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FJ~r,~.~.~ '~i ', ~ ~ I~tiy /,, 167 , ...F ) ''C . 1 ,1• ; " t - ' '' \,1.:,;?"7-.1.1 ,( : ....f I; -: ! 7 4141\ -C.- - 0r .,. 4 1 t.L.O. 1 ' re r A.. , .. r ...t.,,,, v . • ~........„7.,.....,,t.c.„.r.„4,,,.,• ...„....5.1.4 . . 1 „1-rif,_„_,-____,„-= . .. _ ..._—_, T .l. - , tt — =—.,__,.. ' 1 ..o , 4 :7 1, --r '".;'• : '-.- •;i610', ,- ;7 4 , ....,..„,.....t,,,,,.... ! „.,.,.. , . . , ... 0 , 4t •... •. . , ~...A. . ',..,::„. 1 . . . •,, . ~,......p,,,i,:ii., s 1,. . -4.1 . - • z . _ tii/4~ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1815. N BIM 7257.] frnicr sEVENPENCE.. 'FOREIGN INT E L LIGE NCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. FIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 8,1815, then Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of • THE HONEY-MOON. _ Duke, Mr. Kean (his 2d appearance in that Character); Rolando,. Mr. S. Penlev; Connt Nlonfalban, Mr. Holland; iialthavar, Mr. It. ; Lampedti. Me. Oxberry; Lopez,. I ‘ l '. Knight ;',Taquez, Mr. Peuley ; Juliana, Mrs. Davison ; Volante, Mss Kelly , ' • In Act V. a Song by Mrs. Davison (coniposed by Mr.. Kelly). Ivn• Dinee incidental to the Piece-. - I'o which. will be added (gcl time), a new- Musical larpe, in ADATIIRALTY-OFFICA, Nov. 20, 1815. N - OTICE is hereby given, that a Session cf. and 7'erminer and Gaol Delivery, for the-Trial of Of fences committed on the High' Seaß, within the Jurhdidion of the Admiralty ofEngiand,will be held at Ja.4ice:liall, in the Old Bailey, Lonffon, 7:ueocuty; the 19th'of DecCnabeo- neat .at Eight o'Cloch in the Morning. JOIIW B.IRROTT% In a few dais will bd published, itt 3 'vols. 10mo. E MMA,- a! Novel. By the ..A.utlior of " Pritle and Prejudice." Printed for Toltn Murray, Albttuarle-street. ITAMIIURGII MAIL, pr,r,stA,. _ • . On•Tnesdaynext;*Decemba Tf, vc;ill be patt‘iihed, Handsorntly printed , tz.l 2, t - 04. soyal,4o, -with a Map by A:- rowsznith, and 422 Plates-by Charifs Heath ; price SI. Bs. EET IS - TORY of Pl3l - N IA , from- the most early Period, to the pres.ent Time. With an,Aecount of the /it:lig - ion, Gorerninent, t'sa!_;6•, and Charactei of the In .babitatits oft hat.Kirdom. • • - • •" ' Ry Coloriel NIALCOPI, K.C.E. and N.L.$. Late Minister ut the Court of Persia from the Supreme Verpment of India: • • It:** &few CielTieS on laige paper, 121..12!! Minted fin John Murray,.and LunputtnAptl .Co. London. (REdEIVED : ' THIS MORNING) LOWER RHINE,3SToIi.2S .-Field-Marshal Prifice Blucher, of quitting France, has addressed the following tarewell Proclamation to the. brave 'r .o MY SPO U F. AND I. tf!' .7 EAST INDIA FIOUSt, Dec. G, 1815. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT 7 ED COMPANY, If , MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to ihe EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, :Prussian Army . s A • iiead-Auarters Compeio-ie, Oct. 81. " . t canneitlave the army which is now about. to 1 - tturn—honte, without . thanking you, brave 'Soldiers, and bidding you farea ell. When his Majesty the king euttm.ted to me anew the com mand of the army, 1 - obeyed the him o nr a y e ca l), with confidence in your so. often tried 'You have maintained Our reputation, Soldieri, The Overture and VI nsic composed by r. Whitaker. • The principal Characters by Mr. Bella v, .Mr. ,I)xberry, Mr. (attie. Mr. Barnard, Mr. 'Kelly, A its. - Hariowe, Mrs. Bland. • •Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr.Sprinst, at the Rotunda, ;t the principal Entrance of the Theatre, in BrYdgcs-street, Ter/. till Four, and. of whom may be bad a Private - Box (Nightly). p Boxes, 75.; Second Price, - 3s. Gd. — Pit, 3s. 6d. ; Second 2s.—Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, ,ls.drpper " ne ! , I s.; Second Price, Gd. ' ,:ro-toorrow, A Tr , p . to Scarbp 7 ough : Miss Hoyden (2d :p is ne), Mr s . M ar dyn.—On Monday, Othello.—On Tuesday, e Honey -Moon.--On Wednesday, A . Trip to.Scai'borough. G u Thursday will he revived, A. 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The principal Clihreeters by Mr. Fawcett,•Mr. Bellamy, fir. Jones, Mr. Tokely, Mrs. Davenport; Miss MatthesSa. • After which, the Dramatic Romance.o,.., •. CYNION. • • Merlin (a Magician), Mr. Egerton ; Cymon, ItlF. , „D.rtrOset ; l'hararnorin (a 'Knight); Miss . Burrell ; Loco, Mr. Fawcett; Urganda (the. -EocliantreSi),' •Miga H►relies ;' Misa Stephens ; Fatima, ',qrs., Pih.h4;, Plice , lisis Mac Alpine; Daphne, Miss MattheWs iborCas, -- 13 ttoth TO which will he added (for the sth time), a new Comie -• 'Musital Entertainment, called. • 110BINET._ THE BANDIT; OR, THE, FOREST OF •MONTESCAItPINI. . ' , • Music,new Scenery,-Dresses and Decorations. "'Pm°, Mr. Bellamy; liarnardo,- Mr. Duruset ; Bobi- Vet isomut to - Grnmpino), Mr. Liston ; Griffonio, Mr. Ha sliert;a; 'Sergeant, Mr. Simmons; Fieratrai, TotirlY Mr. Treb v • Pietro, Mr. JetTeries ; 'Amanda (Daugh er Gru!npino): Miss Matthews.. 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The Voyage 'IS illustrated with Colonred Prints, engrarcd by Mr. iyilliam Danit.ll,. front his own Drawi:::7; made ex-- pressly tor the imrpose.—The Sc and PortiOn of the Work will consist of a VOYAGE from 1101.41-IF,AD to PORT RI , PORT PATRICK,' which is- pnblishing in Monthly Nuinhers, each , Nl:natter - co!s',.tiug-orTwo -.Plates, ooloured, with Sixteen• Puizt. of Le:ter-press ; price los.'ed. .Primed fur. Lute-man,' Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-roW;,and at'the British Gallery, {,4,.Nere Bond street. • , SUPERIOR ADVICE. HEN., Prptessi6nal Deese, eminent for skill . V and .eire'rienee, offer ibeir adviee, and exert their abilities, for the core of a few reigning D'seases, they rise su perior to thataireiudice which is so jostlN: excited against the inlvertisauentS of men, ignorant . uf the iirst , principles, and uneducated in.t he pnictice..or MetSri. CL r(itll and Co. regidar Surgeons, sanctioned by ertry priviitgc to pile tice, and by the uniform success which their mode of treat uwnt for Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended, cantinne with the came assiduity to ilirect theirsindies to th e • cure irf every species of that baneid: poison, as , well as the re , ukuval . of. those clistres , in4 debilities . and deieiencies which prevent or, embitter the watriniunai state.- To the catalogue of human inGrmities there are none more afflicting than those which are tlni-nnavoidatae consequences of an indulgence in a certain detractive habit. The unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until_ he is re duced to subh.a,state of .misery as to render life oppressive. TO such persons it will be a consGling reilectioo know that they may now, by it new and infallible remedy, be restored to their former eanstitnticinal strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, .aint debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of eciajtigal sand illicit pleasure; or iron' a long resi . denee in hot climates, hard drinking, _the injudicious use of mercury; Rc. are Speedily restored'lm health and 'strength. It must be- a self-evident, proposition,. that : where the ag gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and • curemi ; tt.few peculiar : complaints, there must• be , the. greater curt-duty Of success; ald as a proof of this position their inetlintl: . nf. - cnre is so virticularly expeditious, as well as safe, :mkt so evidently superior to the common practice, that in some slight• cases of inft , cti:ll a perfect' restoration is completed. in the short,period of t in those.of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed, 4ciiiper,per,severance in their ,plan of. treatment ensures the patient a safe, well-grounded,, and lasting' re-establish gyAid'eatly. apptieation, the patient will escape the danger and CYOCIIC of a tcdious attendance '1 , 1;011.01e. Jess ex • , perieneed practithiner. • In the iniist obstinate and cOmpli ,oareilvases of • vette: eal-lnfectioo, such as obs.truetions in the pi , urethra, spimpi, excrescences, hard turnoUrS, callous ulcers, .ertilitions, seminal weakness; gleets, as-also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have, bathed the skill of Other practitioners, arc, by their present improved plan of treatment,; effectually and permanently cured, with out the patient suffering•the excruciating pain and alarming heharrehage which frequently follows the application of the lunar Caustic.' In the course of 2h years extensive, practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily under their. care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior, to any other vet adopted,: The weOtness, relaxa tion, ana debility ,proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed,. and' the Otient rest()) ed 'to sound and vigorous health.", But.where, the debility has ,for ,years,existed, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, •is , indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate,the constitution. . • • . '• _ Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first :respectabi lity have been under the care of Messrs. 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VIENNA, Nov. 22.—The clay before yeJerday, the notorious robber and murderer, Grvesel, tai taken by a well-laid plan of, the police, between. Harn 'and Htilbron, three or four . posts fr6m this city, and was . V.steplay brought in here. The police set at liberty the mistress of' Graesel, whom, Orgy took n fong while ago, and whom a person in, tVe service of die Police had contriVed to gain so far that she suffered him to accompany her to ,Graesel, who was induced to appear at the, appointed place, where he was arrested, i!; - .22years of age,. but does not look so old, and said to; have fallen intogreat despondency. As a deserter, be will be given up to a court-martial. FROM THE MAINS, , Nov. 26.---The _kingdom of the _Netherlands obtains of, the, territory ceded by France, all that *merly . made a part of the de., par ntents of theSaare Rod, the iVic,selle. Austria, takes the part separated from the department of the Lower Rhine, with .Landan ; which will, however, be .ejtchangr7d with Bavaria for the Inr& Piertel: the Hausruckviertal, a patt of Salzburg, the.hailliage Vils in the Tyrol, and some other inconsiderable. districts. Bavaria obtains Deux 'Ports, Kayerslautern, Spire, Landau (viz. the. town, thecitadelisa fortress of the Confederation, which Bavaria has the righ.t . to garrison) and some other districts.. It loses 287,000 subjects, but ob tains 469,608 in their stead. Besides this, the Pala tinate is to fall to Bavaria, when the direct line of the present Grand Doke is extinct. Darmstadt cedes to Russia the Duchy of Westphalia.; to Bavaria four bailliages, among which is Mellen— berg; to WSseCassel one hailliage in all 185,000„ but it obtains 20'1,704 instead, with the cities of nitintz titid•Wdrms and the Principality of Isen.. blirg. TURIN, Nov. 14.—The Tunis pirates who had . . , fitted out a fleet of 3 frigates, 1 corvette, I brig, two xebecs, and seven other vessels, succeeded irk approaching, in the morning twilight of the lfith October, to the peninsular of St. Antioco, where *they landed so suddenly that it was impossible to afford any assistance in time to prevent it. The rmlitary force at St. Antioco consisted of only 33 artillerymen; that of. the Tunesians of above 1000 men. A. brisk fire was made upOn them, but notwithstanding the _heroic and obstinate re sistance made by the cannoneers and inhabitants, above_ 100 persons * of both sexes, were carried into slavery. After a most obstinate action, itx wlliell the brave Commander of the Fort, Mr. Melis, with . several others, fell, the pi rates hastily fled the coming up of more troops, having lost many killed . and wound ed, whom they abandoned, besides those they had carried on board, and then hastily steered towards the African coast. One of their vessels were sunk, and the-others had received consider. able damage. The squadron entered Tunis in a veryerippled:state, but the statement of their loss at 600,goen„seems exaggerated. LIAMBURGH, Nov. 29.—The Hamburgh Paper* of this date contain a very long article,. entitled " Protocol relating to the .parti;ion of the 700