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% I A ~~ ~~ .` ALIII:i. •; , tiss 4111:;'.: _ I ( . 07 . t oi e iv , y, 'I , ?fr , ' ' 11111106 4 --cir -.?, --, ••••=-, 0 itti . 9l:ol . rt --* 66' 01 ,9 1 6 5 6;0 1 , os 633 1 9 01 615 60 0 0 : 593 91 SS c• ° 01 ~,.~ ~, .\ ~ _ A , .1 •P 1' 4 .- **:',-,, T JV ~.7 ., - ,>:,.:, .11 ... --,?: e - k awr . xg te , . 1 yk . ki_Ag CP 6 . WEDNE- , DAY. DECE,NUBER 28, 1814. [PRICE SIXPENCF,.-ITALFDENNY. _ TR lirii s ' v ELynkr, ROYAL; DRURY-LANT;:. 1 - ) • Al ' 4'4B l' VC FIT!'"TI \IC Dec. 2S, their • . 4,1 , ,, 5tip , , 4 , 1 ../IN 1 7 , ,b .. ,''s.erraot till fierf.:no the Comedy of i'„,,NlNifi.,.• -Y-IE TIELLE7S tiTRATAGnm. . .. ,!,„.,,,,,,,L,y,.4. Elliston ;`Hardy, Mr. Dowton ; Sir t .. -ie?rge X,;‘-iiir r j l.o .51,11. Holland ; Vintfer; Mr. Wrench; Saville, ;,,t), k t • , Com:tali, Mr. I. Walfack ;. Letitia Hardy (is ith 't''''lnvq.;'' Walstein • 111 . -c Racket Mrs. 'Haylowe ; Lady o . '.. 4 , Mrs o r , ' 1— -, AL icht. • ger. 4 ' ll be added .r 3,1 time), an entirely - Newftnd Su-; v ..F b'Pantorniin'e callecl , , 1 :111.: P vi-k 1..L;•.1 - OF . D ' IAMONDS; ~,•titt,... • °;', 1-IARLFQUIN SINDBAD. +li e ovt"rt.xv . M usie,ticei:ety, Machinery, Dresses, &c.` Si• I., i 'lle And Music conipoord-hy Mr. M. I • t. , " tsldb 44 "e Pantomime produced by Air. Kirby. 4rl;tari;nt,ltt'S.Ailm• (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Hartland ), tr 4•*,,,,. ,11', Diamond Merchant (afterwards . Pantal a , .4i t t litpi pe ; lown, Mr. Kirby; Lili;lutian Sailor (with 4 1 , Nit,.,Nlli,l Gledhill,. a child only five years old (her " 11 ‘ i:"tt,,te on anitS t' , ..: 1; Diamonella, the Fairy ot the liC Tlt ' i l t-,;:,,,"01e ; ' Fair eit 7 a,bangliter of the Diamond Myr -I,ttlit\: ' .:4IS Columbine), Miss Valiancy. - - . .ektt ' Pant • .; Valleyof Diamonds, will ed aniline, called The 4 ttl 4,40 ertrr Evening 4y,- iirra'7i!%lacheth.--A)n Friday, 5N„,.., .- tor th e 1 d• •Mr Kean Jane Shore.—On Sa 4lipti.. '., t, Princ e of Denmark. 7 on . 7 , a . ; r . . :--- fir Et. thuti, in the Charaettr,ut ..onieo, trli itlls .EA: 11 E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . 4 i :perfoir n!t F -I j i l t N :f r rag E e \ d rE y of ING' Dec. 28, will. If):sq,mi, VENICE PIiESERV'D. t ' h i ktiail i ,,,9 ° ;!" a; Pierre, Mr. YO 1111 g ; Prittli, Mr. Eger kittr'erti, A l .' 'lr. Barryinore; Spinosa, Mr Claremont ; zsg O'Neill. ith; , • c t i •,. '' ,ll he performed !for the 3d time) a New ~..„ Grand Pantomime, called .. . „sr! ,I.ItLEOITIN WHIVIINGTON ; with " 1 ,, UMW MAYOR OF LONDON. . • Thee,!,lvtirely liewSeE•itery, Machinery, Dresses, R:c. v. . ov ertire and .M lisle composed 'by Mr. Ware. • ji til 'Qs w hif: l lie whole arranged by MY . Farley. k ''ti ; 411 1er ' fl gt"O (aftei•Wards •litirlequitil, Mr. Bologna, 4,. i1) 4 , 11 niiiti Golilde (afterwards Pantaloon), 'Mr. Nor- - I ,..ii;j i tzw. l ,,, C t• , S • ttet . (afterwards Ciown), Mr. Grimaldi ; 'lt ',.,%,', i ' e ', 1 (the t Merchantl Nlr.Tinnev; Capt. Cross-tle= (,;44ii : v,I i i. , , , ,cer; L0 .. .,...8....i.'80n0m ( 13 . . i n . ,, of m_rba r .,_. ) , 'til t ''l bf ti 1 , alig Savotird, MAster Williams ; Squabba *iit:Ni c o '*' l =iary),• Mademoiselle ,Morelli ; !ills% Alice ,af 't i ' Nlis ~u ni. h in e), NI rs -Parker ; Bizzybce - (Genius of ri,- 14 1 it N-' I N urginan. • lii, ' Nr IN kik qf I, rai ltollllllle of Harlequin Whittington, Lord - , Le ()ti f f o ft . t„,. Oval be repeated every Evening till further 1‘i.,"11 0 ,.. 1 ,, . • 0, ,,'!' a AT, The FiLre-t of Bondy - . or, The Dog of Mon .' 4 .e 4 4 1 .4 ' ) hkepf,Pari ' s , ,,-On Friati ' v, Isabella.-9Li Satur : . s, atne qer.—Ou ' Monday, 'lsbZ.! Tenipest. . . __ # .11 , .......................... ts., - 4 1 i 4 i . - . . Notis ' k '-• E XCHANGE ASSUR. NCE OFFICE, .._. e'l-b Y 4 6 10-1 Charter, in'the. Reign of Kiu,s. George the First. MS6N- . Dec. 1814. , k tt 4 NI th t S3 whose annual Premiums fall due 1 4 tI lly 1,4425 th instant, ...-ve_hereb:,• informed, thatkleceipts ~,l t t,3 •X lik 3 l .,t " 3 . he delivered at the Coul, , any's •Othces, over •*"c c j' e At .4 ' l " ll lt'e and in Pall-M4ll, as': well as by their re-• 1..1 Ire 1f: 0 * in the several Comities ; and the Parties as- Pa ij i uriZ','sted to apply for the RepewiLl of their . Poli 'ey, :1: , 4.4,''''e the qth of January next, as the usnal Fif k''t-lit„'wed for . Payment, neyOnd the date of each Po i* t expire."A ' • k t , 0 . ., Attew SNIITEL YENNING, Jun. Secretary. 1,,,4 1 N„ „ ~,,, is Eriven, daily,. at the said Of fi ces, fdr the ti t .: l l.,' .-4.4114: 1 (roods, ..,te , Fsh:indize, ;Ind Ships, in ), , .1 1 _ ' 1 ti t i ,„,?*, 0 I•ife - rArtfrft7,, , trom Losti7r. Damag . 4 1 -i1y ( . 3 ,"0 for the Assuraficq o f, and granting Anoint *k 4 .id ' Por • . . rt is: . , wh t . , icies will be issued free of Expense to the te, the annual Proidurn , amounts to ds. or up . . . ) 1 . . i , • . ' C AUTION TO THE PUBLIC. • (.0,, .ise 1, ,, tiiett quellCe 1 -. Aly. EGG. ha vi ii -,, Aver -4,'"4- " 3 1r..i • . " ' • r* • o, it. s.. qi,,. ~d justing •'frus,:es, and stating, from their ''4144 1 ,,, it '1Y and utility, he has procured the following o.lc:Ni , 1 : 1 • - •e; Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and 41 ;11 4 1gi , d r ," 1 116 Orduatice. ~q 4 4 ~. "N , and Co. from the liberal encouragement ilt B t4l - . p, 'cOy , :!, think it their duty to inform the Public, Illtitth'etiilN.);;:lst.;.''::l.".rti..s;•,:s are hut upon St If-Adjosting Princi iii.*4 4 , - ::itt,,„ uf e-i . ': . l , s .. ei soolots t' - accoopn , o , (iate, the Spring 1. , •) , ,,,• '1 f,, , ~' r,...t rody„ aiL . d. that their I rus.se, only have ,I, , Ver sed _';',- ,Maje.sty's Service above 7 mentioned, since '.1,14• 1 1 ,, 'ci l athina and Egg, sometime since; and that *ll' 4 'll ' n 'at• u• • bth ( I.llz, .:, Oiled any jrilis own lccotint. ` 4 ll , t Ntii re a -P . l, LENT . w ELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, 1, 1 .11. e to 1,,, ° ,.., 1 4'ap5, nor cause any confinement to' the slet,i9, s i: p ' ,.. -"..?1;ly of the Patentees, SALMON, (y:, 47'4.4,14)y- 4 i Na•_!•N the .lio 14aye the honour to supply his < , 4 o _ , s , pg rt - /10. __‘ . 3 7 ) . .?_Cayal Hospitals, acid Dock) ards, kc ti • j(tl.rable.ait'. Ittitilei•)Crenul''victi'-,tie tle.i . i , ne ru l ss ii t s ir o n c l i a e r t } y , <e 1 34 • t he Ci ty T russ T „s_ ------....._ : _______ ,_..._._ 111 E UN IVERSAL - 13Rrf iSII SAUCE. ii% 1 -, t he „yR-OPRI ETOItS- flatter themselyes, that t ttl",,r44,.rin'e enabled -fo offer the Publie new 'and n nt . , o ,s s t. Qt„,-"ritti„!--'S SAUCE ; It is vomposed of the richest and elor iiy ' ingredients, and will - lie found- on trial far supi v4i111414!: in Ilse, for Fish and Game, and more particularly ..,. .evat;iit,,nf lat:he's, Gravies, Nlade Dishes, &c . . , ,_l . Cion •l4„4lit ' -rarcrn Keepers, it will bt. found exceediil . an it 4 . 1 . 1 ,f 1 a considerable saving, as a small quantity . in t, kip s, .‘itl make excellent Gravy for • Fowli, Beef St.' , , 4 Q 4 ,. •tui is eery goticl with Cold Meat. lci t ,„_4(l e „' , dh;'ll,,,"_,"' l li and sold Wholesale dot! Retail, by Thomas i t ; i ii.ly - , i ' - ' SOIIS, i I I , H olborn-hill,cOrner of Hatton-garrl d ei% 1i t ,.1, 44 , 1 Z5t of the P r incipal. Oilmen and Fish Sauce ym b i e n r . li qui Pl at Bath, by \lrs Andrews alkd Mrs• Gib o , o.l'ilZhu• loath, Jas. ' Heywood ; Manchester, .Nlr . s : I,.‘lRhtfil-; Worcester W. Hooper; Hereford, J. Hararn , It.tj.l:lltle)r.&.-.1).14111Ps'; ..Canterhury, W. Beer; Ramsgate, .li, ap. i ;, vn‘ entry, Hai and Peters; Southangton, 1 .. ,0n . - I , e r- r c;I:41, lVi„qinouth,Janies Davis ; Chester+E.l itler ; Lit c N qiiii •ette r and ) c i e t. it s , a N t ir ui. ko i ,J. ii" „.erbY, Challiner,. jun. ; Portsmouth, Ild • _ 4 14 '41 ; I) a"ar d, G. Chambers, Thos. Warrinzto.n, Bull and • j 4 11. ii .urtsea, Wm. Johnson Jas. Shier; Oosport, Thos. l'4 Al tile ' ( --i• Pilcher ;5. Ha ' almond, Dartford; and one <02......§ in the Upitect Kingdom. ' --____ .. . • 'tt) PitEEHOLD ESTATE near UXBRIDGE. '()I 13 0 ANltr he LI ) BY AUCTION, by ELIAS NEWMAN; 4.7tilytioN.9.Ncitl for * Redemption of the Land-T ax \ at the ...st,q„,.rxßl', opposite the Bank of England, ' on • •,., the 17th clay of January, 1815, at I'2 o'clock, IN ONE LOT, . 10 0 11 lars a lri i n a t-..gISING -a Very -DESIRABLE FARM, ' l ll°lti r ( I \ l4 g leper, with Dwellirig,-house*, : II (44,1'1e ..„`'.iat-buildings, together with sundry Inclosme. o! Bards, Stab . les, 4! 1 . 1. e OrTu •PaStUre Linal-, containing fo ,41 . ty of "N",.3i)d,d_sitnate in the parish of Hillin.gdm)cien the itl til lY opposi. lesex, about two miles from Uxbr . , au w . 'h i e o ecii . the thirteenth iniletone from London , „ no , il'l,4ll:lkW(millercia.);:t(iPl(crn; of Mr. Robert Whittinnton udder a lease at M icimelmas, 1824. The IF. ; s9tc..w . i_l o t be e li t , , ,iid i ii .1, root Land -Tax. The growing tuubei t t D"Nt i t() tine pureliase.--The Estate may be viewed on ap qtor'nted p. I , e . Ce!lant. t )ti ed 14 dtiaitteulars and,C4' inditions of Sale will be distri 144itie e‘i.e,,"oti al.ay be had at the White Hoi•se lap, .i:,b_. !)f* t.:, bite dart rOll il• y •s; at the Place of Sale; ,titt,iaLt-Atctioueer tti (:i:elut'sl-lotr.d,in Essex; and further,„ ' 4 34 . • z ry ill the !I-Jean tim e lie Iznowiitipau PP"ca---- . o ' 4441 ata d i'vrkins solicitors, al I.:. heituStard. 011i c ''j. 5. 59 ..--- 53. p .--- , 0 .-- ,• CO _ al) , c• 111 " , o5 ° ,1 -od "k 6: 5 " 470" 0d ;et s ° 91 1 ; )s 14 ' 71 I , to " to ./ r ilr' 5 11. ver " icO s ' os j to 6 : ,11° t° Q d ;46 u) i° .ta vt ,td i,jl /0 ,1 t o : Ad to 1 , 7 4 36J . t o slu t o , 6 d to o 305 4 4 tfr Od t 1 11 / a 19 0 0 , ' 4 a : o d , 5 0 1 • I 0 .45 1 X) 5 3°„ • Iv' " 1 0 . , Se. 44 64 4. is tt -- 1" P 4 e,, le g ) 05 J. t "6y to 105 lo :01 P ", s o ; v e al t i , „it te the joso l g i , t s c) , 0 ss ,1 t ile ' e 1, e to"Zi i l e to fif e or e I ete ( to 4 0 / g; tr of o i iyet i t Jitt oi f: ree'4 fel D el 9 of t„, i ti‘j 2 I°o if) ) l3 l ' t' fer Cl pe o • of PP ove" MR. WEST'S PICTURE, CHRIST ILEJEcrEb. THE PUBLIC are rcspee,tialiy informed, that ,this EXHIBITION is RE-OPENED, with -the Addi tion of the original DES.GN of 'the\CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR,' which was to - have been painted on tilas, fiir the great Window (:i6 feet byes) in-St.tieor i t•e's Chapel., Wind sor,—Open every-Day (Sundays excepted) front T«. 11 till dtts'ti. By-Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. No. 125, Pall-Mall. N.B. Good Fires arc kept in the ttoonis. TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE lIOItSVOOD'S OXFORD WATER CLOSETS ARE RE- COMMENDED. , rriEsE Machines are entirely on a new prin ciple, but wonderfully simple in their cimstruction, - and from the nature of their action, stoppages are impossi ble. The superiority of this Machine over those of the_ old Construction, will render it a valuable - acquisition, and save many pounds. Price 31. complete, with Effluvia Trap, Paelig,- with Plan and Directions for its erection. Th e -Bl ue acid - White. Bason sort very handsome, 41. , . , All Orders 6y Letter (post paid), and contai n ing remit tances, will meet with the most punetnal attention. JOSEPH HOILWOOL), Engineer, thcfnrd., Dec. 22, 1814. N. B. Deep Well Pumps; that will deliver ii hogshead per minute, and may be., worhed by boys, men, or horse.---JokAs undertaken on the principle of no cure no pay ! THit COMMERCIAL H (Establishelt No. INSKINNER-STRE And No. 3.10, ONFOb EG leave to solicit t bility; Gentry, and the 1 LOW PRICES for the CHOI( SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, for be flel4 . nrettto Or(ler, free of E [ALL WINE COMPANY, the Year SOS ) ET, No. 10, CAM -11U, RD-sTREtT, London-, the Attention of the No- Pubtic in general, to 06r very WINES, and (4ENEINE, Ready-money-only, which will '.xpence, to any part of 1,0114:M. . , ' Goon! Wines, 2i;c. - perDoz.l .Cape Madeiras 36s. Ditto Brazils do. Ditto Ited Brazil do. 465.1 Port Wine, Vintage 1812 40.5. 'First quality do 445. 1 Good Port, old in Wood-465. Old Sherry 525. Lisbon 465. Mountain 46s. Ter - critic. 46s. Fine- per Dciz. Fine Cape Yin . de Grave 4.Bs. Do. ,Cape. Front igii . B4s. Cl;crice o!.d l'ort,not crusted 535.. Also 1804 Vintage, 10 months in ItOttle Fine Oil Roriz Port ' Gas. 'trout i Madeira West-India do, p;s: Fine East-India do - ~.84s. Bucellas East-India Lisbon' GOs. East-India Sherry 60s. 'Fine rich Tent sBs. Fit-i:st'llz hi te . DittO Pink do, Ditto Old Rum Shrub.. , • per Pipe. ,Finest Old Port. per Pipe. Ports, Vintage of 181‘2.. L. lOl Ditto, first quality....,.. :1121 per Fine flavoured Geneva 9s. 6d. i Ditto 014.1 strum do. .. 1 I s 6.1.1 Ditto very strong ... :12s. 6(1; Fine old t,8randy.,...165. Ditto Jamaica Ituni..lBs. Ed. Rotterd.,n Ilollauds • ' 265. , Fine Coniae Brandy 235. Old hurt 20s. Hite 11 - Ines, 'per Doz. Fine Ilarsae 9ss.' Vin de Grave • 755. , Ditto Saturn. .145:; Old Hoek, very fine Ripe Champagne 'Noyeao . lartinique 130 s. 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To he continued Monthly. • • Greatness of mind, and nobleness, their scat In her build loveliest.----MR,Tox• Original Comnidflications—On Poetical Satire on Woman— Au Account of M. Talma, the Frvach Tragedian—Art. of Conversation—Walk through Westminster .ibbe;,—Un Fe male Education--The Card, n Novel—Madame 1:e Steel— The Butterfly caught-w-F.:xtrocts from a Family Receipt Book. —.Memoirs of Eminent Women of Great Britain—Lady Jane Gray.—Review of New Books—Olarlemague, by Lucien Boo n:lin:rte.—Retrospective Criticism.—Facts, Fancies; and Re-. collections.—Review of the Fine Arts.—New Drania.—The Opera.—Poetry.—Monthly Chronicle of the PresiS.—AMlOMlCerlielltS iu Literature, etc.—Political Retro spect.—lntelligence relative to the Metropolis, with Mar riages and Deaths, and Memoirs of Public Personages.—Pro vincial of the Month.---Amusements, Exhibitions, &c. Print cti fua• J. Souter, No. I, _Paternostev-row, and sold b r Bouk.sellers, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 23, 1.814. 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Subscription 4 are received at R. Ackermitna's, 101, Strand ; and at a4l the Btiok and Priut-sellers in the United King dom. . ADVICE; W'HEN .Professional Men, eminent for skill V and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abilities, fur the cure of a few reigning Diseases, they rise su perior to that airejudice which is so justly excitediagainst the advertisements of men, ignorant of the, first principls, and uneducated in the practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. 'regular Surgeons, sanctioned.by every privilege to prac tice, and by the uniforaw•Success which their mode of trmt ment for Venereal' Complaints has hitherto teen attended, continue with the same assidaity to direct thek studies to the care of every species of that baneful poison, as well as the re= moval of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which preyent or embitter the matrimonal state. In, the catalogue of human infirmities there are none mere afflicting than those) which are the unavoidable consequences of our indulgence in. a certain destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer broads over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until he is re duced. to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To such persons it Will be.a consoling reflection to know that they may now, by a nett' and infallible remedy, be restored ta.their former constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of conjugal and illicit 1 p.easure; or from a long resi dence in hot climates, hard drinking, the injudicious use of mercury, &c. are speedily restored to health-and stri •. It must be a self-evident proposition, that where the ag gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and - enre_of a few peculiar complaints, there must he the greater certainty-of success; and as a proof of this pOsition their method of- cure is so particularly expeditious, as well . as safe, and so evidently superior to -the , coMmon practice, that sonte'slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the short period of three days, and if' - hose of the utmost inveteracy, there other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, svell-grounded, and lasting, re-establish ment. By an early application, the patient will escape the danger and expense of a tedious attendance upon the less ex- - pgrieneed pracjitianer. In the most, obstinate and compli cated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spangy excrescences,' hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal Weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other practitioners, are, by their presfait improved. plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, %videe out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming - hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. lii the course of 20. years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous eases of stvictures have hem and are .daily under their care, the total eradication of sv ilea is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet 41doptcd. The weakness, ielataa tion, and, debility aroceeding from this complaint, is speedily remored, and the patient restm es; to aad vigorous health. But where the debility has for years'existed, a pro , = .per perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumberiug sparks of life, and to re-animate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co., for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that r ferences may he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie .and Co.'s plait of treatment. Many of theSe Gentlemen have had Strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had beef' under the care of Messrs. Henvisides, and other Surgeeos of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the applicatidn of the lunar caustic, without success. • Messrs. 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