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111111 7W IIIIINNI ..,• y .1 t • r WATtIR,LOO SUBSCRIP LION. COItitHILL, 7th Noierdier, tit*. . AT a MEETING of the GENERAL CO* Pm 117. E for condueting the WASERI.OO SUBSCRIE I • 714N 1 held this J. THO!kNTON; Esq. IA the Mir, Jo . _ —‘• • • • Resolved, that tit eprite.rions to pottitpatein the relief; and behead of the Waterloo 9uhieriptlcri, trust be anode to the Com =hire on - or before the 31, day of Dreenewr nest, to enable the Comanittee to make the final arrangements of dbtributton. •=mll•=l= Amount bf Subscriptions to this day, .€425,508. 10.. um.- s u b eer ip t i on , i n d ut to to the above Amount, received and made '" 'ince last Advertisement : From a Committee of Gentlemen at Ma dras, 1: Mai:menet', Esq.' Merman, in two remittautes, on ateossut - • 120 0 Names td First rentituutee._ PAGODAS. JO . JO 10 • 8 10 R. Anvey Mr. De Metre Mr. KilhattrAr R. G. Wilson R. S k Wil.on Edward B. Mey Major S. M'Dowall • A. Grant a • R H Sfrirart Major Otto • - G I'. Pick Lieut. Co!. Blacker iloyd and Stemma C. Rimier . lAGODA'S. Thekr 'inn Mr.Fillot H•s netnoney Sir T. Hr.lop. Bart. • - Tire Lori liklaop of . Calm to - , 14; The Arcladoacon of Cal- • antra So F Mae Naglaten ISo Mr. Mhoto.,l 130 I.ientenant•Col Johnson 100 Mr. Hanberry 101 Mr. J. *Sullivan Icg Mr. E• k. bullman • 100 Mr. Lane 75 Mr. Turnbull . 100 Mr. Demon • • - 100 Mr. A. H. Co% - 430 sc~ Ivl r. ,F. user. - - 7 S Mr..R. Anderson Rim. Mr. Davis . 100 ' ?Sr. W. B. Anderson Alerrawiet Wostair • • • 25 James TtsOuvas . 25 Mt Usshison • .1 Mr. Fll6 . . 160 lion. Mr. Hanl • 23 Mr. Host ;. • . • SO Mr. Huddkoton • ' , IS • • Hency tram., M.D. 60 Cornet Marra, 23 I . I.ltolefirood - • e ' O4 l M. Rurrstoster . ...1 $1 Mr. Corfow A. ,. • . : 541 Mr. I.pit, so Mr. r Wayte l ' . .1501 Mr:Campbell • • 50 Mr. Hilt - 100 I. Pen.terfast. .• 50 ..w.e • :10. Mr (1 I. R. - • ••••• 25 Mr. Se..tt • .o. • 100 Adrian, De Frifa and CA.: 40Q Afloat Into:. DC Munte, M..144,art anti Co. 2.50 Burney and - 250 I.ieur. C./ Dalrymrle 1110 I..eut. Col. 1.1- Ca4dtv.:ll 300 R. Dalryouple 5O Lieut. Ce L (Aar Grrgur Murray 1: 4 0 Lieut. Col. Vaumotel 300 .Airlatr i er Boswell 100 A. Stewart :0 Loot. Col. DiAceus Lieut Col. Ntaawell ro 111. ms. Mac Immo 50 Captabs Ormsby 50 S. W. I)git _ . 23 & Ward . • 15 James Aims-dry . 50 James (Jading . 15 Captain Short 15 WU. Strachan 10 Mr. lioward • 50 Mr. Couvrell - 25 Liewr General Lalatide 100 Vein. Serdon, 30th Rrgt. 5 Mr. W. thant 10 bent. Corky, 30th Rrr. 5 ;.ieur. s• 4 l ea, Stith Regt. 5 Mr dity•Ne 10 Mr Coraon 25 Major Pe. per CS Captain to ,te • 10 Cars;o. Ayi ant . M. in••Gearrat Inner Lieut. James Chinon. Grin ha s Cooke anal t. Robete.Gardon Janus Man . . ichard Thompson . R.: Mir: iron A. C. Meyer .1. R. Sherman. Fraser asol itt 11 • kaarcii BrueeJaek Mr Hurst a 36 61) 15 John eachart .- CI Peter. Cathart • 10 J. ltrackoo _ 15 lam,. *oak -5( . Iner l / 4 .0 Crosnan - 10 Captain Watson lieutenant Mubetly Mr Parry Mr. Greenway Mr. Weer • Mr. Oar* Mr. Dare 1411. Kit Mr. Hadow J. Goldingsans 111r..Mait land Richard Clive Mr. Simpson Mr.llCKtrrell • - • Writers of the Military board. Office, five ys' PaY 100 Fee. W. A. Keating • 25 Kee. F. Vaiighau - PO Mr. Dahincton - 25 Capta•re Efuat. - 50 1 ieut. Cul.Morisoh 100 Mr Alexander - 100 Mr. kiwai kin. 25 Mr Patulks - es Mr. Cameron 10 A rea.iracoli Mousley 15u J den Carrenhers th 1 loineta Serjeaut 5 guineas C. kl Clay . 10 I)r JAM 504 Mr. :Ibipmal Cahagan v5 l lieutenant mantled I.6uten.not WI anima 1S ]Major Macd mall . 60 Sir J S4sciair, *art. 100 Lieutenant Webster J. h orison 1$ Mr K. Nucouochie 30 a. H. Gni% 50 James Morris - 25 Mr, W. Watts - 25 H. Sail • 2.1 Linkman( li. Hairs 23 Major Parchar • 100 Att. Horne 10 Cornet Kate - 15 lieutenant 0 4 Cennell Messrs. Lard ai.d Magp so Messrs. Graves and Gray 50 J. Cni . - lu H H. Smith 10 K. A. Ash on • lo Mr. lel'Kenzie - 25 Mr. M't.eud 25 IS 100 .. . • MP • O 25 10 45 25 • • 15 10 20 25 I horns, Mari • U . album Hlrsoties .2; Alt ,Bradis 64) Nl.jor Lavgford" • t-to James •layinr lue Colon.:1 Smith 54) Mak.r.Genvral Lars 100 ust.n i ;twee IS Captain Meddle - LO J. IL 'fearer* 25 X. Macaulay 1 Cochrsot 50 Adjut.-General's Dept. Fort .-t. George. ' Lieut. Col mil Conway inn Major Agnew 60 lieutenant Scott • VS Captain Cadell • VS Lieuttnaut Litde 10 Neo-Commiavosted Staff and Writers • SO Coromiss'oner Paget 251 Mr. A. Brooke - 25 R. Pearse,asirgeon H.M. 30.1 i Regiment 40 Mr. Pe Niesse - 10 William Clemons - 3 Thomas clensonT, Ensign 5 idi• of Ladies who Lase stilscribed for the Ps i milks of .hooe who f,ll hi the late Campaign • on the Continent, viz. 1 ady Mite Naghten , 40 I.atly Elizabeth Msegre r:t Murray - 50 Mrs. M.dilltton . 10 Mrs. Goad hi... Hill 59 Mrs. lialmain - 95 at!y . twevsbolt - 30 De-Fries . 30 Mrs. Flower - . 10 Pasodas 11487 Wen . Col. M‘Dowall Major Gordon Major fiarhani Mr. French Mr. 1. - Cagansajor C. C-Johnetou Mr. Murray Colin Mackenzie Mr. Ogelvie (Araigh Motel' Mr C. klha Mr Lord , Mr. fattquier bit :-anwei A. Orate Mt. Stratton Mr. D. Neale Sir Mosul amp Mr. Strange Mr J. Newhoit Mr. IR W. roe Was J. Jatrei J. l'Ochler Mr. tk• °gala Mr. Goad N. T. Bubb, - . NI ZS , 10 190 B.; 50 BO SO SO SO SO urn US 200 IUO F I Subtcriptiuns of Civilians and of the Merchants ' of Fort Louis, in the Isle of Mauritius, re , trtftted by R. I. Faa qu liar, E.q. r.z. DOLLARS. .R. T. Farquhar . 500 A, Forbes, A D.C. SO T. Rosso, A.D.C. 100 B. Lesage, A.D C. . SO C. Felfair, Private Soy. J. Smith, Ensign Assistaut . Seri r ant Geolgr Smith G. A. Barry 'A. W. Blanc R. Suffield Wiliam Stone W. A. Bateman George Dick J. E. Hook Willi.un Allen J. M. Mantis litangapah A. Dick Wiliam Blind' William White , ....- Forestter . * BO Sir Robert Barclay, Bart., 100, Christopher I eastlale • NO W. W. Langford . -• 00 W. W. Barfield . 10 \,l 6 lrilliant Spears . 10 k,. ar Roger . u 0 E O. Brien W. A. Burke, M.D. J. Srrachan • . Daniel Mackay . 1. ..... s. . o * v. Munn ta B. A.l)raper J. S Reader - • ...—,. Krumpholts F. brat's La- . Arno and Fairlie Saunter. and Wields R &sty John Dougal '1 horns. Oliver W. G. Collier 100 30 CO Al .1 • 1.0 is 100 rs at . SO SO SO ' S 0 SO SO • 'JO 406 400 •oo as ss 40, Dobai WU Asos .1 • 4 - . , E•ibirribed by deli: - Insialer 111- a Ferestil, - tlye Stag and 1 0 0116tary ITreartntratr of,• tie Port enmyoaing Olt Garrison ottlte Mead: situ, retnlitedby General Sir Ale3all44l' • • Campbell, viz. The Commander al' the Farrell, Staff, and Mi. • litary Daparr..Et 100 17 0 Royal Artollery 61 17 0 Royal gaitineers 75 0 0 lye B. Itth Regt.gn7 1 et 112 d Rrylment 351 1 a in Bat. nth Regt. 463 10 101 !..m.•••••••••••• 11212 7 ot LossbyEzehante 151 2 Ili CMrl.e Paaa ' , Est7: . o e 0 red drp' it.troa the Odgers, pordey's pa ! front the Nen-commis. *bred °Seers and Mru belon,ting to . • the Ist Bat. of the 2ttli Rec. now at Bengal. Colonel PvliGregor Com• mauling the 59th Regiment, per Greenwald, Cox, and Co. - 189 12 2 - The Compatri of his Majesty's Ship Favourite, four da y , pay n 7 1 1r21C13 4 el AU Communications per Post, are to be directed " Waterloo Subscript ion,"—and to .be pt under Cover, directed " Francis Freel•ng, Esq. London." 7. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. • • FROM L4ST NIGHT'S GAZLTItE. WAR•OFFICF, NOVEMBER• 12, 1814. MEMORA NOVM.—His Royal Iliehness 'the NINO& RZOIRNT has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Mai Lev, to approve of permission bein granted to the 4tstb Regiment of Infantry, to bear on its Colours and Appointments, lit addition to any other badges or devieri which nny have been heretrifore granted to the Regiment, the , tv:•id " Tata/rata: . In ettnside• ration of the dtstinguish4gallaotry displayed by that Regiment la the battle of Talavera, on the visit and 2titlifuly, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR (IFFICE 4 NOV. 12. let Iteztmert of rtri:,-nnn G.rtra•—lientenant Georgi Quleke, from hall-pay a the P.rgini:n•, to be Lietitemt, vice bruuke. who evs3ngn. 2d Ditto—Cornet R. H. Peel to he Lieutenant, by purchase, s 4 ce Page, who retire. , John liiridgeman Simpson, Gem. to be • Comet, by rurchate, v;ce Peel. 341 Ditto— t o Lientettatvs—Lieuserant Edward Quinine'', from 1:•1' pay of the gegtancnt, vice Leagitt. who.ezchanges; Cornet lobo Addison, by vurchasc, vice Homewood, pro. snored; tornet• Frederick Prosser, by purchsse, vice Macin tosh, ;at:snored in the 60th Foot. 10:h keel:tient of Light Drasnotn—Lord Thomas .Cecil to be Corner, by po-cbase, vice Green. promoted. iffth Ditto—Cornet W. A. bail to be Liaitenant, by purchase, vita (nitro. protuNed. 19. h Dam—Cornet WiHim Dungan to be Lituten:ty, by per- dhow, vice Gold. mid 1 who retires. - - • Vlst Ditto —As,imant•Surkieon James Mouat, M.D. from the 'Pm Lig:it prat:eons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice M'Swyny, who excha ,, gts. 25th Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon Eugene M'Swyny, M. D. from the 21st Lioit Dragoons, to be Astistaut-Surgeon, vice Mouat, —woo est cbanzes. Bth ittgoilot of Foot—lieutenant Gilmoir Robinson, front the pay pi' the 58th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Shepherd, veto exe.atige.. 10th Ditto—laeutenant H. Bolden), from half-pay of the 14th Fon!, to•he Li, 'edam, vice Horner, who exchange*. 27th 01; to—E. I %out William Stewart, hoop half-pay of the Regi ment, to he 4s. , igo, vice Trotter, who exchanges. 33d•1)irto—Cartain William Hewett, front half-pay of the 14th Foot, 'o be Captain of a Company, vice Kerr, who exchanges, rce:ving the difference. 37th Vitto—Fiisign Henry Sargent to be Lieuterant,by purchase, vicc Fitz,erald, promoted. 46th %hi to—lieutenant John Gottrlay, from half-pay of the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Turner, who exchanges. s:sd D:tto—Audrew Mark, Gent. to be Malign, by. purchase, vice M Iliogton,who rears. • 56th Ditto—lltevet-Major Henry Capadooe to be Major, with- out purchase. vice Hanna, deceased; Lieutenant William Mallet to be Captain of a Company, vice Capadoce. Seth Ditto-1 obe Lieutenauts--Lientettant Wright Edwards,. from. halt-pay of the 58th Foot, vice Ball, who cvesanges; 1 kotetient Archibald Iton_, orn half-pay of the 2.1 /loot, tece lulus exchanges:. itioctetiant Jobe Orde, from haft • pay of the 90th Foot, vice Powell, who exchanges ; 60tia Ditto--Emlgot Simon MiQueene to be Lhutenant, vice Webb, deceived.. 1.41 be Ensitl'S without purchase—Easiga Charles Fasciae, from the late Regiment of Meuron, vice Itabwk, "rioted Staff Subaltern at Albany &tracks; Standish \ llarry Power, Gent. vice M'Queen. 61. t Ditto—Major James Horton, from balf.pay of the Regi ment, to be Major; vice Übe. who exchanges. tithb Ditto—Ensign Thomas Browning to be Lieutenant, vice Josh. G bton, deceased; John Montage Burgoyne, Vent. to be Ensign, vice Browning. 7.2 h Ditto Bowater Henry Vernon, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Bayard, appointed to the Stad Light Dragoons. 11311 Dittn—Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Codger, from balf-pay of the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Henry W. Carr, who exchange*. Silt West India Regiment—Thomas Earls, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Nixon, deceased. Royal African Corps—To be Liestesants, Without purchase- 4 ' Lieutenant 1.. B. Grant, front half-pay of the eth West India Reg.m-isty vice flattop, who exchanges; Ensign Richard Bryant, vice A. Chisholm, deceased. To be Ensign—Angus Chisholm, Cent. vice Bryant. Royal Wirt India Rangers—Major David Jolly, from haltpay of the late fhb West India Regiment, to be Major, vice i roya, who exchanges. lIIIMORANDUM. • The appointment of Lieutenant George Hennell, front half pay, to be Lieutenant in the 39th Regiment of Foot, vice S•mip eon, who exchanges, u stated in the Gautte of 2 5 th September lain, has not taken ;dace... Lieutenant Charles Le Court,.of the Tack Chanute, is super seded, being absent, without leave. Cenimlesiun lit the Western Squadron of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry,signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. - Thomas Robiaion,Gent. to bt Cornet. • • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Yalu Pox, af Birmingham, victualler, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. . . . William Retires, late. of genii Skields, Northumberland , n'aster mariner, shlp-owner, dealer and chapman, to surrender Nev. IL bee. 2, undue, at /levee, at the George 'lrian, In North Shields. Misrules, Musk Mitchell and Francis, Fawkes's' Bulld•np, 'Power street, Loudon ; or Messrs. Cockerill, North . ' • Shied.. • Ebenezer Elliott the younger,.*of Mabbrough, Rotherham, York shire, isno-founder, dealer apt! chapman. November 27, oz. • • pt* Dee. 14, at two, at the Crown lan, Rotherham. Attornies •Mr. Samiel Taylor, John-street Bed'ord-row, London; or 'Messrs. Wheatley and Bldg.", Rotherham. Ewen Mackintoph. of the Haymarket, army accoutrement maker , saddler, • dealer and Unman, Nov. 14, us, at twelve, and Dec: ' • /14. st ten, - at GilWhal. Anoraks, Messrs. Pitches and Snip min..6witbie's lane, Lombard-street. Thaws Lid, of: Haeohton, Staffordshire, tanner, dealer and cliapmaa, Nov. 19, eO, sod Dee. sg, at eleven, at the offer of -11 desks Collins and Keens, Stafford. Attars*. Melara-Collins and Keein,Staffeed; or Mears Price and Williams, Lincoln's • Rob.-rt W -loon. of Mancbeeter, Innkeeper, Nov. 22, 06, and Dec. 14, at two, at the Albion liotiL Manchester. Attorney, Meats. Halstead and Ainiwonh, Manchester; or Misers. M ins and Parry., 'temple, Landoll. Richard &kitten, now or late of Speenhairknd,-13.rlut, Paddler and barness-tuaker, Nay 15 , uo , anelDee. Se, at ten, attbe bean Inn, Speenhaenlusd. Attorniel, Messrs. AilridS , and Finial, Lai:coin's Inn. London, or Mr. flunky, Newbury. Richard Tongue, at Ankld, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper, Nov. 29, at lour. N ov in, and Dec. V 4, at eleven, at the Plumb It awl, Nutink,bant. Attorneys, Mr. Wnllara Hurst. Notung ham ; rr Mr. Knowles, New Inn London. Francis Taßents, of Ka khy in Asidi:44l. Nottinghamshire, grocer, Nov. 09, at four, Nay. :o,Zitd Doe. 24, at eleven at the Puna, • Bowl, Attorneys, Mr. Wdliant Nutn,Nottiag ham ; or Mr. , .Kanietee, New Inn. Edward Clayton, of 4si blooms. place, St. Marrls-bonsg; tea. iuiw t Naweinten 19, t 6, and b. cemlier 04, at -ten t elt, '." Gaildhall g London; Attorney, Str. thaihes,,Clillostre, . . . . lififsmid Roberti, ntvir or late df 13; 4 6 ' kip, effienbjre, mi ck tue nia p k toecie er, Mr.Wl•liam Read telog,.Srtfrast's lan. Vatreet,',l.Mtdon ; " Ittri . , t Gl l i 'lbitre"letter D. c 24. W elev ni e l n e" , ire Mes.rs. Powrr, Globeester. Wdllatsl homes, of little Marc e , llereford, firmer,•Nerember fit4'9l, and December, 24, ..at Or; A i at the crown Inn, M L-d- . bury, Hereford. Attoees, Mr. William 'O tr o • sok, Ledbary; and Mr. William Ford Stev , mon, Lincoln's Inn, London. Isaac Hattie, of the Lumina, linen-draper, Nov..riiber 16, 24, and Deertnber '4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. 'nutting, Fen con rt .enchareb-st reef. Henry Alderson. of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, mete and draper, December 11. 0 ,' 4, and 24, at twelve, at di! • tun mission-rooms, Exchange-building.. Sun.ferland. Attornies, Mr. Blultiston, Symond's Inn. Chancery lane, Loudon ; and • Mr. Hutchinson, ifirhnl,wearmouth. Durham. Matthias Mummery and Gesti4e Mummery, of lliargate, Kent, coutt.ma-ters, November 10, 19, and Deczraber 24, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Margate. Attorkieti, Mr. Derlng, Mar gate; and Mr. Samuel Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row. George Mellor. of I:vl6inch-street, London, merchant, Nor. IR, 26, and rrecember 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atornies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Winchester-house, 01.1 broad street. John 'loot! and Ann Hood, of Gr.at Marlow, Buck., grocers, November 25, 26, and December st 4, at eleven, at the '1 owe Han, Reading. Attom . e., Mr. Andrews. jun. Iseaditig ; and Meows. Atistice and Wright, K•nds Bench walk, •I•cto;,le. Henry Parry and William Parry, or Caerl on. Monmouth, tin plate manufacturers. Novemter 20.21, and D. e nibrr al, a' eleven, at the King's Hua.t, Newport. &ramie% Mr. James Platt, New Boemell court, lditco.a's Inn, Londuu ; and Mr. Prothero, jun. Neleptirri Thomas colbeek, of Wegliouse, William Ellis, of Castlefield. • Jacob Wilk*, stn.. of /Sorel, William Holdsworth, of Brad ford, end John Holdsworth, of Motley, York, Aar • iipinners, November 16, 23, At eleven, and December 2i, at twirler, at London. /litanies; Meters. Sweet and Stoles, Buingliall•street, Thomas Goodall, of Pershore, Worcester, skinner, December 2, at live. 9 and 24, at twelve,' at the Angel Inn, Perihore. tionies Mews; Woodward-ated Son and Ir. Francis Dine • ley, Pershore; and - Messrs. Hurd, al:aw, and 'Hanson, Tem ple, London. Henry Lutu, of Liverpool, merchant, December 4,5, and 24, at tkven, at the George Inn, Ihle•street. Liverpool. Astor. niea, Mr. Henry Denison, Liverpool; and Marrs. Atkinson and Wildin, Chancery-lane, London. Jolla Brown, Bawalleg, Monmouth, iron-manufacturer, No vero. ber 20, 21, and I)tcemher e 4, at eleven, at the King's Head, Newport. Attornies, Mr. James Platt, New Boswell -court, Inn, I.ondon ; and Mr. Praiser°, Jan. Newport. John Saunders, of Ridgway Croos Hereford, grocer, November 21, 4t, and December 24. at clever., at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Attornies, Messrs. Lowndes, Red I.ton-square, London; and Mr. Wall, Worcester. William Bide., jun. of Loitgrown, Lancaster. innkeeper, Dec. 2, M, and 24, at eleven, at Mr. Wm. Smith's Office Preston, I.ancuter. Attornies, Mr. Windle. Johnstreet, Be dford-row, London ; and Mr. Smith, l'rrsion. William Earnsby, of Bristol, baker, November 24.26, and Dec. 24, at two, at the Bash Tavern, Corn -street, Bristol. Attor neys, Mr. Wm. Read King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleer-street, Lon. duo; and Mr. John tlrnry Frank's, Small-street, Bristol. Robert Griffiths, of foul, Montgomeryshire, banker, November. 16, 25, and December 24, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Pool. Anomie., Messrs. Edmunds and 'eyes, Chancel y-lane, London ; and Mr. Griffiths/4, Pool. William Haw, of Bristol, plane.maker, November 26, 27, anal December 24, at 'keen, at the Commercial &looms, bristoL Anomie+, Messrs. Pool an.? Greenfield, (;ray's Inn, Loudon and Mr. Henry Ball, Bristol. William Cratotune, of tiud. York, linen-draper, December 2,9; and 24, - at one, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Edge, Sc, Ann's -street, Manchester. • Daniel Glover and Jobti Glover. of Leeds, York-hire, wool:ra piers, November 23, 26, and December 24, at eie• an, at the Court House. Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Upton, Nicholson, . and riemingway, Leeds; and Messrs. Lamberts. 1 aylor, and Deane, Gray's Inn, London. William Alderem, or Sunderland near the Sea. Durham, ewe • tier, December 2.'4, and 24, at eleven, at Kay's Golden Lion Inn, Sanderland sear the Sea. Attornies Mr. Charles Greville-street, Hatton Garden, Lon don; and Mr. Hines, Sunderland. John Mons, of Doncaster. Yorkshire, spiriNmwebant, November e9,at Ave, 50, at ten, and December 24, at eleven, at the Old Angel Inc., Dmicuter. Anomie', Mr. John Stotler, corn .marker, Doncaster; and Messrs. Longilill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn square, London. Thomas Deao, of Sunderlaud near the Sea, Durham, rail • maker, December 2, 4. and 24, at eleven, at Kay's *olden Lion. Inn, Sunderland near the Rea. Attornies, Mr. Charles Wil son, Greville-street, Hatton Garden, London; and Mr. Joseph Hones, Sunderland. Witham Brittle, of Ryarsh, Kent, farmer, November 111, IS% and December 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Actor rues, Messrs. Brace and Selby; Surrey -street, Strand, London. Alexander Glennie, James Sttachan Giehnie, and William Fry, of New Broad. street, London, merchants, November ID, 26, and December 44, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.ondon. Atter. nie., Messrs. Deuce and Son, BilliterAane s John Dunkin, of Aldersgate-street, London, tallow-chandler,! • November 16, Vs, and December 94, at eleven, at Guildhall; Attomies, Messrs. Evart and Mum, Haydott-square, Mittorkii. Samuel Jackson. of Back-lane, Si. George 'in the East, Middle sex, rope-maker, November 19, 30, and December 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Weasdale, Looks., and Crosse; Hatton-court, Threadneed‘,....-- ROME, OCI'OBER 20. • (PRIVATE LETTER.) We have at length reached the wonderfnl city. Only two days arrived, we have as yet seen nothing beyond the general mit d'eil of a first appearance. What I have to say to you, therefore, will be entirely retrospective ; but I cannot help observing. ell pairant, that the Collisewn is the only object that has excited ()sir surprise and admiration. We do not except even St. Peter's and the Pantheon frons•the list clout. dis. appointments. The traveller, who proposes*to visit Rome, or indeed any other highly interesting place, should never have cast his eye uprin eitheea.deserip. tion, or a drawing of the scenes, through which be to pass. The imagination finds it difficult and almost painful to discard the ideal images of form and gran deur which it had previously receiced, even though far inferior, and, as is frequently happens, incorrect. lie should first form his own judgment no the spot, and then consult the description or the drawing; the latter are not only more useful but evert more enter taining, when from our own precious observation we are en +bled to contrunl them. But to return :—I have endeavoured to obtain for you an account of the works of Mt, which have returned from Paris to the different parts of Italy through &which we passed. 66 I'o begin with Milan. . The beats Gierdutiera and the Cartoon of the School of Athens by Raphael, have been restored to the Ambrosian Museum. The most valuable of the celebrated manuscripts of Leo nardo de Vinci have also been replaced there; but the greater part of them - have disappeared. *There is a certificate on the first blank page, signed by the Director of the •Museum at Paris, stating that to he the only part of these manuscripts 'that came into his hands! l This has not been the. only loss ; several other manuscripts and paintings, belonging to the library, have diiappeared. Among those that arrived safe, we saw the celebrated Josephus on Papyrus and the Virgil, by Prime!), with the Latin reflections on the death of Laura, in the first page. This library is one of the richest in valuable manuscripts to be found in Europe ; their rarity is their least merit. •• The Dienivisw, which-we him been told is to supply the last, bagiu.4 war publiuhod the very day vre visited (*.le liiirary• I }lnept i^ c it, hut h••ve not yet had time to-look bey ond th :PI cation to the Emperor of Austria, by the Ag oitt it is one of the vilest pieces of :W111:46, 1 l ever the illuminated Homer will be ready f t publica' in tits months. Frotn the Fr-,:nsli torikv:ar any pieces of setiptiar.,.-ilte bron:tr: LOTS3Rjui winged lion have bean rep;aced-; tlie hurt- s ,t. fractures ot two•legs, bath wings and the tail, i n versing Mount Cenis. Eighteen ;:ieturet larre brought back, of which the frrertr.-r art are toil packed, and some injured. The famous P e w 1 4 by Titiae, is unharpily among those th. i h 4,.. injured, hot not very materi•llist. Three picto t ,, • Paul Verocese, forrtier:y in the Chlrnlavr or tee , quibition, which wire reckoned arnou z trewura of that peat mrwer, are mis%ing I Th e 1 7 , 1 *of France generously gave three pi ctures of alttg mediocre description as an equivalent far rhci t t, st " AleintUa. Ole work of restoration cowi r , tr _ Cue return of the celArated best of Virgil M euriltogether with those of Euripide; invr,"! rlii .* ri,sn:l that of Mort; ;nano, th e pain* to o Chords of St." Andres. •Of the piernees, been entered. • Only fife or fi/C hid Ne i • ansuj away, among which- was a • MirAtii :nue D ravrit Fishes,' by.. Julio lirvrtieno.- At Ferrara, purple clamors ous about.antiqnes, Which had been taken away, bnt not (see of tut , had bkrn restored.". • • •••• • nig EVENING STAit. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, DI& PRICE OF Sl'OCK:s THIS DAY AT 'MR I.VE CYCICat Reticent 61162—C0n,. mu. eAi —Coe+. for art 4 per Cent. 7IP-5 per Cext. Navy 91; India Bondi Iv. I ss. pre. --Id:chequer dUI3 , 91. I Is.yre, No French PApers have arrived today, sinno the gales have somewhat abated since yesterd,. there are now four dayi papers due. When* arrive they may be expected , to contain ample k „ counts of the proceedings of the Deputies, who tan now have entered upon public business in down* earnest. WC are 'terry to observ-, by Mr Poet-Leve n . (dyed this mortling, that, tn . the heavy rain asdo of Monday afternoon and evening. consiJetakke. wage has been sustained by the shipping. A Plac.'rd to the foelowing effect bas heaped on the walls of the fkleitopolis and suburbs dins. ing. Our Readers will obsettre that it is Mein both in : grammar and typographical accuracy. We suspect'it is a misili:vvGits h•lax: " At a Meeting held at CA4-fide [Qu,ty—The Cariioe Arad Shorcditch, on Thur'av evening, 'he 7th in,tmt, it subtle. mined to call a meetivg of the ..11.!retr,:d Manufaetnrers, Mo. nets, Artiztos, and others, of the Cviti of I.nndol, Weesseett, Borough of Southwark, and parts a.ljscent. on Frilly, stSpeidd., the 15th of November, at It: o Clock To take into entaiesios the propriety of Pititioning the Prince Regent and the Le f iArm to adopt immediately such means as will where the Sevens from the misery which now over whelms theta. " John Dyall, CIAIIIIO. " Thos. Pres:oa, SICHTAte Yesterday morning two of the royal can* with sets of horses. footmen, &c. proceeded to Dom, to convey Prince NICHOLAS to London, upna him rival there from Calais. 'They were expected torah Rochester last night, and to arrive at Vover dicer. The Russian Ambassador goes to Dover to atm pany the PRINCE to London. We learn with pleasure,. that Sir Jaws Susi Bart. M.P. in addition to. other former literal duo (ions, has sent the sum of £.50 to the ivlagistrateiti Kilmarnock (his native town), for the relief of tie industrious poor of that parish.. The worthy Bare has, we-understand, shewn every attention to their terests of that town, particularly during the prof alarming crisis. Friday evening, a Meeting was convened 'tie Assembly-Rooms. Bromptou, Kent, by the Hio CONSTAIML of Gillingham, at the requisition of number of respectable inhabitants, for the parroted taking into consideration the means of Otbi3tin. tit distress of. he labouring poor of the parish of G . ham, during the ensuing wisrer. The Meeting fully and respectably attended, and a nun bee rf ' liminary Resolutions entered in. 'v o le effect so dable a purpose. 1 A letter from. Brighton, dated yeverday, . " The arrival of the Neptune packet, Cart. Ca MAN, :'t Newhaven, on Saturday last, from 1) furnishes one instance of the extreme vigilance of t• French Police, that requires no comment beyoaeltl; opinion which the Britimt public well .canvass, by tb relation .14 the circumstances. as they occurred% as'. A. Gentleman travelling to.Dieppe was stoppetls 'the barriers for his passpotr, v4tich was presented fa examination by the Police; .who dee:area it a Icor , . and immediately he was placed under the custodld two gem d'armes, at the European lintel. lntha dilemma Mr. WALKER, acting as Steward of•& Neptnne packet, called upon the unknown strange and drank some wine. The glass was offered to 1 0 keepers, and, in the intermediate time, their 00 0 1 escaped. The glens d'armes lame:el:4Eoy raised de report that the runaway was an expatriated BonAto list or a General, and a search WAS made through. out the town, and an embargo Laid on all Isluot boats, but white tt: effect. Mr. WALLER was the accused of favour tag his escape, and conveyed r prison, where he remained for several hours, wail RN .friends procured his release nosier a condition that should be accompanied to England by a gen d'stale._t who . is actually arrived at Newhaven , f or the Oa_ purpose of ascertaining whether the Neptune Par could pick up the fugitive at sea; the singular.,,r• eirmstance of a . gen d'armc accompanying a linnw subject to England is the general : topic of convene tiara at Brighton, and the act is condennicil measure of personal restraint upon an' whose assentors and previous conduct shrulJ hate convinced the Police, tea t Dieppe, that Ile could noir an accesary to the escape of a suspected itodisisk s , i L :ii .. Mr.. KLAN performed - tl,e character of Sir l ot 1 1 0vrrreakA, last night, at the Lir;ghtou 'raved"' . rHouse W . 44 crowded. • • ' ••:.• •"- a 7 Cteleg • s ~~- tit a ocY.' are apes long .f.r qtr V en ' of I oftrAi (DOGE i~ DEA hle cfr - - it on iK S "' get riffil ns the Sir G rd t ►idi id 4 Li ally off i !it is ivas isufft Ina ---~-- ,~, '}.'. •;