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■ 1 El I . . BM • %e • •;.• • ••• • • • • • lePt . 40 • \ 4 .• ).* ti l • • .• • • i t .. • • - • , I Il‘ 411•1•11111 V .• r , / .1 TO•i• r . I , / Numutit 3946. LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, I`dts. PRICE ..,IXPaltitt, ICIMTS THEATRE. Tmq EVENIN(:, SATURDAY. Aluzi lst 5 , will be repeated the seldwlitett timid Seriwas Opent, eatitlea. IL itATTO DI PROSERPINA. WATERLOO RUESCRIvrtoN. tra. :. merely. chilli :g et • the urine% df Departiuents (itst. 3.) lapse Or dirire Until 20 yviiiis hits rru&tt . ell be.. o:evii itilialsitioits of each dr their Depuristienti ties and COIIIII•Vad.11i, which Cliithl . llot I >rdestroyed without touching klOoft iiitertostbi without cauiitrg numerous entharrisssittenti tri the•Gov'ern:s talent, and useless ioid injurious to ihe We have plueed the I'rusiiiers of . the Itiiistdthil in the o'rler ultivti.had . I)etni wl4trd forryiodAy td their scintration by ..Cl►nrtest the Fifth aiod Ai* Pre- decessort4. The Province* of-Lultomilurg, Which tak • PS tho title of Grand Diarhy, uud replicei in yiiiir Majess ty's Hottsc, youtljtersuan 4isti*, is Hi' uccvst-irin of the - - • - Ki 4 -:-_ City or Liaarioa TirenN, 3.1 Align:it, MS. At F.TING of the GENERAL cOM- L mirrEE at Olio Plaee, this day, BEESTON LONG, Esq. in the Chair. Thr Trea•urerti rep.ieterl the :umlaut of Subscriptions on the 2.1 of Angtist to In P. 3,910/ 19. 3,1 That 100/.1,0ng Annuities, and IntS,Ontli 3 per Cent. Re duced, were purchased on neiromitt of this §iiirseription. Th.. fiillitwlng Gentlemen were added to the Committee i les M•Donnell, Esq.; John Pearce, Joahila Watson, lisq ; Thomas ; John ; Erauria rrCelitig, Driiiion, Esq. ; and George Hub bell, Esq. The Teensn erre reported the remittance of 3,010 r (roan the National Ikttlistie Fund at Dublin, of the year 1803 . Head a Letter Awn Eoheet Johnston, Esq. of tie Water loo Committee at Edinbairgh, renorting the high feeling of ,hot Capital and Cie wry on this in easi.ni, n.glur4.nn fur litchi; awlowleing a Col6eetion sitiorec.slent.• 1 iii extent, moil a (7in...du addressed to all th.• Prod, ,feriew of tint King .ban, from which notch was expected, as tniefutly to the givers Sr to the receivers. AImABLE socivrre OFFICE, SelietiorsAdo, Fleet atreet A GEN OR Af. 444 T RTBILLY COURT of /M. the roßpoß vrid or the %MARIE sort gTY for IL Perpetual A.sllranClt nfhe , will be h.sltlen at t he. i-iety . 4 House in Flret-strect, on MUM. DAY next, the 10 t h day of A i ottbd, at file 11 . ClItli pre hieely. JOIIri PIENS,t)I, ItcgisCai. iif the rivot Art. LLS PETIT: BRACONSIERS. After the °per*, ttoi fnvonrite Grtasil Ballet of' LE CALIFE DE BAG 1111). Vivant Ken et Retina. NEVER ACTED. THRATH p.m, VAL, HAY-MARKET. /TINE NEXT or: EN slily) of NE: ILE I_ (RA ND , no .I JOHN CIirCTE.R, late verp t.vely Fv•mmen. belomilor to the rood India Merchant T , ),mas resrwetively dierett.rd, by applying to 14. °went No 3. Millard, Doctors' COntinous, may hear of zoinethine to their advantage. TH'' EVENING. SATURDAY, Atm. 5, will i. priultirell, for the first time, a Cowed), in thief atti, call LIVING IN LONDON. _ Peinripat Chrtrartrr% Ay Mr PArte, litic•ell. Te. rv, Yr Mewitser, Harir.m4. Greville,&e. ace. A N A NEW PATENT H A T. iy riuuse your tiversuatt `Sint..". IS en at:cc:tricks of the hi. brat importini v e t t f th y k ingc l out . AEON and CO. 11:117 . :. MOW to infer to the We have beets Sire, of the 1 • Skil( lie a SILK HAT, coni l i i ii i ns terinieite a Hat tomtit to p0 , 5t ,,,,, ; it. has all ow spix.egaix.t, .d t t ia howl ant fdurilp eti,nonete hid given to you ligssit tweet expensive heaver. ie.:lna, Oslo. will wear twice as on the States Of l i iiMS , All. IVe have recoseto•eri the of a better ersapa, which is rataisis to the last ; just el;!..1111 which that Priove has la H., ; it botose have lirlie vet i fl in t i t t e f or t h e S tales will never chanse - ite cultist i which is %beim:et hcautifnl MINA; Leon'. Ifii.ze 4 worn for lev.,n years—no weather neral to propo.ie, either by the es-Estrin of dominos • will ever injure thorn Hats. Price 2Se. or by some oilier the aiLiesurea whieh Skill Caton end Cu. Matinfacturers, 424, Stsand, earner of Heaura..ureet, beet flattery what equity coiontaiels, and what .tact e Merchatire and Dealcre, wi t o *AA for t gratitude of the inttioie oreeerth s. eperior Silk Hats, wilt find theii*lvuntarr in nutittinit this zolvertisetncia. We ventilre. Sire; reitoyei folly to ekpreta LGe Wish that arraiiiretneore 1,14 4.* I; • i.. After whirls '3.1 time this Season) the Force of Es Welford, Mr. Joboson ; Boh„ M. June.; rennk Jenkins, Mr. Mr Grove; Mr Jenhtus. Mr. take- Sy. lisre:et, rss C*,up: Few v. Mr.. 11.1.xlees. 1t01te.,5; hit, 3s. nest Gallery.' i S.•rond I; illerv, 1. Car tlk 13,%/l$ to be taken of Mr. Ma.sitizltain, at the Theatre. The Doors to by npeue.l at Six o'Clark, and the P.:Obi-m -ane, to brein at Saran. Ou Monday, Killinz no Murder, anal other Entertain- Melds. M►, Nla±•tort will repeat the character of Sir Edward Mor timer on Tbur.day next. 414• b Jvat. At the General neeting. Resolvelh—" That a Guyer'', %h. seri ution rt'l elsionts be. n sened for the sprfat R. lief anti Reurfit ..f Ihr Falliiiie% .th ' e heave Win lolled, and of the untended Sufferers lir thr nut rtsn ARM Y, water the moor. mend of the ill,i triona wEti.pwco4, iu the •izital Victory of Waterlios. and in the several Rattles which have been ur unay be fotrtlit in the pris-etot rampaivt." The folio% ing Rezolatiou* were altreed on : All applications rot:Relief, mn•t be matie by Letter, rol dteßimi t. ) tbe C ',mutat& , ut the City of lAndloti 'Tavern. Personal application is not required, and manta he at- I enelPel to Thil flay, at Twelve o'Clock, will be published, price it 641. a SEITMON, pre:vetted to the P.tri‘h Church of :11 Chi trick, MitittllrsteT, on Rituday Mornint, July 30 i 1815, previous to a Collection fur the Relict of the Sufferer' in the late eloritin. View: e of ‘Viltrl Inn. By the Rev T. F. BOWERBANK, A•Nt. Published at the renerell regaext of the Inhabitants, for ITlottiugltani sad Arlis-4, Pateroostcr-row. - TA'' 4 TR E- 'WY • I.YeEtr If. TiHS EVENING. SATIIIti)AV, Aug. 5, will be presetitink the C.eamic Over' of M. P.; OR, TUE BLUE STOCKING. Mr Charlee Canvas, 9lr . Ileherre ; Captain Omen., Mr. J. Knuth; Ik Kusier (4th time, Kr Py n e:. leuthechrad, Mc finery :hi.' 4th appr‘r ince iu that elasrarter`. 1.a.1y Dab Blue, Mr 4. %pucka; Madame de Rosier, Mrs. Marlowe; Miss Setup% Slirt Kelly. RE P It T TO THE RING OF THE iiETHERLANDS, non THF, COII%IITTEE FOll DRATVING UP A CON. STITUTION FOR THE KINGDOA. 10 In J•O 10 5 5 5 5 Previous to which, sth iirne, a New Musical Farm, called MY MINT. The Overture and Mn•ir composed by Mr. Addison. Principal Characters—Mr. Wallark, Mr. Pynt., Mr. Mir ky, Mr. Penley, Mrs. Harinwe, and Miss Poole Boars, U.—Pit, 3s.—Lower Gallery, 23.—Cpper Gal. /sty. ls Boars and Places to he bait of Mr Sterensitn, Box-tare, Strand Enlisatter. from Ten till Nth.; and of whom may be bail Private Boxer ti The new Mustn't Farce, celled My Aunt, will be repeated every erettinc till further notice. On Monday. Sharp and Flat, with The 8.31..buz House. On Tuesday, PreJerick the Great; or, l'lte Heart of a St.);,her. ..... A new Comic Opera, in three act., i. in preparation. ALL IN ONE DAY. QT ATE I.IIT l'EliV, or only 5.000 T:Arts, 10 1 to be Drawu 24th ACGUST, contains a Gaaud Price .e 30,000, And 3,000 Guineas in Gold! !ICH EM E. 1 .... or .... t2o.nort 1 11 on 1 . 1,0710 I 050 • ..... 500 1.0.0 ♦OO 1;200 900 9OO 900 61141 100 4OO 50 Ann bin) Fir-l-drassa Blanks 10 ra5h.......... 5,000 5..g10 'rickets. fSil,ll4io The 1,10,:d10 will receive 4:10,000 more, nilkisre 130,000 TICKETS and SIIARFN nee o.n Vali: by RICH Itlig()N, (;(10111.13CK, & CO. (:ontrieturso for the rieceist Logone!, wt their 1111Sco.s, COENHII,II., and CH:MINI/4'llOV, IThn ad), its Stereos the list Inttery. 11.172. P.ier of i 0,060/.; and Nos. 6,497, a Golaeu Pilau of 1,000 Guineas, iu Niue Shards. Select Articles of F:stalilislied liepotation. E F.I"S PASENCE. of PEARL and A PEARL DENTRI VICE, which excel, both irt cle. pure aol efficacy, tvery other picparatiun for the Teeth and Glints, pier 4e. Ad each The Et^r ice it partiettlsrly recommended to Parrott ac.d Maisons who have tlw care of Cloldren, as the 'crated presergstfre of younE and tender Tr,th. Noe, arc Genatee Awl Olaf hare the ward.. .1. Ilene,. Bayley, gad Blew, Cachrpur-street," engraved in the steep. C.tTHARMIAN WATER, fur the general itoprovrine:it of the Complexioo, the cure of all entaneous dhnnhas, and the bites and mitten of veto:woos insects. Pints, 7.e6d ; hairpin's, 4s. 6fl each. BAYLEY'S TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS fur tAkine, luk spot. and stain out of Loire and Linen. The genni••e Is sinned " IV. Rajiee," sr* Ho Has and Irranner. Alm. his SCOURING DROPS, for taking. Grease out of Slit. Stuff, Woolleis Cloth. Se. or ,, ee It ears. rerileue P 0111( 71r4t; 3764. the alricl . . &Id Wholerak end Rtmal by, tivicuar and RLF.III, Peen:etas and MANUTACTVRERI of Ditrtnitxo and WRMs° Cageft, C.wk.ner-street, London ; where nko way he had, CADMAN'S luiewmparable RAZOR STRAP, the he.t acid mug Am-aide owe ever sebtaitted to the Pnlil:c Prt, .end 10a. rack. THF. BOTANIC lESSENCF.. &Ail %Vivilesitle, Retail, nail for F.aportation, by Doctor PHILLIPS FADT, 5, GerranLstreet, Soho, Leicester square, Lemlon. virtues of tlw ROTA NIC ES!:ENCE, .or EXHILARATING COI( DIA L, are daily demon.. strafed ou orinlo-atiog tlw evil end in.ot dangerous sy toms of Ntrvotis will nothing has tended so touch . to retalilish the fame of the. 'Medicine as its certain slicers; in those Con.plainis wlitel..trike the Root so deep in the s constitoti tttt t nod are so fatal to tlw fiteilth of Mankind, It morn. 1 / I ".inirtions, purifies the Blinet, a.sists Ihzestion, sterovhens the Neret-s, and resplirus Iwo eirisliliesnent. Thr ratios, IVraltiiesses ferulier to the Fair Sex, *nine loosardietele 1111.kr the rower a iiib• itemi.roive ; inooy. 1...0tts of Fashion nn4 Respectability ult o. it to b.+ Ilw.lwet Appesiduke to the Toilet they mi., wet with 1 . 4 r reicuitint the ileeaacil Spirits, dissiwiliint the Ilona-ache Dahmw end Laiaziiiir, etroing away klehinehuly3 it goo. Comfort and SIIIII2III in the itliole tot. en. Sold le Rottli s of Jv dii. soul ll*. ear*, or six 46. 6d. Sot.' Ides, no nor larce Bottle, for 22s Dr Eerily esp. rts, alum consulted by letter, the nstial t plainest of a 0,,e PoilllA . Note to he ene14.4C(1.• • Dr. Phillips Ett , ly,Oerraml-strert, SAO —Pfy 4to.!;11. ito.t3v.--alhecne purascislarty the S'itauftlee " S P. %grains ou the 3taiep, io blue ink, to imitate whit!' Lily. lor a immh . cr of the •a icing Caere and Corer, pre the no, bt'• k, •" The TLOFJ aeruug Hie Roses," prtce 2s. 6J. _~. - OFFICER: wounded are required to state their cases in a Lettir ad,ressed to the Committee. aecompanied by tin iiilirial copy of the report of the Army Medical Board. The Widow of an 01'firer ktlleil , is required to state her ease and the moldier of her Children, in a Letter addressed to the Committee; or her circionstamics and claim may lie recommended to the committee by any re speetable channel. The Relatives or Friends of Orphan Mid ren are re quested to stare their eases by Letter to the Committee SOLDIERS wounded are reqnieed to have passed the exa mination of the Board at Clitlmia, and to have received a Ticket of Re. ovainenilation from the Examining ()direr and, Surgeon. They me not to receive any gratuity which may he voted fur them, in London, unless it he their fily.l place of residente ; hot they will receive the Relief from the M oister of the Parish, or the Chief If:II:lewd, of the plate they reside in, at inch times and in such portions as may be deemed most north) to them. The Widows of Private Soldiers are respired to 1w reento mended by th e Ilion:tee of the Parish, and the Chief Magi strate or the place they live in, accompanied by the Mar riage Certificate, or an attested copy of it. artier cannot he afforakd to the Widow of a Private Sol. dicr until she arrives at her ;fled place of settlement, when it will he placed at the ilkeretion of the 'dinkier of the Parish, or of some respectable person, to be given at %itch times sod in such portimui as may be decental most useful to her. Ansonia of Subscriptions nlreasty advertised .003,240 0 3 L. 4.1 L. a. From the Patriotic 111. Peter f, 0 Food ef Dublin, Ti.lo3rll li,lhe 10 10 , h1i,71.J It+o3 5,000 0 Elward flake 10 10 Collrrh.d at Item 1 111%s 11411uton 10 10 ('hurch, Stlfr wd abler, after a SiT. mon by the Her R. Port - 21/. 13v. 111 Richard Hey 3/. 3s. MI. Collected at Caqle. ~trrct Chapel, it rul ing, after a Sermon preached by the Rev John 11±latt Ca/ Qe osl. James Hall 10/ tOs. OJ. Cult etion its the Ps. ri.ll of Elm, near 11ighech,h) the Rev. J. R. Christopher son - 54. 1-2 s. 2d. Collection in the PR.. re-h of Lavendon ram Bmylield.Riteks, by Rev It. 11 olgelry 8 0 Tile Visuse and Son 31 10 Sioke.hy he the cone. tyuf Notrolk, byth.s Rev. C. Loess 71. Os. Stl. Nlaisthy in the:comity of Nurfulk. by do. 51. At nnviittrist and CO Sunni , ' Taylor 3 3 I,irnt John Curtis, RN. 5 0 Sir John Morris, Bart. 10 10 11ra. t►slwrn Signaled r , John Shaw - 10 10 At Smith, Pup se. and Co. United Lodge of An cient Druids, No. 66, in Nottingham, by the Ditetitr IVosol W. Is. Id. Collection in the Pa rish of East Radß f by the Rev. T. . . Braumnat • Richard Tilley Nieto Rrbrrn and CO. teeth ;lank, fly Messrs Nicholson, Jansen and Co. 14:1:i J. W. Martyr - 1 1 All rominoMeations and Notice of Solweription , ale re irse..teil to M• mliircs.ed to the Committee, at the City of London Tar. Sotr‘trlpti..a. are received at Lloyd'. ; at the City or Lon don T.lrerso ; and by all the Soaker, of the Nietropali.. Augu4t. J. p. WEI.CFORD, Secretary. IV AT EfiLo() Btielt . lPTl ON, Thatched , imeg s-strect - - His Ruvwl Hotlines. the Duke of YORK, Chairman. Th, Right Hon. the LorJ Chancellor of Ireland, and the Rizlit Roo Rob..rt Peek, Secretary of State for Ireland, have been added to the Committee. CONIIITTEr. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORE. Itorsi Hii hwear the Holm of KENT. 111, Royal Nightie.. the Doke of CC IT BERLA ND. Hi. Royal Ilighnes. the Duke of CA BRI DC: E. Royal Highliesi the Doke of GioucEsTEtt. The Lord Archbishop or Canterbury. The Lord Chancellor Mikes—Somerset, Grafton, Beaton!, Devonshiie, Rut land, Norihionhei Boceleugh, and Nfootowe. im, Lowdown, S ihrbury, Hert ford, Aliglissea. Wellesley, athl Huntley. Ertrls—Brideewater. Cholmondeley, Har rington, Egrvinunt, Harcourt, Widow., Spencer, flathirw, Grosvenor. Liverpool. Ruivilya, Grey, Lmodale, Harrowby, Nfolgra. e, Perry, and Ludlow. ri.eotot l e —Dit.lley and Ward, 31eleilla,Siiimouth, New ark, and Custlereagh The Lord Radio,' of London. The Lord Bishop of Durham. The Lord Bishop of Snlishiwy. The Lord Bishop of Gloncerier. fords--414enyou, Caoringion, Grenville, Dwndaa. Cll. thorpe„ Gwydir, Hutrbinsun, Niddrv, Maotters, Lyiwilock, ErrJley,Teiguiuouth, Railittoek, l.uvaior. R. Se.itionr. Wqhf IfonoNrables—J,C. YdhrtK, Richard Ityilrr, Sir W. &Ott, RoW, Nichol.. %%nisi' tart. Charles Lou_. Sur D.tri4 Donylan. Sis J.Jui Nicoll, Sir W. lit Wynne, Bart. • auJ Rebfcri Weft. No.:wind:les—Philip Pim!, C. Burrell, George Vernon. The Chaplain-Gracial of the Army. animas—Sur AlitreJ Choke, Alcsnotler Row, Sir 1. F. Cradocli, Tarletim, Sir(:. Novo. Ito t. Sir W. Repot', Sir Charle. Kart Sir 13POref. Rem k with. Lieuf.-Gsnerah-..1i0n. E. Finch; ltiiii.• Sir W. Stewart, Hun. E.Shilops Hun Sir E. Paget. Hon SW A. !lope, T. Sir• Chas. Gercti, Hart. Sir T, Ittulneltrld. Ii :re. Ugther Alauu, Sir [lorry Cubert, Sir U. Oakes, Bart. Sir ,gitatik . ;., " Arent Spfilter, Sir R. C. Prrmisson, Sir S. Auciimuty, Sir W. 11, Clinton, Sir M. Disney, Sir IV. P .4 d.s,d, .I.fesinr-Grorredr---Huo..Str E. Stuifortl, Sir J. W. Gordon, Sir H. Tomas*. • Vice-Admiral Sir A. Cochrane. William Allen, Esori.; Julio Jana Angeratein, r...i.; John Antra-stein, Rel.; George SPIN', E.I. m.P.; Jamey Currie, r.. 1 m. 0.; John Fidler, E-q.; Chiorles Grant, Jun. Esii. 51.;".; Hugh Halllmersk y, Esq. M.P.; J. P. Hope, Esq.; Jiiliii Malierley, Esq.; Wro. Mounting, Esq. MT,; T. W. !Henri., El.; Samuel Mills, Esq.; .1,,h0 m,,rti,,,,,, Esq ; Richard 11.ioley.Coi ; Mr Seijeaut Pried; Th.onas Fui.n.ort, r..:41., Santini Smith, Esq. M.P.; W. Willhrforne, Esq. M.P.; Lir oi.-Coloitel Wray ; W. G. Carter, Esq. Amount of Soleoyiotunis :ill-early advertised •:16.069 3 6 Lout EII•nhorongl• g 52 10 Rev J. Newman, Colleetioli in parish Vicar - 7 10 Church of Hinton Servant* at Hatch- A mists..., Hanley fit's, White Horse per Rev. Mr Laiirtli 9 7 Cellar - 2J. 12e. Rd. Collect, ii sit the pi- . . Mrs. Gowan - 5 5 ris& Chnreh of Ar- 11 nes Gowan - 5 5 Aliso, county of , Him. I.a H. Roller 5 5 Contherlanii, pty ' 'I Ciiiprodate, Esq. 5 5 Rev.? Oribani al 15 line Aitimrpe, Eaq. The Pored, of Mjichek . . ...4 11.)nt1191,10.1 MI 10 111,63, after a Sr.: . I ..W.Cont ;Awn, 1.1.0.10 10 mno 'iy the Rer. Norihßeet Parish, H '4 odeurk 111 :if. 3d. Kent, after • Din- Coll. dent at the coarse by Aev J. Chore's iir Sono- G. nor . , 451 6.. 61. turn,-, and ChAIWI 1):'. 111111. swirl: 5 5 of MockbridO's .I+H. Lye, RasLt-ielc 10 10 Hants, by the The College .if Arms, R,: v. R. Taylor, in addition to Sub- Viva,. 13/ 121 10.1. seriptions by indvi- Nlajor-General Re. *Must dieinbrre 52 10 hole - 50 0 Mite Alagja Culvert 2 2 Messrs. Firmia and Major-Geneial George I Langdale . 10 it Armstrong - 10 10 Major I'arlry - 21 0 lion. Miss !Wiwi! 5 5 Limit -Genera I Sir . Vire- A ilmtral Sir .1. iejlos D. Broughton, • Ha, yes .. " . R 5 0 Bari. - 32 10 Ear: of 1.7 e• erli y ' 52 111 A. Lawrie, Esq. Atlel7 Admiral Srt E. 1211- phi - -21 0 I gent, KC R. Messrs. R. Greta & Grin rol Carey Sins - 10 10 Lady 11 A - Majnr-Geaeral Sir T. I W. Moore, Esq. Dyer - Collection at Leomin strr Church, per Rev EColeinau 421.5 e 641. Liens -Gen. M Oiler 10 0 W.. 1. Retbell, Esq. 31 10 Collection at Neath Church, per Rev J. Grillitlis 23/ 1a.10.1, W. G. CARTtR. 21 0 Colketion at Great Broistrad Chorrh 13 11 Calttct, on at R. v. Mr. Thornton's Meeting, at Bilk ricav, within the said Parish, per Subscriptions arc received by Mr. Morthirk. 2 1 0. Ox ford-strret ; Mr. Hatchard, 199, Piccadilly; by th prinriv pat Ranker!, ; and by the Treaiiitrera t at the 63%194: of Nltasi 9. Naomi-rah:s.a and Cu. Pall-Mall. It iv partieuktrly requested that e#l /Refer, Irmo the Country, to a... Committee, lie exaelfilhOslilreaved :•••• . 4 ' To the 're.tetiester Waterloo Ateoeiation, thatched. Noise. Lwiefor " Conieveleatioes, in Tom*, to the Committer. maw be node to the Verretore, W. (7. Curter, got ?twits iCh#64- 4er., kleet-ereet . . MORGA N mid SAN DEIN Ina tag taken entraideroble port it, Ilk Butler's late Warerooms Catherine- otreet, tteir own, tool 1111 l minir:•ted the sante, very respectfully in to rin Ladiev and Gel:tier:leo they have a atilt larger exhilatiiiii of Cohort and Upholstery raw iiituro„ particularly th• it patent four-lust !ie.:tweed% with flivnit um and bedding complete, ready matte up for imme diate :elle and delivery ; they have aleo the satisfaction of al. verti.in( that in 11.113.1 , 111e11ef Of the peace establishment, tlav price of cacti article is considerably redneed Capital wilt . " Mahogany Wardrobes, at twelve and fourteen zuittelas each ; ch,,K of Drawers from five guineas upwards, and every other article iii proportion. Fmnihei furoishirg either part or whole houses may ilepewil on having the brat manufactor• 01 articles at very red/left, prices, fur prompt pa y ment; the Sofa Berl+, Chair Beds, Patent Imperial DinioK Tables, Tea falvvr Sideboard* and Tahloi, with a zreat variety of other articles on new and improved principles t on givitez, Nforati and Sanders the pi eferetier, it will he proved UN establish. mein in Loudon caw, render Cabinet and Upholstery articles et. sack low noel advaotwetios term. Mis. 15, la, and 1/, Catherine-street, Strand. NEV STAMP DUTIES. 11 11 1• 1 • • - Stninp.Otlice, Loudon, July 20,1 . 813. IVOTICE IS ER (;IV EN, dint two Acts .wer, pissed in th.• Inte S•••ision of Pm lianient, fir repealing the Stamp Ditties on Deed'. Law Proceedings and other written ov printed Instrioneuts, and the Duties on Fire Ittimrances and un Leg trios Sitcrovsitins to per.. socall.F.state noon Intestacies, and also the Duties on Adver 6/wounds. Almanaelia, Newspapers, l'aiumbletv, Gold and Silver Plate, singe Cicielies, tool taretirea for keepitrz Si, ze Conchev, now plyahlein Great Britain, and fur ip.antitiz nrr Duties in lieh thereof; and that the new Ditties me to continence nl%lll the Ist of September next ; except the Duly on Fire Insurances, which is to ninon. lee OW the 20111Septendwr; and the Ditties on State Conches and ,State Conch Liceisees, which are to commence on the sth September. A very zelicral increase of the present ditties is entitl ed; and some Itistrmitents are subjected to ad ratarrra Ditties which are not so at present, such as Deeds of Ex. elmiige and Partiti ~,, , Lomse. , , Settlements of Money and of Shaves in the public Stocks or Fniuis, whether voluntary. or Marriage, and ‘Varrants of Attorney to confess Jnd meld, when elven a.. n seritrity for money instead of bonds or mortzvevs. And Bills fur Exchange and l'nnnisairy Notes at more than two ineinthes lifter date, or sixty days after sight. ace charged with higher Duties than those pay able it short. r periods. The new Ditties are contained in Selo doles, in which the inatrionents and things elivirienl are classed and alp!ribeti rally arrtrieed. 40 R`: to PlEOril a COollelete Tahle • DOI !F in the roust convenient and practical fursm, and to supersede any occasion for those compilations, polite-died by- private iodividuals, to which the profrssiun lathe law and the 1111h lic have formerly found it cutivenient to resort. And an the Schedules will not iihnit of net abeidznient that eon lie safely relied melon, the•commis.iniirry oecominend it to the profess:on and others not to trust to any thing else in mat ters of importance The :tete cuiltniu varions provisions for seeming the which Pre Illaterlal to be attended to by those who * sit to avoid penalties And the provisiims of former Act. Are to h e eat7trceil, in regard to those Duties, concerning which uo new provisions are mulcted. With respect to the arcrirr DUTtr.ll, it is t o h e v b..rvoi, that nut only formal Receipts, hit all Notes and Ifroloraadonia, wh.lher si;;,o•d or not, ....tech shall import any a..knowledesnimt, that R worn of 27. or wants, his Wm, paid. settled, blituilerd, ur oth..rwisc charged or satisfied, are liable to th.•se Unti.w ; Rod that 111 persons paying in mil nre entitled to hare stantioot R,., vcipta, at the rapc , i..e of the persons reeeirimt it, and ou tettilerimt a proper Stamp, may ist , ist MI harlot a Rec., tit written ther.so., a•od on brine. paid for the *amp ; nod that all persons v.-footing to rive ...fel. It.ceipt and pay fin the Stamp, as well as all Iseroms t•ivine Receipt, or ',my gm+ Note or Nieinoramlont aforesaid, without a Stamp, ur upon a Stamp of rake. will inenr a pen,diy of 107. for every offeure, villiCh .41 be strictly enforced oa every uetatioo. 1117 Order of the C om miaainn.,,, WM. KAPI'EN, Secretary. t • TO TILE ICING. Stns—The Committee whom you had clinrged to revise the fundamental law of the (jotted Pro vinces, aud to propose the modifientions required by the increase of territory, the erection of the Low Countries into a kingdnt u, and the stiptilatilms of the Treaties of London and Vienna, has tip i llied to this work with ItU the seal inspired by its iintiort.• HMV. nod by the, desire of justifying your .11ajes ty's confidence.' You declared, Sire, to the Notables assembled last year in the city of Amsterdam, that von had accepted the... Sovereignty gm the expree4 condition that a fundrineotal law should sufficiently guaran tre personal liberty, the security qf property, and, in a word. all those civil rigkis Which characterise prtiple really fro.. From these wort's, which gratitude has eugraven on ev e :y heart—t'rum the manuers and habits of the nation—froin its Intl It ic economy —from institutions tried by the experience of ages, were derived with distrust of theory, too well justified by so many ephemeral constitutions, the principles of this first law, which is not all abstraction more or less inge- Mous, but a law adopted to the siturstioa of Hol land, at the co 1111 l ieneettient of the 19th century. It has not rebuilt what wits entirely worn out by time; but it has raised again what might be pre served with advantage. It is in this spirit that if has re-established the Piovincial Assemblies, !no their organism Mts. In its relations to the Gr itend GoOrrinnent, thisettgasiisatiou hurl not always been Gee from just censure. These reladous have ceased ; but the Provincial Assemblies, al direct ing the internal achitinistration,, had greatly youttri tinted to the prositerity of the country. This adoni nistration has bees. restoretl to them ; the Nada meisfal law hiss also restored to the cittos and rural tlisliets, all the independence compatible with the general welfare. • It has invested the Sovereign Authority with all the prelogatives calculated to make it reSpecteil at home Anil It assigns the Legislative Power jointly to the Prince and the States General, elected by the Prow vinyls, States, who are themselves .elected by all the Inhabit:llo4 of the kingdom who are interested in its prosperity. lirsuch a system of laws and institutions, well combined together, the members of the Committee o•lio belong to the Southern Proviiirrs, have recog nised the basis of their ancient comnitutiois, the prim:tides of their unction liberty and 1111111/elldetiCej and it has not been difficult to modify the laws so as to readier it common to both itatinits, united by bowls, the breaking of which has heels followed only by their own mishirt lilies mid thus Of Europe —bonds which it is their wish and tile interebt of Europe to reioler indissoluble. • Coutioed to this task, pod taking for the basis of our labours this first law, farmed on liberal and pa ternal visit,, we leave eaalaillerl is allcCeasaall its general principle, and its particuldr tlisioration. WP have endeavoured, Sire, to imbue ourselves with your spirit, and to impress on the constitution which is to govern your flue kingdom, thatch:wise ter of jtvgiee and benevolence winch is found in your actions, in all your sentiments. We have lint hail the oresuurio arms ',retention to foresee to regulate every 111'11' 4 —we have left room for futUre experience to contribute its part to the citinpletion of the work-. to have only raid roufislig -110. on which your. wisdom. enlightened *by time, and other counsellors, will raise ittstittitions, rather. itulicated that, which will complete, without useless delay, but without precipitation, the eilifi•v of which we have traced out the dintru woos, sod laid the foundations. • In dividing the kUsg.cloin into Provhirr•, we have retHined fur the NOthern Pluviot•es the divisiuu adopted I)) the first 14w ; restoring to each of them its :tot:lent limits , slit,litly muddied fur thcirNdin tem interest: The sitrie interest hat made as prefer for the Southera Proviuces a Jett - tut principle. We holy +l. risk that arraincemeins inav concert stili your Allies, that the Graiiil Duchy Of LUzeiri bitr.; may uplift ally accounti cense to itsake a part oldie This wisln foulded no the interests of the state, seems to us to be likewite conformable to the iiitcre.t iif Europe. • All the guarantee,. w m h the first law had given to uulnrittal liberty aunt propeivs hate been retaiued. We have found but little add in them. Every arbitrary tirresi i 3 forbirhieli (Art. 163..) If, on 811 urxeilt the Givernistiit eatisea an individual to he arrested,. he Main be brought within three days before the; Ju.ige who:u the law asigns hith (1C19.) No one caul, ismti+ :toy Pretext Whittevet, he with:- drawn from the jairisdiclool of this Judge "rhe unjust penalty O . irotottieut ruts it abolished (171.) All jiidicitil sentenced mutt he pronounced' iii public (17.) Those in civil ensitiiitt the grounds on which tney are foiti'ided (173.) In criminal Clw S they Must deviate. the - eireitinstapect of the triune, and the IA • applied by the judge (1714 No rine Hit Ne AepriVed of his riroperty, eicept for the publie,benetit, and for a reasonable litdctitz uitt (164.) The abode of every Subject df the Wing it itivic lahle (170.) The right a petitioning duly regtilated, Is teco6- nised by the law (161). It admits of no privilege in respect tri taxes (19k. Evert subject of th e King is eli iblr to all ern rrifnientit—svnivester-sassivissia-sissi.or-voverom-ssii-- !lief (II and 198). In reserving the flat fuhetionlynt the Statt."td natives born of tiirrnts olioniciltated in the , ltitogolihrt —(B)—the !au admits to tither eut•ddin inents-lAtit natives of the country, and those who may be iia tdralised in it ; this hospoolde cduntry will atailys offer protection and kind:less it, those Whom liberal lawri and a paternal Government, "May taillike to settle iu it ; but the right of veiling Itpooi its dearert niftiest', dr of t;lating id th.ar must belong to; those alonv who; have sruckeli in with their mother's milk, the love Of their romit..v. . The liberty of the press Will-hate iki (triter straint than the responsibility of high *loci writer; or prints; or distributes (127). We have placed ammo , the first duties of the Clo remittent, that of protecthig !Judaie . iiitttinetioN which must spread among a ll classes the k ledge useful to all, and kitiong tl . .e higher entsstsciad Ibre of literature and science which embellish life, milks a part of the national glory; and are intimately eine: nected both with the prosperity and security of the State (2g6). r. Few countries in Europe have done in 'OHM ns our provinces for the indigent classes, ; few hive so many estsiblialtineisis where are a n d ;Amisty hod an as) loin and succoar, and indigent yontit gratoitousi instruction. The lively interest which is eteited its yridr M, . • Jesty by these moniiiiients of the piety of the Chrisa ttilil Cliaritv—ot the belleVolellee of 011 r gilt:ol4oes— is HISO pniiited out as one of die duties of bur iii (2224). The most preciont of all riitlitA, that of liberty oP conscience, guaranteed us ibrmally as it is possible to be (190.) We venture to believe, Sire, that thtbse difera dispositions will fultil the condition vrnich you hate so nobly imposed. The towns, the rural cortimitises, and the clip.: tricts which forni these communes, slosh enjoy' for their internal odininistration All the ilide:lrentsisee which is not at varialice.willrthe general good (155). The local authorities shall govern in their *roes diction like good fathers of Fannin*, but this ymis. dictum is a part al' the great t' ly, bad they Musk not have it in their power to iiijtirr its noterests. • The Provincial States approve their butket (156)4 The Government bikes coessizasice of and taker, iii this respect, the LElCilaUrrs Whit ii the neral good presents (lS9); It calk suspend or :mind all the acts of the lOcal administrations which may be contrary to the law. or detrimental to the general lilt , — The rural districts shall have limits recently adopted or ruff+ hive their ancient deriomititit. have at present, or a sue... , name. ur local interetut inly tort scribe. tlw miluitiistror etld eniniuurws, I, .th rurol emit Kulatwil stioutco w1111•h IIIC 1y his Council, idle:. the advice-0i tl br the M ottiei Uoventi 10-1 it. cult) ot.ed of frel'...it% attd ellintitilliCei of the 411.1..ect, •u 4 ts.l'.irt.:4--(14/.214‘..4 464.) ,We too; trialival At, your Contrary t 6 the iswee,, itterrst. !their it ieel . l 111'W ; ..1 Litto, htoste v Tie, IS virce,tos , toece-s ration er the 4114,1'414 A urine's. siistl i•e•te- lee,„pipr «14411 tiedke4 • the Pre.l.l••e•taT eg . eel of at volomot. td s,!tle the icee.ei seek retirt-sted in its -' Majesty's Mind- the