The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-26 00:00:00

. • t 4 iih t: vi ~t'o ~..,..,V-.:*) //7 -"•-. 4 .! ',W4,,,• ..„. ~•:...; .. . •,, pr ~........,..__. , _:.__ ~...1 ...,.. •.• . ......, ~ ,aii. .4. 44 , 4: X - ..... A/,..14 ~..."- •* V . (01110' V•t,l v c k , , , ..., . a ;i r-r• ~ , Alr-Nt. ifol j.- .. .' i..:.., , .. _•,..--,- f., t ,,,.,- ~i zi • - r 1 -t ,~ rz-= :T:T; • tii7VI3ER 72115.)4.] • - • THEATRE•ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. '26, I Sl5, , 1 then •Majesties' St'exratifs vriP oerforra 114 "Inigedy of GEORGE BAWNWEI.A.. ~..Theroughgond, Mr. Powell • G eorge Barnwell, "Mr. Rae ; 're. ruetilan• Mr. Barnard; `. M'll / I ,lrs. Rohl ; ,uci. Mrs. Sparks. 7° ' After which will he produced (first time) an entirely New Cornrc" Pantomime, cant el 72-I ARLE - QUiN AND F.A7 I / 4 :CY: (Mt, .THE P01"S LAST • SPILLING. . . „ With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &r. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. FI. Smart: The Dances pr,pluced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. • Principal Jthetorical and Vocal thaiacters ;—Distressed Poet, Mr. Harley ; Whim .Mr. Minion ; Shilling, ('poke; Fancy, by a , Young Lady (her first appearAnce van any Stage). • Pantomime Characters :—Harlequin, Mr. Htlie Lover, Ehsworth ; Pantaloon (first time at this Theatre),. Mr. May Clown, Signor Paulo (his first appearance at this 'rhea tre) ; Columbine, Miss Tree (her first appearance' in flat Character); Waterloo'Orphan, with a Military "Horupipe, ~_ _ • Boxes and Vaces to. he taken of Mr. Sprig, at the'R.Rnada, at the principal Entrance of -the Theatre,. in Brydges-street, -from Ten till Four, and of whom !nay be bad a Private Box (Nightly). 'Praxes, 75.; .Second. Price, .is. 61—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Second rcice, 9 .5.- , -Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, ad. • .On W t on e sd a y, The Magpie, or, The Maid of .Palaisean ; .'With the interlude, called Intrigue.—On Thursday and Sa turtlay,The Merchant of Bruges or, Beggars' Bush.—Mrs. Barnes,Trom -thy Theatre Royal. Exeter, wiU make her 'first appearance on Friday next, in the Character of Juba. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 26, 1813, will be performed' the Trag-edy3f GEORGE BAIIN . WE LL. 'rtiorouglizoc,d, - Mr. - ,Egertuu,; Georz Barnwell, Mr. C. Xerable ; Trueman, Mr. Hanwrion ; Maria, Misi S. Boailv; I.lillwo6d, Mrs. Faurit I Lucy, Mrs. After which will be procluctd (Girth(' first time) a new Gralid P called - OARLEQUIK AND FOR l'1"N 10 ; 011; SUINg-NlOO AND THUN-TON The Music, Sconery, Machinery, Dresces, &c. en) ircly. new. The Ovelture.and composed by Mr. NVare. The Whole arranged and produced by Mr. Fader.' • Coulnuff (a catteli. Tartar, aftcrwaids flartequitO, /' • 4 °- 0 1C/la, sun.; Tonzlnck (Ertivror of China, after arils yantaloon), M r. Norman ; Munc!Likow (a very, gifted y.,aier, )rinker, &c. afterwarns ('Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; ChitaquFe a httie4outed Chinese Empress, with a big body,. Oterwards - ft, 4 ; 9w ,,. 3)..;Chi 1 ) ) , Master J. Grimaldi (his first. appcaranee nn "tairx); Thun-Ton (the Chinese rumbling Deity of War *tad Thundri, Master Chapman ; " cc" (cliangA to l'or -141„, w 1 1, i 0 , • Afterwards COlunibine), ' Mrs._; Parlor; Li-ti 7 pv-pc A rTi nce" of C;liinal Miss Bradwell; Siting-Ain° (the Peace ful Fairy), Nliss . WO ' rgman. . • Places' for the, Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ox-Otlice. Flart-stree.t, from 'ran till - your. macs is.; S econ d I , ii e e•as, dd.—Pit 3s. 4;•1.; Second Trice As.--olower Gisllcry ; S r ecCnd Price Is.-4lpper Gallery Is.; Second Price Gd. * .; The Dnors will be opened at Half-past Five, and Ihe Play et•gin at Half-VASt S' • • On Wedhesday, the new Comedy of. Smiles - and:fors ; fr. Tire- Widt.w7s l Straticem., - --On 1 lirsday, Ja'ne 2P.Friday, Vyinotri with.l3outhastes Furiso.-.-01.Saturdayi 4. - 4 - arpilan. - • dust Oublislied, prict; • 0 - r. - AtiVICIL . to ,t - ICe! NEIIVOUS JL OKBILITATILD of both .48 - "Xl'..`:., [mit . t h" l / 4 , ft whose Infirmities are an insurtuountatile Isar to ('on -• . 17 141 Happiness, and. to the misguided Proselytes of that truetiee 'Habit which.molertnines the moo vigoroh, Con utions, and often Precitii Voing Persons, in the pi line of Life, into alt tb - e of'Ola ,11 oc 146e4 ss, awl the veryinitik of the (4ray,.l), , ttiote.tliey are .7Vions of its moral Turpitude or destitictiYe Tendene.... ObsiYation - s'oit the best Mode of Tre.ittioint, 43 lon and ample Experience. -By M. VENEL, M.D. • , tate Prof e ssor a Botany at the 'University of Leyilmt. • . Physi ciao to the ItoyEil Household . - .," ; ;lislted hit the Ai tent, arid sold by Su' - i nod. N-ely, oct,- .Paternoster-row ; Greets, Oxford- street, near Soho-squats ; and ail other llookAllers. . • • Loci( Aso sviimp) ' Eh ttoyal Highness the DUKE the following Constniitt4 tarl of Ewen- Im A 1.3.11 of Leitrim Rt. Hun. R. B. Sheiidan, M. I'. StOci. Cu1..'../.ll4try; AL-DisrEssAr.V. E of YORK, President, add . ce of 'Govrnors .-- .. ' Col. W..J.Jdnes, NI. P. John Latouthe, 'Esq. M. P. Col. 11. Clements,.M. P. Capt. J. Flay. SURGEON, . , . • Metuber of 'the Royal College, London. • • lip aboi-e . ) rsTAP J, E unites. the tt ypi '.i'UBIAC I NsTrrurioN,. frith a Delic4cy, rlolloti:, and Sevieev i 'that behnigs to Privati• •actice, anti, addtc: twit 4 'h4' , ,li.Patronifge; .it; is. conilucte& by such Prolci sifstril and extosive Pptctice,,that the syorst of a 4 Strietuyes, 16 VeLlatc1.n 'if iniigk'andittg, exiierience , a eotl*plete (f•tire,„ aq.:11 , !13 .that .Derangemeitt of the C;:•u'eratiee iyhich Snip airs the conslitittiou and. shoi teas Life.. • :rnan oliity I , e ciniiallte,d by Patient 4 of both sexes, at his private hcutir4,. No. 21 . ,*LaWef Chaeltitte-Otect, ttrxl-squaCey where the ntCessaq ildriee and will . be given, or stint to Anypart of the. United 'lllO - .,i , ..y'watiinbliSlied; 1)66, baiii•ds, h' .F. •etval;ti'an. Improved Edition ofalltactieal "I•iseafise on dill Nttivlaqi I)l3Ne9(t ConSequenties." • Sold try Sherwood 4 9 , 01•1 . 0. :^2lt, ; Highley-4u4 Sten, 174, Fleet street ; Callow,Cß:Wu-court, Soho and liv all othei Book, aellers. • •lIICKMAN'S • l'or the CMAVi.:L, STONY:, LUMBAGO, &c. . the eitri(nt‘ s Conniiaitits invideitt to H the ti. ?flan Frame. there ate none mole dreadful - in their .Haar more, old:ming iu their inn eyttences,' than 11 . 1 . .'I•IIAVEL, and STONE, PAIN!'; in 'the BAUK,:LO,INS., r „;',' n bEli, and Li MlIAGO; They arc Complaints •to N-41 clt .ocery persoi4 is liable,• and aie• •a: foundation for t hl - V e l..other:sper.les of :Risorder:• abtire' invaltnit;le comp ose d of • the . most innocent C 1 . 4. `" , 'leen' found singular eflieacy in the amore t;oniplanit!; ; the calculi, or gritty - Secretion's, • atid banishiog tines I'vruicie►tis tentiener•to tb,,st Disorders; wittortit etill thesnr,;s F;rino avonselousues.s.. of the. powerfal, of - killyeeloOed by a private Praetlee of in:my yeais, abet reotr ered to 11w Afiliete.d, and recinnmended as ar Cure for the above Complaints. COPY OP A LnTTEit• FRak GORDON, ESA.. ‘! her,:l for it . hove twenty - yearsgreatlydistressed• ttli the Gr ave l , violent Paint in the . Bach, a St rauguary with i atle ititer.nission, and the - m(lA' exanciating tortures, when r4er:l tt•empte dtv make matt r ; arid• at ./ast bccanie•So weak, Z" 1 . wilpt of lit and appetite,,was scarcel y :, able to wa-iie ss t" "' l n , : In - 114 e, of relief, I ba,a, Irvin- time, to e , 're;!oarge - rd 166 bust." advice, and tofdi the Most a.pproVed, without beiug any better:: Observing Hick t'cl.ah ? fi is ativeakett as an elfectual•Core for the.. Stone and a rat et, af:l444ioigei Of 'Urine, I used thrill tills summer for 1 . 47ut two atontirS• ; - front thenr found myself 'dailyltten, I , is• my ,watet Creely appehte antl ' th 0,13 able-to ride on ',horseback, which I could `llUt do fOr twelve mouths preceding the use of these Pills. • • Sir, your most uhrdielft S,rvatit, . IiF.OItGE'GORTION. V etober 2 , 1 1811. -Sub-SheritY,•Berwklishire; at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheaiiside, QUrurr of St. Paul's-. ;aud'rwist Nedicine'Venders ititrery Towaa st , Dtl.lllll t 4. each. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1815. • Lorrt:RlEs RESTORED TO THEIR FORMER STATE. NOT T 0 BLANKS TO A Pitt E, AND. NO Fl XED ,PRIZIi W:.-3ATEVLIL! , YT 0 NT', StoehAmik er , 2, Cornbil 1, ard 18, Coventry-41TO, runAratuletes --bis•. numerous Frien;ls on the New Years tottery. Scheme,_eontaiiiing the .abOve truly de.trable Features, in addition tci TWo•Grainl Piizes of :13,000,Guin 4, to be paifi in Gold ; Te.-oof TwO of /-5,000,&c. &c. to begin on St. Valentine's . Day, 14th of Fehetiary. : . • . TiCK.EirS and SHARES, in a great variety of Nninbees, are on Sale as althvie, wh-ie al Business iii the Publie Aunts is transacted with the winos' fidelity. . . . T-IP, old est Firm of HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. the C. (01-actors with Gove-rmuent, ferl a gra:eh-II pleasure in :cknowlei:i4ing. the highly respetto able and approving tesciiwinials,'alre.i y received. of the pre sent Loin - cry Scheme. It has been their study to form it on the original and favourite princi v le of • . • L Ss, THAN TWO Mac , INKS TO A PRIZE! They have ;,1, roditceitTwa perfvctly . new Grand Capitals - of Twenty-five" Thousand Gitiimus each, to be paid in Gold, with Two of Len,oo, &c. &c. siiinuitto qr to the Capitil Prizes,' Which in magnitude were unknowir in the old, vet op,u . oved Lotteries, of mare than twice the number of Tickuts. B;VIEMAN ON CUTANEOITS DISEASES. ' This Dray was ; uhlished, In 86. (irustraterl by a coloured Plate of the Eight Orders), lite Third &nil... . A CTI S VNO PSIS of C - UTANEOUS accordingt o the Arrunement of Dr. Wit exiiHtilig a enneise Vi6v' of the Dinghostie Symptoms, and the Methnti of Treattpent. Ily THOMAS BATEMAN, .Physician to the Puhl;c DiSpensary, and to the Fever • • - Institution. Printed: t‘sr Longutan, Rees, Orme, and Brev . vm, Pater:losr-rol‘ , l . • • . „.. -!is mode -of treatinz his sOject renders Hs work a per f •r• niclr! , l for works' of this description." "To this 7eneral upon the work, it is scarcely necessary to add our that it on/ ht. to he in the Lihrary of evrc's , tactnher of :iie professiint."--.Editt. Med. and Surg. Journal, Jan. 1314. ; - : CIifinIAINA,SPRAIS, REIEITMATISMS,A.e. F -4, R. STV,ERS'S OI'(JI)ELDOC, from its 50.., .., ; w yierior excellencVin the above and other external corn :- plaints, has given vise to a varlity of Counterfeits, which'are now offered for s .'e in ahnust every street and town in the It ittgdom. ! hey are in general composed of ingredients 90 base, as to prcidoce little or no etivct, therebY deceiving ibie , e : Who etepect;relief, an d are Wrapped tip io Direclinns iiearly conies of those r . if the Genitileam.lehl , ic, i+i . ‘ciiiilli the !lames I' o f Dr , St . ;:er , s and Mr. Newhery , are wade use ,of with the Li- , . tent of niore re.,,tily defreouling - ;wary Pnrehasers. It is become ticee*,l,l'y to otivi:ite such imposi , ierts,•whjch arc i i practised even in houses of seeming respectability ;• the'Pohlie will 't b e r e t', e he careful fit ask: for the Gernaie OpodelLe, sold by: F. Newio 'and Slims. in St. Paul's cluirch-yard, ifon!lon ;.rind 0;,;, , me, as the only mark of antheetivity, that 'the words, "F. Netvbe•y; No. 4.5, St. Pau - 1'3,7 are engraved in the stanips. ' . 'GOLDEN CROSS CTIARIN(i - ND BELLE • SAUTAGE, LU:1)(;XIE-1•111.L.. • . . • : GENERAL OF:ICF,S Ft* vtivELLING. . . Hl:•fl'►llrm•itt, ROYA L MAILS set t; fi, front Ahe above . Offices . 6-cry Evening, by motor:land of the Post tita ste r,Gencral, sit. • ; • • : • • • DUBLIN, vs - itterford.,,Corl, and all Trarts of Ireland. 110LYLIEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. A.(apli,' and all parts of North Wal.es. • . • .—. • MILFORD HAVEN, laverford-Wect, Carmarthen, Bre con; Moninonth, and all parts 0'; South Wales.. • t diptWich, S:alTurd. Litch field, Northampton. •WIST,F,ACti, March, CharteriS, and St. Ices. - and Nd , „ WM A RNI T, Braldnn, SwatTbam, find Fakenham jp Tin , ST. 'EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICH; by Neiv.,tarl:et and Thrtford. • .• NORWICII, by Colcheiter, Ipswich, und,Scole. WORCESTER, ,Pershore. Ev,shani,and•Moreters. GLOUCESTEIts CITELANI - LIMi wid:lS orford. 0 X.FORD. every Evening :it Eight o'clock. LUDl,o'.V,lrnfiury, and 41! li;ists of Shrrpshire. Y.-11010{t - 1 , Ipwesto,tf, lieccieS;V'rxford,l% Woodbridge. HT.TLL,-ScArt ,, roogh, Hu litigton, and Atecerley. BARTON, Waterside, Ganishorough, and. Brig•g•.• • LlNCOLN,.Sleaford, , lionru, Peterborouge, ;Intl Stilton. And the following ltuyal Patent, and other Voacheb• on the • newest and best construction. • • Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to Posen4ors ;ire, regularly conveyed ; .a• reference thefen will save ranch trouble to Travellers and Persons having bagga ,, a q or parcels' to send. LIVERPOOL New •Li g ht Coach, out only one night fritr. ries butt' inside only), through Warrington, Nortl.mich, Sandbach, LlttOetel, Bur I on,upon=l'rent,. .leas- hid Hinckley, Latter worili ant orthampton, Sunday, Wednesday; and Friday sNlornitu4s,..at Six ; perforn}s the . jour. , nev its 36 hOUCS; well.lHt ted and.. ; da rded tnron:liont, LIVEKPOOL RiiyaCc.:oach,. through Warrinvon, Knuts 7 . ford, Cangleton, Newcastle, Stoic, inoworth, Atherstone, Lutterworth„ !fuesday, Thursday ; and Saturday moinings,.,4t. Six; ;ravels with extraordinary velocity ; btily ()tie night on tine road ! well 1i ..lited and; • rd•- -- ed the whole of tlie'S . Our'itiey.•• • Y-Oitri. New and Eleg, tit Poet Coach erer.y•Mornincat Stx, ...thro.ozn,:fadca,lter,• Fcrry.brid;A:,,, Doocaster, littwtrv, net, • Grantlia,n, and Stamford.. From Scngies are f o rwarded - with the greatest facility to Ellin bargh;Berwick, Suudet. . . . lan4..,MtAm . n, Darlington, Narthaflertnit, Thirsh, and Ens—. hig - kold, C.:las:int, Dumfries, Carlisle, l'eritith, Brough t ItiiP 7 pon,, Bor,oLgh lirid i ;e, kilareshorough Ition - tki-giit, and all parts of the.NOrt h., - . . -.. . . . HINCKLEY, Atherstonr, LottetwOrtli, and Northamp ton Coach every Morn. at ':ix, except. Monday, aad every E veil - . SI--14EW`;BTITRY aod North Wiilet. Cheap Coach, through Shill's:all, Iron Bridge, WolverhamPtint and Birmingh am • • - • • • ... el ery iirn4n. - 1 - 1614Y11EAD,' Bangis o, 'C',.A . PtI Cerig, LlanWeAt t Cern nge Mawr, COrwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Oswestry, ami all parts of North Wales, eiery Morning. New' COaciii; The'CrAirti Prince, through .tnny ,Stratford, LeniingtOn and War,Wicli, ..-tvery iifYinfi - ,‘:iit:f . iirrives the s - arae Evening•at Ten. 'Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Conel.c;.4 erery Evening. WISIVEACIi, March., Chatters, and St. Tre'S New Coach, Monday, IVeilnes-day,";ind'PridaV:Ei'ening.;: . LrretwiELD, aincktey, Atherstonc; Linter . worth and Northampton, tieW and T Tho rst l a v, and S,,tarklay Mornings, at Six. • CIIELTEN!TAM New 1.).y through Pairnird, and Oxford (carries ftine 4iitle only), set 3 out evi•ry .2xcept- Sinidiq, at Six, And -. ariivcs `eatly 114.. F EVellillti at the Ptoiv lii i 2, Cheitente-uif. 6.\:FOrti) New Post 'Coach,. called The Deliunce,..every iklorniivr at Fight. NORWIC' V..ry last Coach, through Newmarket and Theff.v4l. ,very Evi•ning at Seven. TA:t 7.! 01 ; fri,.Lowe,toir, 'Beccles, Yoxfo'r(l, arid Wood pridge Te1,..,2-rapflieLere AD - et:noun at Four IPS I'll and (...Nek•gester,ev...ry Afteruono at Foqr Se ve n . cA;,11311.1lIGE and Irfe New Telegravh Coach, every Ni.rht, told Carriages to i tl Parts of Nortolk, Suffolk, ESSCX, and Ca:il'oritt i oshire:' • •• - Swarfham, linudon, and Newthailet c 0,0 , ,, th e Lnrd Nekou, Tuesday, Thkisday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sanday at Five., LYNN POst Coach, :Tuesday, Tiluriday, and Saturday Morititwst•at Fivootekk. • • . SOITTI-I.I.NIPTON, and I . .ythitt - ton ete„fant new Coach, every. M orning (exeept .t'tinday) at. Five. o'Clock. Packets sail to thel,le of tViglit al) the arrival of the C o a c h. P arce l s are coavevedto all parts of the &dad. wiNcossTEll, Basiiigstoke, and Hai.' tfOrd Brid ge rery fast Coazii, every Morning, at. Fire o'Clock. - TUNBRIDGE aid Tunbridge , Wells aew and easy Coaches, every Moroin4. TUNBRIDGE Wells new Post Coach ((carries four inside only) tkesiugh Tunbridge, Seviinooltes, and Riverbtod, every Afternoon ot. Four ()Tina, Suriaay excepted. _ BURTON upon Trent Post Coach', threough Measliitm, Twycross, Atbelstonc, Hinckley ' L w utterord4 Wellora, Nor tlnutiPton, aml•Dnoslable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings-, at Six BRISTOL, Rath; Derives,' an& Marllwrou'gh ne . w • and exerlient I'ost Couch (carries lour inside only) every Ahernuon at !Five, Well lightiql and giotarded,throughout. This.Couveyauce is iueontrovertibly superior to any on tire 'Western Road. • • k•XE t'filtiTlymonth, a i 1 ralittOitth Coach, called the Bal.. loon, et! ry Mov. uinn at. Se rev, SEVENOAKS, Itiverlread,'& BronileyCinaches, every Morn'. BASTING:4, B c dtel,' Ito? , ertsbridg'e, Flimwell, and Tun expedit ioniNew Coach, every N!i-.9lingat half -past Five. PORTSMOUTitiand Gosport Telegraph? every Morning 150(1 Evening.at Five ta:lock. • ' 3 ORTSP4IDUTH,. Horndean, Peterifield, (Thdaltaing, anti Guild.f , rd Nevi; Coaches,' every Morniog awl Evening at Fiv e . PORTSMOUTH New aul elegant Nit Coach, the Duke— of Weilinol , n, Tuesday, :Thursdv, and Sat.yrday M ortt i tin T 0 , at Eiirt. o'Clock, EN:ETER•and Taunton CoacliesieveriMOrning & Evening. WEI AA, Bridgewater, a.nd Tauxtontoiclies, every . Morn. ing,and . Ercning. ~. . . PLYMOUTH and Paiwonth - rery fast and shcap Coaches, ' eye_ry . M4n.img . and.Evininf: WIRT and . New ni nrket • ..„ , ano tiroay..mornings, at nal -pa,t .t• • BATH and Bristol Coaches ' to Bath in 14 lionrs, 'ev e ry Morning at half-past-pastFo , :tr ,'Clock, and, Evening at Five. LEWES, Uelifield, Maresfielii, and East Griastcad Coaches, every 'Morning at Eight o'Clock. BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing,,Placo on the Shs, ex Coast, touch, admired for its fitte Sands, a new Coach, every Morning atS'i%• . CHic:IF,STER, Midhurst, and Haslemare, pew Telegraph Every Tne.ilay: Tito r,dav and Saturday,,at Six. .CHICT-H , ;Sttn. New Coach, through Duneton and pet wont', mAaday, A t ednesday ; arid Friday Mornings at S even . •ATITINO.SL New Coath, thro r.lr 1/ineton,Petworth, and Little ILtaiptuu, T esday, Thursa.ay, and Sii.Orday Af • at Seven. " • Mani:lg., and Wrotham Coaches, e very 111-77rning at Five and Nine o'clock. • U . L - IZSTONE, .Saudgate, dud Ashford Coaches, every r • • _ I. 7 C ' il,'• "Margate, •Ranaspite, ,Deal, and Canterbury *Coaehoi every Morning et Sik o'clock, and Evening- at Five. - Extra . ClTria , r,es nttrayi ready for. fain ilits or parties. • . .1"11-U)Si1 1 rON - , Cli;v ham itochester, and !Stroud Coaches of every &seri pthrit, at Six an& Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and haif-intst Five in the -Fvering. GILA ii;SEND, Non litleA, a 'id rtfor-1 Coaches atSik and Nine iii the Miiraing, Oqe at Noon, and Fire in the Evening. Ex?ra.tsoacbei nlwayi ready. • IIitIOHIsON original . Red Coabh, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, and Cueblield, every Moriiine; at Eight. IiIidGFITON.New Coach, called the Dake of Norfolk, evrey Mornin:: at Nine, through,D9rking, Horsham,* Hentiehl. 111,1I(HTON ':ea and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afterno‘m Three., • • ItitIGHTON Itcgency.Co4cll, Ki balf•past Eitr,ht o'Clock every Vren'ir!tz.. 11'OR fFI ENG, modern and.trnly ilvsirable Post Coach, (car, .rios fur mitt') 'thron4h Broadwater, .Fintlon, 'shiuH tot,, %Veit (rinsteal, liorOati: ) , and D4rking, evvry gothing at Ei4l;t GObALNIINCti • Puildfnid,. - Merrow, - East Hoisley, alp] I.3o,)lini ' Titers,tay, 'f t. nqr3 I ay, and Satn;d4y, at Eiglit.o'Cluch. EASTI3OI3,ItN Si-inmer Coach;' 'Tuesday, 'lli ursday, and SaturJay; at Half past Six o'clock. ' - . . • GO i IztlAiNG aid Grrilif4,l Co.tchts, every Siorhing and IYORKING, Leathethe.ad, ano Epsom Coach", every Afar/tin t ; at 'Niue, and Afternoon at Three. -• • Ilorshanip and Dulling 'Coaches, , ev er y licrq . . . mz • . _ HAMPTON 'and Mitcham Coaches 'Pally. _ _ Fullo . ;i7ii€4l.lCl - 110 set oir frotu•thi 131;LLE SAUVAGE CAMI3ItII)(iF, Patent • • .13110fINGILINI New Post COach, the Ca'Olen Prinee,'evetY Marising at a(,),ua.iter befe. - e .Fire„,:through Stony Stratford, Southall). Loaington, and Warwick. • . 0 XPORD new hnd elegant Post Ctia.ch,tlie Defiance, every Ilorning at Ei4l)t. SOUTHANIPPON . (CoDyer's CoitA), every Morning, ex ' cent • ALTOS Coach, "Tuesday; 'rionrsday; and Saturday Morn ings;.at . • • , NEWIIORY Coach, every Morning, ,at Half past Six. sAuStIT.TRY CiAttli, 'at .ialt Toast Three every Afternoon. HAsTINGs New Post. Coach, every Nlorning 4 Eight. ,WlNDSOlU'oaelii every Morning, at•Seveii. 1;11161.1TON'Coaci; the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, Nine, tin omili thirking, Ilorshans, ;Lod Henfield. • - 1ip:161-1:01N 7s.ess• eost,,(:,oach,. the . Eclipse. every After nnori, at flail Rata Two. BltttillTON"Pea COach;, , every Evening, at:,Eight. • LUTON Coup!), every P,t7,. at One. roaches, everY lifornilig and E7effitig. itTSMDLT 4...',oaches,erery ;tad Even, at Five,- LYNN New coach; Tuesday, TLurs:lay, and Sathrday . Mornings,•at The Preyrietors respectfully request the Pu , )lic to notice, Ow Golden oitly'•Oiliect Sit 'Loudon froth Whelice Carriages set oot to all the Bathing . and Watering Places, and places of faVaionahTe and Publi4 the kingdom. The loo s t strict .attention'willbe paid to inqpiries, at the above CoaC ,ll OgiceS; and e'veiyinforinalioii punetua.ily given veliiti've to oil puiAic iages setting - ofF froln The Proprietors are not answeriible Parc,el or Package above rive PutiCAdd unless entered and an :last:ranee Pahl accerdini.;l).. JouN cu lo o r o.3quN Pro,pricters. SCHEME.-NO FIXED PRIZE! 2 2 I , t 0,000.... 2 5 . I,o'o 5,000 '5 .500. .... . ........... '4, 5 00 10 15, • - 1a)... 1,500 • • 50. . • '24 15,000 46,000 1 ,OeX) I,O'JO 4,600 6,671 Prizes N .OQ,OOO r'vg tire- I ,ti of RFAIRITAItY. a:I•1 I I ‘ZAuf), BURNS, and Co - 1,1 - oci;,ltreker ; tire Gontrtot.i's , , 'oath Gate of the Boni Exerthog,; where-, in the late :4'll f corer Pt•iz, , , , . '1,1 , e been sold execedin; in Amount TWO NUL LION.,; STERLING. ROYAL E7CCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, - Established by Royal, Charter ' in the 11e4.11 of King George the. First. Peceinher, 1815. , - . . , DERSONiS, whose annual Premiums- fall due 0:i the nth init.mkt, are•hereSy informed, that Receipts are now refidy to he•delivered ut the G.nnpaly's Oilices, over the Royal.ENcha,K , upl iu• Pall-Mall, as well as by their re speaive Agti,its in the s:weral Counties; and the Parties as sured are rvtesteil to apply for' the Renewal of their Poli cies on of 1 !; - uft., the 9th of .I:.lutilry next, as the usual Fif *en DA NS allowed for Payment, beyond the slate of vach Po licy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNINO, Jun, Secretary. Attendance is ; given, dailv, at i.he Offices, for the Assurance of Gonids, Merchaintize, and Sbip4, in 1-lariour,,in Dock, or e.rWle building, froai Loss or Damage by ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annui ties on, Lives: . . . N. la. 'Fire Policies will he issued free of Expense to the Ass.ired, where the annual P rem i um amounts to Gs. or up 'ward,. - • - • -• • . s'EVENPr,wcn-. 170IttGN I NITTA LIGE NCE-. FLANDERS AIAIL, (RE'civ,rEn NIGHT.) FfliNiFoAT, Dft. Bliicber attied here this day at hono,theift4t the ecclainations 'of itnntenst crowds . , Who Ilir.mgeti round.hitit.. Preparations had been made to gike his iiighness raosttrill ;ant receptio.n, but ii,rrott TOtt.erstedt, the Prussian Chatged'A Fairs, having informed the :tie - if - ate, that, the.?, ince de s siteti that' no honours Might bit shorn ; hilt), alI was counter- This _did not . hinder a , Kre,;:it number , of inilitary, belonging to the Lindwruh, from going individually.ro wet : hitit, and cseoiting him to hotth, .all die .Aothoritits have paid-their compliments Yo the Prince ; the. Landsthun have given hit: this tveniug seretiatile ; the enthosiasM,which the presence - of, this hero in - spires, is 'very proper, when we consider the so= tics of his explotS, and the influctice they have had oA th'e Salvation> Of Germany 4 . we hope to have. him - here some davt. ;f • Star.iii, NOv. 23, 7 -13 y .acconnts . r . .eceiVed yes ,-terday, Soloman Tacha has been beheaded, three leagues froth Nyssa i by order. of the. Capedgi Paella, sent lir the Porte - , iii presence of the Kiaja Bey of Romclia, and of the Bostandgi who had accompanied hiti.. thiater :front Belgride. F~omuel'~Fallesy hail 'elliplOyed a stratagem .flace him' to leave the• fortress; he announced to. bim that he had been Appointed Paella of Salo_ radii, a Vast which he had solicited of the. Porte last year. The son of Soliman, and the Paella of Schabatz, and Jolla ,Effendi, not daring to pass through Servia to return tb BtiSfritl , , are arrived. here, and hat iog . performed quarantine, will go thro' the Austrian doininious ro return borne. The account ttia( six Servian Chiefs had been arrested with Soliman Seeill3 not to be 'cOnfirtned, since notl)iitg fort heir bas transpired, whether they have been conveyed to Constantiimple, or executed with Soloman. By orders of the Beglerbeg of Romelia, .all the hainus or ekrepots, on the cum .thercial road from • Belgralle to• Nyssa, ;must be put in complete order within four or five weeks It . toi..li.e.,Tiattrade may take its due course by way of Belgrade. The Turkish Government and the Serviatis are jointly responsible for the security of the Caravans, and - evert, for any"loss arising front robbery. It seems that the Porte will confirm the Servian Chief, Multoscli Obrenvwitsch, as head of the Servian nation, and CihirmissiOner of the Roads. The Servian families who had sought re fuge here during the late oppression, are now re turning to their homes: - • Letters from the frontiers of Moldavia say that the plague has broken' out at Gullatz, and that the English Consul has died of it ;' it is stated also, that this disease has spread to a considerable ex. tent in some parts of Wallachia. • NAPLES,. No - v.-27.—11is 'l.ll , ijesty has testified his satisfaction to the °dicers and ere* of the frig. ga!e St. Christina, for the skill, activity and zeal, which-they displayed on the 18E11, in assisting the English bug Pegastig. Ban!, DEc. 9.—The transit of foreign met..- eh:utilise is again permitted to France ; this news has produced the most agreeable impression lit Switzerland ; it is an invstiniable advantage fur "Our city and all the Cantons. The Brunswick troops which arrived yesterday, deft tis again this mopiing ; thay have been sue teeded by some corps of the German legion, in the pay of Eugland, which are returning to lianovcr.. GERMAN AND SWISS PAPERS, [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] BERLIN,' DEC. s.—According to accounts Etat may be depended upon, the first payments of the French contribution are to. be made to Austria • and Prussia. This is afavour which is fully jus tified 'by the circumstance that both these States suffered so greatly in the war with France during the last tett years. It is generally asserted, that in the course of this winter some thousand PrO testants from the South of France will settle in, our States, with the permission of the Govern- . meat. Several of these unfortunate people are already in the Cantons of Vaud and Neuche.el,, to which they fled, i.4.order to save their lives, the months of August and September. General Lagarde, as it is affirmed, really had from the King strict orders to destroy the seeds of disor.: der at Nismes, but he %vas not furnished with sufficient means. He seized Trustailler,. who with his i own baud had Murdered.l4protestants, and was going to send him to Montpellier : but thin was the cause of his misfortune; for,"hefore the prisoner could be sent, away, his partizans set .him at liberty, and thieatena the life of. the Gem nerul. The General frightened then "by the ap pcitrance of two tertnents of Chtuseursl,...