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r . t I , . vow= 7312,1 . . 7- • Tji F. ATI? E-110YA L, llCc[JttY-L IE. 9014161 1 RESENT EVENING, Feb. 10, 1 816 h' - 14 - their NlAjectire Servants kill perform (17th time) a Play, altered from 11,,iiimont and Fletcher, called • THE MER.I3 - 141.NT OF UJW(iES; Ott, BIiGGAII.S' 'flir principal T C,./racterli by Mr. Kelt), Mr. Hollaml, Mr. 11ai.•, M. ltiqutottd,' Mr. S. Penlor,' Mr. Miintleit, Mr. berry, Mr. liarley, Mr. Powell, Mr. Smith, Mr. Polley ' , Mr., ryae, Nlr. J. Smith, !Nis; L. Kelly, Mrs. Maud: To -which will be added, the Cootie Qfwra of. 4.. • ROSINA, Mr. Aels~lle Mr..T. Cooke; William, Miss Kelly' Rosinn, Miss E. tlalfortl, Threw \llse S. 1141 ford (be ing. their first . . appearanc'e on any St:te); Dorcas, 4 rs. Spicks. 110)04 .oul Pimps ;400.004u of Alr.spriug, atltiejtiluito, .at the principal Entrance of the Theatre, in Bryilw,s-street, from Tett alp Ft/OIN , andof whoni may be had a Private Box (Nightly). ; On' fklanitilf, 'A - .lNVeie'Vay to Pay Old Debts; with a 'this'L . cal* Aftriviets,77oo /Tuesday,: The •Will ; after. which (for. the first tiMe . ), a New . Fares, in Two Acts, to he called Mail Coach Passertgets:-;-011 Wednesday, MacLetb.—Ou Thurs day, The Liusy Body.--:Ou Friday, .A New Way to Pay Old Debts. t • ROYAL: .COV_ENT-GARDEN. PRESENT . EVILNING; Feb.'lo,' 1816, will•be performed Shalispeare's Play of • i‘Ib . .Ns.UR.K FOR • 11.:AMJII.E. The Doke of ,Ailstria, Mr. Yonng i Angelo, Mr. Terry; F.calils, Mi'. Murray Claudio,-Mr. Ketchir •, Nicio,. Mr. ,tones; . Elipaw.• Mr: aincharrl;''P.iniper, Mr. Liston ; B a r.. wirdint., Mr. Emery" , 15ane11,4,.. Nib, (Y . N,ill (being her 4d 2,11 , 0 , 11 ,41;re in that Cliarack r ) ; Mariana, Mrs. Foucit ; Fran cisca, Mks Nleynii'mr.; ;11 rs c Overdone, Mrs. Davenport. After which (7th Neer Dianni, in Two Acts, founded • • • • no a irr , olrable Tri:ti, called • • THE 'PORTFOLIO; Olt, The livolr.,,pat ciparactcrs by, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Allhott, 7llr. Terry. : Mr: l4ert;in, Mr. Matthews,. Mr. TokelY, "Mt.; Farley, Mr. Jetferies, !Mrs. Egertriit; Mrs. Fauoit,.Miss• End of Act A Fete. Clielepet re, in which , will be intro. a anced flit let, cow .need by Mr. Noble. Principal Dancers,, )lr. Noble' and Miss Luppino. • • Places for the li.exes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the flux-Mice, I fart-street, from Teu till Four. • . 11 ,, xeii. 7 5 .; ,Se.taaid rrice, 36. 6tl.—Pit„ 35, 64.; ' Sec Aid Price, is.—LowEr Gallery, 9.5.; SecSowl Price, I pe r Gallery, is.; Secoad • .On Monday (by particular desire), Cyrnon; after which The Portfolio, With .th.. New l'ainmilinie.—On Tuesday, Mea tore fi n . Wyclueasia,y, A MiAsumitter Night's Dream. THE BAZAAR, Waft the ENCOLIIIAGII . IhNT of FEMALE awl bOMESTIC INI)UtiTRY, !SNOW OPEN DAILY, *ran Teri' in . Ftve. in the AMA:clouts, Sundays excepted. Nu.. 5, Soho., square... • NEXT WEDNESDAY, VALENTINE'S DAY, NLY ONE LOTTERY, anti .ALL the CA -IW' Pir.vt, , : FLOATING !. The proportion of_ Praecto Blanks is Double, • The proportion of Blank* to Prize.; is only Firtlf ' • • wl,“t it Iti bren in late Lotterie.l; • FIFTY TGOUSAND4.I.IINEAS IN GOLD, nivtoso INTti. Two Prizes of i.i,000 Guineas, • Two'Prtzesi,f 2u,o6o . Poistols Sterling, ' • , twii Prizes of :5,0(4 Vona& ditto, • • • . Five Prizes . of 1,000 Ihnnnas ditto, • C. & C . bens,: NOT TWO BLANKS TO PRItE! Tlrkets and so.ires are selling by ITAZARD, BURN ft ,lead Contractors, ROYAL EX , t:HANGF. Who, in the late and former Lott veirs, have sold Prizes . ta the Amount of TWO NItI,t.IONS STERLING AICHARDSON, (4001)LUCK,, and C 0.., - return thanks to their- Friends and the Public, for the iltera l Support they hare hitherto experienced, And resrn•ct fully sciliett ti. ono imaance of their Faiwirs in the pre , i•nt LOTTERY, which will coutaictice Dritwiti4 the I , lth of FE iIittYARY instant. The original System nt not Two Blanks to a Prize is now restore(: with the ituprotetuout of Golden Capitals, to the anion At 0150,000 Guineas. SetIONIE CONTAIN,. 2..... Prizes of . ._o,WO.Ciumeas inGold 0 4 All in Money. tf i tita of 1,0001. .5001. 2001. &c: 4c. TICKE'PS aiid sH A RKS 'are on Salo 'at the Offices of RICHARDSON, (.0111)1.1'Cli.0 and Co. (Stock Woken). Rank-buildin, Combill, and Charing-ernss. t‘'here, intim leuit Lottery , the f.llotvit,og Capital Prises were Sold ia Snares: Three pet Cent. Consols. L. 50,000 110,01/0 16,480 • ~..4.1,000 I, 19,401-- 4.00 17,723 5OO 9.210 lOO Orders by Post will meet. with the strletist ettention• FIFTY THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD: 13egius NEXT wEnNEsDsr, 'the i ids di FEB . KUARY. • , Two PI ins ni 23,000 Guitirag, 'Avo Prizes of i. 40,000 sterling, Two Prizes of L.s,t Sterbilig, Akc. 4, coatiHILL„ & 0 9, .citARING-CUDss: 111 S El , of tin• above old-established Offieei; a;st nspeetfully solicits the attention of hii best' Friends, the Public, t.) the *TATE LuraiLY, whidh coal- Dra, Jog on Vakid me's. NV.. • ',the scheme consists i n go,non.Ticiets, , to he alkirawn in Poe tauter). of Four pays' thawing. The Fri4e6 amount to foo,aoul. the %thole of which are •to he paid in Sterling ?du ssey. Not Two Wanks to *Arise., and no tia,ed or attached t•a;:tis&ls whatever. Tick ct e and Shuts arc selling by T. BLitt, Stoek-hroker, 4, ConNHIL.t., & 9, CHARIDIG-CKOSS Where, in the last Lottery, he sold Prizes of.. 60,0001. 1 • Aid Seventeen other Capitals in per Cent: Consols, And • in the Two Conti acts previous : Prize 0f..........40, 0001 . 4. 30,0001. &e. -?.c. • TO 'THE l'Ufll.lo .71.11.0DiNG and Co. No. I, CORNHILL, net grr.fitied at having ao , uppoirtuffity of recommending the ttit",'W YEAtt'S withunt, any, sacrifice of that citnovtlf ami fair drulinc In which the Public are entitled.; for, the present._ Scheme .holds forth no fullociutti if.duce- JR"'"ls. nor is there oily unintelligible complexity in the Mole °f 'stowing. it is a Lottery of 20,000 Ticlats, the Prizes all 4 ."lttig":' , and all in Sterling Money, including-Two of l'wen t).-tivii Ehousand.ettincos, TWo of 20,0001. Tao of 0,0001. soot otit other Copitoli. It will he drawn in F. , or Days, coal h'"lcing on VALENTIASE's DAY, 14th of February, iu'tlo., .sutue Sillt r le y gritisfstelory o l otle os f o rinerly, Withoul any re tt.t rAtf on so that there weir nothing to loYvv"the,•!3r4" 'ane ;.t -.Prize falling to the 'Lot M the First-drown Tick et '' 401 0 another kuturo which will give universal satisfactions -the Too:Ater of Blanks is ~ r eatly reduocil, there being only ball tlle moult proportion. st 1 : 1 ' ) OM Li and Co. hope that, as they have hithe rto eh ?sled Misrepresentation, they sballioot hesnipecte d . Aspir e to a Scheme unless fairly entitled t o it; they lime to public Apprnbutinn and Cno6fletice; istal trust they ' , :qt be remunerated by ,Parcbasers giving the prefer e n ce t• . 11 t h eir (Mee, N'o. 1, ' o* Country Order., inclosiug the Amount, duly executed. FOR COUCH t, COLDS, &c. lIITA fl'S • COLTsFOUT, LOZENGES., 'l'u l ilago was the Name given to Coltsfoot, by the ant te otS, who knew its value iu Loughs, &e. -It is tirepared in the form of I.ozeitge, as t he most asrveaolc to palate; and ulso, that l,y ita ktadtially cLisolving in the mouth, mq with more certainty be conveyed to toe parts atlected: these.Lo zeinstis ate deolistruent, detergent, and lir , rivating, alla4ing the tickling sensation which occasions Coughing, ch;itring,the and producing the snots. salutary etl,etsi it used as a preventive, few periotiswill- he ti (Jollied with (Anvils through the winter, and .their prier. places them within the, reach of all rank. of people. Sold 'hi E. Edwards,'.B6, St. Paul's Chnichiyard,. who is jhe sole proprietor:. the goneine will hare the ;tames of Shaw and Eitwarde on the stamp Alio ;WALSEPS AN I'IPEaI:OSSIS • fur the HOMING COUGET,, a remedy long approiett 'and recommended by firit 'families in the kingdwu.• Price' only '2i. od. per bottle. • 'Olt SCORRITM.CONIBLAIN'ri. r It. FREE NI AN's A N.riscoaKElTtc - • Dit-01 ) 14, or GurcA r.teLUT,III,I! , , an,approved Spe cific for the Scuevey, and teary Foulness 'and ltnPuritY of the Blood. 'Scorbutic- Complaints - are the tunst kenertil ma lady of the British Constitutiun, no more or_ less, exempt (rani them, and tficy show thetn.elvos in al V t itiety Of Ullys; they produce pingliness, ulceration, and other dieassii• appearance of the stint, they ocea , ion lo.s of appetite, weak ness, -arid dejection. of spirits, and the nwsi of , blood, bring rendered foul, it is incapable of affording,a healthy supply of nourishment to enahle . the fonetiom .. of lite to h properly and actively performed. As a remedy ior all impurities front this cause, Dr. Freenvet's Ciutta Saluturis has proved itself, , by a repntution of Forty Years, a ccrtaiit Specific . aud never failing Cure. • • , • ~ 'Sold inDottles, at 23. 9d..; 43: ittl.; Its. and 22‘. at Messrs. Butler and Suns, !\p.4, Chrapiide,•Leindii;' and- by then Appointment, by the principal Booksellers, and SitsdiCille Verlfil!l'S in even. Team On will beloublitlictl, in livo, price 5%. 64. rlll - 16 SIE . GE or. CORINTH ;. a TaIe,—PA JIL :itt,slNAL a Tale. Dv LORD . 'BYRON. London: Prinied for John Murray, This Day iiero . publithed,: S' • laiShno.' the 4th 'Billion, price 41. hovels, LESSON s for .-.YOUNti PbRbONS in ,HWeitii..E, LIFE, • calorlated , to promote their Ito ' proVeinetit in the Art of itemiiinr, - in Virtire and Piety, and particularly in the. Knowledge of the Duties peculiar to their Stations. • • #. in appearance, cheapness, and moral tendency, this com pii 3 4 oll. ,r , ew r iphlet.thoite of the vacullint Lindley . Murray. It inculcates the Must' sailfiiiients in a'rery !nimble tom, and well dekervei patraitage."-. , -Eclect. Rev. ? Pouted, (o,o 4 qiipian, purst, Revs, Orme , and Brown, Pa lernotitcr-rdw ;' arid I\l'ilson and Solis; Writ. , Or wont may be hail, by tite•sante Anther, Classical English Letter Writter, in 12020 4 Frio: 4s. 6d. hoards, 2. TruelstOries; or, Tntereititt; Anecdotes of Children, I fituo. the id Edition, price 21. Gd. hoards. . S. True Stories; nr,lerrstinc Anecdotes of Young Per sane, the 2d Eda vie cl. in buarJs. 4. A.fricndly Gift for. SrrVaardi 11411 A^pierticesl the ad I' • • EdititiO, IniCeStLi. _ This Day were rublished, In Three Veit. Syn.-price Is. boards,' the 4th gtlit inn, of E -SSA YS on the NATIJ-Itl?, sitcl PRINCIPLES of 'TASTE.. . _ By ARCHIBALD ALLSON, LL.B. F,R.S., atirly,4liuhitrgh, &c. 44c. Tn this Editioirare addled, °hiesrations on the Origin of , the neatity of the Human Countenance and Form. 6. We look upon this as on the whole , the host and most . pleasing wait which has yet been produced an the stibject ur, Taste and Beauty. The whole of the Book is in no ordinary degree butte beautiful and instructive." • Etliiihtirgh Review, No. XXXV. , Printed fur 'Antrim, Ifyrst, Rees, Orme, and. Brown,' - Paternoster-nut . ; and A. Constable and Co. Of •whoin may he hod, by the tome SERMONS, in it Vols. Eniu.* 11.41. Boards. This Day wail published, '. In Ts ve Volumes limo. ['rice tOs. in kuards, AArWiALED wail SEDLI or, the History of a Drnse ramify* with Sena! Account of the Drusts, an Ancient People esf Syria. the 'BARON DR DALliElltl; Brother of the Grand Duke of Frankfort. • " Originally written in German ; this Novel has been trans laird in rreocn j probably tinder this Author's inspection. It has the merit, not inertly of retatingan interesting love-story, bet of lleicriliing the real and tiring manners of the Drtv.es with pnctie eloquence and learned fidelity. This plytting, 7 , tender, and uncommon Novel is elegantly written, contains ninth geograplticalinetruction; and auto be very useful to those Alksionaries who are disposing themselves to visit the Syrian churches."—Mon. Rev. API'. June, 11;16 ' 440Mign !'tinted for (isle tied Veliueri I'4MOStaner. e. .; . 40- : 4y4 SAT 11,R:liAit, yE B .SCARY 'lo, 1816. ,CONTRACT FOIL SUPPLYING NECESSARIES FOR RECRUITS. . 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Manufacturers, 424. ; Strand, corner of l3mlfor,f‘streeT..— , Merchants and Dealers who wish for afiverior Silk, Hats wilt dud their advantage in noticing this Advertisement. • PATENT FLILECY Mantriactotr. ed by ROLM ND, wAisTEI., noirroN, C o . the Patentees' and Manufacturers to their. Majestio - , Nrr 99, High Holborn; who also ormitiracture C otton , Worsted, i Lamb's %Void, in every iirtivls of under clothing, for both Ladies and Gentlemen. All the art ides are made of the he't inatarialt, and of ac knowledged •superiority of make shape, and may be-bad of the roost respectable Hosiirs T,iwir arid Country. The Pittoritees fuel it duty they owe the Public, to ape prise then, that it spnriuu. kind of Fleecy Hosiery is sold by Hosiers, tvliren can neither wash Uur wear well, • nor be coutfortable to the wearer. „ . . CAPITAL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE; contigutini to Bruns wick-square, with excellent (Met* and: pa:it-spirl,. well calculated for a ProteSsional amtientan.'--4ty !fesirs. 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The wli le most.spperbly bound, and the greater Part either in Morocco or !tussle leather*. 'This "was publi shed, Fliiirl*pmelyiirittted . in Octavo, price . 101. ati. 71" ; or, The Triumoli of Com stAncv, rt Poem in Six Books. .fly poRDEN. • .. Of Fartlfand Air, I sing,'of Sen and various cNcoferaiti4t to each belong I Anti white to at ulthOrn themes I tune the lyre, Fieice wars and tiutitfuf lovas shall mortlize my song " Printed for John Murray, All)emarle—t . . I►Ults. °PIE'S NEW NOVEL. - - Ou Tuesday the - 13th ititunt; wit, be publisl)ed, in Three • Volnrgrs; uamn, V U ALNTIN.E's Be Mrs. printed for Longman, Hurst; 'Rees, Orme, and 13rO*si, Paternoster- Row. Of whom may be bad, by the slaw Author, • ' 1. Tales of Reid Life, in 3 lio!omes, I emo. tss. Bds. 2. ; or, I)onpslic Scenes, 3 Vols. pike 11. i 6 . Dds, 8. Simple Tales, 4 itmo.. in ice 11. Is, Boards. 4. Father awl Dattgldrr, 12oso. ss. lid. Bo;ards. 5. Poems, Foolscap Svo. tie. Boards. " tt - '.l: 1 , ril - 4 --------,14\1.P., ~...,„,„-2 ..,,,.. -., . . 9 :Li 4 1!-0. 1 1. ; • .!--„--... -7 - ./_- -- -, - ,_ , ,r,...„...„.. • ;,,-„,-.,„,-.:„, t; ,..,„.. 1 .. : • .:\ -,,,. , .....", it, ,•.,, ~ •. . rI4I,TCt ST VENTINCE. • tt;AN'Dirti Tact: , write .from,Gbenti that on the 3,lltpf: latit.month-..sereral worlyoem in the nvinufacturies of that, City burin all' the goods of .foreigncorigin whicjt were in their . p9l- • session 5 and took a soleturiebineinent to renounce the use of Sttlif4 hiiihtif,ietttreti where but in tlietouti!ry. ‘Ve . . align publish anecdote more in „., r 0 1.-.-AmonF the conventionalists who votes' for the iteath Of Louis XIV, and who have; cota* to take reii,lence in this city, are, 11. Gouptileau; formerly a . lawyer, and Meat bet of the Council of Anciepts ; Count Coshoo de l'Ap ; .ayeol, Ex - 411i. Afster o,nel Senator, forloerlv Pre!e t of Antwerp i • ..ll' An (I N. Letoo .V rneor, w ! lo wAs a M,.innet of ilia' Directory. The sou of n..(ptipilleatiand Letoteriicur accompany their father. Fk...a.s.—Our brave Scotching), whos.e conrinct ~.....,. , • ii and gentle to:i nn e r s arc aa s dinirahle as their in ! .. io t'.e field of battle, left us this morn ing tornibark at 01tend. u t itniticose,eolirot . t . rae of people acro-np:tme9 'tpetnto a coniidecahlp distance from the city. They enrry %vitt) them this regret 0 all the iiihabitantt., General 13aroU Alten,orlv of the companions gloiy of the'Dtike if t` Ilia in the able campaign: in Spaint , al;.l l . P.4111;4,11, though. scarcely recovered frpimlty m:vere he received in the'batlic of Waterloo, left t: i is eitY the day hefore•Yetifeitliy, take ilia • otli• thand of tile Hanoverian robriiigkqtt, which-Dunk pits Contle.aticlllieenyirnpl. • ~.~. . : CQAI ).N 1.14 i 14,. . _ . • • - - • , . - • • ,1 • . VI& PRO PE 811'Y , StOrdar hu,Litrerytneti of:Loudon assemble 4 f t Giiihlha.ll,„,tkiirvirtot to-a Re4nisitioti, to wash, (ler Ora Pekitiini to Parliaiiiitt again:it the Kipti, noanee of th,: ineonse 'Jr At nile L6eD •NlhAtoß. having enteredatie II di , accomfoL4p tiled, by the Sheriffs, the hasineas cominiroce,l-io the usual Mr. DAVIS came for Ward, anti said, It Was . not necessary to enter at touch lettlith on a subject respecting ‘Yhielt 411.per4u4s must ,he unanimous, It was now mote than 16 years !since that odious Tax was 'first:proposed.' It . was Considered thq as a War Tax ; and now we had arrived at the pc• viod.pf a glorious and,•happy . ,Peace, ,it required nothing but the union of lirm and decisive,endea. tours to obtain its complet'e tiny' shape, in it •was oppressiveltod; aticians44 , tuitional. The Itesolutions being then read, they wpre, se. conded•by'nr. BiThISTEAD, in a Very few' words. The draft of the intended Petition to-Parlia« ment was then read, which contained'precisely,tha substance of the Iteso.ution3, It concluded a Resolution, that the Representatives of the CrtSir of London tte instructed to support its sentiment* in Parliament. • Sir I'ViLLI,A.m .CI.T.RTts came forward, and watt received with notch applause. Atter exprest , ing• the lutppniesi be felt at the preseut 'oppoitttnity. ofaddressis% the Livery, he said lie haul:often de• clarvd hilr t,ttitimetits, that the lax, wes One that was oily to lie tolerated in ti.tic Avtit; and 'he thought 'it ought' Mit liutY to otist... After a struggle. of '25 - years,- the faith with the pocittL . ()ight to he oh!qted.,.,l3tit us to ,settig itts t ruct ed to support the COOtelltS u (Lie he would nut receive the iustrutiutis•frunt atty . man-- 7 -011ssing). If the niatter lt,ttf 'beta left to illutst;lt a tit wottl,l lutve,tlorte just as lic,tk4ittltr to knew lisituty in Parliatiteut too well to ~ u tfer tube instructed of coo thatuleti ls y any. mtly. -;-• Sir J Asiis SHAW said he would•present Ott Pe. t.iLiont, • ;tntlsuppoltit,loi , th. lriy rotc. lit•• Ckred tll'at the lueoinej of 'was not to Ife'toleiattit• in the time oCitenee ; hut time ut war i.e. thought it impossible . to.:soppoct the exigencies of, iha sNte .without it. kk W of opinion Coat a moderate loan, to the amount Of five or six milliuus,'tla interest or which 'Might be paid out of theSitilting.Fund, would supersede the necessity ,of the. Income ,l'ax, and I4i . te 'thest Government time to turn themselves round ;, after which,' the expences . might be so far redirced, that he was convinced no farther loan or burtheo , upors the public would be neeessq.. AlderinimArKtto.expreped his opinion, Cidt the I:mime TAX was 'mart. efficient . than ',111)- stitute,that could be adOpted'in lieu (A it. it taa Assessed-Taxis. %%Ire innrcasol, or any oilict mode resorted to, the . .eql would be greater theta the public were inVare of. As to the voting his opinion, he never would do ii. n o proper' intioetlieut , could:hc- found as 11 , 4itbstitute for the Property Tax, he ,should not be. ashamed to Icicl hiti 'name to its continuance upon such property as Ought' tU bear Ur. PAYELL Stoat! forward to give his support to the proceeding, ,on the behalf of his %ropily friend, Alderman Cumbe. Mr. WAITIINAN spoke in favour of the Petition, and thanks were voted to the Lure( Mikyor. _. . The interruption to every kind of field spoils, 4 . :has been this yetir the most continued of any year ever ieitiembe.red: Hounds have been continual's)r advertised to meet, wh have met with nothing but frost ; and greyhountls, to have had a chases of coursing, must have run la the snow. r ;; • .; *f;',ll "" f ' i.r' , , Vi t ' I' l l id ~ ( 4 1, -Pl4l r , + e ~~, r 4,,, ~ i i s~tf