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. , • . .. # . . . . i'.'_:/,. ~ .„, ; :4- c ir ..„ •E :2l -- t. : - . •--..,,,,..,........, . ~ ~ 1.4 % ~. r ..-. • ;. 4 , Vst s , 4 4 * , •,,,. '..-% , - • -• '4 1 -1 VQS Ab e ...,.44.4446,_.:"..-Ryk.,•, _ , • --• c i r .4 . . . Ai. • : •., :,-/ •.1 ' 04 ',r-Lagljurr.. ' ~,, ••• ,„..,,, ..-# '': 44, - -•-..., . ---4 ) (t. t 3 ,'sr.. - . -. :• • • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1815. PRTC: r,,x-P;-..Nf-n. • . . 1 . . S . 1 . • , . • • • • . ' • INUMBER 896.2. ...,... THEATRE ROYAL, Ditil IiIf•LANE. . ....-.... r THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' I . Servants will perform 1 TAMERLANE. • Bajaset, Mr. KEAN ; Tamerlane, Mr. POPE; oi Molests. Mr. RAF; Axalla, Mr. WALLACE. r AtrAtia, Mrs. BARTLEY ; Selima, Miss L. KELLY. of After which, the new Farce, called I- WHO'S WHO? ' ti on, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. B TUC CIIAIRACTSIS ST air. BARTI.Itif, Mr. W A LLACK, Mr. BARNARD, 13 Mr. AIUNDEN, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. HARLEY ; N Mrs. ORGER, ard Miss IV ERS a' Ti , rew Farce of Who's Who ? will he performed every even- F ~•.: ti^ tor ther twice, with Caledonian Laurels. • , t ~r, ow. a new Comedy, called Where to tied a Friend ? %::• 7.1.;r1vn will snake her nett appearance a. Miss Hoyden, ....... Conway of A Trip to Scarborough, of which early notice s ;.. •i•• ,iven. I I*HEAI;RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . t TVA PRESENT EVENING. will be per- foamed, Garrick's Dramatic Romance ed f. . GYMON. t Merlin, Mr. EGERTON: Cymon, Mr. DURUSET ; . rier.rined, Miss BURRELL 1 Dorris, Mr. LISTON.; . Liven, Mr. FAWCICIT; Damon Mr. 'FINNEY ; , Dallas, Mr. NORRIS. Erg.inda, Miss HUGHES ; Sylvia, Miss STEPHENS; Fatima, Ma. GIBBS; Pbabe, Miss M`ALPINE; D.phne, Miss MATTHEWS ; Dorcas, Mrs. usrom , After which, the Farce of I LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. To-morrow, the Tragedy of I'ercy. 0 i I. rday, a new Farce, called What's a Man of Fashion On :•azarday, the Tragedy of The Gamester. A new Comedy is in rehearsal, and will•be speedily prodoesd. ------ • e WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. ant OF LONDON TAVERN, Novenas' 21,1816. A MOUNT of SUBSCRIPTIONS received ani ns. made at this place to At 18th instant • 5E322,774 ss. Od. „......... The Committee desires to receive inonszdiee applications for the Widows. Children, and dependent Relatives, and for Orphans, s' Officers and Soldiers killed, and from Officers disabled, or se- verely wounded, and Privates disabled, or severely wounded ; zing ready to attend to all such cases, and to afford, where wanted, a present relief and assistance, in part of that which may aer.,fter be determined on for their cases respectively, when a tear calculation can he made of the extent of Claims, and of the antuuta of the Subscriptions properly applicable to such relief. Th- Committee begs to request that the return of the Sub• actipitoos made in the several Churches and Parishes in England ;: ,,I Wales, by the Licence of the King's Letter,and of the Districts, Fawns and Cities of (ha United Kingdom, to this time, may r ..d,"-eil, and the remittances made at the earliest convenience r the purpose of investment in the Public Securities bearing Lttrt O. P i , also earnestly requested, that Bankers or other Persons, oho may have received any Subscriptions on this account, -vill ' cour the Committee with a return of all such stuns, if not a 1:,., :,., ly noticed and acknowledged in their 'daily advertisements ; e_nri ction of any errors of report, and the notice of Ornitiiielle i; st.y) are particularly desired. ---. • Subscriptions in Westminster, and in several other t i to, Towns, and Districts, of the three King- doms, of which the Committee has advice or no- ace, about - - £165,000 From the 1010 Presbyteries of Scotland, expected limber . - - 10.000 ---... Further expeced from the Church and Parish Col- kviuns of kngland, unyler the licence of the King's Letter, for the benefit and relief bf 011icets and Men, sufferers of ;he Armies under the command of the Duke of Wellington and of Prince flusher, estansted about - - - 20,000 --... Lubscr:teloos expected from :he British Factories, Colonies Islands, Dependencies, and Presidencies, in Asia, Africa, America, and Europe, not yet esti- mated - 32 ---- Further Subscriptions : trisli of East Pennard and, Chapel of bradley, per Rev. Silvester Rawkius - 8 13 0 :. G. • - - 1 0 o Almon Suiescription, in addition to £214 11 s. 91 already remitted to . 1 hatched House, and adver- tised Seth October, in Courier, v.z. :'arish co Llwell a 2 0 0 'htto ut Land. triird • - 1 17 0 .;itio of Penderi in and Ystradfelltel 3 3 0 ;into of Llanvihaugel Tallla - 5 9 6 oitto of Vainor • - 2 14 6 ---- 25 9 6 ' , :ollected In the Parishes and Chapelries of Ulver. stoat in Lancashire, transmitted by Messrs. Fell, button and Co. viz. P.eish at Pennington - 217 5 . limo of Urswiek - - 12 2 6 Otto of Dalton - - 41 5 7 :I;ttu Kirklay Ireleth • 4 14 0 • liapetiy of linthwaite - 6 2 6 Amu ut illawith - - b u 0 .--------- 74 2 l .:31c., siegletor (Paketiliam) - - 5 u t .rom Stoke upon Trent, in the Staffordshire Pot- teries,. by Spade and Copeland, viz. • .teish Spock, Esq. - - 52 10 0 'Kailas Minton . - 5 5 0 '..liarh-s Bourn, . - 5 5 0 ihonlas Allen . - 5 0 0 ;tot t; t iLmilten • . 5 0 0 !itsgh Booth - 5 0 0 • IS illion Kenwright • - 30 0 4.lll Lint Arruwsmith • - 2 2 0 fii.;nt.4 Broad - . 9 2 0 I;l iik , and George Mason • St 2 0 lie whiner Subscriptions • 34 16 11 .-...---..-- 122 2 11 . hrisli of Cambourn, Cornwall, viz. ". W. Wr. Wynne Prnslarves . 10 0 0 s W. liarris - 5 0 0 . . alt,. l [arras . - 3 0 0 gt..kiler Subscriptions - . • 27 8 0 .--------. 45 8 C At Smith, Payne and Co. 1: Pari hof Winterton - - . 65 : Jim, of il i b e lsslon, Lincolnshire - . 1 13 t 11 , OImmiMMIII. •••=m•m•em•••,,,1•••••••• Nola Ilene, All Communications per Post, are to be directed Waterloo Subscription, London, .-....... . .- and to be put under Cover, directed Francis Freennx, Eq. . i,.c. Ltfr. :r. PO3l o,fre, S. .."' tond , n. •••......• '.. 1. t November. J. I'. WELSFURD, Secretary. • MIMI JP ORDNANCE, Nowak, 13, tsls. IHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 111.3 MA- JEST', ORDNANCE, Jo krveiv Wake, That they will SELL, by PUBLIC AUCTIIbN, at the Tower. on THURSDAY, the ao•h of November Invent, and following Day, at Blevrn o' lock precisely on those days, SUNDRY LO I'S of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE STORES, consisting of Hams Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Ar• tides of Sadlery and Harness ; Clothing, and sundry Articles or lieddior ; Powder Horns, Tent Poles, and Pieces, Drums. Bugles, and Trumpets, Musket and Pistol Stocks, Cast and Wrought Iron round and double leaded Shot, Cast Iron Trucks, and Wrought Iron Carnage Work, Bershel Iron, Steel, Cottpert Pewter anti mixed Metal ; Horats-shoe Nails, Tools of Sorts, ' 4 /Jades, Shovels, Bellows, Lanthorns, Standing Vices, Carts, and Wheglharrows, Emp•v Casks and Barrels, Cartridges, tb:linets, sundry old Building Materials and Fir Scantling. PortabUt Forges, Hand•crews and Anvils, Wheeh and Elm Board ; together with a variety of other Articles, rte whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and at the Arsenal at Woolwich, twit the day of Sale, at which plates Prlitted Lists of the I.ots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same. By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW. Secretor,. / 1111NALTr.00.P1CA, Nevarrter 20, £Bl5. NOTICE it Itereby given, Mita Seslion of Oyer and Te►winer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of O i ren.fes omitted me the High Sear, within the jurisilietims of the Admiralty of Fez:and, mill be kaki at Jastiee Hall, he the Old Bailey, Loadapr,oaTue,day , the lhth of December nest, at right o'clock is the morniv. .1% BARROW. 1114/11.0FPRE, November 20, 1815. TIHE Right Honourable the LORDS COMMIS -a- SIONVIS of his IVIAJESTY's TREASIIRY, having ap pointed Money for the Payment of Half Pay, o Sea Officers, from the 30th June to the 30th September, according to his Nlaj sty's Establishment hi that behalf. These sae to give notice, that the several Payments will begin to be made at the Pay-Oflice, by the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten o i Clock in the Morn ing, on the following Days, viz. On WEDNESDAY 49th, and THURSDAY 30th instant, to Admirals, Captains, and their Attornles. - On FRIDAY I,st, and MONDAY 4th December, to Lieute nants and their Attortties. On TUESDAY sth, and WEDNESDAY Gth, to Masters, Pursers and Surgeons, and their Attorades. After width the List win be recalled the first and third Wed nesday in every Month, that all persons may then, and there, attend, to receive what may become payable to them ; and not only bring with them the affidavit reipired, touching their not having enjoyed the benefit of any public employment either at sea or on shore, during the tinge they are to be paid their half-pay, but also to produce certificates at they have subscribed to the Test, and taken the Oaths of Allegiance required by Act of P:.r liament, to his present Majesty, and in case any of the said Ufficeis should not be al& to attend themselves, but employ At tornles for that purpose, that the said Attormes do produce the like certificates and affidavits from the persons they are em ployed by Where 01!kers are abroad on leave, their Agents are to pro duce attested copios of such travel before the halt•pay can be paid. And as by Act of Parliament passed in the 85th year of his present Majesty's reign, entituled, " An Act for establishing a more easy and expeditious method for the Payment of Officers belonging . to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by the 40th Clause of the said Act, " that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Officer, who shall be entitled to receive halfpay, and shall be desirous to receive and be paid the same, at or near the pace of his residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy In London, to have such half-pay paid at-or near the place of his residence, Re. in the manner pointed out by the said Act." Notice is hereby further given, that the half-pay ending the 30th September, will coning nce paying on the 29th instant, and all Persons desirous of having their half-pay remitted to them, may apply as above directed. lIY HN 141AJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. ANTI-ArntlTlON.—The PATENT ANTI -1 A ITRITION COMPOSITION has been unequivocally proved to be the cheapest and best thing ever yet discovered, tor Shipi Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed in the hawse-holes, Instead of a plat, service, or rounding ; the Rigging of Ships Irons the weather, and from being chafed, instead ot tar," Parceling and Service ;" for the Sillies and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water proof; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steant Engines, Mills, Sugar Mil's, Threshing Mills, (or other Implentenis of Husbandry generally used by Farmers), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, and Machinery, of every description. It is also the best thing to preserve the Blatt' sot Swords,and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, Isom Rust. it will likewise pre serve Iron I loops, Water butts, Casks, Tubs, Spouor, Pons Rails, Gates, Park Paling, Barn Floorings, and every kind of Wood and Wooden Enieding, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, either in the East or West Indies, where it is paricularly calcu• Wed for the use of Sugar Mills, Steam Engines, and other Ma chinery, or in any Climate; and it wail not only preserve Iron Railways front corrothig and wearing out, but aims render the draught so light that one horse will do the work of two. One Priming of the Composition is in some cases equal to one hundred applications of 011, 'Fallow, or any other kind et r;rea-e, Paint, or I ar, and the Public save by its use from three hundred to four thousatid per cent. exclusive of preventing the wear and tear In Machinery, Wheels, &e. &c. which is a saving of expense more than that of saving Nine Parts out of Ten, and nothing can be so clean in i,s work.og, or give so little trouble. :old for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-cross, near the Ad miralty, London; and, by their appoisittabutk, at most Ship chanelers, Primers, Booksellers, Libra, ies, Mat itieers, Druggists, Medicine Warehouses, Pertuntersi Irutimcngers, Cutlers, Coach makers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon 011 ic e ,, Oil anti Colour Shops, Saddlers, and shopkeepers, ii. the United Kingdom, in boxes, price . .!s. ; ss. ; 104. bd.; one guinea and two guineas each. 'I be smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime a four-wheel carnage four unies, with whictt ic will run upwards of Six Thousand Miles, without applying any thing else to the axletrees, and One Halt-Guinea Box contaass a sufficient quan tity for a Stage Waggon to travel 4:4 • 000 batiks, and it will stark with wood azletrves, or with common boxes and asletreesot any kind. Ihe most aatislactory proofs of the merits of this discover y may be seen at the Patentee'. OIM r, . Nu. gi', Charing-Cross, and also at their Agents. The Public must be on est ir guard aeainst a spurious compo sition, which is cmittimes attempted to be Mated upon them, to prevent the carets uE nictioo, I::ltrAd ut Which it is injurious to machinery, &c. and mice is genuine but that for which a Patent has been sobtaii.ed. To ;nevem imposition, the direction. given with each box are signed •' W. D. Bellamy," aid have the hug's Arms an them—to coiniterfel which is forgery ; a n d any person. making use of a coutpuctioa by which the Patentees ate defraud el, will be prowcutett— ten Guineas Reward having been offered by them to detect frauds un the Patent right. N.B. Any person attempting to snake for their own use or for sale, a %puma, canstposition, it as liable to be print:ratted as those who sell any but dad seal &scut Anti-Auntie% WONDER OF WONDFR,B!- retf EOF rHE WUI EL 4 of, £50,00;) I I of ft of 20,00 n 15 of 4 of seo Besides XlO4. X2OO, JIM. &C. N NEXT SA'rURDAY MORNING, Nine A:Wk. the last Day of Drawing the $5,009 Tickets. — Warranted Undraws Ticaerrs and SHARES are Selling by the public's obedient Servants, HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cos N HILL. 14,100 1,000 The ficKeT, No. 9,4o97Diawn a PRIZE of £4,000, On Thursday last, wa4 Sold in Shares By PERRY, at his truly FORTUNATE ()MCC, No. 1, Holborn Bars, (the Corner House.) - f PERRY takes this opportunity to return his . sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the di ;tin guidied inipport he Isis been favoured with in the present 1.1)1 try, and trii*ts, the above Success, i* a prelude to his selling a J:i . ,000, awl a zi:.20,0i10, NEXT SATURDAY, being the LAST 1/a v or Maw INa the present Lottery of 15,070 Tickets.—The Wheel is immensely Rich, cost lining 3 Prizes of £lo.ono I 1 Prize of X.4,onn g . . gomo - - 1,009 &c. ace. ace. More Foal-nun E 'Vicars* and snA as are now en sale at llialtY% LUCKY OFFICF., No. 1, HOLBORN Baits. NlAl . llll.litiS WHEEL CON /AVIS THE GREATEST PRIZES EVER KNOWN! !! N".l. SA . I'LJRDAY, November '25, at Nine i.'Clock in the Morning, the L.A.i . f DAY of DRAWING the 15,000 Tickets. 'THREE Prizes of £30.000 Two £20,000 E • X 4,000 SIX • ,000 Besides Prizes of £5OO, .e3oo, Zoo, &c. &c. 3 per Ct. Consols. 'F. Will, the Contractor, gratefully acknowledges the distin • guislied preference of the Public Commands at his favoured Of , aces, between the First and Second Days of Drawing, and invites their attention to the above matchless state of the Wheel, which, (ruin the titimlser and magnitude of the Prizes, is unegiulled ; and by the great rise of Stocks, an advantage is secured to Ad venturers n,ver known before, and which probably will never Occur again. As long as any Tickets remain with T. BISH, the Contractor, he will pre , eree a choice Selection, at his Offices, No. 4, CORN.. HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, London. 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