The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-28 00:00:00

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GALL and'SPURZHEIM; fotindea on an Anatomical and PkysiolOgical Examination of the Nervous Systeat in ge ceive • Tenders in writing (sealed ni), and trcatfor.TWELVE , neral, and of the , Brain in particular; and indicating the THOUSAND REEVES of COOPERS TWIGS; to be an- Dispositions and ii ,Nl: T angeSt s a i V i ts z o u SVle m Mi i i ‘ l i di p. swerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders: to be i 1 London: Prini r ed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 4j, Pa; delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford in 1 ternoster-rdw. .. is preparing for the Press a small Volume, the course qf One Month from the date of the Contract•by re- I I coll7ri'slihtieg Author ttie Outlines of the System: galar weekly proportions : and to be paid for by Bills par •I . . able with Interest Ninety Days after date GERMAN PA PERS. .MAkriEitf, .itn4V •19 Yesterday Itirettoon'th* Archduke John . arrived -here. At eleven o't-loelt the march of the navaiian Divisiou 'Zoller•began: The Archduke, the CrovVn Prince of BaiariA, and . Pririce *retie, Stood on the Parade and saw this fine corps, of 10,000 nien, file off before them.--. Io the evening Rossi n Otherter-Masters came, and went over to the left hank. This mot 'ling the Bavarian Guards went Over. They wi-re fol lowed by . a Polk of DOto Cossacks, and several Rus sian regiments of cavalry, with field-pit ces, which all filed off before the Prince , of !%•irla : At tett o'clock, a large park of Bavarian - artillery, and a pontoon bridge, passed over to the French. Iron.. tiers i the- passage lasted about . an hour. _Ma troops that have passed to the lest" hank yest . er• dad anti to.day may he estimated at 20,000 men, At one o'clock, a regiment of Austrian grenadiers marched in, and weir quartered in th'e city. CATON'S WORT' S. This Day was published, A neiv Edition, illustrated with Cases, price ss. 1. APRACTICAL TREATISE on tine PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS. EASE in both SEXES, and its consequences; • in which a mild and successful - Mode of Treatment is pointed out, in cluding Observations- on Stricturet, Cutaneous Eruptions,' Imaginary Venereal Diseases, &c. Intended as a OUide against tpe dangerods effects of this baleful Malady. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, - .10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand, an d _ late of the United Hotpitals of St. Th'mas's and Guy's. 1.. A Treatise • on Indigestion, being an Inquiry into the Diseases arising and connected With the Functions of the Stomach, with Remarks on the Liver, and its influence on the Gastric System. To which are prefixed, some general Observations on Scrophuluus and Cutaneous Diseasek.— Price Ss. :3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention ft•id Cure of the different Stages of Asthma and Winter Cough, with neWand successful InstructionslOr thu Prevention and Trentinent of AstlmiaticFits. Fourth edition, price 3 s. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, s natural and ac quired, of the Geneiative Organs of both Sexes, including the Theory of Generation, &c. Price 3s. 6(1. 5. A Practical Treatise on Female Diseases, including Ob servations on Partuiition, Lactation, and the Disorders in cident to those important changes. Price 3s. (id. • Printed for Sherwood.and Co. 43. Patefinister- row; find S. Martin, 25, H o lles-strcef, Cavendi:Li-square, London. Na Tender for a less quantity than 500 Reeves will he ac- CHARLES SNIART, Secretary cepted. The Conditions of the Contract nzay be seen at the SeL ,cretary's No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before - One o' Clock on the said Tues• day next, the 4th of July, nor unless the Person who mahei the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, 19 answer when called for. TR,INSPORT.O.PFICE, June 23, 13 i 5. rir HE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting His ji " MAJESTY'S TR:INSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and !rounded Seamen, and for the Care and Cusp lady of Prisoners of War,* hereby give Notice, that they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 4th of July, 1815, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING Prisoners of War in Ikaith and Si,kness, at Stapleton, near Bristol, Plymouth, Valleyfield, Greenlaw, aid Perth, North Britain, for, Six Months certain. HEIDELBERG, hit 4ii ‘ 18. —Prince ',Vietternich and Lull] Stewart are arrived here.—The Head' quarters of Printe_Schwartzenberg were to-day removed to,Go Majcsty the Emperof . of Russia was present yesterday at a review of troops of various arms at Sehwetzingen. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE SUN; TRIESTE ; jtINR . 8.7--The Queen of Naples Is arrived with her children oh board theTrernen (loo: • Her lodging. not, being ready, she ciante on shore for a week, and then went., on board again. No Tender wilebe received after One o'Clock on _The Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, ora competent Agent for him, personally attelut. Each Tender must be accompanied by a L-etterfrom two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with tile Person tenderly, in the Sum of 20091. for the due performance of the Contract. SlR,—Wbile the heart of every Briton glows With the warmest feeling 9f gratitude for the glo 7 rious Victory which has been gained by the Bri tish,Army, it is, Lam persuaded, the wish of all to afford to its brave soldiers, who are now suf fering under the wounds they have received, the utmost relief., • Nothing will contribute to this end so much as an immediate supply of Linen Rags and Flannel Rollers. Mr.-ItNionT i"ENCER, of the Surrey Institution, near Blackfrisrs Bridge, has kindly offereeto receive the same ; and as it is an object of the greatest importance that this assistance should, be immediately forwarded, I have the pleasure- to inform you, that on applica tion to the Transport Board this morniqg, they . have .obligingly promised to send the supply im mediately. I . This appeal, lam convinced, will not be made in vain to our fair countrywomen, so well known for their humanity and,benevolenee. 1 am, Sir, vow's obediently, Newington, Surrey. June 45. . RICHARD SAMIA,REZ. This hrorning she went to the lodging piepa'red fur her. Each time on her - landing was sa- . • lilted by the castle with 21 guns, and received by the Magistrates. in their state dress. They say she has brought much treasure with her. There was no end of the trunks that were landed.-- There are many Algerine and other pit'ates in the Gulph, who capture all Austrian vessel•. They came as far as Ancona 'and cap►ured ves sels, which seems'very strange, even in sight of the English. Farther particulars rimy be known by applying at this , Office. SALES BY AUCTION. DEVON. BAR IRON WORKS • FOUNDERY, EDGE Tom. MA NUFACTOB.Y, ANCHOR SMITHERY, &c. at rIA. May these excesses sopn be pnt an end to, and the trade of Europe no longer he so scandalously' exposed to the depredations of these robbers. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 27;1815. PROCLAMATION, ADDRESSBI) BY FIELD . MARSHAL PRINCE BLUCHER TO THE ARMY OF THE LOWER RHINE. TO 31 HlB • I'IIE AT RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • t 1118 PRESENT EVENING . , J u ne 28, -he ir M, hi ajesties'seants will p er f orm the Comedy of LtICHES; OR, THE WIFE AND BROTHER. Luke, Mr. Kean. ' l' lll ‘ i l ft r e , l• •Which, a new Historical ,Meto-drame, called I' ''''''';S THE HOLD • OR, THE SIEGE OF NAN . r . z. 14,,Z,',11,10truw, Rule a Wife ' and Hare a Wife ; with Charles t R. WEST Pim' uftEs—CHRIS-,1.„1,1/EsT ,41 E 1'A1a,,../ I: WE his SECOND PICTURE. of `-'11.,•... tills• ''G iii the TENIPLE, and the DESIGN of t.l-'ese;l7 llt 4 • ln k of OUR SAVIOUR with several SKI., F . CI ., , 5 .., , If 4''v ibl . N. - ; \I II L near CAI ton , Itili t , .... e . tint; at No. Pio, I ALL-, , •: . ci the Morn 't ti l ? - , x l i Y o d tl y (F.. umlays excepted) from Ten i 1 / 4 „.„ ...... : By Order, 5..- -----________ ..._ 11 .111 - „ INTERIOR. OF PARE. ‘.. iIA : v trt s pANORA MA,. Strand near sti;rey ,: tree_t ;e. ~; I‘V Of•TARIS, taken from the 1 1 111 11 _ 1 . e .4;(4,',", vomprising the Gardens, the Palace Carrou se l, itl i , t i s k Pli the Brid es; and ino.lt of the Public But 1 .:,., llig C Itils coi nnfandin(- the Ci . ty, I liuotiaparte, is nowOPen in the large Circle. which are now fortify , _ . it GRAND AEROSTATIC ASCENT. R N,i, 1. lII E i• - - 11 i 1 y , Gentry, and the Public, are tl..Atin.-..4` relPectfully informed, that the Sieur K f ß or O t t, , S o i (it - ;'i ,lt length succeeded in .obtaining a Ground far MO: 1 0 0. c-xpeiirtient, it veld pi , sitiretv take p,1•1•:e A°mBETH , / ?iil:', l l l 3'' n, at the 'AIi( , EL G . ARDENts, L sw ot ki,ite Chapman's) near Vauxhall.—Doors oi,ened at 1 1,14 1 , e l and the Ascent to ‘ be at Three t *thins"; •in the o'Cloca i t t l .E l l , 4, t l , l 4l). :ti i nt i an Experiment never t decided lhi.4-;11-."1-luil Z‘1.!1111li. a ni nCi t t " h ' e ith ArV i e e il n S ' i o ivereig proba fiodreed attempted. a i, rts at . Paris. 1 14,3;1'J:tires iiiteneed for the - As' cent are, a Russian Bear,_.. at ho lt'itt ' - - l').g : tr ' a 1)0' and Henn .- IV. of I. rancc, l-T Horse g, iii itileiriit eostte„ the-Wril y ole lames than Life; ,... 1 . 1 , ' I I' EiNd.,••te,der's skin; formirw a GRAND AERIAL CLi Auz i lt 1 1 , 3 ,•'' I N TRE AIR% * - sk y , nlg be ta the op.in• f lan • frequenters of the Ex ttildl°h/hat the aboveirg°n of n coul ) d not aseend in a tke‘,..•niar direction the i Sie l u re r ' KßOU'S 'engages to explain *4l 7lr il i r k e of ih tlati ' ng th ' , kii qtuA to his Audience. and .. kit t It :.•.,,he rigute of- Me:4ll:ler W-ith-Gas, Landwhic he will (..,IL. nitin,-,-4.1/414e Company' explaining the Process t.ti o a n i, y kice r ,i t ' s ) the Whole. ' The Figure of Alexander will 1 A Ni ii l ; l ,,feet. high, ' tiece s ,`` 4l ) , Rand will attend, and play the most 'favourite Ile a Martial Maisie. IN tt "s • for viewin, the Process of Inflating the F . igures ,iNti„, tn ' t '„lseent s s • • eac h ; double ficl4etg, •Itili,;' iitruer's-st.reet4ct, , Oxford-street • Bank Coflee-ho o l a is r e e i as. ; to . be had . at . til.3:4ls'lli-house, Strand ; Biliter Cavern, Bit‘c(Mden„ ' ,prih ett '.trand, near Exeter 'Change ; the An e a. ,t,..-;, „ls and at 36, Piccadilly- T _ ttefreslonentsot every hind to be bad at the Gardens. to 11147 C.-ininet will close on Thursday, June tg, in , order. will tetrieep,trations for-the Ascent, until' hich period it ._. l'ettaii',°ePeoo fur , pull • e . inspection, at No. 35, P iecaddly. Ad --....„ .,.........12etui1ing. ..................1 , TO 114 YARAIOU'IIi ISLE OF W I GHT. PA t , 4 SOLD by Priva.e Contract, %tu n , -liy pREFfioLD NI ..u,,isloN, newly built, com a Genteel k%ttir,iN'dinz a beautiful Sea ' View, ' and the Coast of Hamp -lt ' 41n*diate! • The House contains a spacious 414r'knee N. "T"P°s"e l . - 2 ' elegant Drasing•eooniso .tllatil4, 13,ininKtk,,,e,,..,C1,,f,",itnodn''' two * slimy, four best Bed, ' ''''' 4 rive ''''' a good Rooms for Serv..ints. I*l*:l'n'"Nt' C 'g'-r°4n l i " a" , e stands upon a ristng k i , ~ at, a , it Trees. !he Hois . alue),..taai. . ort distance from the rown. surrounded 7 es a . k; t 'Ydaha tairo Fells; the whole C•iiiii.r""4 !our AC . .. IL,lte;",,- in lY i- 0 1 1 a Far fart par iicalars a,iPIY iltentss e`ht'llteid-). to lr e irdall, Yarmouth, Lyining•ton, . . AtfAV pA F,NT HAT.—GATA)N and Co. iSit th. 4 41.0 ta offer to the Public 'a SILK. IIAT ' .. . ' itung ,l;ict, ',requisites a the ought -to oss ss ; it has the appear avai ~,,°' l he Rae , :r ;tad most ex en -P ive . beater;. tomb is equally light; •iiirl,.t.`tr4v:ce ai tow.. and iPs'aifsa better shape, which it ri . :- tl i , ~ 'CI tlie last. evv'ill never cliasige its colour, which is ,tsi!)siti 4,•aatiful Blackvitor lost its gloss, if worn for sevrn 1 ) ,, , th : ., u ,weather will injure these Hats. Prime 26s.—Ga t_._,.ta_tlg C.. Maa nfactUrers 424. Strand, corner of beh u a k . plsevt, --Merchants and Dealers who wish for sup d er . n r_ II : . 144 will Lind their advantage :in noticing this A i e ,__eft' ,____ Priii"---------------------i' PATFINT IMPERIAL DTNING-TA '4'4l il ill • F 's s, and ' PAT'? NT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS qiiti, ININO-TABLES '''. It,' '' l a, ll ,l l r ive Ike w ci i ii.:r . 7 i i t ; I n t e l, s el . eg t l a l l e it p l a ' t i e e c o e t imf p l.: ( i , i , r .e n t i i t; o r i e .o , 'bea st ,-.ls‘ Chair Beds. ( Brass:screw Foal. Post, and Tent thkii,4t4(l,., Ptiviiithre ' and Beading coniplte ; Portt, l i e le s futnttil sf•reral other new invented and improvedaitic of t - ih,,, ' hre; also a - , el eial and very extensile .assortment 1 4 vt, .4t".). nCalifnet' Article. for furnishing Houses coin-, tlotr,;7callY inantifacti rI, i. • • Families may select avid, .4',4's:,a,,wholt, Hon's: ' et a few '%' lt ? vs avoiding the extreme ',,,,i'41,:i.it.-11•17ileteuet.of waitin g 'a several ' A a lm ' itlis in completing their atu'r'ra„. 41111 West India 'Xrticles Army and-Nav)•, &c. &c. by tentti4ink!hold Sanders, It: and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on ..,..,....., k 11St 1110Ilerate; for prompt payment. 111- N ti----- --'------------- --- • of . GOLDEN LOTTERY 'begins Drawing 19t h _aitnc.l Co: Contractors .t- , . A , ll ll ll t, P.-.. 1-- Next Month (jUILY)o.ii-rtstofothre C P l : wi p e r t e h a IlltiwN, 4, , -' . l rE 1, respecitull ) su . n _ „...0 Tickets kutitilinti• "0 -AND SCHEME, which with only IS,ou , Prizes:of L. 40,00 0--L.20,00°, ik k . . - . .leside.s .12,000 QUINEAS, utch will be paid in GOLD without Deduction. ' 1 AS UNDER. 1 ). •••• • • of ........ L. 40,000;... •• • is... L.40,000 1, 11 ••" • . ....... . 30,000 3O,0 8 0 . 20000 20,060 • " • • • • ..... '.... ••• • • • ...... . 5, 2a0 in Gold 5,250 2,00 g 2 , 0 00 • ''"• • • . ...... ••• ••'''•• " • • • • 1450 in G01d... 3,150 .......... ••• • • • 1,000.. .... 5,000 ...... 525 in G o ld 2,100 -••,. ..... •••• 4,100 210 in G01d.... ;1 1 ; 1 ,' , 1110 4 t n n f l 3 ; 0 '22 . uther Prizes of lesser . Val . t . te. ./.,,i,o t bs t or:twin. the above splendid, Pi Ts i One bh`et 1 1 7. iv ,stand is prisented to the I u ) L . is so at'- lkiiii;l,,.."lg 40,0001. the further Chance of its also , Ne.h!,7 addition to that Suns .5,000 Guineas in Gold. , itti tel( E .i,::e . s with full Particulars nia,y be had gratislt'ltOLL k 1 ,4 CI ~, s i ., Jild SHAR'S are now on Sale at CA .•i ttc . '''''' B e", O. 7, CtIitINIIILL, and 26, OXFORD -4.. ;., where atrilusintss in the public Funds is trans 14.v(t \ ..... 4rl -- 7 , -------- ' i t,...7 IP ER I.:',ONCE of PEPPER:SIII'4'r, by HEATH. ; .1) J!,S'ELNiC,rf, 13 a safe, effectual, and plea "4ll4! '441 Itelllvriy i n 'is L , tqluncies, Gouty arid CholicY pains i sea-sic.- th.. ,3\",)ati, ults. Row e l s ., i,•cligestion, Hysterics, and 1 ssi , 114,1.L.),:ciliul',:tattet:-..ilant onPregh. - -iney, R . e.laxati.,ii . A n_ e , 44, ~,a04,14tL,„1,1,,,i, Hoe, V 5 ant of Appettteo . rots_ ... i ' l lent..thelei I Veather, the abuse of spirituouseLni .4lvtLl d tn the Spasmodic Afection of the Stomach t,o o i r d . i, ,',.'lltoainion to infants,—adapting the dose tol. or AA, •. 4 the ease Ads a L. . ••v M-dicins, or for the Army ), it w i ll I - : a•nn `• • ~. ~, 4N ii. , k ,. >e tvllll,l a valnabit acritm.st!,.• well Inown 43 it , 1 1n E SSENCE of PEPPEP.r.SII:\ l is '9 , of 1111,.11‘.11hille Vam ily .. titaiciae, tll4t Jilt principal ooject , . ,r. bkis tu'verliseni-lit is to guard ourcitasers al,ralliat the nun t... 111411 y 'ptlilleetufeldtse w.hiell iire.red hYp I tiVisi t 1 ris for Exportation. a r e u i .. :i! ' l s y t l. ' 4 6‘ njio . n e IX. lc „" call glee '‘, t ;•th•t J. P. HEATH, Nottingham, ;I "? C '''ett is“ .ll ' ' G see " . Sold, IV liol„le and P t . eruinent stamp. r u U9_- : rls'L' ' b./. - ' d "re, No.(-3q, S. Paul's CbuTc-h - Ya. di 1 t 4`N. and Is . Ipt - 1 „ Afirß: SCOTT respectfully informs the Mlle ; that it is intended to dispose of this exteinsive and valuable CONCERN by AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the CU) of October next, at the Mart, London, unless an acceptable of fer shall be previously Made by Private Contract. This eminent Manufactory is most desirably situated in the centre of an important Miring District, extremely convenient for trade to Plymouth, the Dock, and Stonehouse, by water conveyance, also for the Kings and Private Yards, Exporta tion, &e. The plan comprises nine powerful Water Wheels, reguttrly supplied, Machinery for eight hammers, Air and Blast Furnaces, Blowing Cylinders, Boring, Rolling, and Grinding Mill, extensive Smithery, with requisite well adapted crettiow, convenient, compact, and inclosed ; a Itr sid.ocr, with Stables, Gardesss, Cottages, and Ten fic.x. - Ls of rich Pasture Laud adjoioing. The whole held fur 9(,) years unexpired. Descriptive particulars will in due time be ready, and the references announced the greater part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage.—No. 28, New Bridge-street, London. AYLESBURY, BUCKS. FURNITURE, EXCELLENT WINES, AND EFFECTS. I3y Mt. SCOTT, on MONDAY, July 3, and two following Days, at Eleven o'Clock, at the late Residence of Acton Chaplin, Esq. deceased, by Order of the Executors, rirHE NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , AL handsome Plate and China, 188 Dozen of Superior Wines, 6ne-davoured Claret, curious Old Hock, East-India Madeira, and Old Port ; Books selected with taste; good Table and Bed-linen, comprising a set of Drawing-room ja panned Chairs, Sofa and Curtains to suit, Dining-room Mo rocco Chairs, Bookcase, Drawers, Tables, Carpets, Glasses, the general Assortment of useful Articles, valuable Fixtures, Ranges, Coppers, Presses, Dairy, Brewing and . Garden Uten sils, Greenhouse Plants, &c. in a good state. May be viewed on Saturday, and Catalogues, Is. each, had at the George, Ay!esbury ; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; Red Lion, Thante and Wycomb ; Star, Oxford ; and at Mr. Scott's Office, 2S, New Bridge-street, London. • MONMOUTHSHIRE.—CHEPSTOW GREAT TITHES and ADVOWSON, and COPYHOLD LANDS in_LANVAIR. By Mr. scam', on FRIDAY, thily 7, at 12 o'clock, at the Mart, Lond" unless acceptable offers shall be previously made by Private Contract, A mu' ETY of the IMPROPRIATE GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of CHEPSTOW and HAM LET of HARDWICK—A Moiety of the Perpetual AdVowson, with the Alternate Right of Presentation , to the improvable Vicarage ‘ 4 ,' Chepstow, situated in a beautiful romantic country on the River Wye--;-A COPYHOLD ESTATE, 41A. Ic. SP. of good inclosed Land in Lanvair Descold, ti miles from Chepstow; let on lease to Mr. John Langley—. A Ditto, rice Meadow, GA. OR. 3P.; let to Mr. John Lewis; and 13A. la. 24P. ditto Arable, let to Joseph James: all held at small quit rents and fines certain. Particulars at the George, Chepstow; Bush ~Bristol ; White Hart, Bath; Bell, Gloucester; Star, Oxford;-at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street, - London, A'here Maps may be seen. COLLIERY, in the FOREST of DEAN, GLOUCESTER- - - SHIRE. By Mr. SCOTT, on FRIDAY, July . 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, unless an acceptable Offer shall be pre viously made by Private Contract, A -COLLIERY, very valuable by the superior la. and peculiar advantages which it possesses, extensive and compact, centrally situated 'between the Rivers Severn and Wye, five miles from each, containing Two thicli Veins of excellent burning Coal, quantity inexhaustible, worked with the greatest certainty and facility, connected by Rail roads with the above Navigable Rivers,. supplying thereby the rapidly increasing demands of an extensive populous Country, including Hereford, Ross, Gloucester, Monmouth, Ledhury, Cheltenham, the Stroud, Thames and Severn Ca nals, Thames River Navigation, Oxford, Wooton-underEdge; K ings wood , Dursley, they, &c. and a considerable extension of Market in reasonable prospect. This important• Property, in a beautiful and romantic Country, eminently merits atten tion ; is capable of being,brought into full action, at a com paratively small expense, with well-founded prospects of nresenting a very great return; held for near 5:.0 years, sub ject to a small annual Rent to the Crown. - - - Particulars at the Bell, Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham; White Hart, Bath; Bush, Bristol ; City Arms, Hertford ; Star, Oxford; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 23, New bridge strcct, Loudest, ER M _• ........- 7 - RATU in the Gazette Extraordin _,... ary of Thursday, June 22. In the List of Officers Wounded—For Major-General Cork, right arm amputated, read Lieutenant-General Cooke, left arw amputated. BANKRUPTS: James Cull, Newport,Thiet;iVVight, breWer, July 20, at two, .21, at eleven, and . August 8, at two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Attornies„ Mr. Cossius, Newport, or Messrs. Bleasdale,-Alexande?, and Holine, New Inn. Richard Hopkins, Bath, grocer, July 8, 10, and August 8, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Bath. Attornies, Mr. T. N. Cruttwell, Bath, or Messrs. Frowd and Rose, Serle street, Lincoln's Inn. Peter Homes, Stourport, Worcestershire, grocer, July 19, 20, and August 8, at eleven, at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Worcester., Attornies, Mr. John Pownal4, Staple Inn, or Mr. Samuel Haden, Worcester, Thomas Roberts, Liverpool, merchant, July 10, 11, and Au gust a, at one, at the King's Arms, Water-street, Liver-. pool. Attornies, Mr. Charles Bird, Liverpool, or Messrs. Shephard, Adlingtou, and Gregory, Bedford-row, London. Thomas Tibbs, Monmouth, timber-merchant, J !ly 7,8, and August_ 8, at eleven, at the Black Rock, l'ortscuet, Mon mouth. Attornies, Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street; Russell square, or Mr. Phillpotts, Monmouth. Joseph Halford, Leicester, grocer, July 18, 19, and August 8, at eleven , at the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester. Attor nies, Mr. . Cooke, Leicester, ter Mr. W. R. James, Eatl street, lilackfriars. Thomas Cook, Ludlow ; Shropshire, grocer, July 7, 8, and August 8,, at twelVe, at the Sun Inn, Ludlow. Attornies, Messrs. Ritssel and anties, Ludlow, or Mr. Highmore, Scot's yard, Bush-lane, Loudon. Edrillltid Simonds the younger, Atherstone, Warwickshire, hat-manufacturer, July 6, at five, 7, and August 8, at eleven, at the Red Liou Inn, Played'. Attornies, Messrs. W. and J. EL Berridge; Hatton-garden, or Mr. Paget, Atherstone. ugham, Bristol, victualler, July 5,6, and August 8, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, tress. Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn, or Mr. George Martin, Bristol. James Fisher, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, grocer, August 4. 5, and s i at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Huddersfield. At- turnie's, Messrs. Villis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford court, Throgmorton-street, or Mr. Allison, Huddersfield. George Cox the younger,-Exetcr, seedsman, July 1,8, and August 8, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Brown ' London Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane. Edward Bath, John 13ackshell, and A. W. Batt, Witney, bankers, July 15, 22, and August S. at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attornics, Mr. Leake and Mr. Weatell, Wintry, or,Mr. Lowden, Clement's Inn. John Outhwaite and Ocorge Outhwaite, Pancras-lane, City of London, merchants, July 4, 11, and August 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street. Forty, Thirty, and Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, in the present Grand Lottery, besides Eighteen Prizes of Guineas, including one of 5,000 Guineas, &c. all to he p a id i n G o ld, as soon a s drawn, at SWIFT and Co.'s Fortunate Offices, No. 11 , POULTRY; 12, CH A R IN G-CKoSs ; a nd 31, ALD GAT EHIGH , STREET. _ _ _ Sitildert - and gretit.4 quisition of Wealth,—A Far merresiding in the neighbourhood of 'Taunton has, within these few days, acquired a sum of not less than 20,0001. by discovering, in one of his fields in which he was digging, treasure to that amount.—There are fete instances upon record of similar good luck to such an extent. In the,Lot tery, indeed, the sudden acquirement of Avealth is common :—many wha little dream of the gifts Fortune has in store for them, will, by the revo lution of her wheel on the 19th July, he raised to hapPiness and independence. One Ticket must gain double the Farmer's Fortune (40,0001 ), in dependent of the•other great Capitals of 30,0001. 20,0001. and 12,000 Guineas, READ AT THE HEAD OF EVERY BATTAt bit,/ " Brave Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Lower Rhine ! " You have done great things, brave compa nions in arms. You have fOught two battles in three days: the first was unfortunate, and yet your courage was not broken. " You have had to struggle with privations, but you have borne them with fortitude. Immovable in adverse fortune, alter the loss of a . liloody bat tle, you. marched with firmnesss• to fight another, relying on the God of Battles, and full of confi• dence in your Commanders, as well as of perse verance in your efforts against presumptuous and perjured enemies, intoxicated with their victory. It was with these sentimews you marched to sup port the brave English, who were maintaining the most arduous contest with unparalleled firm- But the hour which was to decide this great struggle has struck, and has shewn who was to give the law ; whets.er an adventurer, or GOvernments who are the friends of order.— Destiny was still undecided, when you'aprared issuing from the forest which concealed you !rom the enemy, to attack his rear, with that co , mess, that firmness, that confidence which cluirat terises experienced soldiers resolved ,to avenge the re verses they had experienced two days before There,—rapid as lightning, you penetrated hiS already shaken columns. Nothing could .top you in the career of victory. The enemy in- his des. spair turned his artillery upon you ; but you poured death into his. ranks, and your pro gress caused among • his troops disorder, dis persion, and at last a complete rout.-41e tound himself obliged to abandon to you several hun dreds of cannon, and his Army is dissolved. A few days will suffice to annihilate these peajured legions, who were coming to - consummate the sla very and the spoilation of the Universe.. All great Comi»anders have regarded it as impossible int . mediately to renew the combat with a beaten army ; you have proved that this opinion is ill ,founded ; you have proved that res(tinte warriors may be vanquished, but that their valour is not shaken. Receive then my thanks, incomparable sol diers ; objects of all my esteem. You ha , e con quered a great reputation. The annals ot Europe will eternize your triumphs. It i% on iou, im moveable columns of the Nlonarci.y, that , the destinies of the King and his august /Toast will for ever repose. Never will Prussia cease to exist, while your sons and your grand=sons re• setuble yuu. (Signed) " BLUCHER."