 L ( r0,,,,J,",n3 , 6 , in the County of Radnor, cons i s t i n g t 1 94il t i "ell Custagian, containing 153 acres, 2 roods, and HY ht.v:inte!l P articulars May he had (gratis) ' at the said Master-7s , di • . in Sontlianipton-buildn.g.s, Chaneery-litne, and of 1.041 teredilli and Robbins, Solicitors Lincoln's Inn, ' 3 . it. 141 also, of 'lv- whitcombe, Solicit o r s Kluston, and • " et c , Ina, Penybont. • ' .....___--..• I .% fs - tO, , L' ,"'''''...."--. the icy fa ngs o f c h ur li s h W i nter. " ; , COUGH ' ' . I ''. HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, C O N- Y' ' IIE e.elebrate7l);ll.tvrisip°-NRsh a l t i'' . only a certain C• ' ° t4 .L . OZENGE is Dot k.,, t 1,4 (.;,,t.,„.. 1 i ,'"'e for Colds and Conirhs ? but a Pr , e . - ii•- " ' I la ' "2. fe elion •no .other Medicine los etc'. , power of eaectio. 7 iio such an amazing ithprovesiient . 4 171..... "1.the .hun1an v:ne . easti•lis fragrant Lo_xenge.— of . .s - 7,77$ tit the Pulpit. rat the liar will fi nd tligt t h e all k fr tlllhoet, -- 7!•,,jkt44" o "'diein e will clear the voice from litTs i ti- o.. - finiik . , 7 74N(telliler it m elodio as, st ro og,an dti exib e. , fl,l ll '' .' ' t:=;.::, to convince the amateurs of flue sing- s,,'"itsit,., 1. 1ti..'34-a.:;'..-- • . , . . . .' ril '1,4 4 1 li ti it e .i„, ' ,_.: ' " ii, by Bayley anti lllev, Coela s pur-'• !ie Vite t o i , .- ot••••;A;betipside i nio voile, iso.la, c.prri- ,. ,, i,d,„,... , YS f ut ger , 150, Oxford :t 1 h•ti lt iro i and tiy every respectable sender 111 tosVa u 1 :!k •,....,::.1....ti,• ed. per hux. .•, - - . . . . It' - • iy li p .„ , t ri .__• , _ . , leitp.,;, e()11.1.11;;RCIAL lI:i.LL WINE COM- - IP '''Y No. sk . it•• --street .lanhlois (estaldiMied in r 'V iii,,'• 1 "0 '' ""' • • ! ' ftl - - Colti- 1L q>..,_ , ...,- 14 ), beg leave to solicit the attentions, it. •. e - 7;fsT(,)lAid .2' 144...pii gatjgal, tii . their very If9w Pricvi ) ,10 ••.:...„o'ir .' , , , ,, 1 4N1101Wyti..14.....411 V..4,...."4 ILitlilleirA' `. ",. for Iteasty..Monsy 4111 P), Loi n l he deter = c) het ' free of expence, tc. ooy port of don._ er _ orinl, 1' y n §te , Madeiros . ~.. ,iiLlatt Wine, o ld i n wood, new in bottles.,... 2 t; is 'Old Purr, not crusted " 1.1 0 "''in ow Port, warranted to.-have heen five I .Y . "'liii bottle it 14 81 VintoWe,' 10 months in bottle 2 17 0 , 1. ' it ', i t 4 trong olellortl Port, wurrauted to keep 3 3 0 1, R I and fine 50 years . . Y Pate Old Slwrrv, , . Nfii ~ ' •, t . Warranted to klaVO been 2 12. 0. , e .k„.ilears la the bus • 2 - 0 0 iii teeritre . • 2 10 ' 0 :e • " 01 1 &iron' i 1%1 oleira .' 4 4t 01 - . • Ditto 36 0 .„ . i y . t. d Rest India i v 4: 4141 Y rine East ludia Madeira, warrante d 4 4 . 0 t 12 Nears old ... 1 i,. '1114.1 ;. Lishon 3 0 0 i '''. - liiili ‘, 3 0 0 s. J. .. ' - 'it Lisl a ' 4" " ', la ditiirii. .. : '''''''''''''''''' 2 -6 0 (1 2 3 0 :0 lest ll'hil°elrtia to Pink Ditto (' 6 6 • 0 Yeau ie . : i . . 91 0. it um Shiuh. .• .3 (; 0 2 16 0 • Per Pipe. 51 ' . .Putt, per Pipe . . ild • 0 0 It - Or l •• •• ''''''' ...... ''''' 59 0 0 • t .,•• .. • .•• • s • • • . .... . :-, 30 0 0 ~t ee il' '14 .44 Old Port, of Vet: Vilita ,, e of 1804 of tile.. . ..... liik t 'x.‘ittis't • devour.. 't ••• 194 o o ; ty, Di! . .. i ... .. . . ........ ... •.. • • • 6-7 , lltzi 0 0 . - 1). - vfor p : 32 0 0 i i 'tir Geeille .. . .. o;':ru Old Sherry, six years in the wood, Y :No. Iltt 1 C ; 1 li t 4,ntltt GO 0 0 • , it,,,i4r)bit.t.........?. ................. :.. . V , 41,.'" 1 West India Madeira per. Pipe la t . . , - 0 0 ~. pipe . : .. . ... ;....................: .. .... ~, 50 0 0 Is. ~ L''' ii„. ' Per:lags:in. ~:ir,( ), „o ,! red Geneva , ci /1 6 Ji.'itt t , %; httalig Ditto it ,i c l , isdi tto rY Strong ,i t ;tot t , ifetnitien !Om '. 0 0 ' l l B 4 : , , t 4. to I lollontis • 1 13 0 111 11 / 4 r l4r d i(nli ConiaCnrutilly,•warranted to he ten _ ... 0 ,1 i i „•4 4 , 1 ., ••.. . . i k 'te „ l ip , . i• tavoltred old Rtllll j • (I .lt i i ii• Ilrandv t ' d British 1 - follow's ... i 1 0 0 t it ti ii , Per Dozen. i t ,'lti, l i .''', ll, o "Vin de Grave /..3 15 0 Ltitlil '' . 1 . 1 41{ . . 4 5 0 014 °Lk „ .. 7 o 0 ). ................................ 7 10, 0 'llt cOulls if i 4,4. ,tilipiu;ile . 7 0 0 1 14 44 Marti' i • 6 10 0 I. tt 0 pie 1- k-•'t tit`.. • • . 0. • 14 '; i t . : : ) T b ilvenie;tk.. ;• ... .. . i15....5 . e Families whi . s .. pief ‘ e . .. r ,,. 1 . 1!1r. ..• 14.(;•,411.4iiit5, and for Connoisseurs in su 14)-1n:lug7 Witve the f oll o w selected the most ( . .:orions b , . ,f t. , N,.. ' following as the inust choice that ca n . e pro- -11 i 11.,,, ', • ' •- .. .... , rkiitd,,!.'lyt.ileysittildilidtidait.lltoli,tioletitrol3v, mi %tit! n r ; x 9 ii u i s I t ' t e'' itari:i'r PLe.tiedl°6sl:":' 1 : I tt i t o.•ility. ~. .... : . . till'oliiise.i. •. • .......... • - .... . 2 5 0 6ta , ....................... N., 1 ' 11 1 14 4 Sittrry , of the mobt'earious and tilt,ollyity . . .. ' 1 18 0.. m Ory • Lisbon...... ll2 0 , i..41,4.c.a,„ k. `,'. , 1 1 e11..t .. 7q tist. flint • • , ilio r ' I t ery rare quality ... ...... 4 4 , b 4% 4 i • , ," wiy bottled, from the finest selected •rs t , .ii,• f m . .• , 1 8 .0„ f t ‘wili , .4 t h.. .. ulnae vitatize of 180 ii ' MON DAY, DEC BER 6, 1 FOR. ASH GOODS. Navy-Q,qice, Nov. 30, 1813. 9IHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS_ SIONEItS of HIS MAJESTY'. NdirY do hereby five Notice, That on IPeene.iday, Ilia WA of Der:iaber ne4l, est Our o'clock, they will be ready to treed with such Persons •as may be willing to Contract for suPpilli'.f,e" his Moje.sty's lards at Deptford and Chatham vith ASH GOODS, v i z ,. Capstan Bars, Handspikes, Hrloe., 4T. A For»z of the Tendcr may, be seen at this °free. No 7'ender will be received after o:4c o'Clock, on the day of 7'realy; nor any noticed, unless • the Party or au 414, - cat .for attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a „teller addresced to the Navy Board, and sign . ed liy troo . responribte Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 3001. for the due performance of the Contract. VICTIULLING-oFfilen, Artroo, COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLrNo :114IESTI7S NWT do hereby' glue Notice, fhnt on Friday, the 14th of Devember next, they will he ready t& rtreive Tenders in rrrel'in,4 - (~eated 'o), !Ind treat (r rwo iloalred Thoi.sand.Galloa, , :t . si*.sT INOIA RUM, to 1 , de:irered, Duty free, from the Bonded Tiar'ehouses etc /rest India Dark Conipong at the Port of London, iato Majesty's Victualling .9tebres, at Deptford, inthespaceoPOrr Mouth front the date ev i the Contract ; • anti also for IV'ty Tons of goo f / sound n'terehantable RICE,, to be answerable to Srplesfhfone pOusul weight , coeh) to be produced wit 'fenders, amid to ba delivered .";:lo the . beforeMentioned Stores, in the spare of at fortnight. The whqe to be Tad fair by Bills, payable with Luc:rest, Ninety Divot:ller date. The Co,tflitiotts of Ike Contracts ~w be seem al the Secre tary's O/,4ce. No regirrd will be had to any Tender in which the Pelee shall not; he inserted in ;Fords at length, or that shall not delioared to the Board &fore One o'Clork on the said Fri day, 04 10th of December,next, nor unless the Person who makes the. Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends . , to answer tehen . 6l.llAfor, . DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-Y.IRD, Not). 2.a, tels. rTHESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, •'& the 19th of Decembir nest, at 10 o'Clock•fn the Fore . floolt will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC 5.4.14 E, et his 11/ii j4kity'* Pietiatitlinr-Yard, vi -Deptford, &Amity, Lot.s of tin! . Allowing unserviceable Provisions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, viz.:— Bread, Flour, Mee, Pease, Oatmeal, Bakehouse Svreepings, Flour Sweepings, Oatmeal Sweepings, Pive Scrceuings„lll4ad Dust, Raisins, Bags and Rags; Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Vine gar; Beef, Perk, Suet, Packing Scraps, and Skimmings ; Leager, Butt, Puncheon, hogshead, Barrel, and Half bogshead Staves, Heading, tight and ' , dry ; Irish Tierce, and Darrel StO,vess a quantity of Boards Ends, Fire Wood, eze. 4 Deposit of 2V. per cent. is to be made upon the amount cf oral lot at the time of sale, and the remainder of tlte pur chase many paid before the Stores are take4away,for which purpose a period of IA working days will he allowed from the day of sale, the Buyers particularly observing, that Not less than onr-half of the'quantity is to be removed from the Pre mise,s wit/2 i 1 the first seven days, and the remainder`in the seven folloyin: days, otherwise the deposit money will be forftilcd, and the Provisions or Stores remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of !line will, on any account, he granted. I:7CTUILLING-OFFICE, Dec. 1,181 X. fri Fit COMA] rsslonßs for•VICTUALLING AGIJESTrS NAVY do hereby give Notice, TAO' on Tuesday next, the 7th instant, they will be ready to reocire . renders us writing, (sealed up) and treat. for One ltund'red and Ftfty Tons .of COCOA, to bc answerable to Samisks Or nor less than une pound weight curb) to be pro thierd with the tattlers, 1,, b.' delivered, in .thc space of a Month, into the Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and I,a be paid for by Bells , payable with Interest, Nintly Days after datG 7'ite Condition.: of the Contract may be seen at the Si..cre tlrbre- twice. • , ,„, . Ni' regard will be Awl So any, ren;ler which the Pact' shall nut lie inserted in worth ai length. or that shrill nut he delivered to the Board before Oneo'Cloch on the said 7'ursday next, She 7th inst. nor unless the Per.vOn Ithu nndesthe Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer ;.. hen called for. VI 717.11, LING- OFFIC.W., Dec. a, 18 In. E COALV /SS lONERSfor frIC'TUJ LL IN G 'Ws 411:4JESTY'S N. 4 Vl'do hereby 'ive Notice, That on Tuesday, thr rth instant, they will be ready to reeme Tenders in writing (sealed up),* and trent for the supply (on separate. Contracts) of what FRESIt BEEF may be required for the use of his Majaty's Shiis and Vessels at Hoseley Bay, near Harwich, and at Weymouth, f o r 7. 11) ,/ ve ifoath , certain, and further, antil Six Months warning shall he give n . for the termination of the Con:raets ; the Conditions af' which may be seen at the Seexetdry's Office t at this Office or by applying to the Colkeors of his , llajcsty's Customs a t Jlur wi.h and Ireyniouth respectively. No regiad. will be had to any Tend& in which the Price shall not be inserted in words 'at length, or that shall not be delivlred to Me Bonrd before Otte o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 17th instant, nor, unless Me Person who manes the Tender, or.souie Person an his behalf, attends, to answer when mad for. . Rsach Tender mast also'be, accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Pel,vons engaging to become hound with the Party tendering, in the PenarSum of 5001. for the due per formance of each of the Contracts. PICTU4LLING-OFFICE, Dec. 3, 1613. TIE commissloNEnsfor FICTUALING His 411,-IJESTY'S do hereby give Notice,:, That on Friday, the 7th January nezt, they Will be read§ to reecice !'enders 'in writing, (eaktl up) and treat for the su pply (oli separate Contracts) of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the use of his 411ajesty', Ships and Vessels at Limerick and in the River Shannon ; Londonderry and Loughswilly; and Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne Harbour, and Newry; for Twelve Months certain, and further, until Six Months warning shall . be gieen for the terntination of the Contracts; the Conditions of which may be seen at the Se cretary's Office; at this Office; or by appli;ing to the Collec tors o f his Majesty's CtlEio2liS at Limerich, Londonderry, and Belfa:tl,,respectitTly, Na regard will be hud to any render in which the Price shall not be inserted'in words gt length, Or that .shall 114 i he d e livered to thC Uuurrl bePre One o'Clack on the said Fri then,4 January n e xt, ,wr unless the Person who rnithea the Tender, or some Person an his behalf, attends, to an swer when culled fur. Each :render must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responSible Persuns engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 0001, for Me due perlormaner of each of the Contracts.. 1'e771.41,1,1NG-01FPIC1s, Nov. en, 191 J. rigH COM MASSIONERSfor VICTUALLING llis 411.-IJESTY'S .11 7 .11PY do hereby give Nntiee', That Tuesf!ay, the 14th of Dec. tie.rt; they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (eand up), and trent with a etch Persons as will undertake t,) supply what F4SII BEEF may'be . rsquired for the use . .of his Miciesty's Ships and Vessel? at • Plymouth, Torbay, Dartmouth, . • Falmouth, Tacmouth,'Lynn, and Wells, in the County of Norfolk. Margate, • li•Jvcr Itoads, and , - New Rowney. ' (en separate Contracts), for rivelve Modths from the Ist of Jan, tp the 3 1.4 Of Dee. 18 14 . inclusive ;7-7'o he paid for by' Bills, payable with Int;:eest, Ninety DauS after (tile, 7'heOMfilitiums. of the Cwitract4 nay be seen at tler Secre tor* 9 . llire, at this ggice ; or by applying to Mr. Miller, digent for the Victualling at Plymouth; 10 the . collectors of his Ailjesty's Custom at Dartmouth and Falmouth, re spectively; to Air. John Croe4furd, at Yarmouth, and to llfr. Russell, 44g . eat for the Pictualling at'Dover. No I regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall . pot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be fl fiverld to the Board &lore one o'Cloci: on the said Talsday the TIM of Ike, next, ,nor unless the Person who muted Me reader, or 'some Person on attends, to wows wirsn called fur. • Inch Tender must also be acc4mpanied by a .Lctier ,by t (ttm responsible Pirsons engakini to bt , :ome hound with the Party temleriny, in P. 1 :1. penal actin 2 . ,00Qi. icsbi l tw fht contrasts, at .Ph/mouth oar! Ossimy; and 675001.f* ertes4 of the .011thri.:114,451!1►7w;;;,.. On the eot tt of this Months will be published, THE HISTORY of the HOUSE of ORANGEI to:tether with the History of King William and Queen Mary; by R. BunToN, N., Edition, 4tu. price ltis. in hoards. Printed for M. Stace, No. 12, Little Queen-street, Wegt rnin,ter ; by whom will he published, at the above tune, Bur tote., Ilistury •of Scotland, a New Edition, with additional Wood Cut Portraits, hc, at the same prier. INDEX TO THE EDINBIIRCiII REVIEW. This Day was put,hailed, price 15s. in boards, • A ' Complete GENF:RAI, ANALY'FICAL 'DEX to the EI)1NR131Kill IthXIEW, from Oct. 1403, to Nov, init. Cluipreliending, in one Alphabetical Series, distinct references to all the names of authors reviewed, titles of books reviewed, authorities Cited or quoted, public quei tioni discussed, and all incidental matter ; to wh ieli. are . pzerviril, -for, greater facility and proipptitude of reference to the - teveral.nrtietear a separate Linlex of books reviewed; and another of tkutitors rerywed. . . , 'lids wail:, which was undertaken at 'the concurrent of a eery cousiderahle class of readers, Intl been extent,. I in canformity to the best primeilentg in ancient ond niodtsti literetfure„ aii.l on It plait in some respects improved. It is printed finiformly and of e9nal size with airy a the twenty volumes of the Edinbiugh Review, to this multifsri , oils an►d important contents of which it is calculated to afford the readiest and ino,t hatisfactory itec.!ss. 'Printed for Longinati, linnt, ltees, Orme, and Brown, i d oiJon t and A.teuilitable and Co. Edinburgh 3 . and J. Cam , L.i114, pUESTONIAN MEDICINEA.—. 7 .CASE LXXXVI. Bead and incpaire, you cannot then be u Sceptic. MR. JOHN BELL, No. 2, York - street, Mackfriar's-road, when servant to Messrs. liodSon, Brothers, and Co. Dilosen, UpperThimes-street;hasl a ced: fell from a curt 'on his knee, April 4. 1812, which him incapable of service, and he applied to dr. Astley Cooper, as I am informed, who recommended him a plaister, which was used agreeable to direction for„ime month, without suc cess. Was flicti recommended by :Sir. Orme, Distiller, St. lgarga:ct's-hill,.Borougli, to Surrey Dispensary, and attended Were regularly fur three months, without. receiving soy be nefit :. was • next arlotitted into tit. Thomas's 'Hospital, no crutches, and was immediately erdennl to bed, where he con tinued four months, under the cure of Mr: Surgeon Cline, jun. who diligently attended him, and I du believe that he did all which wasloussible for a Practitioner of the old School to accomplish, but without the Patient. receiving any relief, being so. surrounded with lassituO, and contractions, as to be incapable of walking home on crutches, at same time at tended with est irate pain yet no disgrace Can attach to this Gentleman, this said Patient having passed throvv,ll the binds of Mr . . A. C. who is undoubtedly, the best. Cutting Surgeon in London. A few months after this, Mr. Bell Wing informed him self respecting the Case (a 5) of his neighbour, Mr. Dowling, was taken to Mr. CineWs, nut then being titpablts tit walking alone, on crutches, with his knee 4aid txucle so Colltrildod, that several gentlemen who happened twin; there at this time did belles e, with Mr, -Guest, that *kit: joints were both ossi fied, but tomtit themselves agreeably disappointed, fur in one hour he could more their; a little, bud 'Walked bOUIC 011 OnliehtS, without any other assistance, his pains being coat- , pled) , relieved; and he was desired to take exercise, even at the expence of a little pain. In tea days he lett off - one crutch ; in three weeks be , declined' the use of both, . and walked with a stick; at the end of seven weeks wad com 'pletvly.cured, being quite upright, and enabled to walk as usual. - %Victims • the Books at the Dispensary, the Books of the Hospital, John 8011, .and a thousand others to 1.46 PitriSl2 Of Chrtstaturch,c - wbers he resitiss. Linnet IX.Tl7,llch-TTA.i.VrI;ikINY. IW)s'l' This Onv. was published, price 7:!. ANIItUROUT ; or . a P:o-tIcular. Account of the TransaCtionS rthich took pie* in that C.lty,dur ing the first Six Motiths rbf the 'yvar tt 13, with a view of its prerithis State, and of the Conduct of die French gotta; rseie so;Nratiiposqes.ioii, both before 'aria triter Rd beiig.el,;(ici ed to the 'French Empire. lIANNIIIAL ro, Erci: • , (Late Printed ford. M. Iticluiribion, Nu e Q 3, H OLLAN D. The Prince of ORANGE, tiliftiediatEly on Mil landing in Holland, issued tliv following PROCLANIATION. WILLIAM FREDEUIP, BY 'I'VE GRACE Ott 00A! PIIIRCE.OF ORANGE 4NI) NASSAU, &C. &C. Toeft those. who .these presebts shall see or hear read, greeting. Be it made known : DEAR CouNraysteN.-- , After nineteen years of absence and sufferiag, I have receive.d.with heartfelt joy yOur.unanituo.;‘ invitation to come amongst yon. I .101 now arrived, and,"l trust, under Divine Providence, that I 5h.411 bethe ineatis..)f re storing you to four aucient independence and prosperity. This • is my sole object, and I have the satisfaction to aSsure you, that it is equally the object of the Allied Powers. It is in par ticular the wish of the hioce .. Regent of the United' Kingdom of Great Brit:A . l44nd Ireland and of his GoeernMent4 Of this yen will he convinced, by the • usianinimis assistuice wAicb that powerful country ► immediately going to he y . ou, awl which, I trust, will lay the foundation of those old ain't-Inti mate ties of friendship and alliance which have so lung Inade the happiness of both States. I ant come distnised and de termined•to forgive and forget every thing thatlias passef..- 7 - haVe crinintnii object, which is to heal the wounds of our native country, and to restore it to its rank and spleodbur amongst nations. The revival of trade comon.‘rce will, I trust, be. the•immediate consequence of my return. All party spirit must be for sever' banished fo , rn amongst. us. No - effort shall be wanting on my part and on than( my family; to assert and secure your Inds , :• pendenee, land to pro/note Tour happiaess welf ire. My eldest son, who, under the immortal Lord Wellington, t L proved lihnsellnot unworthy'of the fainv•of atiCgiuta, is on his way to juin firs unite, therefore, dear cuuntrymev, with .heart and soul with me, and out et - oilmen coniary will flourish again', as in 'the days of old; ami We shall Arai:stint , unimpaired to our posterity the blessings we s have reeelred . from our anc.•strirs. , _ . Given under my al • and signature, Dc. 1, 1813. • W. F. Prince of ORANGE. • 13y, command of his Highness, C:iigurtij H. FAGEL. SECOND EDITION, Su N-Orrtvn, I - Ulf-past One o'Cluek. A Mail from lieligoland has just arriceil—aryl th e foilowint , intelligence is certain as it it cheeriifg. _ _ . . The Weser is entirely clear. The Patice RUYAC,S Army was proceeding ,in k rent f orce tt.41.1111 . 4t DAvousT. ' , The :i.tve taken Itatzebargh and the linpe, end nientinn is matte of the passage olth* Elheitt Zolleu SOciche. Dmiteig has been half destroyed by bombard ment. TIII?. MAlt. " HELMOLAND, No '28.--Letters *om tona.of the 20ths.tate, that the Cnow PRINCE , %la te A1 4 . f1 t ‘ i t t his vl ire retail It true to France ; the French wish ' mark's defection, that they may retile. The Danish property in the 'Bank of ihmhtirg . )t has not been restored, and probably the whole contents of the Bunk may be consi,lered as lust, though only ft part has yet Imen taken out. " The Dutch troops at Hamburg!' have been disarmed, and set to worlt at the fortifications. The Batteries at Cuxhaven were reported to be taken on the 28th." To Oil we have' to add, that the account of • the taking of Flushing is repeated in the City with renewed vonfidence ; tnitt that it is also reported upon 'ClLinge that the Allies bare entered Swit zerland, and that the brive Swiss hare joinetl.the common cause.---Uninitnw is *r Since writing the . above we have received that following • • oFFiciAL CON - FIR NATION. tivar Ovrtce, two &Clock,. BULLETIN. " War Departmant, Div. 4. " Dispatebel have been received from Heliba , • land;" dated Nov. 28 • 'rhe Batteries 4)1 Blexum and Carlefort tire iu possepsion of the Allies, consequently the naviga tiun.of the Weler.has been made tree, * ItoYAL's Army is marching againit natnborgh io great force. The I)anish troops• tiro , a4se thhi ci i i n th e he i g ,hh o n r ho n d o f Altofox., Tfei,t; Allies ore in possession of Ratzehurgit :;they have taken the foe: of Oa Hope at the passage of the 'Elbe., at ZollenSpeicher. " i)untzic: lids biew lf.d boeitroyed by bombard- , 7 4 meat." THIRD I,'DTTION. t 724 Prrl Three o'Clack, A Messenger has just - nrrived at Dowan street, who, brings accounts of the 'l':►Klati ySTAirr by the ALT,Les and •suiue iblotired Prisoners. Dresden had upt surrendered, the Capitulation having'heen refused. 'lt was, however, co n fidently expected that it. would shortly fail, His Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick tuts been most graciously pleased to .hononv Messrs. Rowt.AND and Son wait his august patron age for their wonderful discovery, Macassar - oil, which possesses properties of the most salubrious nature fur nourishing the hair, 'promoting • its growth, and adding to that inestimable *ornament an incomparable . beauty. It also has received the benign patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, their Ex cellencies the Duke del Infantado, and the Spa nisi) Ambassador, and a long train of Nobility.