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eltYt t ‘.., , Onrt • , • -r. •••>, 14' ' - 7,, - .7,1, • 717141 . . . . . • 4 '•• --.?.,.. ~---,. A. . , , ... ... :v.., i g f`i:ki:l ' .-....-., . • ,\ .4:00. - : - 7::: .. V.;,61 r • k.. ---.. ..y':'' i -, ...:4 tf....;i1 „ , -.- • -17 7 -71 - 1 A r ti/1 +., puucp; ,$) Vr,NrENCF,. NtrN, tli s D S P E B It. l a h , A I)11.1311Y-LANE. • PRESEM" i ;iri;NING,. Sept. 21, 1815 i Alaje s ti es' Se'eva:i i ts will perform tire Comic, Opera of • '•N-k• " ' Jeroine Mr„ , %,iti n e,:, ;l ;• v,2 11 earl ( ; '''s• I'. Coolie (his od appearance -at this file will introduce a Saw , compa,ed , called I ci " v ' 7l ?"). ; P3 - "e ; l'""e %...l e l za '' Air. Dowton• (:lira, ; Lod:6a, 'Miss the Duenna, .\ ‘ ll%. Spares. INDIA I-I(rSE, Sept. c!.(3, 1815. E COLTItT 0E1)1 RECTO itS of the UNITED (70 7 ,1PA`;'," EItCII.INTS of F.NOLAND TI?.AD 111/4*:(3 to EAST hereby ire Notice, T:igt at tie QT.TAIMETZLY GENF,ItAL COUJIT of i t he,said alioololed to held onWifiDNEsp.‘ Y, the 27th In,tapt, the U-anicnons .11os:dr:thins of the t'ciurt of Di re:::tors of this Day, witer,in they state, thatthey arc bile' satigfied that Iv) hlwe can attaeloto The T)wnersor . ! Til l? \I ,' To which will be added, ' ~,,,:..... b.. Th',7 "GPI/',; OIL, TIM, MAID •OF FAI.AIS.- kl-, the 0': • 'ceUerv, Dresses, and Decoration.f, entirely new'. , . "4l 3.1 : e1u Dr am.t ti c M us i c ( as at At Pars), The I/ • i . ' : ' composed by Piccini. ti. e ,. l ''' , w, Mr. Mandell ; Farmer Gervas, Mr. Dowtop; 11'41111-' ' N11: ' Pe ; St. Cla'7, MI-. Halliard ; Richard, Mi . . )1,. i;'•,: RlaLisot, Mr. Knight ; Isaac, Mr. o:st , errY ; Ga ' l " ' l'k "teY; Dante. Gerrit's, Mrs.. Spars i Y. Annette, Miss ,I 4 A. , Mil li et the First an Inc'eental Ballet, 4 e The Characters ! ' la i,„‘,.,„,L by r. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, composed by Mr. tt„..."""e3, &e. &c.- ti„,4,es and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Oilce, i ~lexlitissell-street, from test till'Thur. tl t ric t .... " ,;. '• i Second Price,' 3s. Gil.—Pit, :3s. fid. ; S e c o n d ~.J r ali4-s•--Loiver Gallery, os.; SecOnd Price, Is.—Lipper ' 1,•; Second , Price - )4414-'!'w Melib,Dr. ••t . •• , R lance of The Magniei or, The ticitie:' l'alaiseau, :'i ' ll a b ' e t repeated on' every Evening till further Ti p . ". le t 41 dY of t • .-- - ' postponed from Saturday to . t , Siay h e, ; ‘, oil ....ouers. , 'ter lner -'"' ite , eaunt ‘ .: N f " tl7e indispusition of a principal 0 4 si4, • Itics‘ ; `` l , llr daY, "l' he Heir at Law. , 4 , 4 4 wili - -"Ya, from the 'Theatre Royal, Dublin, , is ?,".";1:47117 ' A ue ~,, ''','tlie hey-first aupearance as Ainelia I\ ildet't•tl,t,, • . 1 5 ' .. 1 ‘ 4 Y , f 'e( 'Y u r" l.us evs' Vor-si which will be - ac ted on I tit ,i,i.ll:ltii,,t, it.ii .Ocri,,,, ,t:li),;ie,r?iti Irls,lsf i , i r l 11 1 ' 1. t? le, e t , 1 i s t 1 1 , : i i s . (f Theatre. I) ~ stag,, by , citing Lady, being her first appearance . stra•tna in r li :Par at i -, ..wo. Acts, and other Novelties, arc in active , on. (41 :if„ t:!e 'No)ilit v and C'ent-v are respectfnilyttpnrised • tha t 1 11 ' 1 1. ) 1 4 ± 4 Y) the 2tl of d t '- i"-c., the Office fin' I,,kin- ' r3°X l 4 4.E 4e ", Willhe e- i „,,,, c e d ° l i i , th,..R o t a i ti la, at the principa tit tan -4:e of titer Theatre in I):rydges-lil-cc _ ruaoilek of the Ships 13en , 4al stud - in respect to,. the Lass of Ore Said Sbhq,' Will by rVpOrleel to the _PC :O eral Court, t , zrecably to the Act of the :39th of his irreseiit :Nfa- jeF,ly, C . ;1). S 9. JAMES Cbllll, F;ecretary OF IC!' 07 ORDY_INt [ E, .‘i,pe. E PRINCIPAL.OFFfCERS of His :14-, ESTY'.. E du licrcGr give Notice, that Proposals ;!.ei,q he received at.their . Qllice in Bait OA I or hefaie . I, 'riday, the 29th day of Zicnt. iastant,..fron such Po.- sons as may he to. an!!_f•rtz,kJ the Supply (if TA 1,- 1/IW, fo; Service of this 1:e.9.:% - tlnes.t for a I.ifTiod 07" nrc, lrears, determinahle aft, r the exin7ration of 'the pst Year, upon notice of Three. Not:Ms,' at .the option of either ?arty. .Sompk tf the Tallow to be suppli,l int-tu b e v i e w e d i i p, nt application at the principal S'lorrh.•edee's Office In Vie Tower; and farther Particalai•s, trG'ctizer with ,the,'Tcrigs mu! Contlitio , a nf the Contract, awl/. hc.h;lowit ct the Sc- .cr'etary's lYice, in Pall-211 - all 01 . bre.sorlil, any tliw kel:rten the Hours Ten and Four o'C'ha.:,:ywhere the Proposals ninst lie delivered, seaktl up,• ain't endorsed, "Proposals for low ;" but no Propo.sl: ion lie • mhailted (fie): the sairl 9.9 th io,sta7ll, at l l welve o'Cl,ek at Notin (). the'saine _tiler will auyrciider fie noticiA:isnless the Part'/ making 'it, or an dgeni in it* 111 E,IT---"----I'RE. ROYSL, COVEN'I.-L."Altt 9 4 ., ':". : N r , • ,1s 1 5, 0-1101111(i \V EVENING, .°ell-.,,..0a,0f Will h -Ae acted, i di T wo A ( 4s, the , S;:srlous 0 ; i Art a ,. AIt•IAX•EIt•XE• _ , r , , , 1114e4.,,,'Ne.Pr.ei:C•11.11. 1) ; ' R I r i ' l l 'at ,'.,t i e •• s , A /!' l t 'l.l.!:l'F' 1 : e;171 3; ITNI:1'1'-iLIII:1.3.ek.'1.11i:-; 6:tN..ll:lils )tii,t4cle(friici the Theatre itA,val, I)uhl.in, , . hel 7 . iIL Londo n ) ; StalirAi, Miis C"F"' called ....qtrai4 AftCli. 'llvhiNc l i Vi l l )e lE ne" o .."‘ ; ' i l e e l ( r ' Il :" / ' ' ' ', '' '':%' I t- 1 .• '' ,. ,.. 11 . ,nore; Reny!, *-"' \I * •' ' d Mr. B a ' •`• • Villa-e, 1. Alih • r• F awcett • 1-,verar • •• i _ ~ • ~,. „t t - o -t , .-. 'O%ll- 411; Benjamin ' Mr. 'Carley ; 1,,,T,4 1 1 . - ;. ; . .: 1,:i .i . , n N1 , c , . t .,: i ...ti5,21, ; 443,46,N:hard ; Nlartin' \lr. Liston ; ~ In A; n11(1, Nir l , .1),p0•1,t ;-•Annette; N'l' i . ' ',.,,, Mr. Nuole. 4•4l kein!` i „ l •• an Inchler t• - t 'Ballet, emnPnse( ~0 r."ariCer3 ,--, NI ' r. a NA,lt... rd iis . -", i i :: :: r i:i: . .. , : i ~ .., h To which will be a , ided• the • / .' it;''tto 'Ai AN!.MAL l'AlAC:l•''''l'°- .I. • Constance, 't P,r,;,-'''r• 111E19.1),1-11 •Li Fleur, ,Mr. I d , A 11,, e;•Lisetta . - N , r ' s (31biAs. ' ... . tv,,. Bonrs win .. ' ' ' • at tialf-past Fire, and the Piny • '6" t 1 - I ,tif 'A ile..openen . - . so (t - 'Ill"st Sag. Second ['r i ce l'.l "'; '''' d ' ' • 4'l —Pit 3.. ' "1. • Gallery Is.; I l ec • '"ver ( - 44 1 . )11 PilL ' 3 '' ' -•/,',4..e is.--,LPI)eI ' I:lithlprkt .',,ry 25.; ttcconu-k A ,- 1, , at the 14 'i,1 - t);-; ` ,, i '' the 130xes to bc'taken in Mr. Ilranynn . •' „ 4 ‘4, „,‘l'e• 1144 -street irom Ti: 11 ti•V. Y''''' . .; the m u id, will be "P11e;;4,-;14:11r1a-Draui'a of The MagPß'' (1 ' • i Olt Akt "trY.Fven• • , 1 II f- 111'; er notice- King Richard, 4r, ' , -Md- . • .' n ''6 ' " . •fluni ' t ond h on . • I. / 4.; , ,4), lim,s, Richard tIl'• , ~..„, on a - ... 1.. ••''4Te. • ""wlrtl• bent. hi , first app , Al - ~i,uoi for s L ai kit. 4 ,4 )11 ly '' th. of :The •-A- A ' (Aad y A t . ."Inesday the Coax eedzle, mrs„ Do',,lA•s. • . P,Q• z ..., AL ANIp- --1 rY'S > •We'''S.rilN tii'l'ilEA'rßE r A's , STEIt-lIII,IDGE. . lIS IX7P,' To. T 11, . ,,,, % 1 4 , t . ttii, , ) , ,, , ,, , , , :... , ; - ;N\ -„ i_i , p' l , - ,, - ,-; , : i li - I ,_rr:)A\:; i i' i r. i a, 4 l_l(2 l ‘;pf-,...tt:S :l: ? it ai. ti re7;: ci l 1'i1,,,-,4; Air; Li kt:{C'll'•iil''''' ci'ii,7sehocl;•. In Ilk ' . c("; .1.,;(4-e. As, '''''i',44'''' a real t:.ij it• - c ' e and a. real FIJI . ) r. Ilerring.—; ,41,trhtw',it;t:1,•leallel:tdri`,:li''lic7:1,A.n,,ys.-.1f,r:,.,,,0.e5net,',.A.;:, tit?:. 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The Life of Bisholf Poptens, which fauns one of the Volumes,. is' said separately, fa' the accommodation of those who are already in possession of the several Works.. • SUPiql.lolt ADVICE. .• Protessigi:int M:11, eminent_ for ,skill V V • and experience, 'Orel* 'their advice,:till effort their abilifiq, for the cure of a few Diseases, they rise.Su lletior to that prejudice issstriustly excited gg,ainst the advertisetrieuls of men, ig'norauf of the first principles, and uttoducated•in the practice of physic; Messrs. CUILIIIT , I and Co. regular Surgeons, sanct lined ;);'..every privilege to,prac tiee, and by the scecess - vvlitch their mode of treat-, meat for Venet cal Complaints has 'hitherto been .. zatelidod, conanne with the same assiduity to direct -their studies to the cute of ev e r y skcies of-that b aneful poison, as WCII t lie ye-, moval of those distressin:4 derillijes find deficiencies which prevent or embitter the yoqtrintozial state. In the catalogue of human infirmities there af ~ itouC noire alilieting finis those which a t e t4ie unavoidable eolF : equences of an indulgence in a e et •taly, destructive habit. The tiultappy suilerer broods over Ins misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, untii lie is re ducen, tit suelta state of misery a; to render life oppressive. Stich persons it will be a consoling re;lection to know that, they no - now, by a new and infallible remedy, be re-,toted to their former coostitutional strength and. vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceedim ,- either from an excess of. co-ijitgal and illicit pleastir . c, oy frorm a lon, resi dence its hot climates, hard driAing, the i,ijudieions rise of mercury, &c. are 'svet•dily re.'stored to health and strength. It ntuSt he a stli-evident: propo4ition, that where the ag gregate of ihtelleetual • capacity is iiireeted to the treatment and cure of a' few, peculiar enmplaints, 'there mint he the greater cos ainty of success; and as a primt of ilsis - poSitiot their method of cure is so partictilarly eixieditious, as weli as safe, and so evidently superior to :the emumoir,practice, hat in some slight cases of iiifeetron is lerfeet, restoration is completed the short period of three days, ;old in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other prae,ti flutters hay..1at1 . ..!(1, a proper perseverance in their plait of treatment. eatsures to, the patient ra safe, we'll-groonled, and lasting re-cstablish , ment. Ily an early t fie patient will 'escape the danger and cxpence of a tediums ;it tenlianee upon the less ex , perienced practitioner. In the-most obstinate and compli . cated eases of venereal infection, such us obstrtn'tions urethra, sptingY - exertit• , eenceis, !laid tumours, callw.i,s leers, 'eruptions, seminal weallie,3, gleets, as also Si rifle ru 11;s, whether recent or Of Iwo:: Adrafitoi, and which have baffled the still of other practitioier,, - are; Itv their present improved plait of treatment, e!Tectually and per.; cured, with ! mit the patient solerin4 the excynCiat tog pain and alarming hetnovrhage which frequently follt.tves, the application of the lunar caustic. In the cydirs, of tv; ,t• •.1, eN tensive practice in this metropolis, sintitera•;; ca.tes of stricturis flare been awl' are daily under their clu - e, 111.? tutal'erat . tleatinn of which is • effected by a safe, certain; and expedit nuts mode practice, superior to ally other yet mloi,ited. wealittess, telaxal. :Coil dehl:ity . procet!tinig I I out this coMplaint; is speedily remored, 'and . the patient restoieirto Sound and vix•-orous 1 health. Bill 'where !lie flebilits: has fur years existed : a pro- It t e r r i d t i , t ar r e sel 4 .acrs an ieetl der,;,c i eio t ltettt . 1 - •.:•turative !remedies, alter the indispeirsably requisite id' revive the slumbeling lifc, molts/ re-animate the constitution, ~ • Several Noblemen a 1 .1.; :yet . of• tat first respectabi lity have been under .'ttst - s. Currie and Co. forl the romovid of con! p i. , . Strictures, isC and having received it cure,' request that references may be 1.1- :..em,assai , i :.,‘!1 - y - evidences. of the decisive superiority of ',,,essrs. Currie and Co. s plan of trefitment.• Ninny of titcsct-Gentlemen have had Striaures from 10 to 510 years, and had 1.),, , cit under the care of Msists. Home, lleaviside!,-, anal tithe,'!:ar4eonS of equal eminence, wlito,ttintipte4 the care by the application el the, lunar • caustic, tvit linasucee2,3.. • Messrs. • -I ;lltricand - Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the' greatest..delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their holse, No. 107, I-latton,gardcte. • I Patients it'. the Country arc regnested to state the particu 'lrs of their case, age, and t-cenecui h2Ja of liviuk, Sse. ate. remittance for 01:1111,•C elicit the j • S"'" %yin IA • given of seat to auy'part of the lsingdom. To etuotre that to their innlertakine,, the of lettets may be added to the account for tnediciaties. .f.`:th June, h!„,,;:t —lO7, liatto:',l';‘afc:en. FORE IG N I ',.J'ELL (3ENC E. GER Alil . N. PAPEI/8, REMONSTRANCE oy 'frit 13ELC;IN ,}3:qiOPS tO -KING QF ThE NETIii , RLAN6S. FROM BELGIUM., The Re . lizian Bishops hav'epi - Ceoted the follow, ing Addtt . • . ss to the Kin bf the,Nethet•Lndt., r Sritc—NiVe believe it otii• chit)* no longer tti clekty expressing to your' - 41jesly I he, surprizt 'and the - griet•which•k•oiir )cl'ai»ath . )ii i,f the 13th of this ntonth hn's ," In the conviction that it i \ the. first duty of the, BiShopsto speak the:trutli to the s Throne, wheri. the grand interests of religion are in-clue.,-tion, vie now fulfil this doty.‘vith 11)? more cow Pence and frankness, as your Alje ty freqoently testified to us your intention to protect religion with all your power, 'and as in that very Proclamation Inch the cause of our uneasiness, you assure to the Ca tholic Church its establishment and its pi iNiiev,es. " Site, the existence' and the privileges of the Catholic Church; in this part of yOur .kingdom; arc inconsistent with an article of the plat - ) of the nrw constitution; by which equal favour and pm tection are promised to all religions. " Since, the conversion of the Belgias to Christianity, such -.11 dangeron3 inn':ivation' has nery. -been introduced in these Pt ovinces unless . by fOrce. The attempt of Joseph the Second to maintain it was fruitiess.-The tyi - anny of thu last French Government estahli,lied it it) tlpeory ; but no religious troubles ensued, because-the heixd of. the State protected the •Protest ant sects as little as he did,the catholic Church. After this power, -the declared enctny of , all re7!igion was overthrown, the Belgian church recovered all her spiritual rights. Jo the Ordinance.of 7th March, I'Bl4, which the Cotrunissioners of the „All4ed Powers t!xuressly confirmed, the general 'Govern ment of --Belgint - o) declared, Ilencelorw,prd the Ecclesiastical Power anti the Temporal Power will he inviolably maintained,in their respective limits, at they are fixed ►by the canon law, and by the ancient couStitutiono,f the country.' " Sire, we do not hesitate to declare to your Majesty, that ;lre Canonical law, which are sanc tioned by the a ncient constitutions of the cotin try, are incompatible cvtl.) the projected consti totiori, which would in Belgium equal fa.. your and protection to all religions. " The canonical. laws have ;always rejected schism and_heresy from the bosom of tile church. - The Christian Emperors thought it their duty to maintain these laws, auri to secure theirexecution," as nu iy be.c;tsily seen. in the collection of edicts upon this sultiect'.' " From Chat lentav;ne.down to the unhapy epoch i)fpl7Sl , and the following years; all • the Sove reigns of this country,' in every age, exclusively protected the Apostolic and Roman Catholic re ligion, mad secured to it the undisturbed enjoy., meta of all the rights and pi ivileges, in the pos session of-which they found it. . _ The Co►►ncil of Trent, .all whose resolutions were published in these provinces, and have there the force of ecclesiastical law, after cool sming , all the old hiws of the church, which fix the jurisdic tions:, the rlglitsof the bishops, of the chapters, of the universities, and in general, - of the regular anal secular clergy,•comtn<inded the bishops to see the execution of them, and careftilly to watch not only over the maintenance of the satrea.pledge of the faith, but also that of the laws which concern the essential discipline of the Catholic Church, and secure the consistency and thciinviolability of its governMent. • These,- Sire, are the duties of the Bishops of these provinces ; and the laws of the country have constantly allowed - and facilitated the fulfilment of them, till a higher poWer prevented them iii part from discharging them. It your Majesty, when you scent* to the Chttra her existence and privileges,- has the intention, as we conjecture, to'maintain the en tire execution of the 'holy canon law, we are in capable of duly expressing our thanks to your Ain it;tv for it. But we most respectfully take -the liberty to lay before your Majesty an article of the new CM:Stitt:6on, ‘vhich, in securing the same protection to all tel would be incom liatible with the free and ,entire exercise of our of dutirs. " arc hound, Sire, incessantly to preserve the people intrusted to our care, from the doe trines which are in oppo - sition to. the doctrines of the Cal holic Church. We cotall not release our- selves fron . this•obligation tvithou . • most sacred duties,; and your Majest‘, toe tai a fundamental laW, protected In ti t e•e prO: vinees the public profession aticl spre-ading these doctrines . , the•progress of whiCh we are bound to propose with all . .the care and :energy which the Church expects frxim our 'office, •we shOuld be in formal opposition to the law.; of the State, to the measures %vhidi your Ma . ksty'rnight adopt to paint ain• them' among us, and in spite of all our endeavours to mahit union•aud peacetime public tranquillity might -still he disturbed'.. • -" And since, by Art. 136 of the proposed Cont. stit Minh, the int bilb exercise of a form of. worship may be hindered, when it wight distUrb the public tranquillity, it follows that the free exercise of our relig' ion might be hindered by a possible con sequence o f t h e r i g hts t ind liberties of the Cath9,-• lic chirrch in these pro vinces. • w e d are no t c onceal from you, Sire, that suc h . I;eg ul at i nns , if they 'were confirmed by your .m,,j e , tv, cou ld only tend to a renewal of the troubles which desolated these provinces in the sixteenth CeiltUry j and that they must, gooier i (i °