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NtTmsEit WATIRLOO' SUISCRIPTIO N. k T g MEETING of the GENERAL MITTEE at tbs. City of London Tageru, the *Guth iuly. " 15 1 sir LAMES SHAW, Dart. M. P. In the Chair, p o lled, That Charles Turner, Esq, and William MoSpratt, be added to the Committee. h c Treasurers reported, that they had .purthasPd 4400 por Av. L o ng Annuities, and X 74,000 3 per Cent, litodoeed &Melt. g ra d L et ter from Me Greet Field Marshal the Duke of WELLINGTON, from Paris, ezpretelng his great satisfaction at t h e ,y n irathy and kindness Of the Coutttry. bhown towards the brave Officer. and Soldiers who fell or suffered under his tom io the great cause of their Country and of the wield. JAMES SHAW, Chairman. • All Crennunkations and Notice of Substriptious are retreated. to Iv Alre.sed to the Committee at the City of London '1 avert'. mit,-criptions are :evolved at Lloyd's; at the Oity of Louom T.tiern and by all the Rankers ea* Metropolis. Amon . of Subtei4tiosis aireadf advertll4 Xiii,ll4lll ls. 11d. an.l Co. /210 10 Subscriptions. of thole. );.Art 2 S : habitas. of thaPvlsb sch o sn ►bowyson 's' 0 Olt-U. kr% Chokes, The Sa• as of an Maar by Mr. T. iliggisemi . . prr,rrn Sin the Battle .9 8' • and Mr.' R. **few • ; pour p o kie r 10 10 ChotehirardstwolSOS Aided 'now Greenaway. I 5 S Samuel Fesu • . S S Greenaway, jun. 1 1 James M. Duncan .52 10 ldward Urssuarray 1 I Rev. Dr. Tl,os. Hughes g 0 • o .1. C. * 0 Clio. Cabbed 10 10 lUrrey Collection, I Sir RH. Drake # •0 1 fik:unal 1 VS 1 Lark and Woodhead 25 Parich of Wurliagton, • 'Lark, Mellintsh & Co. SS 0 St.ifollt, per R. Halts 14 10 'R. N. 10 O . ' Win Penuirstnn 10 0 From Clapham Church, Edward Cottington I' 1 inadditioatoLt4P Gs 84.1 1' William Rot hery 5 0 Felix &Geo. Clay &Co. 105 N. N. Rothrey S 0 SAVING TO COLONELS OF REGIMENTS. I• STEP HEN Sbegi to inforniColonels who have to • Clothe Regiments. that he will furnish them with Clothing, ACCOUtteMellth Sadlery, Shoes, Shins, &c. &c. at Five pEt Cent. low price titan what they are row paying on the same Credit, and fur any number of years that may be agreed on. No. es, Upper Thanteostreetinear Siackfriars-brii3ge. SECOND DAY'S DKAWING-THURSDAY NEXT. VVTARRANTED uodrawn Tickets and Shares. are telling by Horn*, and Co. 04, Cornhill, 'for the G r and Chance& of £40,000, 250,0000, ASA" 471000, and the doCen Prizes of 5,000 Credo," dm THE TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZE, D ra wn on the first Day of 'Drawing. sold in Shares, and th e Fortieth Drawn Prise, entitled to 8,000 Guinea% a whole Ticket.- CARTER copgrattriatea his Friends thatthe V . Twenty Thoo.antlynond Prise, drawn the First Day, in! sold is Shares, sit hepwns the pleasure of anntiendsnr to tit Public, on Thorldarilikillilhat he has sold the Prises of . ,Cso,oo4said,;€3o,ooo. Ticket* and Shane *awned undrawn, are on Sale Skids Ls:ky Office, 8.MA:114-Cross. Prizes drawn on the First Day taken In exchange. NEW STATE LOTFERY OFFICE, 1474 Onirestatrast 4 -110**1 "Pe*. 1 4 0": 4 *net DODGES, jus. and CO. smut sespankoF a..s. the Nobility and Public. thaeOns Day** Drawing of be GRAND ' l E LOTTERY being over, and the magnificent Yizts of ,640,0e0, sESO,OOIII, 20,C00, &c. and 7 rich Prizes of utiocas, to be paid in Oold, stir:being in the Wheel, as oppor. very, unparalleled !j the .Anisals'of Lotteries, of making a for towe purchage, presents Itself to their notice. THURSDAY TEXT will be the Day of Drawing, when it is presumed that ranainii,g undrawa'ficititts and Shares which are on Sale as 21wve, Avi.rbt the medium for dlstriputing the afore.nientitined artily Gram! Pyres. NEXT THURSDAY t • FIRST DAY'illllaWll4o, JULY IL -- Na 1104 • PRIZE of Ato,ooo, Was Sold in One Qsarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteen**. by RICIiAJWSON, 13WDMICK, and Cos SECOND DAY'sDRAWING . NEXT THURS. DAY, July E7.—Thltd and Last D.y, • August 1. ••IitICH WHEEL.. of b* a 1140,000 30,000 0 • 000 • . . S Gold) 4• . . 4 en Gold) 15 . . luo And the full prevenient of £3O and Xis Pans. T.rkets and Shares., warranted undrawe. are on sale by P.CiIARDSON.GOcIDLUCK, end Co- Ceotraetors for Ile 170,cat Latternat their .01110 es. email, and Cbariog-Crosa. 1,030 1000 NIS ' RICH WNIEL. ONLY TWO DAYS to DRAW, and the Great trim of f if , !o.o9e, .4110,000, Prise of - ven.roe (in Gold) • ' 1,050 4 . . . 3,000 4 • ' ( 111 6 001 d) • US 15 - 100 Anti a Isvat proportion of .460 old Al 5 yet onJrawn. Second IXsy of Drawing, NEXT THURSDAY, July tr. 7. 'll.nd and Last Day. TUESDAY, August I. Warranted tatylvairn Tickets and . Sharmare seting by CAR. ar4 Co. :COorfftiars 'for tb* prnaonv Lottrry, No. 7, Lintsiii. act! 20 Oxford-Wort where N 0.1, 11 1, one' of that cola .a....._2l_ari*Agais the Ara Day, woalida Ie *nips.' Thh day was published, . Third/Aldan, pria --.ln calf Ss 6 boind , 46. d. • rRENCRPHRAhEOLOGY.; poisdag est "the difference of Idiom between the French and English Las. 4 -gtes, on a variety or subjects Iris. Lfterature, the Drama; for iins, Manners, M o rals, Heaith, Time, Weather, Exercises, A musements, Dress, the Table, Horses, Travelling, Trade, Law, : 4 "l . tfr), Liplomilry, the Army,. the Navy ; and form 4•' • Cuiliction, not surety of the familiar, but also-of the more pbaccs of the twu languages ; the whole founded upon " 1 : dmiable authorities, particulacly that a tbe French Academy. ihr volt:MC a of a convenient pocket size, and may, it Ls pre t'kut!, he umiak both as a busk of edocation,and as a means of ''•••ing many pefsons, who hare already made a ceftaln progress • frtudi, to express thenumberdwidt a more exact propriity on tl Ow above topics.—By the Aothor,of FRENCH LisTI'ERS, ••• 1 ANL:CW.I.3 PA'RIILENNES. -We Author; and sold by 'Lam and Whittaker, t~ h: iris-Isar ; L.ungrupn, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, -*-• t 1 IRA et row ; He tote. Nassaumtresst ; and H. Coiburn, •.: ,, luit•••,. rect. cATor4. ON DEISILI l'Y. Tills day was published, price 3a. Id. second edition, It AC'riCAL O BSERVATIONS on the DEBI. 1.1 1186, natural and esintreeted, of the GENERATIVE ; of both Sexes • Including Rossetti on Onsnism Se. W ' eakneu noeturk Bankston Meets, Tubes tior ' solul, Alum, Ste. &c. with the Moor; of Generation. ' - By 1% M. CATO?i, Surgeon, No, 10, liteohipreweet, Plestitestie-street, Strand. 4 1 t of the United Hospitals of St. Tbontae's end Ottyl. • • !td for 1. Martin, Holies-stireet, Cavendisb.equare, I.u:Mon. tneybe had, Caton'i ruralist Treatise on the Cause:. and cute' of the. Vatieties of Astons, ayitis new; simple, and AO instructions for die provonoioa sad tilidlneet of lath '. • fits, pausal. . . • ~, • . • .. . • ••‘ . 1 / 4 . • 'This day was 'published, prim is. boar*, VFIE DESCENT OF LIBERTY, a Masks to A. which is praised an Account of the Origin and N.Oure of Masks.—By LEIGH HUNT. " We know no: that a thing of such condoned and hutment fancy, so iluely mixed up with touches of limurn manners and affections ; a Peetn, in short, so Sited for a holiday hour oe a bright Spring morning, has ever come under our critical cog nizance. It has sossethiug is it exquisitely touching." Eclectic Review, May, ISIS • London Printed for Gale and Peeper, Patenioster•row. Of whoa may be had, by the same Au.bor, • The lease of the Poets; foolscap, boards, price 6s. For a high character of whkh see Monthly Eev. September, al A POPULAR SCHOOL BOOK. This day was peblisbed, price its. bound, PERRIN'S FRENCH SPELLING BOOK; • French and English. A new Edition, revised, corrected, enlarged, nod Improved; so as to clam is the circle of that pa ! pular Author's ether School Books. • lie C. ORO?. . and Co.; Seateiertl aad Leeseritifi • _ Co. •' T. Bow? Dorton aad Ha ' rvey ; tad Co. ; and Cr-4.inch and Joy. Of wknn may be had, unlitorinly printed, New &Mines of fierrin's Preach Granintar, Exercises, Fables, Ike. revised, our.. reeled and improved, by Gres.—Aiso, • Abase l'Histoire de Frame, par des Carriers, Ss. Ahrese l'Histoire d'Angleterre, par Dr. Goldsmith, Ss. • Alone l'Histuire Remain, 41. Abrep l'Histoire Asseleole,.4l. Abrep l'Histoire DOM" 4s. Hurls; Sherwoot Just published, ,kb Six illustrative En:raying', Priest tied. In beads, THE ACCIDEN . r6. of. HUMAN LIFE, - with Hints for their Prevention or Abe Removal of their Can. ! sequences. By NEWTON ? BOSWOR ••• The various. Critical Journalists have uniformly recant mehed this work to 'the attention of the Public. From among others, the followins is Winced for its brevity, from the New Review t . " This little volume Is not akti'd'esprit, as might be expected from ite title, but a book containing a little system of rules for conduct under various circutnatanew , Al exigency and alarm. The &idiot. has 'apparently brought together the best audited.. rated methods fer self-presereation, and for the assistance of others, under the dangers of ere, shipwreck, drowning, acci dents, and exposure to the Inclemencies of weber.—We think that ti part at least of this Volume mien be read with advantage to the younger members of every family in the kingdom." Loudon : Printed for Lackinpon, Alien s and Co.' Finsbury square ; and .old by all other Booksellers. • TO _ _ALI AND SCHOLARS. Just published, • Vary neatly and accurately printed, price Is. dd. bound, (with a liberal allowance on taking a quantity) a new Edition of PHE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR, with Ex. .1. plunder, Notes, collected front Various Gnunnuulaus, fur the Use of Schools. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Author of varieus Popular School Rooks. The advantages permitted by this Edition over every other copy oldie Etoa Latin ()Ammar are numerous and important. The tint has been revised with extraordinary care, so that it is tres brought to the purest state of accuracy ; and e notes, which are distributed throughout, are calculAted to abridge tbe ishessit of 'Me Teaeher, and at the same time baiting the study ofiher Pepilt the type ind paper aria( a *petite quality—recommeo. *tikes which,, United, have obtaioal for Dr, Mayors Edition a decided preference over eveg other. , Printed for Lackingten and Co. J. Walker and Co. T. Wilkie and Co. C. Law and Co. Sc•stchard and Lettuelson, J. Richard. son, R. Baldwin and to.. Gale and Co. semi% doofey. -- • • • • • , • . - ,- Ji .. - . ... lip •." lakTi r 'ZlE. -4.45 7 1 7, 177. . . . ~•'~9~-S~ ;~ • PRICE 51X1'1;!. (P,-.1111 NY. i Pieces, :select and Org nil, adan.e.l 'mory • • „ Manners of young Persons. By Elisabeth Rill. In tesno. the second editino. :is. 6 4 hound. 31. A GRAMM IA of the (Isere La NOVACIII, on a neer sod improved Pilo. in Et glish and Greek Ile 'elm Jones, Meador of the Philological society at Manchester. Nea•ly Opted in 19mo. the third edi•lon, price es hoards. Si. A Concise View of the CoIVSTII fLI mar of Ettotiaso. By George Cestaites. l'hird intim/wed an 1 calm - per', price los. bd hoards. 93. GenEe Eutectics, In Syntax, Ellipses, ► Providy, and Metal lime:, (after the flintier of " Clarl.:'s and Miir's Introduction to the making of l.win,") adapted to the Gram mars of );ton, Weitenhali, Moore, 811. and which Is Kedged, a conc.se ha-. comprehensive Syntax. by tot Rev. William Neilson, U. U. MinWer of Dutilillt, heland The third edition. in one volume, tore. price Ss no bonds, and with the Key, price Bs. 34. GOMM luiosas, exhibited in scleat Passages from the best Anthers, with English Notes, and a Parsing Index. To which are Ridded, Observations on some Idioms of the Greek I:autguage. By the Rev. W. Neilson, D. 1). 3,1. It. I. A. In siva. price Ss. bound. 33. *Kith to CNASISALIDNI Ex a seises ; being a itorriec Translation in the esteems Exercise. coo weird L 3 ti.at Book.. By 14. lids. ThittedliJan. es. bound. • - 36.. The Alll7ollwitclatet Guise ; or, a Cornplete . E4ercise Book, for the Use of public &boob. and yr.vato I eachers. by . William Taylor, Teacher of the Mathematics. Etc. The slash edition, lilnao. es. bound. • 17 A LEGANT CLOTHES and HA BITS, also k CU FTINGTAUGH I' ; Mea of Fashion's Clothes, ti.t bits, Pelisses, and young Gentlemen's .finsise and other De ti , e ,,, continue to be made by F. 1?lIS IRICHSEN, In his well known elegant and superior style of cut and fisting, at, Nu. ill, Rath. bone-p ace, Lunden.—Country ReSidents may be Inrcknatd how to transmit their measure in u letter.--CArds of terms tor TRACHING TAILORS TO CUT un F. I).'s anatomical and only true and correct plan, to be had u skive, or by post.—lt.. strutting Tabks Ios. 6d. each.—Pall letters only admitted Paper fashionable Models suppled to Country wa . d.rs by coach. INOTTINIOHAM-PI.ACE, NEW-ROAD. GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNCIIIRE, PIER GLASSES, b roused LIG H I'S, excellent CABINET AftTIC LES of various desetiptions, prime seasoned FEATHER BEM and BED DING, CULINARY ARTICI;ES, and other Effects. TO BE *SOLD BY AUCTION, •By Mr. ROBINS, • On the Premises, No. 25, Nottingham-place. New-road, as Fit /Da 1r , Jul y 428, 1815, at Eleven o'Clock, PHE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE * Pier Glamea, pronsed Lights, Suites or Drawing aid Dininproom French Rud Window Curtaius, Brussels and Kid. derminster Carpetseend other Effects. The Property of a GENTLEMAN. Consisting of Four-putt, Tent, and other Bedsteads, with carved Mahogany Pillars, and white ditrdty Furniturs, prime seasoned Feather Beda End Bedding, Drawing room and Eating parlour French Rod Window Curtains, in Chintz, Cotton, arid Morine; handsome japanned and gilt Drawing - room Chairs. and Grcian Chairs to match ; excelient well-made Cabluet Ms ticks, in Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests et Drawer% Dining, Library,Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and Other Tables; Itatingrpar lour Chairs, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Kitchen it.. quidtes, and other Effects tis • To be viewed on Thursday, preceding the sale. / .tb be had ea the Pretenses; aml sof lik.ROiros, Ware z i A_ An-- I'ON•HALL AND MANOR, VI'AI.DiNGFIELD, SUFFOI.K. To be SOLD, with immediate Possession, AViduable FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 553 Acres of productive Arable and Pasture, with 1i Acres of Woodland, well timbered, and stocked with Game, • convenient and substantial built bleuugges, Farm Buildings, with two Gottages in five Tenements, all in excellent repair.— Also a Manor, with the floes, quit rents &c. the whole very eligibly situated in a ring fence, oh tl.e ht gh road to Lavenbam, about 4 miles from the market town of bui'bury, 1Y from Bury, and 10 from Hadleigh. This Estate is particularly worthy the attention of - those Gentlemen who are desirous of investing their capital in landed property, as it is to be sold on the most &dean. tageous teems, and posses.sloo given at the oonipkttion of the purchase. Part.culers mai be had by npplying,lf by letter, post paid, to Mr. G. Ruffle, on the prenthes; or to lgir. W. Down', laud sur veyor, Colchester, Essex, at whose office a plan of the estate may be seen, and woo will guarantee to produce a respectable , tenant fur a term of years, after the rate of St per cant. on the amount of the purchase money. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL cum', BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET I'ERS PATENT. tie contestant pas de lin macs rn. pnosedant tole les agremens, et end rend ioutile I'usaje de flatulent. THE Nobility, Merchants, aad the Public are re. spettfully informed, -the above Cloth is adapted for the various purposes of Family use, for 6hirtixg, far Sheeting, Clad drens' wear, Slips, Etc. Used for the purpose of Linen, it sur. passes every other Cldth in primary its quality, to one:cairn aSS to 'MALTY, which it promotes In ail Climates, by protecting, without increasing the testi* warmth, even its the honest season; and totally preventing the various ills that arie front befog sad. den* chilled after riding or other active exertis; It never ins. bibes the damp atmosphere either by sea ordand ; its economy and durability is very great, and its beauty in appearance peas. liar. As *meting, it equally surpasses every other Clods, for comfort and appearance, as well as befog 2.sths or nearly half the price: u, if a fine wide Sheeting Is to be purchased at 7s. tab. per yard, this, being only 4s. 6d. of equal fineness, will give a saving af.lll. per yard, its addition to its peculiar comfort, and se in p roportion fur the other widtle asid qualnles. It is sold, dulyystampod, wholosa, to (nth.. cases, containing from 30 to 60 ',pus each, for espotution ; and by the piece of trs 51 yards, Iran U. to Ss. 6d. per yard, to the EAST INDIA WARIIHOOSES, No. 16, Cbeapside, and it no other House in Town or Country, and the Public are particularly cautioned against imitations. Orders with remittance executed as if the parties were present. The White Chintz ter Ladles Drain& nsay be obtained as above, from two to four Guineas &ash piece. `CO MRS. JOHIOON. • MASAN, rTAVING seen in the different newspapersseveril extratrdioary eases of the good effects of the oOOTHINIII Stitt/P. has bad on infants during dentition, has emboldened me to send the case of my little girl, which, I think, aster any mother has read, will never be without the Syrup, as MO all they Owl their children are teething. Mitre is a miracle, when you • think ; of a seven mouth child, born with line,. and was 'even • weeks before she hadotrenzth to cry, you, my dear Madam, m a n be sure, when she began to cut her teeth, what she must suffcr ; sulßce b. to say, she was nearly two years old Wefore she had any; during that tune she was dreadfully convulsed. When my bud band bought the brat bottle, she was not expected to•live the day through, bet no runner was her gums rubbed, than we perceived her to be easier, and all her teeth came without any more fits. I am, Madan, your-'s respectfully, C. SMITH. Jan. 9, in. 4.—No. Windsor court, Strand. • To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman -street, Oxford-street; and by their appointment, of Newbery, St. Paul , a • Churchyard, and Datne-street, Dublin; • Barclay,. Fleet market ; Dicey and Sutton, bow Church-) ars' ; Shaw and Edwards, St.PaursChurch • yard ; limier, 4, Cheapsile Evans, Long-lane, &MAIM; and by all the principal Medicine Venders In town and country, at es. 104. a bottle: Cintion:=-Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams, As. rim Urchin' 'strip," as there are several spurious sorts. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the. Infant Poor as usual, at her house s every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to'rim o'clicch, by briugiug a letter from a respeetulde housekeeper, so Met that they are reel objrcts of chanty. • ir. • 4•1. \ -0 ~ , . N 4 r 1 (( O f C .I °l4 A I r - l 4 • . 1 1 1 % A 4f4l° < M , qy a - SATURDAY, JULY 22, lf3l. THE PAMPHLETEER. Just pubtisked,prleeds.ed. THE PAMPHLETEER, NO. X.; CONTAINING. • 1. M. HeNJ.de CONSTANT on the Rasronstaitirr of Mt- SWIMS—% Tam; by JUNT. by J. Louotar,, Esq.—T. Mr. Wsthannoitcies [ATTU to Prince TALLITRAND-1. 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