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The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-12

ADAMS V. COOP .

This Was an action for 'slander brought by the
plaintiffs, a silversmith and 'liveryman of the city
of London, against the defendant, who was for-.
inerly.a traveller in bit employment. , The plain-
tiff it appeared was left-guarttiawaud trustee to a
minor.
,the name of Joseph Walton whom.his
had apprentitied to a cabinet-maker in the Ray-
raarkf4. .Some misunderstanding having arisen
between the plaintiff and the defendant, they
.parted, anti the latter having met the ward of Mr.
Adams, he spoke the following words, " As a
friend, would'ii4vise you,,to gFC your friends to
take yotir money but of Mr. Athints's hands as
-soort.as possible, pr,you will Tose it. I. should be
extrenkely, Sorry td have a hundred pounds .oitny
Ynoney in his lkands, as I know his_offairs are in a
);1(1 s:ate;! •
Ire Jr,llvts, the plaintiff's Counsel, said that,
thesc WOr4l3lwere not ',of 'them-selves- actionable,
but the plaintiff sought -td recover special-da,
inages'i for it appeared that the young man to
lvhoun the words were used, communicated them
to his mate' mil uncle, Mr. Cross, of the Strand,
"who shortiy afterwards filed a 'Bill in Equity,
cabin hitu.to account for the Manner in which
be had conthicted hit trusts.
tlr. Cross' on being• examined, however, stated,
that' :even if this Communication had not been
-*made- to him, he should, from other circumstances,
have -filed-tbe bill in question.
•
Ms: Jttstice BAYLEY said, that this evidence put
an end to the action, and the plaintiff was, there-
,foorfa, non=sui ted.
London, England, 1815-10-20

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21), 1815.

OFFICE, OF ORDN.!NCE, Oct. 10, 1315.

HIL, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His illif-
JEsTr's OI?I)NANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, we or
bry'ore Monday, the 23d instant, froni such Persons as may be
willing to undertake the. Supply I BRITISH ana FORPPN\
IRON for. Service of this Department, fur a period of Three
Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year,'
upon Notice
.of three Months, at the option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application
at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and
Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
'of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten
and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered
sealed ue, and endorsee) " Proposals for British and rorcibn
Iron ;" but no Proposal-eau- be admitted after the said 22d
instant, at Twelve o'clock at Neon of the same day, neither
will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, er an
A4-int in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order, of the Board,
B. 11. 07E11', Secretary.
London, England, 1815-10-20

IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES !

THE present LOTTERY enritleS the Pur-
chaser to the Chanel! of the. Whole of the Prizes,
L. 314,400, the full Value of '20,000 thOugh fife
Wheel contains u.nly 15,000; this novelty exc tes the general
attention of the Public. The Scheme contains Three of
50,001)1. Four 'of 20,0001. and -many other great Prizes.—
BOBNSBY and Co. shared and sold the largest Prize in the
last Laterv, and in the Five preceding Lotteries Three of
20;0001., Three of 10,0001., besides 5,00014 2,0001., 1,00U1.,
&c. &c.
TICKETS and SI-JARES are selling at No. 2G, CORN,
HILL, by the Public's most obedient Servants.
•' HORNSBY and Co.

:\1",7NG.0• l'Afti:

, SECOND EDITION, Quaff !.--0, of PARK 's
LAM'j' JOURNEY and LIFE„ •...;th important Additions
to tit, latter, is now pnhlishvd, priee.33s. 6d.•
**- The Additions arc 501,4 separately,- price 3s. to tlie
Purchasers of the forniet,E,lition.
Gittdon r Printed fin. John Mitriay..
London, England, 1815-10-20

NOVEL LOTTERY SCHEME.

-SWIFT and Co. solicit the attention of the
Public to the Scheme of. the present Lottery containing
only 15,000 Tickets,
,yet affording to Purchasers a Chance of
all the. Capital and. other Prizes belonging to a Lottery of
20,000 Tickets, and, particularly Three Prizes of 50,0001. and
Four' of 20;0001. 3 per Cent. Goeernment Stock.---The amount
of Stock and Money Prizes, any of which may he prawn to
the Tickets of thiS Lottery, is more than double the sum
usually Contained in a Lottery of the-same number at Tickets.
—The Tickets and Shares are- on Sale at. No. 11, Poultry;
No. 12, Charing-cross ; and No. 31, Aldgate i Ugh-street ;
the Oakes of SWIFT and Co.
London, England, 1815-10-20

Towards the end of this Month will be published, hi Bvo.

price ss.

THE FIELD .of WATERLOO ; a Poem.
By WALTER SCOTT. •

Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Constable and
Co. Edinburgh ; Long-man, Hurst, lttes, Ornie,.atid Brown,
and J. Alurray, London. •
London, England, 1815-10-20

COMMERCIAL TREATY.

" NEW-Yotir;:, SEFT. 6.—Odtlines of the Treaty
recently neg,ocii:ted between America and Eng.

land :

" The tratle from America to the East Indies to
remain on the same footing as heretofore, the dis-
criminating dotic.s on hot h sidcs to be done away.
Nothing is said of the Fisheries, iVest' India
trade, that with Canada overland, or with our In-

dianS. .
" Each promises that the other shall he placed
on the footing of the most favoured nation.
" This treaty is to continue in force for four
years.—( The Colombian, Sept. 6,)
"-Peace was concluded with the Dey of M.
gicrs on the 12th of July, and on our own terms.
" FRom CUBA.—We learn that several vessels
have lately arrived at that I,,sland front the coast
of Africa, with cargoes of slaves. One of them,
a brig of twelve guns, very nturrowiy escaped cap-
ture while lying at anchor at the coast, b a Bri-
tislt ship of war, which taw y upon tier um.kcover-
ed in a fog, and commenced firing into her ; the
brig returned the tire, ent.licrl made
sail. 'lhongh got"cloaf., t,'Oe,ol-`dO'otlicers
was wounded slighily, and '4)4l' utlierlaanrao
sustained.—(CoktrOico,
London, England, 1815-10-20

13. (id

TUE BRITISII REVIEW, No. XII.
Will be published on the First of November, and contain the
following Subjects, viz. • •
THE Church and the Bible Society-r-Ileport
on the State of Mad-houses in-England—Southey's, Ro-
derick, the last of the Goths—Word,worth's - White 1-I`)e of
Bylstone—Blomfiehri Greek. Plays—Lloyds Translation of
the Tragedies of•Alfieri—Nremoir on the Newly fri,„coeered
Subject, lodine—More's Character and W;-itings St. Paul
—Klaprotles Travels'in the Caucasus andGeorgia-Adelut4,
and Townsend, on Languages—Progress of the United States
in Commerce,
_Agriculture, and the Arts.
London Ptibfished by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
noster-row ; and John Flatchard. Piccadilly.
*** It is intended that the British Review shall be pub-
lished, with the other periadical-Works, on the first of Fe-
bruary, May, August, and November; and no t:xertiori kill
he spared to insnre a regularity.so. desirable, particularly to
such of,iits Readers as reside in -the Country at a distance
from their Bdoksellers.

PATENT ANATOMICAL SELF-REGULATING TRUSS.
THIS recent INVENTION of Messrs. LING-
FORD, for which his Majesty's Patent'hasheen'grust-
ed, will, they confidently hope,
.entirely ol'syiate
.theincon-
venience -Complained of in other Trusses. Its sllpc,riority
will instantly be apparent, as it combines in itself the parti-
cular advantages of every other Truss, without their defects.,
and suaS, be 'leo-hard, either higher or -lower, !mamas d or
furward,.as requires! by the B'eat'er, and be applied with the
greatest nicety to the exact part afflicted, nor will be subject
to the intense pressare and excoriation:too frequently caused
. --
by Trusses upon a different constrnction:
Messrs. L. While disclaiaiin; .a wisll to deprecial:e the pro-
perty of others, solicit a colortris,:o as the fairest test 'of the
truth of their ai,estions.—'.'sicssrs: L. will feel honoured by
the call of any Medical or Surgical Gentleman.
London, England, 1815-10-20

• „.
pERRY, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS., strongly
recommends to the consideration of his Friends and the
Publicithe present attractive LOTTERY, rid" beyond ,41ner
'exaMpte, and a Grand Novelty without any Precedent., the
Public in this Lottery harlot!, an_actualChatice of all the M-
one- in a Lottery of '20,000 Tickets, thouzit the present Lot-
tery c,,ntains only 15,000 Tickets; andloi3 to' boast of in
Three per:Ccut. Consols, •• . „...,. ...... . . ..
'threePrizes of L 50,000
Four
.1 .20,000 .
Three . ... L. 4,000 • •
Eight . I. 1,000 - •
&c. &c. &c.
All of which may be Drawn 7th of NEXT MONTI-4
NOVEMIIIat. . ._ .

P.F.11.11.Y advises his Friends and the Public to make an early
Purchase at. his truly Fortunate Office as-above, as Tickets
and S'haros will become scarce, and consequently advance in
Price.
*,,* Perry's Lucky Office is the Corner House, Ho!bona
Bars.
London, England, 1815-10-20

LOCK AND SURGIC!
His Royal' Highness tte, DUKE
the following Comantt
Earl of Egremont
Earl of Leitrim"

L DISPENS.VtY.
of YORK, President, and
ee of Governor, .
Col.-NV. J. Jones, NI..P.
,Io,lln Lamlehe, Esq. NI. P.
Col. 11. Clements, iN.I; P.
Capt.'J. Hay.

Itt. Hon. Sheridan, M. I'.
Hon. Col. J. Barry, M..P.

_ _ . •
Sunor:ox,
Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Lon.,ton.

THE above ESTAT3LISiiiiMNT. unites the
Safety of a PUBLIC INsTrru i'ION, with a Delicacy,
honour, and Secrecy, that belongs tc, Private Practice, and,
added to its high. Patronage, it is conducted by such Profes•
Skill and extensive. Practice, that the worst• Cases of
Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however
itiveto ate or of longstanding, experience a complete Cure.
as well as that Derangemeat of tue Generative Organs,
which impairs the Constitution and shortens Life. •
Mr. Kiernan may. be consulted by. Patients of both sexes,
at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed-
ford-square, where the necessary•Adrice and Medicines will
be.given, or-sent to any part of the .United Kingdom.
This Day was published, price 4s boards, by F. Kiernan,
a Second and Improved Edition of a Practical Treatise on the
Vencri-al Disease and its Consequences, • Sold by Sherwood
and Co. 20. Paternoster-row ; tlighley and Son, 174, Fleet-
street; Callow, Crown-court, Soho and by all other Book;.
sellers.
London, England, 1815-10-20

SCORBUTIC AND VENEREAL COMPLAINTS

THE Reputation of Dr..F.ll.giiMAN's GUTTA
SALUTARIS has been firmly established by forty years
experience ofits beneficial effects in• Scorbutic and Viniereal
Complaints.'. For Scrofula,. Morbid Injuries of the Glands.,
the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution ; occa-
sioned by acrimonious" Matter retained in the habit, or intro,
dneed by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or inudiciOns
'te of Mercury, this Medicine will be
,found the most effica-
cious, and at. the same time the srfi.st that can be resorted
to; and is no less excellent in Diseases of the -Kidneys and
ii rider, Obstructions in the Urinary Passages, and Lumbago.
It requires no restraint of Diet, Confinement, or binderance
to Business. .
Sold at Mr. Butler's; Igo. 4, Cheapside, London,- and most
Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles, at RS. 9d. 4s.Cd.
and Us. each.
London, England, 1815-10-20

CARROLL and CO. (Contractors, for the two
last Lotteries) in presenting the following Scheme to
the Public, take the opportunity of making their grateful ac-
knowledgments f‘ir past Favors, and solicit a continuance at
their Old Established Offices, No. 7, cortNutu, and 25,
oxFoRD-NTLIEET, where all Business in the Public Fun Is
is executed with Fidelity and Dispatch. -
The Lottery, which consists of Two Parts, the First con-
taining 15,00(1, and the Second 5,000 Tickets, will begin
Drawing-7th November.. The Scheme is so arranged, that all
izes that remain after Drawing the First Division of the
Lottery, will form the Scheme for the Second, which will he
Drawn 7th December.

SCHEME for 20,000 TICKETS.
3
' 20,000 ditto
4,000 ditto ' k 2,000
I,oort
5110 ditto
300 ditto
200 ditto
100.. Money Sterling
50 ditto
15' ditto
10 ditto 20,000

2,000
2,000

4,115 Prizes. In 3 per Cent. Consols and Money, L 314,100
The Three Prizes of 30,0001. will be added to the Three
Last Drawn'Prizes of 20,0001. whether they are drawn in the
First or SeCondDirisiyu of the Lottery, making.
THREE PRIZES Of. nrery THOUSAND POUNDS !
-Three per Cent. Consols.
London, England, 1815-09-02

ACCESS. GRATUITENIENT.

•
TILE Nobility, Gentry, and Others, are, re-
,
speetfully inform:2d, that BENTLEY, of St. Martin's-
Line, is removing- to. thoSe spacious Premises,S, ~Vitiinure-
street, Cavendish-square•, where he Intends to ()leer for View
and Sale, a ColicetiottotPaintings, Bronzes, Carvings, IVI-o-
-salts Sculpture, Musical Instruments, (lochs, Cabinets,.la-
pan Screens, Marlik Slabs, Armour, Buhl, Tapestry. Coins,
China, egc.--.1. B. humbly solicits future favours, trusting his
terms will meet appi•obation.—Property of the above deScrt-
tion:purchased to any amount, anti ready. Cash. = Country
Letters, post-paid, immediately attended to.,
London, England, 1815-09-02

-FRENC II PA PER-8-,

(RECEIVED THIS MORNING.)

The •Illonitetti of the 30th contains nothing

worth translating;

fF rom Yhe Journal tie Perris)

His Royal Highness the Duke of Angouleme

is on his return to PAris.

. Abrye the IMenal and transTerte_doors of .the
triumphal arell of the Carousal, are six basso

reliev,ns in white marble. Yesterday that was
T,moved -Whit'll WAS to tight of the spertator

from side of the square.
by .means of pit:Nies.. -
The co/trier of Brest has been provisionally
suspended by authority.

It was taken down

(Fran: the GOZIII, de France.)

PO I.AINT).

WARSAW, AUG. 7.—General Count Benigsen
set off a few days since to join the Afmy of the
South, which is at siVohilow, on the Dniester.
Mr. Willock, Ambassador from England to
Pers;a, has passed through this place to that of
4'his destintition.

Alessienr;, Ettinger, Holm, Neuding, and Spiro,
are recently taken their departure for Paris, where
they are sent by the Jewish Community of this
city, as a Deputation to Isis Ainjesty the Emperor
of Russia, 'King of Poland.
GERMAN'

CARLsnutir., Auc. 22.—M. Jerome Btiona-

parts passed yesterday through our city,-necom-
pa&ed by a Wurtemburgh Officer. They, Con-
ducted Wm to Gmpping,en, Where be will- find the
Princes Catherine, his wile, with his son. It is
expected measures will be taken to -prevent him
from quitting the place appointed for his resi-
dence.

Het Imperial Majesty the Empress of Russia is
taki►►g the waters of Baden, ►vhcre it is believed she

p.roposs to pass some weeks.

, They ,state from Dresden that the King and
Royal Family of Saxony reside in the Castle of
einitz. where they have received the visits of.
many of the Princes and Princesses of their House.
A letter front the Chevalier de Brevennes, Pre-
feet of the delta' fluent of l'Heranit, to. the Under
Prefects, states it to be the will of his Majesty,
that the individuals lately confined by virtue of
the extraordinary powers entrusted to the Duke
d',AegOureme'sball he set at liberty, with the ex-
ee2tion of those who had7been previously guilty
of ,zomr crime. The measures Liken by his Royal
IliHiness arc described to have been wisely taken
at,the time, and to
_have proved completely sue-
but the King having published in his
Oylinancc a list of those against whom it was
his intention to proceed, is nniwilling to add to it.
The:parties are' to he -giVen to understand, that
their future conduct will be watched, and a new
attenrllt,to distal) the public will not pasS with
London, England, 1815-09-02

THE'MAIDS'a)NE JOURNAL

TT having. been-.considered rwcessary to assist
M the Revenues of the Kinz,lorn by an .ADDITIONAis
DUTY ON NEWSPAPERS., and the late Art of
to
for that purpo,e having_ confined .the price to SEVEN
PENCE, the MAIDSTONE JOURNAL will he published at
that price on Tuesday, the sth instant; and. as no exertion
or expellee has been (or will he) spared to render this OLD-
ESTAU usrigb and HI 011LY-FAVOU it1;10 PROVINCIAL PAPE!t,
complete in every department, J.-V. HALL (the Proprietor,)
gratefully and respectfully solicits a continuance of that ge-
nerous support which has so liberally rewarded his exeitions.

In Political Opinion, THE MAIISSTONEUOURNAL has
-proceeded for •THIRTY YF,A RS in constant unison with dint
vigilant and protecting Government, whose wisdom and
energy (supported by the blessing of Heaven)) has exalted the
British Nation to the highest pinnacle of. glory;-.=anti under
this triumphant banifer, it will still continue its successful
and unvarying path, relying with humble confidence on the
Supportansl Approbation of every well-wisher to OLD ENG-
LAND AND THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION.—The Cir-
culation is very extensive through Kent, Sussex, Surrey, and
Essex.—Agents. for Advertisements, M. Newton, Warwick-
scivarti; and Mr. White, 33, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1815-09-02

TO b.. q Hyde
.
. e LEI', within five minutes ride
Park Corner, a Magnificent -R FUrniESIDENCE shed.
.
The House is spacious, with extensive Offices and Stablijigt
a very considerable range of HotliOuses, and Walled Oar-
den, -Orchards, Ice Honse, &c. The South Front of the
House overlooks the Lawn, the Park,' and a large Sheet of
Water, oFabout one acre and a half, 'well stocked with Fisk,
and the Shrobberies and Wafts,- which extend entirely round,
have had great attention and expence bestowed upon them.
during the last seven years. The whole contains abont 13
Acres, and is in every respect calculated for the Ri..sklence of
au Ambassador, or a Personage of DiStinctiOn, being a com-
plete Ras in Urbe. '
Apply at Mr. Sudlows, Solicitor, 'Monument-yard.
London, England, 1815-10-18

:11,* (1

one cvor

)y o

particu

oiction, is a

Illation by the Members of the Junta of Corunna
to the Inhabitants, thanking them for their con-
duct, - congratulating them on the happy turn
things have taken, and ascribing, their deliverance
as doubtless principally' owing to the protection
of the Most Holy Virgin of the Rosary, to whom
they had, most fervently prayed while in prison,
and whose festival is just now celebrating. "

FR ENC II PA PE S,
[REGEIVEri THIS MORNING.]

("Frrint llu Joarnat des. Debats.)

PARIS, OCT. 14.—The Duke de Bourbon, who
has not yet returned from England, is expected
in a few.days.
Ptince,Wrede, General in Chief of the BaVarian
-army, has arrived at Dijon from Paris.
The le-composition of the Courts and Tribn-
nals is said to he quite completed, and is to ap-
pear in a few days.
Oeneral Rapp, after having visited the environs
of SChaffhausen, left that city on the sth October,
to go to the waters of Schinznach, in ArgOvikk.',

'adhesion to all ale changes that have taken place
in the city of Ragusa and its environs.

SITTINGS OF THE CI-1111BERS;

3

CHAMBER O 1 DEPUTIES.
Sitting qf the 14th Oct.
The Committee was appointed in the Bureanx
to draw up 311 Address to the King. They ,assem-
bled in the-library, and had not their Report
drawn tip till two o'clock.
M. Bellart, the Reporter of the Committee
charged to frame the Address, presented the 4lraft
of it,• the reading of which Ivas preceded by a
short preamble.

The reading of it, and the discussion which fol-
lowed it, did not give root» for any animated de-
bite which could be heard from without. .
Neither the Secretaries nor the other Officers
were admitted into the Hall.

Al. Vail! )lane, the Minister of the Interior, ar-
rived about two o'clock.

Two drafts Df.an address-were presented- during
the sitting. One of them was adopied'Witii some
amendment, and sent for the revisal of the Coin-

ntittee.
At fie o'clock the Committee presented a new

report.
The'address was agreed to, and ordered to be
presented to his Majesty by a deputation of 25
inembers..
At hall,past'five the 'sitting was :adjourned till
Monday. '

FRENCF FITNI)S.

'5 per Cents.
Bank Actions . , . . 10:1'2 f. 50c. 101E4. 73c.

ALL THE RISE IN CON';OI,S.• ABOVE SG, WILL BE-
LONG TO Ml': HOT.DERS OF 'PICKETS OR Si-IAIIES
OF THE S VOCK PRIZ:,.S IN Tins LO ITERY, WHO
WILL BE rAin THEIR. V.I:UTE IN 11.).c.iY, IF I'IE-
FFALRED. ALL TIE CAPITALS MAY BE DRAWN
TUESDAY, 7th N

!~

MAILS.
ARRIVED-1 Guernsey and Jersey. Doc-1 Lisbon, I Ham-
burgh, 1 Waterford.,

ST. LUKE.—I-lolidayat the Bank, Exehequer, East India

atld.South Sea Houses.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 'I'O.MORROW.
Nlornins:,-, 43 tai netts after 2. j Evening, 2 initiates after 3.

Quis OICERE EALsunt AuDEAT?
London, England, 1815-10-18

BERIOtS DISTUttBANCE, AT DIEPPti

BRIGHTON)
OCT. 16.—The, Neptune packet,
With many Passengers, tame in from Dieppe this
Inoln'n6 This vessel brings intelligence of a
serious disturbance having taken place at Dieppe;
111 the afternoon of yesterday, between some of
the British military stationed there, and:• a nu-
Iner°us party of the inhabitants.—The soldiers
are stated to have been insulted ,in the grossest'
Illanlier, and were at length attacked, with knives,
19411 many severe ,wounds were received, some
•of which, it is feared; will prove mortd. The mi-
litary (the 1 !tit hussars, we understand) were, ac-:
cording to the regulation of their Commander,
I:hen off duty, without their side-arMs, or a
dreadful retaliation might have ensued. Time sol-
diers:it complain that they were not safe in public
irined, and are anxious to have the means o. f
(elending thelrselves, should circumstances Attain
renderttutil it necesary. The riot was not quelled
the military, generally, had been callcd out;-:
t the port was tolerably tranquil When the Nep-' 41te sailed last night.
London, England, 1815-10-18

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas George ROse Gilbert, 'lepton, Derbyshire, nialtster,
October 27, 28, and November 28, at twelve, at the Kiitl;'s
Arms Tavern, Derby. Attornics, Mr. savage, Great
AVinchester-street, or Mr. Greaves, Derby.
Tannlas Gilbert, Leicester, grocer, October 30, 31, and
November 28, •at eleVen, at the White Hart Inn, Leices-
ter. Attornics, Mr. John Hodson, Staple Inn, or Mr.
Meredith, Leicester.
numphry Levy, Denzell-street, Clare-market, glass-dealer,
October 21, 31, and November 28, at eteven, ac Gondhall.
Attorney, Mr. &nnett, Georg:-street, Minories. •
George .Stead, Altlermanbury, warehouseman, October 9.1,
31, and November '2B, at eleven, at Guiidliail. Attorney,
Mr. Highutoor, Scut's-yard, Bush-lace.
DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 7. K. Powell, Stain s, Middlesex, basket-maker
Nov. 7. N. Hcllings and W. C. Stelaitig, flelaltay-street,
Westminster, tailors—Nov. li. C. Marshall, Vinegar-yard,
Berm indsey-street, worsted-manufactOrer—Now. 7: J. \s'ad •
diugton, Bishopsgatc-street, vintner—Nov. 7. 'J. Phillips,
'fewer-street, cheesentunger—Nov. 7. S. -Berry, Bucktast
Abbey, Devonsb ire, woollen-mat, otactbrcr—Nur. 7. S. Brans-
Vuttery-otlice-keepee—N,w. 10. Elworthy,
Walcot, Somersetsbire, house-Carpenter—Now. L. E. H.
Bowker and 'l'. Pearson, Salford, Latte:ishire, cotton-titer-
chants—Nor. it W. Hewitt, Broker's-rote, Moorliclds,
trimining-inanul'act over—Nov.lll. T. Nott, Tichbornestreet,
Piccadilly, hatter--Now. 7. J. Pearson, Warwick-street,
Spring-gardens, .titerchant—Now. Hi. J. Smith and R. Smi-
thies, Pdol, Yorkshire, paper-makers—Nor. 7. J. Jackson,
Farnham, Surrey, surgeon—Noe.
47. J. Laver, sen. Wal-
thantstow, carpenter—Nov. 7. T. Girdle?, Kingstthi-upon-,
1-lull, roper—Nov. 7..1. P. Thompson, Great Newport-street,
engraver—Nov. 8. D. Lisle, jun. Neweastle.-upon..Tyne, cA-
binet• maker—Nov. 7. .1. S. Friedberg, Falcon-squities.-Al-
ders4ate-street, merchant—Nov. 7. S. Shepherd, Aidgate
High-street, linen-draper—Nev. 4. J. Gate, Fleet-street,
pastry-cook—Nov. 11. W. Crusley, S. Ct osley, and J. Crus
ley, asinghall-strect, woollen-manufacturers.
London, England, 1815-10-18

PROMOTIONS.

Kinrfs Own Regiment of Militia—Ensign George S. awls t)
Lieutenant, vice ltitssell, transferred to Wu Line. Chit's.
arangt,, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Puingdestie, promoted.
Legge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dislett, pro-

lit or West Norfolk Regiment, of Militip—Ensigu Tholna;
Swalipicce Clarke tt. be Lieutenant, vice Damaut, pro-
moted.

Niihsdale Regiment of Local Militia—Robert Richardson,
Esq. to be Captain, vice Hamilton, deceased.

BANKR‘UPTCIES ENLARGED.
Williant Hardcastle, High Holborn, bookseller, from Oc-
tober 21 to 2S
London, England, 1815-10-18

DEP RTURRR,

The Countess of Spencer, to IVitribledon; T. T. Drake,
Vsti. M. P. and Mrs: Drake, to Averslrim, Berk§; Mrs. Bur-
ton and the Hon. Miss Burton, to Bath ; J. IL Frazer, En
to Paris.
London, England, 1815-10-18

THE THEATRE.

DRORY-LANE.-*The Comedy of The tfill,wlsich
may be ranked among the best of Mr. REYNOLDS'S
dramatic sketches, last night introduced Mrs. MAr.-
nyN at this Theatre, in the part of Albino Mande-
ville, a part originally written fur Mrs. JORDAN,
and which .but one person has since attempted to
perform. This person, vliose.. naine we do not
recollect, performed it at Drary4..ane Theatre,
and acquitted herself tolerably well. But it was
reserved for Mrs. MAP,6vN to support it with such
pretensions Of per Son, animation, gaiety, and
other active qualities, as are Weil calculated to re-
vive the attraction of. the play in its original po-
pularity. Mrs. MARDYN looked admirably in
virile attire, and displayed proportions corre-
spondent with the beauty of her face. Far from
condemning the redundancy•of her action, which
we acknowledge to he redundant, we consider
it as the exuberance of youth, spirit, and hu-
mour, which will s.oon wear off by practice, and
which, if.more conformable to strict critical rules,
would not, perhaps, affornl so much pleasure to
the audience. Her performance altogether was
so effective that, though another ploy was an-,
nouneed for this evening, The is to be re-
peated. The rest of the characters were admi-
rably supported by DowToN, POFZ WAL-
LACK, and LovEGacrvE, though the last, we re-
gret to say, has tint recovered his health. The
house was crowded in all parts ;
.and Mrs. MAR.-
DYN, by her vivacity, airy elegance, and animated
amply deserved the very warm applause
which her "pertbrmance excited-
London, England, 1815-10-18

MUSICAL FESTIVALS.

HALIFAX, C)cT. 13.—Cur Musical Festival con-
cluded this evening ; tlle performances have been
most numerously attended, and the unrivalled
powers of 111{AEIAM have afforded the 'highest gra-
tification to the audience, which comprised some
Of the most eminent anti scientific amateurs in the
kingdom i his -performance of Comf,,rt ye my
Poiple," and " Deeper and Deeper stid,". were
so impressive and highly appreciated, that the re
petitionof the last was unanimously requested by
the Stewards- on. the third morning, when, if pos-
sible, it was given with increased effect. This
was his first visit, awl highly as he was extolled,
his performance has exceeded our most sanguine
expectations. Mrs- SALMON is not only the most
elegant, but assuredly the best singer we haven
heard since the secession of Mrs. BILLINGTAN, of
whose style her pertorpance 'greatly reminds us ;
the rapidity and brilliancy of her Otecution is ad-
mirably contrasted by the simplicity and expres-
sion with which she sings some of our most fa-
vourite mils. Mr. SMITH possesses a mellifluous.
bass voice, and his performance was greatly ad-
mired. 'The Glees were 'admirably sling by Mi.
WILD, Mr. GAIIBETT, and Mr. RoLLE ; and that
deserved favourite, " Here in coot Grot," which
was introduced its coMpliment to the Duke of
WELLINGTON, being the compositi9u of his fattier,
the late Earl of Mont.'s:G.l.oN, encored. The
Baud, which. coo:allied nearly IP performers,
was most ably led by Mr. ASIILEY and the Cho-
ritsses were particularly- grand and impressive,
and tin: Selections most excellently arranged.

The Parliament Mouse at Edinburgh is fitting
tip in grand style for the musical festival ; a ❑ew
and powerful organ has beep erected ; the morn-
ing performances- are to be oratorios and selec-
tions of sacred music, ate evening concerts are to
be given in Coattrs rooms ; the Parliament
[louse will acconunodate 1.600 persons, and the
lutter about •
London, England, 1815-10-18

ARRIVALS.

The Marquis of Carmarthen, at Fenton's Hotel, from Pa-
►ris ; H. Aloiyoeux, Esq. M.P. at Lady Peter's house, in Gr ~,
renor-square, his own being under repair, from his seat, Wil-
low, Notts; Marquis of Dormont, at the St. Petersblugh Ho-
tel, from Paris.
London, England, 1815-10-18

lIAMBURGH.

The following are the details of the disturbances
at Hamburg-li, as related in a communication trurn
that city, dated 26th of last month

" There are a great many Danes around Ham-.
blirgh, and in AltOna their number is verY-great.
They therefore frequently walk upon the Ham-
Intrghen Berg (Hill Of Hamburgh), between.this
and Minna, where the whole year through there,
is a kind of fair with booths for rope-dancers,
wild beasts; colfee-homes, &c. Here they-meet
the populaeq of Hamburgh, who still think
they have a right to abuse and insu% the Danes,
whom they so much ha*. VeitertlaY a violent
tumult arose. The soldiers at the Hamburgh guard-
house attempted to restore order, but the Danes
depended on their numbers, and at last got tui7.
gated with our lancers. In a moment seven
Danes were wounded, one of whOnf is since dead.
The Hanseatic soldiers• had also some woumded.
To, prevent such disorders, it would be better •
for the Danish soldiers to avoid the territory of
Himburgh•entirely."
• ,The-same communication contains the following
notice of the publication of Von Hess, which we
noticed lately :
It is long since a book has made such
an impression as one, which has just been pub-
lished by the well known Dr. Von Hess, under
the title of Agonies of the Republic of Ham-
burgh, in 1813. The author it may he remember-
ed, was at that time chief of the Burger guard
that was then fOrMed, and dicing the presence of
General Tettenborn, played a great part here.
On the return of the French in May 1813, he
Wholly retired, and went to England, where be
remained till the deliverance' of Llainbnrgh last
year. He affirms in this book among other things,
that long before any-one thought .of the proba-
bility of, the return of the French, some Senators
of Hamburg-II had requested Mr. Von Huffner,
at that time Commandant of Altona, to negociate
‘vith :Davoust. and Vandamme for the surrender
of the city, while Gen. Tettenborn and Von Hess
who had tmdertaken the defence of the place
knew nothing'of it-. This discovery excites much
displeasure here ; but it:is however not yet prov-
ed, and even if. judicious Senators seeing the im-
possibility of defending the city, thought of means
• to save it from being burnt or,faken by storm,
there' is properly nothing criminal in this, and
the sequel has-proved titat they were in the right..
in general,. Dr. Von Hess has made himself ntt-'
Merous enemies here by this book. He is bow
gone to Paris." •

.This day the prisoners' who stand committed
on various chaages of felony., were removed from
the different gaols in the City of London and
County of Middlesex',. to Newgate, preparatory
to their trials at the ensuing Sessions
1-11111, in the. Ohl -Bailey, Miioa comtucaces on
Wednesday next. 'at Justice
London, England, 1815-10-27

ONE FICNIAtEI) S'UUNI)S Ii:EWAItI)

WHEREAS- some • unprincipled- Person 'has
daringly afli:ced my Signature to a Copper7plate
Label for I-lAILVEY'S FISH SAUCE and as such a fraudu-
lent proceeding must greatly hurt the sale and .credit of the
Genuine Article, I hereby offer a REWARD of ONE HUN-
DRED 'POUNDS, to he paid upon Conviction of any one who
may practice such an imposition after this public Notice.
(Signed) ELIZABETH' LAZENBY.
. • Edward-street, Portman-square.
N. B. The admirers of the Genuine Sauce are respectfully
informed the above imposition 'nay be detected by observine,-
the Spuri,ns Artick. hits the words, " Prepared ,at
instead of :It E. Lazenby'S' Fish Sauce Warehouse," on the
Ltbel.
London, England, 1815-10-27

tri-cro!thirect star Lint ;diet die ea-

j)irialaiisni •of Paris. This ineasnre applius id all
the _qtlicers in the irmv i 1 the [.'sire..--It was them

to shew this energy in ostler tu prevent a nui
Revohl'tion. T

I 7 14T:TTEll rnov PARIS, OCT. 9.—Connt Vauld:Vitc
has already displaccdAhove 200 Mayrijs, iwhose
sentiments were'not loyal. A-short timehas proved
how salutary the presence of the Allied troops in
ri:doce was notwithstanding the burden attending
it. earcely have they lett several places when
tnmultS have broken oat, and the Royalist's been
attacked. Such Scenes,have passed at Adengon,
Mans, St. Maio; &c. The I?etleres really seem to
foi-tp a confederation that may hecome
They almost all receive pay, and it has not yet
been possible to discover the guilty hands which
distribute this money. The Buonapartists who .
have enriched themselves with the pillage of Eu-
rope, will he omnipotent as long as we have, the
weakness to leave them in uudisturbedlposses;ion
of their own exorbitant wealth.

BERLIN, Ocr.l7.—By adviccs received to-day, it
appears that the King left Erfurt on the IGth, and
will arrive to-day at Potsdam. We hope to have
his Majesty her,: to-morrow, to enhance by his
presence the lustre of the national festival.

ITAxoviin, OcT. 16.—We expect here S or
10,000 men of the German Legion to pass the

winter.

114mBunctg, OCT. 2.o.—The 18th was cekhrat-
ed here with great ceremony.—(flamburgh Pa-
pers, Oct. 20.)

MAILS.

Anittren--1 Lisbon, 2 Hamburg-It, 1 Flanders, 1 Nea•-York,
I Halifax. Ds :-1 Lisbon, i !Tolland, I Gottenburgb,
2 Guernsey and Jersey, 3 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWF.LVE 0.0 Lf3CIC.
India Bonds, 2.5. 4s. pr.
ENcheq. Bills,
Ontinco,
Ditto for Account, 141
Cons. for Nov. 614 i

Bank Stock,
3 per Cent. Red. 591
3 per Ct. Cons. GI t;01
4 per Cents. 7.14 73; 74
h par U. \ark• Ann. )Q
Bank L. Ann. Ibi

HIGH W ATER AT LONDON BRIDGEO- TO-MORROW.
27 minutes alter 10. f Eicriiiig, 2 minutes aitur
London, England, 1815-10-27

This Day was puhlished. •
A new Edition, nearly Three Hundred Pages,. priCe
- only Three Shillings. • ;
01,0AION's GUI DE: .to HEALTH; or,
Advice' to both Sexes, on Female Diseases, Nervous '
Hypochondriac, and Constimptive'Complaints. 'Phis book- is
recommended to young Men and Boys; has been the labour
of many years' experience anti observation on'the cillamitOns
consequences- of a secret and destructive vice. To which is
a•lded, an ESsay on DiSeases incident to Females, and ati
Ap-
pendix on the subject_Of a solitary and destructive vice; also
an Address to Parents Guardians, Tutors, and those who
have the care and edueon•of .Youth. Likewise Advice for
Bathing, explaining the mode of 'treatment, in the differtht
stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil. Gout, Rheuma-
tism, anti Venereal 'Disease; Cautions to young persons of the
dahger of improper connexions or improper treatment, &c: •
The amazing sale of this Book is the best criterion of
its vast utility.' _ _ _ _ _

.•
Sold by :-.4lliews and Leigh, 13, Strand ; Bacon and Co.
153, Oxford-street, London ; Brodie and Doxyling, Salisbury;
Browne, Bristol, and all leiliCioe Vender§.
London, England, 1815-10-27

PATENT ANATOMICAL si.,,t,F-REGULATING TRUSS.
TI EIS recent INVNTION. of Messrs. LING-
FORD, for which hi. Majesty's Patent has been grant-
ed,
_will, they coafidentiv hope,- entirelr obviate the incon-
venience complained. of in other Tittsses. Its superiority.
will instantly be apparent,- as it combines in itself the parti-
cular el vantages of every other Truss, without their detects,
and note he regulateil, either higher or lower,.backwaid or
forward, as req:tired by the Wearer, and be applied with the
greatest nicety to the exact part afflicted, nor will he subject
to the intense; pressure and excoriation too frequently cansed
Trusse3 upon ;:t ..;tl-eretit constinction.
Messrs. 1,. while disclaiming. a wish to depreciate the pro-
perty of o'llers, solicit a comparison as the fairest test of the
uth of their asseition;.—Messrs. 1,. will feel honoured by
the call of any Nfedie-t1 ~c Surgical Gentleman.
London, England, 1815-12-15

THE AAMV*,

__„..........,---
the folloivitim 'regiments arc under Otcters 'fn.'.
Ireland : '2'
14th Light Dragoons 35th Foot, 2d Batt,
16th Do. 37th - 2d Batt.
12tli Foot, 2d Batt. 41st Rest. Single Batt.
14th --. 3d Ditto • 44th Foot, 2d Batt.
16th Rest. Single Batt. 58th - Ist Batt.
25th Fdot, 2d Batt. 59th ---2d Batt.
30th --2 d Ditto. G2d -2d Batt.
32d Res-. Single,l3att. S2d •-•--- Ist Batt. •

. .
Major-General TORRENS is, it is said, collecting,
Under the db•eetion of the Commander-in-Chicf,
all the heroic and other Interesting anecdotes re-
specting. the battle and victory of Waterloo, that
41t1 authentic record may be made and preserved,
of. those acts of humanity,. ;is wcli as her°iSili'
Ivhich distinguished the British character through-
but-that unparalleled conflict..
On .Friday.the first division of the Berwiashire
Militia ivarched from Berwick, on their route tor
Portpatrick—tche second followed the next day.
London, England, 1815-12-15

THE Til EA :

Daultv-LANt.--Last night the Tragic-comic
Play of The .Beggar's Rush, written by, BEAU-
MONT and FLETCHER, ‘010,5e rvorks are too wdl
known to the adthirerS of the British Drama to •
require our entering inr4-0 • any detail oP the fable,
was -revived at this Theatre. The play was ori-
ginally rept esented about the year 1647, and
was populat' in its day ; but it abounded in
so many .of those licentious passages which
were the natural growth of the tites, that it
gradually fell into disaetude, and was at last coll..
signed wholly- to the shelf. Indeed, it- was
brought forward in Wet. times, under the title of
The Royal Merchant; or, Beggar's Push ; hut,
the 'alterations were not skit:oily made, the piece
again sunk into the obscurity of the closet. It
has now, however, undergone such a judicious re-
vision, and some transpositions of the scenes have
been so adroitly managed, that it altogether pos-
sesses a strong interest, and excites merriment and
sympathy. These alterations are attributed to
Mr. DOUGLAS KINNAIRD, one of the Committee
of Management. It has the additional - recom-
mendation of excellent acting, heantifol scenery;:
and charming music. The chief 'character is •
allotted to DEAN, who, besides the advantage
of having no competitor in the part, sustains
it with intrinsic merit, and impressive energy:
His chief error was in dropping his voice in some
passages, which, though perhaps very effective,
within a certain distance from the stage, were
wholly unintelligible to the audience in gene-
ral; But his performance altogether was highly
creditable to his talents. The opening Glee
and Chorus, which are- beautiful and grand,.
are the composition of Mr. \VILLIAM LINLEY ;
•so is the air, "In every. Woodland, Dale,
and • Bower," and the %t hole - is characterized'
by that ciegiince and pure simplicity, which dis 7
tingtiish all the composition; of the LINLE fit-
tnily, . musical and poetical. The rest of the
rntisic was adapted to the words by Mr.-T. COOKE.,
'and it is marked by taste.—ELAvrtoso,•RAE, 1-101.-+
LAND, OXIIERRY, and MUNDEN, powerfully sup-
' ported the piece. The Occasional Address, written
by J. HO'BROUSE, Esq. a gentleman distinguished
in the literary world, was ably delivered by Pore.
The House was thronged in all parts. The piece
was received throughout with, great applause, and
announced for this evening with a very fervent
sancuon.
London, England, 1815-12-15

THE MARKETS.'

CORN-ExCHANGE, DEC. bad very
ittle diiing in the Wheat trade, having but few
buyers, and sales were heavy, at Monday's prices.
`--Barley is Is. , per quarter cheaper, and ,many
samples are %indisposed of at that. repCtion.-
13 eatis are also rather lower.—ln Pease, Oats, and
tither articles, there is little or no alteration.

. .
SMITHFIELD, Dee. 15.—This day's Market had ioolerable
poi supply cif the, various kinds Of Cattle ; Pork was Cheaper ;
eel and .Mutton were dearer; Veal. supported last price;
hales
the trade, fur' the most part, was somewhat dat. The
in the Hay-market were tritling ; Hay and fAuver have
got up in price ; Straw has fallen in price.. The following
Prices and numbers are a correct statement:--
To sink the Offal, per stone of 811);
lie c
pd t4d. NI httim, 45,53.4 d. Lamb, Cs.
Od-. Veal, bs.od. to 7s. Od. Pork, 4s. 1311. to 55.6 d.
.atts._los6. Sheep, 0.,400. Calves, 20'. Pigs, 380.
IAY-MAItK
31: Os. to 41. 10s. Straw, 11.55: to 11. les. Cloter,
•"" Cs. total. 10s. . ,

IDUELIN, WELLINGTON TitoPnv.—On the ll th
iinsiant, at a full meet* of dig Managers of the
Wellington Trophy, to be erected in Dublin, the•
(lesign of ROBERT SMIRKE, Esq. of Lou,lon, was
onanimously selected. The Managers have also
. reSolved, that Stephen's-Greein is the best and
'lost appropriatescite in the city of Dublin for this
!Iltignificent structure, and have applied to, the
Commissioners for their permission to plasce it
there ; and in case of their refusal, the Managers
bave,,leterntined toapply to the Commissioners
Uf Merrion-square, and to Lord
.ViTztvit.t.fArd,
" liberty to erect it in' that square, which is
_°('osidered by the' Managers to be the best situa-
non hi the city of Dubfln, after that of Stephen's-
green.

Sir CHARLES SAXTON arrived from England
'l'3 night.—We are authorised to insert the fol.
-..4le`ving observation upon a statement contained in
'lute paper of the Bth instant, relative to the meet-
lug Which recently took place between Sir Charles
axton and Mr. Lidwill, at Calais, viz. that it the
Oration alleged to have been pronounced, on the
std shOre by Mr. Lidwill, otter receiving his ad-
er'l'lry's fire, had been heard, the affair would
,="1.i.5.•,e been permitted to rest at-the point to which
?It 1144 been brought, by Mr. Lidwill's refusal to
"um the fire, and the offer of his hand rejected
with the contempt which it deserved.—(Dttb/iit
Correspondent, rDc. 12_)
A splendid marriage ceremony is expected to
I.lke place shortly in Paris, between a daughter
.of the Earl of IjAaDwiciE and a high diplomatic
character.
Etulit-and thirty extents haVe; it seems, been-
toe Collectors
issuedagainst toe of the King's taxes
111 Rerksliire, and their securities, in consequence
of the extraordinary robbery and stoppage of the
v
• vewbuty Bank, unfortunately took place
ee.. day previbas.to the money, which hart, been
those, :being paid into the hands of. the
fitectiver.ecucra for County..
London, England, 1815-12-15

r 6 Tit Y.

ON SEE►NG AN ACTION IN THE NEWSPAPERS,
" FRY versus FISH."
Th:. King's Bench Reports have cooled -up an odd dith
An action for damages; " FRY against Fists."
But sure if for damages Action could lie, •
It certainly must have been " Fssu against FRY."
Dec. 14, 181.5. . X.
London, England, 1815-10-11

GUILDHALL.

MOCK AUCTION. Yesterday an inforination
way pieferred,at this Of by a person named
Hart, against a Mr. Davis, and Bull, a porter,
for circulating printed hand-bills without the name
of the printer, which is an offence by the 39th of
the IC-jog, cap. 79, and the party is liable to a
penalty of 201. for every such bill circulated or
found in their possession. The said bills had
been issued by the defendant to warn the public
against a mock aiotian, which, it was alleged,
the informant carried on in Basingball-ltrect.—
The Sitting Alderman declared himself an enemy
to auctions of the description pointed out by the
bills in question ; but as there had been a viola-
tion of the Act of Parliament, he said, his own
feeling on the subject was of no avail. He finally
allowed the case to stand over for further hearing.
London, England, 1815-10-11

HAM BURGH Al.kl L.

Tat 'night a IlaniburA Mail arrived. troll)
the papers es hich it brought, the following are
"extrartB

" VIENNA, SEPT.2.—(FrOM a Letterq-=—Yes-
terday e\ening: two of, our most -C6smsiderable
33aokers, 'Chevalier Eskeles and. Mr. Von Gay-
tifitiler, set out for Paris, whence they are sent
for, in order to regniate the payment of the
French contribmions to our Government, and to
eceire them. We hear that to the amount of
20 6r 30 millions of francs is already paid, and
'on its way hither. This, though a very inatle-
iinate compensation for the sums that have gone
to France in time :ninny 'past. years of misfortune,
lutist have at length.a sensible influence on the
Exchange, notwithstanding the effoits of usurers
and jobbers to counteract the happy elfreetis of tl.e
present favotirable state of things."
1111..1444, OCT. courier who left Paris
on the 25th September, and arrived here yester-
day morning, has brought time official news, that
'after the'gra-nd review on the 19th, the Prussian
guards lett Paris. on their return home."
" WARsAw; SEPT. 25.—0 n the 19th, the town
.ofThorii was given up to time Prussians. Or. the
tame day, General Padoskey marched out of the
town his gatrison, and the PruSsian troops
entered it. In the 'evening the whole town was
The linssian military effects wde
sent by water to Modlin."
LET-rEu FROM FRANKFORT, SEt'T. 30. ---" The
grand Rifstian head-qUarters do not arrive here
till Oct. 11 ;,seeral thonsatid persons are at:-
tached to it, "and 300 horses. Field Marshal
Barclay-de Tolly i&at'Wisbaden. Bind-quar-
tets in this city are kept ready for him. It is as-
serted, that 18,000 Austrians will shortly enter
Strasburg to garrisOn that important fortress.
We are making here many preparations to cele-
brate with due solemnity the tesiiVal of the 18th
of October.

" It appears that the Allies eonsid•er
• •
as "a paznt d apui, anti in fact Austrian artillery is
already planted in it."
PARIS, SErr. 2.---(Front. a Letter.)';--It is
affioned, that Russia and Prussia continue to in-
sist, that the immense property of the most guilty
linonaparte's' Chief. adherents shall he seized;
amt applied to the use of the State.'' . • •
Oc.T. 2.--•••Count—Seltulenlitirgh
Wolluburg, as-President of the I I anoverian States,
has announced that the Assembly which was ad-
journed on the 7th"of March; will meet again uti
the 16th of October." .
London, England, 1815-10-11

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• ACCOMPLISHMENT AND ECONOMY uNrrEp.
THE PIANO-FOR-1E and SINGING, GCr-
. Mita Flute and Pateiit Flageolet, b9th double and sin-
gle, TAUGHT by a PROFF,*;Oit ;.the two former a;. Three
Guineas per Quarter, the latter One Guinea 'fir Poor Les-
sons. By a mode peculiar to 'himself, the Advertiser will en-
gage to do more with a Pupil's proficiency in three months
than is generally-ael.ieved in t,air times that period. On that
txto:it,dellghtfui.and fashionable instrument, the Flageolet, he
wiltperfect any Ladynr Genit,n..o
post paid, to J. H. George:cottage, Slwate-squAro.

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