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Ay:paJtry.it, ; 'Ta merlffile, Mr. Pope ; Axalla,, Mr. llack ; N-loneses, Mr. Rae ; Stratocles, Mr. Barnard ; Omar, "" It; Phillips Denise, Mr. Powell; Arpasia, Mea. Batt ley ;.Selima, Miss L.. Kelly. In Act 11. a Triumphal Procession. To 'Which will be added (7111 time), a new raree, called • NyHO'S WHO? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOS'T'URE. Characters tiv, Mr. Bartley, Mr. Wallack, Mr. Bar- Ward; •Mr. Pentey, Mr. Harley; Mr. Muridcu, Mrs. Orger, Boxes and Places to be taken of-Mr.Sprin, at the Rotunda, 4 Illt:th e"rninCipal Entrance of the Theatre,. in Brydses-street, frfroth ,„ en till Four and of whom may be•had a Private Box • (l i ghtly). • Boxes, is.; Second Price, ss. 6,l.—Pit, 3s. 6d..; Second Deice,'es.—Leier Gallery, os.; Second Price, Is.—Upper 4 3 allety„ t.s.; Second Price, (hl. The new Farce; called Who's Who'? or, The Double Im-- Vosture, will be reTwated. every Evening till further notice ; , 'with the last new and favourite Italia, called Caled,inian ; or, The Highlant:. , l's Return. • - 41 , ;y notice will he given w uca Mr. Kean repeats the l acer Of - Baia.zet, and when Mrs. Mardyn Will make her first a VPtAirance as Miss Hoyden, in the Comedy of ';Trip to Scar borough. „ • %yin be produced, for the first time, a new " 41l edYi' called Where to find a Friend. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, HIS PRESENT. EVENING, Nor. 22, 1815, 'will be performed the Dramatic Romance of. CD;()N. • .e Overture composed by 'Mr. Bishop. The Original Music } )Y Nlicharl Arne. • And seeetal -additional Airs by Sir John Ttetetenson, Bratiam, Paer, and Bishop. Mach i•rery,•DreSes, and Decorations, are new. -...Nerlin (:Magician), Mr. Egerton; Cyrnon, Mr. Dnruset; 7 Uararrnifid' K NI Burrell; Dents, Mr. Liston; liklico," F n awce ' it. ) ; ' l3 L rg• L a 's iula (the Enchantress), Miss, !;glit's ► Sylvia,Aliss Stephens ; Fatima, Mrs. Gi bbs ; Pliceoe, t• s s . Mao ;,.•Dapinie,. Miss Matthews - ; Doreas, Mrs. vton. tit Act J. an Areadiaa.Ballet : Arcadian Swain, Nfr.Noblc; , :11iss Luppino. . ' To which Avilthe added, the Farce of LOVE, LAW, *AND PHYSIC. - i Pr. .Camphor, Mr. Blanchard; Flexible, Mr. Mathews; .1 " - I T -to?,, Mr. Liston ; 'Captain Da.nvers; Mr. Hamerton; In t """", M. Ailiins ; Andrew; Mr. Emery; Coa chman, —fl. 'well. - Mrs. Hlia.ry, Mrs. Gibbs ; Laura, Mrs. Sterling. ...:. Places for-the, Boxes to be talieo of Mr. Brandon , at t he ~.-14ox-Otlice Hart-street, from.Teit till Four. 1361 " 7 ;;; Second Price 3s. tid.—Pit 3s, 6 , 1. ; Second Price Ai, 4 --Lowe r -G a ll er y as. as ; SeconLPrice ls.—Upper Gallery is.; cntici Pric e 6d ' ... b' e The Doors will be opened at llalf-past Five, and the Play gin at Half-oast Six. , . . re .. d' revived. Drau latic-Romance oft haring harng been re ,%';(••rf throughout with the most unqualified approbation and rtuau`e., will be tepeated.on erery.uight not appropriated to ss olcirt's-Peifimilances.* .. T ,,, ll(irrow ,-trieTr 4 ,,edv•af Percy : Elwina„ .Miss O'Neill ; 'with 'Ili; ..I\l'iller and his - •Men.—On Friday,- • ; with • . .i'.. r the. first tiaie)a ties'. Farce; call oh What's a Man of Fa -7,;_"',", ?-on . Satii rrlay, the Trag . e(ly of The-Gant6ster : Nlrs.Be-. ~ .' , ',.' , 1;• 'Miss...Um : in. • ..• . - • ..i. ▪ c. ;' ), ‘w C.:bawdy is In_rehearsal,- and will speedily be pro ed. :14 • "- WEST'-s PI CTIJ It ft E -1.1.1•1 EFT ED, his s EGON; PIC:VIRE CHRIST iii the TEMPL.E, and the. DI.MGIN. ,of the CRIT : )I„, v seeerat, SKE 4 =xhtlitting at•rtip. 116, PALL-MALL, near Carlton ."Yer'Y tiny is;titidays excepted) from Ten in the Morn- Or the cio , e of the A. • N.B. Good Fires are kpt in the Rooms. _' - littler, CIIAILLES sm.ucr, -Secretary -FOR S. LE, • A 101 IN . PAI'ATE•f• 3010 . 150 . .Aerd5; together with a most enni,l,oio , is DIVELLING-TIOUSt on a 4 2 1 , s ;a:".:, `dearly new, !ightly burthened with' W iint6'w and and easily kept up. at a small lE.:•;pi'rice ; 'cob tpdiai:n'-'44 I)rifwing.-rootn,,Dining-room, small Stud), Seven 4 , 0 1- th , ros besid e s ample acconirmalat lon for Servants( "'ill' ,i v ariW House, Faral-yard, Coacii-lionses, Iceimuse, Sze• t ir " above is well situated boa( fur health and pleasure , di ,- L" from f , ou t l OH 8 tunes. •, ' ' • " tw•LET r SOLO, a Compiict ;FARM., about 250 t. T es, g reat part °fit rieb oaniy San, t w..1l sto,Led wih 3 -and Tam-FREE; I distivit • {r d oof Lundy!' also 8 ~ • ', PPly byl e tt erg, fast -paid, to Mr. JantesPidd n gton, Post al:v., onoo . • Nur rvy. • 1 1 11 i I. L11';'I)1NING- l'A -1,1 ', L . E S , and TATEN r Alt SIOF,IIOARDS ant t i II "' I:\:( ;'TABLES, me •o..ele(t'ult Piece of Furniture, Bd s -I ?" f ijr.anew different kiwis ; tat: Patent Improved sofa k e d st ` th 'i Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four •Post, and Tent CM . „i t : a , d .: B, Furniture. (old . complete ;• *of f t 2 " Tti r l th sevoral otter new inecated and improved articles tipli u j, - ;'"'c; also a general 7ery extensive assortment of Pre(:. )— "") . ant/Cabinet Articles for . fttruishint! Houses coup ma:4llfricture(l,. where. Families may selectan i d I..,„isu a. whole flome• in a few da3 , s, ar.iiding the extreme ~t,tth ?v,llienc e of waitinef.everal Months •i a completing Weir s a shrati t ht o , s t - aiLl W ' 'tst India Articles Attfy and Navy, Scc. Sec. by t;ti!z::,rn •anti S - anikes, 16 fend 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on iO.l •Trite , fur prompt payment. . ()RIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID ItLAcKliski.prodo,es a. most excinisite Jet Black, to t; 1.• ' the van V ar ni sh, preserves the Leather Rill rctaiit and prevents it erackin,,, (Ines not soil the I,nen, and its virtues in any clmust . e. • L w , l whole,itle, 'by R. WARREN,. 14, St. Martin's-lane, f int 3 , ° ,l ; and retail b y. most Grocers, Boot-Makers, and Per '6'.,rj in „. every Town in the King,lont, tit Stone Bottles— cai""it, lad. lialf-a-p(pt ; and Gd. each. 444(1 superior quality of this Blacking has in al'in • N: "a ' Pcrsoits to sell Spurious Compasitions under the iess% ' ‘ ' P '"l '' , prevent which observe none are . Guattine u(1- Martin'''th'U Warren " is signed on the, label, and " 14, St. stamped on the bottle . • nEAun - AND IlArpiNEss. VANEL's ANT; SCORBUTIC VEGET smttls ' ABLE PILLS are proved, by the cxnerience of th "" " f. t he first Families in Europe to .lie-the most certain, I, 6t ,' ,4 uud powerful alterative, vorifier, and .ssveetener of the discovered. The very high estimation.. itt which I .6 ,..der 'c! . , ,, eitte . has beta) held fora great nu . mber of years Must Ir e f t . r "'' - sficomiurns quite unnecessary; . Propiietor can to so many i , dividuals of respectahility, who hare .de - Lt t'd benefit fr:‘tio these Pitts, that the most screPukus must with. liut the real merits of.this - Nregetable Prt•- 4 , i1 7 Wk(111, on it fail' trial, plead more foi cibly in it s o wn ' tll ,au.an ' y thin , t:at can be said of it. All those wito Scurry, Serotula, Leprosy,'cutancous and . acri ritiviTlS Ertf,?tioos, o.i• other pistil tiers, osTasitM . ect intylnus }tav, "le s' l lood. o those likewise, whose Consinu . be • a -ten reat impaired by the injutiicious use of Mercury, it must lii f . gvemsolatiiin to have the ;li - 4i - trance of finding re iii r nave been the igmat cause the most i httut • t'it. cases of Scurvy, &c. invariably yield to the ' benign t 4.11 these Pill,, When ail other Medicines have been t r i ,,` „ _. vaiti, and the pros:a-it:lions of the most eels+, ated cisns hire C.t i 1 , Pills have provet etlicacionF.. 14 , is; s' e ncrs Treatise oil the Scurrymay be hat! gratis, at North -street, lten-lion-squarr, where the Pills are t , kti t ,., t(l l:etutiiie. only by the Proprietor,' and'sold, wholes:A( . 4 I, ea , Priee 4*. cir. per - pat:het, or six. in one for one gut ti.m.%;.44'ty included , . Sold also by idaems,:lso, and Allen, 7G, Ntnt„ ;hichard,, 193, Strands Wara, 324, Holborn; icdi'iLte d cro c,.ritf SoitthatmittOn-.:stzuetelßillmili other . , ,4,11 • . WEDNES.RAY, NOVEMBER '22, 1815. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Nov. .20, 181 5. NOTICE is herebygiven, that a Session-(1 °ye) and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial Of. Of: fences committed an the High Seas, a:lain the Jue; , .,lict ion of to Gc held at Justice Hag, in the Old Valley, London, on TiicadUy,thei9th4 December next, at Eight o' Mit in ti n ? MOrning. JOITY 8.,1R0N. DEPTFORD 171:TU4LLING-Y.1R17, Nor. 15, 5. rrithsE are to give Notice, that on rtursday, th . e. 2 . 3 d instwit, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, wi!l be exposed to PUBLIC SMILE, at his Majesly's Victual ling-Yard, Deptford, a quantity of SERVICRABLE DREAD, RICE, and BEEF; also sundry • Lots rf the fallowing !it:- serviceable Provisions and Stores, now lying in the sniff Yard, Bread, Brea:a - Dust,' Fli►ur, Raisins, Rice, Pease , , ()atraNd, Beef, Pork, Suet, Vincgar, Butter, Cheese, anil Sugar; Washed Bags Leafier, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Bar rel, Half-hogshead, Irish Tierce and Barrel stares; Head- lug, tight, and dry ; Fire Wood, &e. &c. • 4 Deposit of 251. per ceiit. is to be ntrde ?Ton the-amount,. °feta:hi:l4 at the time of sale, and Me remainder of tke pnr chase-money paid before the Store: , are removed, for which ,porpose a period of is working days will be allowedfroin the day of sale, the Buyers particularly ob.vervink, that not less than one-half of the qyantity is to be takenawayfroM the pre mises within the first seven days, and the remainder in the seven following days, otherwise the deposit money will be fin: Riled, and Me Provisions or Stores remain the property (II the Crown, irtS - 210 extension of time will, on any account, be granted. LIBERTY AND PURITY OF THE PRESS. /kg' a .A 1 EETING.of the FRIENDS to the Li- BERTY and PWHTY of the' PRESS, convened by AdvertiseMent, held at the Crown and Anchor V( a, Strand, on Tuesday, '2l:st Nov. 1815, " 'lo take into consideration such Measures as may be best ealculated to af- • ford Relief to the numerous and InfantFatnilc of the late Mf. JOHN 'MORTON, Proprietor o 1 The Stindql; ncview ;!!, 'BROUGHAM, Esq. M. P. In'the Resolved Unanimously—That by the sudden and. unexpect ed death of Mr. John Nlorton, late Proprietor of 774. &twiny Bevies Newspaper, his Widow and Six Childrvn (four oftbein infants of tender ag - c), are left in a situation Which well me rits the attentiim-of the Benevolent and Humano. That as a public•and independent Journalist, far upwards of twenty years, Mr. Morton never ceased to hc the firin and incorruptible advocate of the Clinic of Civil and Religious Li-, betty, and of his Country, While be, at the same time, main tained to the : day of his death a character of unimpeachable integrity and industry in .6is private conduct. • That t Subscription he'no, , opened' for their relief, and that the , following. Gi±ntien4 IL be requested to form a Com mittee _Cwith power to add to their numbers); td pr , onote the same, as wefl-as to manage whatever funds may 11e procured, in such Way as may appear to them best ealenhitcd to alkyd present and Mae relief to the WidoW and Children of Mr. Mortoa:— _ _ Mr. Cleary, •4' ; Spar! es, Mr. Brooks, Itemp.tvim tckacamously--Xhat•.llr.Saluutitl Pronlis- be al" peiured trett , nrer. . . Resolved, uoununously—That the Thailks of this Mcctiug be given to !aeon . Ilroughant, Esq. for hi, able and judicious ci.aduet in the Chair. 1;lirr: C. SMITH, Secretary. C , '23 0 - 30 . 0 - 25 0 - 23. 0 Earl of Tlianet Sir F. Burdett J. R. Citt 111)crt Hon. T. Brand Hon. G. Bennett - I-I. B►•ongham, Esq. D. W. Harvey William Wig-gett Josiah Ryder, States man (Mice Jos. Sparlies - E. Langley - Charles Hoppe - . M.. Good • - G. Kent r Dis patch - J. Baum, Antelope' N. - 30 0 -2 o - 2 0 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 L. S. 3 0 o 5 0 5 Mr. M. Bush ' • - Thomas -Church, Esq. _ East Acton - Mr,yhipp,:, Editor of 5 0 5 0 "I'lrc NiA N 's Proorietora of The Globe Newspaper - 10 0 Subscriptions are reteired Strand, Trett , .arer ; Mr. Thom Mr. !;alonel Skinner-sti of the Crowu and Anchor Tar, 1 1 1- 1 - 0 6 0 10 Joseph Black Mr. William Brown, Clapliarn Licot.:-Coloncl Brown, 22ti Regiment - Mrs. Brown - ~lrs. Brown, Sell. - -A Gentleman id - die Temple - - 5 0 I 1 . 1 1 1 1 9. 2 by S. Brooks, NO. - 110, Lias 11:1rdy, .IG7, :Fleet-street ; rect . , Snowhill ; and at the Bar 'ern, Strand. HOSE whn xvi'sh'tei give their Children a po•• • fished Education; should pit into their hands the fol lowing by Dr. TRUSLER PRINCIPLES of POLITENESS for both SEXES: a new and im'prored Edition, SA. hoon-d. • A SYSTEM of ETIQUETTE; or, The Polished Forms of Society ;,4s. bon pd. .7 - The lIONOLTILS of the TABLE, with the Ai t of graceful Carving, shewn on 2( cats, fis. bound. DOMESTIC MANAGEMENT, andltules for well-govern ing a Family, 2s. Gd. A COMPENDIUM -of: USEFUL E.NOWLEDGE, - , with an Epitome'of lingiish History, Cis. Sold by. John Souktr, Nc. 1, Paternester , row, London. - BELL'S BtAUTIPUL :EDITION OF BLACK — STONE. vas published. In 4 , 7j9 . 15- f , ioldcap_ svo. printed on the finest . woven paper, ant with a elear•arnl tyre, riciei4kAs. boards, or 21. 14s. ntz.tly buond in calf, and lettered, • LACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES on the A, • LAWS of ENr3LAND. .This Edition of Blackstone's Commentaries contains the pure Text of Blackstone, as printed from the last Edition re vised by himself ; but the.subsegnent Statues, as far as they vtty the Propasitions in the Text, are fully. given in the Notes; and all otherjodicial Determinations, which alter or qualify the Author's original Sentiments, arc correctly point ed out, and referred ra i so that this Edition is what the Au thor intended, a Boolt.. of Elements and Principles . , and vet exhibiting the actual Shape and Body of the Law, as brought down to, and existhsg in the present Day.—A copious Index, digested on an entirely net, rian; is annexed to this Edition. And n Line Portrait of Blackstone, with his Life, is prefixed. 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This Day• Was pnblished, with the Altnanacks, in one elegantly printed Volume, price 9s. in extra hoards, embellished with an einhleinatiCal Frootispicee,' TIME'S TEL for !SIG; being a Complete Citable to the Almanaeh. This Work is intended to all'Ord munch interesting - and use ful Information, and is divided into Three di..tinct Parts. viz. the First Part contains an Explanation of Saints' Days and Holiaays, including - Inogr,iphical Sketches of eminent Per sons, and Notices of Rites andCostonis now existing, or lung since ()tondo e,.with niaby tither curious Particulars; in this Part also is a soecioct. Aceouist. of : the pasts and Feslivals of the Jews, and Sketches of comparative Chronology., 'lie Se cond comprises ,a I iistory of Astronomy and Astronomical Oecurrences in every Month, detailing; the various Phenomena of the Celestial Bodies : this Port Will form a very agreeable Companion to the' Observatory, and will serve to.Oireet the youthful Mind to the Study of Astronomy. The' Thira con= sists of the Naturalist's Diary, whiCh luelades'llei»inks on the Migration and Re-appeivAnce of the Feathered Tribe, the Progress IA Vegelation, and the • Labours of the Husband man. Characteristic Anecitotes are interspersed, of the Man ne.rs and Habits r. the AniMal Creation; and the whole is eitlivened by descriptive `ketches from the best modera Poets ; to which is appended it full Description of the meat remarkable British Forest Trees, with allusions to the Classics. To the whole is prefixed an Introduction:, contain ing the Elements of Botany, particularly adapted to facilitate :the Study of this popular and plcasini: Science. London : for Shet wood, Neely, and Jones, Pates noster-row. • DISEASE'S OF INFANTS, &c. ALBY'S i4ENUINE CARMINATIVE is AO superior to all other Itemerlie3 for the Wind, Parg ings,- Convulsions, and all those Disorders in the Stomach anAllowt-li of infants, which prove fatal to so man , under the age of two. years. it is equally efficacious in - avalics, Fluxes, and other Complaints in the Intestines of grown per sons. This invaluable Crircrial Medicine is prepared by Frances Gell (as,lsted by her sei l s), darighter:of the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, the liiv.,3ltor, Who bequeathed to her alone this Prop, , rty, mlct- his Will, as maybe seen iu the bill of directions, with various instances of its success. • Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, I,indon, four doors from Cheapside, price Is. 9d. a bottle • and by their Agents in Town and Country.—Obserre that the words 4 ' F. l'sewbery, No. 45, St. Paurs,". are en graved in the stamps; and be sure to a3laor Geli's iJalby's Caratinative. [pi/teiLVENptikqt. . . On the First of ilecember published ; Number teen, containing two Coloured Plates, and i 6 Pages of Let ter.:press, in Imperial 4to. prit.e VOYAGZ ‘T . • dertaken in the Summer,of the Year 1813 ; .and com mencing from the Land's Erd, 'Cornwall. BTRICI - IAIIP • With a Series of Views, illtisvi - ative of the .Chariicter and. prominett Featttres .Of,-the .Cotst, engraved • by. Danidl, A. it. A, from his own Drawings, nade .expressly for the PurpoSt. Appeanthee of this Nurribei• has been v'er4 ekpectedly tielAyed by the lengthened illse.fice cif Messrs. and. Ayton in the I lebrilles, where then wa3 obstruct - 'cc. by various rnipetlittwittr iiat 'lei tined theio _ mach long r ihan they had auticipatcd. "Hwy al e now retort - fell. isod the Subscribers. to their Work are, re,peetfiiPy . idol - Aped Mrt, Yoli. 4,e cptatinned Monthly, according to the original Pian its publication ftrther irreidarty. Printed •for Pidrsi, Rees, arnie, and Brown., Pa ternoster -row ; and W. Daniell, Cleveland-Street. London. Nov. 16, 1815. Just -pvi)lished*, Vol. I. enmpt•ising the first Portion froin the Lan s End, Cornwall, to Holyhead, containing ati_ Cpinured Plate,: and zik Vignette, price I. Os. ”c,roe,t) bark. TO THOMAS )R, ZSQ.. No. 9, New Bridge-street, hunt hi. • 1:-IoNnuntn Slit, Erh.nbttrgh, March. 11. ;care fo inform yrttl, that ever since the year til , o,4.lsaa heed xiiiictril with the Loes.Venerea which, from its olistinatvly eesistlint every course at medicine pre.eribed by thd most, eminent of the faculty here, and art— den-goingseveral severe courses of salivation, and twice (lir, charged front the-Hospital with jittle Itliuf, Would be of the k.t.tci§t inveterate nature. En the triog• of tat yelr my disy , rticr had got to such a toad; it; nearly to put a permit to coexistence --t had a largl.! taker opt the crown of 111- head, oheon each toot, and tnylegs woe brolte oat in a frightful manner; my right was (ileatifully p4inful, am! had teen itt . a. state of alteration for the last seven years ; my left bad also two large 'nodes no if,. was very much discolnured, and gai'e . use such exert:elating pain, pat ticularly whets warnr in bed, as, nearly to tiepriYe me of rust ; is this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomr,so , ), (who received Sfl rent 'zVeure by them here.), to take your Lealie r Patent Pills„ Which I-hegav to do on the Dittt of May; in' the course of t fortnight I began to receive heneilit—in -little more khan a month the tacers tit my head ;me, toms were soundly healed-- soon after, the sorev on my legs healed also; ever, etinsiderable discolooration in the shin, and pkiu in the hue of the left, whhii,. by the lilt ssiug of (hid, and aliitle longer perseverance in your Medicine, sobst.led the nodes dispel's:nig, the stun reg.,iiiing its - .ktitral hue, anti the nocturnal pains gradnaily going off.—l thus becaniN by your liberrl advice and medicine, perfectly tree Irma all my ttmuer complaints—have recovered My fprrner spiei.s and. strength, , asnl at:, become itkilY anti fat. in which stilt! having: continued malty months to the astsinishment of all who knew -met-Lam at a loss in what ternis to express my gratittsde, but bete, you, for the . 40 . 0k1 of other's:life:an! , mortals, tomialie this nty case as public a s p ossible, as I shall on every.ocea— slots ; in an doing you will greatly oblige, - Sir, your grateful, °lndica, very humble servant, • ALEX. MURKER , Swann's I.ote, Flizh-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses tothe aisove cure:— _ . John 'Thompson, N 0.:,, New Poultry . . John. M'lntesh, OM :Assembly arse, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by - the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, -MemSer rnf the. Royal College of Surgeons, st his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after ad constant residence of more than 3S years, in a practice parti- Cularry directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incideotal• to the Paris , of G e neration, with that inviolable secrecy which oien'6f Ibis profeSsiori Should always observe int such cases, he Batters himself. the advice and as , istance he gratuitously administers to Persons :l cdicine, be estecmcd, by a disceilibig Public ) as an advat.tage seldom). attainsibk. Also sold-, by iris appointment,,fur the convenienree of those living at a distance, at the rmlumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's- 4 street, Pall-mall; the Tovsliop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Disborough's, No: 7, Iris . h=street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge- F,diniatirgh; Mr. NI, Yonald,Jeweller, Glasgow; MI. Call - Ny:ll's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great. Britain and Ireland; in boxes of only 2s. &d.; each, stamped, and sealed tap with full and plain directions, wirer eby persons, of tithet sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. I). Every Box sold in Great-licit:tin is sealed up with a stamp, on wilich, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed. at the Stamp 011 ice--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street„ to imilata which is Felony, and all others are coo nterfens. DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO NEY. OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, Nov. 13, 1815. T H E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDN.4 NC E do hereby give Notice, That they will,E Lby PUBLIC Athalos, at the Ton.er, GYI Thursday; the 30th of November instant, ;ld following day, at l I o'clock precisely on those.days, sundry LOTS of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE STORES, consisting of Banes, 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 Trunipets; Musket and Pistol Stocks, Cast and Wrought Iron, Round and Double-beaded Shot; Cast- Iron Trucks, and Wrought-Iron Carriage Work, Bushel Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal ; Horse-Shoe Nails, Tools of sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lanthorns, Standing Vices, Carta and Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks ati,d Barrels, Cartridges, Helmets, sundry Old Building Mate rials, and Fir Scantling; Portable-Forges,: nandscrews and Anvils, Wileels and Elm Board; together with a variety of other Articles; The whole of which may ke viewed upon npplicalion at the Principal Storekeeper's °glee in the Tower; and at the Royal ..4rsotal 4t froollick, until the. day sahi, at ~ v4ich places printed Lists of the Lots will tie delivered to those personi who may apply for the sante. By Order of the Beard, R. 11. CREW; Secretary. THE TICKET, No. 9409, drawn a Prize of 4,000 1 . on Tht.iniday last, was shared and sold by PERRY, at Lis truly Fortunate Office - , No. 1, Holborn Bars (the CuC.uner House. - J. PEBRY ,takes this 'opportunity to •retLirn his sincere Thanks to his Friend, and the Public, for the distinguished Support be ha; been favoured with in the pi.esent Lottery, and trusts the above Success is a prelude to his selling, a' 500001 , and a 20,0001. EXT SATURDAY, being the LAST DAY of Drawing the present Lottery of 16,000 Tickets. The Wheel is immensely rich, containity , Three Prizes of 1,75vm Tw0........... b.20,n00 One ......... 4,0 00 Six L. 1,000 &c. &c. &e. - • More Fortunate Tickets and Shares arc now on Sale at PERItY's LUCKY OFFICE, No.l , Holborn Bars. xrcri LEY; 111-18:01.. - . . Contaii,tc the G-'I.E.ATEST PRIZES ever known.l!! NEXT SATIittDAY, November 25, at Nine o'Ciock in the • . . Morning, The LAST DA'V of Drawing the 15;000 Tickets. THREE Prizes of.. .Z 750,000. 20,004 ONE 4,003 SP( ... • . Loop • Besides Prizes of 5001. 3001. 2001. &c. t&c. Three per Cent.. Con Sols. rr . BISH, the Contractor, gratefully ael:rimv ili • ledges the dittinguished preference of the Pn!ilic Com mands at his favoured Offices, between the First and Srcond Days of Drawing, and invites their attention to -the above matchless State' of the Wheel, which front the number and magnitude of the Prizes is unequalled ; and by the great Ris e of Stocks, an advantage is secured to Adventurer 4 never known before, and which probably will never occtsr again. - • As long as any Tickets remain with T. BISg, the Contrac tor, he will preserve a Choice Selection, at his Offizes,2No. 4, CORNI - lILL. and 9, (MARINE-('R° ) 5, London. But Fri,:n the number arid magnitude of the Prize's, - The extraordinary advantae;e by the ]tile of Stocks, And the few Tickets and Shares remaining. unsold, an immediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappoint ment. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESta PILLS long obtained .a just celebrity in the private praCtice of the Prop ietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great snceess in ma • y obstinate Disot tiers, on numerous Patients of distinction, and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War-. ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the Public, under the approbation and the sanc tion of their Names. The Pills are found to lie an incomparable Remedy for re storing the tone of the Stomach, for caring Intligestitn, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disacrretahlc eruc tations and flatulcnees. They prevent habitual and tempo rary Costiveness, Sick Head-ilehes, and Heart-Brun which is occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stoinach, wbc- . tiler arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intern •perate diet, or drinking to excess. By promoting a , due secretion of the bile, they are ob served wooderfally to clear a sallow complexion, and being a certain, though gentle operative, they prevent those obstruc tions in the lie* winch are so troublesome in all countries, hot particularly fatal in warm climates. On this account th,y are a vaAtable desideratum in the medicine chests of those who go abroad, or make.. frequent voyages. Thee are a n admirable preparative to sea-bathine,-, insotnuilt that the success in the course of it greatly depords upon the good use of thew, especially when bile enters into the .camplication. for which sea-bathing is preseribed. Sold at Mr. Entices, Cheapside, corner of st. Paul's • Church, and most ZNltdiciat Vmdcrs is every Town, in Bon at each. THE MARSHAL PRINCE OF THE MOSXWA. TO TUC AMIiASSADORS OF THE YOUR GRAND ALLIED, F 0 WEBS. " EXCELLENCY,—It is at the last extremity, at the moment in which the critical circumstances to which I see myself reduced, leave me no longer but too feeble means of avoiding the condition and the terrible danger of an accusation of the clime of high treason, that I resolve to have re-. course to a legitimate address to you, of • which, the object is as follow : " 1 am tent before the Chamber of Peers by virtue of an ordinance issued 'by the King on the. 11 th instant, and after ,a speech addressed to that Chamber by his ; Majesty's Prime Minister. This imposing denunciation, and the considerations up on wilic`h it is -founded, are of a nature to 'give me just apprehensions. Among other motives for instituting toy process, 1 have read with astp-- . - oishment i i that speech, " that it was even in the riame If Europe that the Ministers came to conjure the Chamber, acid to require it to try me." &mit a declaration, surer me to observe, is irreconcile able with that - which has passed in these last pe riods of agitation in France. Ido not conceive how the august Allies can he made to intervene its this criminal proceeding, since their magnanimity was generously occupied with the care of g,uiran - teeing we against it, and since a formal, sacred, and inviolable convention exists upon this subject. Deign to recollect that by the Treaty of Paris of the 30th May, 1514, the high contracting par ties had formed .an alliance with his 'Majesty, Louis XVIII. Being informed at Vienna, on the 13th March lest, that theJ-canse of legitimacy in. France was threatened. by the return of Buono.- parte, they resolved opt))) the solemn Pact of that (lay (13th March) with the Ministers at the Con-, press of his Most Christian Majesty. In this Pact the Allied Sovereigns declared that they were ready to give to the .King of France and to the French nation the necessary snecours to restore public tranquillity, and to make common cause against those Who should undertake to disturb it.' •-" In the confirmatory Pact of the 25th of the saute month of March, the High Powers engaged. solemnly to unite all their feria to maintain, in - t's