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, . . 4. • ' . ' . • . . - , •I; . • . .1 . . . • . , • ' ', ' 4' . 4 4 c..* 14 I' * - I v • • . ‘ 1 •.• : • r • , . . ~ .. Ti t r i l l \ Y fr , t ,. .. • •• S ii "Wil. 0 ' 4 . , .#1,14 3 ,..t..4 _•••••.....„ • . .. . . ..............._ iv3IBER 8896 . • WEDNESDAY, SEPTE M BER 6, )815. • ..._..-----....................,.... mw5= r—r-----,------ . HOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL • .• ' -, . Moldy will be publish* T . 7 ANTE WINE, supetior t- , Alin 111-16...---MEDIC ‘I. qC 11 V (WM R COURSE of LECTURES lit ril i mRII6 &lOWA • • ' intentsting Month of JULY, 41E4 mile, except those of Or first quality, p E y , . et t he beginning of OC I'OBF.R ; ♦ viz. T c0,.-;., k ,,,....„,,, Dr. nAstmoTnn and Dr. Cu II To II IS: ,ti Seder of Letters, arldre..sed to a Friend li. Lon. I'o be hail only of Wm. Tebbitt and Co. 43, I ti.M. By W. D. FELLOWES. Esq. Illustrated by Portrait 4 of ' Terke ir n t ', .he .: l`r Px . sts a reN, I Pr. Matra.' , and Mr. ALIA N the Royal Family of France, to grotme ; a present Likenem of BAGNIGOR WELLS TAVER,N AND T 1 z .,: t r r i: orn 0 vt,,,, i . e .o ta .hy : b: l3 l teda r. A m t.: a % N a . , by Dr. evaior and Lusoararte, en 'dinette ; and other intereiting Plates, la one To be SOLD, by Mr. NEEDH Volume. . A TWENTY-ONE YEARS I lin• IV 01 Melt ell . nu W. Women and Child/we_ M 11r ( 0 0"" i ry t Landon: Printed for Gale and Fenn e r, P ater n os ter row. ‘X. Above TAVERN. The Howie conta Pr ': or ~ y~ . - Per C'eni . . _ . . 0 • f l 'i 'N •it -_,, iy,.. f• .'" 5•:..., - 1' 4 \ •r" . sil t .. • -) 11P,F 1 7 :-it . 4. 41. *ilk Air: 4 Uri Iuno.UKC Pau v, SEv: .. MEDIC NI. qCHLIOL 01 THE V iNTER COUI c omp. , Cr the beginning ,Teeke n 1 ilk Situ* Dr. DAP' Nmidry, by Pr Paw° rept, ro orn • :v : •3 1 l'h,l".orhy by Mr. At.t.as. • . in c ry ot bled cloc. anti Mated; Mrdwa, by 1)r. avian re Coots's try% o j w: f, :T. and Ltierases of Women and Children, by Dr. %WHIM!. of Law of the Animal atconomy.hy Dr. Hot lant on in, v ro,..„, • and Pprease. of the Tertb. by Mr. Fos. i t rt or r . I hew several lectures with those on An stow, ansil pliourles alid tt Practice •'f Surgery, given at the two adjointrg, are so arranged, that no two of St' it at 1 . r e i n the hour of attendance ; mod the whole is cat. .orm a Cootplt.te Course of Medical and Cbirurgicai ',mow hp . ern's and other Parculars may be learnt from s f , Ai °dietary to Guy's ti Ho...lntel. . • ,her Hock or Mo price 48$. per dozen. Haymarket. some temporary reititf in- the clAini VOll at , He t ne. salt mnnient. :RN __ 'EA GARDENS. To be SOLD, by Mr. NEEDHAM, ATWENTY-ONE YEA RS LEASE of the shove TAVERN. The House contains twelve Ileums, an a double long Assembly•room, with spacious Wine and liver Cellars; the Gardens are fitted up with Mixes, brides a rich Spring of chalytteate and Laxative Waters, with a I'w:choose Cupola and Grotto. The coming-in will be modt Apply to Mr. Needham, Appraiser and Auctioneer, No. 88, Cheap,ide. All letters must be post-paid. . . In the West, and in a few days Win be published, in one volume tleo, THE REPORT oldie SELECT COMMITTEE A. of the House of Commons, appointed to consider of provi • den ►eing made for the better regulation of MADHOUSES in England ; together with the whole of the Minutes of Evidence 117=under their distinct heads. 4 for Baldwin, Cradeck and Jov, 47, Patarnocerprow ; and A. Hunter, successor to J. Johnson, St. Paul's Cburch.yard. BAGNIGGE WELLS BREWERY. To be SOLD, by Mr. NEEDHAM; A THIRTY.ONE YEARSLEASE of the above BREWERY, with a Dwelling house adjoining. The Mash Tun wets 12 quarters, the Copper is domed, and guages 28 barrels. Tile whole Plant is in proportion; the situation is centrical and airy. Apply to Mr. Needham, Appraiser and Auctioneer, No. 68, Cheagiskle. All letters must be post-paid. N OTICE is hereby given, that application is in. to be made to Partistnent the ensuing tiesdons, for k _ ve it a fitil to obtain an Act, for alteriag, diverting, tom r. as lraing, itnproving, and maintaining a certain atm. iiirno ay, iituate in the Parish of Birebington and vat of Asa, in the isle nt l'hanet, in the Comity of Kent, and pietiU the Lib , ries of the Cinque Ports, sad ladlug throanli sts:ia Firm < .a:d t aids called Powers and Cheeseinans, tow aias %jags et illechose.m. thost s si. lands and taw Ala• t em ~r .hti Powsdi Powell, of Ques house. hr el 'flar e. El. CHARLES DFAKE, SiglieSref'y August 11:, ISt 6. Harcourt 1 UNINO. I BFG leave to infirm the Public thit t have en 4. of the brat TUNERS io Town. who, at a very a D.; esreure, Repair and Tune Ins , ruments to the utmost B. The superiority of n:y Patent Cabinet, Oblique, gild Mir Piano tures, is Melted by the vale Of above a t h ot . Nod it: London and its Environs, and by their hiving tltt•lten. sour to be purchased far the Royal Families of Franck and the N,thriulds. JOHN WA ILEN. 5, Li iwter.rlace. MONEY. NOILENTEN, Gentlemen. Stc. are respectfully inform.% that they may be soppEed with Money to any armlet. on terms .qual to mortgage, securid on Freehold, Copy.. Leas.:hoW land, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage ttionent4, Wt. ws Jointures, Clergymen,' Llvinp, or any wlirr i'myert y. Persons of respectability may he supplied at their 'emu! sevtiriy only. Gentlemen will find every liberal aecom. nuidaton, without delay. Applicat.on from twelve to two, or letters T on-,:aid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu No. 41t, Solids street, 13erk4y-square. FOR IRE USE OF SCHOOLS. Ws day were published, in one val. Ilhno. price a new Edition of YiltiE BEAUTIES of liIS'rORY; or, Pictures ref A. v i rtue and Vire, &awn htint real life; designed for the lo trecilirl and Euteriainnworol Youth: . By L. M. RTKETCH, A.M. Vic sr of T y ford awl Ottselbsry, Hanipcbtre. Primed for F. and 1. litisingtos; Cadell and Device; Lone 's -at', Hurst , Rers,Ornce,and Bonen .Seatelierd and I.etierman; gun, Allen, and Co.; S. %fawned y Law and Whittaker; illiirwood, Neely, and Jones; and Oak and Fenner. This day via published, Thr Second Eti:tirw, in One Vol. Ben. price lb. in boards, of i kVlsrl"lo PAI:i3 in 1614. By JOH SCOTT. fatcuragc.l by the rapid sale of the first Edition, the Author flu thume3 pains on c 3rrecirig the Second, and has written a ant ::!!taitic:lon to the Keck with reference in lute Eventl.— The Vri contains a Review of the Moral, Political, Intelirc tiol, and Social Condition of the French Capital: including Oh serration on the Public B;:.:,'i.,gs, and the Munatnents of Art tab eh ovoatrs; Rem:die t.:i the effect.: .4 these great Works sod the hut tattoos of Pam on the Nati:teat Taste ;.nd Thitik bg; 4Astrvation• tin- Manners of the various Classes of its bidery; ea Its coliticai Cond.sct and c , :ltatons; &ill on the Ge sera: -tate of i:s Inlcirntaion and At4a7inients in Literature and Ans. P:imed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tna.; et-tow. I". WING'S NEW SetiOol.. BOOK. hut by Oliver and 30r.1, Edinburg': and Law and WI, t alter, London, Fire 2e buu , d c i'llE E' ;l ISH I.E.NI(NER ; 1 >t41.; SCI4"C' . J. 111 P :a Looms to Plow and \terse, adaptel to the Ca 9‘"y of the Vuunget Cia.ises of Reader..__ - by 1 HOMAS EWING, AE:.or of is Pnticiples of Elocution," T, aches' of Er.glish, Geography, aid History, in Edinburgh. •.• This Volume, which is 'wended as an latroduction to ElLKution, tnntains Many beautiiul extracts. Very few of they.. have ever a - pared in any other compilation. the arrangement buth a , will tend to primate improvement with C.e heat pos. able ltbout both to Teacher and Scholar. Though it his long tins tuitional.); to crowd boats of this lit d with superfluous Emirraphs, which serve only to accumulate expellee; the otitis tan of suit lengthened dissertation% In this Work, will, perhaps, eantrikre not a little to its recommendation. EusTAers TOUR, IN OC FAVO. 1-a; published, elegantly printed, in Four Voh. Piro. With a Map wf Italy, 10 engravesisPlaas of Churches, acid Itltz. price £3 in hoards A CLAsSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. lizc ..s, Italia dila sacra, km gestes ejus, but oppidavo p..wrurn Nat. Hi t. iti. 20. by It. v. JOHN CIfETWODE EUSTACE. third Edition revised and enlarged. The :ante 15ao t, i t , 2 ,; ( 4 a . at e . price C 3. ss. in boards. '.• In this tear E linon , the Publisher has endeasitter-d, by re idoltiost of a large, accurate, and finely engravtli Map of 11111 Y, by particilar attention to the paper at.d t‘:ti:, to do Jut" to a emit which the public has received with' such un e*null'n twos*. 'the Map, two Plates , with the ad.lttional an ti 7, manned in t hi s Ed it i on , ma y b e had by the purchastrs se, ptevi ons 'Me, price Ss. ' . l e Map of tdly, by lumen', price Si. rrinied tor J. Mawman, No. 39, Ludgate-street, Londoa. Mr F Of whom may be had, ' - "Pe% Letter from Pari s to George Petit, Esq. The Edi'ketv. ilvo. 4s. Tits day wok published, In Bvo. inlet es. boards, QK ETC 111.:; ,1 t h e MEDICAL SCHOOLS of I , _., PARIs, ihrludin g Remarks on tbe Hospital Pr&etice, the 1 4::1:!t°, Anar , .nuc.il Schools and Museums; ani exhibiting the ac. 441 stave oi M c d ical i ns t ruct i on 1p the Breach Metropolis. M. By JOHN CRO33, miler of the College of Surgeons in Emden, Correspowl-' irg Nlember of the " hocked Medical. d'Emulation" of , and late Demottswator of Anatomy in tl.e Univet sky of I.rndon Primed for Jam Callow, Medical FloOkseiler, 10, Croal.-enurt, Prince's -strew, Sabo. Where may be had, knell publiibed, 1. Hints for the Recovery and Preservation of Health, Ifinso.. Scored, 21 6d. " Far paunches have lean pates, and dainty bits " Make rick the ribs, but hanqueroute the wits!" SBACIPILARR. & Calory Remarks on Corpulency. By a Meinber of the Loyal CqUatge of huripruns. Second with additions, price is. 3 . baubenton's Observatinna nn Indigestion. The Fourth tattoo, with Additions, by Ureßudials ' price frt. 6d. This day was published, handsomely printed in S Voli. Svo. price Lt. Igo ed. in boards, a new Edition, being the 9d, of 'LIELPS to COMPOSITION; or, Six Hundred Ai Skeletons of :iernions, ieveral being the substance of Sep. moos preached before tbst University. By the Rev. CHARLES SIMEON, M. A. Fellow of King's Colter, Cambridge. PriaMirßii T. teadeil ud W. Myles, Strand. This day were pablhited, aseintly printed in One Vol. am and erobellisbei with a Sae Portrait and Vignette, price its. in ',oink, EDINBURGH FUGITIVE PIECES I with I.ETrERs, containing s eomparative View of the Mode of Living, Arts, Commere-, Literature, Manners, Ac. of Edin burgh, at different periods. By the late WILLIAM CREECH, Esq. P.R.Q. dc c. Edinburgh. . - . To which is prefixed, an Account of hie I .ife. Edinburgh : Printed for John Fairbairn jot:armor to Mr. Creech) and J.ongman, Hunt, Rea, Orme, and Brown ' • Cadell and Davies; J. Murray ; T. Hamilton; and Glee and Fearer, London. This dit t y wails publ.shed, In One Vol. Bvo. illustrated with Plates and Maps, the Second Edition, price 15s boards, of MORT!! WALES, delineated from TWO Excnr slams through all the interesting parts of than highly bear*, tiful and romantic Country, and inteoried as a Guide to future Tourists. i%y the RorW BINOI.P.V, A.M. Fellow of the Limning Society, Ste. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees.Onne, and drown, Pater :loiter-row. Of whom may he had, by the same Author Animal Biography, or Pupular Zoology ; cite 4tk Edltbn s In s •eis. [leo. price Ct. I 6s. boards. DR. CLARKE'S TRAVELS, VOLUME THE FOURTH. Early in the Winter will be published, elegantly printed in !to. and illustrated with numerals.. Fnrraviuw•, the 4th volume of TRAVELS in VARIOUS COUN TRIES of KITROPE, ASIA, and AFRI. 'A. By EDWARD DANIEL. CLARKE, LL.D. Primed for T. Cadell ani: W. Davies, Stra.nd. to o e Thi s v a b i ns, wiU torte the third east last Section of Part 1 the Second. of thr Greyer. )•gypt, andthe Hdy Land, 6 attaining ao Arsuunt of the AutNer's Joeibey from Athens by Land, to Constar tropic; with a Defersption of the North of Greece, Macedonia. and Thrace. It will eke be accompauiel by a Suppemeot relating to his /owner fatal Constantinople to Visual sod tea visitliatinge/004haidislitkoil,:illett Mines of Per. A few Copies of the Three First Volumes may still be had, price #l4 iu bawds. THE CASE OF A NOBLEMAN. BY desire ot a Nobleman, aged 54., Mr. RYMER publishes the fitiloWing Case. that persons in a similar way may know what wail relieve them : Vexation and Ailliction brought on, many years since. Nervous Complaints, P clecatior. and Debilay immense quantifies .of Me dicines imoaired his Stomach, and produced Acidiiy and Flatu lence, and a train of nervous sffectiona, which molested peace, comfort, and Itiloviitti.t, by irrtations ; horrors, fears,eremblings Ancl gouty, transiet.. pants ; and his headwas grievously distressed with hissing!, buazings, ghlanoss, &c. In ths% ioi.nrable state, havii.g, attic be:ieves, gone through the whole helari•ria Medica, '.e had recourse to Rymer'sCartliac and Nervosa./ Pinclire front the daily o rf which he obtained most connortable N B. e. ter. to Mr•Rymer, for Advice or Miididues, will be duly attended to —Reigate, August. 1111. S. So:41 NVhuli sale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by 11e , srt Sutton and Co.(k.t- Dicey and CO No. tO, Giw Church yard ; and veil by Fred. Smith. No "9, Haymarket; Randall, itoyal Eachange ; Bacon and Co. Oxford -street; F. Newbury and Son, At. Paul's Church-yard ;J. Harris corner ot Lud g t and by every Vender of Patient Medicines In the United lC n i dons, in bo:tks, at as 6d. M. 175.; and in pints, at sae. by which there isa considerable saving • 01 whom maybe had, prkeSs.in hoards, Eighth Edition, A'l'ract upon Dyspepsy, or lodtgestion, and the Hypochondriac. Disease; and upon the Inflanituttory Sr Regular Clout i and the ; Atonic, Irregular,or Flying Gout with various Cases of hI. rows,: Bilious, Paralyi ic, and spasmodic Affections; Diseases 11 Retest •. !inn a d betil ; Broken Constitutioh, 1115 ks impaired by I temperance, &c. Togethte with the specifier ion et the medical virtues of that extraonlinary Parent Medicine, the Car diac aid Nervous Tincture; and of the venous Diseases and Coniplaires in which it is administered; and of its Doses, Effects, &c. By James Rymer,lurgeon. fr HE high repute in which Mrs. VINCENT' , A. GO Wl.4ND's LO PION stands' unrivalled, re. tiers It al most uninges-ary to expatiate on its virtues; but as a lady who voluntarily addressed the 'following Letter wished it should be made as public as possible, ft is thought proper to comply with her request - city Road, August 10, 1815. • To Mri. Vacuity.% No. 6, Davieestreet, (kusvenor square, "ndon. • Mu mla—Before I used your Lotion I was in a most deplorable condition with eruptions on Wy face; heal, and arms. and under the care of Mr. Muncion, an spothecarY, of lirenchli y in Kent ; findihr no relief 1 apt•lird to Mr. Weeks, cue of rbe Facul. y at llillingbourn. but to on effect. After two years snffenug, I ap plied to an eminent Phy-ician at Maidstone. who Ins antly or dered me to send for GowtAwre Lotion prepared by you, and to• my happy surprise, I was perfectly cured by t be use of two quart Bottles. I sincerely you every wivantage which so valuable la Lotion can. entitle you its, and shall be always very happy to recommend it. I am, &c. E. IiAiIRA This 1.0 , 110 N is a radical cure for every species of Eruption,' and a most innocent and effik.acions Medicine —is ki the highe estimation by persons of the flrit distinction, and those who have experienced its value have testified gratefully die benefit they have derived from its use. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, N 0.6, Davies-street, Orosvenoresquare; Bacon. ,No. 150, Oxford-street ' • Newbery and on,, and Ed wards, St. Paul's cnuetk-yard; Butler, No. 4. Cite: psis; !heel clays, Fleet-Market ; Ward, 924, Holborn ; Weston and grout, 129, Sfrand; Dicey at button, Bow Charch-yaril ; and Evans, Long-lane, Smithfield. Sold also is Edinburgh by Spence, Smith, Scott, Raeburn, aatl Urquhart; in Bath. by Cruttwell and liinns, in Salisbury, by Brodie and Dowding; in Exeter, by Trewman ; in York, by Miss Dancer and Mr. Wok oidivline.; in Birming ham, by Ferran; and the respectable Venders of Genuine Ms didnes in every Town in Euree, in quart bottles, .price Bs. lid.; pints, Is. 6d. half pints bar To prevent Counterfeits, ask for" Mrs. Vincent's Clow land's Lotion." and see bet same alined woo tie bon sock betas tbet is ameba. • SIX MILES FROM LONDON. • -To BE SOLD, THE MOATED HOUSE, TOTTENHAM. with any Quantity of Land up to 150 Acres, and tht. great Tytbss of the Parish of Tottenham. The Hume, which is idea. sanity situated, (commanding btautiful scenery, and rich views of Highgate, llomsea. &c.) t•titisists of a handsome Entrance hall, In which is a full sised Sibiard•table; Dining•roorn, x 7 fee; j by 11l r Drawing-mini 27 feet by 21; Breakfast-room, and very ' convenient Offices; handsome principal and secondaiyStaircase ; 4 five excellent lofty Chambers, with twir Itressing-rpoms, and Water-closet. The Attics contain four Chambers- and a Laun dry forty feet lung There is a productive Kitch en-garden and Orchard. The Grounds possess a parklike appearance, uniting heetny and comfort, without expense. There is a fine irregular Piece of Running Water below the House, of about three acres ; with two wooded l,bucht, and abundantly stored with fish; there is a roomy double Coach-In:use, and two tour-stall Stables, wilt Lott over the whole; also, an open Stable, Cow house, Hea lhouses, and Plgery. This desirable Property is c hurchhold. Tickets of admission and Part , culars, at the Farm house near the Mansion, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. err Mediate Posses,ien may be had. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by JL DAY and MARTIN, 9; nth flolborn.—This ini.%tima ,bk Composition, with half the Irma Labour, produces a most brilliant Jet-black, fully equa to the highest Japan Varnish; affords .peeullar Nourishment to the Leather; will not soil the finest Linen ; is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain i:s virtues in any Climate. B.ld retail by the principal Grocers, Boot-Makers, Oilmen, and Perfuntcrs, in the United Kingdom. W4TERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. Yesterday a meeting of the Noblemen end Gentle men of the Waterloo Association took place at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street ; His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the Chair. The business of the day was commenced by Mr. W. G. CARTER, the Secretary, who read the Minutes of the Westminster Committee, detailing the parti culars of the last day's meeting. Mr. BE.asToN Loxo, from the City of London Committee, rose to propose to the meeting the adop tion ol a certain scale, for ;he regulation of the quart:- ham of relief to ho afforded to the sufferers, in wiiose behalf the general. subscription was instituted. He had had the honour, a few days ago, of submitting this scale to the Royal Chairman, who was pleased to confer upon it his full approbation. The Duke of YORK here expressed his approval of the scale, which h‘d teen submitted to him. Mr. LONG resumed, and stated, that from the ge neral appearance of the Waterloo Subscription, there could be no doubt it would exceed the amount of re. lief afforded by the Patriotic Fund; it was thought right, however, in till first instance, to adopt soml. what of a sir:nil:ir scale to that institution, in the m•)de of distributing relief—it was now time to adopt such a course, and he did not know a better way of car rying it into effect. than to propose, that some of the members ut the Westminster Committee should unite with the London one, in arranging the general dis. tribution of the fund. ' The Archbishop 6f CANTERBURY had no doubt that the scale of relief alluded to bad been well con- Adeted by the London Committee • it alto had met the approbation of the Royal Chairman. In Ids Grace's opinion, there was, therefore, no necessity for the attendance of the Westminster Committee f .r that purpose. The offer from the Gentlemen of the City most be received as extremely flattering by the Committee, of which he (the Archbishop) was a member—and indeed it must he looked upon as highly honourable to both. The public could have no better security for the proper application of its subscription, than the equitable scale which was pro. posed for its regulation ; nor could they, he was per suaded, consign it to better 'muds than those in which it now stood. , Mr. ROWCROIPT absently that the scale of the Patriotic Fund, so far or it referred to rank, was doubtless a proper one; but the fact was, that al., though it had.been suggested in the City as a proper' . one, the matter was not specially considered ; it being deemed proper, in the first instance, to submit it to thianseeting. Great care, of course, would be taken to snake the relief apportioned to that already pro. Tided in OA War (Ace. 4 air H. Ors suggested she amain' of Provklimic Mr. lt..wettorr bm.ted leave to gay that tlis had been done, -..nd al , hotigh advertisements vrrre given to Ciat 01 .3 / 4 3 thrte,itth •tv: the empire, he w 49 ran: • prised tf) find so few applica!ions were 1.4 , ..m1••.1.—.. The number tratismitt •!; wre still mnch less thus one hundred. As ti the necessity of imm..d . ...te re. lief, the soldier could not r: quire it while in the tary hospital : nor conk! :11 , 4 fen: ile relatives ( z. ee l s to a small exte. ti, un , ii they r•Aclieff their do. , tnestic destin rinn. 'file AssOci4tion 1). .vever, anxious to give instant relief, where it otv'•. he d -ern. ed necessary. The scale w!iich was act: i ai fir the lat thirte , .ll years would, he !Taste be I.uod the best to form the basis of that relief : AS to i:t ?!x -tent, it would be prematirre to strike a limit. tint 1 the nature of their funds, as well ::s that of their claimants, could be more deficiively They did not pretend to conf&r endownnotts; all they aimed at w is, to relieve hisses and vivo; •:s. Mr. BERSTON ),,olio Mt it proper to It the collection in the City was !or Britith • .ITer:•ts in the late actions, ani that k would tie' ti fill f• 1 hive th'e . co-openstion of the Westnsinsrer . for rho purpose of arranging . the mode of aptiying the guite ral fund. Mr.l2 ,, wenon. said, the amount already ste•scrihed in the United Empire, was 0:° fly ee300.00. • e'ith the interest arising ut ni this in in thy to gether with other exieec:ancies, there could be no dou',t it would anintint to .640 t 4000. Mr. HASiIiSTF.AO cashed 'ti IcOntv whether any, and what difference existed in the t ern 1;1011 toe Len. don and Westminster Associatiens. Collectionrhad also been made by the einrch ot Seetlensf, besides parochial ones—these would of - coin-se b. transmitted ,to town, and it was important to know the ohj -ct• of the Societies in the Metropolis, which, in his •ipinion, ought to be amalgamated. Mr. RoweeaFe replied, that the collections by the King's Letter in the churches throughout the king dom were for the British, the Prussian, and Beieian troops, but that those of the Asseciations in the Me. tropolis were generally for the British, reserving until a• future moment the point of making them more ge nerel. In the City collections the wishes of each subscriber were consulted, and the subscription in serted accordingly. From the returns of ca•ualties in the late actioes, there aepeared 10,001 British suf.... ferers, and about 5030 Belgian and Hanoverian. The Archbishiip CANTEKSCItV was of opinion. that considerable difficulty would arise in arriving at the fact of the distinct objects of the several serhscrip. tions. They were no d iubt intended for the same purpose ; ar.d it would be unwise at this monvitt to institute particular inquiries. The church collections under the King's Letter were for the Bti:ish, Prus clans, and Belgians ; but the ether cellections were smrtatiiily untie:et rod to be Lw 4. Btic;.l.- ferers of the Prussian and Belgian armies had their own countries to look to. The mat er in this respect ought to remain as it stood. %Veen the gvneral amount of the subscriptions wa; , scertaiuett, it was evident that a liberal appropriate in would be made to the sufferers in that part of the Allied At wy tn gaged during the late contest. Mr. B. LONG repeated toe nature of the plan adopted by the London Committee. Mr. LoweriEs stated, that a mistake had, in hie own case, arisen relative to the I.endon and West minster funds, to both of which he wis a sebscriber the Bankers east and west of Templt-har feeling, perhaps, some jealousy on that point. It was a ii. valry to do good. The occa.,ion of the subscription was a glorious one, and it ought to be met in A glu. • rious manner. Exclusive of the produce of the oats tional subscription, he would propose a L2llely. to be called the Ire/ling:on La/try; the profits of which should be deveted to the aid of the Waterloo silt firers. He would also propose the purchase et a lot of ground for me erection of cottages h'r the Officers' widows who had suffered in the late vicrory, and which cottages should take the name of Wellington. The worthy Gentleman pointed out the vicinity of Holland House, on the Hemniersmith•road, as a cheap and convenient site for this pm pose. He was also o f opinion, that as personal.appiicati; n iipen mi litary affairs was generally made at the West-end of the town, where the military offices wen- situate, the proper place for the atrangement of the claims of the sufferers ought to be westward, also f.r the cony,. nitnce of the applicants. - Mr. RoweitoFr intimated, that personal attend. ance would be unn -cessai y ; and that all applications for relief were received in writing, and iminedietely acknowledged ; indeed if the patties themselves were heard, the recitel of each particular case would ren der it impossible to get through the neccsssary bu siness. • Mr. ANGERSTEIN added, that the letters in answe to applications were also sent postage free. • The Archbishop of CANTEItBURY called the atten tion of the meeting to the object for which they had aisembled ; namely, rhe reception of the scal e "f re . lief transmitted from the London Committco, which from a proper confidence in their proceedings, it had been deemed unnecessary to discuss. It w,.is due. however, to the Gentlemen of the City, to express tie thanks of the Meeting. for their poli.e iion, which his Grace accordingly move Mr B. LONG, on the part of the London Clmmiro tee, returned thanks for this honour, and assured tie Meeting, that tinder whatever appellations.they had subscribed, they were all, lie was convinced,. united for one common purpose. On the motion of Sir H. OAKES, thanks were moved to the Duke of York, for his dignified conduct in the Chair, and the Meeting thee separated. His Royal Highness looked extremely well .afer his late accident—he wire his• arm in a black Spa nish leather sling, and was accompanied by Sir tienry Torrens. The Duke of Montrose and the Bishop. of Uilttlen wire also present at the Meeting. BY 1113 MAJLSTY'S PATENT. ROYAL AN CI - COMPOSI -1 lON, to prevent the Effects 4 Friction in Steam En gines, Machinery, Mills, Carna l :es, Coaches, Waggons, ('arts, &c. by the me of which the Public save in 41 cases dot less than three hundred per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour. Sold at No. 40, Charing-crisis, near the Admiralty, London; anti, by appointment, at mast Libra' les, Medicine Warehouses, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coatilimakers, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, in boxes, price 2a. 64.; 55.611.;, 101.6 d.; one guinea and two guineas each. TM smarm Oar box contains a quantity sulkient to prime 40uula.isiseel earnage four tlbsos, wins shish it will rya upwards, of ilts - Thousand Wks, and it ortnisistver itti the wise propor tion for all other kinds of work. The Public must be on their gtiard against a spurious compo sition, which is injurious to machinery, and none is genuine but that fur wlicli a Patent has been obtained, the direction • fur the use of which, have the King's Arms affixed to the:,., and are signed "W. D. Bellamy,' to counierfet which is felony. , ,