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f. i r . 01, •- \‘{ \t ". - 7 , 77.7 - 7,- , • :" 7 OMr 4V, - ---,,,,, -1 , - c"1 ; 4'-', w , " , ,, •,, fy .. r.: ,, 4 4 , \ \c'' ~..,' ~. , 4.t ••• tit. '4........ , / - z 1 , .0 ) . i \-4 IT4r r , LL - , t ~ :., N4 ' l \ ll ER 7202.] T 1-1 U SD A IT., C 0 B 1.4 3, 1 . 815. [PRICE SEVENPEig'Ci, FOREIGN INTELLIGE Nu E.. . • THEATRE•ROf AL, DRURY-L.L.N.E. - THIS, L PH Es ENT EVENING, dct. 5, 11 - 5, .ueil Majesties' Servants will perform the Play of • A nt , . THE mF,IICLIANT OF VENICE.. - ti4 4o ' ‘ ' l, o (first tinie), Mr. Pope : Bass;PH '', l , l r 'p v ' n "• sl q - ,i. loc h ' Ni t l •r. S• Penley • Lorenzo (with- Song§), ' .r, ' -- , e .i , ... e _ ' r ) l‘ 1 -r. nr "")11 (I);in... his first appearance in ial , a . . te st ..auneelot M r I, ' • v. • Port i•i, Mrs. Bartle t 00ah.,,„ ah., ,„ , — 011 , ,..T1) , l, ! ‘ , . tli!"P.' ,. dnce this season t ; Nerissa fir st time), Mis l : ll '3 . " ; ~..tr ,:ith Songs), Mrs. Bland. • Plf?;.! which, a new Nielo-l)roluatie Roniance,-ei , ill t ii r „ • '11,`,%,1'.1.-1(;PII,', • Olt, TITE , IAID OP P.1LA15.,.., • . i6. ( ' '.,3ilie, .lr. 'Mundell ; Farmer Germs, Mr. 1) ,?"!' . 1 . , lib:•;',ll,•Nir. It. hillips; St. Clair, Mr:Barnard ; Richard, stic,,k I,laL•k;-,Blaissot Mr •Knio-lit.; Isaac; Mr. Oxuer , r , ) , ' , ; 31. " r * I ' 4 ' iltl k ' ' ' ", Mrs Sparks ; Anne"; Is t K eil 4 OL S ; Dame Gen as, •1 4 , 3. R 4 ,1 The Pirst an Incidental Ballet, composed IQ- Mr. 4.4.1,;111.1.1,e Cha;acters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, ,Th„,,, ` th cl", &e. &c. •r..iitr,,- " i)x- Otlise is removed to - the'Rntunda, At the 116i:zip:it ; -l'eeotheThe• t • ' B d'`es-stv'et' ~ . o xess _ , a et, iti ry „• . • .). ~,,, 6,1.. Second riee, c , ".; SeCond Price, 3s. bd.'--I Ity •-1 ' unuer '•••411,-„,"•----LIP.wer G;dt ere , 2s, ; - Second Price, fs. - -- i • ri,,..:' lc; Second Price' ad. d - 7. e w Melo-D • .• ' . o f The Niaglie , , or, The Ito 0. p..adi raulatie re p eated . l'2lee staii„ will he p every Evening till further ak .S"urday, The Begc•nrs' Opern.—on nofntay,l'ay",-ise' ‘'''iti vt i Aintlia W ililenhaii;, Mrs. Mardyn.—On Tuesday,. I i 14 I v , • cf - The Cliil4 of N ature : Anianthis, 1 . ,y a , Young; , , i.. it t : emg• lier syi..h ,In.. ai.. 21 appCaranee.oirany stage); t 11 c wire of The Deserter —On Weilnes`laY' taktei. t I,_a*; in which * Mr. Harley will repeat the Clia the Coated}' , - f A 1101.13:tor Pang! - iiiii,,,,,, 4 w i N s f l a u s .cal..-Drati ( l ) ::: in Two Acts, calteil The Signal, or , 4 4t. r..niti, will be produced. on Saturday, the 14th T s ‘,.. • ti:i.t1153;a:,.11.., frm:a-I:lath, is engaged at.this Theatre, and will .'. l l - . k ~. 1 .. er first appearance infra a popular , Opera. 'NIL tle.4ti \sill retur n to town ii%et i of his first appearance. ~—liarly notice' EAST INDIA SOUtiE, 0.. q, 4, 1315. H E COURT of mit:crofts of the - UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the . 1 1 :AST . INDiES, to hereby give, - • • . • DoltsETSl-II REJ. O t)t. SOLD by AUCTION (unless previously dipased :A the :!ntelope Inn, Dorchester, en Fri (l,P', -I')th.4.ol:t,lier. the v:th.L.!)I,eMANOIt.aIyIF.ST:I.TE Of - :11 , .,ILSII,V000,--:For parlicular;t apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, BMISSELS:AN6 PRANKVORT PAPERS, Notice, [RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.] 229.-SixO'CrOck, .. • Majesty the 1 1 .:niperar Rtissia, ‘VhoSe tart is~itE has been annotinced,for,sonle d4q,l4s this mo-, • . c nik entered our walls. The discharge or 10,1 cannon announces iiiisagreeabk c'ews: niS Ma jesty alighto at the Palace in the Parlt, where he. 'was received by the K BE u§s the yes'terday's sit -ti lig of. Second . Chamber, a Inesagc was re -Ceivea frmu the yirst Chamber, stating, drat it .irrupted the prupoSalS of,the Set'Und Chamber. 1. Far the &eulioti of tile Order the Lion; anti 2d,.for a dotatiiin tar the Pciiice of Wwe'rino, Duke of Wet lington, and That, communicated these two in - Ow-kis t, lies Majesty, reques l aht Tani to Confirm theM by his ltoywl -sanetion. „ • • The President announced to the Chamber, that ' his Majesty:, iii . conlo . finity svit.lt the 58th •the 141 . 4 . ?'re the tst. The Treaty 4 . Aecession tO Gacat Britain, cuitchieled Vierm4, 1Q:y(125, Ist: J . 2d. The ,Couve,lttioa b4weent.p..tissia, G'yeat Britain and the Netherlands, to regulate defiflai l very the Ititssiati Holland, ccnicludeil •111.1 May, :la. The Donnaary . Treaty with ussia, conclude,il at Vienna, 3ist May, 181:3. 4th. 'rite I.lottlldary Treaty with England, concluded at Vienna, 31st May, 1816. To-day at one o'clock the Members of the First • Chathber; who sit in the tine fiall of the Mutater4 tates of llrahant, repaired to rite Second Cham ber', which sits - also in a ball of the Mott' de Ville:, In this extraordinary sitting the Session' Will be closed. The M‘entber;s'of the First Chamber were. • dressekin black,.and wire swords. Th'e triUniphal arch at life Gare is re.- building, and scaffolding \ inecting on the an 'lent' battery. of the rampart for an illumination. The bridge made on the occaSiOn„of the entrance of tite King of 'the Netherlands will be ee-eStabfiSbed. These prcparadOnk are made for "the arrival 'at the' august SoyereignS. A pamphlet bat just beep published by.De bus-seller, at Ghent, intitied, " Doubts to be eledr 7 ed fip respecting the Birth of the Son of EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM PARIS OF 'rtl That the Li'; CS of PaOPRIETCALS, who stood quitlified as Voters on the Company's !looks the 12th April last, will he ready to 'be delivered on Wednesday? the 8111 November next.- 4 . JAMES COllll, Secretary. CIIITRCII PRE FERM ENT. 7 110 be SOLT), a •.;667 desirobl. RECTORY, ,!.bout eighty Miles from . London, with a pro4iect'ol early pos ! wision.—For.pail.iculars apply to Alt', 'Vytidale, So- ARMY CONTRACTS. , • . . - . . . : .-0 be L 1 T; within five minutes ride of Hyde Park la it Corner, 4 Ag-aificent ItESIDENCE Furnished. The Mous:: is spacioui, with extensive Offices and Stabling, a very 'considerable range. •of Hot-houses, and Walled Gar, den, 0: chards, Ice HouSe, &c,: The South 'Front of. the nouse overlooks i bit - I..aWia;, the Park, • and a large Sheet. of Water, of about . one acre and a half; well stocked with F/sh, pnd the Shrubberies and Wallis;which extend entirely round, have 'mil great wtention and expel= bestowed upon them' during _the last seven years. The whole contains about 13. Acres, and is i:i eYevy respect calculated for the Residence of an Ambassador, or a Pcniiinitge of Distinction, being a 'cum, plete lilts in ITrhe. , . . „ ;t)ply at :'1: - .. SAid,low.;, Solicitor, Monument-yard.: ''.,. Commissary in Chief'; omee, Great George-i.treet, Sept. 29, Ixls. • • voTrcE is . hereby given te) all Persoil§ de -4- "a siron of Contracting- to supply BEEF and, MUTTON to his Majesty's Land forces in CantOntnents, Cl:Angers, zoad. Barracks, in the under-mentioned Cnunt;es CORNWALL (including Scilly), MIDDLESEN, NORFOLK, stlFFOUK.fexclusive Landrguard Fort atbl its De ' rendendes). • r miLLARD'S IMPERIAL CLOTH. . 13Y His mA3,EsTy'S ROY:11, LETTERS PATENT. • THEia r ohiiit.y, )lerehantS, acid the Public are tespectfully inform - ad by the Patentee, that this C.:l . °th is sold, duly stamped, at the bist India Warehouses, No. 16, Cheapaide; :ind at no tither house, whOleSale, in entire . cases for exportation; and by the piece, from,2s to 52 yards each, at 2s. -es. 6il. - 30..35.6d. rid, and ss. Cd. per yard. It is.manufactUred on a matheinatical, principle, of great dura bility, aitcl peculiar Jot its 'eConoiny, and its singular condu civeness to health, entirely prin - enting the ill ctiedli afisifig from sadden transitions from' heat'to cold after exercise, never Mbibing toe damp atinOsphere on the longeSt sea voyages, and'egfially beneficial in hot or cribd cliMates,^and adapted to all the purpose's of fathily use, for Shifting, Children's wear, Sifeeting, ee,c2; , the Pieces -for Sheeting, both 54ths and 6-4ths, contain from twa.to four pair 'each,And surpass every other hind for economy sad cumfort.—Orders punctually . executed. • That the Deliveries are to commence on -and for the 25th day of November next; that Proposals in wr,iting, - sealed up and marked " Tende; for Army Suppljes," be received. at this Office on or before Wednesday o the 25th day of October ,pext (hut none will be received after Twelve o'Clodi on that day;, :.nd, if sent by Post, the postage mist be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County ; and east Proposal must bate the Letter which is annexed to the 'render properly filled up, by two Persons of hnown property engaging, to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the tine per formanc'e of the Contract; and no Proposal will 'be noticed Unless made on a printed Tender, and the PrieeS expressed in N6rds at length; and should it so happen that during_the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be stationed or supplied in the county, the Expence'of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance bY the Contractor,' to be re funded to him•by the Commissary in Chief. _Particulars of the Contracts nay be had upon application at this Otliec between the hours of 'Eleven and Five. This Day was published,`Fire LETTER' to the Right Reverend the LORD 111)410Poff - 47.,oucEsTER on the Subject of theBRI TISII and FORBIGN BIBLE fly TIiQ :I:15 GISBORNE, M.A. Printed ftir 'l'. cadell. and W. Davies, Strand. BARTON'S PRECEDENTS. . This D IX ,was published, By W. Clarke and Sons, D►tW Book-sellers, Portnal-strcet, • Lincoln's Inn, in - rural seo. 11. Is. i t SUPPLEMENT-AL VOLUME (being the Seventh) to . Mr. - BARTON'S MODERN PRECE DENTS in CONVEYANCING, - containing - such Miscella neous Deeds as are not in the. original Work.. To whieli added, a new and very cOpiu4s particular Inclex to the whole Work. NOVEL LOTTF/tY SCHEME. QIWIFT and Co, solicit the attentiv of the Public to thse Scheme of thi; present Lottery containimr only 15,000 'rickets ' yet affording - to Purchasers a Chance of all the Capital and other Prizes belonging to a'Lottery of '20 4 300 Tickets, and particularly Three Prizes of 50,0001. and FOur of 20,0001. 3 per C...nt.Govornment Stock.—The amount of Stock and Money Prizes, any of which may 'be Drawn tu. the Tickets of this Lottery, is more than double tit sum, Usually - contained in a Lottery of the same number :if Tickets. —TheTickets and Shares are on Sale at No. 11, Poultry; 12, Charing-cross; and Nu. 31, Aldgate High-strdct ; the OtiicCs of. SWIF r and Co. - By JAMES BARRY BIRD, Esq. *** Such Gentlemen as are desirous of having this lonic, are requesterl to give orders' to their Booksellers, as publiilwrs cannot be wisweranle fur the coMpletion after the Ist afJauuary next: • • - • Prt l'El "I , ills „RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . . Win i. 17 4 ES ENT EVENING, Oct. 5, 1815, Art . , iie itete.d the Serious Opera Of • 4 4 e 4 xer., ` ARTAXP:RXES. k ill `% 4, --'! .Ir. Duruset ; Artabanes Mt. Taylor; Ar , ! Ni'i, ~. an ane(third that, , Miss. 44 'ln'l4ir •M • (I . •': •)' Hughes ; ~ . lei lwill b e ‘er %,,1 1: _ . .."'.. - t N. produced ffor the first time) a new Farce, ‘. l ll called - - 1. Ni ne; THE FARCE. Witil'Ell. 114,..1it116,1?4, -Characters by Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Jones, ,i4.1,,te, ,k,_,:ir.,Matliews, Mr. Emery, Mrs. Davenport, • ,lklii c i, ' l , r . s ,,, ( ) l libs. Ni Q e ,..„ T i ‘ l be added, the tieiv Melo-Drama, called i l j . el d ' lit t . ' MA- GPIE, OR. THE - MAID. zAt. ti )titt , 1 1 weett; - Everard, Mr..llarryinor; Henry, 414-A.,',kha',,,A.en.i',lalin, Mr. Farley; Justice of the Villtge, b !, } ' , i'e , r;,i d, 1-11. Ntartill, Mr. Listou; Bert - r;und, NI r. Atkins ; I.l 'k . ‘ - t I * ' it I s. D ' ave nPort ; Annette, Miss S. Booth. , , Theliban4ce neldental Ballet, coiu p0,...:d by f t lr. Noble l 'Ni ii il) (•)or, w i r li s- '," — Mr. Noble and Miss I. 4 pPino• . 4111 -11/ -' " opened a' . II lf ii - t Five and `2 "es/ 7s ' - Past si x. `-‘• a -r s 3 4:.:111,(1,..; c; ;5,,,ie0211_ Prices: mu Puce. ,Oli s , l ;rlre (;' c i - " - Y 2 5.; SeCIAld Price Is.—Upper Halle' ~ Y, ',, 4 ‘, }l leiti , . . ' t 'it. l-- • Ie Cl il . ;: al ) °llly perfOrm in the - next week on T illus. 4.. 4%, : ti ad , ja so d l cter , of M:s. Haller ;on Sate.rd:ty, lli • 4, 4 y, the 16th, 'Juliet, for the ...2d thou this Be, tt rlev , ‘ liti ;te ,, ' Aro n , 'P oi i 'lt've t -, r ; -/r a , "oa of The Magpie, or the Maid, will bt • ! t) iz ;,I'vow., vii.,c.g' till.furiber notice . . tti s -o ond,,. „!'' 1 enib es , . ‘,.;,.1 mi-, \Pic ;Vle. ti-,, s eas oi , • ' ''iss st '-"-- -- ' ' ''', •. ' . lice '-4 4tt the c l / 4 '''' , P 4 ells will tual; . e ,or first apt.eara , . tt ettr). 1, mr.,,. ,haracrer of Polly in the Ilet.wars. Opera. Lttr a r , '3,ncluir (his first appearance •iu that Clia -J stk s , 11 1. , , 1 CeE,f il, ,alT.the Character of LailyTeazle, was eminent ‘ etl i i :, Pr llviti i: m u t I I whole Play'havin••• been honoured by •:5141.....• zoauclus of the auditory ' : will be repeated on V ' • (A s l'fip , • uTi(O-.tE ROYAL, Diturtr-LANE , 1., 1 1,5 5. ...,. IS betel) 'iv. that ;: -. i GENERAL bAI t % t().\"IBIA , o f 3 . 1 " -",' 1, i tit • IP ANy .. the- 111 EA na .ROYAL Dtti.:ltY • i , e ,latli o f Qf, P ROPRIE - rolts.ia be held on 'FRl te,,t..trari,,, October, 180, at the Crown and 't.tu.:l:or iiii!lte,ttiztht.ll at One u'CloOk precisely, fur the purposes 11 11'tie'l ' ""al statement ofAccounts, and of elect k. ut, 0,.. to su 11t,,. . rt utati Pply tli Places uf 'Members. going Put by qct .2 II) or Resignation, from the General Cum \,.....5.'1&15,. k t l 'otk -------- ----=--------- - ' 4 list ied.t r : EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, I rt,yal Charter, in the Reign of King Gebege • , the First. ' _ t.btilsoNo -. • Se!•tr•mber, 13.15. e r , (Athe•2lLl- Vt'lloSC annual Premiums fall clu : r.: 1 11, ! . 1( 4 \i , r,.,, a: ‘ll itistzult, are hereby informed, ?hat Rceeip.s * fit ty 'lat E x Y,,t(' )tt delivered at the 'Company's Offices, over klitP,A-,:„'-'l4rlge and in Pall-Mall, as• well 'as by their re 'c' 4t e Pe;rs iwthe several Counties ' ; and the Parttes , a , s , - t 14 11 ‘,1,, I:te4tedio it z , rd • f tl • Renewal of their I oh -1.. li b av . ii i ,r,, re __ 1.,,, :. or le . ... -,k4 I‘.ils. adowo the 1 4;11 of October next,_ as the ueual ,.,‘ if,ioll - k for Payment, be ~ d.the date of tat.,, I 1 , •. • expi e ' 'IS; Att, lid _ S:\A-IUEL FENNFNG, Jun. Secreary.. k ' , tl ) ,?''et: ( , f , l','e - ,e is . given, daily, at the said Offices, ~ir trie p..l.i t, ii, ...louildings,. Gf„vocfs;. Merchandize, and. !.....yhips, in ti t , t, ' , ill,ll-.-ock, or wilily building from. Loss or -Damage N 4, Li r 41, 0. fr 4 the Assurance o ' f,and granting Annul di • ti,.k ". li 'li ttl ' re Poi' km„ imA tre. tlfes will be issued free of Expensp to the • . . liz : annual Premium amounts to Gs. or p, t. ~ , xt , „,, • ____ Pt -i r AN , , , lij s -I i O NIICAL Sr LF-:tE.GULATING TILUSS. t , ti N.. l N'ettt i Nv t . ~ . 1 , , wi ll 41. t, f ir i 1 .11:\ • I lON of Messrs. LI NG :al , l _ Q. , tb„,, ~n !k , tich his m ttjqty's Patent bat bet; -g n r e a o ri l t l 11rti 4_ ,I( ,( 0 ;: plai f tl i e le.ntoly hope, entirely ol)via i t t e s s t ul e iti i riority ~ q„4 y l ie __ c . k. lin ti!fur. 'Trusses. ~ 1p •,11,, ` ,11 t,t,.. 'l!Parenr, as it combines in itself the parti 4iis Y Iseot:every (Al -• T - -- without their detects, It 'N . 1 4 4 11. t.l 'tither- Li • " i " , •• . • -•d or , 4t ,as r ,' . 4 , i higher or lower; oarkual 'l t „ 1 • 'quir e ; 1 4 i, 4, ("et y , they t tie Wearer, and. be applied with the 'T r ''ttli s ,' ''' exact part •'}licted nor will he - stilipet h' 115'5 0 1 1 4 ,P ti r e a ss d t .i l f r i. 6 . . 11,11.•xcO"riatio too' frequently caused 1,._ ty ~,,'. li.. wh:l "ill, ' ttt, , "e` disclaiming a wish. to depreciate- the pro l'e t 7! 11,:-:;,,, solicit a comparison as the fairest test ot the \<....„!.....-ef,4„ 4',ettiou- IVI . L ill f •l honoured by ,--- tssis. . Nsi et_ ..:- Y Ni "!cal or Surgical Gentleidan. !. ~ C..W. WARD, Secretary, --__________- v 1-1411,:;,...• \W ' "• G 4 „ k " PAINT- NIANUFA6TORY, ' 4 °P‘ i'..,', ``Rwen-street, Cht•apsi k J et T.,ondon. i It.e.lillot•t, ':,Fi's.Al3l.4l-il'i' kiNTs and C0.A.14 TAR. kv . Ntl. ri '' for 1)• '- t• t• '' Out Buildings, and 030,1.:. tiare,iil,,,..„,rt-i. lating,..S,ln..tes, I, d .' (,r es „ , I every descrlption. _ ‘g .ni Per Cwt. s(ls ll."lit l' tint per C wt., 1;4. I. - 'dilt '••••• ' 'e " • sos. 'ati, ~,,- ',.. •• • -.• • • : Gs. Bright Bed L 14 ., .."•oit e ••••• • • • • • tt,s. Dark Red 42S. ~,,;,.‘sild Chnco- l'repacett Oil to thin thtnt for _r . 'll t ,. se 't . r.- ri , ;(; 1:ai..... sris. Use, 55., (d . ' por t. G . E i ll lon- . it,ll..,,ete,;,,ii4.),),sestist.eintiti ()iis of every .ctscrtp;l_,?l,;..; cover 1 . ick , _, , ca0,. 1 , w , . .114:_gr!atest durability,,at d . ly .t.,4(1.. qz,fl ~,.,: .‘ -•!. its creat as : .-, ..) , ) ses (4 , ~ ~e it!i , . icy may .4. . '1 ht. ' 'erY urn:,"' 1 l' 41 '7 ()th • cr A ; c a a n i t i l o ' i t ild "il L Y t d l7 .I,„tied ,r. insole l'aiting. l.h! ' l4(‘-' fi "Ll ' h ( `"li tr l ~.1 1, '"w " • • . ....... p4ir Cwt. 225. ,:1('_il,1,e,i.1:11C':;11:41;':;ril :z t , 4 .1r .‘ 4 1 c . ) 1 1 .. n . D . c . 1;dett for alt. t 8 5. Worlt, i c+o,,, it cr, 4111,., ...‘.uice (.7.1t-es Z'e.c. It )3 pri. r fect:t , v ius . ulu_, .t hlto ttl, r, , d . . , s. a. ( 'are 141 • the wsr.ss and liry ,tit ; us of AN t.' ' 4 h 'il initli te4 verY hard, tind only regnires to be well : •I I "I'lY it‘• ''••• '."' . ' k'Prt-0...\; a nd C o, • •d- by their Ru`weal-street,..t, aa • • , . • r 1 •GENUINE MEDICINES. TI.II NEWBURY an:l SONS, in: St - . nt - u - : 's . church-yard, inform the Public that the Prices of their Medic' tes, with the late Duties, are as follow; and that the Number Of their House is. 45, the third from Cheapsidc.. s. el. .r. Dr. James Powder 2 9 Dr. Recr's Oliodeldoc - 2 9 - Analeptic Pills . 4 6 - COnvulsion Oil Antibilicus Pills 2 9 Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr - . Austin's Chalybeate 4 0 Essence of Coltsfoot .. 3 6 Dalby's Carminative 1' 9 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4• 0 Tonic Pills Lawrance's Powdet ..' 4 6 English Coffee The Cephalic Snuff ... 1.1 f Pate de <ltilmbe Unless the name " 'NEW 11E:I.Y" be engraved in the Stamps, the above cannot be g,•.mine . . Dr. Hooper's Pills .... 1 11 :fen ry's Magnesia Glass's Magnesia • 3 cr St rung Tinct. of Bark 4 . 0 Essence of Ginger 2 9 Hnxhant's ditto Cheltenham Salts .2 9 Inglish's Scots Pills Greenough's Tinctures 2 9 Spilsbury's ditto Toln Lozenges .. l 14 ' Welch's Pills Soothing . Syrup ,2 9 Dr. Solauder's Tea ... 2 9 'Y',7* Ample allowance will he made Upon these and all other Medicines (of repute for Exportation. LOCK AND, SUR('.7,ICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DUKE: of YORK, President, and the following Committee of Governors .---, Ea.rl of Egremont • Col: W. J.Jones, M. P. Earl of Le►trim jolm . Latouche, Esq. Nl. P. Rt. Hon. R. 13. Sheridan, M. P. Col. 11. A.:sit:meats, M. I'., Hon. Col. J.Barry, M.P. . 1 Cai►t. J. klay. • ( Straratos - , I.lfr. Kiernan, Nlember of the 11.oval,College,. London. • . THE above ESTABEASIDI ENT 'unites the Safety of t. P - Ci3PAC lNsTrrunoN, - with si Delicacy, Honour, anti Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, anti, •added to its high Patronage, it is. conducted by such Profes sional Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases. of Disease, at Sttictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however inveterate or of IoAA , experience a complete Cure. as well as that Derangenie it of Lir!' Generative Organs, which impairs the Constitution and shortens Life, Mr. Kiernan 'nay be consulted by Patients of .both sexes, at his private house, No. , 21, Lower -charlotte-street, .11.!(1- ford-square, where the necessary Advice and MetlicipeS. will be given, or sent to any part. of the United. Kingdom. This Day was published; price 43 . boards, by - F. xiernon, 'a Second antrlmprored Edition of a,Practicai Treatise on the Voiereal Disease aad its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 'eo, Paternoster-row; Highlev an.:50n,174, Fleet street ; Crown-court, Soho a'nd by all other 1.306 - -- CATON'S WORKS. • , This Day was published, A new Edition, illustrated with Cases, price ss. 1 A PRACTICAL TREATISE 00 the PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS EASE -in both SEXES, and its consequences; in whigh a mild and successful mode of Treatment is pointed out, in cluding Obst!rvations on Strictures, Cutaneous Eriiptions, Imaginary Veiiereal DiSeases, • &c. , Intended as a Gititle against the 'dangerous effects of this baneful malady. By T. M. CATON, 'Sargent), 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand. and late of the United Ilospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. i. 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The liberty of the 'press no Johger exists - ; an ordinance suppressed all the .i.ournals same of them have since obtaino - d pens issioh,tO appear, but, doubtless, upon 'conditions which tender theirs destitute Of all interest. 6 ‘ If I may jadge by *hat I see,l3nd by whit I hear, the* very great majority Of the Frrinli deeire the Bourbdris; feel that there is no salvation fir France, except in a dViliiCtV Ye Li Oat+ 0p.., fa I",r, .".• vided into many ciasseS. Sonic desire the Bourbons out of attachnient to them; others, - upon deliberation and calcula tion ; some will 'have them at any price, and be whatever 'they may.- There are some, who, while they bonout and es-. • teem the King. fear 'that lie tir his successors may return to. a system which is no longer in harmony with the ideas of thQ " Tf t'll,l(ing . does not shock peoplA OpittiortS„ if he for gets the past, if he will make to the French some trifling con cessions, he will be adored by them. The diversity of. opi nions, hoWever, requires that an imposing force. remahr,for same time France 'consolidate- the power of the King; as I observed, 'if the King conducts himself with good ness, ti l e'will at - last confirm his•power ; people Will accus tom themselves to the new order of things, and the King will. at'last draw round him those who may hive felt some as'ersioi towards hith; it is then that France will be saved; and this is what I think will happen'. • A minorit s x had declared for the Dote. of Orleans, but it" does tfut•.s4,an that this party is at all formidable." SwITZERCANIS - , SEPT. 22.7—Within these fevt - r days.there have passed byLßasie and Rheinweiler 25,00 Austrian troops of all arms, among others the fine re e iment. of B . 7.eckler hussars, which re.- t&tis to its usual garrison in Transylvania. The greater - part of 'these troops carne from - the con lines of Burgundy and Franche Compte.. • FRANKFURT., SEPT. 25.—Whatever the Paris: journals may say, 'La Vended is not disarineci -; iii the other lederes have taken up arms ; . the 'ulists and the constitutionalists are in 'presence - of each other; almost as much is feared ;is hoped fromAhe two Chambers. In short, France stilt contains all the 'elements of a 1:v01'11 . 0ln, and only (lie long stay of the foreign troops can pre 'serve her froze it. • The Police lately bained' a movement, the obi ject of which was to require the King-to remove the. Princes, and 'to appoint-the Duke Orleans his successor. This has . given rise to numerous .arrests. • BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS, [RECEIVE!) 'Ttil3 MORNING.] `GHENT, SEPT. 29 —The Journal of this City' contains the following article from Lille, dated Sept. 2G :-- " The public spirit in this city deteriorates daily, and people are almost ashamed of the end less (tes by which they haie celebrated this time of misfortune. This cooling Of public opinion is_ owing to the delay of peace—to the continually recurring demands of contributions—and particu larly to the reports concerning our fate, which ate gaining ground : people here are persuaded that the dissolution of the Ministry bad one ho nourable cause, viii. the refusal -- to sign the Treaty of Peace impos ed b y the Allied Sove reigns, and by w hich France- bound itself t o the payment of a contribution of six hun dred m illi ons 0 f francs—to the perpetual cession of seven fortresses, to fill, up the ports of Dun kirk, lirCst and Cbcrburgh tc, dOiver to the Al-