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'~J 1 417111118 it 72431 ITHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENIN6, Nov. 24, 1815, • then Majesties' Servants will perform; for'thc 2d time, 1?. " Com e4y, called WHERE TO FIND A FRIEND. princr'al Characters by Mr. Wallack, Mr. Bartley, I r i '- 30 %t0n, p M. Johnsi one, Mr..oberry, Mr. kaight, Mrs. piton; MisS Kelly, Mrs.-SParks• Iu Act 111. A Song by. Mr. Johnstone. The prologue to be siiokeu by Mr. Powell.-- , The Epilogue by Miss Kelly. • _ • - - After which, for the sth time, a new ballet, called CALEDONIAN LAURELS ; OR, THE HIGHLAN:DER'S • - RETURN. . . • The principal Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne„ Miss Sniith, SErft. Bryant (late Misi C.'Bristow). -To which will he added 00441.10,a new Farce, called WHO'S WHO? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. The Cluiraeteri by . Mr. Bartley, Mr. Wallacic, Mr. Bar vard, Mr. Penley, by Harley, Mr. Munden, Mrs. Orger, Miss were. Boxes and Places to betaken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, ,t the . prineipal Entrance of the Theatre, in 13rydges-street, from Ten till Four and of whom niay be had a Private Box Boxes, is..; Second Price; 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second eane, 2s.—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, ts.7-Upper „"erY, Is. ; Second Price, Gil. • - firs. Kean will shortly-repeat the Character of Bajazet , and Marilyn will,rnake her next ae arance as Miss .Hoyden, In the Coined, of a Trip to Searborppough, of which early lib- tea will be given. Tu-morrow, the new Comedy of Where to find a Friend, the gtx- ourite 'Ballet called Caledonian Laurels, and the highly popular Farce of Who's , Who ? pir. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, N0v..24; 1815, will lie performed the Dramatic Romance of GYON. lie Ove r t ure composed by Mr M . Bishop. The Original Music by Michael Arne. And several additional Airs by Sir John ...._ e Ste vetison,Britham, Paer, and Bishop. Scenery, Machinery, Dresses; and Dec Orations, are new.. ....Merlin (a Magiciari), Mr. Egertorf; Cynron, Mr. Dirruset; paramond (a Knight), Miss 13urrell ; •Dotus, Mr. Liston 4, t i t 6 co, "Mr. Fawcett; Urganda (the. Enchantress); , Miks N i l _g h es; Sylvia, Miss Stephens.; FllPtllaa, Mrs, Gibbs ; Plur v .Na Mac Alpine • Daphne Miss Matthews ; Dorcas, Mrs. piston, .-• In Act I. an Arcad i an Ba ll et: A rca di an Swain, Mr. Noble; 1 ; 1 43 1'h, Miss Luppino. To which will be added, the new Melo-Dratna.of aeraid, mTr.HI4: MAGPIE, OR-THE - MAI M Abbott; Benjamin,uee i t B t: Everard, Mr. Henry, It Mr, ntricy; inst . = of the Village, ulanchard; Martin, Mr. Liston ; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; - ail : ‘; Gerald, Mrs. Davenport ; Anisette, Miss.& Booth; ... ,, P laces for the Boxes tube taken of Mr. l3rantion,-at,Abit theeßOacs , Hart -street, from Ten till Four. • ; Skccuid Price 3s. tid.--,Pit 35. 64.; Second Price „...c--oLower ballery 25.; Second Price Is.—lirper Gallery Is.; „.utt Price lid. 1 , 1 -lie Doors will be opened at,-H.alf-past Five, and the Play - `" 1 at Half-pas • - t te %ht revived Dramatic Itorn'afice of Cvnion having been re -244.‘ t hroughout with the 'most unqualified approbation and lie.' a n'e, will be repeated on every night not appropriated to " •li , s r erforniances..: 110-morrow, the Tragedy of The Gamester : Mrs. Beverley, 11 ( ,%?: 3N cill; with Th e Forest of Bondy, or, The Dog of ‘4,:i7 .- ' 4, —On Monday, hey,Cyroon ; withfi tinie) a /11 :rc, callea What's a .'!l; , n of Fashion ?-oti rst Tuesday, lied y T4e Stranger : Mrs. Haller, A , tile Drat - nat:6 Romance Of Cynion. alli ed. 4 " reheats:l.4_ and will speedily be, •pro y IS IIL -••-• UR; wEsT , s PICTURES—CHRIST • 12E- • J ECTED, -his SECOND PICTURE of CHRIST t ii,LIN (.4 in: the TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the CRU gt.„ IX L ( IN of OUR SAVIOUR; with several SKETCHES, now Exhihiting at No.PALL-MALL, near Carlton "Sel vrery day - (Suinlays excepted) from Ten in the Morn 'to the close of the Eveniiig. N.B. Good Fires are kept in the RooMs. • By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary' ~ 3 ItPPiSiI FIRE-OFFICE , November 21, 1815. NOTICE is heieby given, ' that a GENERAL ttlice in the PROPRIETORS will be holden at their At .,„ the Strand, •ort WEDNESDAY, the 29th indanf, ti twelve o'clock at Noon, when A DIVIDEND will be, DE -1) for the HALF YEAR ending, at Michaeliaas ROBERT SKELTON:, Secretaty', . TO-MORROW MORNING,. At Nine-o'Clock,,heing h‘ ' , ART DAY of Drawing. 'tile is.ooe Tickets. The GREATEn' PR.IZES ever known :I THREE Prizes 0f... :L 54,000 - TWO 20,006 ONE: 4, 0 .41 0 I,oco esides PriZes of 500 1. 3001. S2orlii. &C. . I ^l y Three per Cent. C0n501.4.. . l"1, favoured the Contractor, resPectfollY:invltes Commands at his Friends early THIS EV . F...NING, c." l , favoured Offices, No:4, CORNBILL, and V, (.;HAR.7 '4 l Y-(11 ° •S, for .111-e T "' icke4 ` 1 " Shares, now unsold are very few; , liZ. ''"ll2l4 " 4 0 4gnitude- of the 'Prizes are unparalleled ; 44vair tag' of file Rise of Stocks is new and unequalled; d ' t he Drawing begins at Nine o'clock TO-MORROW iNIORNING. lOCltry ' - FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF 'r.RSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven -street, Strand, November 1, ISI3. ItENEFAcTioNs SINCE Tilt; LAST RE - Ike , . FortT, Vi?. k. s. d. itotilt: per J , , - glr t lion• the Earl Of .Staniford and Warring -30 0 0 ,ligulater(ti,ioin. Earl DYrie"r' - and the Hon. E. liar small Balance remaining in their lian(!s .-v'tetv•irds•Of White's, for conelneting the Dip -I,'er •givoin to the Duke of Wellington, per Messrs. 'la m 2B 8 2 'm i . w me , rsleys and Co - - h er ," l ' PePperell., Bart. perßiddulph and Co: Ann. 2 2 0 Zlbtike Yon *e per Hoare - - Ann.An 32 00 I T a b Et wall, Esq ' . per,ditto , - - v% „,..T . 1 0 Bevan, Esq. per Cliatteris and Co. - .2 , ? 2 0 2 0 0 ~_",farn Leckie, Esq. per ditto "sJcUr,.r t. , F r .. , I" ,r, ench, Esq. per Secretary - ~• r. Es ....S. z . • Glyn, q• - - . - Ann. 22 0 ' C. P. e. - 30 00 - . - 10'0 '0 p . , a .. per Biddulph and 1 0 0 Co.o. - - :•,',,,a Vlementi na - - - 2 2 0 X 0 ll ild in th e L etter-Box - ..; -2 0 0 L. 137 3 2 t!cliarge d and relieV - ed from varions,Priions', behturs, for the Sum - - L. 202 7 9 n- sidered the Cases,of 38 Petitioners; Ap7 I r ,a v " 2 7.; Referred for Characters 8 Peti e's, - and Rejected 0. enelatztion s arc received by J. Camden Neild,•Esq. the 4'"er f Cheyne-wally, Chelsea; also by Messrs.. klerries, arquh a t-street ; .r, and Co. St. datnes's.street; Iluares, Flee ai 4 7ff;s, and Whitmore, Lombard-street; Bidtlulpolt,Cools, c 6; T,4ge, Charing-Cross ; • Dorri-en and Co. Fatehrbinil, Barnmerstevs, Veres and Co. 77, Lora- . ; and by the Secretary, Nu. 7, Craven-street, nand, where the Boole`; may be -seen by those who arc in ned to stippOrt thittCharity, and where the Siircitty meet oil Abe first V 4 itilnesday in every Mouth. F4l- ..ALA" I- ' • _ 016 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24 , /815. ADMIRALTY-OfFlcß, 11r0v.2.0, NoncE is hereby giva, thi:tt a' Session of Oyel and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of fences. committed we the High Seas; within the JUr:.'lliCoo7B of the d3!TiraOy of Englnad,will be'held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailer,, London,on Thesday,the 19th of December neat, at Eight Cloth in the jlorning.. JOLLY .1141?0 N. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 13, 1815: THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S PRDiV,INCE do, hrrebg give Notice, That they will SE LL by' PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on Thorsdoy, the 30th of Suvember instant, and following day, at 1 t o'clock precisely on those days, sundry LOTS of OLU and UNSERVICEABLE STORES, consisting of Hanes, Collars, Bit Halters; Rope Traces, and various other articles of Sadlery and - Harness; Clothing, and sundry articles of Bedding . ; Powder Horns, Tents, Tent Poles and Pieces, Drums, Bugles, and Trumpets; Musket and Pistol Stocks, Cast and Wrought Iron, Round and Double-headed `hot; Cast- Iron Trucks, and Wrought-Iron Carriage Work, Bushel Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter and Mixed Metal ; Horse-Shoe Nails, Tools of sort., Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lanthorns, Standing Vices, Carts and Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks and Barrels, Cartridges, Helmets, sundry Old Buildit& Matc fiais, and Fir Scantling; Portable Forges, Handscrews and Anvils, Wheels and Elm Board; together with a variety of other Articles; • • The whole of which may ke viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, a.nd at the Royal Arsenal at froolwich, until the day of sale, at which places printed lAN" of the Lots will be deliver'ed to those persons who army apply for the same. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREI7, Secretary. WATERLOO SVASCRIPTION... City of London Tavern, Nov. 23, 1815. A T a MEETING of .the GENERAL COM.- IsurrEE, fGis Day, JOSHUA WATSON, Esq. in the Chair. The Treasurers. reported, That the amount of Sub,criptions received and made at this . tilac.e to the. 22d instant, is - - - L. 222,795• 19 1 Of which is iuvested L. 2.000 Lon; Annuities 210",0001teduced 3' per Cent. Annuities G 5,000 3 per Cent. Consols. 10,200 Consols subscribed. The Committee desires to receive immediate Applications for the Vide s, Children, and derendent Relatives, and fur Orphans of Officers and Soldiers killed, and from Officers disabled, or severely wounded, and Privates disabled.. or se verely wounded ; being icatiy to attend to all such CaNes, and tO•afford, where wanted, a - present Relief and Assistance, in part of that - wbicli may hereafter be cletrioined on for their Cases respectively, wheti'a near calculation can be ramie:of the'extent of Claims, and of the Amount of the.Suliscrip tions properly applicable to such Relief. • The Committee begs to request that the return of the Sub ‘scrlptions .made in the several Churches and Parishes in,Eng land and Wales, hy the Licence of the King's Letter, and of the Districts, Towns, at4l Cities of the United Kingdom, to this time, may be advised, and the Remittances made at the earliest convenience for. the purpose of . investment in the Public Securities bearinc interest. It is also earnestly requested, that. Bankers or other Per sons, who may have received any Subscriptions on this ac count, will favour the Committee with a Return of all such Sums, if not already noticed and acknowledged in their daily Advertisements; the correction of any errors of report, and the notice of omissions (if any) are particularly desired. Further Sul; L. s. d. Parish of Woodliam Ferreres, per Rev. • Henry Von Voorst 3 5 0 Iscriptions : L. s. d. Parish of Eardley & Whitney, per Rev. Mr. Price - I 6 0 Ditto of Broisnyard 36 10 0 Ditto of Madiey - 716 6 Ditto of Edwin Relph 3 0 0 Ditto of St. Cotumb Major, per Rev. J. Trefnsis - - IS 7 0 Ditto of St. Winnoe, pe - r • Re'r. Robert -Waliser - - 10 1G 6 Ditto of Mewen, per -Rev Mr. Hocker, . jun. 7 , 6 I 9 0 Ditto bf St. Clears - 2 15 .9 AtSmith, Payne & Co. . Subscription. at Linco!n, .re mitted by Smith, Lilison.& Co. viz. Parish of Normanhy, per Rev. 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Kidneys ,and Bladder, Obstructions is the Urinary Passages, and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of ,Diet, Confinement, or hinderanco to liusine4s. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside London, and most Medicin e Venders intrery TuNru e iullauttllsz at 2s. and 225. each. 4', ;.ok truich INDIA. A letter froth India, speaking of th'e tetalitta: Lion of tlie,Napul tsar, says : •• .Y,inn c643lntercial-pOitit 4 • oieur, the posse. .siren 'of icarnouen and Sounagur will open to u 'the trade -. cif 'Chinese lartarv i %vhicb 1-have no doubt ruerathe bey orni the m6, , ,t sanguine regard to the *ekpenco of 'the war, the possession of the Terace of itself will more an, The general plan et the campaign in thiS *as very extensive. It was necessary to guarsf our ithmense hue of frontier against all those powers which we . yesterday . entimcrated under the denomination of "'hostile States," and to pre vent theni from confederating. . For this pOrpose the Matlras and Boulbay arnOeS,..WCre' advanced, and ordered to hover close to their frontiers, whilst 'that . pprtiOn of the Bengal fo - ree was not otherwise engagul, protected• front, in sult the tipper proVinceTS.. This dime, 30,000 men were prepared for the invasion of Napaul. 'Their territory; ektenoing aboVe,,t3ttO miles, req tired as fell to pi-fit:rot the GoiirkaliS rroni making incur• sons aid laying waste to our country, as to make a stronrg and general impreSsi(o.l.upon their's, that we should invade them froni several points at the saute Moment.. Acting upon tin's principle; four divisions entered . their country, i.e. two to the westward and near to the Sulledge, and to./0 to `the `eastward upon Catmanda; the 'capital. '• - 2 o r ) t tnia ti q r ►r. PROMOTIONS IN INDIA. I.3ogEiti." CASTLE, Alines 3.—The Right FrO nouriible the Governor in Council is pleased to appOint Major-General Lawrence to fill, until fur ther 'orders, the vacancy 'on the Staff of this Pre sidency., created by the nomination of Major- Vieneral floe to the teruporary command of the Bombay army. Major-General Lawrence's appointment to Lava effect from the ist of this nyonth. Aran, 24.=-The Right Honourable the Gover;.. • nor iti'Council is pleased to direct thitt the fol lowitit 'alterations arid tironfotions take place, itt consequence of the death of Lieutenant-General Waddington on the ;retired list of this establish-• Went-, on the 4th of September last, at St. Helena,. ALM ATI oNs. Infantry—Lieut.-General Kenneth Nl'PhersOn placed ott the retired list, vice Waddin-gton, deceaSed. Brevet Major, Vetieral and Colonel W. Williatashn to be Colonel of a regi- Ment, Vice Isl'Pherson. Lieut.-Colonel Robert Webb to be, Lient.-Colonel, vice WiMattison, promoted. . 7th Regiment Native lirfantry—Major .J. Cunningham to be Major.. Capt. Thoma's G. Stewart to be Captain of cunt•- patty. Capt. Stephen Whitellili to be Captain. Capt.-Lien tenant and Lieut.ThiMasllurie to be Lieutenant, vice Webb, promoted. Capt. Stephen Whitehill to be Captain of a com pany. Capt.-Liettteniiiit G. Hotathison to be C.:apt:4:4one omit.; and Lieut. John itanltin to be Lieutenant, vice Swayne a deceased. InfautryLieutettant-General James Kerr, , placed on this retired list, vice M‘PherSon.clecetted. Brevet. MajOr-Generai and Lieutenant-Colonel H. P. Law- Tence to be Colimel of a regiment, vice Kerr. • Lieut. Col. Robert Barclay to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vie• Lawrence, promoted. . . dth Regiment of Native Infantry—Brevet Major and Capt.' Henry Rustland to be Major; Capt. W. H. Stanley to be Cap tai❑ of a Company; Capt. Andrew C.H. Lamy to Ise Captain . tieutenant; and Lieut. G. M'Cy Irdell to be Lieutenant,vies Barclay, promoted. Major Edw. F. Edwards to be Major; • Capt. A. C. H. Latny to be Captain of a Company; Captain- Lieut. Edw.. Jones to be Captain-Lieutenant; and Lieut. *john.B. Goodiff to be Lieutenant, vice Rudiatid, deceased. PROMOTIONS. Infanfrv—Brev'et Lieutenant-Colonel and Major F. W..' `Gifford to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Webb, deceased. sth Regiment of Native Infantry—Brevet-Major and Capt. John Stuart Jerdan to be Major; 'Captain-Lieutenant-Charles Whitehill to be. Captain of a Company; Lieutenant W. P. Baker to be Captain-Lieutenant ; and Ensign Thomas Say to be Lieutenant, -. vice Gifford, prothoted. BoNalor CASTLE, Avail, 25, it3ls.—The Right Bon. the 'Governor, in Courftil has been pleased to appoint Major- General Lat•rence to command the province of Guzerat, uirtii fertlfer orders. Battalion of Artillery—Major William Smith, to be Lieu. tenant-fjphinel; Brevet-Major and Captain G. B. Bellasis to be Major ; Captain-Lieutenant Robert Macintosh to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant ‘l,'. G. White to be Cap tain-Lieutenant; and Lieutenant Fireworker E. H. Wil. luck to be Lieutenant, in succession to Powell, deceased. 43th Regithent of Native Infantry—Ensign John Mills to be Lieutenant. vice Snodgrass, - deceased. - The Right Honourable the Governor in Conncil is plea.ses to announce the appointment of his Excellency the Com mander in Chief in India, of Major-General Samuel Need, , Of his Majesty's 24th dragoonS, to serve upon the General: Staff of the Army of this Presidency, in the room of Lieu tenant-General Wilkinson, from the 12th of January, 1815; but the Major-General is not to learc Cavenpore - nutil further instructions are communicated to him by his Excellency tbs. Commander in We understand that.the following are the names of tho Field Officers of the three new regiments of infantry raised. in Bengal : eith RegiMent Native Infantry—Colonel D. Ochterisils Lieutenant-Colonels J. Paton and 13. Stewart, and Majors D. H. Dalton and J. I'. Kebte. 29th Regiment Native Infantry Col. H. F. Caleraft, Lieu tenant-Colonels W. G. Maxwell and R. Merrell, and Majors W Hunter and W. H. Perkins. . • 80th. Regiment Native Infantry-Coloncl E. S. Broughton, Lieutenant-Colonels G.'Macmorine and B. R. Kelly, aat Majors R. Latter mrd H. Carter. A Reward of 50 guineas is offered by Messrs. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, of Charlotte House, Blackfriars, for the discovery of the author of a letter, sent to the Medical hoard. We have seem it j, the language is that of a Quaker, and bears the , Walworth post=mark--a more scurrilous and.. ineeCtip , instrument we have never witnessed, and-hope, for the honour of the profession, it will not prove the effusion of a medical man---if so, it must arise from a grovelling jealousy at seeing a Society of independent Gentlemen, of the first respectability, appropriating a large portion of their time in alleviating the distresses of indivi duals, who may have consulted men ignorant of the profession : we are at a loss to conceive the cause for such a libel. Perhaps some of the au thor's patients have experienced r e l ief from th e Meditathaard. We are authorised to state that Surgeon COOPER and Co. are consulted 'every morning until nine o'clock, and from twelve till eight precisely. . . ~~a ~!~ ;: ,::~.. 1 ~