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r,. / ■ . ; ~; ' :4 lit,Nltrat 7145 UR. \VEST's PICTURES—CHRIST RE sEtoND AcruitE . of CHRIST t co. lpi x .;" t of he iii i-'4 ,l lhF 6 , ti a it od the DES . ICI\I s o li f F th; c t i e o 4 4tr. Exhibiting' at No. 1'25, YA w ll2- 1 ;I : A ' near ' Carltni;.! tit l!, , p' day (Sundays excepted) from Teu in the Morn , In the Evennig. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. City of London Tavern. MtETING of the COMMITTEE on the 27 th - 3111?, tan, /te EDWARD GWATKIN, Esq. in the Chair 2 ; toi ll t . l 'ed, That the following Gentlemen he aided to the irtrituttee--Sir Willia.n Rave, Bart-.; Charles frier; 11,1 te ll . Clark (Cliarcberlain of the City of London) ; Colin Ito- On, and Richard Lewin, Esquires. the Committee Kill ",;(.10,1vedi 'Chat on the Ist of 4ugast, kri t a ;Y to receive and consider the applications of Sufferers to v f f . , . ruin this 'subscription. trrit iv ed, That all applications for Relief must be I , na u t i l r e e ill , klayt;'''',4lYl Particulars of Documents and Proofs r eq uire d l'ae, rn. "ad at the Committee-Ituom, at the Lay of Loudon It w as te r i pt ior_Ported to the Comm stoo,iss of L (ported erp4d commenced in tl 001, MallelltSl 1,00 of Su bscriptions al rea 14'111.1-Tal- , s• *4i tu `Lho - 1 1 ff:l4llclre 5 5 w 'selturco, aiter a Ser -I,r,te"Yllie Rev. Ch. ' 1\1 •A• per ,Messrs. cilsatid and Carter' krchwaidens b. 2 10 4 • _ r,,ur,eittionial:liargb Church, itftee°ll- T ct , r 4rs i • by the Rev. hitt e , lt ", ` 4 St, m. t o , tnuy• a r tr'llrte.li 0 11 at S awbri . 105 0 ~ic ll ' 14. "ge ' l r , y the a nts, Church -40 7 C 4 us t , r • 41 'Ker tilit • !P l wn of th " C c luh ' bY e 113; .41 1 (1 ' Mr. ,t o )II p 6 r 1 "• 140 8 t:Cent tiltllri EXlli blll(>rt .• 1 1It 43 Court, kick s 'll,l, of Geo~ Mr -j • • ' E nderf . tiy, E sq. 7 21 6 g S - At rpV()ye s , • 11, lugs 4:sal„r4 Raedsfora 10 0 A)l e " 11 4 t adf ; rd - 10 5 0 . 0 (t an e Ric ts too 21 0 kti 1 „ 1 \";' Estr . : , • to 1 0 etson 21 0 rtlett _ 21 ' l krt and C °. 15 . 1 5 ;fit 4 4.1 4. ult„, . (1 ...• Co. • n o *4 l as 5 0 • 2 0 h .rman r' 1 14).; North -a. 4,4 , Rutland, "1- and L` •.- t:fSl e "tbroim d to ire i..` • ..- 1 4 0 Looms and illo,,,ti'pavernaddessed. t o . c "4ri 'rt received at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon and 4 '3% 'Y all the Bankers of the letropuiis. littee, that tear liberal Sub he City of Dublin, and in the ter, and Bristul. ,C• s. 10 0 5 5 Plll% Irv t , r ACKINP'. 40 E AR, 'JAPAN E ; --; L'it lborn.—Th's wes l a 2) :ihi e t. in aY zld Nlartin, 97, 11,ga --- Th i s produces 11'''.iti. hy1:11-,41Ztj'eettr it It bat! . the II) eq ual to the highest .ier Japan win 1 . 11 mi t e .. I PA %i'ihi ',„affotdi pe. I.4)'\--u tisaient to the Le ather; ,thplea . knit °,:,, ,`,ne qoest lei"neanr••titsniiierfectly free fr(7.7,:isnaltoc.ii-Men, ~It i ''", and trill retain its Virtues in any IN II,1"'IlbY the prbleiral Grocers, Boot- M 3 . 1 3e ' rfaniers, in the United Kingdom. t. plbA,, POWDEitS, " .s,\l* Vu'aciAlS•cs 1 ONS b , 11.,EPSI.ES, br, tillt-TEltlt4cti) I,ii,h4)WELL,s vozix.l.l,mudps f I ,C ' its r t a n d i i r ct;ylllY ye c a t r i s r e t d . s t a l : S wards o ' f t,:is‘h.e es say of th . 1 1 1 p owd . rs i n the above (I,is by the nu- Iher',l,ni bisorders, e7ts line‘eanuiaulibitably Prove': Pu blic , from I,bith t,Qutes already be en to -the m il Re foliuwinf,' is selected: teen years i 41'1,11.'cikt Wilhasins of Laytonstone, Ese'l3 six )i, taking 11,„ti, ytoltot Fits (rapt her childhood ; but, nlnd no „. en enred, an .1 .v. Mr. Akl , Pt rZ(eirhs:aistillitt. fart' s,(!o;11. oli»k tel y I Kr i -tt. blessing the i ti,t'rkY, Mini st , ' *)" wh ' e 1 -:, " b,;(„ly returned thanks tt. 1 it i iiiiii ~ tr of Laytonstone, pu . ~i of Novenine ,', A,' 4 Att,,,,,,,tY, in his Chapel, on the, lot', the ,kcadem), ''''' T. iir,' "Y Mr. N. Eutbila, Master () ' tt.Thisiovue; and Mrs. H. Grunt. patronage of _ ; '3 Nl,,i ~erei'gn Remedy is prepared under the . and '1 '' si,ii"'lY, by Dr. 119 Well Fellow ud Ding's (;al lege, 'and . , liotllN, 4t hi, house, No. l's, Atathbour-place, which Oxfor d is tt ic1,,,,1 and no where elc.e at Its. a Pa . cket, in ~-tuent io 4•Tr s• 4.• ..1 '.: i ~ aed bis cd.,t4e written by toe uoetor on the a.)03 c * 4111'1ase(s: •. ' 1 and the Powders sent 4'14 4- iY irt. of Ptl:esttriiii‘tietidaanilrmere( ' r cum 4f tile 6,.,:1'°414 be made acquainted with al4 the P a '• - lars -\._,......,...............:_____ This Day was publi%hetl, In Two Volumes, foolscap Svo. the third Edition, price 16 s. lloards, of RODERICK., the Last of the GOTHS ; a Tragic Poem. By RO3ERT SOUTHEY, Esq. Poet !Aureate, and Member of the Royal Spanish Academy. Printed for - Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Paterno.§ter-rotv and'at the British Gallery, 54, Bona-. street. Of whom may be had, by the same Anthor,, Madoc, .2 vols. Ws.; Joan of Arc, 2 vols. IGs.; Curse of Kchama, e vols. 145.; Thalaha. 2 vols. 16s. • Speetlily-vill he ptitaisheti,• The History of the Brazils, Volume the Seeond , • in quarto. r - • PRINCE BLUCHER. Dedicated to his Majesty the King of Prussia. This Day was published, In One handsome Volume, Octavo, price "As. boards, embel lished with a tine Portrait of Bliteher, and illustrated with engraved Plani of the most signal Battles, from Drawings made on the Spot by celebrated Prussian - Engineers, THE LIFE and CAMPAIGNS of FIELD 'MARSHAL PRINCE BLUCHER, of WALT LsTADr, ftom the Pciiod of his Birth and first Appointment in the Prussian Service down to his Second Entry into Paris in 1815 comprehending authentic Biographical Incidents of the lead ing Military Characters of both the French and Confederate Armies. Translated, in part, from the German of General Gant GNEISENAU, Quarter•Master-Getieral to Prince' Blileher's Army; with consideraltlt Additions. By J. E. MAR TON, Esq. of the H i nnhurgh-13firger - Gna rd: London : Printed for Sherwood, Ne.ely, and doncs, Pater noster-row. • ItID b1X . 6:7 - ------_,____ ‘ _ ; 14 St 111 r V • ANTI niuous PILLS. k t " no. •lou r 1 . • ' o ndluv d a just , zelebrity N., 4ec;,,•,:,141rate pri e . t.. h utt 4 1. , 01 . ,,, , 4,, t i fru}n . tl l(....e of the PrOpriet,,r,' MT. DIXON, lell, , ii) ,, t, it; e d u er . :, ,, on li Ilt g ili }t at s it ' ‘ ' i c i . c t I 's ' of i " d r i l ll l.' . l i ‘ i f t". lb o s '' ,.i n '. : ' t; de m ici r r ot 11 .4 1 : r , th: ; \ ';Fgtiry . liZo.t..lt.er, l!ulte of Iledtoril, 'Sir George NV ar tic that ise,,itcr ruier, the - Dow,is et LitrivSav arid at:,:il..h7ptli):tisiti.4..\;:l4lnel-Pesu.hi!leu,riiliteldivj'r'ritkLh:;:ic).r.l4l;.. leas perinalfed to y r , !NZ tl i ' lye fir aild t ' 1 atirrn andthe sanc dr for re vt4l-'.loeti'slll'l:ti'4.tild''.,,)( tli(e' Sht'oaolliaientic,)uftlY r 4 ;7::i l i e ig• R l e n n cli ' gestion, or ----- O.ry r: am ..oes, and ti ~ DISEASES 01. IN r.v...1 s, i s ~ ~ ,,,i v . ,im A1 ,...„ , ..,,..r era:segue ut disagrtitable eruct cc s iel " . i. i i • ~,, 1 hey Keveti% habitual 'and tempo- . Ptrzi rl 'ingl;,'Y l 'regn. iii ( . d . a-A ' l3 . 4/ al Heart-111u n which ti: 1) 1 superior to a,ll .other Iteinedies for 05, Vviards,ton tye, d , ,t, ( ~E il t.iii , , i : . l. ._ u } , , ,T a tv iitt a Des rilitated Stomach, whe- . ..lii--- , 4 CsoL.ltivulsions, and all those Disorders in 't ,i i i LI3VS GENUINE . CAltNlll‘4A" . EIN T E pt:aEc i: i; 1.1,, i . „(1 .rt,,,, 1in. ( .. ri ( 0,1 0 : 1. 1 0 e.,.. 0f th•: redu;idauttile, intent- mg ter t , ti l woi i d eri. dile s , er :,ss• , prove fatal , to . so i, :al . IY ;I ::t i l e e:: ( kw , !''llio'i.,,,. u 'IY ti, e i,... .t. ion (if the bile, they • are bh the a g e (411 :" (:fI)Ilef:rlist:' INtl'ilesh "4'l'lllY I other Complaints in the Intestines of bk o p 1 31.14 ul th‘. 4 '. l ' t ge i , t , ~ Y4r 4 SA.IIU4 complex:um , and being a : an d efficacious r. ( wit l et ,. t h, ... y p i a ttlietii _try ,e ,, wit\krarrat.t:ive, tl .ey prveti . t ;hose olistrue- sun s . . 114)s, 1., :i a , t l r l. i p_tat a l in w,tn o trtuuts,une i n all countries , t '' -- 1... fisted h e h e r Sons), daughter of t , cl . anates. Oa this account' 4 A ad i \N i ,du q,, ',1`.)1(! desiderat 1 Geinhl(4s-Avalirali j le Cordial ;Medicine is pre h p e a l r a c . Ll .o: l ; 7 di. !' jt r ,,, a :s u ti c . : p e t . ! s ii. th e cary, tne Ins blot , who oegoLa ... ie ...n the ty, te nt iz e ile . load, , r ti ,, ,k u 11 1 . , in the medieure chests of Dalby, ~ W..; .W t O iti mi Preit ui , tive tr : .II efkuent voyages. They are I alone tali I f o . t‘. ( ii, .._ c ‘ ir kir,. ..,. . , .S..asi ,tthitgr., iIISOWLICh th at. fire i till of 9 N , N instances N ill ,. a ,s l 9 ' s ' i ' t 7 . ts;s e a ,l u i c , ' s eLsas ( i h u i.,cii _ '', hio i lleti a ii,...° .. ' . it . I , etit,,, d tlieutis upon , the good use 1 Sold 41 Y F. 1NL :• % ,,,, r ) loors from C,heapside, price Is. 9,.. a ~.,, ,I rld ... , e.r..b au. .; v.r!ett trio! efr ters into the e-iin 'Heal: ' " it' London, •••-•-. `, • T own 49 ( 1 Courtry.-06serve 1 1tir 1 `" M r "g 13 R es . ••• 1 , I h)a 3a •,' ~1 hv their lll . ~ „,.. , .1• A " 4r e. en it, • ilitti - , cri ,),, • Xe s 4 Etta . er s, i .1., . _ ,Ile ~••• N e wberv, 1N0,40, ~ t. cWI - v ' , t4t tuo st ~,, , . -,1.1.11...idt, corner of St. Paul's th.A t the %cord' . ..Oa, viiviii .tdic, 9l , v et , , r , • ~ , ~. .t.t., ru Avery .r.t.wn, in '',.,.traverl iii the s tamps, and he surc‘4 ask for Gell's 1-)4l ` ) •' 'S turwinative. • . - . ly advertised k .891602 »3.7 d• • At Chatteris & Co. Mieltlefield - James - At Bruce, Simpson, & Co. limmas Pitcher EzSons 30 0 At Sir James Esdaile& The Coogregatiou of Protestant Dissenters • at Clapham, by the . Rev. 'lames Philips 7t 3 Staplefottl Parish,Carn bridgeshire, by the Rev: M. Wiggles worth - - 610 3 At Barclay & Co. Richard I3evan - 5 5 At Hodstill and Stirling. • George Unwin, it. N. 5 5 Vice-Adall. Sir Davidge Gould, K.C.B. - 12 12 At Goslings es; Co. Rev. E. Ward - 2 12.6 Admiral Vorteseue 10 10 A'nonyrnous 5 0 W. Lorance Rogers 5 0 Major Rowell - 55' At Pares & Co. Charles James Packe 42 0 .Mrs. Packe - • -10 , 10 At Marsh •Lient.-oen. Hon. Sir Stewart, Sirßd.Hardinge,Bart. 10 10 At Hophinsnus &Co. Major -Gen. Churchill 10 10 At Drinnotouds &Co. Sir tieorgt: Pownall 10 10 H. R. - 50 0 At Robarts & CO. George & Joseph Oli ver - 81 10 notice of Subscriptions are re lic ConAtittee at.the. City of . , r - ... 0 .421 '9,4 N . w .' •1 - 3- • ' ~ ..34 1 , .. , 4., tt___4 ~. 4 :, - ~... . MONDAY, JULY 31, 181. . ; RICHEST WHEEL, EVER KN()WN•=ONLY ONI DAY TO DRAW. -• • • THE - following GRAND PRIZES 'must'he draWn To.motutow, August 1, viz• . L. 40,000, L.:10,0DO, Two of L. 1,000, &C '&c. And 4,000 Guineas in Gold. Warranted bodrawn TICKETS and SHARES are seltirit by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and to. Colitnictoff.: for the preseut Lotteiry, BA NK-BUILDINGS and CHARING CROSS, who sold int the First Day of Maw - nig . , 11,172, f.. 40,000; in one Quarter, two Eighths, and ei?,rtit Sixteenths and nu the Second Day of Drawin4, G0;77, a t'riee of t,OOO GtilliCaS, in two Quarters, One Eighth, and six Sikteenths. ONLY ONE DAY TODRAW.-RICIIESr WREEL EVER KNOWN.. THE following GRAND •PRIZES most. be drawn TO-MORROW, Auzust. 1, viz. L. 40,000, L. 30,000, Two of L.) MO, &C. Stc. • And '2,000 Giii3eas in Gold. Warranted tlndrawn TICKETS and SIIARESare selling by CARROLL and. Co. Cootractors for the present. Lotter?,, 7, CORNHILL, and 25, OXKOR.II-`4TREET, who sold i❑ Shares, 7,111, entitled to a Golden Prize, the First Day of Drawing. _ i:OWLETTS, FOUR MILES FRONT CANTERBURY BE TWEEN THE DEAL AND DC'Ult itOADS• TO BE LET, for Three. Five, or Seven Years, Completely • - FURNISIIED, • • • AN EXCELLENT , HOUSE, standing in beautiful Grounds, with a ShrtAbery and Woad Walk, and a Trout-stream running through the Meadows,.Coach louses, Stables and Offices of 'every Description, a large and highly stocked Grape• House; a Succeiiiou-house; an Ice botoe, awl walled Garden, containing about Two Acres. in the higheit, state of Cultivation. Ten Acres or more of Grass Land, or qrass fur Three Cow; may he lard if desired.' Forfurtlset particulars enq uire at 11u:of:ice Of 'Messrs. Exley, StockerAncl Dawson, No 4, Furnivars-Inn,Hulborn,Loadon• OFFICE 01 , ' 011 .1)S ANgE, Jaly '23, 1815. w THE pitiATIPAL OFFICER. *Of His MA'-. JESTY'S ORDN.:INCE do hereby give. Notice, that 'Propmals will le received at their Otcein or 6 P.bre Fri:110014e l lth day of ‘l..lst itrit,:from .?teiz Persons as may be ttdiling to undertake the Supply nl ACCOLTTII.F.:- ME NTS . fr'or Service of this Department . , for a periodof Three Years, detdrminable after I,U: Expiralion Pirst Year, upon Notiee of Three Month's, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles May be viewed, upon application .tt the P•ineljUil StOreheeper's Of/lee in the Tower; and 'Farther Particulars', toTether withthe 7'erms and Condition's of the Contract, nut'y be known at the Secreta`ry's Office in 2';all-..1.1a1l aforesaid, airy day tetween the flyers of Ten and Foar o'Clock, white the Proposals must he delivered sealed up, and endbrsed " Proposals for Accoutrements ;" Lap no Proposal can be admitted after the said 11th of August, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making en an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. itsi Order of the Board, R. 11. CRE IF. Secretary. BARNETT GUEST, Clcymist, INVENTOR-Of the GUES TONIAN ;NIEDICIN Es, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Foot I. of Illacktriars hAVING resided there for the last Twenty- One YearS, during which tune Upwards of Three Thousand Patients have been restored to 'perfect health by him after they have been -admitted into the London Hosfterpi tals, when afflicted with the following complaints, and a continuing there a reasonable time, were then returned from ' thence without being t elieved, the truth of which can be proved , by the books of the said Hospitals, or from the Pa tients thems,•lves, tWo-thirds of which reside in London; gtvat part Of them IMA:e been ads-cal e.. 1 in the. London Newspapers, and London Magazines for the - last Twenty Years. consequently, if not correct, they would have been most justly stigmatized by those respectable Medical Gen tlemen-that attend these iharitahle Institutions, they had three powerful indncements for it. In the first place because it was a duty which•they owed to the public; secondly, it was a dnty they owed to themselves; and thirdly, their pride Would love been so gratified in consequence of it, as to have rendered exposure irresistible. Yet. sorely, when it is con sidered that every respectable Medical Man insist knts-sv that nearly a11...,the great discoveries tn - ade in the healing art, have been the result of Chytnical researches, no one of them can • wonder at the success of the Gnestonian Medicines, the 1117: tentur having been a'practical Chy mist fur the last fifty-eight years, and for the last ten years an Advertisement to the fol lowing edect; may be . seen in several - London Newspapers, which is likewise impressed On his windows in letters of two inch depth, so that " they which run may read." Medic:l Men did then, and now may at any time, without. any ex- poise to tfiemselves or said poor -.patient, experience relief in less than one hour, and in general ;ere 'cured in a reason able time, fur the permanency of such tares, see those Pit- , tients now whose cases have been long since pablished.---11515. COPY AS ABOVE, ALLUDED TO. Any Professional Gentlemen walking the London Hospitals for information, that are induced •by litmianity or lucrative motives to study the . happiness of mankind, by not only al,. most instantly frecing.them 'from . - the most againizing pains proceeding front the following, C o mplaints...tint likewise to cure them in a reasonable time, may, I.y bringing. with them those Patients nfilicted as urkder,, which have been returned as befog incurable trout one or more of the said hospitals, soon see that the salutary ef f i cac y of the GI? ESTONIAN ME DICINES is such as to•secure to them a speedy, permanent, and extensive practice, these Chymical Preparations being sold to the Faculty the same as any other Chyntical Medicines in the mass or by the gallon. HOSPITAL CASES AS •ABOVE ALLUDED TO. - A44-4,iuzi.l-Ithenmatistos..urriceedin; front tal:ktus M e rcury to excess—Agues—Bilions Sick Head-aches, and all descriptions of Head-aches—Liver Complaints—Nervous, Asthmatic, and Consumptive Disorders--White Swellings, sir scropltulous en largements of the Kn e rs—Liont—ltheontatism — lthen matic Gout—Contractions or Weakness proceeding from repeated paroxysms of the Gout—Old Sprains Ilrnises , lac. All Patients afflicted as abuse, may know in one hour if they can be cured, for if at that time they are not relieved, no cure can be expected front thew, nor still they he sold by B. G. to such Patients. The only time for attendance hertz is front nine to twelve every day, except Sunday. But in cases of Tooth-ache, Face- , ache, and Ear ache, humanity induceS !lim i t() let his Servants attend such PatiCints front nine to seven, Six days in tile week. To 'mom TAyLott, ESQ• • • No. 9, N .ew Bridge-street, London. 1-loNotrismi SIR, Edinburgh, March 18. IBEG len.c. to inform you, that.ever since the year 1790, I had been afflicted with_ the Lttes Veaerea; which, from its ohstinately resisting every course ut medicine • presijilyed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoiitg several severe courses of saliv.ition, and twice dis charged front the•liospit ti with lit.tle relief, wduid aiipear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year' my disorder had gut to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l bad a large ulcer on the crown of nr,' lieu.!, one on each arm, anti my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and hard hero ip a state of ulceration for the last seven d'ai's; toy left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave the such excruciating pain, paiticularty when warns in lied as nearly to deprive me of rust ; in this lamentable state, I was reconimot(l.l ire MC. ; 1 - Tit'noi's° 1, (w i a° 1.4 '. ,, 1ved so great a cure by them here), to take N - Tir Leake's Patent Pills, t bleb f l it lit' to do on the 2tit ;I of May; is the course of a fortnight I began to reeirr larnertt—in little more than a month the uleerS on my head and arms were soundly healed — soon after, the sore , on toy legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable iliscolouration in the stint, ana pain in the boneof the left, which, by the blessing- of God, and a little longer perseverance iu your invaluable Medicine, Su!osided the nodes disper*-ing, the skin regaiaing its Natural bite, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oIL-1 thus loticam.v by your liherrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from alit former complaiats—hare recovered toy former spit-its and strength, and ant become jolly ;iod• fat, in which state lowing continued many months to t astonishinunt of all who linew 111.1 at a loss in what terms toi express my gratitude, but b e g you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every.occa sion ; •in so doing your will greatly oblige, 'your grateful, obedient, very bumble servant, • ALEX. MlittKEß. Swann's Close, High-street, EdinburAb. . • Witnesses tothe above core:---, J o hn Thompson,. No. :3, New Voniti'v Marlie 4 Edinburgh • John M'lntokh,,Old Assembly dose, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole ruomAs TAY LOR, Member of the Royal Coilege of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, 'New Bridu,-e-itreet, London; 'heft', after a constant residence of more than :LV3 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe such cases, he hatters hinisell the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking thi , : 'Medicine, will be estimated, by a discerniOg Public, as au advantage seldom attainable, and vOill of all'ambignity. Also sold, by his appointalent, for the convenience of tiloss living at a distance, at thellet fumer's, Nu. 35, tit. Alban's street, Pall-mall; the Tovshops, No. IN3, Oxford-street; Mr. Pishorough's, No. 7, Fish-strevt-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South . bri4e, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donatd,Jeweiler, Glasgow; ; and by one person in every considerable town in Grew Valtain 'mid Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. cacti, stamped, and sealed np, with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either scat may mire themselves With caSe, speed, secrecy, and Safety. • N. 11. EreVy 110 X Sobi in C . -lreat-llritain is scaled up with .a ' stamp, on which, by favour of the e,muu,..cionerA, is printed at the Stamp 0;j-i c e—T. Taylor, No. P, NeW Ftridi..e-street, to iNitatu which is Felony, and all otheti ate counterfeits. OXFORDSHIRE.: GREAT TEW PARK ESTATE. cor.isting of- 2.1 Freehold Farms, free . of all Trthes, and the Land-tax of the-whole redeemed, with the Manor or Lordship, extending o ver the Parish. The . entire Village 'of Great 'rew, and the Perpe tual Adruwson, The Estate containing 3065 Acres of ma- cOmmonly rich Pasture, Meadow, and'. Arable Land, en tirely‘within a Ring Fence, and in a high state of Culti vation. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. RO3INS, at the Star Inn, Oxford, on Saturday, August 19, at Two o'Clock, in 23 Lots, without any Re serration (unless au as ;tier is made for the whole previous to the IVtli otAugust), MOST IMPORTANT and highly DESIR ABLE, FREEHOLD. ESTATE, consisting of THE WHOLE PARISH OF GREAT 'FEW, a very rural village, situate within live - miles of Enstone, eight from Woodstock, sixteen from Oxford, and eight from Ban bury, and Consisting of 23 Freebold Farms, in a higlv state of cultivation, lying unusually compact,' free from all Tythes, the Land•tax redeemed, and entirety in :a ring Fence, con tainin; 3665 ACRES OF UNCOMMONLY RICH PASTURE, meadow, and arable land, divided into convenient farms of from 150 to 400 acres .each, together with Great Tiny 'Park, and the old mansion and offices .thereunto appertaining ; a gentleman's comfortable residence, with gardens and grounds. An clegantrottagc Villa, fully adequate to the convenient occupation of a man of fashion, with the lawn; and pleasure .grounds disposed with much taste. Also the Manor e:.:tend -ing over the whole estate, -and the . Advowson and entire Vil lage of Great Tew. This estate is nearly eneoimpassed by a thi icing plantation, is particularly well wooded and watered, anti ju the centre of field sports, presenting altogether o ne of the FINEST IiItOPEKTIES IN ENGLAND. -- May be viewed, with leave of the several tenanta, 21 days prior to the Sale, the Villa and Lands in hand on application to the Bailiff, on the Premises, and Particulars there had ; at the Star, Oxford; White Lion, Bambury ; Bear, Woodstock; Red Lion, Thame ; Lamb, Wallingford; White Hart, Ben son ; Crown, Reading , Belt, Henley ; White HArt , • B ath ; Plough, Cheltenham ; George, Northaanpton ; Warwick Arms, Warwick ;. Cobham Arms, ; the Auction Mart; of Messrs. qhuichill, Field and Wrshon„ ;elicitors, Deciding ton ;of Messrs. Graham , Kinderley DJinville, Lincoln's Inn ; aryl of Messrs. Robins, Coveut-krarden, Lendou, where a Plan and Drawing of the whole E,tate may Ire seen.—P. S. 50,0001. of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage, This Day was published, price is. in boards, AN ANALYSIS of the Sixth Chapter o f the REVELATIONS of ST. JOHN, illuitrated by Extracts from Gibbon'S History of the Decline and Fail of the Roman Empire. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. 'IL , .no , iifil,/,ff A , ~ . .:', ' , , , , h4V•c • • s s e.7 -1- a. - tf"NZ/ . 7 . ....---, --... -- .-4/ . .tirg„r, , ,,,,•,L1N,-_ ,- - - :-. - ‘ - - --- IP : ':' , c r j ' i - : ,- - _ - _ - _ - _--t ~- . :44 :,--......-:-' \,...._ --...—. 0 ,A......... ~::, z /.,.......-. • ---- irX;',.,.7 - - . . ' , ' W' . " ., -' 7 ,,=--, ~-'- - .7, '' . ,y - ,',..,,>‘Z-. \‘‘ , ..40•,,,, ....7,,,,,‘,.. , :x.y / 9 .1. \ ,\ \ ,si.s: - ' , j/ 41 1 \,, - C D 44, ~~-4.t~~---- LPRICE 'SiIkCPF,NCE-TIAT.FPENNi% GAZETTE, JULY 29,1815'. 'RUSH THELONDW . . . . • • • • [This Ga : ; . :ette contains two Orders in Council >for conti nuing the restrictions on the expo! tatit . t of arms and natal anti snititary, stores,fot six Intniths from tite, I:ith of August. It also utditie‘t, that on the 2.7 th inst. the Danish \ Nlintsier in vested the . Vtlitee,iteient with tide eupigns - -of the Order _the Llepivtat, and ..iiresenied %%it!, tiCeoratialts of The Order,..whei e 1-11g!IIICSS . was, empowered to in vest heDuke of , Nt'el iington—that, tile . Re',zent, the saute dav, !initchteti :\la j or-Giettepil ,Peaeor, .and perriiittAl him to acceot t Tort ugorse Older of the Tower and ! 4 ,i-t;rd —and that he has appointed Charles Durk, Esti. Consul its Norway • . , . trar-Ogice, ;iitly 29, 1915. • . , . The Prince Regent, as a matli!of his Royal approbation of tine distingulsbed gallantry of tile brigade or Guards itt the Yletory, of Waterloo. has lieen pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to . app,rove of all the En igns of the three Regiments of Foot Guards haling the rank .4,lAttit tenants, and that such rank shall he att.iched to all the future appointments to Ensig•nOes in the Foot Guards, in the same manlier as the Lieutenants of those regiments nit tin - the rank of Captains. His Royal highness has also been pleased to approve of the Ist lleginteut of Foot Gnarl , beill4 made a Regim Alt of Grc uadiers. And styled " The Ist or Grenadier Regioient of Foot Ouardo,'' in commetnurittion of their hiavitig" .;defeated the. Grenadiers of the French laiperial Guards upon this meow rable occasion. PROMOTIONS. , . Royal Regimeat of florsZ., Owirds—Captain Aohn Thoyts, to be Major. Lieilteitant Jahn Buck Riddiesdeo, to be Cap lain of a Troop. -Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards- , -Lieutenant J. Le:it:lath, and Lieutenant William Sterlitig,to be CAW - aims of Troops. fst Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Ileny Robert Car den, to be Captain of a Troop. 2d Ditto—Brev'et Lieutenant-Colonel fia , :c Blake to he Lieutenant-Colonel; Brevet Liettlenant-CulottO • Cheney, to be Major; Lieutenant Jlenry M‘Millan, Lieu tenant John Mills, and Lieutenunt Francis Stupint, to be Captains of Troops. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Major William • Verner, to be Major; Lieutenant Standish O'Grady, to be • ' Captain of a Troop. 15th Ditto—Captaio Joseph.Thaeliwell, - to lie Major; Lieu • tenant Edward Barrett ; to be Captain of a Troop. 23d Regiment of Foot—Brevet 'Liente.,ant-Colonel Thothas Dahner, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Brevet Lieutenant.. Colonel Peter- Brown, to be Majot ; Lieutenant Francis Flal.erty, Lieutenant James .Milne, Litenteiiitnt IVilliant \Valley; and Lieutenant . E.•M.'BroWn; to be Captains of Companies.. • , 25th Ditto—Lieutenant James Henry Crowther to he Car tain of a Compnny.. 30th Ditto—Brevet Majlr Samuel Bitcham to be NI.:: ; or: Lieutenant James Lewis, and Lieutenant Benjamin Walter Nicholson, to be Captains of Companies. 32d Regiment of 4.'ool—Lieut. W. H. Brookes, Lieut: David Davies, and Lieut. George Barr, to be Captains of Cum- IC A. - 38th . Z.;itto-;-Captain John P. ko be Captain of a Coln- 39th Ditto—LleUt. John W. Pollard, to be Captain of a Corn-. pany. 40th Vittn--Brevet Major S.',Stretton, to be Major; Lieut. John Tiioreau, and Lieut. ,Robert Moore, to be Captains of C6inpanies. 42d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert El. Dick, to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; Captain Archibald Menzies, to he Major; and Lieut. Donald Chishollu, to be Captain of a, Company. 57th Ditto—Lieut. George M'Farlane, to be Captain of a Company. 71st Ditto—Lieutenant Loftus Richards, to be Captain of a Company. • 79th Ditto—Lieut. 'Alexander Cameron, and Lieut. Thomas - Brown, to he 'Captains of Companies. 92d Ditto-,•llre vet Lieut.-Colonel ant'zi Mitchell, to be Lieut. C,iloniel • Lieut. ( laude 'Alexander, Livot. Robert Winches ter, mid ' bleuer - C. A vt.;,,a• Cta.pa. pies. 97th Ditto—Lieut. George-Shaw, to be Captain of a Com- sally. 99L1i llitto--Lient. George tidw4P, to be Captain of a Com pany, Royai African 'Corps—Major Thomas Brereton, to b:.s. Lientc nant-Colonel. Royal Waggon Traiti—Lieiltenunt John NlTicar, to be Cap tain of a Troop. . • ' Office of • Ordnance, .7u/g 25, 1 Sl5. Royal RegimeOt of Artillery—Major-Oen. John Smith, to he Colonel Commataint ; 'lre vet Colonel George Saimon, to be (Moue ; Major Frederick Walker, to be Lieut.-Colonel; Brevet Major John Vision, to be Major ; Second Caprato James . Grant, to be Captain.; First Lieutenant Win. 11 , 411, to be Second Captain, and 'S e cond-Lieutenant James Lys, to be First Lieutenant. BANKRUPTS. Oetarns Thomson, Oxford-street, corn-dealer, August 3. t one, 5, and September 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles ilenr , c La-street, BrunsWicii-sfputr , . Anthony Fox thefonliger, Plymouth, ship-owner, August 4, 1.2, and :ei;tember 9, at ten, 'at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kiss, Earl-str,ci, "31 tckfriars. IlOwell and John Howell, Change-alley, fruiterers,' • A;lgust 1, k 3, and September 9, at. ten, - at Guildhall. At tort key, •M: - ..1. L.Wilkinson, Cross-8f feet, Finsbury-square. Henry , Frascis Heron, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. wow factor, August 24, and September 9, at eleven, at fire Rose and Cro‘vn Inn, Huddersfield. Attorities, Mr. Greenwood, Hudderdield, Or Mr. liattye, Chancery-lane Boyce Beecles, Surililk, upholsterer; August 9, 10; and Setiteiwber 9, at eleven, at ttieWhite Lion Inn, Beccles. Attornies, Messrs. Debarry, seudaniore, and Currey. riate street, !.ineolu's Inn-fields, or Mr. George Bolton, Beccies. „l u l u) Wood, M a nchester,Talico-printer, August 10, li, and September 9, at one, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. • At tornics," Mr. John Baron, Back King-street, Manchester, or Me. Shaw, Corsitornstreet. Edward [lull, Nen ton, Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, - August - I - 4.; 36, and September 9, at ten, at the Palace Inn, ManchesNr. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Edge, St. Anti's-street, Manchester. John Latl4lo, Dirminghain, boot-maker,' AtqUst 11, 12, and svptembek p, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Binning-- Was. Attornies, Mr. NVindle, 3ohn-street, Bedford-row, or .Ir. Robert Webb, Union-street, Birmingham. Henry Stokes, Throgmorton-street, merchant, August 5. at tvxtve, 519., and September 9, at tea, at Guildhall. Attor. ney, Mr, Burfoot, King's Bench Walks, Temple. Thomas Waghorn; Chatham, Butcher, August 5,8, at one, an d S e ptember 9, atten, at Guildhall, London. AttprineS, isle. Gibbs, Rochester, or Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, TOok's-court, Chancery-lune. George Coles and Charles Coles, Tower-street, Brokers, Au , gust 4, 12, and September 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor- Messrs.Westonand Teesdale, Fenchurch-street. Oxforde-istreet, at t i n G e August , 5 ). p , Messrs. Walker and Rankis, Old Jewry. 'DIVIDENDS. - • Aug. 21. 4 W. Bellairs and 3. Bellairs, Stamford, bankers —Aug. S. W. ELlWards, new Lund-street, St. George's, gold stoith—Att.g: 19. W..Serrell, Great 'rower-hilt, insurance. , Shuttleworth, Copthal,coutt, .merchant —Aug. 19. c. S:tibbs, Newbury, Berks, 21. W. and,T. Hurst, Portsea, cotrtractnrs—Aug. 19. J. Bar nett, Birmingham, paratout4maker—Ang. 21. J. S. Lay, Col-. cliester, j.ntikeeper—Aug,'...l9. W.Edareads , ' LoQsey` chest , paper- znakurs—Atra .. . 21. G. Cobb,' Leeds, Yorksbite, flax-spitiknir- , -Ang. 19. U. Shepard, CliandJs-street,, Uphol sterer. CERTIFIc.VrES—,Av d: 19. B. Shcpard,Ch.altdos-street, upholsterer—R. Drake, Trign pivot!), iroi)niongets--W. , Liverpool, ,paper-dealer—S. Noel, Rio Jitueiro, merchant= -T. Hobson, Spilsliy,. Li nco l n . shire, shop;o4eper—T. Trawley, Swallow-street, Victualler R. Lewis, Watilog-street, wux-obstridler.