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1 P, ritici 7: • , ,,! . , ,I ffii iiic 4.9 f , ? ... c ''... “\i 4. 1 t ( r ' ' ~.... je t r pr, , • r..... ~.---- , A , „,-,....7 k c; i..•- • ! , , .. - A, _. .", • ':-A4e' ,;14fr 1, 1 . 4 .• ` cA't,•;>,•'''' • •Nir'...2"..i''' 7"e' ~.:`,. -4 , • ?,, ::,...1 A..,T, 4. !..--,... 44..* 5...-,-, •-...,-",%. ° :.' t 1 'v 1 i i., • c,r'' i•;:'7;':! 1 / • . ' • - . 1. - -- itit,4,3l 1,.. •• te- paii , 14. • • ",t 0 • N-frA „),:. ri fs,l. r•-• ---14 A. 1 I Nt3Ainral 7155 - ..... . • • er..-••• , .....•••••...•••••1 •:. 3111 WES'ris, PicTuPES-C- HRIST I ' E. 11P .IF:eT FD his St - te -i' ,'" • l't - HE of (214 R. Is r elfslALT No -' ' r 4,..,. lo the I'ENIPI.L. iin,l 'i- --"'- -7 '` 11 - - itre,ivA of OUR SAVIC''R, -,0 , ' ~t-i.ral st ETcH,,s, i„,`:v E xhibititv,- at No. i-;5, ', , II.L, near Carl , . Ai log ti l t ‘ ,‘le.rY day rStinaitys e;tc...,•,, , ri con Ten in the Morn- J l 4 10 the. i'.vening• ' . HY . Or,!er, Cl4AleLEs SMART, Secretary. AZ AR D. 7 W,".i. T CTIT, .I•Li Cr,. re . peciftillY in us4i4,,f7rol e P .. ii ~ .. ' i! ' ;it Tie . l: . l - i'S tad s i-IA RES, fur the _ J ..,orr ~1, w on sate'at their (Mice, Ir k th M.... 93, 6.0 V e'. E.V..1.-lANGE. . Tlii-. 4 Lottery of 'only .‘,oi),) rickets; there is a Prize of I,oophoils,uhl Pouird:. l ) !.. of -20,00.Quine,is, and of at e i v b `ith of •whicli , .:. be paid by them in ()oldion ,, ie Oi hot whole to :)e DrAwn on the 24th of 1 Hlb ... R. S-- _ IVlp i ----- and Co. respecq'tilly inform their If riemls h,gt),A'!dtlie Public, 'that ih4lSmall Lottery containi , iii only_ itia" 14yiets, will iin and finish Drawing on TIILI , --',)... Yf of 'Qf 1111 S in and The Scheme contains Grand Prizes 2 .. L5OO 3 - ........ 400 ~ Opp (N T ., &t. &.C. '-'le- . d'INEZIS will he p 4 d in GOLD for the Prizes of this .riow , Lottery. Nu did Share s are on Sale at SWIFT and iiv Poiiltre; Co 's . Offices, lit, c harimc _ 1 No. t. 31, , A . ldgate High- .. cross ; s ft, ~ , -1.3'),000 2 ,18 Lou) ‘ V ° ' . ' 6:ISTS6 -Clir S'‘ .:, ;4:l';M. PIIIITY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES Shared and „.,. , Sold by WEBB, viz. . \ ' ILI() t n-5,19.. Drawn 1-t Auga 3- - " a rttr a.n.il rweive3.Sixteealls? (being the out}One 5t.... L 30,000 . it) the last Lottery).. 11l (),,,„, ~., 3)8E19 . Draw 13th May.... L 30,000 - sclarter, L - " " ~. Eight Sixteenths, (being 11 • wo Lightits, ana tSides Pmts thr l y One in that Lotter)? Guineas in It'6 ' of 1 0001. .5001. &c. and one ut .1000 le al/ s • Gold, m, ' d at l'Eßß's most Fortunate Office, No. 17, \-‘,,, gate-street, near St. Paul's. . .., 1.4 n in C r Lud -1-1)131 'feels- the liighebt satistat I coni_ 4''qtv.,,an49,l4::.i.a the ••hove fortunate ,events,. and , .. t. be l l a ' :? 4 , 4s ilis '' ( e ) t , i 'l , l '-af t),! s ct erics of Good . Luck, which has a till , h, , h ,... : - alth,ito,. will continue uti . intcrruivted i and ) :i'letitiv "!Troiteiting L , :ttery its success will again be Pre ij`'lle \ -,,,e,'"..''16em-itis, i , 1 . ,. 4 )(-8,'..7.':: .'rt?„ - ity of only 5,000 . 'Tickets, withal l Grand nu AA Ti l , - , : , . old 3,000 Guineas in Gold, • •i ')•'th TI-115 MON 11-1-• 1 7, I, ' 'tte l_o4 - '- ' 5 . ....., 1 . 1dg , 4 , t ,... , . . 01 'ry Office, tear, St. Paul's. ALL IN ONE DAY. • t:he -},YfTEItY. of only 5,000 Tickets, 14th t'f'T'ST ,:ontains a Grand Prize of • tioUs,',Nl) POUNDs, '; in GOLD. "*.kof.„ SCHEME 1, •• • " • • .. .000 is... 20,0n0 At Prescott & Co. David Itew - 6 6 10,. • 10,000 • 0 ,10 2,100 •-• • • • 1,030 1,056 • • • ... , , 500 l,OOO 1,200300 000 230, ,104 (i( i .'•'• • • .. ••• • • 100. ist Chatteris 5; Co, • ...... 50 7- ' ''' • :- 11 ' s t - tiro, ;•• • • • Is x,5.10 J,....t. Usill - 5 000 . • - 7. ----, ~ (1t), ''." 3 ‘a: l L ' S '.. :. M-tlat:11 'N .O.4 .. '' , DuklrirltS &C 0........„... ........„... ----- At- cz.ir William I;.:rne 5 0 11 ' L.50,600 , • e , t, „ Wontner & Su l 3 - 10 if Tic,:z r - , ,' , 10 .„ . -• - -- 7 kio : ,A.P.,•; .: will receive L. 10,000 rritirecinalting L.SO 000. 4i. l i ' ' ) l.Ut .- 41" t 1 . -1 . - 11tP.S are on : , .;ile by ItICIIAIIIX , O.N, il i ,,!tir_ ,: • n.l f 1, i . '1 ,-,). Contractor for the present Lottery,. /:I t - ,,,,; ( ''cl il. ::''C'ORNHILL and CHARING-CROSS, where 1 be• is s" X.!l,.‘ e " s e 1 -iit Lott, rv, i 1,17 . 2, a Prize of i.;.•20,000, in •),.. . 11 ' Nit, ' alui 0. 5 ;, , th7, a Gulden Prize of 1,000 Gui- " I; ; ,, ess - - -.. B-- II L `` Q, AiLt-eg,Satterihwaite & Co. ilichai (1 Radford - 0 Sa.a.ona Radford 5 0 At Ererett,Willter, &Co. James Horwood - 10 10 A. B. Lambert - 3 3 At Bond, Son, &Cu. :\laitland 10 10. ------ '( ~•1, v-ror,Y, , —u-n.sti p.. kINT A .-,..... ...., •-: - , ,„ .),., 41-,s-p,u,,i,' Que en -street, Cheapside; i'',),T,',"i','"BrtowN, fart ,r4,4,ltA;tLl'. PAINTS and CO.-'4, I .;:-" , . 13 . , d : t 'in iE 4;4 '4alino SI - ' B 'Will's, ni,..-.3 l t_v v , , 4 ,, -• ales, Out. ui b ar lsil,!, (3t..) teS riptit)li. and ‘l' caw. r t.).:11 - t)i i , 4 r eeti 'La, per Cwt. fiq. Re d . or i ß , Brown .• r I (lib,•' ..... •• • • 76 5. "' lute ' 4' cl a l to thin their' %•ii; ld r 3.... 1,,,,, Cot ••••• • • . I I 2s. Prepart r •tl , ,..t s • ..,,. . ti i per (lat. t.:4,ll,:iloiir: . • • • • • ' • • • 5 f;' . Flu f° 1.. 1 11 1 ' 1 ' 1 t '' s ' for inside Worlt of. 45C4t.er, k'•(;Cm.i-• • ''''' sf)s• '- ir . t! descripti4‘n, &c•6',„?'„t )4 ,,,, 11,....,.,;:,,- ' ;,s.r6C.'wt 1 ' I:\IPENET.'R A iii,E PAINTB are • v r a y s e nn • nincii 00. IBS 1)11 k... , ‘ . ate, '.:"14..61tal 1,.1 wi ll c o ver a surface nem IS• tAcc which ;t4,1 :„''„"lber-1 Paints . ,t•-,i.;. pos s ess a durability - ' - ttilkplt(li-i:x",e,_l.l_ti)i.,,,ii,,rlytattabl(e7v,,.h.l; applied Weather; _ .t , o o N f a r r , o n r k their co. 4:p1i,,,*-,),1u'l irlit,.;)the eilects of the L.ry,i 'l ic ' k, 'they air. kt('ll•h:,:4l.`gli'vt,":lillt:g'tl..srteet-3.l.).l;tl;rap‘ulsdes dry ingf ~ .is_e:l, a i t w l i, l, e i r cl ,y e 1 1 1 : t a n ') : l i s t o i , t ri l g ,, , , I, ii , • Ing . , rist, t . : 'S . attlt, , 111).. , it pre-zett in!, f - the Wir.mi and Dry It . ot, 4it,".,s.tallti 111 4 7 1 _1: a! also. a Care .0. , being'. ,‘,.., in the ....ttiot. Climates, aiiil easy •i„,nl of application, 6 t he ( . .. 0. ,, , , , ~,,,.. manlier i.s ''her faints. • :!‘iil4 It, i ',L , !AR IPOV; N is ''‘;cotilinerided for the corer ,,, 411 1:0 p . •' ' w‘ i iut ~,, „t er politid or ;ti • ; pa,:; ; , , licang, Porous 'file., . , . i t .W 4 1 5, . t;.''llallY the Refined, which I; pti t. t e e . ct . l3; t it i i s st:!` ; : e h it le ; ~e ' % of a : i,t! V,)rni Nt ill 11,0 penetrate Av . - -te .. , a..,_,..hei1, iril,..l•erY good ciilour dries hard, and ta east') . i p tti s. l, s only 4 , b e • hea ted and laid ea .., N i d , with a unt.no'n tar . Ir_ rheaps;de. _ 4-1 "': L).1.1:1.11°N and Co. Queen-street, .1F a H - 1.1111,4 ESSENCF—of PEPPERMINT,' b y ..---- ; •'kSv(`‘," •• • •r. iteetnal) ~,., sl im „ ..,......, is a 4,a,i e ' d eh-lice Pains ti -. .ni e sit oetned y in pl at ; ' ;;Duty •' 1 ' -'• lii , liciem, a . , ,;,....,,,... and p; ea -. bk,,% N )l .nt . cl) . and Bowels, iiiitigt•s!i.m; iiyste.Pcn''am L,assi illy loisi'..sea_ attendant on Pregnancy Relaxation igt.lt,rt, 4,411.1 ,firiom Atmospherie Ile•tt,- .; piritu nits Li lit;,.S, 46 4 ii elFilient V, eatli er, , tht: abuse the StoOnich :intl ., Vi• an s t i t a. 1 . i). ) ppetite, In tt''..qs, ~, e. n .. the Spa.smodte Attcctitui o f the dose to them tir a 9, ,f tilt:oinxlon ti, infonts,—adnpting ~, A rmy or 'Y, it .• ' e 'e• A, a Paroilv Medicine, or for " " ,ii• ILN/I,llltll htefounti ii , v ... - Iti , •;;;lc.st , c4iiiii . tio r n . .. so ‘,.,1i I,,nown ii.h .i , valt,m), ~ 1. •1NC1... of PEPPF.RM L o s is .k„l'•l,ilve,.," l'ailidy. Medicine, that the t;' , coiner ti,tst (.01.1,1,"71?1ei5t is to guard ptri-clutscrs :.• 1,1 • , 5t , - ' c. e , p ,_ principal object of lIp l Y if ti, e : ens which ire prep red by Dru:',•:;',. •N• i',, 'ATI/ , Or d . er i:, for Exporiltiou. ~''- Nilr,•,,,,,bain, lt•Z'itritt, c ..,`"' ;Dye, is, to see that J. P.•1 1 -i h iA c l ' l I, •C,.(l:.tslitli:::: tlk,'ll, tie d c '; ti.le-Govertinn lit stanip. Solt!, " • !'` . T' in 1,,,t -<'2l, i.-,11,‘%!te Nis, No. tit:, St. Paul's Church-y,ti a, ---...........! ds. Ad, - • .., • ---...._ Milli` --- —" For want. of timety e:' , re t , " 5 have died of medicable wound , .. n. C l'' (q r.. s tkies I 'd Vir :otNisirtoscs. of the CORDIAL pALNI of Iv4th.4nd 1 ;" 11) arc daily demonstrated, - ,:i ...eadicating the kedN Inis i' V (I,a9gerous symptoms of 'Nervous De,ility.- 410'oe, 4s ;: n ue:l so vouch to estauli,h the fanie of this t ' II t i heir r(3 1 :: certain success ' on those Compalints which j , ''ppi n - : - `' So deep in the Constitution, and are so fatal 14011, N l,tdi . !.ss of Man Lind. ,srtp),, whoL!he has hee nuncominonly successful with young .‘ , , lo::d,e t , ) , i ,y eri l l ' i a , :,*e . e tb . e . a ppea hinee tind dir of old age; who ' ir r u ( les ~,..I . ‘ , buittilibed, stupid, and even imbecile ; gir t tt. y ti,,i„. e.heconie bent,,whose legs are no longer able d‘ l ' i Ctil y i e ' .. , Alll.O have all utter distasie for ever). thing, Of ''' ' ''el,l :h: P i , , ‘"tate d• W!ier;! the stor.iacii is frequently ~,i.%,kili `mot .-ody is weakencd • paleness. iotlily,decay, and (l ot ' l , liy smi'Leed, and the eves ' sinli into the bead. ( 41, ,?'eey. a . „ l ,, ut j Leigh, N. Strand; Sutton and Co. t ti. ~ , o, 64 .mitt.,,„ ) , p,w c:Ciur'eli-a.,(1 • . and l'.itron and 134411't4. i:',',3:;`,111:4et., Lonton ; in 'Bottles, price Is. each, 1,..i,,i -rt!nily Bottle for mls. liy which reds Is. t'ts,i,,,* •5i.,1,,,,,, t ; i1 - I t.ie Govenh.aent. Stamp has the ' l 'cli - t i t '. 'tod ..,;,i'vertiool," etigravell in its ollni•ial - jot ., cu 1 4 14, ' •cti on the cork of each 13ottle, - without Pubsibly he-genuine. AU Communications and Notice of Subscriptions are re. quested to be - addresed to the Committee at the City u Loudon Tavern. Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's; at the City of Lou don Tavern; and ,by all the Bankers of the Metropolis. J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. 10th August. ter Cwt.42s. • - WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION 2 ••• • City of .London 'raven), 10th August, 1815. EXTRACTS .from ACTS of PARLIAMENT', af atinc, 1811, avid Jule, 1812, for ENABLING WIDOWS, WIVES, and FAMILIES-of SOLDIERS,.to RETURN to their,HOMES. TOUT when any Wivcs, Widows or Chil dren of Soldiers employed on Foreign Service, shall return to Great' Britain, the 011iej commanding the Regi ment to w h ich the Husband or Father of the Woman or. Child did belong, shall give a Uertifillite, stating that the Pmersonaim whom it is given, is or was .the Wife or Child of such Soldier. That if ally Wives Widows, or Children of Soldiers on Foreign Set vice shall land .at any Place in Great Britain, havin; Certificate, ,the General Officer cow mattditig aithe nearest Place to that where they shalt land, is required, upon application mule to hint for that purpose, to give any Woman or Child as aforesaid a Certificate, as, is ab r duser: oed, which Certificate shall entitle her !"o the al l... Nance for hyrself and Children, ranted by these Acts., . • " 'float every Widow, Wiie, or Child, to Nyboen a Certifi cate shall have been delivered, shall take the same to some us`icc of the Peace or Magistrate, who shall make out a Rout, and :ill up and sign a Certi fi cate, specifying the Place to which such , Widow or Wife and Family is going, also the number of - Children; and the said Magistrate :is c lopowered to make such an allowance as he shall (Item aweessary, . not exceeding Halfpence per Mile for each Woman, and One Perin} , pee Mile for each " That upon the production of such tertificate to any Overseer •of the Pour of any Place through which such Wo men shall pass, he shall, out of . any Money in his Hauds ap plica-ole to the Relief ofilie Poor, pay her an Allowance not exceeding tile Rate per Mile specified in- stic;i '..;ertific.oe, fur the unniber of Miles to the next City, Town, or Place to which she may lie going, not exceediug Eighteen Miles; and shall endorse on such Certificate the Money so paid, taking a Receipt from the Woinao, signed with her Name, or with her Mark. " That time sum so advanced by the Overseer shall, upon . production and delivery of such Receipt to the Collector of Excise of the District, or to any Person ofliciat. fur him, be - repaid to -such Over s eer, by the Collector of Excise, and the sane shall be allowed in his Accounts as Cash in the Pay- • • ment of Duties of Excise: And all Sums of Money so advanc ed out of any Duties of Excise, liall tic repaid by the Agents. of the Regiments to' Which the Soldiers belong, or did Whose Wives, Widows,•or Families have been so, relieved. •" - that every such Wora: - sei or Child at the last place of teceivin4 any allowance, antecedent to arrival at her Home, or place of Residence, shall deliver up such Certificate to the - Overseer of the Poor, who shall deliver the saute to the Col. lector of Excise, by whom it shall be transmitted to the War- Otfiee." ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.. 11 -17-11KREAs 'some unprincipled person has V . daringly affixed My ••Sitrnature to a Copper-plate Label fin : HARVEY'S,FItiii SAUCE; and as such a fraudu lent proceeding must greatly hurt the sale and -credit of the Genuine Article, I berehy oiler a REWARD o f ONE tiuN DREI) pot, , NDs+, to he paid opon Conviction Of any one who may practice suetra m iinposition after ritis public. Notice. , (Signed) ELIZABETH LAZENBY. • Ed %vat d-street, Pori man-square. N. B. Tim adivirers of the Genuine Sallee are respectfully informed the above imposition he detected by unsaying . the Stallions Article. has the words, " Prepared his," instead of " is Laze:ll4's 1 , 0) Saute Warehoust," on the Laud. 11 7 11 I 1),--1. 'Y. AU GUST 1. !,,15. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. City ot Liintlug Tavern, Aug. if), 1815. T , a ATEE II NG c)t the GLNERAL Cwt . _ MIT ['EE, held tars 0%, . . CHARLES PRICE, Esq. • in she Chair, The following Gentlemen were added to-the Committee, George Esq. David I. : Esq. Henry Davidson, Esq. Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Lewis Lloyd, Esq. Andrew Colville, Esq. • The Trrasurers reportec4 that the amount of Subscriptions made at this place, was, on the 9th instant, 105,9021: 03. 4d ; —that 1:2,7,0001. 3 per cent. Reduced ; 10,2001..3 per cent. COusols ;i and 400 1 . - Long . Annuities, are purchased and in vested. , The Committee desire to receive' immediAte Applications from. the Widows, Families, and dependent Relatives, acid for Orphans o Officers ri-ad Soldiers killed, and froth Officers disabled, and Men severeiy wounded of disabled, who, have re covered, and may he certified and discharged; being ready,to attend to all such cases, and to afford, where Wanted, a pre sent assistance and relief, in part of that which may hereafter be determined on for their cases respectively, when a near calculation can he made of the extent of Claiai, and of the amount of the Subscriptions properly applicable to such relief. The. Committee respectfully request to be informed of the amount and progress of the various Suhseriptions now mating• in the several Cities and Towns.of England,' far the . brave Sufferers at Waterloo, to enable them, as early as possi!de, to estimate the amount and proportions of relief which it may he in their power to allot to : the various cases and claims frmu the general Collection of the three Kingdoms: 2stli June-At the General Meeting, Resolved, "That a Geiki-A Subscription of all classes be opened for . the _spe cial Relief and Benefit of the - F;citttilies of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the BRITISH AR MY under the . coniviii , i of the illustrious WELLINGTON, in the signal Victory of Waterloo, and lit the.sereral Battles of the present Campaign." Amount of - Subscriptions. alrea Ldp advertised, 105,9G21. Os. 4d . . L. s. L. s. J. Griggs,Kelvedon, Es. sex Blakeney, Norfolk, af ter a Sermon by the Rev.' Benj. Pullan, front Mr.. Robert J. Breretoo - • '2B 10s 7 ‘Vinthrop, by Prards 5 5 'nos. Spooner, Abra... , ham, & Co. 31 10 United Parishes of Christchurch, and St. Lenard, Foster-lane, in addition to L. 113 I6s 2 0 Sir.lo. n Silvester,.llart: Recur& J. Wild & Son 5 0 Collection at St. Sa viour'sClinrcli,South- wirli after aDisconrse .by the Rev. William Mann, M.A. ' - 5a 17 1 Messrs. Ife-niery, tbtirs, of Jersey .35 0 At Sangotos & Co. Contriblitimi ut the Pa • rid) c.i ‘trandsviorf by the Rev. R. H. Butcher : The Paxishioners 349 - 8 8 The Wort:wen in different Manu factories - 4 2 3 10 10 21 0 353 10 6 At Fuller & Cu. Rev. Chas. Waliebaln 10 0 At Bruce, Bazett, &Co. Mr. Edwards - 5 5 Rev. T. W. Hornbuctile 5 5 At Veres & Co. John Butlin - 111 10 Collection at Rugby Church, After a Dis course. by the Hee. Dr t Woon - 56 3 6 At SirC. Jee, Kay, &Co. , liev. Larnard - to 1 I At Jone-, Lloyd, ft Co. - Subscription 1 - tr tfic ra list) of Denton, Bucks, by the he% • C. 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