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,- _ . • . • • • - . . . • . • • .. .104 a • r . • . _ v.m.. k,isr , • , 4 -4 , 4 IP.. • I r ' ( .4 1 7 t. k/A • ..4„. ( 1 4 , 10 ir• •. \.: •je. - , I V ' t s B R 4903 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1815. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE: rru; itiGIAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' SelVitttii wT HilE l perfoDUENNA .rm the Comic Opera of ]fan Jerome, Mr. MUNDEN ; WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, THATCH= House TATUM' ST. JAUES'II-STRILIT. • His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman. At the General Meeting at this place, on the I lth of July list, it was resolved—" That a general Subseription be now opened, for the special Relief and Benefit of•the Families of the brave men Killed, and of the Wounded Sufferers oldie British Army, under the Commiand of thelust:MumLxinovom, in the signal Fluor, *Waterloo, and in the several battles which have been, or may be, fought in the present campaign."' Parish of Rotherstborpe, per the Rev. M. Walker Parish of I itclabraroakh, per ditto . Parish of Goatharst, per the Rev. H. Panoas Parish of Durleigh; per ditto - Mr. W. Hamilton . - - . Parish of South Ormsby, cunt It%by. 1.::.coln, r.r the Rev. W. B. Masiiingbird, Peeler - Sir T. J. Tyrwhitt Jones, Barr. . Parish of North Perrott,, Sospersetshlrz.., additional subscription, per the Rev. if. :Listing Theehapelry of Wilton, Sonztr.s'.abise, per 'N.Rer. 2 4 0 )1 0 () 25 11 U 2 11 6 5 0 0 rdinand, Mr. I SMITH ; Don Antonio, Mr. PYNE ; Don Carlos, Mr. T. COOKE, (}Ti. irst appearance at this Theatre); r .!naa, r. DOWTON ; Father. Paul, Mr. PALMER; NIL PEN LEY ; Lay Brother, Mr. EVANS. Clara, Mrs. DICKONS ; ,j. 3, Miss POOLE; the Duenna, Mrs. SPARKES. 'l'o which will be added, • NIA(:PLE ; or, THE MAID OW PALMSZAU. 1 MC CHARACTIRS ET WItSVEN, 1)0W I'UN. POPE, BARNARD. WAL- K, KNIGHT. OXBERRY, PENLEY, MADDOCKS, sFV. BIM lON, and EVANS. Mrs. SPARKES, NIo5 KbLI.Y. an INCIDENTAL BALLAD, composed by Mr. Wrens. 'boaters by Mr. OSCAR BY it NE, Miss SMITH. &c. ,„1 plate to be taki n of Mr. spring, Box Ofilce. Little r. irom ten till font, and of whom may be had a Pri -0;001. Bozo 7*. Second Prise Se. 6d. Pit as. 6d. Lower Gallery is. Second Price Is. Upper F 1 ,, s e .."l Price 6d. sew NI. inAtamatic Romance of the Magpie, of Ida of pal.o.cau, will be repeate4 till further notice. i•hr Wunder. l'ut,:sy, the Honey-Moon. `hutslay, he ‘leile of Belgrade. 19 13 0 21 0 0 4 4 6 Amount of Subseriptions advertised. £63,042 61. The Lord stee p of Bristol ••• .C2i 0 0 Su from Tran s ,_ Sussex per the Rrv. I. Moore, remitted by MOM. FLlMmerolerb : The Earl of Atiegravenny . 50 0 0 Sir John Maephenoo, Ban. - er o o Lady Knighdey - s o 0 Major-General Beetson - 5 A 0 James Cranborne Strode, Esq. 20 0 0 Richard Bentley Es 1. - 50 0 . . . Charles Pool,. - . . - . - Parish of Oxhile, Warwickshire; pa the Pe‘. A. . . 10 16 3 2 0 0 7 11 4 1 19 9 17 8 0 38 .5 2 VG 9 2 2 3 0 =e ia l a t t kehie, Esq. Lew Esq: Miss hdaltiand is, Richard Jones, Esq. Rev Jobs Moore Mr. Jacob, Chord Mr. Roper. ditto Mr. Tvio; Mr. &evens Mr. Munekton Mr. William Bodges: Mr. Charles lindgett Mr. Homewood • John Bested, Esq. Mr. Morgan • Sundry Subscriptions 10 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 () 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 41 NOVEL LOTTERY SCHEME. SWIFT and Co. solicit the attentio n of th e P u bli c 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 20,600 Tickets; ana particularly 3 Prizes of .E50,00n, and 4 of 2d,000, Three pet Cent. Government Stock.—The amount of `lock and Motley Prises, any of which may be drairn to the Tickets of this Let. tery, is more than double the sum usually contained in a Lot. tery of the same number of Tickets.—The 'rickets and Shares are on sale at No. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing-Cross ; and No. Si, Aldgate High-street, the Ofbces of 34 14 4 38 0 é a • • • 1 17 7 10 1 0 18 7 V • 3 8 SWIFT and Co. 7 co 0 • 27 10 0 4 14 0 7 9 6 11 9 0 tir 14 4 t‘„,fr ba ,„o Lau THE 1.4 11 art i hl Art t! r t e Ch iJc ,c.cl k [he gattl Sd On On I . ! To.! Trrr...l G. rail I-I Boit titAirG 3 Price, e Mr. lit Half-pa r , c iSot Onl a: Aka and 1116 H. In Or Ur, h fL isti how !or faro • . 11.• uni t t: 1 I 'D .4 k (. ' •h.• :h 1 . : • 47 T:11.;41 Tu, Ana 4 ;1 ty Dr. rvir lircdA arta, E l i lens %lan dote ;lAN nice r.o,t ' Soft ttiv if Nt 4 , lets t Jon, 'rent vrlic a' Kw a 1 oft, To irs,p • tyi; Oahe Lon T 1 IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 0-NlO ItROW EVENING will be revived Mrs. Cowley's Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. sir George Touckwood, Mr. EGERTON ; Doricourt, Mr. C. KEMBLE; 1 1 / 4 1r.'10KELY; Flutter, Mr. JONES; Saville, Mr. BARRY MORE. Letitia Hardy, Mrs. DOBBS, !he Theatre Royal, York; her first appearance In London). wi , A will be produced, a New Melo-Drama, called THE MAGPIE, or THE MAID. raid, Mr. FAWCE rr ; Everard, Mr. BARRY MORE; Heil( N;r. rr ; B njaniin. Mr. FARLEY ; 111,:l;, of the Village, Mr. BLANCHARD ; blank!, Mr. I .IS rim; Bertrand, Mr. Al KINS. Mr.. Gerald, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Annette, Maas S. ROOTH. In Act I. au INCIDENTAL BALLET. te', ; Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d; Second Price Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, 111.. x. Second 6d. A Private Box may be had nightly, on application to iank:on, at the box Office: The Doors will be opened at ast Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Slz. Places for MYR to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office, Hart , from 'fen till Four. No money to be returned. Monday, t'..e Play of Pizarro. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. AS fLEY'S, WESTMINdiER-BRIDGE. !HIS PRESENT EVENING.TO-MORROW.' and SATURDAY, HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. AVIRT. Wh:Cii, the popular &rio Casale, Equestrian Pantomime, the LIFE, DEATH, and RESI ORATION of the I.Nirrrizz RACER ; or, Harlequin on Horseback ! coarsest SI Were:Mil; scenes will be introduced a Real Ripe, and a Real Fox Chace.—A Comic Song, by Mr. —A grand EQUEo i MAN ENTREE, Pas Seal by the wred, the two 'rgh•dressed m gad horses will dale* .thnut t. 'emanate wits s country Dance 'by su rttO I lIE ELECTION ; or, Billy and Mrs. Button's • to and from London to illentford; with the eccentri c: his Horse Tally. tie.—EquestriAn Exercises, by Mr. W. j conclude w'th a hlusical Pete, called KING g.r VIII. AND - 111 E COB: Eit. tots • pen at Haf pas• Frve. Begin at Half-pa+t Six. Second t lai t )A.t ilaces taken at the Box-olSce Iront Eleven ,t• Luxe• Pit Y.& Gallery la. ' ‘l. THENntli, LONDON HOSPI I AL. It. HEADING EON and Mr. FRAMPTON id brall 014 ir AU I I.IIIIINAL COUIVE of 1.1.0- N on AN A' I °MY, PHYSIOLOOY, sod tho OPERA. , u t 61: KY. oo MoN I, the Mat October, at l'wo ciplea and Piaetier of Surgery , by Mr. HaaDzsirrqs. itmocal I ms. 11r. FRAIIIPTox. 'AI i ur. cu:ara may be known by applying to Mr. Price, ..car ) , at the Hairpin'. I.ON 1.011 1 - 10Sprnti---mIDWI EERY.' R. ICA IS BoTH M wiii begirt a COURSE LF.L: I u itu no . the Se eoce and Practice of MID 11Y, a iiso Diseases of Women and Children, on , f'SLAV, Oetubir 4th, dit Eleven o'Cluck an the Morning, • I h.vue of the Lostion tio•P it" • Pio, root, with particularo, may be had at hie house, 17 s Bruad- ,, reef buildnige (the late residence of Dr. Deani. awl et Mr. Prise, Apuekecasy to the Hoorkal. Al Itls OF ANTOMY, MEDiCiNE, &c. BLENHEIM• ! KEE r, GREAT MARLUOROUGIi-STREET. I HE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES at this 6ckuul will begin on Mesons , . October fd, 1815. naz..my, Physiology, and Surgery, by Mr. Baoomas, daily at r•.-I?is. , •crions as usual. .lemi.try Matena Medica, &c. daily,at Eight In the Mont i beery and Practice of Physic at Nine, with Examinations, '.Acts. irte Courses are given every year, each occupying nearly tu...utht. Fur ther particulars may be known from Mr. 'es, At the Theatre ; or from Dr. Ager, 68 , Margaret-street, 'that-square. NEW GERMAN FLUTE MUSIC. ..EGANT EXTRACTS for the GERMAN FLUTE, consisting of Airs with Variations, Rondos, 16, , Waltzes, Duets, &c. &c. selected from the composi• S:r John Stevenson; Braharn, Shield, Bishop, Drury; /422 "1 1, 1. King; and also of the celebrated Foreign Authors; e of , which a le com p ose d an d t h e w h o l e arr a ng ed by 1. Professor of the German Flute. No. Ito 10, 3 4 Sir Duettinas, arranged from the works of the I ""itri:e Anchors, hi which Is ittroduced the popular Airs . it Illusion" and w Pray Goody," adapted for two Flutes by I . uw 'hiPi price 3w. &I. The melo-drama of the Miller and "en, compaed by H. R. Bishop, adapted for the German by:11: 1 • Parry, price 4s. 111 Published by Goulding, D'Almalne, Potter, and Co. it Flut. and Clarinet Manufacturers, No. YO, Soho-square. NEW GERMAN FLU I E MUSIC. . Sec...tic: Edition, improved and enlarged, of CONIPI,ETE GUIDE to the Art of Playing the GERMAN FLUTE. Wherein will be found every iction necessary to the attaining a thorough Knowledge of derant and fashionable instrument laid down in the most and familiar inannt... 'the Gamuts contain the hest and approved methods of Fingering, the different modes of e pa.sl es are exemplified in forty-two examples, sod "ed by Lessons, Mrs and Duets, progressively arranged. which are ade.ed, za of the most popular and favourite fr"l4 1 :y adapted; Eighteen Cadenzas, in all the most useful ; tables of franspobition ; and a Description of the Flute Light Keys lhe whole con'ait4ing Leery information rot its to 0 4.1151.• the learner to irneeed with pleasure in his stud? Ihf• Getman i lilt Composed and arranscd by JOHN \I.L, Prole's°, : Getman Flute. • . 414 " ?lime( • y U•nildaig, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. SGhoweare; . Westmorelaud-stiftet, Dublin. NNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That appli. cation will be made to ihrEament, in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill, and ebtaltran Act for Power to vary the Line of the Navigable Cot or Canal authorised to be made by a certain Act of Parliament passed in the 52d year of his pre sent Majesty's reign, intkuled, " An Act for making and mau -1 taming a Navigable Canal from the Grand Junction Canal in the Parish of Paddington, to the River Thames, in the . Parish of Limehouse, with a Collateral Cut in the Parish of Saint Leonard, Shoreditrit, is the County of Middlesex;" such variation to corn mane to the Eastward of the Road leading from Camden Town to Kentish 'rows In the Lands of the Most Noble the Marquis .of Camden, runs:bag through Lands of the Bartholomew's Ha!- that, and terminating est& a Navigable Cut tutd Bashi, tn . be 'formed in terrain Lind commonly called the Vicar's Land, which Vicar's Land 114 to the North of a certain Street called Upper Edmund-street, in the Parmh of Paint Pancras in the County of Mit"dlesex, with proper Basins, Docks, Engines, ‘Vhirfs, Quays. landing Places, Cuivert'sWarehouses, and ether necessary Works and Convehienees: th , - whole of the said ioteruled Variation of I.ine of Canal. Navigable Cut, and Works, bring within the said Parish of Saint Pancras. and County of Middlesex : and also to alter and amend the before-mentioned Act of the S2d year of present Majesty's reign. EDWARDS and LYON, Solicitors, Sept. 9,1815. • Illoom.buty-square. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That applica• don will be made to Parliameat in the ensiling Session for leave to bring in a Bill, and obtain an Aet for power to vary the line of the Naetgable Cut or Canal. authorised to be made by a certain Act of Parliament, passed the in 52d year of his present M..jesty's Reign, entitled, " An Act for making and maintaining a Navigable Canal from the Grand Junction Canal, in the pariah of Paddington, to the River Thames. in the parish ot Liinettouse, with a cul'aieral Cut in the parish of Saint .erelard, Shoreditch, in the county of Middlesex," such variation to corintence to the westward of the road leading from Battle. bt idge w Kentish *rums, in the Lands of the Most Noble the Marquis of Camden; ton ning through Lands in the possession of William Agar, Esq. and terminating with a Navigable Cut and Basin, to be lornied in err. taut Land commonly called the Vicar's Land, which Vicar's Land li's to the north of a certain street called Upper Edmund street, in the pariah of St. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, Willa proper Basins, Docks, Engines, Wharfs, 12tuys, LoydiuK places, Culvert's warehouses, and other necessary works and convenieucies. The whole of the said intended variation of line of Canal, Navigable Cut and Works, being within the said pariah of Sr. Pancras aad county of Middlesex : and also to alter amend the before-moujoned Act of the S2d year or his present Majesty's reign. EDWARDi and LYON, fiolieltms, Sept. 9,1815. liloosnsbury.square. ZANTE WINE, superior to eithecl - lock nr Mo. sae, except those of the first quality, price sas. per dozen. AlNu French Frootigni,,Ae, of the fires growth, 635. per dozes:, in French bottles. 7 here Wines arc both of the first quality, not wilbstanding the price is about half of what they are generally sold ati ttod cau only be had at the above prices of WM. tEBIIII:T and Co. 43, Hayatatitet... IE4TWO BOOKS.--EVERY LU4E A TREASURE. HE MASTER'S GIFT to his APPREN TICE on his Outset in Life, pointing out idsway to Wealth and Reputation. se. Useful information on every Species of reel Property, Estates, Houses, Ste. 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Gelded . - - 15 6 Parish of Upper Shuckbr ugh, per ditto - 1 5 ' Pariah of Hellition, per ditto - - 8 8 Parish of Tinwell, Rutland. per the Rev. T. Foster 616 Parish of Ovetten, net hlarlbro', per Rev. C. /folic 3 0 h Parish of Dagenham, Essex, per ltev. C. R. Rowlatt 10 4 At Messrs. Goslings and Co. 93 6 0 £5 0 6 IS 17 7 17 12 11 13 1? 6 10 0 0 105 0 0 Earl of Powla At Messrs. Drummoiii!s and Co. Major-Cleucral I. Lindsey - - 10 10 0 W.G. CARTER, z - ecrt.tarv. Subscription* are received by M;.. Mortiock, ` ;o. Olf;rd street ; Mr. Elatchard, 9n, Piccadilly ; by the pnviei l ial liankerx, and by the Treaitircrs, the house of Messrt. Hamm:fairy and Co. Pall-11411. It 14 particulatly repievei that all Letters from the Country to the Coinnuttee, be esse.ly thus addries.e.i , s To the Westminster Waterloo Association, Matched House, London " • Communications. in Town, to the Comntittee, maybe made to the Secretary, W. G. Carter, Esq. Temple Chambers, Fleet-street. PARALYTIC COMPLAINTs, AND V, CON irß.te I lON OF IHE V/R, OLIVER, Stir.;eon, respettltilly inlorms 'xis I.VI Friends and the Public, Tat he has rem wed ;o No. tl, Begrime 'Terrace, Pimlico, where he continues to remove airec dons of the above nature, by a mode w:sich, he is happy to is sanctioned with the approval of the first profebsikthal . • era In the country. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, uncle by DAY and MARTIN, 97 ' High Holborn.— Phis inestima ble Composition , with half the usthil Lab.wr, produce most brtUhot Jet-black, fully equa to the highest Japan Varnish; affords peculiar Nourishment to the Leather; wilt bot soil the finest Linen ; Is perfectly free from any uspleasant smell, a::ti wW retain us virtues in any Climate. Said retail by the principal Grocers, Dont-Makers, Oilmen, anil Pemnieri, in the United Kingdom. hili..l.An.Wo IMPERIAL C 1.01 1 41, BY HIS NIA 1 ESTICS ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Ne contenant pas de lin ana:s en possedant too+ des agrement, et qui rend inutile l'ie,.2ge de la flannelle. rjIHE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public are re -11 spectfully informed, the above Cloth is manuf..ctured eokly by the Steam Apparatus, on a anathema ;cal pritic:ile,au e l is adapted for the various purposes of Family a r, for 6:+irtiv.g, for Sheetirg,Chihkons' wear, &c. Used for the purpse of Linen. it surpasses every other Cloth in Its primary quality, c o N D Ci Ness to itta il il tC ivt rea d Za g " tt promotes In all ellm a ... s , b y pro tecting, he native warmth i n e ac h, as.l i n without every season, and totally preventing the various ills that arse from bring suddeitl.• chilled after ri.lion ' , thee active eierc i ss . ITo °nicer, in the Army and Navy it is of the lirst tor,eient, as it never imbibes the damp atmosphere either by sea or laud ; Its econoin) is very great, and its beauty in appeal vte e peculiar. As Sheeting, it equally surpasses ever/ (slier Cloth, for censfort and appearance, ad well as being 2.srhs or nearly hail' the price, producing in each floe pair a saving of £t Xs. in tion to Its peculiar agreeable wear. It is sold by the Patentee, duly stamped, wholesale, in cases, of 90 and 20 pieces each, for exportation ; and by the plea: of 25 to 52 yards, from 2s. to 51.6 d. ptit• yard, at the EAST-INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, Cheapside, and at no other anise in Town or Country. Orders with remittance executed as if the parties were proem. The White Chintz for Ladles Drtlitiell may be obtained as above, fro= two to four Guineas each }kite, ion. tabling from three to four Dresses. ~~ 13 7 0 S 0 0 7 4 10 EAST INDIA ROUSE, September 13, ISIS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS 4' ENGLAND, trodig is de EAST INDIES, d. hereby &titmice, That the Court will be ready to receive Proposels,in writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 4th Octobernext, from suck Person or P .r.ocs a. may be willing to LET en Freight, for one Voyage, SHWA o' the burthen of from SOO to 850 Tons, builder's mea surement, for the Company's Ezra Service. 1 be 'fenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon en the said 4th October next, beyond which hour no Tender wiU be received. JAMES CORD, Secretary. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ships wiU be severally employed in the Company'. Service, may be bad on application to Mr. Joan Monica, Clerk to the COM. mitts* of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 18th Instant. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Appli cation will be made to Parliament, in the ensuing Session, fur leave to . hting in a Bill, and obtain an Act to authorise the Company of Proprietors of the Regent's Canal, incorporated by 1 certain Act of Parliament, passed in the Fifty-second year of his present Majesty's reign, intitultd, " An Act for making and maintaining a Navigable Canal from tile Grand Junction Canal, I in the Parish of Paddington, to the River Thames, in the garish of Limehouse, with a collateral Cut in the Parish of St. Leo nard, ShoreJitch, in the County of Middlesex," to make and maintain a Paved way from and out of the turnpike-road leading from Battle-bridge to Kentish Town, at a way or opening be. tween Church•row and Pancras•pkce, to cross land: in the pot session of Wm. Agar, Esq. running along the Northern side of the Southern Bo dary of his said lands , and on the Souther n side of his Sou Lodge, into the La i d commonly called the Vicar's Land, d along the Western and Northern bo u ndari e s Bo of the said Vicar's Laud, up to or near the Eastern boundary thereof; the whole of the said intended Paved Way being within the Parish of St. Pancras. in the County of Middlesex. EDWARDS ,aad LYON, Solicitors, Septemberath, ins. Bloomsburrsquare. _____