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I l l l ,' ('a• 1 ' ----\ La-7-1/—, Th '" , .... ,, .. , (1 - it4 ,-..l:',t),liAi .~. ;~*• ~_ ,~~,,;, 44k - r - 71 N 4 tic,l t e ... , tr 5 4,4, ." 7 . - - „.,„ • < ' ' • kA,Ns i tZ - 1 11 . 77 4 #- , „ I .RTTAIBER ,;2"AI trj r THEATRE-11.01%XL DIVITRY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 9, ISI S , thett•Majeafies' Servants will perform the Comedy of A TRW To SCAItBOItOUGI - 1. Lord roppiiltt,t,in, Mr. S. renleyt Sir Tont - wily Clumsy, Palir.er.;lond Towaly, Mr. Lnveles , ,, t tllark; Young raslii an, Mr. Barnard; Lory; Mr.‘/.larlY; Manda Mrs •13 ti Mr, Davist,n • Mss Iloy= , • Orger , eYI/1 . • , Mardyn (her Tti appearance in that Cita, acter). . ° Which 'will be atklert t;id time); a • new Musical. Farm, Itt, Two Acts, called -MY SP4II:SE AND I. „Zile Overture and Music composed by Mr, 'Whitaker. principal Character by Mr. Bella ;y,Mr. Harley, Mr. Vsberry, Mr; Cattle, Mr: Barnard, 'Mr. Smith, Miss Kelly, mil. Harlow, Mrs. Shand. 4 "xes and Places to he Wien OfMr.Spring, at the Rotunda, 4; 'lie principal E n t ran c e of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, ` )111 Ten till Potir, and of whom may be had a•Private Box iNightiv). , Ip , , , oxes, 7, Second Price, as. 3!3. Eid.; Scctuid Gallery, es.; '-Second Price, Is.—Upper Glcry .• Second Price, Ofd. :ne ne, I s,; Farce; Called My Spouse - and I, will be ve Peated every Evening. f ) ,??, Monday, Othello.—On Tuesday, The Honey-Moon.— l e " - Oneidas.. A Trip to Scarhorongh.—On Thursday, will retiv,d, a Plan y from Realms-. 9t and Fletcher, with con ""le Alttrations, nodcr the' title of Thu Met:alma of tigi4 11,, With new Music, Scenery, and r • • csles. TEIRATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, Dec.,9, 1815, gill be-reviorme , l the Tracy of. THE 01113:6 : OR, TnE U.NI-IAITV MARRIAGE. dtgto, Mr. i,4etton ; Castalio, Mr. C. Keni ; PoMore, f e L . Conway ; Canio.nt, Young ; Morimia, iss hrr :11.11 appeArance in that Charactyr) ; Fiorella ) Miss --41'Inour. Nk •iiielt will be achlt.o (for the 6th tituF), a new Comic . • -- Musical Entertainment, called 11 0111.):71: TI-1E BANOPP ; OR. TUE FOREST OU MOSTE;;CARPINI. • 7 With ne-a , Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Dec Orations. ' . Grumpino, Mr. Bellamy; harnardo, Mr. Dttruset ; " l et Net vant. to Gratupino), Mr. Liston; • . fla. Merton ; Sergeant, Mr. Sins;mmo Fierabras, 'Puke] v ; " 11. 1, I. l 'reby ; Pietro, Mr. defferies ; Amanda (I)augit er to Grninpino) Miss Matthews. ....,Ptaces for th e !loxes to taken of Mr. Brandin], at the ] x.4)tlice,l-l ar t- s t reet , , friiat Tea till Four. Boxes is.; Second Price 3s. chl.—Pit. 3s. ; Second Price . 0 ▪ —Lowe r Gallery 2 • (I Price ts.—.l3.l.per Gallery ls.; hec4m4i c r i er • s.; stun I3ohtnet. l ie Bandit, or, The Forest of Montescarpini, will L repeated oo Ttiesilay,and Wednesday next. nn Ikliiday, The Or p han • with 'nit Miller" and his Men.— Tuesd a y w ill h e produced (for the brst clew Co, a l j etl Y " /lye ratagent.-: Acts, On calletl Smiles mid 'Pears4 s or The Wi v%'!4 tso, FOR PROMOTING Cli IA KNowLEPG.F• FAMILY r EIMX... E r Public arc. rc , ,ncrtfully itaarwed, th'ot itt the of a NEW EDI 20N, on 9ntierine .ty.ll Pa- Th is ',() l rAmii,v edltea'under the'Fanit , a of '`'clety, is this D;iy pit!ilished, and will be continued kt h r Y alternate Month, in . Pat t,4, containing' twenq sheetgi The Edition on Medium Paper may he hail in ar. 4s..e.ach, and the Weekly Niunkrs, at (id. cacti. — Volume heitiLi . coinplete'd may be had in boards, Lts. The .I.'welftli Part will be published oo the • • S o l d I.4‘ r:l ; _ " . l"r the society by F. C. and J. Itivingl - mn, No. 62„ St. tsralt other iloolv;ellers. CONSUM CURED. pR OP ESSI ONAL MAN, wino through rttt • "tensive practice in the above Disease, has been so llit ,, discover a MEDICINE that is an . INFAZ.I.I- 11 4 , NiptioNs ; by which hl when g.ven over by eminent Physicians, and ts,„ in t, , stage' of a Consumption, attended with *,`r of blood, and a.^:lematous sweriin3's hf the to `'• the truth of this assertion may lie doubt : is . 113.1yy to say, that ire has it in his • t curftic and when girth over by N. be tiro Pt ; .1110'd:ore Pub' • "ffet:s it to ti,v C Who ar.; ktho•dring tinder this allicting Lt, d r&' (pi:m.lllW addrgss, ,, A. t,for A . No. 2, , ct,unber irim,-4te-,:t New-road, Wry-le-bone, London, will nove ; 'snit tsOiere atteinlailee is giVeli . 01' er y 4 (;sencl• to' 12 in the it:lre:lomi: ▪ ...trptt •• 'TO TimmAs r",,;e2. No. 9, New Bridi z ;e 7 strt . tt, L.111,10(1. r anNOUREDSIit, Lii.thar Nlareli 18.. „. , I EG leave to infol•nt you, that -ever since the :Nvi n 'Year 1790, I had beett afflicted with qte Imes ; Pr e ,! e l '‘,.. ( loill its c hstinately . resisting every course tot oine ..46140.t1l try the Most ettniient of th . e faculty here, ,at ant..1:1111- 'ci ercre courses of sal i vation, and n o ir e . Is 'tort the Hospital With little relief, would IC4 tny - 1 . • " l e . nitist inveteratti tuitui•e. In the spring (if last year elsordur had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a od v:lenleNistence-1 bad-a.large.uleer on the crown of rny per i ti 1..,„?" each ;Arm , and nay legs were broke Mit in a fright ful • ; auy right was dreadl'ully painful, tllll.l had been in a ulceratilin for the last seven 'ears; my left had also La rge node s it Are, vory much discoloured, and gave sots; •°l t• I - •1 Wlrin in bed, n excruciating pain, pat ) •N tx ; eat iT to deprive etc of rest ; iv this lamentable state, 1 tle al . ec°4l "tlieletl hy Mr. J. Thompson, (wl , to rereivet , l wic ie i s a T c;tye by th eat! ere), ti take pair ',cake s Patent Ills, Yin t , "egan to do 011 the '2f3tli of May ; iti the coui•se of a began to receive benefit—in littlit more than a 41,0;„,thelaleers on My head and arms were sountli)' healed— ere; `''.ter ! the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, ;how -1 eun siti '' 11 • 1 • thri in the skin, and paw in the Jo i , e eta.) e Ist° 0 ila the left, which, L tie Misting of God, and a little tit r i i l i tti•severanee in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; dispersing, the skin its atitri.il hue, and pa . ll).s gradually going olt.—l thus lrecame, by t° rlueailvUx and medicine, perfectly free from all n.y •kt"en, - , i cQ inplaitits—ltave recovered Inv -former spiri:s aid "toetti,'! , and - ant become jolly and fat; in which state hat it:;; many mouths, to the astanishment.of all who knew !nu at a loss in what terms t express my gratitude, but lily for the good of other sulferttig mortals, to make cake as public as poSile, as I,shall no every occa • so doing you will gre,;tly oblige, S ir; your grateful, obedient, very !Jumble servant, ALEX. .1111111.1(Elt 4 th -e h . Witnesses tone above cure:— '" 1 "1 3 son, No. :3; I\lior Piniltry Marliet, Edinburg)-; „ v 'baba NPlntosh, 01.1 Assembly Close, Ediuburgh.., un's•Close, Righ-strect, Edinburgh. t()lt 3l 'itreci and sold by the sole Proprietor, Ti - 10.1.1A. I Al tons' A lein/ser of the Royal College of ..Surgeow, at his t:or is t:' o. 9, New B r id ge - s tr ee t, Loudon; whet - after a ct,l,tilt residence of m ore th an 33 years , i n a practice parti iiicil,'Ttlireeted t o the cute of 'Venereal mnplaints it I ,dtlio'se tee r , 49 *al 1.4) the Parts of Generation, with-that inviolable steel, which men of Ins profession should always observe in tcr, it. ,l,. 4 seg, he flatters, himself the advice and as.sistauce be 'Ugh' atlini 'it , • t .r this 111cdicitte, will nailte . o lit sons , ' , Med, by a discerning Public, as an advat. tap seldom AlZ ble, -and void of all anihig tif lari y._ so ld, by his appointment, for the convenience of those it,j'A a distance, at the Perfumer's, No 95, St. Alban's• bisi,"N ll -atall ; the e,, Na. ltgi, O x ford-street; Mr. bri t !"„ r4 ,"':gh', No. Fish-street-bill; Mr. Baxter's, South- . E dintuir , lt • mr, NPl)onald Jeweller Glasgim ; Lot,n alai s' r, • . _ • 11 " , in ; and 1.) ,, one person in gvery consulta able tar: fi, Britaiti an..l Ireland, in hoxes of only , 25.•9(1. . 14 'her:1„ -In l'ell, and sealed up with foil and 'plain directi•als, ids,"tPersons, of either s i x may oure• themselves with " I 'een ~ ht I', , secllrecy, and safety. • • .o‘l sold iii Gjeat- Britain is - sealed up with a at rt " " di, by favour of the Cutitnis , ioners, is printed tv itnlt "t ' iln l"'oeiCQ."- -Tik:•l . 'Taylor. No: 9 New Bridite-streA v'tikla is Fny, and Aki.otbt , , ar* cP4V"Iti" ~ sA T DAy; DECEMBER 9, I 8 'l5 ADMIRAiTY-OFFICE, No::.. cO9 13.15 NOTloEvixen, that a Session cf ye. 7 hereby 6 and Terminer and Gaul Ddiver,y, for the Trial of fences cow ittccl on the 114ria Seas, withint (f (hi b . ,?..Englancl,will be helit Odd ,llaitey, London,nie Zieesdr4v,the Wth of December ne.'t at Eight o'Chish in the Morning. JOIIN 13,-11?1,2011". 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P a s.. v ogers may couNctiientl'i ::•otot_. to Leeds from th , se-pia,;es rind }. - ,e i i Lotion early the neat Eveniug. • • W"V.V. l .llTlill;Doretresier, Blaiiiiforil,S4lisbney, Andover, • . and Basiog-stoke, Poor cry Vierotion, at Three o'Cloch. The Weymouth Pac:iets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher burgh, . St. •slalues, &c. Front Cherhurgh is a most delightful Loud to Paris. , P.NIETER, Plymouth, Weymonth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, ass: Salisbury, New-Post Coach, every Motllillg, at half-past Six o'clock, through Hmiltott, Axminster, Brid port, Blandford, tiasingstoke, Bagslint. BOSTON, Spalding, Pete:borough, Stilton and Hunting don, new Ro:ial Mail Coaeb, sets out every Evening to Spits try, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH & BRISIOL Flying Poast-Coacties, through Chip petnhom, Cabe, and Marlborough, every A ftermion ; arrive at Mr. May's, time Greyhound inn, Bath, and the Lond on _ Tavern Thomas-strect, anti the Swan, Bristol, next Morn ing.—Coaches.to 'Well;, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth. - - LEEDS new,light Coach, 'ealled The Rockingham, sets out - every Morning . At' Light o'clock': carries Four Insides only,' and goes remarlm.ably easy, with a Goal,' throughout. Paso's through Stamford, Newark, Retford,' , Doncaster, and FerrT; bridge, tothefiolthlt Lion, Leeik, next Morning. Notwith standing- the Onicmonmon Expeditimin of this -Coach, it is al lowed to he the most agreeable and complete. Pub!le (:‘ , l)- ve . 9nee on• the North Road,' being unequalled in Ai:cc:maim dati-On by any, other. . . • OLA'4ioW,..l.oligtown, Gretna-griien, Annan, Dumfries,' Sanquilar-Kiln„,Canniock, Kingswell, parts df Scotland, a Post Coach , (Daily;, • YOlte., Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, amPEdinbargb, New Coach, performed iv,itls a Guard throhglinut, sets nut every Morning at •balf-past o'clock, by .way of Newgrk, Ret fora, 'Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallertim„ Durham, Mum petit, and Berwick. Passim lter3 ttiiuin. thealsehuzs fatigued freini. the . ...length of the journey, nut- rest What time they please, and then proceed on wit hout any additional Fare. mupere. - solum and WaNal new PustCoacli, eves,. Eve. CARLISLE, ,Penrith, Wfithtbarep, POst.Coacb, goes aitii Four Horses,. and,a C;patt; all the way., Vaiscs .throngh Brough, Applebe, Grtiataluid,;e, lt - clinto:ni, • Cateri,li, Borouglibridze; AVethOily,. Abertord., Doncaster, and .Grail-• thinn. 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Baron Weissenberg will tae• here very soon.--- His mission, as well as that of Baron Humboldt, has no connection With' the deliberations of tint Diet, but relatesito the tct•ritorial division of that part of Germany the fate of w . h . igh is not yet fixed. M. D'Austell, Mini er of Rus , h, and Lop; Cl an . 'carry, Minister of Fingl.and, will take part in the:* .ncgociarious in the name of their (OoLts*, are.mediators between the parties interested. AlugtcH, Nov. 2.2.—Prince NSTr•de air yeti ler9 , ,• yesterday ..evening, and General. Count Richbers this toornipg. ar.F.BEF.Ln, Nov. 22.—The French Govern ment has recognized . the . justice of the claims of: the - nierthants 'whose entonial g;oods Iluonaparte caused to be sold at Dusseldorf, though they bought .them at a sale which he had made a lit4e. before at Friinkfort, and though they were still furnished with the stamp of the Fvencli Customs. The Convention, by which the Government en.. g ag ;slo indeinnify them, w,ts signed on the night . of the 13th. It is to the tic:ice interference of England and. Prussia in part that the.mer chants are indebted for this- act of justice. Baussims, DEC. I.—lt is to-day that the troops are to Oectiny Valenciennes, Coitde Bon chain, and Charlemont.. -Among the persons whom the present state of affairs in France has bro,ight !o seck .asyluut in this city, are Madame Hamelin and Mr. Ben. j,artin Constant. Dec. 2.—The 4th and inSt colomn of the Ist corps: of the Russian army, prri‘ed to-day, anti d vp;itthe day after to-morrnw, to proceed to Hit. Prussian Provinces on thc,lthine. 61b cpinutanded by. Gtmeral tr a l !en ,.. zien,.bas brbken . up from - Picardy, and is pcoreed *p% ,pas tbroigb ,Itainattit and ,Britb4lnc, to erlo .the-