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' .To . nes •. 1 14 Ma s , i ` n i,`'tt, Mrs. Renaud ; •,: u lletai . /; 1a(le Dance, incidental to the Play.—ln tt4o °cession of J o li e t, a nd a.Solemn Dirge. 1.1, t4 will added, th e Romance of kN o th ltie t il) ; ea, J'EMALE CURIO ITY. _ , B Arryroore ; Ibrahim, r• Simmons ; ; Fatima bliss Mattheirs ; Irene, roe a; hlrs : C'9°Per' Cordell, akict e d ountameers• • Octavian, Mr. Kemble ; (for the first time) a new Farce, called 1 (1 11 , erti ve Dltke ; or, whict;;s Which ?-014 Wd •Tret,snt"'ti ; Ilelvideral Miss "I'' lll * —C34l Ring John Mr. Kcinble.—On Fri- - t t q ; ..l) ( ltlPTr 1 44 1- ki r , ON S to the BUILDING i'pl.Pernianent i - MUSE of RECOVERY, in k ar , or the Protection of the M.tropolis against A~ Ft let sp,r )i , tl i 7e li y r! eg tier , ) ,- ,. 111)! ion s - I ,G 52 0 0 01 1 ' ,1 4 1w Bills, in which the above • 1 - 1,,, 1 bur - - . .; 111 . , 2d Subscription Krlh:.!)ertl,t;;.nsittart, 2d Subscipt ion u, Bart. 2d Subscrptiln ‘1 44: ;, r„, • 1. _ tv b p • scriptioti ,i• 640 6 10 0 0 100 0 o 100 0 0 iod 0 0 21 0 0 - 20 0 10 10 a 'l6 ►0 o - 1 '" 'tli t "q ' - -* 50 0 0 1,, Vgi„ pki ' Sp. - - , g ' 1 1.1 4 1 414 1 s .. - N. t 50 0 .0 . 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' ' ' ''' ' t () l l l, e t`c ll4 , SHA RES are, selling at SWIFT and Co.'s 1 ,`'' , lry ''Llitri„" ' I And N0.'31, Aldgate High -'"-er°ss ; 1 street..: •itts, h .Rs , \ t ‘ ,l lll ll t h t t l i”obili lj t ii\T CI FORDS respectfully inform ..') t .. li tOte 1, 3 .a 4, d the - Ptiblic, they are REMOy ED , cti ; to, A.pi,,`”.olence in Keppeli,street, to No. 43, '•k°,,tl),it,lftp,-,„A'iq2. RUSSELL-SQUARE, where they co a t!: khN tk 't r,taittlediilnCl,.rCUßES on HrN s lAt n li a a s t in d a 0 1 ‘ ,1 t l ender l til t e t we e r i l t n u g atlr t b o y t Instrument untie.- . .t r , , ai l, t, Il t,'s t, ', 1 401 . '''lti l / 4 ,; Nq r „ IDS beg to observe they can give Re !1" 4r •()C1 (! :1.01,0' of eminence for the success s od safety t tp,' t - re atment. tlir t ' t etltl • ~r , . (! ill the. a ce at borne from nine o'clock in the morn fte .rooon. ----- 1 Atk r:, ititki.l .l . r it j . IS THE DEATH OF THOUSANDS,._ . . tSsp tcs itY ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED• . 0,, 1 4)4 14°' C OOPER and Co. Surgeons , Chat - .. is_ h‘l'r!cisitt-e-Vuse, Great Charlotte-street, Black . fi r i e a _ 11,,,r4ee, ~,""'lland Ilill's Chapel, during :io Y 4 . 4 a r' . , y r o a ti` e ki ti , iiii. ll , - 1.; ' 1 . aryl. that thousands fall victims , I' ii,l'oti‘J,lB,) r% lit ' si :ilig . t? their takingsvt,bte.. I:revei'Lloiasnedd /I , , , i, At 'l t . ti., s %ith l It .tir:,, i. , 1 b loisc A .lit 6 -s n- f and . bodyi .. .dlT: 'ly "4, poise in the ears deafness, strictuii ire. o: 1 14: i i . :!:‘ vit:4:‘, .li,:k es il,teetilaio.dteiels ,p,,, iiti: i ttuhii7,, : I s t i , n i h i e t i:tnfrikriae,:;lsitnl::ne.eaeinsedi ,tit,l'euy'dz:cwiealir;sai kttalleelds:snornrae:n, .cdtstltol_rf.tn_eill, )) . ,4 ,. i ,t ,!,.14,.,„,': nlietnnatisin), with a trWilofottle 1 1 g r i i . t il l ' .2.: -,4lllt4tij enSUeS, with a general Debility, and,, '...`.:- Y 141143f11it,,a.,irt1i11‘ii..111,1),i,... 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(2 . • . , } p....ivt.of the .ltit. 4 ') , l, r k .' l- :r and C'o I ben recularly N., 4 ! 1 v1,„ 1 \ 44" t heir e ..'lave• -• above disorders are bred to tbe ttl . „ II ), . 41 . x, . apes ienc . e n e ttt. _ of S ur. - t t l i ,„ _ ,it.tnbers of tut, Royal College • to their t 44 1V.,... 1end,,,,n0 ind Edinburgh it is gratlfyin 6 of their . l ti ; . ttiit4es '•lnce they have eued very -inikiiT,rs (after e 4. 1,: , ii.l e , e „ ,of the above dreadful di o orde ii, 'tti ll '' DILF • i ° tii t R, a , S and FIti'IT.I,A cored without Burning f" " i n '(;t4l ' 4f tit e l l) d il t ir iws ,`:' w lin ' labOur under th . e .,w n4 . o ie s , t Au 1 i tt . . 1 4 ," o r ott Y li.rnin 'titterer cause, __ ! .. tt 3 li lt li °4 (: , vjerWLSF.) need not despair. 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That wr. 1 6, 1 - nA , .6- rat-- 11)17r - zits':anti - racy.ti pill e ready (sealed up), a i th such Persons as will undertake to Supply whatever FRP:SWIM Er may be required far the of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Plymouth; Torbay; Dartmouth; Falmiintli; Yar— mouth, I,ynn, and Wells, in the County of Norfolk; gate,;, Dover "Wails; and New Romney On Separate.-Can tracts), forTvlve Months, from the Ist of January to' the 81st of December, 1 8 . 1 5, i r ntinsive ; to be paid for by Bills payable with interest Ninety Days after date; The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the Secre tary's Oliee, at this Office ; or by applying to Mr. Miller, -Agent- for the Victualling at Pip:tout/1j to the Collectors 'of His Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth and Falmouth, spectively ; to 4tr. John Crockford,at Yarmouth; audio Mr. Thomas. Russell, Agent fn. - the Victualling at Dovcr. 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Prussian General Government in ' Dresden proceeds quietly,. and has " not yet . made "any changes. Even the alteration of 'the prayers is not .yet ordered. Several inhabitanig of Lower Lusatia, with laudable attachment to the House Of their Sovereigm, have lately sent a.petition to the Congress, imploring the restoratiblf of Ring Frederick Augustus. Such representations cannot naturally be attended to ; but, besides . this, ac- cording to letters from Vienna and Berlin, the as- surances of considerable persons, and the firineon viction of all < good Saxons, the affairs of our coun try are supposed to have taken another (urn at the Congress ; and the persons about our King, vsho become continually more numerous, still give us hopes of his speedy restoration to his Throne. Notwithstanding ..the, attention which these ac. , counts in ,co►acurrence with so many others may, deserve, it seems strange that Prussia - shouldirave. -assumed the prom ona r,ovein ent of Saxony, - to give it up il. 'fest weeks or;monthtk. to the Kii4 or 'why aussias-rouid nc . Jt have acttninrife;ecrii toithae§liort interval: .1 RANKIORT, OV . Chrorne_e of 4.•- - Con , rrcss brings nothing •Ifew — or certAin. The followitag, are' tie' niOst inferesiing Not One, but three plans for 'the future t onstien.- * tion of (.4 . errn':nly , heerilaidifefore the Con. press ; none - is dedideti on :.-a • fourth plan, the.. Bavarian, is in circulation aluaster-piece., and has excited great attention. The s•erifica• Lion of the full powers ended. Ministers it %Rub old andWissenberg were Commi , sioners. The full . power - from ifaden 'is alone wantink , „ the AmbasSador to the Congress not being yet arrived. In the Sittings foi the tom. cerns of Europe, each Ambassador has his own Protocol Journal of the proceedings ; their la bcturs are prosecute►t daily, 'but there is not every day a sitting. The counse!lors of Legation are in constant ►notion, With their porte-feaiiles. The Sittings in the German Congress are the Most re.k gular ; Bavaria acts there a great part, but in itt votes does-Pruesta the jtiStice it merits. is also-arrived from the French Mar sh Mar shals ; they claim ed, and have the effrontery to 'compare themselves with tier Princes of the Rhenish Confederation.• Russia has not yet renounced Polnd, but is tvill ing to give up parts of it, - It seems that Bavaria and Baden will soon be established on the left bank of the Rhine. At the conclusion this Ctn.°. nicle says, " We must_ not expect from this Con gress all the final results ;. it will probably be closed at the end of next month; ,but' all details will not be then settled." 11ANIBURGH, Nov. 13.—T0 form some idea of the devastations in and about Hambtirgh, it is sufficient to observe, that, the statement (far be• low the real amount) which has been given - in to. the French Commissioner, Chevalier Monnay, makes the -amount 38,300,000 francs. Moimay, who is an . upright and moderate man, haS hither to been able to afford us no other consolation than promises' and hOpes. Nosindemnity has yet been obtained even for the robbery of the Bank, and: every :one is impatient to see whether the wicked ,head robber, protected bv s the close pha lanx of his cointades.,, will escape 'froth justice. HamhUrgh Witt probably come into. the Hano. .verian Phec into the Prus sian. The people _of Holstein also hope to be. come again Germans. The Russians are evacuat ing Holstein ; 19,000, :under Tolstoy and Ismai ' low, return bothe by way of Berlin. Bennigsen's tlivisiou will:follow, BERLIN, Nov. 19.—AcCording to the accounts we receive fr6in Vienna, it seems that the coun -tries-whieh -we Occupy beyond, the Rhine will be. taken horn ns, - and t hat we. shall receive in ex change a . ,country less remote. On this condition France consents to guarantee the pOssession of • Baussiar.s, Nov. 2G.--Many, of our fellow- Saxony - . countrymen who haVe filled high employments its Austria, _both in the civil and ,military depart ments, have, one after another, left that country to come and. settle in their native land. Among them is Baron felz, who was for a long time Ambassador from Austria, in Holhind. It is said that many other persons , of distinction will soon return. FRANKFORT, Nov. 23.--',The Chronicle of th; Congress, which is just arrived , says :- - --7" Lord C , as tlereagh has given in a note in f a vour of Sax ony. 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