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Per ("cat rt * -10 :...;-• .1 41 - 5-; : : : '''.°'.,\`. til I€l l *foi • L . ..,,, LI I'` 0 0 ktk..a.o. .---- --‘" • • IP' eid ... 'is' •••= : e , .--- ^l.`.: ',..t/,_„, *.clo. ,f , •t....,, 4: ~ •4.1 , , e , ,, ,, , i -. 10 1 1 ..., ~,,s , , i \.....±?., - _.,.. .4‘,- .. .4...........diy r .., I , . . . . A • v . t. 7 ,2 1 . A . •. . . Aree764 c , - /.. , --6 / ZZ A . t:e-- 1,, , , /:..... .. / . ,- , NUMBER, SG 79.] CONTftAc•r on MILITARY STORES. Connnissariat Department, Triasury Chambers, June 17, 1820. li ctl Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Af,Tent for Commissariat Supplies, to fnrnish Hinges, Bolts, Tinware, Pewter,Allicies) Co°Per , s' 'yore, Wheel and Hand Barrows, Chairs,.Brooms, Leather, furry Combs, &c. Scissors, &c. Screens, Calico, Tape, tntL 'ng 3 , S . pad e s, Sh ove l s ,. Pickaxes, Motchets, Wedges, 1, ‘.. 'tehfu rks, Brushhoolis, AZei, Chissels, Hammers, Planes , 1 , Iron, Lead, Paints, Oil, Turpentine, Sperm Candles, Paint Brushes, Glass, and sundry other Ar -I,fts, may rec ii re P art i cu l ars o f t h e C ontraet i at this ()Kee !tween tin! hours of Ten amid-Four„. and deliver their Ten seoled up and directed to the Agent for.corurnis 7 Vitt Snopliea, nior ' idog t el eon " Tender for Military Si ort s,'. i ll or before Thursday, the 29th Instant, butt none will b'e' eceived after Twelve o'clock on that Day nor Will any Pro -1:4441ue noticed, unless mode .on or anuexesi to .a printed &articular, and the Priers inserted in word: at length; nor . I ,r 'r , liess a Letter be subjoined to soels Proposal, signed by I'. P ersons of Inown Property, rug:aging to hecome,bonnd tlr the Pattyoendering, in the Sum expressed .in the Par fur the due performance of the Contract. WATERLOO SUBSCRIP 1•ION-1815. A •r , ..4- * * 4 a Meetit, 1 4 •• of the Commit tee for the Dis l'iLotion of the WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, held LI, Li. c.,)tti ma , ; • , • 3, • , ' r CHARLES PRICE, Bart. in the Chair. • '• Reso!red, S ' Th at the Nilowin, Account be published on the 18th of -11 - 1 '; in the usual ;Mont I , - and Evening Papers. CHARLES PRICE, Chairman. Ni • • of j,ommurrvE entrusted with the DISTRIBUTION se'li'ile„'VA,TEßLO6 SUBSCRIPTION' have pleasure p e . - p it4i ."il again t o the Public :isttiteinent of the impuitant be- Il Vi Titiog from their must liberal donations. • F r oPrictY auu eiticacy of giving ANNUI TIEi to the and Ctfibirvii of those who • fell in the evAr-ineinora t„,) 'eld of Waterloo, e A:O.:nett by affording regular and iii g ' l ' l4 tVipply to ttni, - .coniforts; whilst the. payments, be liaf-yearly, occasion a continual intercourse be theUi ancrthe Committee. ttih!,lnn uf u granting pecuniary assistance to the Children ss heti ai riving at niaturFr ase; or, pre tittet t" th e Dan; liters on ;their marriage (if with the sans- - f, (*their relatives or guardians,) has proved bigaly aatts " 1 ")• ample proof that this proposed reward o f good 111,,, 1A ct has b e e n trseftil stimulating to such behaviour as . u •elllttle to the 'required approbation of the. Commit tee. JUbof the many good effects attending this‘Vate:loo titi 4 '"lnion, and a satisfaction in Which every Subsctiber , cil'ate "h; 01 1“ u it tre ,will experience ranewed pleasure in exert tc„,i,:eir utmo s t to give - lull effect to the generous _ . . 41, 4 a' of th e Subset ihers : h ut as five years hare 'now elat t0t,, 1 , 1 7 t 11:r iniportabk,VlCTOlLY WATI'ALOO,•/t•lSlhrir b',,t, shortly, to fix a pet hid (of . which sulticient notice 'tired, beyond which turther claims will nut he re & S T•IT ENIENT OF THE APPROPRIATION: ANNUITIES payable Half-yeatly. TP the - ctoinui it ss' • ' t • W LIFE ANNOITIIsS. of Otticers. Non- Officers aad Pri 'B3ll,elV„„' • • - 410,106 -e11014,;""ded Non-commission nisat,4 Pcivates tutally - • d , 1,710 'Went Relatives • , of Annuities for.Lifk - 4 12 1 346 limited Cp th e ~,.„ granted fur periods. et,„,,,i' s "? l,l l'en of Officers, Non .tates stoned Officers and Pri •.. ulnl to complete Orphans - 9,912 total • amount of Annuities - • • "at 12 years purchase, in Money £i'.67,216 • Alt e. , TBD IN MONEY. adooTerrs, Nun-cornwissiall • 11, d * ), :wates • • 06,962 I hri ee. " 'rents and dependent Relatives of p rir.4t :i Non eo zurnisSioned Oflicers,.and cts leavin,; no Widows or i,ildr , _ - - 36,14 • TO FOR EIGN TRemrSi ti;* • . missions, -1 . lir unsivickers, I P ,C 45,000 li anureria ti s, owl A Neth e rlandersi • dditional tut the eNelu-1 si ve be ne fi t of their ), I • Orphans, Tendered s uch liy th 17,300 of l Eil e lutapaign 1 • J Ga,.. goo - ; `mount voted in :11.3ney z195,9 7 G J. P IV ` , LSFORD, Set:rot...try. PI ANO -FORTES and HARP. k. et PIANO-FORTE, ecl"al to , new, 'tdm`f i r' in tune wc,rt it GO guiticat, far 3S g"."45.! W ith • the pedals grcen corer, &e. nem, cosb --I. 45 4. I •- P . • Forte at 24 i..!111- a Square P iano- Fort d ~ t uo e, guit " . " 7" - s 1 ; be seen, the witch atintir,:d -lallu•Po rt:, ", :o d ad so tt u nie Y , touch, elegant form, Rod 1 "e s ' z '. equal in b puwe'r to the largest unit nuist. expen s'r th e 4 % ° 'f?rt e. Those who arc "about purchasing, shou ld ~ Lei c . ' 4 , l "tue tar tore they detirtoine, at Mr. WATLEN s, Barrel Orgala, fur Church, Chapel kii, ---7-------____.________ --fil-lEit Rhr, ). (; ' -a s r .ll--- -cTioNs IN' TEIE.PRICES 0 , 1: 7 1 ) . L.y . 1E. . -'1 1 ? ' ' ` 'll() Y 1 TWO AN).) A HALF TO '1 ALN I 1 1. - 1,,. PER:eII:NT. '. ' 41 I, t iT I Sri • : • s "r. - L PLATE GLASS CONII ANI , ll _ ~, EAt4rdio)v,i br Act Of Parliament, 1773. . 11,,, ,i 1 1 7 lairade aml the PAiblie are respectfully informed,. that %41ale i ji?"' Assortnient. aI.CAST - PLATE GLASS coin lilues )2 ; 't . 1 i i ,, i ',,1 1 . 1 M ES H A tvi.l N; Gs, Secretary to the Cora °t4 414 i the ''''' " i st . All:ipii Place, Blacldriars' Bridge ; 1t,,, 3° . ?9 M. Wicia,ii FO*TER, .01 their .Alanufactory 4.lie zillead, near Presein Lancashire. Pr.ri,i,"rtlill'aily take leave . to _state that their Stock is of a Il l s }rtril e — lity and lieillianey, and consists of au elegant e I_..in of Pier aml C:liiiiiiley Glasses, from 6 to 14'2 inches t..oi,,..'4K,lth'ixiaid Irani 4 1010 incileS ill Wit:111; also Cunrex and ''irii iti , ~ °r3i.from 12 to 31; inches diameter; and f latus i. tiltslt.j , ; unoensions toe Windows Skylights, Coaches, Ship t '"(l l 4;, e ' ll :l o i( t r l i i is C.ir })rills. Liglit ' Lloo ~, 5,C.,. und..i.h_atmilti. 1 3- 111 1 t.,, _ . le Reduction ot .Duty in July, 1813, tin. t,:t p i fii\ I , • It thicedtheir Pr.ces TWO SHILLINGS and NINE k u ,' ) lie:„ P4,:-..ti_to.ot sol:A fit:in.' ; they now annon.nce to Ihe ,, ~,kl4 t0q.1vi.„,,-r_lieouctiutl, on a 'Seale from 'I %% 0 and . i? - iu s , z,. r-N 11'-IFIVE PER CENTS, as the Glasses may iii'll"y.fie r e i • , i!S .',.14,1_,!:: great Improvements that . hare talien place 1, - li Kt ~..iii, ctory since the Incorporation of the Cianly c,1...... 1 ., r vi la*, it is aeli nowlertged,-that the Comp Any's . -u l'i. s .. - '4l''..tli•erior to - any, others utan::liic,turefl in ic, ,, 1 4 7 ~::.'; F7 -. !iT,;. '-'.' .'r '"‘:, . MONDAY, JUNE 19, 120. THE Luricay. ALL FOUR of 36,0004 53 OTHER CAPITALS, &c • I•iUST BE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY ; LorrEitY FINISHES. • TrAzAriti and Co., Contractors, beg to itil -14-IL press upon the Public, that the annals of Lotteries do not furnish such another instance as the prest fit IGNIFICENT UMBEL. 4 4 4 4001. 3001. 30 • 1001. &r.,lforbev ankl . Consols, and • • . ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT FRIDAY.. UNDYtAWN TICKETS and SiYARES are now ON Sale at . HAZARD.arid CO:s Offices, Royal. Exchange -NI, Corn bill 324, Oxford-stieet, London, and at all their Agents in the Country. HAZARD and Co.' shared and Sold in a recent Lottery, '" ALL Tllr PRIZES OF 30.010 !! ! And in the present Lottery, No. 1,313, a Prize. of 10.000! ! Consols, besides N!NE OTHER CAPITALS. FINISH OF THE LOTTERY. 10' 5,000 Tickets were drtv.vn the First Day. 2,500 Tickets were drawn the Second Day. • .-, • 500 Tickets were drawn the Third Day... 12,000 Ticlicts remain to be drawn Next Day. T T BISH re‘pectitilly acqnikints best Friends, . the Public, that the State Lottery finishes NEXT FRIDAY, 23d INSTANT, - On which Day, all the Twelve Thousand Tickets now in the Wheal must he drawn ; as must, also . , the Four Stock Prizes of 30,000, the Forty-fout other Stock Capitals, and the Fourteen Money Capitals. • • HISITS OVFICES.are remarkable fortunate when 37,0001. Prizes form Tart of the Seheiite, as be has soh! and shared as many 30,0001. Prizes as all the other Office,keepers e.mbined, and his are the only Offices that ever Sold in One Lottery, ALL THREE. PRIZES OF 30,0001. WARRANTKD UN DRA WN TICKETS and Sll3 ARES ,ase Seljinfi by T. BISLI, Stock-hroimr, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CFIARINGA:ROsS, a ho has already sold SIX CAPITALS.in • the Pi esent Late' • • • t-it Various apparent inducements have been held out at ditferent-periodtof this Lottery, by which persons were led to imagine great advanta;es were to be obtained ; and h)•-the wording oethe Advertisements;. Bce.• it ;appeared that they were to he bad Asalv at particular Offices, but such has n ot been the case; for BISI-I'S Customers nosy rest assured they' hare had, and will hare', every adrautage the Scheme may be said to possess, althou:4h lIISH is NOT the CONTRAC TOR., .nor has any concern in the Lottery or MANAGE ENT! ! ! ,• 1 7711 7 1 . 0 N. , Stork-Hrolier, {revs lesre to return 1..1,4 his nto3t grateful thanloi to the Public for their kind patronage in the present Lottery, and to acquaint them, that the last and only Day of I)raivin:4- will be the 33d instant, wheiri tgiVlspital Prizes, including Four 0f . '30,0001. must he drawn. . . Some of EYTON'S friends, who have riturned,their 'Pic t:elk and 61:ares v inight,perhaiis - not.he aware that the Wlice' was so rich, or that they would have a Chance for the Font . . Ciranti•Prizes - uf SO,nonl. ; EYTt)N has, -thetefore„-.retainvd the Shares so returned, to give his Frilends the oppottnnity of re-purehasiitr, them : and as the demand is noprecedentealy great, invites them to be early in their application, fearful al any disappointment. 2, CoRNETILL „ *** A remarkable circumstance: EYTON sold No. 13.747 to Mr. W. a Gentleman well titiorrto ori 'Change, w 6 ", not liking the Nowber, returned it, when it was purchalied by a Lads', and the nest week the Ticket was drawn a Prize of 10,000 i. TO T. TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. H,,N.RED siv , BEG leave to inrorni you, that ever since-the it year 17.90, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here; and tin dergoin! , severalsevere coarses of salivation, and twice dis ehargieifrons the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the mast inveterate nature. In tl e spring of last year my disorder had got to ssich a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer oil the crown of ray head, - one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner;. my right was dreadfully painful, and had heel) in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very mach discoloured, 'and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I vas recumretirided by Mr. J. Thompsisa, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take roar Leake's Patent Pills, which I•began to (loon the 2dth 4). May; in tise•ernerse of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in 'little more than a month the ulcers on my head and anus were soundl heale4l—• soon alter, the Ata CS 91.1 my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable aiscolouration in the skin, and pain in'the bone of the left, which,• by the lilt.sting.ef God, ails! a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, siOosided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l tints became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from'all my former. censpiaints—have recovered my &niler spirits a nd• strength„ . and ant become jolly and fat, in which state 'had vg continued many months, to the astonishment of all • who k new a.e, I am at a loss in wlia teniis t 4 express my gratitude, but beg you, for the Komi of other suffering mortals, to ma ke this my case as ptiblic as possible, as I shall on every occa sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humid e servant, ALEX. Ai Swan's Close, Hich-strert, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Care:— lobo Thonpsori, Nu. :3, New 'Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John M‘riitosh, Old Assembly (lose, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, rtiomAs TAY LOR, •Member of the Regal College. of Ntirge.ons, at his hoose, No. 9, New Brithte-street, London; whine, aftQr a constant residence of mere than 40 years, a practice parti cularly directed to the sure of Venereal Cumplanits awl those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always subserve in such cases, 'se flatters himself the advice and as;istanee be ratuitottsly administers to persrms-talz.i lig this Medicine, will be este...men, by a discerning Public , as au aavat. tage seldom attainable, and void-of alt atu bi gl it,y. Also sold, by his appointwent, tor the convenience of those living at a distance, attlic To)'4l - 10p - , No: 103; Oxford-sTiliet ; Mr. DiO - nwrough's, No. 7, Fish-street-1611,j My. Baxter, south-thin e, ; Mt. Callwel 's, Mit: lin ; and of one person in every considerable town in eal Britain and iroland, in boxes rfonly .2s. Id. each, stamped, and sealed op with full and phi!) directionf>,••viierell person's, •of either six unlyetsr.e thumsclvesritlvea!e, rv.s.ll, soul cy, anal Wtty. • OFFICE OF Oit.l)N.4NClE'i • Jzine 5, 1'520. THE MASTER-GENERAL and BPARD of la ' ORDNANCE having "ranted their Authority for the SALE Of IMPRESSIONS taken from the PLATES engraved on fi Scale of one inch to a Mile .from • the ; GI , NERAL SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Super intendence of the late Master-General WILLIAM NILTIGE, of the Royal Artillery, LL.D. F.R. and A.S., the Public are heteby infohned, that THIRTYYr WO PLATES (forming eight Pails) of "that Wttrk are alteady FINISHED; and that Impressions from them are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Qflice;. in the Tower of London. These Plates complete the Mop of the Coast from Orfordness in Suffolk, to the Land'S End in Cornwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, mar gristol. Several ot Litt Plates of thiS Work are nowin hand, and ,ParcNine; consieting of five additional .Plates, whieb contain nearly the. whilewhtiteof Penibilkeshire, avith parts of Cardiganshire and Caermarthenshire, and, the Island of Lundy, will be poltliShed on theist of August next. Gentle: Men wishihg to , procure a Map of the Country,' surrounding their Own habitation, may, on application to Mr. BAKER, at-the Ordnance Map ()dice (where ; an• Index Map.will be shewn) select any sheets they please, ; for that purpose. All Letters on this . subject, - addressed to Mr 7 Baker„undur. cover to the Secretaty of the Board' of Ordnance-, Pall Mall, will be immediately attended to. • • .13y. Order of the Board, .it, H. CREW, Sec. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, .Turte 17. The CJlANcet.Lojt : of , the EXCHEQUER brought up the Report of the Committee. on the subject of the Irish Failures. The Resatition recommeng 7 ing a giant of 500,0001. for relieving the commer cial distress of that country was agreed to, and a Bill ordered accordingly. The Report of the Loan BiI F was brought up, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on , , ..„ .... • . Monday. The Sugar Bounties' Bill was received, and !lie Bill ordered to he read a t4ird time on Monday.— Adjourned. UNIVERI lA, IN I ELLIGENCE. OxFoHu, JUNE 17.—r-Yesterday-the following Degre , s were tniblerred The Rev -- Franks. M.A. of Trinity College, Cimbridge, was admitted ad runden. D , .Cro ft IN DIVINITY. The Rev. George Shepherd,. of University College, Grand Compounder._ • BACHII.I.,ORS IN DIVINITY. RO John Liortrd,'Brasenose Collere. • • Res% Janus Wtllimns, Yellow otjesu. College. _ . MAsTREIS °F ARTS- Rer. Joim:Templer,• Waduain College, . Rev. Richard Greares, • - Grand Conliwanderg. H•vnry. Barry DoEntitle, ()Tie) • College, Grand. Com pounder. William lliocliAtone Lee, Fellow of New College., Henry Sissmore, Waithaw College. s o i ling ' Young Seagrove, Magdalen Hall. Frederic de Chair, Oriel College, • - James More, Stwtent of Christ Church. Rev. Henry Pearce, 1 Christ Church. lter. Edward hlno, j Rev. Philip F%l,eul, Scholar ofPeurlptolf.e College. George Edmunr, pulley, • Rey. Rice Fluffics, Jesus Rer..laioes • • Rev. Nathaniel Vs'illianrHallward , Worcester College. 11. , ,v. John Jelferis ,Coles, B,illiol College. BACHELoBS OF ARTS. Mortis Yescombe, Esq. Exeter College, Grand Comptitinder. John Butt, I.IIICOIII College. • j T a i r ia ' " ' cl i g g h i , t r t r es. l i Exeter College. Hasler Capron, Brasenose College. 30)11 Hobson, :Magdalen Jonathan Philipps Carpenter, Christ Church. In the Covoention holden in the Theatre on Wednesday, the Honorary Degree. of was c!,ftferted on the following Noblemen and Gentle. nieti : The Bizlit Hon. Lord ApsleY, M.P. • . Lieut.-General the Right El on. Lord Hill.. -- The Right. Hon. Sir Vs'illiani Grant. Sir .I:teob Ast.ley, Baronut. •. • . . General Sir Anthony Farrington, Baronet. Major-General Sir George Murray. .. ... . . Lieut.reol.•Sir El. Harrlinge. ~ Sir Thomas Lawrence, President of the Royal Academy. Georg,: Watsoi) Taylor, Esq. M. I'. , .loho Ingrain Lockhart, EAII, Nl. I'. G. O. Bowles, of North, Aston, Esq. Charles Peers, of Chislcharipton Lodze, Esq. l',. Soul hey, Esq. formerly of Balliul College, Poet Lanreat to klic ,King. AndlOSbna Watson, Esq.• Treasurer to the Society for Per. mating Christian KnowleiF!e, &c. . . . . INI PORTA NT NFollMATloN.—ierom calculation by the Cnileqe of l'uysicians„ no less than 40,00 C die anntially in Great Blitain of Consumption, and at leas: 10,000 in London. The late Williatn Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon, ascer taitictl t hat every 20th . person was tuptured.— These complain , s are truly alarming to every in dividual who uses the least exer;ion. It is also incredible the• number that seder trom a certain Disease,- by _being improperly treated. It was thuse.ciremustauces induced Dr. COOPER to selec eminent Physici a-nd Surgeons, of at least 3a years' experience, to form a. Me•tlical , Board; anal since the establishment upwards of 30,000 Pa tients have been cured without confipement—'- many °libel') after hospitals hafaiktl: . Messrs. Cuoron and (ho:- are. consulted a. Woodstock-street-,.oxtord-street4 - Land 4t. Char , ; l o tt e 1-.lt;use, Great Chaylotte-stree.f.,t ppo , ie the Ite•. Rowland 1-I.ll's, daily, itom'elitht ight; • Merl ailics - have ackiCe gratii.erety evenin4,*tiont, six till eiggat ;.-and•vb tintldy - moriiings•awil .12 . o'clor k . *'** liurTtntas of 30 years staOch•Eg rolicariy cured b uut contillement: are private doors - at each house, ant! iyaie tamps for Females. . , N li. Tlie Afflicted would do well to read Messrs. Coortin and Co.'s Lectures cin two pre- Diseases, published at one s'hilliug, by Mr. timtlitt-Y, 22, illackfriiiii,rodd. Thcv will . ahlo Faye usetu . ltu yuuhg Pr alit jOIACI3. (? . '6'llatioxp ( [PRICE BEVEICI3EI-'CdE. LONDON JOURNALS. ?ROM THE MORNING . PAPERS OF THIS At. [Morning Chiohiclej The Duke of Wellinut . on and Lord Caitlereaglit hkiVe had several interviews with Mr. Broughank and Mr. Denman, 'hut we understand that the in). ; pcirtant matter respecting their Majesties is not. yet in a promising . train ofziettlement. What cdurse will be pursned this day . , it no agreement *huuld take place before the meeting of the ilnit 7 .e. of CoMmons, we know not, but we should gine that. a communication will be made of the steps that have been taken, in the holiness, and if hey should ultimately tail, the bag musiTater opened. We.are informerl by an intelligent Frenchmen, . just arrived truer Fiance, that some very serious. disturbances have taken place at Lyons. An im mense mob a4rien)bled, who were attacked, anti finally riiperied by the Swiss, with the loss, how ever, of about 300 ut the latter killed and wound ed. That the Legion de la Vicuna had refused to tire on the populace, mud were in consequence de cimated, arid their Col o nel throttiV into prison.—, ile.addd,• that the -Censure not,pilow of , the above particulars to appear in the Journals.— ........- ~,,,..,...•„:.) t),-,. • „11%' - " , - . 44 . 7 . -,-, ;,... .....\', - - , ,.. , :, -;,--,., pi, l'r - .- , Z; o ..-_-_-..... --,, h. ' 1,, it: t ''''...,-;?, # C Z,E...": c ' i.). , ,-,' ( .......„../..‹. "gt.,, 7.1 . 1 VI . ••;0 ,:i:,, , , Z . ‘.i ~1 %• . . ‘ ) 4, , k•K+, , ,, .. ,4 `4 ..,-A [Morning flvald A great deal is said, and we believe very little. known, of the actual state of the negociatioo rive to the Queen. This evening will disclose the result ; and as the truth is so near, we shall for bear repeating the rumours that have been flying about•since:Saturday. It is scarcely possible that another postponement should take place, nor is it expected; even supposing that the negociat ors felt tuithei d-lay expedient, which is very on. likely,: the pr.ssure of indispensable ness would not adutit of it. It vas currently reported on Saturday, that Grey iia - d been sent for to town immediately, sttptiosed to be on the business of the Queen. -- (Aid.) [Morning Post.] We hare this Ihay the happiness of congrarulat. ing the Public upon the entire suppression of every unpleasant syniptotn connected with the late con. , !uct of the now sincerely repent.nt third batta.;. lion of Foot Guards, who, as we have already stated, ,have all promised, in the depth of their sor,ow,,to-aroue.for their past error by their hi, ti t re go - Od conthiet and loyalty and aVachment . to their King. At four o'clock on Saturd.4 morn ing the drum beat at the Royal Mews for the. re mainder of the battalion, to assemble, in -order to toliowth - eir companions to Portsmouth and Ply. mouth. In a few moments they tornta out com pletely equ;pped for their rou'c, and if theyJnight be in,iged tioto their' couotenances, they were heartily asliamed of the acts of those of- their comrades, which hailled to the disgrace of their thus marclied from - the metropolis. They al - I expressed their conttition for what had passed,, and. expressed a hope that their future good con dtret would prove the sincerity of their repentance, Soon after tliry wire drawn up in 9 . 4 ctions, the Ditke4ot. Wellington toile ioto the Mews on his charger, accompanied by an Aid-de-Camp. Art instantaneous expression of • griet burst through the battalion, and every 'man appeared its it were to shrink within himself in the presence of this matchless hero. - His eagle eye, as he shot its glances through every rank, scented to remind them of glories not long 'passed—of laurels never to he faded. Their downcast looks rested on the medals which hung upon their bosoms. The atchievements which entitled them to that ho nourable distinction became fresh in their recol.- lection, and as they. compared their conduct on the ever-m , :morable field of Waterloo with .the transactions which had, now called them to the presence of their invincible leader on that field; and on a day so near to the anniversary of his glorious victory—their punishment was complete. His Grace tittered not a worst--his presence wFs satricieut—the men evidently felt as they ought to do, •for with tears in their eyes they involuntarily exclaimed " God bless the King—we love one good Sovereign." At length the word "to march" was given, and they took their way in silent sorrow. Thvy have been replaced by A . battalion of the first regiment. It has excited some surprise and much uneasi, ness, that so few of the Members for the Mark time Counties and the Outports are on the Select Committee for Trade. It we are rightly inforrt4: ed, the present object of their iurptity relates to , the Timber -Trade, with a view to lower the.du.„ ties on foreign wood ; it is therefore to be regret ted the. Committee does not include the Members' we allude to, and, that it is not an.open Cum* mittee. If we recollect correctly; the. Committees on .the Kist India 'remit - L., the American Inter- . course,, and several,otl!ter Committees, were opeti to . the ; and we are co4vinceti, if that course had then now adopted, it would have:been more sa t istactoq to the Neither is the evidence, we belitve-,.,in.t.ltis case, printed for the use of Lie (louse, but only for the Committee, as was done in tire instances we allude to. From what moritcs thifi course leas been adopted eve caonot conjec ture, thotigh•we much l'egret i ,. . It will lead the Maiitime Districtr.yo draw conclusions they qthce. wke would not, Mind give ri,e to ,s'opiclous which, at the prescot nintnent, and under exist ing circumstances, had Inver been avoided by art adherence tO.the course pot sued tra the occasions we have mentioned.—(ltid )