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- -7- iftruTMß 719.1 T,REATRE-ROYAL • HIS VREsg,NT EVENING, Nov.. 20, 1815, then NNe'lties' Servants will perform, for the 6th time, _ new COltted cillvd 17, .teu Pr, lle WHERE TO FIND A :FRIEND. princip.al Characters by Mr. Waliack, .Mr. Bartley, Ar.D owtots , „ ar' 'son Mr. Johns' , Mist Kelly, ,one,)ry, x , Mr. 01 Mr . Knight, Mrs. Mrs. Sparks. 11 In Act 111. A Song by Mr. Johnstone.. le Prologue to be spokrn by Mr. Powell.—The Epilogue by Miss Kelly. After which, for' the 9th time, a• new Ballet, called kLEDONIAN LAURELS ; OR. THE HIGHLANDER'S RET.URN. P lThe ' princip a l Ch arac t ers b y M r . O scar By rne , Miss Smith, *Airs. Bryant (late Miss C. Bristow). T o Which will he added (Milt time), a wew Farce, called . WHO'S WHO? OR,. THE • DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. The Characters i,v Mr. Bartley, Mr. Wattaclf, Mr. Bar- Fraley, Mr. Harley, Mr. - Munden, Mrs. Orger, A% • - Boxestnal Places to-he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, at front the principal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, Ten till Four, and of whom may be had a Private Boa VslightlY ) • ". s S Gd.„—Pit, 3s. tid.; Second • , •• cc* . . Gallery, - 's•—Low e r ifs.; Second l'riec, is.—Uppet , Is.; Second Price, ad. • \vi r fn morrow, the Tragedy of Tamerlane : Bajazet, Mr.Kcall ; p- I , l ` (b.Y particular desiro) The alagpl,‘ ; or, The Maid of j'alsean.---Friday and Saturday, Where .to find a, Friend ; l•ith Caledonia:l. Laurels, and Who's Who?—On "timidity (in 1711 sequence of (1;14 and numerous Inquiries at the Box-Ofiicc)' r. Kea " will appear, for the ed time this Season, in the A har acter of Ki ng . Weliaril the Third.—On 'fuesday, ‘Where 'tZl h in ud ; with a favourite Musical Interl!ide, and Who? or, The Double Imposture.--On Wednesday, e Comedy of A Trip to Sc:Arborough : Miss Hoyden, Mrs. la r ( l'Yn (her first appearance in that Character). A ney. = Mnsical Farce is 10 rehearsal, and will be prOducc‘d Thursday, December Gth, called My Spouse and 1. Nal- For the aceonmodation of the Renters and ,Sub 'scribers. th, (Vice for their admission has been removtd to . tie Wooburn-street End of the Entrance Hall. ••• THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING', Nov. 29, 1815, ~alied be performed (for the 3d time), a new Comic Piece, • WHAT'S A MAN OF FASHION ? The- principal Characters by Mr. Fawcett, .Mr: Blanchard, 41 r. Junes, Mr. Tokely, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Matthews. After which, the Dramatic Romance of CYMON. a the Overture composed by Mr. Bishop. The. Original Music by Michael Arre. And several additional Airs by Sir John Stevenson, Brabant, Paer, and Bishop. , ,T hySeene..ry, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are new. 'Merlin (a Magician .) Mr. Egertnn ; Cymon,, Mr: I)nrnser; hararnond (a Knight) Miss Burrell ; Donis, Mr. Liston ; . ti ' O , Mr. Fawcett ; :Urganda (the Enchantress), Miss A T NIles ; Sylvia, M iss Stepl:ens ; Fatima., Mrs Gihbs ; Phcebe, Ct s Mae Alpine; - Daphne, Miss Matthews; Dorcas, Mri. an Arcadian Ballet :. Arcadian Swain, Mr. Noble; Ph, Miss Luppino. To. which will be added, the Farce of MRS. WIGGINS. Old- Wiggins, My. Mathews. 11 0 1 : l aces for the 130xe5 to be..6l . ien of Nir. Brandon, at the B,, thl iee. Hart-street, from Ten till . Four.' Is.___l l; ,, s , js;; (3, S el e i c ,ot d Price 35. 6d.—Pit 3s. (l. ; Second Price Aee nini - -?s.; Second Price ts.—Upper Galicry 4-s he r • L F "• cttr aai e- "`" ,, d lar.rordie of CYmon, increasing in . th, 0 „ 1 °11 each night it is perfornied, and I•cing rcet - , , , ea vauscb. ,Its with the meost unqualified apr obagion and ail, 'Mis s tepeatet on every night not appropriated . to 1,, i- A . rill' s Perf orm ances. Iklis s r" ( "e, the Trav,edv of' Venice Preserved : Belvidera, •of ; isith - the new Comic Mete of - What's a 4ats dshiG n?---On Friday, What's a Mau of Fashion ? Jtit . vc r ln :nand , "fo ni Thumb the-GreanSzturday Will be re the Tragedy of Phe Or : O'Nei b r ' ,7".day Will be produced (for the first - time) aft C eto -I,..—Pte Entertainment , called Bobinet the Bandit; or, IT - "rest of Montesearpini ; with Cyinon, and What's a iL4 1 1 %51" n • . non. 51ti ee e 'y Comedy is in rehearsal, and will speedily be pru- M IV EST' s PICT t Hit tit p a. , ..AECTED, his SECOND PICTURE• . of 1.1-IRII CIF'"' , NG in th e TEMPLE, amd tuft D} ;G:` of the Citl)T,- , re +MON Of OUR SA I . 7 :CAM, with several SEETCIir.S, li tmts w Exhilsiting at No. 1 , 25, PALL-MAIL, near Carlton t day . (SPttlays excepted) from Ten in the Morn -7,7""e of. the Evening . "“•"-- Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. Ily Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. cr - 42) . 1 k/R4L Tr- OFFIcE, ik•ov• 2 0 , 1 8 15 . Ohl OE is hereby given, that a Session of °ye, "(1 Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of= th e ~lrf»tiralt~~ s cenznatted on the High Seas, within the Jur ,. ...dietiou of of England,will be held at Justice Mall, in the o'sfßailert, London, on Theaday,the 19th of December next, •cfght a' Clock in the Morning. . JOHN B,4RROTT'. OFP IcE or ORDNANCE, Nov. 13, 1815. „ ' LIE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His. NJ -7,1,a ' IEB2. l's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, on 7-z h'''Y will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, dc.,„ ats a aV, the 3011 e o f N ovem b er i ns t an t, and following cu 11 o'clock precisely on those days, sundry LOTS of (Lnd U NSERVICEABLE STORES, consisting of Han '` 4 t Colla rs , Bi t H a l ters, R ope T r a ces, an d var i ous o th e r articl es of Sadlery and Harness; ""' Clothing, , and sundry articles ' Powder Horns, Tents, rent Poles and Pieces, Bngles, and Trumpets; Musket and Pistol Stocks, . 7 - 4% a " Wrought Iron, Round and Double-Iteaded Shot; Cast ;7" Trucks, and Wrought-Iron Carriage Work, Bushel Ste c ) / Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal ; Horse-Shoe s:ts' TOols o f sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bel l ows, Lanthorns, Vices, Carts and Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks and Cartridges, Helmets, sundry Old Building Mate. , A lll . - .' a " l a ir Scantling.; Portable Forges, Handscrews. and Wheels and Elm Board; tcgether with a variety of Other Artielgs; • he „ "J'e of which may he viewed upon applicati'nz at the 4r, 4 Vai Storekeeper's Officein the• Tower, and at the Royal 1 . l at iroolwi c h, un til M e day of sale, at which places ito4 o Ltd Lj3 IS of the Lots will be delivered to those persons 'hey apply for the same. By Order of the finartl,.. R. 11. CREW, Secretary. • This Dap was published, price . 14s. boards, A. 41 I ,U RES oti SCR P FUR E. I ARA BLLS. 13 .d; c; , t 'a WILLIAM BENGO' COLLYER, D , D• (4 ‘ Nu., `a , bY permission, to his I-loyal Highness the Dulie ccx. * . 1 r -ked r Black, Parbury, and Allen, Leadenhall-street ; er-ro w. 4 " Edwards, and Sherwood, Neely, and Paternos ,,Y• The and Miracles, 14 s ame Anthor, i: Lectures on Scripture Facts, Pro- /~ . -11,77-71 1 , 4 i ' ~,,, , •l tc:-.t,, i F ri fj i ; 1 ' */# JULF-1, .....4r-1 , ~.4 „ . ..... ; 11 .I._ 6 4 4,.. „ „ WEDNESDAY, NOVEAMER '29, 1815. 'l7h.e. greatest Success,—As usvAL, ! The greatest Prize ever-tit - ass-11,—Na. 13,553, 50,0001.! The g - reatest Nuater of other Capitals,—No. 8,167, eopopi. .. . . , _ .. 1,171, 1,000; 7,080, 1,0001; 12,077, 1,0001. &c• NV • - e draw.' . on Saturday. last, when the Lottery of 15,000 Tickets finished; and - all the above were Sohi and Shared by Fort line's 'greatest Favourite ' T. lIISII, tbie Contractor, At his office, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; IVIIO has now the pleasure to - announce a new small but capital Lottery, of 0n1v.5000 Tickets, with TWO. immense Prizes of 50,0031. &c. &c. 3 per cent. Consols and Muney,.whicli • MUST ALL BE DRAWN On THURSDAY,. the 7th of DECEMBER. every preceding Lottery of 5000 Tickets, one Capital only of 20,0001. was thought to form a wonderful Scheme; — now, the same number of Tickets has to boast of twice. the number of Capitals, and each Capital 50,0001. I❑ consequence of .the many disappointments experienced last week. from the Security of Tickets and Shares, (as some of the Offices were without any on Friday evening) although the Lottery consisted of 15,000 'tickets, and considering. How few the Ticliets are in this Lottery—only 5,0001 owhl great the magnitude of the Prizes-2 of 50,0001. &c.! How impossibleAo supply every Adventurer with a whole Ticket! v T. lIISU feels it his paramount duty to a generous Public to endeavour t meet their wishes. and has therufore deter mined,. that All the4;,oooTickets shall - be divided into Shares; but as the Scheille is so arrain that -two Hall Shares most have Four chances to gain 25,0001. and Two chances to gain 50,0001. whilst a whole Ticket could only have had Two chances to gain a 50,0001. Prize, he trusts the plan will meet universal approbation. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CIIRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. FAMILY BIBLE. rptiE pan, are tespet'icolly inftirrued,. that Part I. of a NEW EDITION, on superfine Royal Pa per, of the FAMILY BIBLE, edited tinder the sanction of this Society, is this - Day published, and will be col: hm! every alternaiOlonth, in Pints, containing twenty sheets, at ffs. each. The Edition on Medium Paper ma)? lie had in Parts, at 45. each, and the Weekly l' , :nnthers, at Gd. each, — The First Volume being completed may be had in hoards, price tl. 145. The 'Twelfth Part will be published on the first of atinuoir'y. Spirt-for the Society.by F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ;. and by all other Booksellers. • FURTHER DOCUMENTS, (Nu. IV.) . CONVENTIONS FOR THE I f IqUIDATION OF .CLAIMS tIFOI , I THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT. To lessen ,the difficulties which have risen in the execution of divers Articles, of the Treaty of Paris, of 30th May, 1814, -and especially thOse relativela the claims of the subjects.of the Allied Powers, the High Contracting Parties, desirous of making their respective subjects enjoy the rights which those Articles ensure them, and pre vent at the same time, as much as possible, all disputes which may arise on the sense of sonic dispositions of the said -Treaty, have agreed on the following Articles : Art. 1. Tice Treaty of . 30th May, 1814, being confirmed by the I id, Article of the principal Treaty to which this Convention is annexed, this couhrmation extends princi d ally ~..NlAisles 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24., 25, 26, 30; and 31 of that Treaty, as far as. they are not modified by the present Act ; and it is expressly agreed, that the explanations and developements which the High Contracting Parties have thmight fit to give them by the following Articles, shall in unwise preju dice the (Min's. of any other nature, which may he authorised by the said Treaty, without being especially re-capitulated by the present Conven tion. Art.ll, His Most Christian Majesty conse quently promises to pay all the stuns owing by Franc e (in countries out of its territory, as fixed by the Treaty of this date), 4 - virtue of Article 1 . 01 of the Treaty of 30th May 1814, whether to coin unties or particular establish ments, whose revenues are not at the dispos'al of Government. Their liquidation shall extend specially. to the following claims I. To those arising from articles furnished or •supplied by comt»nnes or individuals, by t v.r.us o: contracts orothor ar rangements coming from the French AdmiuiStratiVe Autho rities, and including pramise of pi%ytunt. 2. To arrears of pay, &c. due to military persons, or em ployes, in the French at my, who, by the Treaties of Pars of aoth May, 1814, and 20th 'November, IS:S, are become suh jeets of another Power. 8. To the support of French troops in trospitals not belong ing to the Government. n. To the restitution of funds entrusted to the French Post office, which h4ve out reached their destination', 5. To the discharge of mandats bens, or order for payment . upon the'rench Treasury, &c. whioh have been subscribed in favour of individuals, &c. in provinces which have ceased to be a part of France, or which may be in'the hands of these individuals, &c.; nor can iriance refuse to pay them under the pretext that the objects by the sale of which these boas, &c. are to :Jr realized bnve passed under foreign dominion. G. Upon loans made by the French Civil as d Military AU tlitrities with prom6e of repayment. 7. To indemnities granted fer the nun-cojoyment of 'la timial domains let upon lease, &c. R. To reimborsemetits . offrom made fro the funds of Inc C.ioieauncs, by order_ of__l.ll,e„Zrefich Authorities, with promise of repayment. • 9. To the indemnities due to individuals for destroctlim of buildings, &c. for the enlargement 0; security of fortresses, &c. Art. 111. The reclamations of the Senate of Hamburgli, on account of tl k e Bank of that city, shall be the subject of ;s particular Coaeention between the Cominissiers of his Most Christian Majesty and thOse of the city of liambnrgh. Art. IV. The reclanrations Snail be also made by several persons against a decree dated Nossen, Bth May, 1813, by which they were deprived of . Colonid. goods which tlaev had put-- chasedfrom the French Government, &c. 'Art. V. Commi;teeS of Liqnidation are.to 'be formed 10 examine the claims, and Committees of arbitration to decide on them, in case the for mer should not agree. (here follow eiglit sec tions on the mode in which these Committees arc to prOCced.) Art. VI. and VII. relate to the mode of credit ing France, for such debts, specially secured in their origin by mortgages upon countries which have ceased to be a part ot. France, and which haver heal converted into inscriptions in the treat Book of the public debt . of France. Art. VIII. The French Government having re fused to recognize the claims oldie Government of the Low Countries, relative to the payment of the interest of the debt of Holland, which Lave not been paid for the half-ye'ars of March and September, 1813, it is agreed to leave to the ar bitration of Commissioners the decision of this question. Art. JX. The unpaid interests shall be liqui dated of debts secured upon the soil of countries ceded to France by the Treaty of Campo Formic, and of ,Luneville. Art. X. Refers to the 23t1 Article, of 30th May, 1814, stipulating that the French Govern►uent shall reimburse -the securities deposited by public Functionaries, having the management of public money in the Countries separated from France. Art. XI. Tl►e funds deposited by Communes, &c. in the . coffers of the . Government, shall be re stored, &C. Art. XII. The funds which existed in the Caesse d'Aviculture of Hull a►d, and which have been deposited in the Caesse d'..luzartesseinent, or any other Caesse, shall be restored. Art. XI 11. The - Committees of Liquidation and Arbitration shall immediately proceed' to the li (initiation of the übjectS specified in . Article 22 to 25 of the Treaty of May 30, 1814. Art. XIV. The•2stn At of the Treaty of May 30, 1814, releasing the FrenCh Government, from the Ist of January, 1814, from the payment of all pensions, military, or ecclesiasticat, is maintained. France will pay the arrears, if any, up to that period. Art. XV. Doubts having arisen qpnt) tie 31st Article of the Treaty of 30th !flay, 1814, Concern ing the restitution of maps of countries whicli have ceased to belong to France, it is agreed rh St 01 maps of countries ceded, including those which the French Government has caused to be iV;) 1 fPRICE SEVEtZPENCE. =_-,4. e - :met ,executed, shall he n:actly giren up, wit!) the cop. pet•-plates hefoniliTT totem, he spice of four •Itreelts atter the exchange of the r:itifications of 'the present Tregty.. s„-1002 0)011 n v , (I,l tl - e re specting the archives - , maps, anT I).!ars,, a way from the countries ocmtpied for a tiau t by the different armies, as it. i.st i palated in the se cond paragraph of the 31st Article of the salt( Treaty. Art. XVI. Al! Claims to he dellyercd.in within a year aftet the ratification of the.Trcaty, under pain of f o rf e itur e o f a ll rights. Articles WI. XVIII. and XIX. relates to the pavment e of Claims, and their inscription he Great Book; and . Art..X.K. On the tst of _January, at latest, a capita pro ducing three millions and a half of interest (nu capital de 8,500,009 francs de rente) sliall be inscribed in the - Great. Bout as a guarantee in the name of two, four, er six Commis - - sioners, half French, half - of:the Allies",_ .. - who will receive the interest every six months. • Art.-XXI• Betel, to Article 17. .• Arta XXII.IO XXVl._relitte to the reciprocal engtge►nents of the Sovereigns respecting the reimbursements to be made to French subjects, exe. • Done at Paris, Nov. 20, 11115: _ • (The SiznaturP43 An.2ll:litional Article state;i, that houie of the,,„Cona tots of Re:Oficial and Steenforth. claims from the French Govern meat, on soveralrgrounds, th , c sienn of 4,4 7,090-fulncs. 'For this claim this;houie is to receive • P. 00,000 francs it, twelve equal loonthiy . payments, and 5 n.OOO franc s . in i nscr i p ti ons i tt the Great Bunk, guaranteeing the Course at 75. (The Signatures.). (No. V.) CONVENTION CONCLUDED IN CONFORMITY TO THE NINTH ARTI.• CLR. OP THE PRINCIPAL TREATY, RELATIVE THE EXAMINATION AND LIQUIDATION CF THE CLAIMS OF TUE SUBJECTS OF HIS BRITANNIC MA- JitSTY AGAINST,TIIE GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE. Art. I. The:Subjects of his Britannic Majesty, having Claims upon the French Government, who, in contravention of the Second Article of the Treaty of Commerce. of 178fi, and since thelst of Jainuny, 1793, have suffered on that account, by the Confiscations or Seipiestrations &creed in. France, shall, in conformity tirthe Fourth Addl.. tiOnal Article of the Treaty of Paris of the year, 18,14, themselves, their heirs or assigns, subjects of hisßritaunicMajesty, be indemnified ani . ! paid, wheil their claims shall have been' admitted as le giti:nate, acid when the-amoutit of them shall have been awertained, according to the forrils and tin der the conditions hereafter stiptdated. Art. H. The . subjects of his Britannic Majesty, holders of 'permanent Stock under the French Governtnent, and who,, on that account' have, since the Ist of Ja►:uary, 179:13, sufleted by tioe confiscations or sequestrations decreed in France, shall themselves, their luiirs or assigns, subjects of his tritannic Majesty, beinscribed its the Great Book of the cou , olidated Debt of France; for au-amount of Stork equal to the amount of the Stock they possessed prior tip the Laws and, Decrees of Sequestration or - . of - confiscatina above.;mentione.d. In the cases in which the Edicts or Decrees con stituting the above-mentioned Stock shall have added therettk profitable souditions, or favourable chances, account shall he ltad thereof in favour of the - Creditors, and an addition, rounded upon a just valuation of such advautages,• Shall be inad6 to the amount of the Stock to be inscribed. The new Instriptions %ball bear date and bear . interest from the 22d March, 1816. Such subjects of his Britannic Majesty who, by receiving their annuities at a third, after the 36th September, 1797, have submitted themselves by their uwti act, to the laws existing upon this subject; are exempted from the abo.ye-tnentiwned• dispositions. Art. M. Such of the Subjects of his Britannic Majesty, or their heirs or assigns, subjects of his Britannic Majesty, as possessed Life Annuities from the French Elovernmeut before the Decrees of, Confiscation or . Sequestration, shall equally be inscribed upon,the Great Book of the Life An nuities of France, for the same stun of Life An nuities as they enjoyed in" - 1793. Such o f t h e subjects of his Britannic Majesty, however, as have changed the nature of their claims, by re ceiving their Annuities at a third, and thus by their own act have.submitted them Selves to the Rants existing upon this subject, shall-be excepted front the above dispositions. The new Inscriptioas shall bear (hire, and bear interest from the 22d of March, 1816. Prior to tilt; d liVeTy of the new Inscriptions, the claitnants s!lall be bound to produce certifi cates according to the usual form, declaring - that the persons in whOse names- their life annuities were constituted are still alive.• With respect to those or the above-mentioned subjects of his Britannic Majesty possessing- life► annuities in the names of persons who are dead, thee shall be bound to produce certificates of de mise, in the tisind forms, 'stating the period of The deceased, and in that case, the annuities shall be paid up to such period. Art. IV. 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