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Nr‘l. fg83.1 ' , , • Tiir.l..TRE - ROYAL, DRUB.Y-LANE. . 7 PIIESENT EVENI.NG, 3dti. 23, their - 21 . Majesties' Servants scilt:perform the :I'ragedy of KING RICHARD THE • Kim?: Henry. Mr. Pope - ; Duke of 6lotsiie.4tei; Mr. Kean ; " - ciciilZhato, Mr. •Holland ; 4tichnioud, Mi. Rae;. Quteti, C; loser ; .Lady Anne, Aliss Boyce ; Duchess of York, . . „ . 4 , 0 which tvill be added l 25th time'.„ an entirely New and Sti perh Pantomime, called • Y. THE VALLLY OF DIAMONDS; Or, - HARLEQUIN SINDRAD. „ '"libad, the Sailor (afterward:4. Harlequin.), Mr. Hartland ; • • • .;t,..,arierts, the Diamond Murchatit . (atten . (afterwards Pantaloon), - ...tri es • Clown Mr. Kirby • • Liliputian.Sailor (with a Miss Gledhill,. a only fire years old;: Dia tni,te la, tt'ie Fairs- Of the Valley, Miss took ; Vairetta, D ia mo nd Merchant" (afterwards Columbine), Miss • llie , s; • n , . . l ie " 'aqt•Ornime, called The Valley of Diamonds, will , t ;`: is . eat " l eserF Evening, till further notice.. ranng f helm s; compelled to return to Dublin; by ar •aiouts concluded preciously to her Eugagement at this Tul are;. Rill appear, for the last times, on W e dn e sd a y an d . y in thi s and the followg. in weeks. morrow; * Romeo and ; Juliet, Miss Kelly.—"-On The School. for Scandal.—On Thursday, Mae- Friday, All in the 617-r.io;. • . TBRA - PRE ROYAL COVENT-GAR .DEN. PICESENT EVENING, Jan. 23, AVM be pe t iornied the I rairedy of RONIEO ; - .ND JULIET ; „Xtomen, Mr. Conway ; Alereutitt, Mr. Jones ; Tybalt, Mr. za rt•rtiorti ; et , M rs. Renaud Joliet, Miss O'Neill. lit Act I. a. ea , ateiattle a Ilti Dance, incidental to the Piay•,. " Act 'V. the Funeral Proces,ion of Juliet, and a Solenin Di ne. 1.6 which Will be added for the 25tli time) a New Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN wHITTINGToN LORD MAYOR of LONDON. bielt Whiltiligaon (afterwards harlequin), Mr. Bologna, J u il-; Alderman Gobble (after.vards Pantaloon), Mr. Nor run • , ,?.1121, Cicely uet atterwaA 1...10wn); Mr. Grimaldi ; I• , t4warr eii (tileS Nlerchant), Mr. s Tinnev; Capt. CrOss-t Slader • L,n4 , -Barn-Boro-0 rlZiu- of itaibarY), Ntyals ming Savoyar, Master *Williams.; Siitiabba ueell ti f f Barbary), fileitioistelle Morelli ; Miss Alice (af ,"r)vards Columbine:, Mrs. Pari - er• Bi , zybtk tienius of In %Lust' " ' Hiss organist, 'Pantomime Of 1 - krlequin Whittington, 'Lord yor of London, will be ,repeated 'every trenitl- _ . __. . 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(BY THB DUTCH M4IL. VIENNA, J. 3.—lt_is affirmed that Count i\resselrode, the Russian Minister for the Fortign - Department, has laid .dsm'n his office. Count' Capo &Istria is reported to be his successor; and • for the afrairs of Poland -in 'particular, Prince •,• . - Czalloriuski. VIENNA', JAN. 6.—The change.ivbiphhas taken; • place in the MiniSters for Eireiga7Affairs; - : • is'a sal:Edit:a. proof that they hive not, been able agree on the fate of Potatikand Saxany.,. 1u re r ,,' speet, to this change the folluvving particular are - related :—The Emperor of, Russia .requested , the • EinperOr of Austria'to remove Prince:Metternich from the.. Foreign Department, - because he alw : ay3.- piaseed tOo - •many•obstaeles in the waTol,the -con ausion of.a'general agreement; The Enipcior,4i. Austria, always ready to make• livery saclike to— , aced-el:ate the deliberations, and to :bring about: , the peace so long desired ) consented to-this; on condition that Coma Nesselrode and another , nister slitAd be removed. We now learn that -Prince Metternich is succeeded by Count Stadion, and .Count Nesselrode..by. Count Capo d'istria,• - and for the Affairs of Poland by Prince COTE°. rinski. - it is likewise said,--that the frusrian'Aii rnister, Baron ll_timboldt., is replaced by tbc-Coun senor of statt:JOydan. . . • Xhe 9lAnstria was not present at the }Sail on Ne•Cv Ydar's Day.. It is said he caught•cold at the fire of Count Rasanuniski's Palace. tic dined with only the EimptTss Maria Louisa: • VIENNA, s,—England having made so sud denly peace with America, ,is expected to.;direct. all its exertions to tbeatfaits of the Continent.• The bezt_infw•med persons here expect in . eight'or ten clays, something extraordinary - aud:4l final (lc eision. The dispatches front England are said. to press much for some speedy agreement. The af-: fairs of Europe are said to leave been. really in a • critical situation for some days past ; but the. friends of war begin to lower their tone, an& to believe that an .amicable conclusion is at hand.— There is no talk of tire departure of any of the. So vereigits; Prince Nayrinsch kin is.towe for a month to Italy ; consequently the Emperor of Russi-a will be here for that time. object is merely sit to' that land of the-Fine Arts: • • . The Emperor of AnstriA gave 1000 ducats.to the subscription tor` the Christian slaves, -set ;on foot by Sir Sidney Smith, who , .said to irave proposed to the Congress to send an under his conunand,-. to extirpate the Barbary Stut-&.. - . th e. iliSSEL3, J. 16.—" Th. _ which Belgium owed , to I ) rttsia , and 'Austria. whofly paid off: .relieved flotethis burthen; . revenues . of the country may'lae employed in.l.ter— - Strengthening of our frontier, in the increase- of- our army, and in general for • the good 'l7f he country._ . ' The Bavarian aria y on the Rhine and „the'. • French frontiers has actually received same fiaceinents, in cavalry, infantry,`find 'artillery,. - and expects 10, or 11,000 successively. - :Lt served that the Bavarian Court is Making - extkaar,...-, °dinars . / exertions to increase - its 'army. • -I,t seeins certain, that . the 'Prussian 'army on' 'the "Lower !thine is to receive unit:met:merits.. 'h is af- • firmed, that England is resolved tit eollect tt , very • large force on the coast, to be ready to scud 19 the corn inent in case of necessity-. it is also 'aft - firmed, that more Hanoverian troops are to...come: to .Belgium,. if the Congress. of Vienna is pro. , . • tracted. Ai English Messenge, with 'very ilne portant.dispatches from the 'British Government, ,passed .through here on the night ofthe Oth, go ifig to Vienna. • „ • 2.IIAsTAnT, s. —We hear, that since the re, turn 'of the King of Wirteiuberg , to titutgard, the preparations for the great fete aft& hunting par ties intended to be given during the visit of the • Linperor Alexander, have all been countermanded. ‘l ,.. .kasAw, DEO, 19.--The Poles are arming with much enthusiasm. They would- Prefer it King'of, their own nation ; but if they are not allowed to choose one; they would prefer the-Enr= 4 , peroy Alexander. to. every other. The RusSion artny„.'whicb did not;sufler greatly in the last c , tin. paign, is recruited, and; iestationed in a line from „Riga to Cracow. 'rite army corning from 'l - 101= stein assembles at .first in the neighbourhood o 1: Posen. The guard alone is at StAliOrsburgh. Atx . LA CHAPELI.F. J AN. 2,- , :-The Official Jour nal of the Lower Rhine, says " The, Leyden OazOte having announced that. military: preparations are making in these pro vinces, we are authorised to declare, that in a mi.- litany point.of view all remains in this Government as it has 'been. Why change-it ?. We have no ene mies, and France governed by a wise King, has no hostile ,projects against us, 'The *positiou of :the Prussian forces, between the Rhine; the Mo selle, and the Meuse, is so formidable; that with". out. any dislocation, or reinforcement', it is able tb resist every aggression. The observation that Jn lim.is in a good state of defence, applying equally to all our fortresses, and those seyond the Meuse being equally Secure, we do not see to what end a :change in,rite position of the army could serve,'" NarLEs, Dan. 21.:—We are 'assured that the . King, on the remonstrances of the-offeers of his army, against giving the 'command to Colint le4Tarde, and tearin , r that it would be difficult to avoid quarrels betwiren the Austrian officers and theNeapol;tan, has resolved that the army Shall continite. to be commanded . in the marehes ; , &c ; by hi Genrals or himself while Count- Belleg.arde .conimands on the- ; left baud : of the Po lAA • in: umbardy.,. . 7 Muliere ((ltireA de)'; 8 tont. 181 no. stereotyped pit; Didot, 11.45. liroch4. • - . , Racine (C. ,. .:iivres de), 5 turn. Svo. stereotyped, beau pa !pier. - Paris,. 1813, 31. brueti/S. .• !;'icles (les) Litterairer de France / cm-,N oureau Diction -Haire, .I;liqurigge, Critique, et Bitiliagraphique. Par NI. pciessarts ; 7 v.. 1,4. 8 ro—drrui rel. Pails, •t,401, IEO3, •41.4 i..- Tbatre de Voltaire, 9 tutu. two. 41. 143 . . - 434. biticbE.. N 'DA Y, J .7 4 7 MIRY 23, 1815. NAVY-PAY OFFICE. ; January 1; 'NAVAL tiALF"-PAY. NtU ` CFi fncOnventence anti Delay (Kure beli . . -a- - 1 - ocCasioned respectin4;thr Pa. -, , in (::,;(2 ot'lte , • • Mittances; by the necessary Aili,lavits not having been and the Returns of Income not havkng been ina(k,' in due Tnue : the Treasurer, therefine, anxiously deyiron . that 9!licers should receive their Half-ply .with the delay, after Advertisement of its issue froui the Navy-Mice, earnestly reconinietids it to them, to forwardlhe said sits to himself or the l'a.maSter at this (Mice, aad the Re turns of incoine tithe Assessors of the property Tax at.the, Navy Odice, as Soot as it shall be practicable after the ration of'each Quarter. %rhea thetie Trausrnissioni are not made in proper the Paymenls are wiaroidably delayed till the 'ueit regular Recall bay. . N.i.f43l(;AL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL. E S ['RING COURSE . . of LECTURES trill cotntn,ence the beginning of Fein Lvtry, viz. :-- Praciice crf by' Dr. 'f3abitigton and Dr. (Awry.— Clik , iiiistry-, by Dr. liahi(gtotti Dr. Murcet, and Mr. Alleir.— Experineitral Fltilitsr,laht, hy:Mr. AT- . l.—Theory of Medi eine, and Materia nedica,, by 1)1.. tr,ry and Dr. Choltne lef.—Midwifery'; and bisims'es of Women and t flildnn, h}' or Lawn of tht tEr.aniumv ; by Pe.d...Ltiglitoth—Strncture and. Diseases of the Teeth,. by I. 1-,ox, &:11• These several Ledifres, Ith'those on Anatomy', and on the PziticipleS'and Practice oftitirger3.,-given at the Thea . ire of St; Thomas's Hospital adjoining, are so arranxed, that nu twq of them interfere in the Amor,: of attendance ; and the whole is cakolated to'form a aomplete Course ol Medical and., Chirtirgicill Instraetion. • •- Terms atrd other particulars way be learnt from Mr. Stocker, APothreary to Guy's Hospital. . t~_ :'• +,•} C;