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Cherry Bur. • toa, Yorkshire, per 'Ji•u 9 0 Osr I:.q's Pay of the Nun- Cons tati.46,s3.4 OLE cora, Anti P. iva:e4, of the Per! am prr Laogbard, Dep.- alaj -(Sen. a es. Sa. Line, &ha, Esq. 10 10 .3 0 kk!al. Cart well, Esq. I.3:Kash:re 90 0 ,3ili‘ 1 y::te r 1 0 t ILet•un at BPI ntim • t7',arel, 13-r Rev. It.. S:trens . 78 ° 11 • af St. Leonard's, _ _ Derks, ger Roy. R. • 45 Ga. 104 id. • - Du. Pal idtpf 1.04£4. 1 si. At Munn. sturis and Co. ut titraiSioad, I Elect, prr Rev. W. Warren, ki.erer Pari.h.s of Gnat and Chesterfordiks bes,per itectia)avis, 411.111.1 d. The Rutor and a kar PariAbiaaer. of Wsdo. ham Pushups the Duchess of Rut land 6 16 S 0 Chapetry of Max. rot, /:en , , per Rev. JuLa Wihume t'arich of Bishop Stortiord, per Rev. kosers,Vl* car, /:;i. 14s. sd. 1 it: otlitti Parishes of and et. iQery Rahaw, Use. eov, ore key H G. Waik•ns, €47. 141. id. The Pa-ils of Whit Cir!ve,t,er, Roo. C. F. bla,ear.l 110 of Great Bentley, per ker. 1.140. —l , 54. Pgrl:4 t 4 Ltbskv, per %,% •N. oi•eu, ft Ltor 11) 5 rar:ol l'er 1. Rector 1 '...c!•11 per dirt( ) ikliqrof AsT,di.vr, per it cr.l. Ni/tll, PI! 115...1. Para; utµyfi•m,klirp ittv...atu.. Coon. Vic.ir, 14. 141. Par it I hos itc,c4en ! • Grt.l Per Rev. I.idirt 1 11 Aymtye,lferc u" re Rev. U. D. v.,.,; ) 5r 3 4 1 2:irt•S 14 Perefe-b- Pos,r, I en!itr.n, per t t.e Pc& J, 4impicinstme 4-. Pan,li of 1..vt00, It% Le, ptr Qtr. W. r CI 14 1 1 1 of Netawelt, per Unto 2 [ ieh of Pacoima., E. ex, per Rev. T. %Vie. *len, Agri. 7a liun rd. • etlon, lierifottl, per Moe. W. Caveat 10 17 S 11 8 15 1 1 Parish of - Bulairr,Fsnri, per Rev. .r..Walb:r, sel2 16s. 9d. Parish of St. Matthew,. Friday-strict, and St. Peter's Cheap, by the Rev. G. A. Hatch, and Churchwardens, At :maim Donlan & Co. LurJ M 4 ecke held ir • ) . . ,-.ITERLOO SIJBSCRIPTION, TiumcissD ' voest TAYLRS, Sr. JAZitai:ll-STICIIIT. liii , litivss the Duke of YORK, Chairman. nocit of Subscriptions advertised, X 24,010. 121. ids A rc hbishop of Parish of Shorpharet. l - .k ,t:101 Q I Kant, per Rev. IL W. talr reigh 10 Hood, selo 131.11.1, of Ely 50 0 Parish of Boddingiturst, Ei.ho? of Peter- Essex, per Rev. B. 31. 10 Harvey AO Contr,bueon Parish et Downhant, tm i'.: tnt Bend sh• Essex, per • Rev. 1. • 1-I.lla- Addison ~4 16 fk6 12s. ed. with Al S a ints, Parish of Wietford • Es than', Mx- • sex, per Rev. J.Addi ii, ptr !:r v. 1. Al- sun, £ll 7s. 64. Parish of I.aindon-cum •ef I i.ortston I Ba•seldon, .per Rev. per Join) Newman 'I. Nis...lto - oh, I Parisb of St. h Lond.m, per &Vv. W. Parker • 52 0 Parish of St. 13artho/o. me*, Exchange, by Mr. Chalmers, hi ad. ditiun to other large subscriptions, £lO2 Parish of Broxburn, per • Rev. W. Jones 96 16 Hamlet of Hoddesdon, per Rev. B. Vincent, sev9 ss. 6d. . Parish of AmweU, dittoof37 2s. 6d. Parish of Col•ingham, Essex, per Rev. lames Birch Parish of Fobbing, per ditto S 10 Parish if East Thorn. don, Essex, per Rev. H. Powell, Lit Es. fkd. Parish of Little Bur stead, per Rev. J. Newman .; Parish of Newport, Et.. sex, per Rev. T. Bell, Vicar, £3O 14s. 64. Parish of Stapieford, Toomey Court, Essex per Rev.C. R. Linda; 15 17 'aril& of Eby:ref Hert ford, 1 4. Rev. W. • Hewtayne • 40 1 4 0 7 2 inadditiontosubScrip. Liens at Lloyd's and elsewhere, £56 Its. 6d. Parish of Great Pam. don, per Rev. John Johnson eam• • Parish of St. Clement's Danes, SUand, by the Res. W. Chaney, Renter, at s Meeting in Vestry 32 0 After a Sermon by the Rev. AVnti. Guerney, itss I Is. 6d. From House to Hesse, • £llO ltis. • Society of Now Inn 10 10 -.. r . 350 0 Parish of Felthaso.Mid dlesex, per am A. Kilgour, Vicar, Li 9 11. 6d. Parish of Hattleld,Vroad Oak, per Rev. Thos. Claytdrs Glyn 30 0 Parish of lark Ilford, knelt, per Rev. R. • Collett Parish of St. Sepulchre, London, per Rev. It. Diekson Sluckletord, D. D. Vicar - 127 1 Parish of St. Sepulchre, Middlesex, per Rev. It. D. Shacklelord, U. D. Vicar 84 8 Parish of Musden,l-lert lord, per Rev. G. D. Goodyar, Xl6 I is. 6d. Pariah or St. John's, Westmarister,per Rev. • D. A. Haight 108 19 Parish of Langford, PAM ter, per Rev. M. Westcorob, £l4 13s. 6d. S S At Mem% Hoare.. Miss Jobnes 10 .0 Mr. &deans Lens sts 0 Right Hon. bar John 50 0 G. l'emptentan, Esq. 10 0 ILe Earl of Clarendon 50 0 - At Moms. Eit tta a'Co. l'ArielO of Letcogrt4 • &ism, lkoks, prr rv. H. Raudolph, &I lla. qd. 52 10 At Mrstr, Retries & C.. I.ui 4 1 . Somerville 52 10 IL Utitsweld 1 ervfil,l6ll. 50 0 At Mdssn. Wright* Co. R. P.laithew Casberd, Eq. M. P. 91 0 Gecrse o;>t. Henn" 23 Hon. Lora Stout. tun SO 0 At &Tests. Glyn and Co. Collection at the Oafish of at. klicholas, War wick, £.2.4 Os. • WI. At Messrs. 1-1(414011. and Co. Johp Gosling, F.N. GG,u ctstcs•placa 5 0 At Mean. Cnutts and Co. Hon. Col. F. O. IT:ward ti 0' Dwa ape Marchioness et I Lespond .y• 0 /1 7 Ain 10-1 bnrc right :ror f.r.) ly • talk T. '• ;•.! • r fnl rt,•! , ; 1-:et A ;1 btsc t( : lar Non . .t1 'I Le I '1:.• lid ►-.1 t Ir. t.!l. V.; It, res t • e P. rl.l tOD Oct Jr 01: mi 11. at! Lane Iticht lli‘ 111,1 S:t • ON At H. I EN 141 dt The 24 0 At Messrs. Goslings and Co. Wilbraham Egerton, Esc • £2l 0 Parish of East Barnet, Hem, per Rev. W. !Warr, remitted per Rear-Adm. Wares: At the Church. X4O ns. 6,1„ Parents fur httie Chil dren, •• .. mei 4 ss. 6d. Parishioners and Servants, £4 19g. Parishioners at their houses, and Land Pro prietors not resident; that Aare contributed at other parts, • . - +e47 SS. ed. - selOf Is& 7d. Palish of Loorestolt t per • Itev. Richard Lock ivied, 4 2 4e1 4s. 6a. Marquis of Wiecbaster, id addition to Ids via- a rochial subscription 52 10 At Meson. Denison' and Co. Parish of Badswords. per Rev. J. Fisher 12 9 • --- I At MMUS Birch and Co. Collected it the Chapel of New lirentfurd, per key. Sat Huth, st3o 15a ad. Earl Cluilmandeley 100 0 Lord Bolingbroke 30 0 Collected at the Parr& of Hillingdon. Mid. (Heave by the Rey. Archdeacon Hodgson, I .. XlOl los. 6d. Ditto at 'Township of . Uxbridge, by the Rev. J. Pike IC4O as. 6d. Parish of Sotnertoe,Suf. folk, per key. Dr. ' • Middy 3 15 Mrs. Ann Fotkergill 10 0 Mr. C. Scott S 0 At Messrs. Drummonds. Jos. Smith, Esq. M. P. Stoke Park. Wilts SO 0 The Earl of Ha Tingten 50 0 . Major-Gem gal B. Rey oardson sO ie Sir Arthur Paget 26 5 Adm. Richard Willis 10 0 Thomas Lowudee, Eeq. Hampstead Heath SO 0 Meows. Child and . A further CoUecticio front the Parish of • .eybotaii, its Kent, by the Raw. J. Hawley, se2. 21. titl. Parish of Mellklen, in '• Flintshire,perHionss I Collected to &amber s'o 'Parish, Sussex, per Rev. Dr. Green, Rai. for 1 Mr. l'hos.Litibetter S. If Mr. Hugh Penfold 1 • Parish of trith, in Kent, by Rev. R. Davies,Vl. car, ,546. las. 664 • • 1 14 itari,sh of Merewottb, 7 Kent. by Rev. W. P. • Collection at the Parish Pigott, Rector 20,0 of Carrleydruidion, Parish of lawithasn, per Rev. W. Row. • Kent, by the Ream . 0 0 hods, 45 ea. dd. Parish of Longfield, in 1 Collection at the Pariah • Kent, by the Rector f 0 of Caldicet, Mon. mouth 10 10 1 W. G. CARTER. Subscriptions are received by Mr. Morilock, 250, Cfsfm•d street ; Mr. Ilecbud,i,u, Piccadilly ; by the principal Bankers, and by the . ..rs asurat, at the house of Meters. Hammersley and Co. i sU. M i 1. ' It is particularly requeste.l that all Letters (rota the IlloiStry to the Committee, be easetly thus addressed; • • • " To the Westminster Waterloo Amocation,Thetobai Kolas Leaden." • • sit • Communications, in Tows), to the committee, may be made to the Secretary, W. G. Carter, Esq. Temple CbambrAls Fleet-street. At Mosaraßiddulph, Cot &Co. Admiral Sir 'T. Wil !iml,KCß..lo 10 John Buller, Esq. 10 10 Sir Amara Bot.te:n 15 0 Contribution from Roo- ham, Otott, per Rev. MrDandritlige : • Lady Cottrell Dormer and two Mlle Cut at 0 Rev.tvir.Dandridige 3 3 Rev. W. k..tat 0 10 Lady C. Dermer's Servants A WiDOW IN DISTRES3. • THE feeling mind is anxiously addressed by the Frien4s of this deservihg Person, who having for upwards of 13 years laboured most .ndustriuusly and Indefatigably in a sma I business, to sulpart herself- and handy, hags after every sffort and exertion, found herself in a Moe of embarrassment fromn depres•Lm is her little business. Her debts amount to a little more than aBl5O, a sum oho has not the remotest prospect of paying; and nu:hing hut fsture• misery to look to, without the aid of those who Blight to do good. The sinalla:pt aid will be most gratefully received, and tie Contributors will know they have the pleasing reward that they have contributed indeed to the drying,a luipeless and deserving Widow's tears. Donations are received by Messrs Smith, Payee. and Malik Bankers, George•street, Mansion-house; Messrs. HoshoU sod Stirling, 3 IS, strand (near Catherine-street) ; Messrs. Hammers., leafs and Co. 76. Pall- Mall ; and by Mt.. Millard, N.. 16. Cheap. side, by whom the must astlalestory Info:elation will he given. THO N 4 S MANTON, PATENT GETN-MAssa. 1. Sb, - Prinee4strett, L.icester-tquarr, beds knee to Infos= the Nobility, Gentry, and Sporting wur.d in general, that after much labour and t xpensr, he has completed an improvement. In he Lock and Breech of tiro Gun, anti Liters himself the long. wished for object is attained of preserving the powder in the pan from the effect of wet.- his improvement is further desirable un account of its capability of being albzeti to soy modern Gan., as also In action, by rendering the communication -quicker than by the former method, and in preventing the pos.ibility set blowing out the touch-bole, en accident heretofore rig frequently coot plained of. T. M. 'feel* confidence in solititing the inspee: lon of Gentknaen of the spot-dug word to. Guns of his mattelaetery with this improvement from a cotrvictiou that they will be highly approved of. 'TO THE AFFLICTED. . put Virtues of the CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD are daily demonstrated, is eradiating the. worst ar.d most dangerous symptom. of Nervous Diskilltr• Nadshill tended so much to establish the tame dais •Medielsits. as 1t eel% tale weenie in those complaints which strike their roots so kw in the cnnstitut inn, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind. This Medicine has been uncommonly successful with ?sin pee. pie, who Lave the appearance and air of old age; who are pile. effeminate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile; vitinsi bodies are become bent, whose iegs are no longer ahk to carry them— who have an utter distaste for every or ass tMelly bey& citated. Where** hi stomach Illearesed, the WI is weakened; paleness, bodily decay, sea Imuladas occesd i asd the eyes sink into the head. 'lb Balm of Gaud if prepwarlyDr. Salomon, of Lhaershi s sad is told by scary hhulithasteeaderlasbe FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1815'. Collection at the Parish of I Itienhani, Glou cestershire, by Rev. T. 1 !limas Vicar 41 R Lord Ellin )US 0 At Mrsgri. Nul&• and Co. kWh& of Middlehalis 10 5 • At Mitsar4. Hammeraleys. Capt. W. Thus. Lorkr, R. N. 5 0 Right Hon. Col. Bagwell 21 0 Parish of 4 4 est , arn,Berkv, per Rev. S. George, " Parish of Nevrtoniony, Wilts, in addition to sell Cs. by Rev. H. Price 12 2 Parish of firockrtui, - Wilts, by the Rev. Henry Good IS 15 Parishes of Woodford, Weistord, an.t Lake, ‘Vilts, per Rev. E. Duke 14 4 By the Overseers in the Close of Sarum. in 3d tlitiou . to other blab. scriptions, x 27.7.. 611. . Parish of Wiinerbourue, Wilts, per Rev. U. Bating 6 6 Rev. G. 3ari ng • 10 10 Parish of silarkham, Berk', per Rev. Mr. Davies 6 2 Mr rhoinu Sherborn 10 10. Parish of &ethos % per Rev. Jas. Ventres 6 9 Parish of Chisleharnp - ton, O:on, per Rev. • F. 1 burland, .0410i1s. sd. 4areut. hlin Fretwell 9 2 Mr. Charlton 5 • o ' W. Sewel, 1;4. bussof 10 so' Right Hon. C. M. Su. toe LI 0 Parish of Lytlhanr, ip I Salop, per Rev. Pl. 1 Oakley, Rector, 414 14.. 64. 'Pariah of Sy/Alarm, Yorkshire, per Rev. IT. Woodcock 32 1G Lord Gwydir lOU 0 Mrs. Radial S S At Mous. Robots & Ca Pariah uC Wilshassiptua, Sliporshire, per blew. E4wardarstsl l U.• 61 OBSERVER-OFFICE, f 69, S trIFIE Public are reipeCtfullyinformed, that gr ."- 'imitations are niukly to Publish in Edition of the. OBSERVER every Monday Afternoon, and in "Indent time to be inrwarded by the Post to every part of the 'United Kingdom. The Mond y Edition win comprise several columns of Original Matter, including the Markets, and the.latest intelligence., both Foreign and Dometic, which may have reached Town up to the hour of its Publicatio n. The Bouday Edition will continue u usual to be sent Into the Country an the blank day (sundays). . TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. EDIICA I'lON. T HE Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. 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Sold wholesale and vend( by Isyley Ind Blew, Perfumer!, Cockspur-street, London, (when. the Patent Cakes continue to be trade and said as usual); also sold retail by must of the Veitderl. Pints I s.ed. half-pints Iod. escb. lc,- To pt.-vent Iniprieltio:i. the Labels are signed : • " W. 14AYLEY," " BAYLEY and BLEW." BM FISH P.AINT Al IrNIT VAC rola, 62, QetZ:l-3TRICE I', CULAPSID:. • IMPENLTRABLE PAINTS, and COAL l'A R . Bstuvrx, tor Park Puling, Slifes, Out-bu 1.1141, and Weather-boarding, of every de.criptioo. invisible Green, pet cwt. 565. Red in. Brown, per cwt. 4:4. nark Green, . 761 White Paint - 6' a Olive ditto - - 1 t t.s. Prepared Oil, to thin them Load Colour - stis. I _lorl.L.e, ss. 6d. per Gall. _ ... . Stone Coiner 565. I Fine Paint for Work of ChoeoLate Colour . 561. every description, Refined far Brown 2g4. per .cwt.-i—Commen ditto I k,. per cwt. N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornarn•nlal, .1 ti wll cover a surface neatly twice as great It% other Paints: tht y id•o possess a durability which rendrrs them peculiarly v.luaWe, when applied to work constantly esposed to the etfeeis of the weather ; and from their being ground in Linseed (11, and dry. trig very quick, they are applicable to the general plaipilee• of Useful Inside Painfinj, as they give at the same time a preserv. ing and very handsome crier: ing. They are also a Cure !Rt. the Worn. and Dry Rot, will bland in hot Climates, and are /Joy of application, being used in the saine.inantier as vitt. t Paints 'l' he COAL TAR IiROWN is recommended fur the c.,verieg of Rough Fencing, Porou'sTileS, Wood under Ground or Water; particularly the Refined, which to perfectly insoluble in Water.; the Wood will got penetrate whore it is used ; it is of a v.ry good colour, dries hard, and is c:isily applied,requiring only to be heated and laid on with a common tar-brush. Sok! by UPTON and Co. Queen -street, eheapsicle. MILLARD'S INIPERIAL CLO 1 . 11, • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET MRS PATENT. Ne comment pas de lin mail en possed.iit ton. lee ass - eaten:, et qui rend inutile !'usage de is flannelle. THE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public are re spectfully informed, the above Cloth is manufactured solely by the Steam Apparatus, ou a mathematical prineipk,:old is adapted foe the various purposes of Family use, for tgiiitiAg. fur Sheeting,Childrene wear, &c. Us.d for the purpose of It surpasses eliery other Cloth in its primary quality, cuNriudeti miss to Iik:ALTII, WhiCh •it promotes in all Chroatt s, by iris tecting, without increasing the native warmth in each, and- in every smolt, all totally preventing the various ilis that art, front being sudde:ily chilled after riding or other actit•e eviretse. To Olticers lie the Army and Navy it is oldie first looniest% as it never imbibes the damp atmosphere either by 14. a or land; its economy zed duraislity is very great, and its benty in apps arance peculiar. As Siitt4llg, it equally surpasses every u leer Cloth, (.r comfort and appearance, as well as king 2.sths or nearly Lalf the price, producing is owls line pair a saving of 42. Ss. in addii lion to its peculiar agreeable weal. It is sold by the Patentee, duly :tamped, wholesale, in easel, of SO and GO pieces each, for exportation ; and by the piece of 25 to 52 yards, from its to ss. 6.1. per yard, at the EAS WAREHUU.SLS, Nu. Ili, Cl:carbide. an 1 at no other llotise its Town or Country. Orders with remit:a=•ce ezecuivd as if the parties were present., The. Whi•e Chiuta fur Ladles Urc•scs may ' be obtained a. 3lsove, holt two to tour Uuitieas cash lice, con taining from three to four Dress, c. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. DR. FOT II ERGI LL'S RESTOR AT VF. CORDIAL DROPS Lave been Well known nt•-,r h.& a Century for their efficacy in every description of Nervil, orders, and Debi;ity or Relarvitin in Persons of eitlier Sex, young or old; whether hereditary or occasioned by a long resi dence so hot or unhealthy Climates, the immoderate or Spi rituous Liquor:, or other noxious Fluids, too Sedentary a Lite. I close application to Study, excessive Care or Grief, injudic:oct a ;minis, ration of Mercury, Dissiiiatlon. or other causes . 1" he effects of this excellent and power ul re•anitnating Medicine are to give warmth and vigour to the who:e Nervous System, to re pair the time anti injared constitution of the muscular forts, to render P.aid and promote the due circulation of the animal jUICLI, revive and exhilarate the languid drooping spirits, assist (11;es• don by stimulating and strengthening the organs of the btomachi excite a genial glow of vital beat which gradually emends to every part Of the frame; and if persevered In for a rea.o.able time, feebleness, lasslttole,•antlety, melancholy, and ale ca . do plotable symptoms of disease will vanish; and strength, r.',our s serenity, and every evidence of renovated healtl., will he tat happy result of taking these iavaluahle Drops. Sold at Mr. Blither, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Pail's Church-yard, Loudon; and most Country Medicine Vciidiss, in bottles, at Is. dd. and gis esch. . j LS PASTILLES MA ItTIALLES de MONT. PE I.IER ; or, AROMATIC I.OZENGES of reed., are a discovrry of the first importance to this present •and sue creimg Bassi, their happy effects being equally sudden, cei ;.1111 and ptrinanriat ; so diffusely salutary, that while they give toile to netts, and heath and vigour to the entire frame, they inipert a ge.141 brat through the whole system, aid exh.lirate the animal' rits in such a manner, that they may fairly be Slid to reanimate nature; for those ,diseases occasioned by dean it y, rcial at ion, pros. t ration of stienzth. e:. want of to le in the nervous systtni, ti ay are recommended wit! , . utnimt confidence, as the moss g e able, safe and itfanthle remedy 'that evtr ha. been, or p T i t • i ,_ • ever Call be discovered by the res a •ch..l of seletice "th e y act „..Z as a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually Pnd effectually strengthening aed renovating he c institution, ex tag the healthy a;titia 14, .tad imparting increased energy and v r to every part of the hunian frame; they restore the languid, a . 'militated, nervous, and reased of both 'ekes, to sonud and o revs bra " ; when aversion to exereise, loss or depravity of a pe tke, and pallid countenance indicate approaching con..umpdos, the delicate female will be restored to health and moiety Isy i.e benign influence of this medicine. At Montpelier these I.menges aciiiiired a degree of cebb...ty uneqnalled in the annals of medicine, pnd many lemons wlth; Iva gone there front this , country, attribute their recovery more to this invaluable preparation than to any othei . tause whatever. Preparedby the Proprietor, beddon, and sold wholendo sod retail by his Agent,. Alfr:GMtd, 15e, strand, Loodoo, is bores, at 7s. and UM. each; also by Davison's, 1, Parileou n t; street, Dublin, (Ageats for Ireland); Elkins, Reading; Cowtan and Culegate, Canterbury ; Mutaday and Co. Oxford; Maur and Co. Chelmsford; Cruttwell, and Meyier's Bath ; 8r0.% and Co. Salisbury ; Laugdon and Co. Sberbeene; Tnewmsst s Exeter; and most Venders of Medicine in the Kingdom: • To I revent imposition,. Isachßos is signed by the Paapticaor, 0, P. seddea) i n hi soool y laud writing, wiltouut whisk none ens possibly lis genuine. 1 This day WAS published, In One Volume, 870. price 7s. 6d. in hokrds, • rritiE BATTLE of WATERLOO; city:lining .A. the Accoutre published by Autbori , y, British and Foreign, and other relative Documents; with Circumstantial Drtads pre vious aril a to the Ba , ilo, from a variety of asurbentic and on ginal siiiirees. To which is add d, an Aiphaheic.d List of' the • nficers Killed and Wounded, trout 15th to ictlt of June, IS IS. atul t' , e total Lose of each regiment; with enskitant nation of the Waterfall tionoura and Priv:kges conferred upon the Men and Officers ' and Lists of the Regiments, &c. entitled thereto. Illus trated by a Parini antic Sketch of the Field of Battle, anti a Plan of the Position and Movements, with those of the Prussians. Traced bfa NEAR OnitiRVER. Printed for J. Booth, Duktastrect, Purtland-place; and T. Egerteu, Military Library, Whitehall.