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London, England, 1815-12-02 00:00:00

NFRVOU COMPLAINTS.

DR. FOTIIERGILL'S RESTORATIVE
COaDIAI. DROPS have been well known nearly half a
Century for ti.eir efficacy to every dessairion of IKArrous
wider*, and 11,bility tor Rill:Arlon in 'Persons oi eNeer Sex,
young or old; wliether iv sreditAry or occatioue.4 tsy a Ion; rests.
Bence in hot or nal:sal:4 auzatess the ltntuatleta.e use of SO.
ritoous Liquors or ether n.ntious Floods, too Sed..eitary a lire,
close appl'cation to Study, excessive Care pr t;ri.:l; it:Judie:out
Me retell, DiAsiliations or other calm..l The
effects of this exec:kin And powerful re-anint.t.dig Airtdcm"e ere
to give warmth ".1 vigour to the whole Nervoirs S.;sretn, to rt.
pair the tulle and itijared courtitution of the ind.ctellar filar., to
render fluid and promote the due circulation 4 f the aninsaljuites
revive and exhilarate the languid ill oopingspirits, assist di2es-
note by stimulating and Atrengthosivg the argues of the stomach,
excite a genial glow of vital heat whi.it gradually ex:ends t,
every part of he frame; and if pse,evtreel he for a r...econa:ale
time, tcogen. se, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and ale rie de-
plorabk synipileans of disease will vanish; and strentris,:.rdour,
serenity, and evcry evid:mcc of renovated health, wilt he the
happy reset t.ekieg thke lhops.
COPY t)f A I.E I* I F.;:. .10 1)11. FREEMAN. •

Stß—After a very I 1,1 time in C1ii611)..1, I was so !educed as
not. to be slue to Litrii toy t•it in bi..l; with Cots extreme weakness
ibere was totiad a Iron atirrn!nr ne:l7,4tis weakness; l felt a Con•
staht loweesQ an' s,nking, and sow,etiates my heart would seem
as though it wolf tl stand still, wiry: I was obliged to apt* up
and gasp fur breath. Ito ti i..lr.a Ifrl situation a friend brought
me a belle of your FO RGI t.i NILItVOV9 CORDI.IL
DROPS; in a kw day I was able to turn myself .n bed, and,
by perssiting i!I its use, I have cgrnide.ely :scorer. d, been
able to suckle my child. Sir, tour numbly ',ream,
Dept*o: 4, Nov 14. • MAKY
Sold at Mr. Butler's, Cheapekle, conkr of St. Paul's Chuiclit•
yard; and most Medicine Vended in retry town to kaglautti
scotlatl, Ireland, Waits. the East and Wott lather Ate,
&c. Etc in bottles, at NI each.

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TREA rr
BL•TWEEN UREAr BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
R.Z.JPECI IN 1 Z 151. T% SION lab AT PARIS, DICM ISIS.

In the Name of the hcly and un.livided Trinity,
His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain avid Ireland, his Majesty the Emperor
of all the Russias, his Majesty the Empetor of Ans.
tria, King of Hungary arid Bohemia, and his Ma-
jesty the King of Prussia, animated by the desire of
prosecuting the negotiations adjourned at the Con-
gress of Vienna, in order to fix the destiny of the •
Seven lonian Islands, and to insure the independence,
liberty, and happiness of the inhabitants of those
islands, by placing them and their Constitution under
the immediate protection of one of the Great Powers
of Eurepe, have agreed to settle definitively by a
special Act whatever relates to this object,- which,
grounded upon the rights resulting from the Treaty
of Paris, of the 3tlth May, 1814, and likewise upon
the Bri•ich Declarations at the period when the Bri-
tish arms liberated Coign, Z4r.re, Cephalonia, Santa,
Ithura, Ithaca, and Paso, shall be considered as
foe ming part of the General Treaty concluded at
Vienna on the 9th of June, I SIS, on the termination
of the Colvtess, and in order to settle and sign the
said Act, the High Contracting Powers liave nomi-
nated Plenipotentiaries ; that is to say, his Majesty the
King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
It eland, the Right Hon. Robert Stewart, Viscount Cas-
tlereagh, Knight of the most noble Order of the Garter,
a member of his said Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council, a Member of Parliament, Colonel of the
Londonderry Regiment of Militia, and his said
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs ; and the Most Illustrious and Most Noble
Lord Arthur, Duke, Marquis, and Earl of Welling-
ton, Marquis of Douro, Ste. and Commander of the
Forces of his Britannic Majesty in France, and of the
army of his Majesty the King of the Low Countries ;
and hi. Majesty the Emperor of all the Kussias, the
&cur Andie Prince of Rasoumoffsky, a Member of
his Imperial Majesty's Privy Council; Etc.; and the
Shur John Count- Capo d'lstria, a Member of his
Imperial Maj,s; y's Privy Council, Secretary of State,
&e.—who, alter having exchanged their full powers,
round to he in good and due toim, have agreed upon
ing Articles :
Art. 1. The islands of Corfu, Cephalonia, Zane, Maura,
Ithaca, Cergo. sad Nen, eeph them dependencies, aiu els as they
are stegcttlked iu the Iti lb, c.otan his Majesty the Lmpomor of
all the ituh.ias and tl.e (Montan l'orte, of the ttitt of March,
IaGO, tam 3 Ping'., free said independent mate ruder
the denomination of the Unkedlitates of the lonian Islands.

Art. 2. his Stare shall be placed under the irtUnediata and ez-
e:uove protection ut big Majesty the King of the limited King-
-44..m of Great Bikini. sod Iretand, his bars anti sticcessois. The
other Contracting Powers Jo conorwittly.renounce every right
or oarticolar pretensur. which they might have formed in respect
to them, and formally guarantee all the dispesitions ot the present
Tree•y. •
Arc. 3. The Visited Stares of the lonian Islands shall, with
the approbation of the protecting Power, regulate their internal
orgaiiisation; and in order to give to tell the parts of this urgani-
ea ion the necessary consistency and :action, his Britannic Ma-
jesty will employ a particular soheitutle with regard to the legis-
lavon and the ret.eral adittiListration ef those States, his Majesty
will th. refore appoint a I .ird High Commissioner to reside there.
invested with a 1 the necessary rower and ainhoritigs for this
purpose
Art. In order to carry into execution without delay the ad-
polatinos mentioned jet the Articles preceding, and to ground
the.yolitical re-oigattization which is actually in force, the Lord
Nal Commissioner of the Protean. g Power shall regulate the
ft rms of convocauon of a legislative Assembly, of which he
shall direct the proceedings, ill order to draw up s New Consti.
twit:nal Charter for the States, which his Majesty the King of
the U; Led Kingdom ot Great Britain and Ireland shall be re-
Tecate,' to ratify.
Limit such Constitutional Charter shall have been 160 drawn
tip, :old duly ratiboil, the existoig Constitutions shall remain in
force in th daf-rem Islands. and so alteration shall be made in
them, except by his Britannic Majesty in Council.
Art. S. •In order to ensure, without restriction to the 'nimbi-
tauts of the United States of the lonian Islands, the advantages
resetting front the high protection under which these States are
ylaced, as well as for the exercise of the rights inherent hi the
said protection. his Britannic Majesty shall have the debt to
oet,:py the fortresses and places ot those States. and to maintain
&arrisons in the same. Ihe military foice of the said United
leaves shall also he under the enters or the ComumaJer-in-Chief
o: the truopoot his Britannic Majesty.
Att. 6. His Britannic Majesty consents, that a particular Con-
vention with the Government of the said United State, shalt re.
pate accorilVg to 'the revenues of those Stares, every thing
which may telaie to the mattitenance of the fortresses already
raison, as we as to the subsistence and payment iv the British
,Arrisoes, and to the number of suer ofwitich they shall be coat-
i 05..k1 in time of peat.e.
1 he -aloe e:cii.yeetion shall likewise fix the relations which are
to exist tan'. ten the united force and the lonian Government.
A. I. 7. The I radmg Itial of the United Seams of the lonian
Panes •Itall be aclu.maletlgtd by all the Contra:tine Pat ties as
tote t .4 a Free and I udependene State. It shall cirri with the
coloori and altove ainv,rial bearino thereon displayed before
to year 11107. such °deer J. his Britannic M jest', may think
penitt4 to grant, as a mark of the i•r4tect'on under which the said
Wino) holies am pieced. and for the more effectual furthirance
of 0.1, peutectiun, all dee Ports and Kr hours of .he said Sme-
ary Well declared to he. still respect tis honorary and military
rigl,t4. vrubin Brsti.h jori:lettion. llie Commerce between the
lured tertian States xe.l the Demi ofu:is of his laspesi;:taimi Royal
Apes. aehic Majesty shah enjoy die slaw adywitages and facilities
as that of Great B.ltom with the said Linked Stales. None but
Commercial Awns or Console charged sagely with the carrying
ou coniniercist reletions, and subject to the regulation: to er Nth
Cowered:A Agents or Consols ate au: jeer in other Independent
Crates, shit be accredited to the United States of the lonian
islands.
'Ar. P. All the Powers which signed the Treaty of Paris of
the Nth of May, 1614, and the Act of the Con;tress ot Vienna
of the 9th of luxe, J8)5; and also his Majesty the King of the
Two `.tellies, and the Ottoman Porte, shall be invited to accede
to the present Cativo whin.
Ar. 9. 1 he present Act shall le• ratified, and the ratifications
shall be rachatigiel.in two ntontht, of rootlet., if risible.
In wa:ms, whereof the reorectise Pleropmentiaries have sign-
ed it, and leave slfixel thereunto the sealcof their arms.
Done at Paris the .sth day of November, in the year of our
Lord tills. (Signed)
CAW, t a RIAGU. (L. S.)
WIELLINGTON. (L.S.)
14 Prince de II ASOUXOPTSILY.
la Comte CAPO ails s VIA. (L. S.)

A Dot& squadron, under the command of Vice.'
Admiral VAr.-131twass, with troops, sailed from Flush.
ung on the 21st ult. in order to take possrsbion of
the Dutch West-India Idauds, ceded to Hoiland
by the late Treaties,
NEXT raUlteiDAY—the Two GRAND 111:1zrs
FIF IT THOUSAND PoUNDs (Consols) mu,t he drawn.
filet's are selling• for the seci.nd divisiho of tt,t• Lot.
,ery i)y CARROLL, 7, Cornhi.l, and 26, OalOrd-smet,
who s IJ, on Saturday la*t, hi- 217, the only Priz.
of k!•000, in Elf•vor Shares.—N. B. Orders by Pos:
executed at the fallowing Prices s--Hal( £l5. ll*.
Quarter 47. §d.—,six-
teenth 42, •

THE EVENING STAR.

LO N DON.

NEW CAPITAL 1111 [TRY WITH TWO GRAND
PRIZES OF FIF I Y 1 HOUSAND POUNDS, AND oNLY
FIVE MOM ND TICKE la, MUST ALL BE DRAWN
NIXT THURSDAY.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1815.
Pima OF STOCKS nus D. 41 AT I WELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 54 61—Cons. too. matt—tor on. 611 6i
4 per Cont. 74111-5 per Cent. shut—Ruud& 4i. Sc. pre.
Omnium 14 pr.—Do. pay. 143 pre.
Lecbequer bilk Its. to Sa. pr.

To-day we received the Paris Papers of Wednes-
day : they do not enable us to give our Readers any
information on the subject of LAVALEI
sentence does not seem to have been executed. I lis
appeal to the Court ofCassation gave him only duce
days longer between his sentence and execution.—
it is probable, however, that a few days more ni.iy
have been added from some delay in assembling the
Court.
A profound silence reigns also in the French Papers
on the subject of Nay.
TIIRODORI Rozav, a Captain of the Ex-Imperial
Guards, was shot at Bourges on the 23d of Novem-
ber, for exciting a revolt among the Chasseurs and
drummers of his regiment. He has bequeathed 300
francs tlear to each of the nine unfortunate men
whom he seduced. When the piquet which was to
execute the sentence on him arrived at his prison, he
had given himself a mortal wound with a large nail,
and he was therefore carried on a mattress to the fatal
spot where he was shot.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 29.
Yesterday two persons were convicted before the
Tribunals of Police of uttering seditious espressions.
Ons of these persons was cook many years ago to the
unfortunate Princess Lamballe, and had ever since
received from the present Royal Family of France a
penbion of ten crowns per month.
At four o'clock yesterday there was a meeting of
411 the Ministers at the Duke de Richelieu's.

Baron Reinhard is appointed French Ambassador
to the Congress at Frankfort.
Several persons have been attacked with hydropho-
bia near Orleans, in consequence of being bit►en by
mad dogs. The Prefect of Loiret has taken mea-
sures for the destruction of these animals.
The German Gazettes contradict the report of
Schullmeister having been set at liberty.
Base pieces of 20 francs, arc now circulating in
Germany in great numbers.
The troops and artillerymen at Vincennes took the
oath of fidelity to the King on Wednesday, with the
greatest enthosiasm. General Digeon offered arty of
them permission to leave the service if they did not
like it, and the answer was unanimously, Vive le
Roi !" One artillery man stepped forth and requested
leave to retire, but on account of having two aged
and infirm parents to support ; it was granted him
on the spot.
We hear from Vienna, that among the papers
found on Murat were several letters from his wife,
written from her asylum in Austria, and in which
she wishes him every success in his enterprise; in
consequence of which, the papers of the Countess of
Silevika, the intimate friend of Madame Murat, and
Prince Cariati, have been seised ; her confidant, M.
Griffiths, an English Physician, has also been arrest-
ed, not being under the protection of the English
Ambassador.

It is reported that a residence in Switzerland has
been assigned to the Duchess of St Lieu, her son and
suite. We do not vouch for the truth of it.

By virtue of an Ordonnance of the King, a Com.
mission has been formed, under the superintendence
of the Minister of the Interior, to report to his Ma.
jesty, on the Ist January, 1816, on the present state
of the Schools of Medicine and Surgery in France,
and to suggest such modifications as these establish.
ments may require.

On the Ist of December the Austrian trnops will
have entirely evacuated flit! Department of the Cote
d'Or, on their return ro tlermany.
The Prussian troops who had suspended their
march in the Department of the Moselle once more
began to move homeward on the 25th instant.
'1 he Royal Guards will be completely organized
by the 15th of January.
On the 24th of November, a most scandalous scene
took place at the theatre at Brussels. The opera of
Jourh was performed, and the entrance of an actress
rho played the part allotted to Madame Simeon, was
the signal for general uproar. In vain did the voice
of authority endeavour to restore tranquillity, and
in vain did the interesting young actress, the cause
of the disturbance, withdraw, for the audience
mounted the stage from the pit, and tore the curtain
p atoms.

CHAMBER OF PEERS.
SITTING OF TUB 28T/I NOVEMBER.
The Chamber met at two o'clock, in order to dis
cuss a proposal made by one of the Members with a
view to entitle absent Peers to vote by proxy. The
further debate was adjourned after a considerable
discussion.

The Sittings of the Chamber of Deputies of Tues
day were held in secret.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
SITTINGS OF NoveissEß 28.

We are sissurt:4l that the Chamber. in its Secret

CWpqu~;ee Vii; day, finished deliberating on the pro-

.position of M. Hyde de Nenville, to the following
effect:—'4 The Judges shall be appointed within one
year, dating from the promulgation of the present
Jaw ; and they shall not be immoveably fixed until
after being one year in office." On the scrutiny, the
numbers for the proposal were, 189; against it, 1.55.
It was therefore carried.
COURIER EVIRAORDINARY OF WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Mr. Roussy is appointed Prefect of the Depart-
ment of La Vendee in the room of M. Mallesillt.
dismissed.

This morning we received a supply of Hamburg!,
Papers to the 23th November. They have furt.ibhcj
us with the following articles :

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