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<;~ I _. 1 ~;~„ ' ~~~ `fir - w `f • :~ : 1 7 1 4 4,4 6 1 ~1 a 4 4 1 • • 4. - 4,47 i _, ..7r7 - 11131 R 1,273.] 'I'HIiATRE-ItOVAT., • . • , . "Tilts PIREENT EVI4INING, P c. 27, 1815, aL. the!' Majestic.' Serr:trita perform. the Tragedyof T. lacl;.*ELL. Thorotighitimli„ Mr. 1:4)1•;i ; Ge.orge lic.rnir.cl.l, Mr. Rae ; qr et t , Mr. Barriaril; Millwood, Mrs. Glow; Muria, 14rs. tlurn ; Lucy, Nit... Spar!is.. 'After which will he prmhiced (lira time) an-entirely New Comic Patitomiliir, tailed • RIARLEQUIN AND FANCY; Olt, TI U POET'S :LAST tiLLtNU. IVith ni , vliv6e. Dregeg, . _ • r etieo*.erture and Nlsisie composed by Mr: IL SUlart. Thk: Dances produced , iutier the direction of rite. Principal Rhetorical and Vocal Character's ; —:;,stres ,. ed Viiet, Mr. Harley; Whi:2l, Mr. Minton; Ghost of a .g, Mr. ( ooke; Fancy, by a Young Lady (her first appearance so.n any Stage)... - Pantomime Characters :—I - Tarletplia, Mr. Hope; Lo's'er, Mr. Mr. EhSworth ; Pantatma (first time iit this The4re) L Mr. MaY ; Clown, Signor !'auto( his first appearance at this ea ;4:oluitibine., Miss Tree (tier brit appearance in that CliaraCeert; Waterloo Orphan, iyit Li a_ Military Hornpipe, Boxes and Maces to be taken of It I r. at the Rotunda, Zit the.principat-Entrance of the The: re, in Brydges-street, front 'Veit till Fo-ur, and of whom may by hail a Private Box ('krtglitty). “"xes, is.; 'Second Price, :is. !Git.—Pit, as. ; SeCond Price,.9.s,—Lower Gallery, 23.; Secni . iil Price, is:--Uppesr Gal tery, Is. ; Second Price, (hi. • rs , ,,,,,rripw and S:it at. !lay, Merchant of Bridges; or, ileg.7ars! -Illish.—Chit Friday, Romeo and Juliet : Jyiict, by Mrs. Barnes, from the Theatre Rova). Exeter, being her first almearance on this St4ile...-011 . ..‘itinday,.,' King Richard tha bird. lt(YOT„ COYENT-C;,IItI)F,N. rim-us PRESENT EVENING, Dec, - 27, 1815, A... will be performed (for the 7th time) *a flew Comedy, in 4ket:, called SMILES AND TEARS; OR, TuE WIDOW'S sTRA TAGEM.. The principti Clu:raeters by Mr. Young - , Mr. C. Kemble, Mr:Jones, Mr. ntweett, Mr. - Abb,nt, Mrs. C. Kemble, Mrs. Faueit, Mrs. Gih t., Miss Foote, Miss Sleyntonr. • The Prolugla to be spoken by Mr. AbUot,ti , . The Epilogue by , Ir. Liston. After which will be produced (for the 2d time; a new Grand P.ttiotitinte, lIARLEQUIN AND FonTtiNto ; OR, SI-lING-MOO AND TIIUN- l'Orsi ae Ntusic, Scenery, :'ilachinery, Dresses, &c. enlirrly new. C/veititrc ind compoced by Mr Ware. The whole arranged and inaititiced by Mr. Farley. Prince COulatitf (it caught "Tartar; attefWaids Harlequin), ;, 1 ". 11 Y„ lugilai jun.; 'fungi (Emperor of China, after ards . - aotaoion_), -41 r Mniichekow (a very litt'ed Eater, I)rhilie:t,-&,t Eilipress, Mr. Grimaldi; Cliitagnic (a hiursc with B. liig•boil),, ...tterwards Alasttr J. Grimaldi ;his 2d appearance Son tins un (the C,hit4se rttribi a,. Deity of War natter Chao:man ; (changed to For afterward-s . One), ..-Mrs. Parker; (Prioress (if :China), Mit,s•tßriolwell; Sliing-:\itio (the Peace /ill Pairy), MisS ' • .- --1 :, i '. 1( . ''..5. for 'the Ik.ixe to be taken of Mr. . Brandon, at the E4,-Otirev, Hart -street;frow Ten till Four. . /3 " r ' s ' 7 ' . ; s• , contlPrice•us. ciii.—Pit 3s. 6 .1. ; Second Mee , - '"'"" 1 - 4 "wer r,iillere .s.; Second Priee lc—Upper Gallery 18.; 4 te,Fcrld Pr' e citt. 7 , • ~,I Y, ' l l); ,,grs will be opened at Half- cast Five, and the ll'ay -- - , lv at 1.1 - 111. pact I',ix. . .he New l'a;;rolnirne of Harlequin and Fortnuia-will he l'lttrateti. every Evening;. To-niorrow; Jane Shorp.—On Friday, Cyrnon I with' nom bastes Fnrigio.—Oil Saturday, The Orplian.—On Monday, ,_Fitittteo and. J u!ict . - TitissDay Was pitl,l4l)ed, - - • 4. One Vottithe Bro. price .14s. boards. the Third. Edition, notch chlarged, of 11 1 .1 E PRINCIVI:ES OF MIDWIFERY. - -;• By dOl-IN Lecturer of Nlidwiferv, and Member of the Vacuity of Physi . • ciaus Sorgeotis, Glasgow. Printed for Lontoniut, Iliirst, Rees, °tote, aria Brown, C :iitertioster-r;mv, I;inicloh -01 whom mar hr had, by the same Aothori - „„j'opniar • Dii:e•ct Rini, for the Treittmerit of the Diseases of ,1% Ow en and Children, in Sri.. price 114.• in bo4rds. j us t price board::, Vol. lof sysTli-,1 OF 1115:11AN ANATWIV.- . • By 30[1N GORDON, M.D. F.11.5i.E.. -- " unr " " 11 Ail:it - o,ov mid timmrgery,. and on time Institutions • of Nlvelicine; Mernber of the Itoyal College of Surgeuni of Edinimnr;qm ;• anti one . of the Surgeons to the ltoyal Itt- . tirmary, &e. Printed Cadell and \V. Davies ; and Longman, llurst, - 7ltees, Orme,• and. B1 . 4iW11", 1.011110111 and \% Blachwood, and J. Anderson anti Co., • Of whom may be tyn!, lately pnblishctl.. LECTEIItES nn INFLAMm.vrioN Exhibiting a View -44 the General Doctrines, Pat:l)4;l° , 44ml and Practical, of Me ..flical• Surgery,: By Jl/1111 . 1 . 110 . 1 . 11011 , 1111, .. M AY F.IL.S.E. vile :large v m olue, Bet).. price .14 , . boards. , tic►. 10, SKINN'..:II sTREET, SNOIVIIILL, and 310, •OXFOItD-STREE I'. N EIL COMAIERCIAL HALL_ WINE CCM- P.1. 5 . , ;1' hiform their Customers aml the rubl: that their `'resent Prices for Nl'lNEi and SPIMTS are as follows':— DINNER. WINES. (Per Dozen.) 'ape Madeira - :'..... 1 \Vest India MKLleirra r,' , :‘. ape VIII de Grave......4zis. i Last India dit.i 0 Viilonia 4 , s I Vin de Girave l'«rierilfc ' 4Ss I Saturne .... ••••• • • • • • '''''• b routi Ni adcira Siri.‘l Barsac .... Labgarot e .!„ • .sos. 1 Moielle '-'•'!"'"}' (very old \ 5.-N. Old 1 1~eli . lincella !'" , t littli• Si •• • 1 , 4 , ~, gt , it'll ‘ e "atu G - ii. 1 . . fast I)INNEIL WINES. (Pititi I' c. 1 1 1(.1a .- c' ierry of rife inoq rare 1 1 , mlity, 28 '• ' t...6 t India Madeira, :3Gs.—East nolia, ditto, 455. ?ste.l c ape , 114,1u.utita-tii DF,Ssnier 42s I WINES. ' ()Id Eaia India Lisbon ..Gns. I , ronti::;niac ;, . . D'.l.›;. ;Ern.' XVINt•r.S. (In Pints.) °I(1 Eits:t.lii:iia Lisbon _32, 1. Frontigniite 'kris- Ditto, Care:it...4la ...:325. Red (:tingtittitia itialitiey Nhiileira . • 'ls' Vin d'' Garua)ii '.•;4i. Nl4lll.:>ey Catiare •• •' • ils. Il.E1) \VINES. (Per Dozen) fort, Vintage 1812, See.nil 1,111;11i'Y • • ' • • " • Ditto First (iirili , y i • . Ditto of superior Excellence .- 4 .. ! orions Ohl Itoiiz erwited Port..; Years in I;nttiu ~ „. ( l .: iirtA, ~,,;(1'1.,1;1;,f tint smilli thom a ured ‘lthtto, Ing.ll tiavo..i-eil, rim growth ' • nal( Pipes and Qicarter Pipesin proportion CORDIAL ti.. (Per Dozen.) . - l 'ine Apple Room - 1.)rii1J....r.(i5.. 1 Ght• White N ' f.:,ignizic Pira oily, ditto ..84 . 5. .1., .. - u)e.au " n y v kliNiiirtiniiine... • 140 s• 110 s. SFilt rrs. (Per Galion.) 6 .9. Gcl.-1 ts. G(l. 12s. Od. Gervvras ;•,,e,l'v„e.. :\; - ctv Eight 'ca r+ ul , l .`,", writty-to'or old (the. 011 I y Parcel inr•the • Ltsitlcrd:oo I loi and. vcry Cole iit \V0.64.1, vprovw . iioital)l; ! ' ItlW priecs lhs. Ot!. oil. z2tis. Od. 14/* EDNESDA Y, E C 11 Elt 27, I'd 15. oppirp: OP OR DA 7 .I.VCR, Pec. 15, IRIS I rglil PRINCIP.4I; OFFICE6S of hlis .IrSTrS 01:1)NAXCE do hereby give Notive, that Prr,po.tall Gc received at. their oilive iu Pall.3lall, uu Or 1,11.0 re Teilneiday, the 3(1 flay .Innuor:l, IBl6,_ftn~it "suck as ?nog be willing to athlertiihe Me Aaphly of TACKLE -HOOKS, and other •Awricir.s . of IRON MA ' 'St:FACTURE, fur Serrive ot. this Deportinent, ,fis a i period .qt Three leant, determinable (flee the expiration of the first rear,'tipirn Notice of Three .11vntbs,nt Me option of ' eitier,Partg.t l'ltterns af the drticles may be viewed, upon application at the pri4eipal Storeheeper's Office in the 7's;wer; and Farther Particulars, together with the Terms end Conditions of ,the Contract, may' be known at the Seerilary's Office in aforesaid, any da y between the Hours of ?'en and Four o'Clock, where: the Proposals nutSt be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &r. ;" but no Proposal can be adatitti:d erf'ter the said 3d January, at Twclee o'Cluek at .Voon of the same day, neither . tail( any Tender be noticed, unless the Party 71lRkilty it, 'r in ~heat 1,y,44 khalf, shall attend. fly Oi-der;f , tlo. 14(vd,. . if. c1:4'.11-",,,Serrrtury,, OFFICE OF 01:DN.-INCE, Th'c. 15, 1515. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of I/is MA JIsSTrS OADNiNCE thohereby "rive Notice, th;:t Proposals will be received at their Ofre in Pull ,1I an or belbre lre‘ilucsday, the 3d ofJanuary,lB i 6, from such Per sons as' 71Idy. he t() undertake the Supply of TUR NERY ARTICLES, for Service of this Department fur a period of Three Fear;, eietcrminable after . the expiration of the . first Year, upon nstke of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns 'ff the 'Miele's' MIV be viewed upon applica.' lion - at the principal Storekeeper's Wive in the Tower ; and farther Particulars, to;,ther with the Terms aitii Con ditions of Ike Contract, ntaa he - known et the,,Neeretary's Vfiice, eforeiaid, tiny day between the yours of Ten and Itar where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, "Proposals for Turnery Articlrs; ^ hut no Prt),msal can be admitted after the said sal (lea of January, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day.;:nefiher will ,any Tender he nolieed, unless the Partv making it, 'r' an!!gent in his WWI; shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. If. CRP: Serretarq. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, Dec. 26, 1815. %THE cmplissioNEßs appointed for ma nr*ing the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, That NiNl±tEltS of TICKETS and SHARES in all preceding LOTTERIES may he examined at this o:lice every day, be tween the hours . of Ten . and 'Three, with their Registers of Benefit; and Blanks. Anti the COMMISSIONEILC n pulsated to take is the BE NEFIT TicKETs of the PIIIST LOTTERY, 1914, do here by give Notices that they will attend at their Office, in So merset-place, on Friday, the 12th day of 'January next, from Ten o'Clock in the rut-ennui; till One o'Clock in the After noon, to take iu and enter the' Benefit Tickets of the Said Lottery, to be exAmaged. fur Certificates pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And for better tlispateh thereof, the said COMNITSSMNEItS will talte in and enter the Benefit Tickets, numbered from No. I to No. 10,000, at one Seat; and the -Benefit Tickets, numbered front No. 10,10 i to No. .20,00 i, at another Scat ; and the Persons possessed thereof are directed to brie; with their Tickets separate Lists thereof, toadied A. and h t form ed in numerical order, and adaptjd to each of the said Seats, and at the bottinn of each List to vs.cite the Name and pro per Additions of the Persons entitled to the Value of the said Tiche;s. - And Ihe said, COMMISSIONERS also:give further Notice that Certificates for.t be Value of the said Tickets will be de licereci out ois Friday, the Hitli day of Jammu ucxt, ,after, which the said Commissioners will niie in and enter Tickets in their nsual monthly Entry; all Persons are desired• to take :Notice they must bring Ouplieates of their Lists %Weis l' they come tor their Certificates. 1 , . . ! The COAMISSIONCIIS also give further Notice, that . Ticlii•ts livougat - to tAis Office for Paynient, the Cheeks of which are torn or destroyed, will nat be entered for Pay : mein without a Bond being given to indenulify the said Cora- Inissioners fur granting Certificates for die 'attic. This nay were published, In Three Volumes, Bro. price 11. I Is. ad. boards, ET i ERS %vrittcri . by ENIINEN PEttsONS i in the sEVENTEENTII and EIGHTEENTH CEN i L It/Es; to which are added, Ilcarne's Journies to Read ing-,;,,; toVi'lla , ldon Hail, the seat of Browne Willis, Esq. and Lives of Eminent Men, by John Aubrey, Esq. 'flie whole now ir.t published from the Original,,, in tliC Bodleian Lib;ary Ashinolcan ,\luscuru, with Biographical and ter;:rv:lliistra:ions. By the A'Ll'llolt. of SELECT:ONS from the GENTLE MAN'S MAGAZiNE, • Printed for Lonxim.a, Ilurst, Rees, °nue, and Brown, Pa trrovster7row, Lonri(n ; and Nu.iday and ilatter, Oford. 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I:I.7IMIENTIi of ENGLISH C.R.ININIAIt, for the Uge of Schou the ltcs. liciivy St. Julio Bone n, M.A. Price s2s. rid. humid. A Sllol{ r 4atAstm.ll; of the ENGLISti LAN(WAGE, simpli:kd to tin, Copacitit In Four Varts.— I . Orthography. Analogy. Pro‘ody. 4. Synt.tx..-- Iyith Room - Ls - appropriat ce Questions. By Johoi Horn se-v. rriet: ?s. tlttlltltlti TUE C.I.ASsuI:AI, EN(LISII LETTER. ; or, I .. .pitollrytielectiotts. Its I ht. Author of Les.ons for Yung Itiions in IninitO v Life, (`:t.. 'Price 56. [l7lO OE SEVEN PE NCV ;. FO ITT G NIUE LI GE NCE. • GEOIAN 2.NI'EIN. • • PARIS, Nov, 30 bc.a. , reeable to ycta (CU. Editor of theArrgslmrgir fitrzrtie), to receive to!inepartiznlii.rs of -,be I As r neglseia—• Lions at Paris, 'which as. you 'kitty. , souroc Irota whence they are derived, you Crdi tee to y)iir readers as genuine and exact. Ii negoc:•ations were not s,witer : eompieted, wns certa:nly owing to th‘e extent and , objects to be treated of, and -not to 'any want at (int activity, or to t Slowness in cite Ma- - nagement of the b us in es s. he ,Mit,ivcriql cattle-. re,ces, 'ot which the negociatians wiA) France made ()illy a part , ana which at the saute time a number 0' •mast important lel:11..4)1)S hetwer n the Allied Courts thenselves was to he regulated, were contended for months‘withour interrnption. The Ministets - AsSembled r‘jery day at 12 o'clock, • at Lord Castkreagh's lintel , formerly lintel Dargliese, whi.•ll since last 'year has been the hotel of the English Embassy, and Whure also were . the bine:Ms-and archives belotigin . .3,- to the caplet ences. The conferences lasted regularly till three o'clock, and often flinch longer ; 'the evenings were, be sides.dedicated to manifold separate deliberations.. The Duke of W Ilington and Laid Castlurcagh,' Prince Metternich, and Baron Wcssenberg, Prince' Haidenberg; and 11 troo Humboldt, Prince Ita-, • sumovesky, and Count C.+llo d'lstria, were the pro per and constant members ortliese conferences.— Though the business was carried on withoat any cereoundons and pedantic forms, it w s however, adopted as a general tale, that the p• 0t0e0. % and . the acts relating to the negociations with Vraitee, tilundif be signed by all the Ministers (a City, were all emi)owered to negociate,) and ott the other hand,ll that was drawn tip in the name of the four Cabinets, should be signed only by the four Chiefs or Representatives of these Cabinets, viz.:—Castleeclgh, Metternich, Hardenburg, amt. Cairo d'isiria. The Ministers hail in coniunni appointed fir. Gertz to be their principal Secre tary, w h o th a t quality has attended all thg.con ferences, and ilraNn up all the protocols, notes, tieatiei, - 8.;!. touter the direction of the Nlinisters; Front what I hrte here said, you inay judge how touch credit is to the assert ion'of a celebrated • German parr (which, dor.ng the course of the negociations at Paris, has produced a number of b o ld fables,) that " severiL men of consequence, when they perceived the nature of these negocia, tions, had tviihdrawn front the conferences." • In some of , the earlier conferences, wil.ll only military matters. were treated of, the lto9Sirn Ant» bassador Paris, Count Pezzo tie Borg°, anti some Austrian and Pritssian Generals, were now and then admitted s but, as t hey never appeared at them except when they were invited, it cannot be said that 'they withdrew ; and in the (nuttier progress of the bitS.int:ss, duriiig the whole course of die proper 'political negociations, no person; except the eight ,Ministers, was admitten to the ministerial conferences. The only exception was., that in the beginning of Noveinher, in tile delibe• rations upon the Convention tp be .coaclutied witit hiancc.on 3CCMAIIIt of the peinini - ary payments, the. Prussian Minister of the Finances, Air. Von was present three or four Even Field-Mar shal Prince Sell wart teniturg; though appointed by the Emperor one of the negociators, was present at : only two or three conferences, because, just at . the time that the.direct negociat ions for peace be, gall, his situ in. Paris was at an end. Tile share which the French. Cabinet had in these confe rences may he easily fixed, when the following circntostAnces are considered : The King had 'tattled as his Plenipotentiaries Prince Tqlleyranti, the Duke of Da!berg, and - Baron. Louis, late Minister of the Fin Antes. The4e three Ailnittters appeared in the conference of the 20th of Septetiiher, when the Original pro, ice( of the general Treaty with France %t as. runi ntunicated to them, in which proje,A' only t 'single material point hits since hcen Clanged, 'the cession of Conde to the Klieg of the Ne :iheattods. By a strange continuation of circum stances, this conference of - September 20 %Airs the • first and lust. at which these Ministers were ,present; they indevd 14:4'e in on the following day a !tote of considerable leng-th, in which-they en deavour to .oppose the pr(tposals of the Al:ictl Courts, without absolutely rejecting them, upon •the principle•that the right of colluest, was tint •applicable to the late war, nntl an energetic an swer to this note was.numediately resolved upon, and actually drawn tip ; but hel: o re this itote conic( 'be sent away, it was found the whole French Mi . - nistry had that very day received their d:scharge. Th e ',..)nke. de Richelieu, who hencelorwdrd took the hosiness entirely' upon hiniself, intinediately abandoned the course taken by his predecessors, .of a vain discussion of general principles, and seemed to proceed upon the conviction, that in the actual situation of. affairs, every opposition on t he p a rt of the French Cabinet could only tend .to prolong the di“resses of the country, without producing any considerable change to the advan tage of France, in the determinations of the Allies. .13e has acted exclusively on Ellis principle ; 1113 personal character ensured him general esteem, and contributed essentially to the ininiediate re lief of the country. As nevtciatoig Minister he Was almost wholly passive ; lie appeared b u t seldom iii the ntnisterial conferences, generally not with..., 011 i a fannal ictrii atiun, The AliniSterS of the Allied Courts It Id invited the French to ;:eliaa Commissioner to take a share in the drawinz tsp of the general 'Treaty, ;not of the secondary e d itions ; trnd the Councillor of Slate, L,a Vei.