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After which the Comic Interlude of 1461ibi c ' h Will he 4dded, the C o DEVIL ol S ie Pantomime of i'f , ,,,,L ..._ I IARLEQI`IN HARITR. Aiell th i lt e i t v, h E irld . ery oue has his Fait.—Oil S aturday, King •••.........__ • [Pnrcr SIXPENCE-HALPPENNY. e•i' . 4 , DISTRESS IN GERMANY. T HOUGH the C O MMITTEE forrelie viT HOUGH Distress, occasioned , by the ravages of War iii G eruianY, has hero enabled by British - lieneyolenee to , remit about 50,0001.• for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity, cet, such has been the extent of the devastations, such the depth ofluisery into which whole Districts have been plung ed, and- so numerous and urgent are the new applications fur Relief from Various quarters, that the Committee can on no ac count think of relaxing its efforts. Details of these Distresses will be found in the Reports of the Committee, which, as swell as Papers for Churches and Congregatioli.s, may he had atllie London Tavern, and at Ackermante s' 101, Strand, t o the number of twenty-five, gratis ; and above that number, on large paper at 7s. and small paper 2s. per hundred. Amount already advertised - - L. 69,2.98 16 0 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 28, 1814. • • THE PRINCIRIL OFFICERS of His 111.1- IBSTY'S ORDS)iNCE do hereby give Notice, That Propo.:als will be'receiiiti at their Office, in Pall-Afall, on or belbre 177-idrty, Ac .15th day of April next, from - such Persons as mrTy. be • willing to undertake the Sum* of CANVM and other Articles, for Service of this Depart ment, for a Period of Three Years, tlctertninable after the Expiration of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either. Party. ADDRESS OF THE FRENCH PRISONERS. ill ; co" copy of a Letter addressed to His Most Christian Majesty, hy . 4 e Fii 7 s F i s li'eisoners at the Deptit at Thome, . Full • of„respectfill confidence fn the,goodtiess and generosity of your Majes s ty, the FrenchPri. soners, at Thame,. have - assembled to felici%ite . die „ f .~~~[~ , 0115 f° theniselVes,. as well as all France, on the happy day which, by the favour of Heaven, restores to the ThrOne,, and to the love of the French, 'the Desceitant of Sr. tours, of Lotus XII. and a HENRY IV. JR, 44 etOreil,l Subscriptions At Messrs.Rirch and 'Co Collected at Woolr,:•:), Buda, per Rev. Ar. Tyndale - - L. 15 17 Tho. Birch Reynardson - - 5 5 At-Messrs. Stephenson and Co. An Officer of Artillery 2 2 At Busanquet's. Mrs. Bosanquet, Fo resthouse - At Me.srs. Masternian. L.lO 0 - 2 0 rice sr Sir, our hearts, onr life, all that we have, we lay at the feet of yoUr Majesty---virtu 1-I s eavn grant your august family as much prosperity and happiness as he ought to have experienced who now from his seat in bliss smiles on ibis great and fortunate Revolution. VIVE LE ROI ! VIVE LE ROI !! - (fletelollow the Signatures,) j4td . :341 - 5 5 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. i.,IS PRE SENT EVENING, April 1.1, will •••‘ rerforliw d the Comedy o f i t AS YOU LIKE IT. "r. Nod's, Mt. Young ; Rosalind, Mrs. Jordan. .. rlich will be added, the ratid Asiatic . nS pe ctacle of t o S ADAK AND RALASUAP, nomba.tes Fn.- 1 " t( % )4 9 ' . 1 :' A Trip to ScarboTougn ; wit. .... - _ _ --- IR-RAND HARMONIC ATEETINC--7.A1 . iliv . e: \f' , I-lit:A will take place at the rreernasons . ‘ N . . 1 ; ' 1 ";; Tat el•i , --r' INCLEDON, Fregitent—Mr. SINCLAIR, Deputy. IsT r• srrwAens. td r rl, - ',Ta3lor Mr. J. C;ibbon. Mr. Eilin't ....:.• weilamy Mr. boas Mr. Clarke 'i! • Broadhurst Mr. _Evans Mr. .I. Smith tr. Illancltard Mr. webb. bill Mr. Dignurn '`u' . 14e !" Tah at Half-past Fm :r precisely.-Ticliets 16s ••• •ae had at ' , t , te Bar of the Tavern. ti,s ------- -------___ . . ONS •-. • READINGS FRC: 4 %. I SHAKES!EARE . t ND MILTON. /.. 1 44e 1.4 rth Pd`rori l e of H. R. H . th e DUCHESS of YORK. th P UBLIC is must respectfully illf.,7_Teth'ile, i i ,killivit .t,ht - • allore READINGS will . 0 0 •1 : ? t i p :- . N .... C , " - ' at 1 and will I: 6rl titeli t i r ( * lB " I'}!IDAY_Lb,,,, . 2 ii. Friday the:2rtli; it y fit , , ou the following Fri ~,...„ I . to be ma d e to '" 13th, 2otli and '0 4 lc 27,• Old ifod -- t 7 r T e ' t ; 4 . 13 1d1:":‘'Ir". Slade, at the le ."4(!zils. wheve Su n bs -s ciptions will be received. QT 4.1 Gt.,-EN•rizzrEN CLERGY,' ND' ik FREEHOLDERS it 13. T HE COUNTY OF NOTTINGI. . ~... 4 LEmE N 1• t ' ,:1., 1 ' ./; j ;i l v heartfelt Acknowledgments for l-,rvcri;,,..,_",gh Honour which you have conferred on n: c . by - ,‘ A ,:. l L l i."' r3 ,e t ine of lour REPRESENTATI '.S i n P .: o \ 3.r t-414 I N -) a rlis'i cti enhanced as it has been b y ) I li , ,„ llla nirnit v '. n °a the iv-,"'lred, th 4 intim discharge of my Parliamentar y . duty, e a l44ll c. o4llt " le c't of your interests and of the public If lit tz t a 4l4 - exe:t t i 4n ut4 s .the object of my ardent zeal and mo:t e str t e : , eli t g ,tt of: yittr ,In return, pe rmit me-to entreat the con i l '' ' r 1 4 I l'er s 4 ,zavolyable op inio n, . as the only a pli rewardapplications n to s teild t 4 Difrirt ~ •il aspir e for mysen_ice n s y . I t f un in s m si y ons, I beg to ~.. t . cp s , a,.4,,,,1are been guilty of . a , i e " llt klit i'lles accompanied with an assurance, t hat ,n i i r .7. spec! 0 aV 4 l ci t :rli incapable of any wilful deficiency i ) 4 a t r lt t i , n oy ir ; t e e ,.." l 4n to seize the earliest opportunity of pre h'le no endeavour on my tii7“4.l be ~•9°11:il thanks; meanw ‘ 4 . a ' e li te Illy ' - '" , trit - 1 his , diligence and o .3 , 1 73,. 4 . 1.., mg to contrin, - ~,. 44.bektion 46-nd ealtfiaerKe-• lit `` tat llononr to be, GP"ien"-Il' , With the most respectful deference,_ . 43t tillgh 1r much obliged and very bumble Set" ant,_ arO, Ilth April 1814- FRANK FRANK. /s4inf,,Y ADVANCED, from 3001. to' r 'd-If —"Aiwa. by. RYDER and Ca. Russell Mews, 'Lew' How '4et, Fitzro: • a 4 i'land ~,, a ) - ,suc , ire pi . i Ai t in e uities, Bills, Mates of dm ;;; la.er o t rts of Securities „ttboyiscl.aiime,morereipecta k,,44lVd44.rivance oto" lute, ;tad can make p a e n r y s • o o n t s h other s t k n own character.—Atteud- V,A GENTLEMAN of the Pro ni,fi77,ll,ou,,bacing Clients and Connections lifrotptielle!,ie iry ( 1 , 41 est le.sprotability, is induced. toio,llt. J.....‘11,),, tce:Nl •fi1,..•,1N1,,Y. in. Sums . from Itt 0 I 1-.'No4tr'ut tell' 44 1 .,• --'-'hAND POUNDS, and upwards, on the Security y , "idge Settlensentsf - Life interests to Landed Pro llil,4d %Ailey iit the Funds, or on Freehold, li C be o r pz l: :tlleitiitithi Leasehold Estates, .oh Terms intiaitely more }4 lit - t e e ri ) 444 adrantagepus to Borrowers than are in gruiLral ;t, ei.„--, publicly, hy applying to Mr. W. at his Other, No `erlp,y.-,r'''ltlact, \fere-street Cavendish-spark.; oebY Lt't 'Paid. _ .. ' • • . ; lie - • T !q'',TB and SHARES for the present LOT t so Lici . of 11,000 TICKFXS, to he drawn . in MAy 4 are 4 44 , „4t HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.'s Office. - 1 \ 4 ". 93 ' tACI-lANtiE, in variety of Numbers. 11" 'priz e J II E , SCITEME CONTAINS 1...... ~ . O. ..• .L.21).000 1.... Prize of .... L. 5,000 .. .... ••••• • • • • 15, 0 00 2 2,000 ......... 10,000 6 Aild tit _ . . &c : &c. &c. ti lt sl a m dtt ioo to the Benefits comprized in this Scheme, . „' - 4 tar,r l ,, l itii& cn each of the Two Days of Drawing, 1-r ) . . tAi t 13 ---se ' to Tea Tickets each) in the succe,ding Lot e,nly,. `an; drawn in June, which consists of 9,000 Tickets . "titaias Priz es of 20,0001; 10,0001. 3;0001. li tSl is Of 4 •. • . - T • •S C()R NHILL, and 9, CIIA RIMY ~ires _, ~. , ontr.,,,ts . t i , %lie for uz k-01PItal p r :- ~ .It Hold ers of any Outstanding 1q%.... N Yment, ' 4 " sold at the 'above ()the - to brin.- - ' e' ' -in tlie ~,t0b,.,!..er Tzi t y , ;4' hioge for Tickets and NEXT l 'ift . 4 Li, the S e ! 4' b drawn the ad and 10th o f 44Llanks drams rate 0 which is new ; t he First Arad 4 dr aw ., t , _ll the First Day, and the as . Fi rst Fifty 44,, k ee of 10 rickets Second Day, will each be_envitled_to the L,. e. by wi.,- l cd . ets in the Second Lottery, to be &awn in 111' itery rnavra l'.ra Benefit s the Capitals in the Second C)Oi.el'ick'e.: clabut!lind.—The First Lottery consists of only ..:..pr.7: of a olitains 1'• • .. I " •• • • •L 20,0 00 1 ...... Prize of ..... L 5,000 Ti,,....1• ••• • - ...... 1.5.00:) 2 ...... ckets •••••• • • • • • 10,000 6 ......... l,OOO tt, 3 , 1 ,1 , 1, ,IP tb,. , . ahares are s.elli:ig by BISII, who, in the Lot ior4t of onished last Mont'i, sold in Shares, No. 5151, a tile „f 211,0301. No- 5 32E4 . a Prize of 22001. No. 4175, a c,,3001. ezc. acv. 4 Inee of the Ne.v Lottery may be had, gra ti s, at ,43; CORNIIILL, or 9, tilXitING-CROSS. ~ FOR THE TEETH AND GeMS. tiTLER''S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE hal o tir!);.?TH 'POWDER, is, with canfitiltce,. recommend=l ti,,,, f ',- ~ 'se of the Pithlie,. as, the most etncacrous Prepar...l7, a g , !‘"r preserving the Teeth in a sound state , even to old` .1h ' 4nd producing a pearly whiteness, without impairing' tilke fl'ir'lel• It imparts a firmness and beauti.ful redness- to o if kitln_loso7.o the Breuth the most deltahleSwettnes! c ;- .i an y Itittgv.c 'tautly as dtrected, •Aiil prevent the ,forth. 1 I b 14 Itc!inis its cause— Scurry in the Gums. I rice 2s. pd. SU. the , ei, ER c , "CPZRZOR LAVEVDER WATER, from‘its A,4 4 i r y; ~ 4: a grapey, has received the Appctiolabiltoitotnt.ofofwahle:isr, 41411:of : 1 4 441 11n; s stexces P o r f i ntc the s a .- i tir;;ltPT)' insctrisliction. Price, Half bld, h } 4 ,'%.,, , fl sae and retail, by the Proprietor, , R. B!rt a le n r d , ,psidt, corner of Sr. Paul's Church-yard,Lor.don and 4 vault Perfumers and Medicine Venders. l it el- c "'ye .iIC C/Lk' oble" C r 1c 0 1 W e" 11 cj . and Co. From Kirby LOnsdale and in its vicinity 731. 4*. 6r/. At Messrs. Barclay & Co. Subset iptioris at Well ingboncigli, per Mor ton and Co. 2091. 13s. 3d. ndependent Meeting, Coggeshall, •Essex, per Rev.T. Fielding 20/. 12. t. '2d. 1 1 1 1 Mr. Kearson - Mr. Sheldon - Baptist Meeting, Towl:es bury, ,per Hartland, & Co. - - - 15 10 Norwichadditional sub scription - - 205 8 Rev. T. Lloyd, Faken- ham - - - Jos. Smith, Halsted, Essex - 2 0 Subscriptiont'recrived at th Tavern ; Lloyd's coffee-house the Bankers in tuwa and count R. H LIP rrIIE - PATENT IMPERIAL A- L andi PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece v Furniture, and upon Five new ditlerentPhins ; the Patent Improved Sufa Beds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles of furniture; also a general and Very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses cons plete, ready manufactured, where Vamilie.s may select and .furnish a whole !louse in a few days, aoiding the extreme ipeonvLnience of waiting several Months in completing their Estalillniricn% East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. hy Morgan and Sanders, 16 , atid 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the most ntoderate, fur prompt payuwnt. • LOCK AND SUII.GIC! His Royal Highness tl►E DUKI the following Co;uu►,tt Earl of Egre►noat L DISPENSARY. 'of YORK, President, and ee of Governors .- 1 Col. w. J. Jones, NI. P. JoinitLatouclie, &q. M.P. Col. 11. Clements, M. P. Capt. J. Hay. Earl of Leitrim Rt. Hon. R. B. Sheridan, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. SITRGEON Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. THE above ESTABLISHMENT unites the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTION', with a Delicacy,. Honour, and Secrecy,• that belongs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, it is conducted Ity such. Profe ssional Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease, us Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &e: however inveterate ar of longstanding, experience a coniplete Cure,' as well as that, berangement of the Generative Organs, which impairs the Constitution and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernatmay be eousalted by Patients of both sexes, at his private house, No. 23, Lower Charlotte-street; ford-square, where the necessary Advice aneMediCioes' wilt be .given, or sent to any part :)f United Kingdoin. Just published, price 3s. .Practical Ob servat i ons on the above Diseases,; sold by Sherwamt and Co. 2u, P a t e r no st er = row, and by H. Highley, No. ,24, Fleet-street. SELECT ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. BMET'S , ESSENCE of PEARL; and PEARL DENTIFRICE, which exec), both in ele gance and efficacy, every other preparation for the Teeth and Gums, price 25. 9d. each. The Essence is particularly reewu mended to Parents aAtl Persons who- lave the care spf Chil dren as the greatest preservative of young and tender 'Perth. None are genuine but what have the w.irds, " J. Heinet, Bay ley, and Blew, Cocksput.street," engraved iN the stamp. CATHARMIAN WATER, for the general improvement of the Complexion, the cure of all Cutaneou§„DisorderA, and the Bites and Stings of Venomous Insects. Pints 7s. 6J. ;. Halt Pints 4s. 6d. each. BAILEY'S TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT •of LEMONS -fur' taking Ink Spots and Stain's out of Lace and Linen. The ge nuine i,s Signed "W. Bayley on the =:na and Wrapper. Alln hit SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of Silk, Stuff, 'Woollen Cloth, &e. Price Is. each. Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price 3z. Gd. the glass. Sold, Wholesale and Retail , by BAILEY and BLEW, Per fumers, and Nlannfacturers of Dressing and Writing Casrs, Cockspur-street, Lisndon ; where, also, may be had, CAD MAN'S incomparable RASOR STRAP, the best and most durable one ever:submitted to the public. Price Gs. and lOs. Gd. each. GENUINE MEDICINES. ' PIKE following MEDICINES may be pro cured geauine of E.EDWARDS, 66, St. Nut's Chura. vard Hill's Balsam of Honey 3 6 JunipeiEss. Pepperm. 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BREbA, APRIL 6.—The accounts of the pro posed surrender of Antwerp are in some degree confirmed by a Gentleman who has just arrived from Tholen,'but particairs had transpired, BERLIN, APRIL 2,—General Vandamme has actually been sent off to Siberia, and intelligence Ofhis arrival has been received at Moscow. He has no companions, but The inhabitants of thoi wild districts. The export of provisions from the Grand Duchy of Warsaw has been prohibited, in consequence .of the scarcity of corn. The greatest joy prevails here in consequence of the recent successes of the Allies, and this city has been several, times illuminated. 'Three thousand FreriCh prisoners passed through this city on the 20th ult. DUCHESS OF OLDENBURGH. Yesterday morning, about half-past eleven o'clock, her Imperial Highness left PulteneY Hotel, Piccadilly, in the PRINCE'REGENT‘S •open landau, the weather proving remarkably fine, with General TUUNER, her Chamberlain, .and usual attendants. They proceeded over BlackfriarS bridge tertbe . Magdalen HOspital, - where she Was received by the Officers of the Institution, who. % conducted the Royal Stranger anti 'suite over. the different departments, respecting which the 1i30y4 Duchess titthif: ma ay ingairies ; anti the conduct and management of the inmates. Her Imperial Highness then proceeded to the Philanthropic Society, St. George's Fields, where the Royal Visitor was conducted over the different branches of the manufactories and trades that are carried on there, with which she appeared ex tremely amused, and appeared to wish to under= stand the different processes. From this place the' Royal Duchess finished ber morning's tour by Visiting the Asylum for Orphan Girls, near West- Minster-bridge. The numerous assemblage of young females were dressed in their usual neat and clean dresses to receive her Imperial High ness, and every thing relative to bringing them up, and apprenticing them out at proper ages, was fully explained to her. Her Imperial Higb-; ness then took her departure for Pulteney Hotel, where she arrived about four o'clock, when she l'eceived visits from several distinguiShed charac ters. In the evening, she went to dine ‘vitli the Russian Ambassador and his. Countess, at :their _ house in Harley-street, where the other Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers were invited to Meet her Imperial Highness. SOLEMN THANKSGIVING IN HONOUR OF THE RESTORATION OF LOUIS XVIII. KING OF FRANCE. Never did there occur an occasion of Public Thanksgiving for any great event, in which the fervour and devotion of the popular mind was more ardently and gratefully directed to the Goo of HosTs, than on Tuesday, at the nenCh Ca _ tholic Chapel, in,Clarendon-square, Somers-town, for the restoration of Louth XVIII., the liberation <1.5.-Trn rrapa The French Princes, the Foreign Ambassadors, the'Emigrant French Nobility, and many of the English,' were present on this solemn occasion.— High . Mass was performed by the Rev. Mr. CFIAR.. RON, and the other assisting Priests, in their su perb vestments. The decoratiOns . of the altar, the blaze of wax .tapers, the burning of incense, the 'solemn tones of the organ, and the cliaunting, of the Priests, had a most solemn and impressive cfrect on the mind. After High Mass, Te Deum was performed by the Gentlemen of the Choir of the Portuguese Ambassador's Chapel, in South Audley-street, accompanied. by many- of the other first-rate vocal and instrumental performers, who gave their services on this truly pious occasion.---. The singing and. music was truly delightful, and proved a high treat to the lovers of harmony. The Chapel was crowded to 'an overflow ; the eyes of many of the French Nobility, so long exil ed from their native land, were.suffnsed i:ith tears, and the sympathetic tear of sensibility bedewed the clieek of many of our fair co unfrrvoinen.-- The flag of the BovaßoNi, ornamented with neur-de-lis,;n conjunction with the English, was displayed, during the day, in front of the Rev. Mr. 6H ARROWS • School. All the Nobility wore white ceckades.' After Divine Service, the Boys of the School fired several - rounds front some small cannon, which they had mounted in the play ground of their School-house, in honour of the occasion. •,,i( 119 ,;tifict d ct's V I • 1 , to , 1 :1 ;;1 7C ' -e ; t : 31,1' . j il~, V. ° )f . A • rid e ri ° d qC`' t' ~~~ J ;!' ; ~~s►