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l y \ ~;.~ I NUMBER 72621 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. EIS PRESENT EVENING, Dee. 14, 1815, then MajestiW , 'Servairts will revive a Play from Beau bout and Fletcher, with considerable Alterations, under the title of VI-IE MERCHANT OF BRUGES; OR, BEGGARS' BUSH, • With new Music, Scenery, and Dresses. The Muiic composed and selected by Mr. I'. Cooke. The principal Characters by Mr. Kean,. Mr. Holland, Mr., Rae, Mr. Raymond, Mr. s. Peaky, Mr. N;unden, Mr. Ox " Mr. Harley, Mr. Powell, Mr. ,Imith, Mr; Penlev,.Mr. 1- Yne, Mr. J. Smith, Miss L. Kelly, Mrs. urn, Mrs. Bland. PreviOuS to the Play, an 'Address will be 'spoken by Mr. Pope: To win • which w i ll be added (7th time), a new Musical Farce, itt Theo Acts, called • MY SPOUSE'AND I. The Overture and Music cOrntOsed' by Mr. Whitaket'. The principal Characters by Mr. Bella qty, Mr.Har,ley, Mr. ° lberry,. Mr. Cattle, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Sma, Miss Kelly, tr irs.'Harlowe, Mrs. Bland; Boxes.and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, the principal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, from ien till Four, and , of whom may be had a Private Box (Nightly), 11 ''xes,' 75.; Second Price, 3s. 6d.-,Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second • price, 2S.—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, s.; Second Price, 6d. The new Musical Farce, called My Spouse and I , sill be alei r d every Evening ti ll further notice. iew Pantomime, which has been long in preparation, bc produced on Tuesday, the-26th instant. 'AI Monday, King Richard the Third.—On Wednesday, 11 f avourite Comedy, in which Mrs. Marilyn trill perforM. THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. PHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 14, 1815, „, 1 1.. will be performed (for the 2d time) a new" Comedy, i n sire Acts, called .NII.LES AND TEARS; OR, • THE WIDOW'S. sTr-A. TAGEM. • ' ' 7 . . .. 11'11 e principal Charadters by Mr. Young, Mr. C. Kembl e , air. Jones, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Abbott; , Mrs. C. Kemple, Mrs: /'attr.it, Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Foote, Miss Seymour. • . The Prolog-m.lO be spoken by Mr. Abbott, . The Epilogue bs r. Liston.. After which, theDraioatiC Romance of •: CYMON. Merlin (a Magician) Mr. E , ,,-erton ; Cymon, I\ fr. Durnset; rharaniond (a Knight), Miss' Burrell ; Dorus, Mr. Liston Iti &leo, M. Fawcett ; Urganda, (the Enchantress), Miss 1 9glie s ; :illvia, Miss Stephens • Fatima, Nlri Gibbs; Pimbe, liss Mac Alpin e ; Daphite, Liston. • M ' iss Matthews; Dorcas, - Mrs. Places for th e B oxes to he 'taken, of 4r. Brandon, •at the nox-Otliee, Hart-street, front Ten till Four. ~ , , ••• Boxes 7%.; Second Price 35..tid.,--Pit 3s. 5.1. ; Second Price Its• Lower Gallery . 2- 'S -cend Price is. -Upper Gallery Is.; S s e a cot i:l u !: l r r i o c x e v :id r . he To. ... tu tlaY, the new Comedy Ot . 1:11an ; with Brother and Sister—On' i.s.riri. Mooda of Smiles and Tears ; with, Ct - inon.. Y . , 'Venice Pi new ; with th• 3 Magpie, he ald---On Tues a a v the new Comedy of Smiles and TearS;. • 3 r, The Widow's St—On . Wednesday, The OrpLan., sittere new Grand Chi ktinaS Pantomime ,which hat; 4ecti will the summer ht . preparatio4), be produced" at the 'Usual period. .. A TO MOTHERS AND - NURSES. t i L MONG ,the innumerable instances: of the surprising Cures performed by the AMERICAN ZOcr MING SYRUP, the following case, is .deserving the ~,Isttenti•oirof every family :—" A fine fat infant of 3. Palmer,. Friarirlace, Acton, Middlesex, only six_ months tl' 4 , began to cut its double teeth ; , th e mouth became -ulcer sed t< Such a degree as to prevent its sucking; this was at-. for Child to t mere slicleton . the rnodier was even afraid to °rs.• It, for fear the limbs s h ou ld no t h o ld logei i izr. A eit na 7Y" ) .aid in the neighbo ur h oo d, see i ng t h e d rea df u l 3 "°" o f the child, gave th e mot h er a sma l l quantity of the 4, , p, and i n one hour after the gums were rubbed, the in hut; w as better an d cou ld actua ll y! ta k e the b reast.. The cis ay, r itutnediatelv got a bottt!., and In two or titter days, lael üble teeth came through, to the aitouishlnent: altt:4e. Sri.. LoxTf.,,oodhcsttl. :d a J n o d hn b s y on and Williams,. 94, Newman-street, all the principal Medicii,e Venders 41 ‘ ,1 n'ti and country,9d. a 47; 13 . Mrs. 'Johnson relieves the Infant Noll.' as Usual, at . ),:t 4) "e, every Tuesday and Saturday morning,. froui nine e ti o'clock, fiy bringin- - a letter from nrespecitablu'hnuSe- Per to certify that they are real objects of charity. . • TO. THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.' ta No. 9, . New Bridge-street, London. ‘ ,Lt) NouttLDS t , Edinburgh, March 18. AEG leave. to inform you, that ever since the * hi Year - 79 e, I had been afflicted with the Lues Vencrea ; I v e sc ") ,: fr our its obstinately resisting every course of medicine -slist , „„fkued by the most ethinent of the faculty here,. and un evere courses of salivation, and twice' ,lis . be (4 ? t ? "om nst the Hospital with little relief, would appear lo di , le l ' a inveterate nature.. In the spring . of last . y e ar 16 illy 4"rder aatl got.lo such a bytd,-as nearly to put a period "st ence-1 had a large ulcer on the crown Of my head, xiani,l each- arm, and my legs werc, broke out'in a fr*lrtful Itat e ler right was dread - fidly painfttl, :and bad been in a nth :of ulceration for the last seven years . ; niyieft-ladialso arge nnchodes on it, was very-much discoloured, ga:ye excruciating pain particularly when wait; lied, a 1•13 r to deprive - tneof ' rest ; this lamentable state, I tr ea ! r eutuiencted by Mr. J. Tlionipsoni (who received so so deia cure by.them here), to talc vour Leake f 4rt e 4 I began to orr the 2(3th of•Nlay; -it , the course of i ght I began to receive benefit—in 1-ittle • more- an a totel'of-Ilthe ulcers on my headand arms were suundlr healed 4 „ ever 4f ter, the sores inn my legs healed also; leaving., how bu-ri considerable discolouration ill tile Skin, and pain in the e.O l the left, which •by bl f Gild, a little , the o tee Perseierance in your invaluable-Medicine, ; ril e ri u des dispersing, the skin. regaining its :•,.atural lute, and hu r i!?turnal pains gradually going. thus heCanie, try forixielQeral advice and medicine, perfectly free - frum all - thy Illtren4l%tplaints—have recovered nty former 'spirits and "nti,', and am become jolly and fat, in which state having t..tled many months, to the astonishment of all wlio linew 3 :,' n 'at a loss in what terms to express My gratitude, but 4 ' for the good of - other surering mortals, to 1404.' ' case its public as possible,...tis. I shall on every ocea- 1 ,,180 doing you will greatly oblige, • . • "'Jr) your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, •TALEX. MIJRKER. 4 ulit Witnesses to the above cnre:-;-- • '',"mpson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, -Edinhurgl; xvt„'4.lni M c lntosh, Oh Assembly Close, Edinburgh.' Cliise, High-street, Edinburgh. • • • 1 -44t - Pared and sold by the sole Proprietor, ...THOM.k . • hot is ), Member o f t h e Royal College of :turgeons, at his t ust an ,N°. 9, New Bridge-street, • London; Wife' utter ! Ill arlv — i Y t sidence of More than.3B years, in:a. practice partr. , to the cure of Venereal Complaints . zAw . lthoseSttch 4, ere, " "'" to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable, C Y,, which` mini of his profession should always ( . .lbsrre gratutie• flatters himself Abe advice and assistance he: lieett`e(ously administets to persons taking this Medic :toe, will 4 ttai,: b ed,.by a discerning Public, as 101 advatta , ge seldom li `Also l e, and void Of all ambiglity. : 8 91 d, by his appointment for conrenienCe of tlio,st ee`t 4 1 1 - distance, at the Perfumer's, N0.•35; St. Alban 's '',lll-inall-• the Toysliop Nu. 1e3,, Oxford-street; r"-g-h's ; Fist! ; Baxter's, South tati:'dinbureliiiJonal di Jewel I er,i GlasgOw teiv r , " Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable tach . .' C.reat Brit-11 and Ireland, in boxes, of _only .2s.i " , ami,„ l ero ) , and sealed up with tat p t4 se Y persons,. of either sex may &ilia themselves with ataN:lll.`ettl, secrecy, and safety, • ••• • 4 • „ EV erY Bui sold in Great-Rritain is sealed orwitb ;`-‘ „, 4 which, by favour of the Comthissioners, is printed ilUit e , - , tP . , up Taylor, No. New Bridge-street; w 4ith all others artscruattafeits, VTVrI (4 74 •15. 4 4 y • 4D21 . 1111?-eiLTY-OFF1CL, Noil. 20, I 8 I 5 N OTICE is hereby criven that a f Session a • and Ternziner and Gaol Delivery, fur the Trial of Of reaccs connzitted on the High Seas, within. the .7,trisViction of the ..elihniralt:y of he held at Justice kalldn the; Old Balky, Zzon k low,on Tdcadrzy,the 19th of December next , atEight o'Clotk in the Morning. - • JOHN BiItROTTY: ' Admiralty-011ice,•Dee. 12, 1815. WIDOWS PENSIONS. N OTICE is hereby given, that all WIDOWS 1010 receive Pensions from the Charity established ; . for the - Relief of Poor Widows of Commission and Warrant Officers of the Royal Navy, most send or bring-to this Office, between the 17th and 31st, of this Month, the Affidavits re quired' by the Rules of the Charity, ; in order to their heing. inserted on the Pension LiSt, which will be prepared next Month, and paid on the . loth February. .All'Letters from Widows respecting. their Pensions must state the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy. .7. W. CROKER. VICTUitLLING.OFFICE, Dec. 12, 1915. - THE CO 11211.15'SIONERS . 1 or .VICTUALLING' His:IEI.IE372"S IrY do hereby give Notice, that on _Friday, the 22d Insant, they teil,l be ready to receive Ten-, ders, iuwYiting., sealed up, and treat for what Hogsheads Barrel,..KiMerhin, Firhin, Lang and .9/Kt Fink,. and Stout. Ha:7x! WOOD HOOPS, may, be demanded for the service of .his Victualling Department at _Deptford, for One Year, front the date of the Contract; to be ansWerable - to . samples to be produced with the Tenders ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety Days after date.' The Conditions of the Cintraet 'may be 'seen at the Se 'cretar'y''' Office: No regard well be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in wards nt length, or : that shall not Le delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch an the said. P:ridati , the 22d Instant: nor Unless the Person who makes the Tender, or sonic Person _on his behalf, ntlends. to,answer ,when idled for. :. 1 . * ~....,,,, _A._ , 0 THURSDAY, DECM:yIBER 14, 1815. VICTUALLING-9FFIOE: Dec. 1, 1815. . . • HEIP.IIIIIILSIONES f or VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S 21 7 1elyy do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 15th Instant they will be ready to receive Ten ders in we (sealed np), - and'treat with 'such persons as will underliike to supply Whatever FRESH REEF may be re quited fot the use• of his Majesty's Ships and Ves:sels at Plymouth, Torbay, • Dartmootb, ' ' ' • Fa] ou Yarmouth, Lynn and Wells ) iu the county of Norfolk, . . Dover Roach, and New Romney, (m separate Contracts) for Twelve Months froin. the Ist of January to the alst of December, 181 e, inclusive; to be paid fur bti Bills payible with Interest .2Vinet Days' after date. ne Conditions If the Contracts may he seen , at the seere ary's (Vice, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Miller, Agent jiff the Victualling at Plymouth.; to the Collector 61 his Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth and Falmoreth respec 7 lively; to Mr. John Crochford, at Yaidmoutk ; and to .11,1 r. Thomas Russell, zlgent for the liana/ling at Dover. .No'rcgard will be had to any Tender in which the Price . shag not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Le' delivered to the Board before ,One o'Cluch an the said Friddyi the 15th InStant ; nor nide' ss the Parson whomakes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called for. Each Tender mnst aLso he accompanied b a Letter ,signed by two re,spensible Po'siins engaging to become bound with the Party lode; lag, in the Pena! Sum of NOW. far the due per formance of , the cOntraels at Plymouth and Torbay, and of 5001. for each ( . I.l'. the ether Contracts. 1 7 1 . 07'11,11,L1.VG-OFFICE, Dee. I, 1815. CO 313115 S lO,NTRSfor VICTUALLING His 31.,-IJESTY'S N4VY do hereby give Notice, That on '7aesdf4, the 19t1; Instant; they will be ready tp receive Tendeirs iii I:ritting . (sea&:d up), and treat for • the supply (on separate Co :traria) of all such Quantities of SE,V.PRO VISIONS, FRESII BEEF, and RUM, as•may he required for the use of his Majesty's Ships and V;Atsels at the Ports andei-mentianed Dul;E'n `Falmouth kilverpool . Milford Haven Waterford Liverpool Haven }Fresh Beef. • Watt rford Falmouth Liverpool Milford Haven Rum ' WAerford for Twelve Months certain, from the 11th January no.rt ; to be paid for by Bills Payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. • The Conditions of the . Contracts naa fi be seen at the Sccre . tarp's Office; at this Office or by applying to Mr..l.Lee,Se cretary to the Post-211a:ger-General at Dublin and to the Collectors of the Customs at. Falinouth,' L'ilierpoo t l, Milford Haven-, and Waterford,- respectively. • • No regard will be had to aaiy'rtender in which' the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to thoßoardbrforc One a' Cldch'On the said Tuesiray; the 19th Instant, nor unless the Person who niahes the. Tent der, ,or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for i—Nor will 'mi . ! , Tenclr fir -the Sea Provisions,. that contains e.v . trrag diet p;•iccs zipon'sonie articles, and price much inferior to the real value upon'others, be considered as proper to be admitted., Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter sijned by two responsible ficrsota engaging to become bau fu l W ith the Party tendering, in,t4e .Peit4 .5"1,721 cf pW..for thy. de4e Ferformaxce of eaw of Mr Con:ractq. -•- ' • PIANO-FORTES AND HARPS. A PITA IJ-SQ 1:1AR 1.1 A N()- FORTES, from 1..-1 Fifteen Guitiei:s to TWetnr-eit:tht Qtlineai, good as nevi ; Grand. Piatio;s, ('3birtett, bblique3,'llarmente:, &ft. from Thirty Guinca3 Eighty-five, by Tornhison, Lockfelti, nro43lwood, Wittier!. L.C. :Two tiarps, one at Elifty-tive Gui neas,. the Other. at Twenty:fiveGuineas; by E'rratt.-May be viewed at N. Leicester-place,:from Ten to lion- • rrHE Priends'of , the late Mr. GEO. SPENCE, - Dentist to his Majesty; are informed that. his practice is continued by ,Mr. J. HEATH ; .who,. by a,profes , i , 4l con nexion of several year , , has acquire'!l a;perfeet . accintintance krith his pecilliarnOlcs of performing all the operations ne crssary to the Tee"th - of Adults and Children; Thctintortoptible Artificial Teeth Are to be had, as before,. of Mr. Heath, at Mr. S.'s late Residence, No. 17;01d Bond street.' %I'm PATENT IMPERIAL PEES, and PATENT , TRAFALGAR siDF.BoAnDs and DINING:TABLES, in • one elegant Piece of. 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ROWLAND. and SON, Prdprietors of. the Macassar Oil, Kirbrstreet, Hatton-Gar den, London. • • . - tri I ':INTLEIIEN,-13eitp , so fidly'cpnvinced of the efficacy of your . Macassar Oil, that I cannot for bear.congrat olating you and acid the country upon so valita ble- a discovery,..and you are perfectly at lilierty to publish the following facts :—A few mouths since my hair began to fall off in such quantities, that in a few w“:l.s I became nearly bald; and being a. young man, and extremely unwilling, to wear a wi4 - , J applied to Mr. Bird, flair-dresstr, of Daventry, for advice, who recommended to me the Macassar Oil, and I have now the satisfaction of iuforming you, that after bavitt; applied two bottles of :Is. 6d. each, the hair began to ;row thick - and as strong.as ever. I have at this moment as much hair on my-head as,l either wish furor require. : • • I remain, Gentlemen,' your veryoblig,ed Servant, Stavertdn, North, July 6, 1815. . E. COLLEGE. ' , The inestimable qu'alitieslof this Oil .for producing a luxu riant growth of hair on the baldest places—strong and beau Witt curls—gloss and •deasant perfume—Whiskers, 'Eye • broWs, Sze_ a.refulfy explained.ra , E.ONVEA:CM'S . TREATISE'. on the HAIR, which is .inclosed with each genitine The outside label of each bottle is signed in red ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON." Price 3s. Pd.; lbs. (d. ; and 11. Is. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of which will nomcdiately and effectually change Red or Grey- Hair, Eye-hfows, Whiskers, titc. to . permanent Brown or Black, and so permanent that. it cannot be removed by washTng, hatiiing, perspiration, &c. It is perfectly innocent, and Ladle; gad Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease,and secrecy. Price is. and ' 7 r s. per bottle, The Proprietors war 'rant its efficacy in completi.- . ly changing. the coloorof the Harr. 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STATE, JAPER. .• _ Extract bf a Prbtocol for regulating- the Dispeiitions relative to the Territories and .Places ceded by France, by Articles all4l43s,u4:freaty. 0 • Art. 1, Kingdorn,of the Low.Cditntrics.7—'Con siderit, that his Majesty the King of the Low' Countries ought to participate in just propor tion.in the ativantages resulting front the present arrangement with .France, .and considering the state of hiS frontiers on the side of that country, it is agre . ed that the di'str'icts whiCh formed part of the 'Belgic'Provinces,.of , the Jipishopr:i of Liege, and of the . Durhy ,of nAI. as tt, Towns of Pitilippeville and Marienhourg, with► their territories, Miictl' teraneeiS to . cede to the 'Allies', shall-be assigned to his Majesty the King , of the Low Countries, to be,-un.,ted to his douki- mons. . . His . Majesty, the King of the Low Cotintrres, shall receive, mom cover, out of that part of the French contribution .which is destined towards strengthening the line of defence of the States bordering upon Franc e , t h e ' su M of sixty millions of francs, which shall be laid out in fortifying the frontiers of the Low Countrie s , iii eimf orm i t y with plans and. regulations which the Powers shall settle in this resp ect . ' ' It is besides agreed, that in consideration of (lid advantages which his Majesty- the. King of the Low Countrie . siwill derive front these disposition s , both in the increase of,' and in the means for de-: fending his territory, that that proptirtion of the pecuniary indemnity payable-by -France; to which his said Majesty !night l a y -claim, shall ser ve towards putting the itnietnnitits 'of Austria and. Prussia ou the level of a just proptirtinn. Art". 2 .—Acquisitions:oUrussitt..—The districts which, by the new treaty with France, will be detached fro - tp the French territory in the depart ment-of ,the Sarre and trie" . ,?..htelte; inchrding the fortress.,of:Sarre. Louis, .shail be "united .to • the dominjous of the King of Prussia.• Art.3.7--4equisitions'ofAustr,a.—The territories .which France is to cede in'the, department of the Lot'ver Rhine, 'including- the town and forfress• of Landau, shall he united, to.,those possessions on the left batik of the Rhine which devolve to his, Imperial and- Apostolic Majesty, by the 'final act -of- the Congress of. Vienna. His Ma jesty may dispose of • his possessions on the left bank of the illiine, in the territ or i a l arrange rents with Bavaria, an d o th er S tat e s o f the Ger- . manic- Confederation. . Art. 4.-- , -41chctie Confederation.—Versoix, with that part of the Pays de Gex, which is to b* ceded by France, shall be united to Switzerland, and form part of the Canton of Geneva. The mencraPty of Switzeriand shall-be extended to that tetritory, which is placed north of a -linst to be drawn front lJgi.ia (iinladingthat town), to the south of the Lake of Annecy,-and from thence to time Lake • of Bourget, as fat- as the Rhone, in the same manner as it has' been extended to the Provinces of. Chahiris awl Faneigny„ - hy, the 92d• Article cf the. final Act of the Con , i-ess,of Vienna, Art. 5.---Sardinia.—ln order that his Majesty the King . of Sardinia May p a rti c ip a t e , i n a just proportion, in the advantages resulting from , the present arrangement with France, it is agreed, that the portion of Savoy which remained to France in virtue of the Treaty of Paris of tue (.sJth May, 1814, shall be re-united to the dorn.nions of his said Majesty, with the exception of the Commune of St. Julian, which shallbe given up . to the canton of Geneva. The Cabinets of the Allied Courts will use their good offices for inducing his Sardinian Majesty to cede to the Canton of Geneva the communes of Chesne, Tnottex, and some others, necessary for disengaging the Swiss territory of - Jassy-from the effects of the retrocession, by the Canton of Ge neva, of that territory situated between the road. of Enron and the Lake, which had been ceded by his Sardinian Majesty, by the Act of the 29th March, 1815. 'The French Government having consented to withdraw its lines of Customs and ExCise from the frontiers of Switzerland, - on time side of the Jura,theCabinets of the Allied Powers will employ their good offices for inducing his Sardinian Ma jesty to withdraw, in like manner; his lines of Custom.and Excke, on the side of Savoy, at least upwards of a leagne from -the Swiss frontiers, ilia on the outside of the great road of Saleve, and of the inottntuins of Sion:and Waache. flis Majesty the King of Sardinia shall receive, nuneover, out of that part of the French contri bution which is destined ,for the strengthening the line of defence of the States bordering upon France, the 'slim of ten millions of francs, which is to he laid out in-fortifying his frontiers, in cOn , fortuity with the plans and regulatrouS which the Powers shall settle in this respect. It is likewise agreed, that, in consideration of the advantages. which his Majesty will derive fr'oni these dispositions, both in. the exten sion and in the .means for defending his territory, that part of the pecuniary inde mn i t y paya bl e b y France, to which his said Majesty might lay claim, shall 'serve towards -putting .the indemnities of Austria and Prussia on the level of a just propor tion. A private letter gives the following particulars of Nev . 's eZecution . :—!‘ They (the Guard) fired— ki-ball struck hiuk riglkt iu the centre of the chin. They Marshal, with the quickness of lightning, clapped both his hands behind his' head ; he fell in an instant, completely dead ! ! One ball . struck his chin—another his right arm—anothe.r his 'left' . arinH-another his lower belly —another his Leff breast. At the execution there were very few Itecyle 4nd.about 300 troops."..