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THE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICRRS if his MA- A- JliSTre ORDNANG.ft, de..ierefry five wake, 'that Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall, or;1 or before MONDAY, the 3d daf of "July net., from such IN rsons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of ENO. 1.; 4 11 TIMBER, for *service of this Department for a Period three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first upon notice of three lihmths, at the option of either party. Liao of dm Timber to be 'supplied, and farther particulars, Norther with the TIMM atUl Couditioni.of the Contract, may be obtained et the Secretary's 4>fllee in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day tyttweeo, thi'honrs of ten and four o'clock, where the Prm pools'tnesebe dellecred; itialed up end endorsed " Propnsali t(lr Ingliali I%4er ;" bur onloVepeeal can be admitted after the 501 id of Italy, at twelve o'elodi at noon of the same day, pelther ipm any Tender be natieed unless the yarty making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shell attend. By Order of the Board, R. It (*.TRW, :.t.erehprre. TkrtiNTSPORT OFFICE, Jmne gs, 1815. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING , HIS MAJESTT's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for takes tat e ef WIC and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care aid of PIZISONERS of WA& do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on TUESDAY, the 4th Of Jay, 181.5, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat. with such Pt r,nis as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners nt War in Illeakh and Sickness, at STAPLE'rON near BRIS TOL PLYMOUTH, VALLEYPIELD, GREENLAW and N.S. for Six Month' certain. N. reader will lb it remittal afier ere o'clock on the dam of treaty, acs gibtwitatiteel, awfbli tis tarty, or a erritetest era for him, personally attend. Each Teader aunt k secaadtawied del a !Letter front taco respectable i'.rsoas,argarg to become Loynd with Me Perseus tesdering, lathe saw 1 !kW** Woke performs's* if eir Contract. Furthest parkieriare may be beton, applying at this Office. • I t . TRANIIPORr OFFICE, June 2q, 1815. THE COMMLYSION,ERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJEST‘T's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for labia: Care 1 SICK aid WOUNDED SEAMEN. and fir the Care aid Cartady of ?RISCNERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, 'lt they wdl.te ready at this Office, en I tlEsp,:xy, the July, 1 . 815, to receive seakd T i nders, and treat with such Parses. ar iftly be willing to contract for Viewailhig Prisoners 01. War In Sault% and Sickness *t PORTON, near GOSPORT, For Six blentbseettaln. M Tater will Ar twined defter Mr Idea ea the day of treaty, nor tits , welled maim the party; er s essopetai! agent far hiss, personally attend. Zack realer oust he isaysepanied i t a Letter ins" two respeleMe Person essgakinff to &new bend said; the Person tendering, in the JNIS 4r1040, fir tge ire ingenious elk. Contcaet. Farther pareiadans sus,* knave, 4 applying at this Offer, . r caohig meaty _ .Tbis d a wasipWillishato Pr. es. in-,Royal Moo. bda. TIBERIUS atizrog ckYlpuats, Altera Parte Maier I sea dom ROITZ 14117011111cA. Sdidit 34. Pi. goissosive. 'Printed by A. J. Valpy; sad ogd by Longman and Co.; Law co.;_ao# all otber Booketters. ' • • pts PAMPHI Allot. Isle eeblellowltpaios stmt. T 8 1 PAMPELE'rEEK, NO. X.; cogrAttnigo. • . . .i. —.Ban. de Cesstiott on the litssfomusarrir of Ms- Ittareee--gs TRIAt by Yellr. by / LotIOLIT, itsq.-1. Mr meaereact's LITTeh to Vance TALLfirRAND-4. On the of *veering Hoostl frail! Itasa—S. An Attempt to vs re tile POetleAL TM:NITS...A the Presest Age, by T. .TA/rests, E.Q.—l.'oB the Geeesoitior ,of the Be Alm — t Mr., P.lll.tor's LITTeel eolltioued—h. Mr. BASIL Mois test/ oo the INSOLIPAST tLL-4. A New Ts toe Tof the Iwo il eXts featits, by G. A. mesterei, Esq. • .. Sold by MesArg. Gale, and Co. end all other flooltedlers. _ 74.1 M AND IMPROVE D D SAURUS. EDITION OF MORELLI; T ?bk day was ptiblisly.:l, (with two•highly-finished lavaslnge at the present Edimr and of De.-Merell), price , S. ss. in boards. LEXICON ORACO-PItOSODIACUM. Aurtore T. MORELL, 011ailithatum Typts denim Mendavit, eta: ate. etc. • EDV. MAL rill', &I'd*. antabrigin t Typis Academieis E=cudit Joanne, Smith; ve-', l'eunt spud Cadell et Davies •, P. C. et J. Rivingion • Payne et Foss; J. Cuthell ; J. Minn $ I &Willow'. Allen, et Sore ; Long man, Hunts-Rees., Orme, et Brown; J. Otrise; Law et Whit aker; E. Jeffery; White et Cochrane ; J. Booker; it. H. brans ; Richardson; R. Priestley; .Cl. Clinger; E. Wilbert's; James Black; rj Mawman ; R. SAMby ; Baldwin, Cradock, et Joy, tond‘al g It Dighton et.Soee. Careabriigia. VEDlCAl'Ell:rti uts MAJESTY T g KING or PRIMSIA. In the Pres., and speedily will be pabli.hed, in one vat era THE 'LIFE ANL) CAMPAIGNS OF FIELD-1 'MARSHAL PRINCE SLUCAER ; Interspersed with a inne i, no vel a nd interesting Matter, and enriched wirh authentic Alitt dorrs mid biographical ItrelOehts of all the Watling Charge it r. of both the Conttdtratet imd Preterit Armies. Drawn from onginal and °Sail Sources- enshollished with a fun Portrait, and engraved Plans of dsle ;Wig lItothl• 1. meted Irons the German of Otters! ONEMINAU; Quurtcr-MisterZwarto Priam Blather's Army. V/iJi couslderablb by J. R. MAASTON, Egg, Of the tinilliserghattrgar - Quird. London; Printed for•Sberwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos. ter-tows nAZARDi - SuittiE, turd Co. submit the fol. lowing Rich Scheme of the LOTTERY to the Public, and respectfully acquaint them that Tickets and Shares see now ott :see at their OSCC, No. 93, ROVAL SICUAWSK. Excsive o f Pdges of £ 4 0, 000 , £30,000, and £20,000, there are i lu n this Loiter', others to the . amount •of Tirelve housand Guineas, which will be pai.l by them in Gold as soon as drawn. To bel,in 'Drawing 10th JULY. SCHEME: 1%0,0115 are £60,000 ~ , 10,000 1,250 ... • opt* ...•. _ ipso ... . - I 1000 0 525 e l, lOO 10 810 .: 2,1V0 II 100 SG 01•5•••••• 50 •••• 1,300 lore • • .0.024 15 . • 1,51'0 WA, M bay 'lO each . ...... ••••••=.da• 15,000 Tickets. £ 1 .s 0,000 . Ilse Firet.drawn 220,039 will have .9:0,000 more, making a Prise of 43b,(.00! '1 he second-drawn £.0,000 will have .C:0,000 more, makiog a Prise of .210,0001 The Fire-drawn ,c 0,000 *ill have .CIO,OOO more, making a Prise of d 20 0 00! Ten FuNitoidrawn /flanks, First Day, will each receive 1100 Qui- Lea* I Tbr Fortieth-drawn Prise the First Day *ill receive i,060 Guisimal Filth, Teeth, and Fifteenth-drawn Minks .:-.A.and Day, will each receive 1,000 Gant's! Twentieth, •liiirtletb. Fortieth,itod Plilittb-dtawn Blanks on the Third Day, will each reedit 50 Golpivil the whole of ?hick will be Oil au Gold! . 3 : • • 000000 ••• ••••••••• THURSDAY; JUNE '29, 18154 • THE CORPORATION of the CALEDONIAN. ASYLUM for EDUCATING , and SUPPORTING su CHILDREN of SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, NA TIVES of SCO TLAND, as cannot be admitted into the Royal Institutions *f Chelva and Greenivieh, sod of INDIGEN SCOTCH PAREN TS, resldent t in London, not entitled to Pa rochial R. lief. Subscrptions formerly advertised, esdusive of contributions at the dinner in Cal. City of Imittlolo Tavern on the 14th of June, the date of the Incorporation. Donations. Annual. £16,012 4 2 .6421 6 o Subscription.s since received— The Earl of Wernyss - 100 0 0 The Marchioness of •i'ownsend lO 0 0 The Parish of Borrewstoness • 93 9 0 Mr. John Cow . - . 55 0 Messrs. Titian and Cuff, Masters of i CO 0 0 the Fr:•cmasons' Tavern The Milt ilessiod of Pennington . 10 10 0 Sir W. Adams (Albemarle-street) ,41 0 0 To be continued. Subscripi ions received at the dinner on the I sill June, formerly advertised, 494 9 0 John Burlial!, Esq. - - 91 0 0 Patrick Mile. Esq. - . 91 0 0 Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. . 21 0 0 John Gordon, just Esq. • 10 10 0 Lieutenant-General Sir C. Ilidop 10 10 0 Alexander Gibbon, lisq. . 10 10 0 Benjamin Shaw, Esq. M.P. • 10 10 0 George Fraser, Esq. - . 10 10 0 Lieutenant-General John Fraser lb 10 0 Alexander Harper, Esq. - 10 10 0 Richard Penner, Esq. - - 10 10 0 James. Elmslie, Esq. . . 10 10 0 Edward Down. Esti. - . 30 10 0 James Lindsay, 'Esq. - . 10 10 0 Lieut.-Col. Lindsay, 78th Highlanders 10 10 0 Thomas Walker, E.sq, - - 10 10 0 J. Parish, Esq. . . 10 10 0 Charles Parish, En. • - . 10 10 0 Hugh Gray, Esq. . . 10 10 0 To be continued. The rilrectors of this Institution might be accused of neglects ing the trust which has been conferred on them, were they to allow the general exultation for the late Victory to subside with. out reminding the Public., that many Claimants on the Charity have been added by that great event. They have resolved to keep a separate account of the Donations that may be made to tbe Fund an consequence of the Victory, confident that the libe ratty of the COuntry will, on this °assign, be speedily and largely manifested. No riglinents suffered more severely, or were more distinguished in the Haul, than the Scotch. bubscnptions continue In be received at the Banking.kouses of Messrs. Timms Covets and. Ca ; Messrs. Pastan, Cockerel', 'lran, and Co. ; Messrs. Dowg, Thornton, Free, and Down ; Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald, and Co.; Messrs. Dnuntuonds and Co.; Niessrs. Herries• Farquhar, and Co. • Messrs. Davison, Neel, Templar, and de. • Meier*. Smith, P ayne, and Smith ; Messrs. Prescott. Genie and Co.; Messrs. lidoriand, .Ransom, and Co ; Incite National Banks et Scotland J OHN and at the Once of the, In stitution, by GALT, Secretary. Caledonian Asylum Ofliee, Caveat-pram Chambers, June 26.1016. 2 0 PRIZES OF A 40,000,1130,000, AND ,110,000. SWIFT and Co. are Selling the Tickets and Shares of the present GRAND LO'T'TERY, at their fortunate Oakes No, it, POULTRY, I No. SI, ALODATI HlOlll le, Cuikatua Caoss, Stairr; 'Ds* Scheme contains thirty Capitals, including Prises se _efso,oou, seso,o4lo, erSO,OOO, .e 4,100, Be4ldes Five Prizes of £t,ooo, ate. and highteen Prises of Guineas, which will be Paid in Gold, without deduction, as soon u drawn, v z. lof 5,000 Guineas, I 4of 500 Guinea*, S 1,000 Guineas, 10 -- ZOO . Guineas. S FATE Lornur. FULL OF GUINEAS I—Full of superior CAPITAL PRIZES —sad altogether full of novelty is the Scheme of the present Lottery. EYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Co vestry-greet, performs his duty to his Friends and the IPublie in giving them the keas of the present Lottery, which begins 19th JULY. The Scheme requir.s no comments, and it is recommendation sunklest to state that there is a ptinc,l7 Prize of £40,000; a grand Prize of Cz0,006; besides £ist,ooo, ' data Scc. Aug is,ol 0 Guineas to be all paid in Gold. E. E. in the last Contract, felt great pleasure in paying to scr many of his Frieda, part of the Gold tor Shares sold at his fortunate Oakes, as above. where he solicits a continuance of their Favours, which will at all times receive his best attention. All Business In the Fends transacted with fidelity as usual. GREAT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS. NA. 3,869, drawn 13th MAY x Prize ot 5e30,000, Di big the Only One in the last Lottery, was Sold - In Extern SitA el ES at I'ORTUNATX WINCE, No. 17, Ludgate. street, near bt. Paul's, where, in the Last Lottery, were also Su: , l No. 12,688, entitled to 1,000 Guineas, wli:ch WEBB paid in Gold, and 6,285, a Prize of £5000; and in the pre ceding Lottery, drawn in January last, No. 2 4 502 a Prize of £lO,OOO I No. 3,099 a Prise of £2 OO io,soo 506 6,775 -- 2 6,358 • 100 &c. &c. Ste. CI WEBB h.ts great satisfaction in announcing the . above fortunate sweats, and begs to call the attention of his Friends and the Public to another SPLENDID LOT FERY, which begins Drawing 19th JULY, and contains Prises of rEIO,OOO, 5r30.000, 020,000, Besides 2s nther Capitala, 18 of which will be Paid in Gold, for winch purpose Wessi is provided with a sufficient quantity of ticAvir au:neas The greit and continued success which has attended Woos's' Office in all the late I.otter les, w i;I, lie presuntes, Pstify the con. Sdent expectation he entertains of attains loins of the above tsaawl PIA IX ti tO the already unequalled List of Capitals that have been sold by hFn its the sport space of iqtk more than 'lwo Years.—State Lottery GIELe 1/vLerigave street, neat fit. Paul's. ••• Irish Bank kibtos liscbanged. WATERLOO SUDgCRIPTION. CITT Or LONDON TAVIRO. lone 28, 1815. AT a MEETING of th e MERCHANTS , BANKERS, TRADERS, and others, of the Metropolis, convened by Public Advertisement, and held this day; ALEXANDER BARING, F.sq.M. P. in the Chair, 1 $ was Unanimously Resolved, fiat a General Subcriptinn of all classes be now opened forthe special Relief and benefit of the Families of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded 'offerers of the British Army, under the communal of the Illustrious W xi.- LINOTON, in the .ignal Victory of Waterloo, and in the several Battles which have been ur may be fought in the present Campaign. Resolved, That a Committee be apoainted to promote anal conduct this Subscription, and to correspond with such other Committees as may be pointed for the same purpose in the principal Odell and Towns of the United Kingdom, and of its Colonies and Dependencies. Resolved, Thu the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Marmon for his able and impartial &induct in the Chair. ALEXANDER BARING, Chairman. The fallowing Sums were immediately subscribed . John J. Angersteln .8210 0 Stevenson and Sak £lO5 0 Mr. Angoratehes sons 210 0 Sir Robt.Wigranußarr. 105 0 ince Basset &Co. 218 0 Wilson. Agassis, & Co. 105 0 Baird:ridges & Brown 210 0 llamas Wilson 105 0 Bariisg,Brothers & Cs. 210 0 Joshua Watson 105 0 Ilarclayi Perkins, & Co. 210 0 Edward Polhill 100 0 Boehm and Taylor 210 0 Righttion.George Rose 100 0 Fairlie, Bonham & Co. 210 0 Reed, Bell, and Co. 100 0 John Fuller 210 0 Jahn Curtis SO 0 Hobson, Alfrey & Co. 210 0 David Carruthers 52 In Harman and Co. 210 0 Joseph Cotton 52 10 Haldimand and Sons 210 0 Sir Charles Flower, Bart. 52 10 Hoare acid Co. 210 0 Gregg and Corileld 52 10 Sir John Jackson & Co. 210 0 Charles Grant 52 10 Inglis, Ellice, and Co. 210 0 Francis Garrett 52 10 Manning, Andercloa, & Emanuel Goodhart 52 10 Co. 210 0 Haslet* and Cramond 52 In D. H. and J. A. Rucker 210 0 J. and R. M'Kemil 52 In Reid, Irving, and Co. 210 0 Jeremiah Olive 52 10 Robert Shedd= St Sons 210 0 William Parker 52 10 Thomson Bonar & Co. OW 0 Pearson and Price 52 to Stephen Thornton, Bro- J.C. and D. Powell 50 0 Viers, and Co. 210 0 Sutton and Davis 52 10 Smith, Paynr,ik Smiths 210 0 Terry, Peacakk, & Co. 50 0 Thomas Bainbridge 105 0 John Tyler 52 l 0 I Brown,Rogers o klirownlos 0 William Walker 52 10 Barclay, l'ritton, &Ca 105 0 M. and J. Lucas and Co. SI I 0 John Boßand 105 0 J. and S. Little :it ;0 Bosanquen Pitt, & CO. 105 0 John Home. 51 10 Craven and Bovaanan 103 0 Mairoon,l homas & Co. St sq I James Campbell 1 0 3 0 amid Alexander 21 0 Campbell,Bowden&Co.los ,0 William Buttery '5 s J. anal 1. Cooke 1413 0 John litakesley 5 5 Clarke, Boyd & French 105 " u serjeant do snquet 21 0 Clagett, Son, & Pratt 103 0 Hilary Buckley 51 u Sam eel Dobree & Son 105 0 John and Wrn. Dixon 21 0 Joseph, Philip Dobree 105 0 ' Thomas Ferguson 10 10 George Godwin 105 0 James Dawson Harris 10 10 Gordon, Murphy&Co. 105 0 Quark; Harris, jun. 10 it) Huddart and Co. 105 0 %arta. R. Harris 10 10 Hankey and Co. 105 0 Wm. Houl.ton 10 10 limes, Beveridge & C0..103 0 1 Haynes anal Kentish 20 ti Keye,Freslafield, &Cis. 10. 0 1 M. and J. linflman 5 5 Kymer,NPl'aggart&Co 105 0 1 James Lawson 21 o Joseph Marry at & Son itii 0 1 Maude and Collyer ,10 10 T. &W. March & Co. 105 0 Chapman Marshall 10 it' O'Reilly, Yuung, St C 0.105 0 I Kichard Oalt.orn S 6 Price, Kay, and Cu. 105 •0 1 lantei L'u , :iaus 20 0 Charles Piescheil, Esq. 105 0 I James Riley 10 10 Pled.., Pate, and Co. Ltialight Spencer 5 5 VAs4ra) • 105 15 Kober : oath 1 0 doshua Reeve 105 0 J. stoddart, LL.D. 20 n Rivas, liar ford & Rivas 105 0 Captain James Tinsbrell 21 0 Roberti and Su ton 103 0 Augustus '1 hesiger 10 10 . Timperun, Dobinson, & 1 Y. Fownes 21 o Cu. 105 0 1. C. Welsford 10 10 Subscriptions will be received at the several Bankers In Town and Country; and at the Bar of Lloyd's. . , ~..........4 . 4 44.„,.......,, r . . , . 1 6 , , • • a . ... ... . - . v .. ....T.,..."....-.. 4 ' 41......... % PARLIA MENI'ARr PRUCEADINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE Ott. After some judicial business was disposed of, The Royal Assent was given, by elmmission, to the New. Loan Bill, the Irish Paper Duties, Glass Duties Drawback, Irish Rolls Emolument, India ships, Win•lsor forest Enclosure, Coast ing trade, Irish Distilleries, ra:kland Common Enclosure, Lord itnerberry's Divot cc, and to a few other Bills. The Lords Commissioners were the LORD CUANCERROR, USA of SitArTSSIIIIIT, and Lord Itspasnase. The Chelsea and Kilmainham Pensioners, the Greenwich Pen- Slathers, the Halt p.ey egulaion, hie Foreign Officers Allowance Bills, and a few ozhers were brought up trout the Commas by Mr. klnotaean, and read a first time. MARRIAGE OF Tilt DUKE 01 CUMBERLANIL The order far taking into consideration the Prince Regent's Message or yesterdiy upon this subjlet bring anaved, his Royal Highi,etA's Message Was read by the Clerk. Ihe Earl of U v ERPOOL said, that hi ruing to propose an Address to the Prince Regent, to answer to his Royal High ness's' Message then before their Lordships, be believed it would be unnecessary on such an occasion to take up their Lordships tOIIO farther than to state that It was proposed bis Royal High ness the Duke of Cumberland should have an addition of Ste I bousund Pounds per Annum to his existing income, and wh.ch would also constitute the jointure to be settled upon the Duchess of Cumberland, in case ut her Royal Higatieses rurvitiorshipe— The Noble Earl then moved a correspotidetit Address to the Prince Regent, assuring him of the cordial concurrence of the House, in enabling him to make the desired additional provi sion toe his Royal lirother—and on the question being put, was •oted seam ism. VOTE OF CREDIT. The Prince Regent's Message of yesterday on this subject was then, pursuant to order, taken into con sideration by their Lordships : the same having been previously read by the Clerk. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that it was usual towards the close of each Session, in periods of war, for Parliament to vote a given sum in the way of credit (after the ordinary Services of the Year were provided tor) to the Crown, to enable his Ma jesty to take such steps as the exigencies of the public service may require, and to take advantage of the occurrence of events, the nature and extent of which it would be impossible precisely to know or to state with any degree of certainty. At the present moment be did not imagine it would be necessary or proper, or that it would be expected of him, as it could not be attended with any advantage, to go into annstate ment respecting the actual state of affairs. There would be a regular opportunity of descanting on those subjects should any discussion tate place upon the Bill to which that vote would give rise. He hoped, however, there was bur one sense in Parlia ment and in the country upon the subject, and that all were impressed with the necessity for the prose. cution of vigorous measures in following up those great advantages so litppily 'pined —(Hear, bar) — by putting at .he disci vow of the Crown such means, in order to its contributing more effectually to that great and important end which all had in view, in which the interests of the Continent of Ent ape and PRICE SIXPENCE-11ACPPii.N. this Country were alike concmied, t 1.- about a just arid honourable peace. He had only to ..dd, that the sure intended to be proposed :is the Vine of Credit ost the ptecent oceasico teas Six Al. lions. The Nobl.: Lord then moved the Address to the Ptince Regent, assming his R0y.41 Highness of the cordial concurrence of their Lords!iip , iuen3hling him to take such measures as the exi,;enty of affairs may reciukre as the question. Lord GRENVILLE said, that after tEe vme he had dohheratelyyi yen on the great and important question from which the present utocee•lcd:he clouhtedly rose to give th e motiots Noble Earl his fullest an. . l most cordi..l snip )rr, being cobvinchi. In his own mini, that the Presant ,ti )n of co.. cumstances were such as imperiously required that every support should be given by Parliament (in ar regular and constitutional way) to the Crown, to enable Government to follow tip in a vigorous and adequate manner, those great and transcendant ad• vantages which were hitherto obtained. He regret. ted his not having been able to take advantage of a regular opportunity which had timely presented (in consequenceof his mistake of the day tot which that discussion had been fixed), of declaring those senti ments with which he was so ardently impressed, of that stupendous and signal achievement to which he referred ; and of the great and illustrious Comman der to whom that great wark was principally to be attributed. He would therefore beg the indulgence of their Lordships on the present occasion, while he endeAvoured to express these sentiimmts. And he would ask, when such an unparalleled achievement was contemplated, what English heart was thete that did not expand with exultation and joy ? In expres sing this for himself he was satisfied he was hot ex pressing a concurrence in a universal sentiment that pervaded that House and the c.suistry, not only oa that momentous achievement, but of the signal and unparalleled merits of the great Chiettatis ‘slaa ac complished it--(Bear.)—'There way have hen some who, perhaps, had tent-maned a contrariety of vn timetit as to the jus:.iee and necessity of tl.s.• p tesusi e war ; bat, whets onctr t!se coono y was engaged in it, he knew of no one wltos. Iteirt was B. Stida ti.at did not beat highly at the result of it. All hearts most swell at the nigh and glorious situati .11 to which this country and its character was raised—a height at which it never was placed before. The m.sguitude of the achievement, leading to results of such incal culable importance, was effectuated alone by the most unezatnpled r.xertion and display of military skill and taieut that perhaps ever existed, and certainly beyond any wl:.ch the history of this country had ever re. cort.led !—(1-kar, hear.)—lf it were to be inquired of :oe great and illustrious Commander who led on the army, and produced ;hat ;nighty victory, to w sat it WAS to be attribteeJ ? his answer would doubtless be —that it was owii.g to the incompatible valour and. exertions of the - Lth:els and men who composttd that army. It, on the other hand it were to be tasiccd of that army, to what that unexampled victor ) was to be attributed ? they would be t .Id by toe pen' or mouth of every person who composed that that it was owing to the tinpsralkled exertios44, un rivalled skill, and unexampled talents of the great and illustrious Commander who led them on 'to glory and to victory—(H sr, hear, hear.)—Then let the country • be asked for an ovin:o , ,, and they, tie had no doubt, would Attribute it to the va- Iqur. talents, and exertions of both. To the army, as having such a Commander—and to t*e Co isniander, as having such an army under him. 0 I viewitig such advantages, he had to express his hope that tie great and legitimate object for which the war was tinder-. 'taken, and the only justifiable one for which it could be undertaken, would not be oyes loAccd by his Ma jesLy's Government. It was undertaken as neces. sary to secure the peace and tranqiiiiiity of gurope, and to crown, by its result, the long series of exer. tiuns which bad enabled us to resist long menaced daggers, and had placed us in a sitnatson, (rim which we may again look to the re-establithininit f a state, not of perpetual peace, for that cold never be rationally hoped for, but at least to an - exemption from that perpetual state of war, from the conti• nuance of that state, in which, during the short-hved intervals of peace, we were exposed even to greater evils than we experienced in act,* 41 warfare, and its which we have been placed for the last rtventy-.rave years. On this head he telt convinced he stink- the unanimous sentiment of the country, which with him lo iked with confidence to those to whom the great business of the present period was ehtrusti:d ; that they would not be inattentive to that great principle, in the performance of that great duty which they had to dist:wage. There was not a country in Eor tpe that did not expect at the present moment, and m ire than any others this country, where, by the immeslse •saeriftee of blood, and of lives incalcntably.vahable„ a situation of unparalleled advant.tge was attained; and the great principle to wlsich he had ieterred would be kept in view, and that the attainment - Of a peace (however desirable in itself ), no desire of pur suing it would be manifested beyond rhose in s p► li m i ts which should be set to magnanimity and liberality in success. If this principle should not govern their measures in endeavouring to attain the great and-im portant end they had in view, and upon which 'prin. ciple alone his vote and concurrence in the al:itna. five of war had proceeded, then, he must say, that the best blood of this country had been shed in vain. Such, ha was sore, was not the desire of the country, and such, he confidently anticipated, could not be the desire of his Majesty's Government ; aid in that confidence alone it was, that he cordially supported the present motion. The question was then put and agreed to without further discussion, sew. diu. and the Address was or• dered to be presented to the Prince Regent in the usual way. SLAVIC 'MAD& The Marquisof LA, tion to propose the ft reign 81 lye 'Trade Bi toe Earl of %Iva. ILAVIII MAD& ANSDOWNE notified his inten. further consideration of the Fo. ill, on Flidor. iTMOKLAND said a few words • GRAND GOLDEN LO TTERY, • Begins Drawing 19th of Next Month, JULY. fICHARDSON, GOODLUCK , And Co. Con- , tractors for the present LOl - I'ERY, respectfully submit to the Public the following 'GRAND SCHEME, which, with only 15,006 Tickets, contains Prizes of £40,000* 0 30,1 1 00, £20,000, Besides 19,000 GUINEAS, Which will be paid in GOLD witbutit deduction. AS UNDER', 1 of £40,000 is 240,000 3 30,000 ... 30,000 1 1 ...... .•• 03,000 1 — 3000 In Gold 3,250 1 •...t 9400 .:....... 2,000 9 9. ••• 1,050 in Gold 3,150 6 .1,000 ......... 3000 622 in Cold 4,100 10 210 in Gold 9,100 And 3,049 other Prizes of lesser value. The mode of drawing the above splendid Prizes is so arranged, that the errtainty is presqnted to the public of one riches gainiag £lO,OOO, and the further chance of its also obtaining in addition to that sum 5t)00 Guineas in Gold. Schemes wi.h full particulars may be had gratis. Tickets anti Shares are now on sale at RICHARDSON, OODDLIJCIZ, and Co.'s Offices, Cornhill, and Charing-Cross, 'white all bw.inesi in the Public unds is transacted. .