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( j . , ,_.. , am. ura , ~ I', i.s&K„,a,, MrS.Diehons; Claudine, Mrs Bland; Lau 'illith wii, , i• . be added, 13th time, a new Musical Romance, '. 7 . , -,, i " Two Acts,-called data T i r "l, NINTH STATUE; eliti - rei ---,2 I RISHNIIAN •IN BAGDAD. - ' t r rir t al , •,:elv Neenery, Mac hilaery. Dresses, &c. . I t i!'t l h 'sj(ll\ lati ""ic entirely new (tvith the exception of I ,.(p riil onal Melodies) „composed by Mr. Horn. h i atelt, ce ,. of B )Mr I. Wallach ; Kilroonty (ail . k.":4gd:tP!,Mr• Jo hn , t ' oue;Boubikir Alaussin (a Dcr t,V - ." 4 . (34,', 'lr. Oxberrv; Morabec (a benevolent Magi -4,411.1";".4ze ; Asdrael (King of tile Genii), Mr. Waltie .l!,44')el , f • tilr(a Princess of aci), Miss Lady of the .lti l en ew M isse, • ,,,t )4 cY), Miss Kelly; Musca (a• tttZli.,4,l4}3lt44_,l•il,lion-tance of The Ninth Statue . ; or,. The trt, t Ze r e. " 4 1i will be repeated every Evening till t 4 )1 %Ti ' - k l it li tt Lscli ty ' \„ le,Merchant of Venice; Shylock, Mr. Kean. - i t % il it ,.` '''C'4eth ; Macbeth, ti-. Kean. <htulivv,ill. re-appear on Friday next, as Letitia eile's Straagem. 1, 1 1'1t.:, - , ---- -,-- tils *ra y. itoYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. h ay. 'Reif 1. r EVENING, Dec. 13, ..wil l 14,‘,. utrtied the Tragedy of . ~,, l it t, ''; Iti 'ksa l : ~ JULIUS CJESAR. . 4 t lie A " , r• E-e t nt• vius Cmsar Mr. tinnier t;) Vs t <tiith,,, 6 r Con ...c 4. . 3_ ! t r , k Y, Mr. way; Lepidas, Mr. M y M u rray;, tt,:nt) ; caesn?ble (being the last night bat two of his En r„,,, Mr. f f , st us, M. Young; Casca, Mr. Fawcett ; Tie ,. 4rrymore• D •Us Mi-. Abbott; Calpuruia, ~ .. , 1,,,..c.. , ect , . 11- qL'er „ hi ' 4 '43 airs. Renaud. )4 11„, x u a c, 1 1,. for the sixth time, a new Farce, caned ),,,,.•I',:arlei'l)TllF., DUKE • OR, WHICH IS WHICH? r t e -1 1, ltlers ti Mr. Jones, ' .Mr. Hamerton, Mr. Abbott, t ,.., r• kluruset, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Treby, and Miss Yti - ti lt , kli , Pzire •,1 "hil l .of The King and the Duke will he repeated S ll. till further uutice, Thursday and Monday ex -4 kik k , 4 l ,h o`\ rill ; Mrs. Beverley (for . ,the first t t ti tt , l4 le ri,-*.'''l.--On Thtirsday, ‘riolantis; Coriolarms, V b u qiil i. ,,`,,g the last night of his perforating that elm- INA, ,r.")'s En g , tgement) ; with The Forest of Bondy; ii%l'alt,,'‘l-141ltargis.--Ori - Frid-tv, Isabella; Biron, Mr. , tki.•14 4 .; -4 , I.l•liss O'Neill.-641 Saturday, John of Paris, 0;.0 4 ;i_til e , ' , ( l AI u and Aladdin, br, The Wonderful 44 ,.' 14'-'4.1.°J.7.774Y, Romeo and - Juliet; .witit Timour tine s,'"4l; ' I Cei l - ,V ci aY (by particular_ desire), Macbeth ; Mac- N ttlo r • le (Which will positively be the last night of tt\.,.. tri g this Engagement). . v 6 ------- u t I VAN ------- . r's , , t i,, pu b . ; UCTURE, CHRIST REJECTED. - k % tt r 'l. L4 - 1 .41C , .... , titt,ky 'Nue ' , . arc respettoily- 'wormed, drat 4.i? the • ce .' ) f the DISSOLUTION of MRS, WEsT, t'. " h " '''si.), the - EXHIBITION is for the pre ) ue n'otice will he given 6f its Re-opening. 'II. - ! vi i Decemberßy Order; 7, 181 4. - CHLES SMART, Secretary.' AR " :., iIN ,----_-__, , kr,t,,Ji.1.,,,,.(,--,,,:,.L1N,4'0i-ZDS respect inform !!'e - Itlt r t.jat . '. it itY the Public tltey ..re REMOVED ot' - r t ~- " -k4,,- ; ,e%id: , -, e in Rep; ell;street, to No. 43, ~ .' lcc ,' ",V f , , ,"rth lAl 4,l tl;SELL-SCAtUARE, where they con ''4l. -4° 4 lair i . TICAL Ci7RES .on HERNIA that.ad th '''i to r e 4:" in their situation - by a. Truss, so a.; in a tkA 't t 4Sk r 4' LIN "ler th e wear' of that Instrument untie t/11* 4 0n,„. '(o; Ca "att. a ''''N beg to obierve they can giviii• Re ,-ii—s,it ~..,,-sns o r - ~.., for the su Tess sod safety k i ' rili ''..4 , r. t entin,ace su ,cess t j kit e it'atnr,...., t , t , N 'ter j ) . `,.lllee at ho'me from nine o'clock in the morn ' the afternoon. 1 1 1 . il,t,'s lilt /1„,"-------------- b , , , t) 4 i••i„ f' IV ERSAL•BRITISH SAUCE. . trP4(ljelt). a ' •e s- " t-i tib:Toits flatter themselves, tilat. ! ! 4 •Z,itZ, U S l sA 6 l , l ,, 3l ':ed to offer the Public a new and most ' 'l ll - 'll,gt.4`-.lcomposed of the richest and m?st kii:lrtt, i v i ll -',, 'ents,.and will he - found on trial far superior 1, :0 , ,i of il e tiur Fish and Game, and more particularly ~, l t''d "1,,, ashes, Gravies Made Dishes, Scc. To Fa r.i,:'',t thrl el'') Keepers it will ' be found exceedingly con -o,,!:'sill ' eottsioerabe sating , .as quantity in an 1• 1 „, ~ 41 4 1 0 e ... l ad 6,,, an,i . ' excellent Gra.vy. .for Fowls, Bcet Steaks, Nt li ki l i l !', it i n s lerY good %••cith Co' Id Meat. .1 Y li 4 So n ., . sold Wholesale and Retail, by Thinuas 4 t„, 4, N, I tit,. t „ , 4 , qf yI I, H olborn -hill, corner of Hatton-garden, k li li r .;? , ' . l l ll . ~ at t at l':rincipal Oilmen ' and Fish Sauce '.' . eilders . i' ' ''ti ' -le .". by Mrs. Andrews and Mrs Gibbon Y,,ieit,„4t worreweather, .las. Heywood; Manchester, Mrs. ti: 4 . peceMert W. Hooper; Hereford, J. Harard ; , i ,,,,t..., c ,nlii ps , ; CanteOttiry W. Beer; ILimsgate, LI6 i'll ' 't i , ly 9"n "Y, Hill and P-ter ' s • Southampton, Lomer ,lii get,lernatitli,danies Da,'" ' Chester, '' B.Titleri Liver t,,qt.4,i,„i'ftrr44.3'.d, Sellnsa•• Chelle is n 7 bani,4.'orga i LLeek, W. l' ~4 1 ,_ l ar d, i.,,. ....tilantiebr, s j , up , . ; Portsmouth, ,.to i f! yl es and ',: tt, 1 ( ~ a , ..,- % ,, c.. 1 joniilliesi, l j hos. s l i N . ar r rnz ospo , a r ß t, ul . l and Thos. Ctier,;.G..l)iicher .- t. . ° ' -' f - tinl a n i n . n . 'd ne Da' Dartford; and one N.,,,,_ 14 the'Unit'l Kingd o m. '' -------. _. t ti t ik , INI I,,; ' ' - 1 ------ -- .---=------....---, t-'w•l\lAil,r!ttlA.t. TWINE-CLOTI-I. 6 L , i :) , A rt : ~:•'l"i"S' RetyAL LETTERS PATENT. Ac ct: ,,:l i l 'kl.es s te le, It) desirable for its great co :Ida- LYlc, ot4 Health as well its pre-eminent beauty ,kib t.l 4 ,: ii tt , d: 0118 Daur.abilitY' and as uneqUalled . E . conomy, is t o il e Mathematical Principle (a)atit toute Ytt,P_tt:.t-,,ii'l, dii ), an d is Principle pleasant to wear, tß ktl 'o'ld i c.,!g the ill, effects of sudden transitions front plviiitli'e:ast.ll'irPartilif; effectually, yet imperceptibly, an tiAl' l 'rt,,,, it, a rid • It has no flax nor any thing whatever .I ,til i ti ~ „th e _ .tnt is.fully ascertained to surpass in.d i i , r i a e , iNl,4lf,'. ether L 'c l h , i __ " I . Of Cloth, and thus rendered most f. 11 4,,:4i 1 ,, ,, t0 2 5 I '_' l te and in every Season.. Each PI ,z this q. s s. 6d ...as U pwards, ails. ; 2.5. tid.'; 3s. ; 3s. 6d• ; 'Cti l ', t ' Di e . Per ru'd, and made both in 7-Bths and 1 ,,,l k • 4 ; 14 • t 't for Sheet' 1.),.,.1,1,, , In p u ,.._ . , , !figs, affording peculiar , comfort ,.. Nt .4, ta no m ie.i&ri Cliii,ites, are made in .3--..t.n and kNi tski l 6, v':.. Mani fron t 11.; tos-2 yards each, froin 2c. 6d. 111 ) 1 !' D ' a, Cd by a " ''aelvi r . •- - warranted. It is soid, 1, i .. ~ .A., , .ly ti t _ 4„.` Piece is ~. t, i‘ .,,, ,. e r ce, .1. MII.LAI,I„ the Piren . tee, I t''li t 'at 1 1 '''-"A 'W AREHOUSES No. 16, CHEAP -61,1,,th:111.),.,,54,011ier house ; and where the White Chints I.. . t 't l i .'y t tkt`eit 1. 1 , ) ',1 1 ) , -: ));,tained from thret_o four gui- It 4, ,7t Pi Est I "nl p root three.. o f sses each. ,• amities 11ave long experienced' its ad , i•fp , • 1. ti , l, c) t tel,t ) . .. , '11010ir,,,•p531/4toN„l:itie<,l , A NTI-INIVETIGINES, or N , lor, atiqi,4l,. ,1).0..)S (without Mercury, or any delete ikititil,,ft,he se,Nttich stand in the highest - estimation for . 1 . i.,,, k e i n 41-V‘Y, Scroftila, Leprosy, and all disorders Zr),'ltitt‘la.h,l NPure state of the blow' • t. l. I' 4 ll Attal Q ' t 'miler , I- , t • .., - .. t• .• the hest tg nal,. w i 1' , ,,,,,h, -- h as . ed..w.e, iti (n en- ppeaa.ion ~ , t.tl i , m ili,:tvitr y, t ,. e 'er been discover e d for that dangerous ,1 . ti, l ,i tAis a ; ..e.eteiting the blood, and stimulatiii:!:lt to V. 4tl , ent: ' ,. l , l "!Pnre juices, giving strehztli awl tone %.•ti t ic nlitg ands iuvi'iorating both body anct 1,,r,„ 4 x. is 'e li t ' t l . l io .'4ll , q i ie !'\ s; PVr h "tlle , or ;bur ill one Fainily llottte fors Vt)i t ilVq-4., 5% .., e 0 ,4).11 twatle is saved.--Phe words ",,Sa:id. 1 1 t1 41 , b y . ,-- ,i F., a re. t .4, Nh. , 41 Ito e ngravt - d on tire stamp of each ititr t .,.Alti e • lie are genuine.. 1 / 4 0 1 ,11 c, oD nA :. - 'gb, lg, Strand ; Bacon end Co. 158, t 4 p'' 4 l . `4. ~ tdr s r s'''te New liond-streoic, London, and all it,1`44'.11 j '1P1140.1, 1 . i: it..;l etter. t ti ~k , t„,,,-- expects, when ceiritilted Til. letter, the ° c/1, '; ifry l i , 41 One Pound Note to-be inclosed, ad T." utlubl e ppusrcagSetl.l:!non, Gilead-Fluuse, near oj'r v clf e?r 4 1 0 11 1 er i t* C to P ; .er.!; o° d s e e r bi tc, io t ft/ T.ITE S DAY, DEC EMBER 18,', 1814. AFS.MY . Ct)NTRACTS, • Conaixtissztry in Chief's Office, Great Gaurg,e-street,•Nov. 28, 1814 , N OTICE is hereby giveit to all. Persons desi rous of contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use a the Army, viz.:- - BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, - and Barracks in the Haider-mentioned Counties Devon, Kent, Middlesex, Nortliamberland,.Somerset, War wick, Wilts. BEEFand MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can tonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the'under-mentioned Counties :—Berwick, Middlesex, Nyttinsbani, and in the se veral Count;Qs in' North Britain. OATS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in CantoJaments and Quar ters, in the under-mtationed Counties :—S slop, Worcester. FORAGE, viz. —Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks; and Oats in Cantor:ln:teats and Quarters, in the under-mentioned County:, ---Essex. ' • That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 23th day of January next; that Proposals in. Writing, sealed Hp, and marked " 'tender for Army Supplies ,*' will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday,' the 127th December (hut none will be received after Twelt'e o'Clock on that Day), and, if sent by Post, the Postage musCbe Proposals must be made separately fot• each County, ex cept for the Counties comprised in North IS ritain, all of which . must he included in one Tender, 'and each-Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to thi Tender properly filled up, by TOO Persons' of known pill city engaging to become hOund with the Party tenderiag in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due pLA 'formance of the Contract; but no Proposal will be noticed unless.made on a - 13: t inted Tender, and the prices expressed in t words at length and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be stationed or supplied in the County, the Expence of the Contract and Boiod, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refundes Ito him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may he had on ilpplication at this Office, between the Hours of Eleven and Five; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. • CAPITAL PRIZES. • WIFT and Co. have the pleasure of announc ing to the Public, that theysold in Shares tlDe following CAPITAL PRIZES in the Last Lottery, viz.— ' 755... L.16,000 12,636 . • 857 , . . 2,000 .200 • NEW YEAR'S GRAND i OTTERY Will begin Drawing on the 18th,JANUARY.—:There are 12,000 Tickets, and tha Scheme contains Fifty Capit at Prizes, including— -2 - . of, L. 20,000 , 2 2 .. . .2,000 4 ' l,OOO . 6. .. . .500 8 10 - 300. 16 • • &c. &c. &c. TICKETS and SHARES are .t.elling at SWIFT 'And. Co.'s fortunate Offices, No. 11, Poultry; 1 And No. 31, Aldgate Efigli -12, Clarlpg-cross ; J street. M0R1 . ,,,,...11:1 7 Kc• ! ~_____ .. . .N.---inE3 - -a-r. 1, tri - Mitas;t re of Eton; 31111C1ng to his Friends the Sale of several CAPITAL. PRIZFA in the Lottery which was drawn the 301 . 11 Nos:euthe r.—ln the last three Months he has been particularly fortuOtte, having shared and sold . , No. 12,343 ....a Prize 0f.... £.20,000 758 3,721 2,636 3,453 2,985 &c. &c. EYTON cannot too strongly recommend theNEW YEAR'S LOTTERY to the attention of his Friends; with only 12,000 Tickets there - are FIFTY CAPITAL PRIZES, two of 20,0031. two of 10,0001. &c. &c. to begin 18th JANUARY, and the 31st. A constant variety of Numbers are on Sale :It EYTON's Offices, 2, CORNIIILL, and 18, COVENTRY"- STREET, where every' description of Business in the Public Funds, and other Government Securities, is transacted with fidelity and dispatch. „. 9 _ . • 4i, f I f • VICTIT. :II ;LING-oFFICE,' .Dec. I 61 i . ! . • T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTIA.E I 4 "1 .Alin MAJESTY'S N4l Ydo hereby give Mei' .1 ; 4 .44,' on Thursday next, the 15th instant, hit. Willi:lm Reeks, their _?sent at Portsniouth; will be ready to receive scaled Tenders and treat for One Thousand Quarters of s ENGLISFI WI-SEAT (Wiighing 57 pounds per Bushel),:answerable to' a Sampk that will be exhibited at his Qffiee ; to be delivered in one Month ; and to be paid for by Bills payable, with in terest, Ninety days after date. • No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in irords at l(*ngth, or that .shall not be delivered before Dwelve'o'Clock on the said Thursday next, the 15th instant, Mr unlesi the Person who makes the Tender or none Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called for: The Conditions of the Contract nzay be seen at the tic• Malting-Office, Portsnzouth. DEPTFORD V1C7'174-ILLING-YARD, Dee. 8, 1814. r HESS . are to give Notice, that on Thursday, th,: i kii : ll4 instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will le e-.irot:yeil to PL7B Lie 34LE 0 at his Majesty's Victual ling-Yurd, Deptford, sundry Lots of unserviceable Provi sions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, viz. Bread, Flour, Rice, Raisins, Pease, Oatmeal, Pease Screen ings, Oatmeal Sweepings, Butter, Cheese, Vinegar, Sugar, Calkvances, Bake-house Sweepings, Beef, Pork, and Suet, Lea r, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead,. Barrel, Half-hogsheail, and4tundlet Staves, Wine-Pipe, Irish Teirce and Barrel Staves, Fire Wood, &c. &c.•&c. ~11)eposit pf 2.51. per cent. is to be made upon Nh amount of eagk Lot at , tbe time vf s•ale, and the remainder. of 7t he par chase•money paid before thy Stores are rem - oved, for ult s i c i purpose a period of 1.1 working days will he allowed from the day e sale, the 4inyers,particularly observing, that not less than 64e 7 half of the quantity is to be taken away from .the pre seSil.githin the firstsevent days, and the re»zaluder i,i the seven folloiting days, othgrwisethe deposit money will be fikleited , and the Provisions or Stores remain the property if the .Crown, as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted. • This Day was published, Second Edition, svo. price 9s. TREATISE on the COAL TRADE and its rit, ABUSES, with HINTS for AMELIORATION; an. Historical Accou►it of the Commencement and Progress of Coal-Mining; a Chronological deduction - of the Rights, Li berties; Charters, and Regulations, under which the Coal. Trade has existed from the'Reign of Henry 111. to the pre sent time; with Extracts from the Appendix of the Ninth Re port of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry. By R. EDINGTON. . . Printed forJ. Souter, No. 1, Paternoster-row; and sold by all Booksellers. This Day was published,. In Two T r ois. 4to. the Third Edit. p r i c 21. 12 s . 6d . Boards,. of AJOURNEY through. SPAIN, in the Year 1786-7, with particular Attention to the Agricul titre, Manufactures, Commerce, Population, Taxes, and Re venue of that Country; and Remarks in passing through a part cf . France. and late 1 ,1 '4 Cambridge: Rector of Pewsey, tits • ant ate o 1, are .ta , Printed for Longman, ' Hurst,,Rees, Orine, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, The- Character of Moses established for Veracity as an Historian, recording .Events from the Creation to the Deluge. In One Vol. 410. illustrated by *I Engravings, price 31. 3s. Boards. THE SAFEST WAY TO ATTACH INI I ( OSTO ttS. IQ WORN before the Lord Mayor at the Ma nsion House, London, cm . the 24th. November, 1814-- That Mr. PRINCE, of - John-street, Oxford-street, is the ori ginal Proprietor of the RUSSIA (NV; and after spending thousands,'which can be proved by the Proprietors of 'the principal Newspapers in London, and also by most respecta ble Wholesale Perfumers and Medicine 'Venders, it must be confessed it is villainy of any person to counterfeit. There are many who have used Russia Oil without benefit. on ac count of being imposed on by impo s tors, who sod them counterfeit, therefore. be partcular to-ask for Prince's Russia Oil; and if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, or Hair- Dresser sells Russia Oil, under any pretence whatever, that is not Prince's, are Impostors, as selling counterfeits to their customeve _ ELoyal Fannily, Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in ge neral, may rely on it that it is the best and wholesomest Oil for the hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children; and .if used constnntiy, not a hair will fail off or turn grey, and makes weak and short hair grow thick and long ; renders dry or harsh hair soft ; where hair has got thin or bald, if the least roots remain, will be - restored. Promotes eye-brows and whiskers. Ladies will find it curls real or false hair which may they like. - _ _ - . - Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald declared, after using Prince'S Russia Oil regularly fora short time, the bald places became covered with hair.. Gentlemen who wear powder ought to use it instead of poinatam, as powder is in jurious V.* the hair, and Makes it fall off or turn grey, or get bald, at an early age.; but by using Prince's Russia Oil in stead of pomatuni, not a hair will fall off or turn grey. In future no other but larze size battles will be sold, one guinea a bottle ; two bottles for 21. ; or six for 51. Observe.—Each guinea bottle contains theivantity of four bottles, what used to sell at 6s. which is a saving of I is. Ladies.and Ginakitten will be more particular,.when paying a guinea per, bottle, to have Princ e ' s genuine Russia Oil. Parents, G ua rdians, and Governesses, are informed that each guinea bottle contains five_onice bottles, and by get. ting of any Druggist ounce vi4l4 - , they may separate it into five. Sold by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, - John-street, .ox ford-street. As the numbers run irregular in John-street, therefore obserre.it is next door to a Coach-maker'i.—And by Mr. Smith; Perfumer to his Majesty, New Rand-street; Ilendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborne-street Bay ley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince.. and Princess, 'awl Duke and Duchess of York, Coehspor-street; Minting, 89, Pall Mall ; Newberry,- 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Dicey, Bow Church•lard; . Barclay, 9), Fleet-market; Butler, 4, Clleapside Edwards, GG, St. Paul's Church-yard; Low, deo, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; .Berry and Johnson, Greek-street; Weston and Rout,' 229, Stiand; Davison, s'), Meet-street; Rigge, 65, Cheapside • Bolton atut Tutt, Royal .Exchange - ; Brodie and Dowding, Saliabury ; Richard Smyth, IG, •Dame-street, Dublin; and ,by most plincipal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Niel-chants, Captains , and Cuautry Venders will receive liberal allywance, THE NEW EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE, On Saturday; December 31st, will be published, embellished with a fine Portrait of the Rev,. Rowland Hill, engraved in the first style of excellence, price Sixpence, or o❑ Su . ferfine Paper, with" a • Proof Impression of the Plate, Eight-pence; No. I. fprJanuary (to be continued Monthly) of The •N ENV EVANGELICAL, MAGAZINE, gnd THEOLOGICAL REVIEW.—This Work -is, under taken with no party views, for' the Editors own themselves to be of no party hut That of truth. Its avowed object is the furtherance-of the Cause of true Religion; by means of the dissemination of Scriptural Knowledge. Their Work will con sequently consist of Cikiginal Essays on the Doctrines of Re velations—lllustrations of the Evidences of Christianity, -adapted to stem the torrent of Infidelity, On. the one hand, and to confirm the Faith and Hope of Christians on the other; with various particUlars enumerated in a Prospectus, which may he had (grabs) on application to any of the Booksellers. Communications addressed to the Editors at Nlr.Goodwin's, 10, Ave-Maria-lane, London, will meet with due attention; to whom, or through the medium of the Booksellers, all Orders for the Work, or Advertisements for the Cover, are requested to be addressed, plisst paid. ' N.B. The Profits of this Work will be denoted to Charitable Purposes. A 'MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. A. Safe, and Perfpc't CURE of RUPTURE (Without pain or confinement) - is now - practising by Mr. J. H. SPENCER, No. 3, Golden-square. Mr. S. has the most gratifying satisfaction of assuring the Public, that since the commencement of his Practice in July last, manyßuptuted Persons have been effectually cured, who may be referred to; and he has at this time under his care upwards of 100 Pa tients, who feel assurance, from his mode of treatment, they are now receiving that advancement towards a 'cure, which in the Gild cannot disappoint them; and in every case Mr. S. pledges himself they shall stand the test of examination by the most shin' practitioner. In further testimony of these interesting facts, he feels him self honotircd in being permitted to refer to two high and noble Peers, from his successful application:on-a couple of Patients of their sending. To show must forcibly the national importance of this dis covery, Mr. S. need only'to refer to every Professional Writer on the lamentable subject of Hernia, who state, from very satisfactory documents, that more than one in every eight persons are ruptured. Mr. S. subjoins a List of a few Persons who have been ,perfectly cured, and who,have allowed thepublication of their names, from.motives of gratitude to him, and of humanity to those who may now be labouring under that most afflicting Malady-2. 7 The Soldier put under his process, by his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, for a bad Rupture, has left off his Truss several mouths, after 'being passed as sound by Doctor Patric, - amine Army Medical Board. All Letters must be. post-free. ' " Mr. Giglio;, 12, George-street, Grosvenor-square. Mr. W. Bowman, 47, Old Com pton-qrec:t• - Mr. Williamson, 111, Golden-I:we, Barbican. .Mr. Trengrove, sent by Earl Stanhope. Thomas garrad, 7, Upper Crown-street, Westminster. Mr. Charles Saunders, Servant to the Earl of Onslow, Clarges-street. Mr. Cussack, 15; Harford-street, Fitzroy-square. Al J. Finden, Servant to Mr. Manchester, farrier, Ormond lard, 13Iuouisbury. .• • ••••••••.r. '1 SIXPF,NCE-HALPPENNY; L-• I--.-- • - cam..." Amami FUENCI! PAPERS. PARIS, DEC. 9..—The German Gatettes, toe' servilely copied by others, continue their daily contradictions as to Ole results of the Congress. The following iV al-haler specimen' of CI is kild which we find in the Netremberg Gazette of the 2d instant, under the head o t " Vienna, Nov. SG, half past six in the evening. " The affairs of Germany are now regular, ed.. The Germanic tonstitut ion has been settled. Prussia will not form part of the Germanic Con federation. Saxony is re-established. The Russit to Minister, Count Stackelber', set off this day as ct courier, to,carry the news to the King of Saxony,. The King of Prussia will take the title of Em- 1 peror. Austria will retain that part of Poland which she. possesses. Prussia will mull' the greater part of her portion, and receive indemni ties for the rest." With regard to the above, it may be said, that accounts from Vienna of the 28111 state, that the Official Gazette of that day was expected with impatience, in cansequenceof the circulation of the above rumours ; but -it does not publish a syllable on the subject, so that their truth is doubted. We are . assured that the eight millions assifned to the Plinces of the Royal Family by the 1 n - 01, hAve been divided as follows :--Lfor Monsient four mAions'ri-for the Duke and Duchess of An gouleine, 2,500,0001 and for the Duke of Berry, 1,500,000 fr. VIENNA, Nov. 27.—The panfphlet entitled " Congress of Vienna," '(Erlangen, 1814), and • which was probably translated into‘Turkish, and printed at Vienna, has occasioned a Meeting of the Divan at Constantinople. The result of that conferenCe has been to demand of 11. Sturmer, the Austrian Internuncio at the . Porte, ulterior in formation on the subject. That Gentleman, well knoiving that the Court of Vienna had no share in the publication," though the Divan thought otherwise, protested that the 'work in question was utterly unknown t 9 his Government. The Divan heard the' reply with tranquillity, and ob served, " It is very yell ; if our enemies attack us, we know how to receive them." ' The affair thus ended. • BASLE, DEC. I.—The High Court of AppeaVai Berne has 'at length decided upon the. fate of the insurgent leaders in Oberland. The Notary De Boenigen is condemned .to death ; Dr. Blatteur to sixteen years confinement in -irons; .and the other individuals concerned to lesser punishments. presented an Address to his Holiness from the Catholics of,Great Britain. ROME, Nov. 21.—The persecution of the Free masons goes on with inconceivable warmth. There are no means which are not thought lawful to ar rive at the knowledge of the ;venerable and their adepts.—His Holiness obtains no satisfaction from the Allied Pocvers,.as to his demand to be rein stated in the Whole extent of his dominiOns'.. HAVRE, Nov. 28.—1 t results from a dispatch, from the Secretary of State ,for the Marine De partment, that no change having been intro duced into the - colonial administration -of the Danish and SCvedish possessions, French vessels would be adMitted at St. Thomas and St. Bartho loniew, on the same conditions as before the war. But whereas, in consequence of the dissensions which agitate South America, the presence of our flag in that quarter might give rise to unfavourable interpretation which it is prudent to avoid ; there is consequently no occasion for the merchants to engage in, speculations, respecting those colonial productions." His Excellency ; however, adds, that there is nothing to prevent the vessels preparing for China, as well as for that part of the United States which is - not included in the English blockade, front sailing for-their,destina tions." HANOVER, , Nov. 25.---A report was circulated that the Duchy of Brunswick, or at least the western part of that State, would be united to' Honover. That the Duke was to receive indem nities' for the country so ceded, was of course im plied. It is now known almost to a certainty that this idea has „been relinquished,, and that the Duchy of Brunswick will remain as it was in 1806. It is said that a powerful Monarch takes a lively interest in the fate of the country of Brunswick. PARts, DEC. 6.—Yesterday, in the,. Chamber of Deputies, M. Emeric David moved for an Ad dress to his Majesty, praying him to grant, on good ground, to brothers and sisters-in-law, the permission to contract marriage, as granted in similar cases to uncles and nieces, aunts and ne phews. M. David cited, in support of his mo-' treat, 1756 written applications to the Chancellor of France on this subject, exclusive of verbal re presentations. The proposal was referred.to the Committees for consideration.—The law relative to making . Marsailles a free port was passed by a majority of 127 to 21. AGRAM (CROATIA), Nov. 21.—The regiments of Croats, and- the Dalmatian corps, commanded by General Count Palfi, which - had been ordered towards the camp of Licaherg, are about to paste through our city, to return into Italy, where the Austrians appear to be reinforcing their forces. A report is spread here that there will be form ed an 'army of reserve of 40,000 men, of which 12,000 Croats will form part. .The giovernot of