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ri r z,7; i ',c=?‘ ~ ~ ,~, a Y g Y ,~~.~ ~~ ~1 oe)s - ;E:2 , . 0~ , ~ ~ ~% • iVo-Nrnr.R #`;••••)() irrI:WA .1)111111.1.-LANE. HIS:PaRSENT EVENJISTI, Nov. .17, .1815, thee Majtstits' svvvints will perforiu the Cotned'Y of • E' WILL. ir .'-"% 3l° , r nOn C.itie; ;Mr., Dowton N l,l 'lo 6ll °. ;r 4 - . 11 1. 7F; , x.lr.llae; rerir,ic m r .w a vA c k ; Realize, Mr. Love- Albina Mandeville, Mts. C:cely CoPslei , •i7 , liss 13 oyLe. To which will, he.a:ded (ad time), h new ram", call" . WHEYS' WHQ ? THE. DoutLE impos"ruXE , Is The Cikaracters by Mr. Bartley, Mr. IVallaelt, Mr. Bar- Miss ad, Mr..Peflo • I” ••' • • Mandan, Mrs. Urger, ivers. • re . 110 Xes and'Pltices t -.)f. Mr. Spring - , at the Rot tintla, ttile principal_Ecitrtuce 01-the Theatre, in Brydge3-street, 4 r ,„" Ten till Fo ur , and of whom may he hid a Priva.tc Box wtightly) "Pri'ce, 2i. tid.—Pit, :3s. Gd.: Second Oailerr, es:: second Price, ls..—Upper' ' Gallery, Is. ; Second Price', Tilt! rie,:v Parte, called WhO's Who ? or, The Double Im- ' f3stv drf• , vas received throughout with unbounded applause, ;Ind tie repeated every nyei&g till further notice.' Tg-tuqrrow,• the Tragedy .of Tamerlane ,:. Bajaz et, . Mr. e at'—On Montlay, a celeliral Tragedy.--On Tuesday, ,) " I 'e Comedy of Caiintry. Crirl Mis 4 Peggy, .Mts.' Mar t% 'Wednesday, 411 r Tragrtly of Tamerlane : Bajazet, , l.Ke'"n•--1 3 11 T-, b-`priiduce'd'h meW &Howdy, ei. itF , ~• • a )e!11, .. EATR.E. I'ItMEN'f'I.!;VENIN(4," - Nov. - 17,181'5, ttiil.bt performed the Tragedy of ••• • ()holt ; ) , •la-ehrtif {first time), Mr.Ceim:_a , y . ) •,,iict, i Fii ;Ban( uo Mr. Barrvinore; Lady Alm; Nirs. let; :t 2.tsd • •' • hy pal titular desire, a Melo-Drama, called The ( - - . "',7' S T OF BONDY; Olt, VG ,M VIE DO•01 7 OStAlIGIS. • I, Genital), Mr.•llart ytuo.re ; Captain Atori, Ala c ai ie -, M r , ; Lientenaot I.nPrY, the Seneschal of Bondy, 'Mr....„F•gerton eio -14°2 N!iss,..lloot 'Blaise, ?,%ir. Liston; Dame Gertrude , . port ; Lucille, Miss Foote. • " • - 11 ° •`" •tc.r Bnxes t o taken of Mr. itraudon, at the, t iart-stri•et, ~ : 11 Ten till Font . . ,„ . t, cs SeCond Price ;is. tid.—Fit - as. 64.; Secon d rr'c° bccs-I,4'`'wer Gallery :2s. • Second Price I s.—Upper Galrcry Is.; ml Price 6d. • Th e 1) ' ll " " -.3 w "' be opened at Half- past Five, and Cie Play , 'ego: a( if. • - rt C•tlast ; I'ra . r,Edf,•• of..Percy:-..Elwina.,. Miss ,6•." ad appearance in that chi , r;icteri : with the kan:e llrantatic „i r, revived ( I 'lol4anee Criatim; Wit.,•Ak has been . pl)lized to liu!).11qp,(111ell 111 ennsepience of 1%, prk.,:'3"tiuns fur 11 ' w •N"4"ry, Machinery, and lit , eor4ti.ms; vi:lliCh m ill t t ed .- v 'The Magpie iir the Niaid.—On Tuesday, the 'rra uf ‘ O'Ni'll; With the - Burletta• 4/it,. • . M" `FaiN e "'nctday.will be prOduced the first time), a. new, hat's a, of Fashion: • • WATEII.I.:OO tiI.73SCIVIVION. : • ' • A L ' City of London l'aiern. 1 N of the ITNEIZA CO",Az '.'Mt "I'l4c • • ' , tl4-ts • Th e 'ir i. , e4sti 'll• H. MARTF,N; ' '• • 'of Eq")rted, °That I.llAL4Plnuat • •• received and wade .at tNis • si3P . `,,`,,'•'" the 15th i ns t a nt, is - L. 215,102 1,8 6S it is invested L. 2000 Long Annuities '•• 210,600 .Ueducert 3 per Cent. Annuities . G0,200 ; 3 per Cent. Con.oii.. • . ~ . . . . . • • . . •ommittee beds The C .- - , ---- tetiptionso, i . t*.s ' t, request that the return of the Sub. 11 4 4 ' i ~,- -1 " in thr sevoral Churches and .I'arishes i:VEng ;)• . a41..-4 `le , , by Sit u .- I ieetiee of the King's Letter, and ,1, e il l ,l,i l i ),i3t jas, To - 0 , t , ,,• a . ..rid C;:ics of the United Kingd 1 Ikelke .. e ,'!ile, may In: adviserli•anrl the_ Itkiitcances malts at .e convenience for the putpuse tel investment 111 .l• i rA blic , S.ecuriti e s {,taring interest. ~0.‘,.5.a150 earnestly lA:quested, that Bankers or other Per (.),"•l. -V , 11 , k may' have received' any Su! , seciions on this ,ac ,,l ut, Will favour the Committee. with it . - Retorts ot all such .„ ,_,'ils if not alreudy.uoticed and acknowledged in i heir daily ,L,:4,crtiseincuts; the correet•on of any . errors of report, and " ilutice of Omissions (if any) are particularly desired. Further Subscriptions; gari s h L.•s. of Leigh on Clip b S'omercet, y :tilt. Chnehwir- . , ClL:us - - 4 0 o f - Downhea t i, ver ditto 0 16 6 v:trisli of • Whatkyi Noinerstt, per Rey. 1 )dri3hof : 1 0, 1 )11.1)ampior 10 0 0 Curly StnifV6;et, by k the :Iter..! H. Cardew,. .11..tur The .qll:4 t . e l r 2 7 o y of ilorotii,nsite, • by .Fisher, (:han . 1- ;Warden . 0 0 Guspurtehapelaink, 'I'Y The Rich. kingb;im, Ineurn ..l.4;4t L. S. ft. At'iories, Lloyd, &Co.' FrothManeliester,Sal- ford, and :Neigh hood, remitted by JOITtiS; Fox; and Co. viz.:— . C.,lieeted at St. Peter's • . per Itev. Dr. Smith - 93 60. I)itto at Swinton Cha pel, per Rev. W. Allen - - Dittii at Chorlton tutu Hardy Chapel, per IZer. il:i,r is 12 15 0 Ditto at the Chapelry of flimpy, near Üboi•ley, per Iter. T. Roberts - 3f3 1 9 0 Collected at the Cha- 9 4 9 -48 s 4 pelry of Blakely, per Rev. A. Singleton 11 11 4 Ditto at Ilarpurhey, per ditto - , 14,4 To•A'usliip of Burna t ., , re 0 • 9 Township of Strit turd, per Rev. T. Ciasliell 80 Colltcted at St. Cle mcnt's Church, in - addition to wkst was subscribed in the district - s 5' 7 Ditto .at St. James's Church 2 L per Rev.. • Henry 97 10 8 Ditto at Ratcliffe • t Sir P. Pol e & Co. of dart, per etealie 5 6 At Gosling 34 Co.. b.aiti Pe of Dorii-ng-; Flint- • es 0 0 Church, per - Rev. Thomas. Foxley . 29 1 1 Ditto at Denton, per Rev. Mr- 6resswell 54 13 6 Ditto at (Italian-1,7 • Crunipcnll, and Broughton, per Rev. R. H. Whitelock, M.A. -15 t 10 6 Township of Middle- ". tun, per Rev. Mr., W lL M'er . = 67 10 4. Dittoof Prestwich, • - ltev. Juhu Lyon 104 9,3 'Ditto. of Aclaington And 'rouge, per-dittol3 16'6 Collected' at tit.-Tho,.. -mas's k;har.ch And-; wick„ per : 1 - tev. J. Cooke - 27 '11• 1 •5 Methodists Chapel, • • . Chorley, per. Rev.- , M. Gilition - a 0.0 The' Township:. 'of " - Leigh, per Rev. Dr. • - 32 5.6 'T I `', 3. ~ • - At Sanson i & Co. . Ü bscripti on ‘, • e.rliara'quoat WOl- uod .:eigiiliourhooti, re i lid Nlessrs. dern to 4 lleCticin Ot Wolvers - - 34,1 14 ptain James, Itc the itecruitin; Pa•rfies • attinder his tomrWind dap IVciver4oritrtoti 4 2 1 . , il 'of 11...11 ittv - . Tori- - • • • _ . - • I?itto of Alhrighton, . 8 13 b Per R e l. T d : 1.1.4• 63 0 0 ' "ift'o . ChttAi•yocl 2V,12 0 bittr. of Tryshull, 1),.4r Alr. Perry' Church _ Nvarchio - 10 414 .•s'.f.,retton, per Kclicsey 15 13.0 I'Z'~ino:r.. 411 en Notts .. 1 i eni• ~ —l2ll fluni s eations per Post; are to he directed 'Waterloo Subscrlptioy, . • /,,,,,don, and to be Out under C*ver, directed Fraittix Freelin!.;: ,' P.'3 I. ('',,,..' 6 - c. Pest t') . & e, Lonritn. P. WELSFORD, Sec t ‘,l .• p A -,.-- I FRIDAY, NOV-EATBER, 17 181.; • PICTURESCHRIST RE- M .wArrm, his SCCOND PICTIMF, of CHRIsT HEALT",S(4 in the TEMPLE, and the DESIqN of the QR.II - OUR .SAVIOUR,- with' several" SKETCHES. are now 4xhibiting at No, PALL-MALL, near Carlton e'vers' day. 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No. 9, New Bridge-street, 'Loudon. 4ml:tr.]) Sin, • 'Eclinlmegh, March 18. 1 .7 ',8EG leave to inform von, that ever since the - year 1790, I bail been afflicted with the hues Venerea ; • which, from its obstinately resisting every course et medicine ,prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and . on , dergoing several severe cousrles of saliva tion,. and twice. die- • charged fribm the Ilogifital:willts.little relief, would appear•ta be of the most inveterate nature.. - 1 - ir the spring-f - last ye,r my disorder bad gut to such a head, as nearly to put a period. to my existence- , -I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful. • manner; my right was ttreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also' two large males on it, was very linteit discoloureil,• and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when. warns in b e d, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr...T. Thompson, (who receit:ed 'so . great a cure by them here), to take vaur Lcak-e'iPatent•PillS, which I began to do on the .26th:of May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive henekt—in' little more than a month the ulcers on my head antt arms weresoundly heated soon after, the sorch on nly leo healed also; leaving; how ever, .considerable 41i•-•7olouration in the.4kin,' and pain in the . bone of the left, which , by the bltssing of God, and a little' longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, suissided the nodes dispersing - , the skin•rega - oureg•its natural. line, and the noel:wird_ pains gradually going off.--1 thus heeling, hy your advice and medicine, perfectly free trout all my former c o mplaints-- - have recovered my torture spirits and strength, and•ain become jelly and fat, in which state having eontimied ninny months to the aSsonislonent of htl-who knew mr, I Alit at a loss in what terms to express ear gratitude, hut beg - you, far .the good of ether suffering mortalS; to make this niv co -,e as.publie as poS'silri, 'as I'shall 'on 'every urea siorr; in so du'ing you will greatly okage '• • • • • , Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant,. • ALEX. IVlVltlall ' • Swann's Close, High;fareet; Edinburgh'. • • • • Witnesses to the aloe., euret-- e . ; . ..• John Thompson, pit!. 3, New Poultry Market, r.flinbargh ; • Nplotosh, OldAsenibly Prepared'and sold by the sOltyProprietor, Mentlier of the Rokal 6.111 - ege of Spirxi:Nny,:iat-lris • house, No, Ilridge,strect, London; v.dreta; after a. e ocs taneeesideuce of more than Bs' years . , pilaetiet parti cularly directedto the care of Venereal Couirfaint;'itu'd those incidental to the Parts of.-Getieration, wit. 6 thatinviolalkle• secrecy which men of his profession should always ohseree'in 4 such cases, be thnters himself the adiice h • gratuitously administers to persemst' , ..l.-inginiivilit'enei;';iillg • be esteemed, by a discerning Public; as an a'aVat. tage.iseldor& a ttaitialde, and'viad of all ambi , uity. • Also sold, by his appOintnsent,fer.the enavenienee oftlossZ lit-ing at a distance; at the.Perfiner's, SC Albbn's-' street, Pall-mail; the Tovsimp, NonC.3, ONfoetb-Street Dishurough's, 7, Nish-street-hill; 'Mr.llaxtees,,Sfoalth l-bi4e. Edinburgh.; Mr . . M`Dintild,JeWeller,'Glase - oW•" Mt.• i ; and by one' persoll in Cvery cOnsidernble t o wn in .Great Britain an Irt-krid, isrosi .0 I 'Citly•esi'ifft. • cku,stailtPed; and sealed Up with fall and plain •directions, ' wh ere's) ) . Persons, of either sei 'may vire tht_mselit'S With • ease, speed'oeceecy„ and safety. • • • Er e ky iso x • 4 6d , io thent43ritain is waled - In with a : ea.!) on favour of th o Counnissioners„is printed !'at The •Stailfp M --T ice . "fa:ricr, No, 9, New I.lridge-•street; whleb i$ Felbriy, and &others:iris esunter.fr*' .[rnreE SEVEICP.TNTE. CEVLd&T' 66VERNMENT GAZETTE. y . G zi-ar.ri red con. (he pzt.rjeUh.trof...,,the re-ckutstitution, the 60-ernmeht . t'andy, afterthe conquest of the Coii - utl} by, the.liritish arms, .aiirl the capture. and --ttrrisrtroti-mt'- the Irate tyranuic Savdi•eigu. • Tire entire dynasty of: the avpOsed - Monarch are excluded, and theSvprerne authority -of our Kirg estahlishol.in 'its ; room. The native provinuiai Governors, chosen•iii this instance with becomiri_ regard to prior rig;lts and to the wishes and feel., ings of• the people, -are to exercise their, accus tomed authority under the controul of the Gover nor of Ceylon.; his Majesty's represent-ative. The forms observed io carrying this arrangement into effect are very interesting ; and the tacts and cir cumstances, fipinirent iiii the faCe of the proceed ings, co,ivey alto ;ether extremely favonnabie it of the Candian people, and of the l3ritklt mode of acquirilw, the dinuiniooot _their territory. -T h is l ast make Frith a full reserve of our doubts of the general policy of all further extension•of British doiminion in tlie.6ast.-.. With this reservation,- every _thing else in the business ,deserves high commendation. It the thing was gone!, the 11111 n ner of dolitg- it excellent ; anit we believe, that since the .days-of ‘Villiatta Penny no person ItiOrt extended. the British possessions than General Brownrjgg - in this instance:-' ulterior' armang.eiftents adopted for the purpose of tranquillizing :the -- fears of the Ca nadians and of their Priesthood, resiA!cting the religion of Lioodlie, the inviolability of syhich is guaranteed,. and the security of establishments connected - with it, appArently . not held less at heart by the Priests, are also interesting ina higtL degree. SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTES PUBLISHED LAST NIGHT ll'7iite2rtfi, Nor. 14, 1315. A dispatch, dated Futtyght:r, June 1, 1815,.hni been r.recived at the Bait lodia House from Ge— ner4-1) :,lotr:A, K. O. Governor-.Gneral. and COrintrititteriu•Chiefol the British Territories in rodia ; together_with tlic• follow:ng luclosures . : .principal inriosures above 'alluded •to, toly's„already appeared Tell: Su ,] Retu:'ri of Kiiio 4nd Wonockd of a Di,ta.ihownt under Major • - It. Patton, in Winn -m - li , Aprii 33, Ls IS, . . Deithelitxren , t s i:111,1; Batt.-1 tit )... lietifelinteilt 2d Batt. vi sepoy. tier - tient ,Flaiikl.ltt.:,--1 - tiisigl), I .I)avildAr, i sepoys. 114t.t. 5111 Native Itcz.-1 iluvild.tr, 11 stio}s. ,--.1 4 .,..a, L i__...rg e ,4 1 . 0! * - ; killed; '1 2 havildars, 2.3 sepoys, v,:outhlgd. ..\'.- 7 pie qt' Oifl.ct:r If - r.. .r.iieri. . . . Flank Bittt.--Lmigit 111.tir,-.Severelyanit!ctangeroully.. • • Five tit`thea!inve wouniie.l - ct , es are reported to be ex trgaiclly .dangeroils:-. • (isfgo e ,:tl ). •, - - I{.(4I , V.P.VrTON, Maj , ,l., Commanding Detachment. .... . l'eturn of• Men Killed and Woninled on the 25th and 26t1t, .... .. • April, 1215. • ; Kiiird. Ist Batt. 4th Reg - . Native Infan:ry—t subadar, 1 jetuadar, 4 havildars, '1 naili, 21 sepoys, . Flaul Detaebutent-1 Lieutenant, 1 sepoy. , . , . .. .. . • ' Irquimb:(l. Ist Batt , .•Ath Meg.. Native Infatals•y,- , 2 Lieutenants. S havi:". - dars, i flail 4 58 sepoys, I lascar, , '. • Flank - I) , .l.tliniellti bar:War, 2 . siaißsi 26 siqoys; • (sir and tutal-rSO Lilied a ad wuutided. Namcs of Officers Ici.lert riltd froundect. Flank Detachment Ta plc y, 10. Batt. 4th Rcs. Nati . ve howory—Lieut. Purvis, slii,btly woUni.ed ; Lieut: severely wounded. - • •W. S. WEBB, A. M. B. Return of the Killed anti Wounded of the Irregulars under, the Command of Litutenant-Colonel Gardner, in the As simltOf the Enemy's Positions at Ahnotit.h, the 25th ISIS. Kilt !. 3 neshunchees, 3.enticizees, 13 sepuys, 1 bhesthee. • t ir r Oil 2 jeniailars, 2 tieshunchees, II eiltiLizees, 44 srpoys, 1 bhestee, 1 jerra.... -'rota killed and .wolintied---11. (Signed) 11''. L. GAIWNER, Lieut.-0 , 13nel . • Commanding - Irregnlars.- t; • 0. 174;,,4 , -* , :..," 41,?/,.. 'kt*AtliTri.l:Mk. ,-;,-,, - , ,,,, ir- - --‘ ~:',..A.•_; - .--...1. : 1:•,k j .., •-"•::-..*"`...,;, r, - , •,.f.,..• , „ „ 7 . . .. . . . , 2 , , ~ ~ , , , •,,,,,,\N ill,llo\\'‘ .. _,~,;~ .~. d ~,~. IRISH BANKRUPTS-, Charles- John Graydon, of the City of hrolter, to surrender t1a1..2,t3th tst•days Nurepiber inst. and oo the 21St day of I)ecember next, at tti9 o'clock . in the af tvrnoiti:on!each of the said days, at the Royal Exchange, Du!dm. r Dlatti!it~Crlagtl,' of tho City- of Urn-crick, merchant., to surrender.on.the 20th and 21st. of November inst. and oil the /Ist iif . Deetfthb:•r n,..xt, at two o'Llock in the afternoon, at the. Royal Exchapge , • Dublin. Connor Kelly, of Tuam, in the county of Galway, shop keepit, to surrender on the 200 , and 21st days of November lust. and on the .21st .slay of Deceinner next, at the bane ~f twOo'clittit ; in,thettertioon on each of the said days,, at the. Royal El:change, Dublin. • Mafia Anne, Catherine, and Isabella Margaret flenlon, of Nassau-street, milliners, to surrender oft the 20th and 21st inst.'ataon , the 21st , 13e - ceitiliet next. at' 2 o'clock in the afternoon,on each of the said days, at the Royal change,. Duhliti,- • SCQTCH BA NKRUPTS. sEQuEsTRATIoNs, EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS &c. • • Betty and \fines Jack, milliiters, Peterhead, to be examin e'd• id` The' Tulbooth, Aberdeen, 17th November and Ist December, at 1. • • " - ti irid • Farquharson, hatter, Dundee; to be examined 22d Norember and - blh De I CCM-WV, at 12. John dusi ice, ilottnion.;er, Dundee, to be examined in. Itierthiant's inn there, 24th :November and ath December. at 1 ' Crtllitors of -Cohn Tntnbuh,• laic grain-dealer, Glasf , mv, meet in the Prince of Wales,Tavcru there. - 24th November, at 12. Credit Ora of William Murray, porter;dealer, Edinburgh, meet in the iluyal Exchange Colleetiodse there, eNti Noveia •hcr,-at 1. Creditors ',;(White Witsom, and Co. merchants,. Pailey, 111,111 Gavin Lang, writer there, 1,4/.la December. . . Z'.retVtors • of John seigt,' merchant, 'Leitiz, swill receiva a dividend at. the 'i . ru,tc,',.C.fiee, 14,.L1;icr-sacet, 12th . Dienll./.44'