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~. f r .~' i. • • evis•-•40- ; 1, .;$ - - • • - • . s : \ ' j - ..Z`.7 • I, / Pidi j dei , 41 ,i • r . d~~ t~~~ ~ ~ ~'~.. ~ -_~~. ).i.~ ~ '.,. i T, , ~,, ..... , -,, : i. e Fr -- 9 .-- 1 TT 7, ,1 4 1,- 'Li. . + s+ .> j ,-- , t 9....... , ~„,.-1.. 1 ~• .i/ 7007 .] TTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 20, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Kin Henry, Mr. Pope ; Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Kean"; VaLkiughani, Mr. Holland ; Richmond; Mi. Rae;. Queen, O r " : ; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce; Duchess of York, drereton. Aft •• " % %Inch wilt he performed, for the first time, an entirely New Ballet, to be called Coo3 obied b INDIAN NUPTIALS. y, and produced under the direction of t Nionsieur Rochfut t. „ .„ With new Scenery, Dresses,:and Decorations. y • • • 'e • 1 oSie of the Ballet selected by Nlonsieur Itochfort. I ,...hkiracters—Mr. C. D'Egville (front ,the Opera-Hottse at i' a rti r i ‘ 3 , his f.rs.t appearance in this Country), Mr. I. West, Miss th s Miss Johannot, Miss Ruggles, &c. &c. To which will be added, the D'ramatic Sketch of Met. • BLUE DEVILS. itrn, ill, Mr. Ellist on; J ames , M r ; D e Ca m p ; D em i so u, ; Annette, -Miss Kslly. ! 1\)-ruorrow and on Thursday, Town and Country. TNEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. It 1S PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 20, will be petformed .. THE BEGGAR'S OPERA— lociedon ; Peach um, Mr. Manclmrd ; rib - . Emery; M TUY lOr ; I': annG ; Peaehoin, Mrs. Davenport ; Lucy, Mrs. " 14 ;. MI 3S btepliehs. Atter which, the Farce of • TiiE SLEEP WALKEIt. 4'a t t atriek ; Sounio (the Sleep Walker), ; Sophia, Aliss Logan. i FP which will b e a Cid e ,l , t h e tie G ran d P antom i me o f 44t LEQUIN WITITTING'rON, LORD IVIAYOR OF • LONIX;N. t „ bittingtoa (afLrward, Harlequin), Mr. Eoingzia, ri• ; Gobi)le r,A . tcr.var& Pantaloon); Mr. Nor f11• llawe Cicel' Suet (afterwards Clown), ME. ; en (tile Merchant), Mr:rhino' ; Capt. Cross-tle ii,..'3,'.ll'. Sailer; Longo-ilaro-Bono-O (g.ing of Barbary), 2 .41 .5; 'Young Sa'voyard, 'MasterWilliams; • Sqaalii , a tr;B..trbarvy, .NLtdeinuiselle Morelli ; Miss Alm, k 4 ' t rus .) , ss Parker; Bizzyhce (Genius of In '4").) Mi IS. • 1' Orgleill4. The Gamester; with Brattier and Sistcr.—On iitt u u r r —a V"llice Prece'rreil ; with Brother and Sister . .—Ou `l4Y,The Stran Tif•'l;. ger ; wit e. • ORATORIOS. T HEATRE ROYAL, •COVENT-GARDEN. . • DIN WE DNESDAY NEXT, the 22d instant, be . pei'formcd GRANT) SELECTIfr, - the te r " 10 lis of the most fivourite Authors, ancient an To !leo ri .—. 4 ° , l ' furthe r particulars, see the .printed beds, being for insertion in an Advertisement. ILdrEST's PICTIIRE, CHRIST Rt -e"tu•j•-,,—,,1.ED, is now exhibiting at No. No', si g tl et 4 .t r i! t- F„rioue, 'the adaition of the Original•lle 7 4 0. 4 Le;', " U CIFIXION of OUR .SAVIOUR, which was Pilinted en glase, for the circa , : Window (3G feet ,r eSttu dhty e 94,2 Windsor. Open every day xcepted) trim Ten tilt Five. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. ire ate kept in the lioerns. tiAZAR"), BURNS, and Co. Stock-BrOkers, H • tespectruliy ifil'oria the - Public, that TICKET:: and ; 4 4, 111 .E . fur the - ensuing STATE LOTTERY are non- cin . their Othre, N 0.93, ROYAL' EXCHANGE.—There In . t hls Lottery of only 15,000 Tickets, Three Prizes of Hr 4 , nd Five a One Thousand Guineas each, which tat agtill.be.itaid without any deduction in GOLD. The Draw "gins t t;s viii h • f A 'l, n Whieh day the Fifth and Fif- L vilth - pn o be entitled to'One Thousand Gni and on the Second Day, the Tenth, Twentieth, and i!! tier!), will ;ikewise be each eutithid to One Thousand ulbeas in Gold. 40CY.—A SOLIG:TOR, bein g authorized 4,. the sy' his eli Tnts to lay out and invest • Sums of oney, j:..rs P.tivanee ther eo f in gieat or susall Sums,-on M Church ,:lgs, ~: arriage Settlements, Life Interests't o Est a tes, as ' l ')le'y vested in the Nantes of Trustees, or in the Funds ; NI litimise on Freehold and Leasehold Estates, on reason hl . . 1 „e and liberal Teries.—Apply, personally, to sir. W. W. ut. his "'et', No. ti, Cha,-,el7place, Henrietta -street, Cavendish- IL"'re, fro uFTwelve'till Pour daily; or by Letter, post-paid. prr•-k - .------ • . uL1,..----The OR. of Earl sToNuAyi, and a Ca- P(14.41 Freehold Farm, Called DEERBOLT's, klglit Miles Nru Ipswich, ~ lit, X',l -, . • SOLD BY.AUCTION, by Mr. SQUIBB, at Garra "Y's Coffee-house, on Tues.& ' I , -1 21 at Twelve, in .43, i_J. , 'three Lots, - 1 114 E Valuable and ' very Ext ens i ve MANOR hereof Earl STONHAA, in th e C oun t y of Suffolk, with , m,. ; ,'' M ai Quit-lient s , & c . ; also that cap;tal.and highly int ifiie Freehold Farm, DEESIBOLTS, in the occupation dr a b; Bird, tetra: t at will, containing Olt Acres of .xec . lic!it it, s . l e, Past ure, and Meadow Land, \\ill; a large Uric::- b uilt it ti l cii 4 ge s known at the Manor Eloifze, co:l.:tt - tient 1 7 . a•iy!- ;11„,,,ugs :::id,three Cottages, toget her with a' i", heelivr . ig L it s it.t4 441 P remises, and upwards of four Acts or Land, in the tithl+ation of T. Warren,• the • whole 'very eligibly situated ao„ in eight miles of Ips viclt,. and about 77 miles front Lois ' l 'n the h i gh road to Norwich. lqr. /I; ' ' iti:lt" - 4rd, the Tenant, wilt chew the Estate, of w_iloilt 4 0 4,, , ill'atticular s may be• heal ; also of the . Printers- of Sale; Nts4"" and Chela.usford Papers; at \ the Place of o 461 li,, s • Spartis and 11A m:3, Attorneys, Bury it. Edmund's ; ~ p,Williain Montriou, Solicitor, ga, Basirighall-street ; 4" pit Skinner, Land Sgrveyor, Lawford, near Manning ql4,l!"-; and of Mr. Squibb, rm Aucti may beonee seenr, Saville-place, laps of the Manor and Fa. ',......_ :cUSTOM-HOUSE, London, 17th February, 1813. Pa SALE, (by Order of the lion. the Corn 44y:nissioners of his MajeAts''s Customs;, on. WEDNES- Ni4o r th e 22 d, THURSDAY the c'3d, and FRIDAY, the s i , ilst ant, at Two o'Clocilin the ' Afternoon of the said rer sel; at the COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS, _ GOODS:— 1.()It E ' The ""Ting ' Prohibited Goods,. &c., XPOR TATION—Eztst India FO) ' v ott t i s 1-1()ME CONSUMPTION. —Deals, Timber, , L i a , t i l s t : %it Oal'ngany, Sails, Tar, Cordage, Boats,' Pipe-clay, , ( 11:1 : ),, read, Mais, Guns, Itzt-Stones, Materials ot Vessels, wte-'wder, Tobacco Ashes - and Cinders, Salted Beef, Tea, , tuti,Z,and (Alter Grocery,. Seed, Bonk, Printed Paper, Cot v,at-,.'tlt Skins, WOOlll Cloth,Worsted-Web, Corks, Glass "kw •I' ''rug's, Piper, Trutlies, Oranue Buds, Citron, Lace, ,Nift:'2 `s'catid other. Linen-Drapery, Haberdashery, i e , '3 '' ( lock zuld Watch Movements, Gold Watches and 'itiri,-,s?jewellery, Slops, and sun-lry other Goods, as men -1:1 iu the (' ~. - atalugue. Clear of all Duties. ~ 15 , w,: A'obacc 0 Ashes and Cinders to be viewed at the :o -kz,11.",:i Wareh o . Use se' Ltnio n Ducks ; the Gunpowder at ‘.4 l ' i s ,Maqazine' , Barking- ; . the Deals,. Timbel',.Lat.l)-• t t tllt li;''nogi 7 tri t , r a - r sau t i2ordage Pipe Clay, Boa, ! , l.t.s -(VI" .a ' t ' t 4 ' l l.' Tats, Guns, --'. Ra ' g-Stones. are . . - 1 Materials of "then N 't-! . s j e I ob acco-Ground Bothell:It he ; and a the . 1. ll k at t ile Kings 7 . '• N. 90, ixwe•rTimmt-st.,(_ . ( ~ k'tl '44la 1. " "el l"" 1 . l.'o2ti Inst. fro • m Nose „ tk lt it the 40th, and 1 ne ' thq "c - . •tnd on the llLe•Niat.,ltie 'Merril ne• to One in the Afiern . own,. , ...,re . ' -4 It -- "'fur,: thcSaie, wizen:: Catalozves will Lie "ell' t 4, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1815. TO THE PROPRIETORS Or EAST INDIA STOCK. LAIN Es AND GENTLEMEN, THERE being a VACANCY in the EASE INDIA DIRECTION by the Res4;uation of CHARLES' I%IILLS, Esq. I beg most respectfully to acq.utiot you that it is not my intention to troubie you uo the present occasion,. • • as there will be a Vacancy in the usual Rotation List of ,the\ 12th April next, when I shall present 103 self for the honour of your Suffrag•es, conscious that. I 71 ' 1Z -. .y Celt r you to niy con duct when in the Direction, as a pledge for i faithful discharge of my duty in promoting the welfare and prosperity of the East India Company. • I reiu:iin, Lacli.'s and Gentlemen, With the utmost respect, Your very obe,ient humble Servant, WILLIAM WIGRAM. 31, Upper Harley-street, Feb. 13, 1515. .2 CORN LAWS. - This Day was pu'ilishetl, 9vo. price :3;. ALETTER to the EARL of LIVERPOOL, on the PROIIA! - ILE EFFECT of a'qltEAT REDUC TION of CORN Pita:ES, by IMPORTATION ; tyon the relative 'Cotiditicin of the Suite and its Creditors ; and of Debtors and Creditors in, general. London : Printed by and tor I;lack, Parry, and Co. Book sellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leaclenhall-street. Tbis Day was published, Bvo..p.ice is. boizr-UF., the Editiiin, with Additiuits and o._ , Trections, of - MANuAL OF MINERALOGY. By ARTHLU Sccrearr to the Ciea'o ,,, cal Society. _ Printeii for Laiigunin, Hurst, Rees, Orme, mutt Brown, PaLertioster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New .I.;,iod strect. Of wham may be had, lately published, - A Treatise on Diamonds awl Precious Stones. By John Mawe. In evo. with three coloured Oates, price 1 , 25. hoards. DEPTFORIII7CTMILLING-KinD, Feb. 17, 1815. rrtIESE ore to give Notice, that on. Thursday, -I L Me 2't qf March next, at Ten o' Clock in the Forenoon, zrillle e:r,o4.:•ed 1. - G PUBLIC .5:41,t, at his Majesty's Victual- Deptfin-d, ..ou:dry cts 1!1* the follow2:ng unservice able Pr , n,LFiens and Stoics, )toll , litint in the. said Yard, viz.. Bread,- Bread-Dust., Flour, Rice Flow - , Raisins, Pease, re , ase Strernings, Oattntsal, Callavances, Bakehouse-Sweep ing', ;34terr, Cheese, Beef, Pork, Saet, and Vinegar, Dag and Rags, Leafier, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half bogshe:ul, and Itundiet Staves; Wine Pipe and Hogshead Staves; Ruin and Brandy Puncheon Staves ; Irish Tierce and Barrel H.srds, Fire Wood, worn-out Coopers'sTools, &c. &c. &e. .1. 1 Deposit rf 25/. pc' cent. is to be made upon the amount of eaek fr it thr One of sale, and thc 1- of the par ehasc-maaty hcfore the Stares are remove:l4Po u,•hich purpose ec period of 14 working days w:11 he allowed from the day of sale, the Iditgurs particularly o6serving, that not less _ than one-kalf of the plant ity is to be t aken away from the pre mises within the _first seven days, and the remainder in the seven ••. ,fidlowing . days, Ol.'•erwise the deposit money will he fay:lilted, and the Prorisions tir Stores remain, the property of the crown, as no extuesion• of time will, on any account ; bd granted. COLOMON'S GUIDE to lIIEALTI-I is ad dry ~ed to-the afflicted with Nervous Disorders, to those si - jering front heat or change of cliiAate, and to those who labour uodcr weaknesses and ratxatiuns, originating.in variety or Willer cittise,, this 'Work is particularly recommend.: ,1 ed, and to thousands of people grows old before their time, it. has }nippily hen the means of recovery / Rf the mind as well as the body, and exalted them from a stat4pf melancholy and despair. in that of 'health, peace, and h4pplocss. All such should soriously attend t Athe Obeervations and the Cases de seribee in " Dr. Solomon's Guide to Health," pi7ke Sold ny Neely, and Junes, Paternoster-row; and all itool.seliers. ' This Day were published, In Two Vols. FOolscap Bvo. I. boards, I, 4 7:ISSA4'S, MORAL and EN TEILTAINING , i‘,L4 on the various Faco.:Eies and Passions of -the 1 , 1 utU. By the Right Honourable F,DWARD, tail of CLAMENDON. I lilted for Loa;; - iaan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, 4titt 'Brown, PatPrauster : -row ; and at the British Galle4, 34, New ud strett. Of whom may be had, lately published, Rules of Li!'e : with itelieetiOns on the Manners and Dispo sitions of !laci.‘ind. i» I'2ino. price Bs. boards. 'Phis Day pribiislicd, in F . vb. price is. hoards, RE(les SOCI ETES Secri\..te,, (le 1' Armee et des Con-pirations Militaires qui out eu pour Objet la 1 est met ig.,11 du Giitivernineut de .11uonaparte. Also iii a few liays will he pulilisbed: in 3 vols. Sco. HISTOIRE (ifs CONSPIRA:VIONS coare Na poleon Bunnaparte, (I.cpuis 1797, jusqu'a. 1614, uu Clqouique Secrete de; France et :V . Palie depuis la l'r&rtion de Cisalpine .i,Ustin . ). la d-ate du Tyran Curse. Pabl.ce par lc Conieil des Coujurs'des deux pars. , Printed for Loligrna , 'i,linrst, Rees, Orme, and. Brown, Pa tern.nster.r , w; liossaage end Masson, and Le Blanc, 14, Great NlarfbOrough-street. _ _ * 3 *Translatio:;s of the aboie Works will speedily be pub lished. This Day as published, in 19.nw. price 55.13 d... lids. the Second E.lition; of, • ' • OSE and - MALY; or, Sketches .of YOllOl. By Mrs. ROZIEIII73, Author of Moral Views; or, the Telescope far Children. Printed for Lon - gman, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, Patel noster-Row ; and 1: Harris, St. Paul's Church Yard. " The general style of this %cork is easy and niia;lected ; the characters are well diseriminated and contracted ; the " History ola Faded Bratity;" is impressive ; and the whole Publication is moral and attractive."—Mouthly Rev. ltiuv. 1812. As above may be had, by:the same_ Author, DUTY, a Novel'. Interspersed with Poetry, and preceded by a Character of the Author. By Mrs. ONE. In 3 \Vs. HMO. price 13;. B, 'lbis Dist' was published, in Bvo. the 4th Edition, lids. of ; I EIiMONS, by the Rev. Att.CHIRAor of LD Aid- 1•21 SON, LL. Prebendary of Sarmis, Rect :turf, dington, Vicar of High Ereall, in the County of Salop, and senior Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, " Wc do not know, in fact, anyScrinans so pic:ising, or so likely to be popular, and to do gOod to those who are pleased with them. All the feelings aregeuerous and gentle, all the sentint cuts liberal, and all the general - vjews just ana We cai hardly help envying the talents by which Mr. Alison has clothed so mild) wisdom in so notch beauty, and tUade us Lind, its the same work, the highest gratr;ications of taste, and the noblest lessons of virtue."—Edinburgh Rev. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. - Of whom may be had, by the same Author, ESSAIS, on the Nature and Principles of Taste, 2 Volt. Bvo. 4th Edition, price 11. ls. ids. This Day was published, in Jeo. price 75., i1l ISualds, rffl E RULE and EXERCISES of HOLY LIVING. In which are .described the Means and In strnments of obtaining every Virtue, and the ii.emediek against retry Vice, and Considerations serving to the resisting al: Temptations -4 together with Pray,vrs,, containing - the %.4iole Duty of a Christian, and the Parts of Devotion fitted fur all Occasions, and fnrnished fur all Necessities. TAYLOR, D, D. Chaplain in Ordinary to Kin g Charles the First. The Twenty-ninth i%dition. edited by the Rev. THOMAS TIIIIHAVALL, M. A. Printed fur Longraan, Hurst, Rees, ()rine, ar.d BrOwn, P;Ateruostr-Row. 01 whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying, the 28th Edit. In 1 Vol. 8s•o. price 7s. Boards. 2. , Discourses on various Subjects. In 3 Vols. Bvo. price 11. 7s. Boards. 3, The Life and Death of Jesus Christ, in 2 Vols. Bro price . 11. 4,, Boards. 4. The Gulden Greve, a chosen Manual, price 2s. 6d. To Messrs. ROWLAND arid SON, PROPMETORS of the I`,LICASSAR OIL, Kirby-street, Hatton Gardeti o tiondon. (Thl ENTLEMEN,----lt gives rue great pleasirre N 431 to acknowledge your Macassar Oii us a wonderful production. The top of It 4 head has been free front hair about twelve years, and every year I found it get worse, pro ducing unpleasant effects front my head being cold, which in duced me to have recourse to your Macassar Oil (which I have had of Mr. Marsh, Pvifuoter, of this place,.) It is true, I hat'' p•id every attention, and continued it without inter mission for Wine hot my attention has out proved fruit• less, fur the whole of my head it now covered with thick and tong hair, and also feels more comfortable than I hare expe rienced it. I deem it but justice dire to you to make this ac knowledgment, and you have my free-will to make it public, and will Satisfy every inquiry. I shall continue the use of it. 1 am, Gentlemen, your Intionle servant, W. MATIIIEWS, Leeds. Witness, I. Armstrong, Leeds, Aug. 17, 1814. This beautiful Oil is pre-eininent for improving the Growth of Hair, producing a trong coil arid beautiful glosi.; also Whiskers, Eye-brows, Mustachoes, Rowland's Treatiso tin the Hair, enclosed with each genuine bottle, giving;t full description of the Oil, and uu the improvement of tire Hair front infancy; arrd each bee tie is signed on the lable in red ink '' A. Rowland an.: Son." Sold at 3s, (Id. ICe. rid. land 11. Is. per bottlV, by the sole Proprietors ' A. Rowland and Sou, .corticr of Kirby-street, Hatton Carden, (the first turning on the right frilm Hol born), L on d on ; a nd by Met;srs. Hendries, V i t e nh orne ., street: Smyth, 117, New Dr:ad-street ; Gattie ualid Pierce, 51, Rigge, 35, ditto; Berry, Greek-street; K l yi e y an d Bl ew , Cociispor-street ; Barclay, Fleet-mar kit ; Bolton and 'J'utt, R..reitl Exchange ; ar.d by all Perfumers and :Medicine Veit- SCROFULA Oft KING'S EVIL. ILiraS. PEA RSON, :35, Alfred Place; Bedford- . siinare, c:in - prove by undeniable testianiny that her, ExTitAcruud POULTICE will totalltedteif: and erldicate that ilrendful disease, witch has prove'd so baffling to the faculty. She - . has performed numerous cases, wherelitie disorder bas appe:ireti„,in tile shape of 'tumour, Ulcer, Contluction of the useles, entargeii,ent of the Joints, and ca:;wile of the Bones, of which she can firoduce many instances in her awn neighbourhood, wliere persons from the dnost .rsperate !:date hate been restored to complete health and .11er coatidenee in the means of cure she adopts,- attd Odst she courts i,,iiestigation, will appear by the extract snhjoiliod, from letters she wrote, respectively to the Colleges at Pli-sicians and So rgeons ; and though the:A: learned bodies did ,condescend to notiste her address to th,m, as, perhaps, utiwoolly of tl i ieir 7tt.tem ion, it will not invalidate the efficacy of a;iplicatimi, and she thinks it would h a re been i',cluty to grant her that investigation, Mild)) she so con tidentnr courted, and in the failure of which she would have been ‘lteriy disgrued. Ext:Ucts from the letter above alluded to :—" Jun». 22, I SOS. " ltknvite the learned Members of your College to put me test by pointing out some .of the most inyaerate cases of S‘tt<i4cla' with-in your knowleillei such in fact as way have" Wr; e ctinsid.:.rcd incurablo. It I gueeeed in<thk• `re port will do me justice; should I fail, yon will discharge .a duty to the community in announcing the result. lam aware of my presumption In thus inviting you to investigate ;lie nostrum of an obscure individual, but my appeal is •to your philanthropy, it is to-a .public duty on public principles that Isolieit your attention. Your rep.,rt will either extend the blessings of •My discovery to millions, or .by correcting my present conviction of its efficacy, prevent me from the coin mission of au unintentional fraud, and guard the pul;lie from deception." SUPERIOR ADVICE T . is of the first consequence to ascertain on - whose talent and integrity firm reliance may be placed in affliction. Messrs'. CUltalE. and Co. Surgeons of emi nence anti high professional attainments, MelfibCTS of the Itortil College of London and Edinburgh,,presentto the Pub lic the result of 20 ycars•sxperience in the CURE of VENE REAL.cGMPLAIN IN, aitd those Debilities and Deficiencies• which not unfrequently prevent or . embitterthe matrimonial state. In the various gradations, front recent infect ion contb used Liles, their' treatnient commands •very often a speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious' cases, their long and well-arranged - experience gives_ the,;t a promptitude of decision that secures the patient * from being mercitrialized out of existence,cr having his constitution undermined, and the vital'principl6 destroyed by a latent, nit bps . ..lions dis order, or a blind and fatal contidence iu shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and showy of the Organs, arising from excessive indudgenee, insalubrious cli mates, ti. solitary Sensuality, the practice gives new life Ind energy to the System, even in cases which are verging on de-. spair. Strictures, and other derangetneuts of the Urethra, they remove in A miid and effectual manner. Slight pad re co.lt cases of Venereal Infection are eared in the short pe riod of Two ImYs. To the Female Sex it will be•consolatory to know that they may be cured of those Debilities which de. feat conception, and sap the foundation of coonnbial felicity. Patients treattd with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se crecy. Messrs. Currie and_Co. may tie consulted every day, at their house, 107, Hatton-garden. Letters front the coun try, stating minutely the ease, !node of lit ing,• &c. and inclos ing a remittance fur Advice and Medicines, will be treated with studious attention.-107, Hatton-garden. ICK NS's 111,LS are an EPFECI* Li AL Cl)RI•, -tor - GRAVE L- and STONE, STOPP-AG E of URINE, COM I' LAtNTs ia the RACK ancl LOINS, KIDNEYS, R, and LUMBAGO. • . , OF the varimuS Complaints incident to the hu man frame, there are none more dreadful in their na ture,. nor more alarming in their consequences, then the Gravel and Stone. They are complaints to which every person is liable, ~s the water we drink is impregnated with particles, which not only cause the excruciating tortures, but are a foundation for every other species of disbrder. HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the Urine, hut happily destroying the . petrifying quality of it, front which proceed the above Complaints, &c. removing the catculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing every per nicious tendency to those disorderS, without confinement A Copy of a I.etter. • .To Mr HICK AN, Apothecary, St le •-•I believe Hick man's Pills to be the best Medicine ever k i noe-n flirt:urine the Gravel, therefore I have taken the opportunity to let:on:mend them. Two'Boxes and a half have cured me,. so that I have not foundat necessary to take more ; and, although I have suffered greatly front that dis order, I shalt never be afraid of it when I can procure so good a remedy. - I am, &c. Hemsby, near Yarmouth, R. FERRI Norfolk, July 1, SOH, wh,desale and retail, at R. 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(;Ef''PAPtRS. ,s $. • PAnts, FEB.'IS:-=2.At pa:st t'welve o'clOck yesterday, an.Englisi eour,er arnivcd here, with dispatches for London, and several private letters, annonncing, that'every thing hai lieen definitivtly settled at the Congress at Vienna. .According w every appearance, the terms which secure the ge neral peace of F"►rope are at this tnotne►tt signed. Admiral Co►n►t Dumanoir left Paris on the 13th, to take the command of• the s►luadron at i'oulon, defined to convey to Constantinople the Marquis (le Riviere, our Artibass'ador to the Sublime Porte. The Marquis set out yesterday for Toulon. The Gazette de France s:►cs, " the Congress is terminated, and the peace of Europe, is secured. Several German Journals announce that the bases of General Pacification were settled n't Vienna (.‘a the sth, and that the great Powers are agreed. Couriers were immediately sent off with this iin portant intelligence." Lord Wellington, it is said, does not •return France, hut will 'occupy a high oflic;t in England. Lord Gower is mentioned us the new Ambassador to France. It is believed th:.lt Prince Talleyrand will speedily return from Vienna. AUGSBURG, FEB. 8. 7 ---An Eurlists courier passed 7 through our city this night, and assures us that the Congres-., - had signed aConvention for regu lating the affairs of Burope on the sth. WURTZBURG, FEB. (3.—Ourqazette:to-day con tains the followiog article We have this mo ment received, by estafette, the following most interesting- intelligence : " The last Sittings of the Congress have been of the highest importance, and their result has provedsatisfactory for the repose of Europe. The grand discussions about Saxony and Vohs's(' are now terminated, and in a manner quite different from what sn'ght have been expected from the Notes that were interchanged before. " Prussia will keep no other part of Saxony than the two Lusatias, the right Side of the Elbe, and some perts of the country towards the North, to strengthen her military frontier. All the rest of Saxony, Dresden, Leipsic, &c. will Lie left for Ki ng Frederi c k Augustus: . Prussia\ keeps the district of Posen. Au s t r i a the cii c;e of Tarnopol, which was ceded to lau,:ia at the 1 Peace it) 1?.309; the salt mines of Veil:tzta, which she possessed after that pt.riod its common with. Poland, belong entirely to her : she also keeps Galicia. Dantzic, Thorn, and Cracow, are de clared free towns. " All the rest of rolapd cone under the dominion of Rassia."-1.:,f,;;; . :', - Gazette.) VIENSI'A, FEB. 3.—The Duke of Wellin(on appeared on the 2d on the r e d o i t hts,,wh ere a Jove 7000 people were assembled to greet limn. lie was plainly attired, and ill company with Lord Stewart, with a Masked Lady hanging- at his aria, supposed to he either Lady Castlereagh or Lady Cathcart. The crowd • pressed so closely upon him, that be reqUesfed a little room for the Lady to pass. The arrival of this heroic officer has caused a lively sensation. The Duke' of Wellington arrived yesterday. He had been preCeded tbeiday before by some persims ns his suite, and this produced the report of his arrivkil on the first. It is 'said that the Austrian army will, on the 15th, be placed on a peace footing. This seems probable... VIENNA, FEB. Duke of Wellington arrived here at two in the morning of the 2d.— Beforehe could ask an audience, the Emperor Alexander paid him an unexpected visit, and re mained with him an hour and an half. In the course of the day his Grace had an audience •of the Emperor Francis and ,the other Sovereigns. • The same evening he went to a masked bill 'with Lord and Lady Castlereagh. The' puillic mani leSt gieat anxiety to see the Duke. Lord Castle reagh will depart for London on the 10th, by which time, probaby, every thing . will be settled. It is asserted that time Slave Trade is abolished.• Preparations for the departure of the Soi , cretgns • are become very active. The sudden amid Unex pected rise of our Exchange sac' Lord Welling ton's arrival has caused imMense stuns. to be lost and N% on. NOTE OF PRINCE' HARDENBERG, CHANCELLOR CP PRUSSIA, TO PRINCE METTERNICH " The undersigned, Chancellor of State to his Majesty the Ring of Prussia, and to whom the. Emperor of Russia has condescended .to grant an interview, on the arrangements to be adopted in regard to the Duchy of .Warsaw, hastens to com municate the results of that conference to Priuce Metternich. In order not to expose an object of. such high importance to the uncertainty which might result from a verbal conversazion, he has thought it his duty to commit to writing what lie then said, in. the adjoined Note of the 2d-of De cember (No. 1.) On the 11)th of December, he received from Prince Metternich the reply (N 0.2), with the schedules annexed. The contents of this note, in as far as re gards Saxony, were the more 'calculated to sur prise the undersigned, inasmuch as they are dis cordant with declarations previously •niade, both viva vbcp and in writing, particularly with the ad joinesl-paper of Prince Metternich, (N0..3.) By this note, as well as by that of the sanie ‘ dat-e, to Lord Castlereagh, and . . containing absolutely the same declarations as tne note No. 4, the Austrian. Court gave, under certain conditions, its consent to the union ()fall Sammy with Prtit , bi , t. In con- - sequence the undersigned has bier) , the more ato aished at this change of le.!%hage, because it is DOW recommended to leave on;y. Lt portion of • -