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r ISS .)--- r . `.7‘, - , s '. f ~;;%., ••=. ' ---•,' . ' . . .. . , , ': - • -1 14.. - 7 -43. 'T . ''!,:' - rex* , ` 4 V,' . _- ,:. _., .. •,-, 1.',;' 4 ,4 ' 4 4 ' ____ :e s t , ' '., - - . ' -.U ♦t -4 - 4 - ....I ~ • ' . ` l '''l ' 4 i i :•!...„ . _ , . , - - ''''.l , . , . ~ • •-` t . _ _ .. , - __ ~~~ F/ i NITA] Bill. 7255.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. e'llS PRESENT EVENING; Dec. 6, 15 15 , theti Majesties' Seryints will pert.rin '4 he eninedy of A TRIP TO -SCARBOROLTCift• tLord Foppington, Mr. S. Penley ; Sir Tnnbelly CltitTy, r. Palmer ; 0.7010n e l T own l v , Mr. H o lland; Lurelcs', "ark ;Young Fashi o n, M r . Barnard: LorY, ~?tanda Mrs. O rger ; Berinthea, Mrs. Davison ; M Huy..iHu y..g en, Nlardytt (her first appearance in that Characters. After which, a new Melo-Dramatie'Romanee, O'FIE MAGPIE : OR, THE A 1411) OF PALAISEALT t_ The Bailie, Mr. Monde!): Farmer Gerras, Mr, D,,,rton P r e ' t l a i r r a "Mrs B. Phillips Mr': Barnard •; Richard, Illack : Blaissot, Mr. Knight; I,saac, k, gr. Maddocks ; Dame Gervas, Mrt=. Sp In arks; Ann:;tte,' Kelly - • . Act the First, Incide.ntal, Ballet, composed by Mr. Xi Yrn e• The Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, B s o Vallam e y, xes•and Places to be taken of Mr.Spriug', theßßtnnda, fartotnhilirincipai Entrance 'Ur . . tb' Theatre, in Bryd,'-es-s.treet, ' len till Four, and of whom may. he bad a )I•iva.t.e Box onghtly). bo x • ti rke es. Second Price , 3s. 6d.--Ptt. ns. second . t a n t ; 2 '. - -Lower Oallery, 75.; Second Price, Is. — UPPer TO 2, secomrprice, .„.(1 morrow, King Richard the Second ; after which will be rl et `,! u c ti . (for' th e fii es t. li me ) aNlusical Farce in Two Ine l ailed My Spouse and Friday, a favut; i‘ rite Saturday, The: floney-Moun,!—..-On a n I (11 "- - -On Tuesd a y will be revived, a Play frotnikaamont .14Pletcher, with con s iderable Alterations, utukr_ the title . The Merchant of Bruges; or, Beggar's Built. With new 414/c, Scenery, and Dresses. HI ROYAL, C :)VENTT AP D - GEN. t ralS PRESENT: - EVI?,N IN() , 6; 1815'; will be perf orme d a n e w .antic Piece, call ett • ' Prq. - AvtiArs .- A IIIAN'OF FAtil-11ON ? ' 2 4 ; ut principal Cha rac te r s by Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blonebatir,' •jp ries, Mr. T 1 , yy ~. Davenport;--bliss Matthews. t After which, the Dramatic Romance of CYMON. • vs Merlin (a Niazician.), Mr. Egerton t'CVII", Mr. Durus°l v s (a Kni.2,•ht), Mks Burrell ; Donis, Mr. I.aston Ire°, Mr. raweetr; Urganda • ftbe Ericlvititress), , Miss ; bliss Stephens 1-IFatirna, Mrs. Gibbs : 1 bee 'e, taliiistso.lac ; Daehue, Miss Matthews; Dorcas;, Mrs. After the•3trtime)',-a ife'w Coinie Musical .Enter call •• • 140 BINET TrlE' BARNDIT; OR ed , THE' FORE:ST . OF MONTESC ARP' N I . • • WWI new Music., SeenctY, Oressei' an4DeCorltiow. GI-n[ ll pin°, Mm. Bellamy: Bainardb,- Mr.• Dit.ttket "tet (Servant - to Grumpinol, Mr. Li.ston-;:Griffonio, Mr, fla.• ?perton; Sergeant, Mr. Simmons; Fierabras;• Nlr. Tokely; Mr Trebu Mr.:-.l.efferies4. Amanda..(Daat; l l;• ter • - • ' to Grunipino), Miss Matthews. , to for tbe:llo,s'es•td lib taken . of • Mr. Braudoii,' cat the 4"Th`A-011iee, Hart -stO,cti frain.TeTi till Four. 1, 4? "„ 1 xes - M• Second Price u5.:6.5.-z•Pit G.I. ~Price tt;---1,0%%:er Gallery ss. ; I s . - ... t peer *4.-111.4 y. rice rid. • 11 h •••r°" , uet the Bar.dit, or, The •Forest of , Montesearpinii' will e , .r eMen every Eveling7. - .' •,) - 3 . l4,l °i. "ritov • - , Satorday, and MdMlaY . , The' OI r l c cv moil•—A hew Comedy, called Smiles arid 7. 1e4 - .s ;„, ~ru'l W idow's Stritao•ew' 0;ill be produCed (fGrthe first: ti Uri ~ • '7. • nesu d y uexty . - - lit ..: It. WEST'S PICTURES. i .. ih ; r tii3LiC .P.re respectfully' iitfornied, taat ti b, - ,,-' , Exiiii t iTioN will cLbsETri sATuRDAY. the. ~.A 4 ', . 4,kr, ,iil the-MIDDLE. of..T.I.NITARY; to enable tal itts t , to .isli - his' IW AWING. from the rucTuRE of tx t l 4l it I itr4 ECTI44, prtparatory tb, a PIi.INV behig Made Order, CLIAItLES SMAIti, 'Secretary. Nll-4 4 1.11 • , . . NI :6 Catill?..-11, 7:1 . - OfFICA, ,Vbv.'2o; 18 2 5.* " s . ofricE is hereby giveii, thaf a - Se ss i on o f Oy e i, - ygt,' 4 4(1' Terminer and Gaol Velivery, for. the Trial $71.: DP ..cn c ,„ • A z ' '''' "'Min Wed on'the 11i ,, h Seas within tie Jgri..dietail u oji -, e , .1* :' - • • ' '-' ' ". j j 4 a miralty 0.,f En,Von el, u! ill be held izt Jast ice ..1:114,448., 4 9. t li b aiie. , /, ~KnC/e;ii; ;)11 Tuesday, the 19il i o f bccenitei ne.rt 1 - • 4 4.4iZhei, &Ink in the jlicrning: ' •.. ''' • • 1 . Jolly .B.IRI ?-6 IF4 . ..."-----____ - • . .'..;:-...PrF01411) f-,reptivA'Ll,, ING-Y. , 41?!), Dee: S; Isls- ... . .1 11P4 S are to "oitie"Notice; that on Thursday, 4 ' tke bilk Instant, at Teria' Clock - in the Forenoon, n.i. I I fi pt eal)° 'ed to PCT .8 LIC S. 4LEi• at• his'• 4'1`01.01?"'r-ictill-, iWard' I..)efttfurrl, . a 'quantity ' of SERVICEABLE •ler • aid! lIE El s ; ' ob . * sundrY Lotsof the .Ikilion'i‘:2; tin- . tt: teab le Prorts. ionsa . nd Stores, nom lying in the said _ Yard,. tir e . ' • tt, 4 . D Fl our, _Pease' ()attneal, 'Beef, Pork, Stlet, A r ineg!lp ' "er, and Chees e ' . • ....': it,nt 4 1),. of , - - '. ?- t qt . 25/. per cent.. is to he marle teflon the &my en 4ot 2t the tl.a te ol sale, and the ronointler of the lotr -1.,,kie,..27.7. Pu ri , '" "ne Y 'Paid before the Stores aye removed, for wifi' i.,1‘ ,, 'lay - :7 a P er iwig/ ti working. days wild be allowed from- t,h , e iiig;,'' al e , tise 11 , 11i/en s partientorly obscrt.ing, hurt pot less ' I the pre- latt, re 62le-i lnli of the quttntity is to be taken away jron . „r o i l : 47 . i lliin the firSt SeVer s t (1( . 110; avid the teina inder h ! itze seven On,. t i ; ' '''' 6 .15; otherwise the deposit money trill befrayeited, • C',., ' -.le ' I:ottsions• or Stores remain ;the, firoperty, of the ?on a s ' • ..t . r,,,,,,i, - (1 : n.O ex . ter 7 4ion of lipte .0 - ill, on any account, be ' ..k Oi'i ,NEW CNV ITAI, LOTTERY"-, _ i,V o r 40 1 'lC'KErl's, with 'IVO Prizes of L. 50,000 !• 7 other Prizeii of varied Values in 3 , per.Leitt. Consols . 4•lU hl' - and all b e Drawn l'O-MORROW, 7.th December. *3 - I'EME - . \ ',• .. ' • 1' '•••. ', .. . ........ . . 20,000 i., . lkittO, - 40 19 0. 1 ••.. . ........... 1,004 • (int., _ f,00,0 1 -.."' ........... 500, ditt o ... .... . 1.,0da. , . , • ...... .. : ..... 300 ll it t o ........ ' 'NV ditto 6 ''' •• ' ..• -,....., , .... 900....... ditto : oVi t)4- ,1f.,. 10 ••• •• • • ......... Jul..— AlCotY . 600 , .. 54j ~,,:,,sa:v . • • • • • .. ......... • ' ' F)11. • .... ' ............. 1,5 ditto --,....,_.::.• • ... : ........ .. 10 ditto 1 ,00: 4 „ '' %.1••• •4 7: 2 'es• In Con.ols and Money ' L116,745 ''• g. 4,9ir5?f11., will hare, i..0,.!)(;)01. more, utaklug 'I'IVO i ll 111-es . . Prizes of 50,0001. . . . , '4l, Contractor, respectfully ' aetplatiitB Kiti',; . tdt Public t 4 ati wl 'I - t •ii S'iare - hi. t'lpttery. te-' 0 1 „ , , o, 1 .., ,h, -..i.1 sa y . , ... 1 ( "' 7 e s, iN . , ,. ) /.. selc et choice may he had at both jiis favoured . ~,8 " 1 11 .%, ' ( 7 ' ' 1 Q. (s Yittfill,,atl 9, Charing-erpis, where tbe fol "cr,,,,,,?'"a1l Prizes, drawn last Saturday, the 25th of Nov•- 'i•i, m;anti sliared:—viz ' - ' • .11.15 u.; e,4tit7.olle,t Pri:re t erer• 4 . 1 r awn, No. 10,.553, L.50,0(10! ii . ti7; a P ' rizt; . of L. 20,000; and Fot.; rteen other Ca , . ...„ lietai ..,E 4.10‘)0, :1,4)0, &c. &e... 4t.. , , :. ------,•-...,......__,,. . ..tl most he,drawn Next "Iltursday. Irt- '• ' i' .. , . :raill - !ay.w as r.nblisl t ed, . . lit eto. ti:e.-'ll4‘l Edition, 'pi: - •. re ss. of -. , . ••• ' ..' _.. ki4.L.P of. NVATERLA),O:;‘ a , F&) W. Prim ed , . By IVALTER SCO.UI'. • ~, t.u. Edi,, b uY James Ballantyne acid Co: for - Constable '4 lid' 4 ; 1 4 4, i t i! .l r o ; Lan:oil:to 1 - 11,:ast, limes, grme - aid )3_rown,' ; • "Y, L'utiiftiii. '' ' - - - . ').. • STOCKDALE'S PEERAGE FOR 1.316. This Day was published,. irrboalls, ur 9s. ~• THE PRESENT PEERAGE of the'UNITED lINGDONI, with the Arms of the Peers aild Baronets. 'o which is added, a" List of the Baronets ci.f Grestilritain, With re :el - orce to their Arms. Carefully corrected to the peesent time. • • • • Published by William Stockdale, 'Flit; Day was 'Published, in Rm. pi ice issTh,l. boards, 11$4015'414ting the TGREA'ING AiOTNII a'of ,JI.ILY, 1 . 815 : A Scrie's of Letters . addressed to a l'`riend•iis London. .", • • . By W: D,,FELLOWES, Eq. Illuitrated tsy Portraits of the, Royal Fatally of France, en groupe ; a present I.,iteiress of Bnotia.parte, eh-vignette; and other interesting . Plate.s, its One Voltaire. " London :; Printed:for Gale and F.:nher, paternoster-row. This Day we're In four Volumes, svo. pricy 21. , 2s. hoard, a New Edition, be: ing the Tenth,-with i :%fetuoir of the Author, of C II 1 I 9.1.1 1 CHAIIACTEII:: .or, , tical Improvement of the Principal Histories in the Old and New Tes,ainvnt, • TIIOMAS ROBINSON, M. A. Late Vicar of St. Marv's, Leicester : . and•FelioW .of Trinity _ z Cotlege, Caaibricfre. Also, by the'sanie Author, iscvnd Eilitinn, in 3 vols. Syn. ,priae 11. I is, (Id. hoards, 'Tin. Christian- System Unfolded.; rind Essays on the Prophecies of the Nlessiali, t col. Svc). price i as. ho'ards. The above form the whole Works of the late Rev. ' r. Itobius,in, and may be had wit h uniform Titles, tit Eight Volturnas, Mro. price 41. 4s: boards. • -London : Printed for Gale a;tl &finer, PaternoslCr-row ; where may be had, Ninth Edition,,with a 'Arqmo . ,,rot the Au, thor,theßev.•T. Robinson's Scripture Characters, ,in Four Volume's, duodeeitno, price 11. 1 8 s. in .boards. • WEDNESDAY, PECEMB p:i... 6, 1813. land, litirham, N'ofthntlertori/Pliirsk, anslF,F,:ts 7 . iazwold, Dontfr , :es, Car isle,' Per -0), Ilcongh, Rip ; pun, heron ii Bridge Kriareshorongli .Harroivgate, and all 'par?, of the . . HINCKLEY, Ailrerstone, 'Llitteeivoitli, and Northam?- , ton 'Coach evs.rr'Aforn:at Six, except Monday;andecerF E;en- STIR.F,WSTITTRY and - North . W:sles Cheaß (`oach, through Shill - nail. Iron Bridge, livrtlvrliampton and Bitaiii)gliani • escre Entig'or,' Capel eerig; Lbw wrst, C.Zrn Mawr, C.orwen, C.-aesirSosit,Cisnsw.ay r gswes4.and all parti of Nor th Ntroies, eccry itlEtraitl • BiltVINe;i4AM called The Crosi'a Prince, throns;ll Stosiv S.tratfottl, • Lemingtsin and IV:irwi - ek, every .Islisonissz.at FOnr, and ani;iVe the snow Ev...ni-ng at Tilt:. .ChCster, Stair rd, and Litchfield (7o:whs.'s ever,- II'ISBEAC;H; March,. Chattel-14P, nad St. Ives Neiv Csiats, .l.tlonslay, Wesllicsdav, and friday Ev'elsing;. _ . ..E.rre . ti v. t,o, Atherstone, I 'vi l ol a N,;;.t h „,,h, t o n , new and (..xecllent Thu,. l Atornin , s of Six CHELTENHAM • Nov Pay . Conch, tjiroml4 ErsTrol . ll; lirtrfpcd, and Oxford -learrics fsoir ist,i , i... sets oat every,:klrtrniti;;; ; except ,Sunda,A, at Six, And arrives early tl:. - sara. EtT.ll!,4sat the Plow lon, . . ..... . OXF()IZ. „ I3 F, Ne h te t. Ptist Coach; Called 'The Defianc e , ever y . . . ~. . Nfliii'leff v.•ty last, Coach, through Newmarket andl Theiforl, et - t o l.',v,enin - ,„it - Seve:). ' - • . . ' • ' •• YAll7ill)r,' f il, LowestolF,.'4lE - celes, YoNfor.l,, and Wo o d.. britke Telezral , h,eve.r Afternoon at font Q'Cl.lcji ... ' , . I 1,P5 , ,y(11 ~,,{-,,:‘: ' , ,.'1, ,, -r,evtryAf'e(:mni , orl atFo,ii - S:. Seven. t.:.:01 IBI1)13E anti -Ely Nate Teleg+apli Coach, every Ni:.;!it, - atol-Carri efcs to all Pai-ts of Norfullt, Suffolk, .k.ssex, ; ~Et!uSt . C.lltp,!itit, e ,liiry... '. . ._ . . , ,‘ . . . . i - F. 1%. - :;'s HAM, - ovi.flliatn, Brandon, and Newmat ket ele : gaot '.!‘;',w - 0 0 , 1 ,h, tho - Lord . Njlson * Tnestlay, Tbursday, and Siitutsd,l7. Night at Six - o'Cloek, Stuolay at Five. ' . ' 1 ' LYN:S Yost Coach, Tuesday, Tliarsilay,. anti Saturday 1 M - oriliti t rs at' V;vi. , o'Clock. . . . • 1 , SOITTITAMPTON' and . I.vmington elegant , nary Coach, eVerY 'Morning: (excefq Sunday) at Five - o'Clock.. .Paeliet's ' sait to th e . ii,1, 1 of IV ight on the arrival of :the Coach. Parcels are kollv'eyed t 9 all :tarts of the Island. s W INCIIE•CI'i...,it, Basingitolte, and Hartford Beige vcry fast Coach, every Morning at Five o'Clock. • I'UNIU atad Tunbridge %Veils tzewand easy. Coaches, evel . s' Mnraing. , . -.-, ; - • • TuTgrOtiDGE'WeM . nest Post Coach (carries four inside :of throtat;h . 'funbridge, Bevetioitices, 'and Riverhead, 'O'ory ; A itcrln4pu . ,at. Four ti . C.'lock, Suritl.ay excepted. • . iltlitTON itpon Trent , Post Coach, throwgh 'Ueasltam, 1 Twym:oss, ~Ittielstone, tlineklet; - , litterwortli, Wilford, Nor ! thampton,: and Ounstahle, Sunday, Wednegday, and Friday 1 P;lornings,•atS. ix o'Clock. , • BRISTOL, Bath, ,Devizes, and Marlborough new an.t . actllent Post'toach (carries four inside only) every Aft,ernoon at rive, well lighted and warded throughout, This CohVqiinee is incontrovertibly superior to any on the . I Western Road. EXETER, l'::,•mont !I, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bal at seven. I ; SEVENOAN.S, ye rhealt IVromley,Coacli es , ever y M orn . INC-N. Mittel, ,II irn wall, and Tun.' liridge ex pt, New Coach, every Nlornlng at hall-past Fi ye. rotasmouTli and 143()§pori l'ekgraph, every Morn iAg i awl EVenint: at Five o'Clocli. is • • • : • . PORA'SMOUTH., Honk(lean, Perersilel4 Godahlariz, and Ghihlf.ird New Colelles, every Monti hi/. aucl Even lug at Five. PORTSNIOUTII New awl Coae!t, the Duli - e of wellin• t t rt., Tuesday, Thursday; atilt SaturdafAlorhino.s, at F.hritt o'Clock. , . i -- Et`fET ER tulTatinfon (r)laches,eyery `.I ruing Evenin'g. WEtLti,livitig.ewater, and Tatimtml Coaelie.4, every Morn- PLYMOUTH and Fainronth ;very - fast and cheap Coaches, ryery nine and Evening., BURY anti' Normal-Let Post Coa . t h, Tuesday,. Thursday, and Satthilay Mori:iksot hall-past-Five. 13,1 TH and Bristol Costhes, to Bath in 14 Hours, erery Marnitp , Four 'awl Evening at Five. LE/v-7,-.2,,,.-00;6(.1d,.Maresfield, andEast•crinstead Coaches, every Morning ut Fight o'Cloek. • " BOGNOR, aratlieltqc4s, a Bathing. -Place on the Strs4x 'Coast, inmeh admired 'for its fine. Sands- a new _Coach, every ,Morning atSh.' CHICHESTER, Midhurst, and Hasleanare, new Telegraph Evory Tuesday • Thto - sllay and I,'atiAt•Ltity, , CHICHESTER New Coach, thT . ough.. Dmicton- and PeL , Worth, NrOiCtlav, I'Vetirtesday, arid 'Atornings at Seven. ARUN DEL' New Coach, thro;:gh Omicron, Petworth, and Little, f lainptorl, Tuesday, Thurskiay, a:141 S;tturdiy Nlorniitgs, at Screeil. NI - Ait - roNE, Mailing, and Arrotharn Coaches, . every rive'and" Nine o'Clock. • - • FOLKSTONE, Saudgate,‘..tind Ashford Coaches, every 'Morning. I)(YtrEit', lklarjatc; Irtamsi7aie, Deal, ~and Cant er b ur y Coach es , e v e ry Morning at o'Clock, and'Evenin; at Five. alw: 4 ys ready for families .or parties: Chathaw, °eh este,r, and stroini Coaches of every de;cription, at Sils anti Nine kk, Old -Mordipg, Oile at Noon, and lialf.-*ist Fivirin the Eeeriini?. • - (:11,IVESEN1),Northileet, i3od. Davtford Conchts4f Six and Nine in the. Morning, Ole at :y:pon, arld . y.iv in the Evening.' Extra COaiihes always reatly. original ited Coltot, throughCro . 3;,tott, Rei gate, crtvley, a,ld (,:nektiettl, erer Nlorning*it BRIGHTON New Coach, caned - ttre fake olNorcol eerey 7.llorniir• at Nine, t4,r w ig-,11 I).‘riiint.f, Horsham, & Henfield. muliirr-QN Nciv arid' Elegant Post Coacli, the Eclipse every Afternomt ;:t Three. BfLlGUlTON.ltx..;epcy C9;tch, at half past Ei4bt o'Clock e.very Eveniog. WOILTI -- 1.1`;',"; modern and truly desirable Post Coach (car ries .foor rtlstiL4: only) through Broadwater, Eintion, toil, kl'est liorshant, and I),,irking, every Morning at Eizot , GODALN:ING,Idford, Merroi,v; East Horslev, and Toeiday, Thursday ; . and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock. EAsTilau.aN N;itniawr Co;%eli„ Tucstlay, Thursil&y, and Sitardav, at 113 If past Six o'Clock. • (i01'.\„1.7,1,1NG and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and Afterni-on. DOKKE.“:, Ltatherbead, ann Epsom Coaches, every Morning - at :Sine, and Afternoon at 'l'tirce. • s ITYN ['SG., Horsham, • and Dorking Coaches, every at six. • lA:.'tlP FON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. Following COACHES set fruit' Ow BELLE SAUVAGE CAMIIitID“E 1111tMINGI1AM 'New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every Morning. at a Quarter before Five, through Stony Stpttford, Soothant, Leniington-, and Warwick. .0: *;1•70110 oew aild 'elegant Poit Coach, the Defiance, every Mornini at Eight. StrtfIEIAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Morning, ex. cept Siintlav, at Five.. ••• ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 'Morn ings, at Nine. Nl -2 .WBUiIY 'Coach, every . Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon.' }TASTING i; New Post Coach,. every 4linniug at Eight. V.INDS(III..C6ach, every Nlorning, at Seven. 111:1(arrl)N coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, at thrwlgh Dorking, Horsham, and Hen field. BRIGHTON Ne.w Post Coach, the. Eclipse. : every .After ,nuon, at Ilan' prist; Two. 131w“-11, - QN Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. LI3TON.Coach, cvery_Day, at thie. I M PTON Coaches', every Alorning and Evening. PO very Morning and Even. at, Fire, , LYNN New • Coach; • 7Thursnay, — Saturday. • Morning q, : at Fire. • The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the Goldelt,Cross is the only Office in London -from whence :Carriages set Out to all the Bathing ,and Watering Places, aml places ol fas.,bionaid e acct p iblie resort-+n the kingdom. The most strict attention will he paid to inquiries. at the a i oPvc OfEtes, and every i'4ormation ptuictually given relative to all : poblic Can 4iges setti3g 2 pir from London,— The Proprietors are not an.wcrahlc for any Parcel or Package abuve value, unless entered and an Insurance paid accordingly. • JOIIN ('ROSS and ;WAN :oIORILIS, Atop-le:tors. rpnrcn sE—tnkriwcz:, syATr, PAPER. NOTE lALivEr.En IN By VISCOUNT" CATLERP.Afir TO TM: ALLIED• MINISTERS; AND PLACED tirolf 'Tf3EIR PROTOCOL. Paris, Scott', 815. having,,,been laid bef or e the Mi.. histers Of from the Pope, the Grand Duke Of..Taiseaay - , - the •King of he Nether.- lands and other •Sovereigns, chianiug, through, the intervention of I.lie•Ltigh Alfied • Porret_s, this •uesturation* of the "statutS:, pictures, and other • Works - o art, of which their• respective States Crave been successively and syStematicallv stripped by the lam revolutionary GoVernment of France, cOntrary to every principle of jnstice, and to the • usages of modern 'warfare, and the sane having • -heii referred for the .cousidcration of his 'Corot. - the undersigned has ri!ceiv‘:d the-counnands of the Prince Regent to submit, ft - p- the considerat;,on of his Allies, the foNOwiug fctoatits:upun this inte resting Subject . • • It is no , V the second time that the Powers of Eu T ope have been corupelied, in vindication of • their 'OY.i liberties, and for tlie settlement of the 'world, to invade France; A.;“1 !tyke their armies' have 'postes3ed them Selves cif , the' &apital of the. State, iir which these, the spoil of the greater pa r,t 'of Europe, are accumulated.. - • The Jegitimate Sover6gn ct Ft atce h 3 as often, under : the protection of those armies, been e „,bi e j t o t•esuine his. throne, and to mediate for' his people a peiltleiVith the Allies; to the Marked indulgencies of ~which neither their conduct to their own Monarch, nor towards other States, had given them just pretensions to.aspire. ThAt the purest sentiments of regard fair Louis .XVIII. deference for his aacimt and illustrious HouSe ; and respect for his ini- , fortunes, have guided invariably the Allied Councils, has been pi oved beyond a question, by_ their having, last year, framed the Treaty of ii - edris expressly On the basis of preserving to f'iance its complete inte grity.;* and still more, after their late disappohlt- Meta, by theendeayours they are again making nitimatery tcl.comb 'MC the suhsthatial integrity of 'France, with such an adequate system of tempo. rare precaution, as may satisfy what they o'we . to the security of their own stlhiticts. .• But it would be the height of weakness, as w ell as of injustice, and in its effects much more likely to mislead than to bring back the:licople of France to moral and peaceable habits, if the Allied So •vereigns, to whom thc. world is anxionsly looking up for protection and repose;_ were to deny that principle of integrity in its just and liberal appli- • cation to other nations, their Allies (more espe chilly to the feeble and to the helpless), which they are about, for the second time, to concede to a - nation against whom they have had occasion so long to contend in war. Upon what principle can France, at the close of such a war, expect to sit down with the saute extent of possessions which she held before the Revolution, and desire, at the same time, to re tain the ornamented spoils of all other countries? Is it that there can exist a doubt of the issue of the contest, Or of the power Of the Allies to fectuatc what justiCe and policy requir e ,? if not, 'upon what principle deprive France of her late territorial acquisitions, and preserve to her the spoliations appertaining to thoSe territories,which. all Modern conquerors -have invariably respected, as inseparable fto,n the country to Which they belonged ? The Allied Sovereigns have perhaps something to atone for to Europe, in consequence of the course pursued by them when at Paris (hiring the last year. it is true, they never did's:) far make themselves parties in Eire criminality of this mass, of plunder, as to sanction it by any stipulation ill their Treaties ; such a recognition has been on their part nnitormly. refused.; but they certainly (lid use their influence to repress; at that moment, any agitation : ; of, their claims, in the hope that France, not less sobdued by their gene ros i t y t h an by their arms, might be disposed to, preserve in violate a peace which had been studiously framed to serve as a bond of reconciliation between the Nation and the King. They had alsO'reasou to expect that his Majesty- would be advised volun tarily to restore a considerable portion at least of these spoils to their lawful owners. But the que'stiOn is a very different one now ; and to Tinsue the same course under circum stances so essentially altered, would he, in dist judgment of the Prince Regent, equally unwise towards France, and unjust towards our Allies, who have a direct interest in .this. question. His Royal Highness, in stating this opinion, feels it necessary to guard against the possibility of misrepresentation. Whilst lie deems it to be the duty of the Allied Sovereigns not.: - only not to obstruct, but to upon the present oecasion,The retort) of these objects to the places from whence they were torn, it seems, nolless. consistent with, their delicacy, - not to suffer the,,position of their armies ift France, or the removal of these ivOrks from the Louvre, to become the meant, either directly or indirectly, of bringing within their awn domi.. uionsia single article which did not of right, at theperiod of their conquest, belong either to their respective family collect ions, or to the countries over. which they now actually reign. Whatever value the Prince Regent might at tach to, such requisite specimens of the fine arts, if otherwise acquired, he has no wish to become pcissessed of them at she expense of France, or ra ther of the, countries to which they aright belong', mor e esp e cially. by' following up a principle in war - which he considers as a reproach to the na tion by which it' has been adapted; and so . far front wishing, to , tat;e advantage: of The oecaslott to purclias4:troaa"tlie rightful owners any articles SALTSBUR.Y CATFiEIIf:AT., This Day sere 31.." k. medium :to.; 51. ss. 1 , 1. crown 'folio, and I', s.;per royal folio, rlli-112. UISTt - )RY a:it4 kN l':(..)(TITI ES of the 'il.A CH‘fI:CII of •;iAI;TSIII.. I II.Y (fornii;l4 the first of a s•ei:., iilrstritive of tii " (atliethal Antiqui ties of Ving'i,iir . Ited with a S.elies En , rai'ingtt Fieva , , •H;is, and Vetal4 of that 7Etlifice ; .also, Lt I s.n •'.4•lt Monuments and • Setripture ; inchrClink 11i.i • ';:ibleal ,edotes of the Bishops, and of other.eminern: - Persoas c..i.ueetell with the Church. •-• • By JOHN .13R 'Bribted for . Lougman, Horst. Rres, Orme, and Brown, ..I. l .aternos!errow; J. High lIollsont; and the Alithnr. Ncnni: . . , T. of he History and Antiquities Of Norwieh \V; il he ready on the ist of January, 1816. l'wenty four Engravings will he apuropriated" to that Church; and. rvill be cpurpieted in June next. • • Just published, .tw i ce 2s. ry - 1 \IS or ADVICE to the NERVOUS and of both SEXES, particularly lo th', e whose infirmities are an insurmounrable bar to Con nu vial Happiness, • a d to tbe mist;uideti Proselytes of that de ~ r .!etive •Habit which undermines the most S•igoions Con ions, 'and Often precipitates Young Persons, in the prime of I;ife, into an the Infirmities . of Ohl Age,:,a C4mplicktion of .DiA,!ises, and the very brink of the Grave, Whyte they,:trti •coascions of its moral T.iroit ode or destruct ire Teo denev: With Observations on th , licit Molie:of Treatment founded on .long and ample'Expelience: \'ENEL. 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