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*Wilk/P m . . C3,---•:614:4--1- ......- .- +l~a~ vio ' .4'• ,- . -...--,A; ..1 , .1 . ** ( , WA,l4t;l hVIO , ' , ' • 4 ,. ..21e1.. ~, . • lip': , * ilq adilA I ' 4. 114 lile' ' '''''''' 1 •1 ~,,,,... lit , ,;.. ,-;-• , ~ , . ..y .) ,. „ : _r ~,,,. ~;.-., _ \ , , ..z. , -1.4.. _- • . • 4, • ~-- N , •• -, 6765.1 FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1814. EPRiCE SIXPi;NCE;:itAI.WI37I‘Tt; - PRIVATE CORRESPONDti'j,'E.: THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. litS PRESENT EVENING, M 3 Y 13, their Majesties' Serrants wil) -perform the Comic Opera of FOTAINBLEAU. L o s reWinlove„Mr. N rralla m; Rosa, Mrs. Dickoas. • To which will be added, THE WOODMAN'S HUT. To-morrow, Othello; ivitb Intrigue: NEW MUSICAL FUND ) Established Apcil 16, 1786,.ftir the Itelief . of Decayed Musi- EXCHEQUER BILL OFIzICE, MAY 12, 1614... AU EXCAEQUEit BILLS .dated .in thn* Months of May clans, their Widows and Orphans ; Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, 'His Royal Highness the Duke of CMIBERI,AND, His Royal Higkiless the Duke of SUSSEX, His Royal Higiiiiess the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, r And his Highness . the Duke of GLOUCESTER. and June, ISI3, TO BE PAID OFF: PARIS, CAF general trews, there is, at present; fell" little, though a day or two must disclose very ins; portant political arrangements reSpecting ttt fu- , tare destinies of Europe. Italy isa grand Object Of speculation at this moment. Relativks, of the Emperors of Russia and 'Anshfia t are respectively mentioned as -the pr4,bable, Sovert.iins of that Country.----Qthers again assert, that one of the old Ilniesof:ltaly will supply the new Monarch demanded by the People.—And a third party, with great semblance of reason, affirm,. tharthe,,Coun try will remain divided into small- States ;:unfor l p tunately certainly, for the Country, tho4h-pro bably best clalculated to preserve the balance of Europe, s_inceltaly, in one Sovereignty, would, in all future contentions, give a preponderance to France or Austria, whichever cause she es poused. THE LORDS COMAHSSIONtRS of HIS JIL MAJESTY'S TRE4SURY having given directions for paying off the Principal of the aborementioned EXCITE WIER BILLS with the interest due, thereon, at the Ex chequerßill Office in the receipfot Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westmiiistet, on Thursday, the 2d day of 'June. Attendance will be given daily (Snudays and Holidays ex cepted) until, and including Wednesday, the 25th instant, from ten, o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, for the purpose 'of receiving the same; and," for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Lists thereof (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their respective aates, such as are for the 'same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal sums and interest ; due thes.T'on, computed from, but excluding the days on which they arc respectively , dated, to the said 2d day of "June inclusive- , when the interest will cease; and the said bearers (being holders or nor) are, indispensably required to indorse each Bill with their wait] signatures ; and to write their nan*s and residence at the \ bottom of their List ; and they are moreovor required to attend the Exchequer Bill Ofifee for payment, and to receive the new BAH; and give the receipts for the same. - . , „ .. TH EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 I S H PRESENT EVENING, May 13, will he .performed the Tragedy of • 60 1 0 10, ivi . OTHELLO. r t.: way ; lago, Mr. Young , Desdemona, Mrs. To Which . Faucit. Will be added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of I.( ' - rnor TIMOUR THE TARTAR. 2 .arta.r. r ow, The-Jew; Kith The Pannel, and Timotir the TI ' e btu ret u ,:: r l - I lilic are respectfully informed, , that Mr. Kern -win perfo to a short engagement on I/ ednesday_next s , and I.ll ' , Da that 'uiglA, the character of- (. ortolanu . PRESIDENT. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSt.IL VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Marquis of Douglas Lord Charles Spencer, • and Clydesdale, Honourable John Spencer, Earl Spencer, Sir George Denys. Earl Pomfret, KING'S THEATRE, ,HAIc . 'NIARKET. • ON THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1814, will be performed A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT Of Vocal and Instrumental Music, for the Benefit of this In,. stiwtion ; on which occasion the Orchestra will be on the Stage; on the same grand Scale:of last year. Principal Vocal Performers, who hare already kindly pro mised their Assistance :—Madame Capilani, Mrs. Dickens, and Madame Marconi, being her first public perforManee in England ; Signor Traniezzani, Signor Naldi, and Ml...Willman. In the course of the Concert will be performed, a Concel•l.o on the Harp, by Miss Gautheret, and a Couccrtante for Two French Horns, by Messrs. Schuncke (from Berlin). Leader of the Band, Mr. F. CRAMER. Conductor, Sir GEORGE SMART. WESTALL'S EXHIBITION. E N E , • 13ri • ' GALLERY, twit". door to the e,,, i " ihitiotish Gallery, P a ll-M a ll, is NOW OPEN, %vitil an itlempf Nele t ton of t PLUMBS'S atul DRAVVINGS D WE sT.-kLL, K. A.—Admittance Is. RO YAL ..kCADEMY, SO.METtSET-PLACE. ExHIBITioN is NOW OPEN from is the Morning till Seven in the Even 4littance Is, Catalogue Is. HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Sec. Further Particulars Wilt be announced in due time. Tickets, for the Boxes and Pit, ins. 6d.--and fur the Gal.. lery, ss. ; and Subscriptions received at the Principal Musk Shops; of Mr. G.'Stnart, Treasurer, 52, Poland street, Soho; of the Secretary, Air. J. King, 14, Little Chavel , -street, Soho; and at the\Opera-Oiticc. " Beauharnois, it is said, is to be Duke of Frankfort, 1.7 TENTH • ANNUAL EXHIBITION of Col f ,t r he SOCIETY of PAINTERS iti OIL and WATER. Oa rd — ,:-' I IS is NOW OPEN, at the *GREAT ROOM, Spring -n s. - -Admittatice Is. Catalogues 6d. T. UWINS, Secretary. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payinent of the principal and interest, prvious to the said 2d day of. June, they may 'be accom modated on Computing the interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. • " To-day the Prime Minister of Louis XVIII. is expected to be announced ; ,at any rate, his no mination will be made known speedily. The old and new partizans of the King seem to differ greatly in opinion as to who would be the proper ii t rw ROOMS, 13anovei.-Square.—Messrs. C. and W. KNYVETT most respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and their Ft:iends in general, that thCir. ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT is fixed for FRIDAY the 25th inst. on the grand scale of former years. Leader 'of the find, Mr. Weichsel. Grand Pianoforte, Mr. Knyvett. gan and Conductor,• Mr. Greatorex. Particulari will he duty published.—Tickets to he had ZIT Mr. C. Knvvett, No. 15,. New Norfolk-street; 4ind of Mr. W. Knyvett, N0..59, Upper Berkeleypreet: • BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. r rl r , GALLERY is NOW OPEN, with aSe- GA/N:ection of the best'WORKS of HOGARTH, Nie,'BOItOUGH, ant •ZOFFANI ; with which the Pro p,,,')rzi have favoured the British Institutio_ N i r the pur 0, 4 evincing the frierits of those emineat Masters. r" ri from Ten till Si.;.—Achnittance is. Catalogues ls. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. perqon—indeed there is no actordance between these s parties upon any subject ; and if Franey is too much exhausted \ for a foreign war, I sho❑ld not be surprised to see her exhaust her turbulence and violence in civil broils. The Government re- Such persons as may beaesirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon marking, uew'Bills, aid mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before the 25th instant, may 'he accouunodeted with new Bills, carrying an interest of three pence half,penuy by the chl, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 2d day of June; and will be delivered, together with the interest , due in respect of the Bills so .desired to be Exchanged; on Friday, the 3d day of June, and the fellowing days. DAY AND MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN BLACKING. THE Public are respectfully. friformed, that the above Article continues to he manufactured, in its ge nuine Purity and Excellence, at the original Manufactory, No. 97, High Holborn .; and as Most ofthe Impositions lately prac tised in their Name have been put down by the interference of the Law, the Public need no other Caution than observing the Old Label, which states it to be made by DAY and MAR TIN', 97, High Holborn.-.-To those who have been duped by purchasing pi spurious, Sort, and who may have supposed an alteration had taken place in the Manufacture of the. Black ing, D. and M, wish to declare, that it ever has been pre pared precisely of the same Ingredients, and by the same Pro portions. Price ls. 6d. a bottle. No Halt-pints made., TTO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR, SIGHT. ilt Sight of the Aged is restored ; the Weak strougthened ; and the Perfect Sight. proserved SP .ce ,unerring p r i nc i p l es, by BRADBE11.11,1"s PATENT e ACLES, 332, O x f or d- street. is ,ottiterent Disappointment; be particular in Oserring it tee ti , a ,shop, but a Private Honge, next door to the Fish betWeen Swall ow - s t ree t, and Argyle-street. quires supreme judgment and nice equipoise.— ; Much depends upon the nett Minister, whoever— 'be may be. Talleyrand is mentioned. " We hear a good deal about the absolute ex haustion of this country : it is true that France is reduced to absolute imbecility.' 'But one side . imputes this to the contributions and continued piesenee of the Allied Troops--the other, more justly, to theprodigiaus exertions made by &lona pirte, who has, to support his ambition, antici pated the revenues, the substance, and the popu lation, for several years to comes " The inscriptions On the Triumphal Arch in the Place de Carousel were effaced yesterday, and I imagine tbarvery little of the spoils wrested by France from other countries fby the last twentF years will be suffered to remain. Pictures, &c. have already been dethanded, and surrendered.----, Many fortified paces are also to be given up, or rased. N. B. ..411 Exchequer Bills dated prior to May, 1813,14te been advertised to be paid otr, andlhe interest thereon has . KING'S BIRTH-DAY. ' ON t 1 le 4tl )of JUNE, 1814, STATE . LOT : TERI' begins Drawing. 1 ...... of .. SCHEME. .) ........... ... L. 20,00 - is .. L. 20,000 10,000 20,000 '''' • • • ........... • • • 3,000 6,000 '-'• • . • . " • • • • ..... ..... 2,000. 4,000 4 . .... • • - . . ............ . 1,000 4,000 r....„...... ••• ~ . , . ......... 500 '2,500 10. , ........ •• • •- • 200 . 52, .. ...... '•• • • • 100 1,500 1,7„. ..... .......... 30 1,560 ......._" •• - • ............. 17 29,240 9' ---- ~ p 0 Tickets. . . . L.,9*,000 re tie Ticket.dra.' wir a Prize above 171. First Day, will .'%,, 4 '' •i 50901. and the fi rst 'Pi c k et drawn a Prize above I 71. Tr ild b ay, will receive 10,0001. - Q., 4e lC• e 011ic e E s in to ,TA and CountrTS and SH ARES are selling in great Vari e ty at all y. ......___ ceased. THE NEW WHITE COCKADE, an interest. , ing BALLAD, on the RESTORATION of the BOUR , BONS - to the THRONE of FRANCE, adapted to the fa vourite Air of " The White Cockade," is this day pniiii'shed .bv.C. Wheatstone, Music-sailer, Strand. Tile Words liy John Kelly, Author of " Elements of Music," in verse, price 13.6 d. • This Day was published, price 18s. in boards, I'LL PARK ; a Novel, in Thfee IVit. 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John ar Dudgeon, Assistant Deputy Sveyor, 4\fead Place,ar p• k , n ear Loney; • • or at the Office of Woods, London. This .Dav were published, Elegantly printel on Royal Quarto, illustrated with 15 Plates, price 21. 12s. 6d. in Boards, BSERVATIONS. on tke Design for tile illf"flicat;e Royal, Drury Lane, as executed in the Year 181, accompanied ny Plans,. Heratious, and Sections ofthe sante. • 13y R. WYATT, Architect. . . _ . . " I have not learnt hOw •long'Lord (I beg his pardon) the Duke of Wellington remains in Paris. He %Vas presented to the King this morn ing, and received in the most flattering and dis tinguished manner. Printed for J. 'Taylor, at the Architectural Lillcary, No.-59, High Holborn, Where may he had,, I. Dr. Brook Taylor's Principles of Linear Perspective, the Fourth Edition, - revised. . Octavo, 13 plates, price •14s. in boards. This . Day was published( second Edition, in One Volume B'vo. price is. boards, " The . Newspapers 'of to-day contain some ac counts of tbe4eception which the exiled Tyrant met at Avignon, and oilier places, on his route. He was entirely indebted for his preservation to the Allied Generals who escorted him. Even at • . • •Frejus, the last place of his sojourn, he was com pelled to join the cry, of " Vive le Roi ! Vive Louis XVIII. !" This, as is mentioned in a pri vate letter, he vociferated most lustily, and once or twice assured the people that he shouted from his heart. , What a lesson to lawless ambition ! He . disetribarked at Porto Ferrajo, and is dread fully shaken by recent events. His appearance,' says the above letter, is that of -a man subject to paralysis : his looks sallow and diseased—his action restless 'and unquiet. Throughout the journey be liras in perpetual agitation—peevish and irascible. His politenests,: when_ he assumed that quality, was 'evidently constrained, and ,his mind occupied with far other speculations than those subjects on which he conversed.' , •- " He is understood to be peculiarly protected by the Emperor of Austria ! What wont(' be thought in England of speculations already thrown out, that he might at no distant time command an Austrian. Army against his Quondam Empire ! INTRODUCTION to an ANALYTICAL DIC TIONARY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. By DAVID BOOTH. For Mr. Booth's Abilities for such' a Work the Readers are referred to the Reviews of that day, Extracts from which ars subjoined. Here is a great mass of excellent matter .corspressed in this learned' and ingenious publication into a IVonderfully small spaZe, without obScurity; it is distinguished by an 'ele gant , brevity, which could, arise from nothing less than a head truly fitted• for abstract science, and.a comprehensive and clear view of his subject."—Anti-Jacobiri Review, May, +to'-►. 2. 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The following- Boobs, mi that subject hare been recently pub lished byJ.TAYLOR,at the Architectural Library, N 0.59, High Holborn :- 1. A N HISTORY of the Origi❑ and Establish ment of GO rmc ARCHITECTURE; ' compre hending an Investigation of the Principles and Proportion of that Style, an,l an lngniry intaphe Mode of Painting upon and Staining Glass, as practised - in the Middle Ages. _ Loudon: Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternos ter-row, HOOPING-COUGII CURED WITHOUT INWARD ,ME- ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. - I) ; HTA of Children are cured an yOJL by this Remedy. On the first attack, an im mediate application of 40CHE'S EMBROCATION will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of the. constitution, and a few times may completely cure. In ( the most obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect; and no remedy can be so well calculated fur children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken inWardly. By JOHN SYDNEY HAWKINS, P. A. S. 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CoL i L e T u3 r. i day at the Golden Lion, Soutliwikrk, on Wednesdayt the J 1... _ef , fl of ji.'l"Y, 1 814, at Three o'clock - in the Afternoon, ,F rri dt DAA"9 I • , , the BARK of 178Z5 TB.E.Es, and , -.46 L at th e b f 1,:. CREECH and WEST AVALKS, all standing,;. Tireher tirt... 4 .-. u .L i also the Lop and Top Wood of the ab . o‘e , . her rlitterans ; a ' t. rof Fir, Beech, and Birch lint b ~.quan IL) . and Itiltroci:lit oies,..,ord Wood aoil BA..ins; all of which will e ZPThe 44° tot Lots, for the convenience of Purchasers. p1yi,.,,, °1 ,, , , , y be viewed any day previous to the Sale, by sdatti,' s Y 4•l3niaMin Bayles, at. Cr:lech . 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