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, f , if~.l~ ritTN7lllll, I'72l'S e- THEATRE-It° f.AL, DittTRY-"''''" TUTS PIESENT IWIFIN-ING, Oct. 24, 1815, shell Nlajesties' Servants mill perform the Comedy of • ti .. ~ 'll-I.P, lILIII. AT LA 3nlei DoWlas (aunts L oi l Doh er iec:, Mr. Dowton ; Dr. N; l '' l as, Mr. 11 3 4/i: - et•• r •eY ; V.)ick Dowlas, Nl. t , •,„ . . •;;•„ ' ' 4l , Mr. "Varnaril • ; Stetlfast, Mr. Powell; Zekiel Home -4'4...,',1fr1,,'1r Knh iz• : , ..• • alt; .{Citric-i ,v.r. .1 oh :1 St Orle : Deborah Dow- Aii,‘'fi.'4s Laity 1 )10m:dee • , ' Nit . ; • Sparks ; Caroline Dormer, . 4 15° Yee ; CicitLy Elaini!vall;Mrs. Hort'. To whi-h Will hi, added, t he Farce of 141 • ST TI'N ••• • LOCK, • t• !NY NIGHT. ,•i r •„..• •,. ot. AND A ~,,A . • li ttil. vete: Polietnal, Mr. (.-httlie ; Harry Punctual, .Mr. S: 2 :•taL o "; D "zer, Mr. Nino/len ; Sant Squib, Mr. Oxhtt tY , r 0,.. 43 ' a'' '' ..Nl r• knight ; Lucy„ Mrs. Horn ; and Nancy, Mrs. bo xe :, I ''k t: c l o t : '4, i•P 3ru' ' 'c il r "t i r c h ( ll7 t t r7u b ic e e t a t i rt l l i t e ' f Theatre, NlrSi' rifirn' 'Bitrtyh%teg:Res:-4sitilnii;tel at.: iz.•• 't en till . Your It'd of w'iom 111 , 0( he had a Private tig % ';•itir) . • • . • 4( ' Pr i e X,,,; s i.. " Ap - s.; Second PriCe, tis. ad.—Pit, 3s. Gil.; Second ki - e 2 s•—loms.s• Gallery, :Is.; Second - Price, Is.—Upper ?,,!,!Y i z 1.; Scconil Price, f;sl. Itsc i i Vall will peyf oroi eac h o f the Characters he has hi . - . ‘it•td ( i, j ac ted, 0:1ce only, prior to his appearing in severtL.rt . ' P u..,„ a Y' ,7l Ml a ne•s'Vra;:edy, AYliieli are - in preparation.. . r s t iit,;;,''' rr tikv. tint Co:110;s t,f T!...y WM! Alliina M; "" ivvilk : ,f t • ki - . - •• -. . 1 ts. - tilarit ri: ; -. with Ott! Magpie, or The Mrlh li'jt 'N . l 44 ;'''`t- ),, Thurzllar, the I'r,igini:.• of Hainlet : , fli , irri ve ,(:,*e"n ; With tire Parct: of "Vil l 4sr_ter—O I. r . ,..y, I'lar t i',.:WY , t: Lovers' Vows: Acieh, Ve i!ds . st!tasill,. Ails: ' t,,,,n:e, 0 ; with The Irishman. in 1.,,r010n.---On S,.ttuiday, l . „•,P .e 'll; with a new Farte, in' Two .nits, to be called ` ' ' ' , le ..' : ..:' .viii C e" l ".—Oit Monad e, the 'Tragedy of Tht.-"lte 11C15'(..,,;-,-IP, :'fi*. Kt!an. 9st Tuesday, the Comedy of The -t „, ' u•Logittert, tits Widow Cheeriy, Mrs. Mardyn (her it i'..teertce in that2Charicter). ti0,,,,,,•-•,:trO w:th nittch reg•ret, that the continued indisposi , 11 of -, Nit.3ll will prevent bet appearance for some days. '', . I.ra,,e clyolTaol e it... oe • w itt s peedily he revived, wisest 1i.ii1z,,,te...t10 %%ill inane iris tivst appearance iii the Character of ..._ rti: lllEXU rtE ItoYAT„ tOvEN'I%-GARDEN, cvi j Plt E SENT !'..:VEL\ii.N . G, Oct. 24 ) 1815 ' ''."` be aetett,thQ t'ol.•iedv of 1 1. prig Till,. SWIOOI, FOR SCA , ..•DAL. t, -' F., , .t; • sir Oliver Surface, Mr. 14 . 17,1 Sir I•lliitirt•it 4 ita r c . litt "‘ ..e C , L M . r. LiStoti ; JeSeph Surface, itirt,'l,""; Cliarie's Surfac; Mr. C. N•eni!)l , -; LadY , L " l ' , lii . . ,_'',. l) ') , •; Lac- tine • . ' i ' l Mrs. Faucit ; Mrs. Caitcriur t ‘..tubs ; ' M aria, ...i... u s r . Voot ' e. ‘ In :let ill, a s w ig by Mr. Taylor. , After which, th, revived Comic O t aera of P at' - 'lll.'', PN)It. SOI,I)M11. I? Otrieli ir .. L .!lt Mr. Ivolid.v ; Captain Fit7l'lly, i',lr...i.r.dYlN"frri ~k i st;) , , ' VSS Bli• I't II ; Del ;not, 'Air. "I),n - ii:et ; Dat i, . ‘ • 14 •11,1 1 , v 4 tg--,•, .:,, ..".,r. I•%nrlev; IN..ira, Ali..ss Mae Alpinc.; 'l4:ts.!'),ri'ehtiilt,,l,:%7il'ill.l:.;:;,‘•;:ed at. Half-past Five, and . the 1"":ty . u:s, ~,..•-,-,) -I-4 ,••••, x. 9 '..--.../ ,is N,..,.ii,1 Price ;,ts. ad.—Pit as. 31. ; Second Pr ke Z: e ,, • ''., er t: , • • P.' •I • Upper Gallery Is.; , :oild_p • • '' ry 2J.; "iceond Price s.- 11 . lie, ~. ll'ix:eti;k" ~... ~,,,,.. unxes he ..a -....n 0.- nr • It t. ( i ii , r `;‘, rart•street, from•l'en till l• 0 .., .. , 42' 1 0.-I)',. the ;.;re it coinpli• ation of the .Nlaelnntry, the new i ,1 ,....- 1 .1 4 ,t2 i& wevssarily postponed till hi-mlrto7.v. :. , ,tii a •, on her perftirmance wasofl4-asaii'"(ll,_ 11 g'..,-,-„ i • • second - ,v , • acclamations of a- brd o . P . l . ': s ~,..0i.., 4'.4Z3s i,,;.:',,attile--"ailli ifl :;ceolinnoilat e the. nomy ti.l , 1.1.0 w 41)0 oi t 1,,,,'. silt: will il.Teat that Character l'n ino , Top,, '••• a Y ' 3 ext. 4111r:.,-Nrr`)wz,ll4, Com e ty Like It : Ilovilird ~" 3d 1j ... "t ' ti• ,' ‘"• ''1 ) • kt °,- ••1 ich will he proilnced tor ,he ,:tr_lll,t';e',,,l:.l;:„.• . 4.r ,, ;t v . :2 , . - c .. t , •,( i r iis ‘ .... ) ori , c,ll . M . elo- . Drania, c•dled John i.., 4 sit,ll ' '' . ,t` :0 r,t.lllli (I , .:JVCII 11;1: titt,n lit pr.- I•jri.,,,,te last tuairi,, Th e masi c , Niachinery, , tiee . ne i r);, 1i.„.„ • t anti l• - • . • • • ' n- , v 1,., : 1, ,"I at to. is are entirely new.—On I • 'IT s . i ..1 , ,, -4 I , ' - --( q (it I'l e c• ''. N• nev,rh•y, hiss 0 rein. ne ~ 1,d 4 ,.. „1. 1 , . rAllleSter : Ai rs. , ..,.. al., ' i aV ,:f .I!. ' ' ( ' "li etly- of •1s You Lkt.,... It. 7 o , t) , S , :i!..tis ,N il l i c i : t.•• „ ue :i , r.tii -•er: Mt C4rill)4Crf J oat-SS O'Ntitl. !...' .. ~_ • Air. 11. l MOIL , lifTis:77---------- ---.— IV,I . * . : ll ' , l r is rtadv to i-ulvastce, with P ° P\'' 4 ''' l s '' , "::.: -v t lega l . :t,• ';nterest, nn Fre , ;t''''ti: rorilptitllde 1:111j):)1(1' Le4, 'Z ' l . l:li l a z.. 'ln l in ti . );;•o - uer,,V, ite;ll Ci1!".;4",,. 3 1 , 4,;; , f . e Settle1111,11;;S' '.":l4l(l7iwu•sll:.l,'iliiture‘s, WEls;ClergYttlen ' ~,,,•i and :Aurolity '3 1- 1 1 '' '"IYP"rs •i• ' ""t '' N' • dr--or by lett "' t() -It. I ) , I. - • Jian . o. 'Weeti -•ine an 'VC, . , .. t l';'4ltitf:,"'''''''''f 011".•'',T117.i.,,,,1 ih., 1 1, ,, N o , 8, L o v e r .I;.i.:t-st ILe , ••••••,..., -'414...11'11t'1C-13-T}f iNia ' gnitutle. will be preferred. '1 ,:r0 TIIONIA!; TAyLon, ES(,' ,„ "9,9, New 111rtdge-strect, 1 .-"" (1 1"' „ • , " , art, si il , ' - ' E,,,iii l bci IT a, .tia . ren 18. l• • iii . t'i 1 , 1 c • the --- ivave to inform you, that ever since • t? lt !'i.C.l ' ' ' '' f ' , l , 7 :;,' I ball !XL.% ;1111: - Cttit will; the Imes Vent i ...r . e , a ie ; rsc r •h t ,;" ' obstinatly resisting eve!'Y e."O-se "1".',1i`,1:„... i1i,,,,;;,, h Y the tit i ost eu;inent of the faculty here, ,p , ) , i. . til;,„'j',""'nt. 3,,Ver e'rirs . cs of salivaiion, and twice li , s ht or', ; ''' 4 l the Ilositital with rttle relief, would 3P P e ' - ' 4 ti,y,,,,t.'-‘tr.cst in vetelf,: t nat ure . In the skein;; of last ,yre!,:jid t, ' l'tler lute(. t t :- 11;y,., ••• if. ', 1 4. got tit such a io•a , l / -4 ' (1 x'' '," i 's -- 1 hatl a ittr..., , re Meer on the or,wn of tit, 1it.. , .1, as nearly to put apt., , „. 1.1;41111),,..eezi arm' , o' ' ,•..; ' —4 ,, int• It:;:, were brohe o . nt in a , trigh . .t,ll n i te cif ; , ' ,P-r , 'gllt was eli : e.a.(lfally pailiful, Tait ! . ;;;;i ''"e l ,' ."; a . 'wo lal'(""Mi4ni for the last seven years ; P.l3' 'Alt. Ita(,` iced, kit stlti;t2o!des 1111 it, Av as rev, much di .alattreo, nun 4' tie,,o,':clllei;ititt- pain pa'rtictflralv when warin in '''' re ,' "' ' l cl'i ive ' rne cif .' rest • ia . thiS lanicuta:•;le state,. I N.:lt .(,",.n'illo;(1,1 by Mr. J. : filonv)so:1, (‘.11,' riq'''iced. so k41 • 1 :C - s ur '' l 'Y l's. -1 1 b - 0. , to ta' - c.• ' Ye t ur Leak's Patent 1 °11: ( 1- - ' ''''': , ll‘ to . i' r i . • .- 00i i ' eil • • 'll the course et a , 11„,a, t , ,•,. ~.0 Ott ..i ; e ..,,,,i 0, .: ,I ). ,1 . .. ,) Pills, , aitl, ~. .. " ( gzul to receive lizfeetit —in bait m re t . ty . 11 , ) a 1,•:14,,,f"'e ulcers on to head anti ;nails were son-11 , 11Y Ile ' d ," e:re, t et, t! , .6 s•, r , „', , 1,:.,, i„,•,t e d , i 1 . 3, ,; leaving,' nov:- 1 1' ..11 t e if u ?l siL k, rtbie ill;e 7 tili n ea )- ratT on in - •the sliin, and pain i 1 . 1 ... t) , 1 c e - , l ;''" • r ''''' i'ft• Wili •It, by ' - li • lilts:big to ciod, and a tit, ,ii.':',,t-L,l;cft.'''sr.'-.e,ytn,,a.t!ce iiit yoCir:ii ( i . v , alll . abltt :; : f . e . (.l . !; . :ine, subsided ; ll'ira hue, and , t„,,ln.ttisr,iatig, th e skin regaining os ". . . . . , . f b"l ! . li ‘ k, ' 'l,'" .tats 4' lad 1 lal I Y ~, )ing off.-1 thus bec-unt, u) , " Il tier ',l.l.'",,,ivice inedicitle ctly free front . all ni? 1t,.„,,ti-oloptaints—havc recove ' red niv former spit-1;s and t "; l l.l';',,,'', and aw becltnn e jolly and fat, ..11 which state haviiu, O t, l tt I ::;',,:1:t349.' months to the and of all t.vho knew but '''.. von •ss In vhat, terms t,.) express trt) :;latitude, ~. , ilii,-1,,,, tor the good of cther sollering• mortals, to "`' lci,; 1..14•5e 1011111 C ZIS 1;0, ible, as I sliall On every occa ,s.:l.',u d uing you will greatly ohhge, . ~ t , your grictetul obedient, very humble set lan ? W4li n , . r., ALEN:. MURKE•I3,. ~ - .1..105e, Iliqh-sti-eet, Edinburgh. • ,10 , on 1,1 _ Wittisses to the above ciire:— J,,? l 'P s tm, No. 3, New Poultry Marhet, Edinburg . " ; p . till INl,ititosh, Oid Assembly Close, Edinburgh. 4 -, t)jiLP.,'ll'ti atul sold l'y 1 • 1 l''' pc .tor 11.7:10 . 2,1AS TAY , hiiii4 ".‘l94ber of A.l , 1- I ',L s."iec,; 11(:-.. g l . L 'of ' rutrgcons, at his :?;'• s t.;;lC r `:; s l ) , , , New, lin-ti d;e 3--a strec. ‘ ;. ' , 'l l4%nd o n ; Whet e, after .3 414 1 .6 .1 . • 4, ilce of more than :IS years, in a practice p, ti it',l4e'lli".l'tetl to tire. cure, of Venereal Counilaints and those ', ette v ‘ 1,!..t0 the Parts if (3 , lie - Con gitti that inviolable f'itt, -1 1 , 1 .. ', 1 1 c."-.ls; a : ( f, l ':_nl . e . l , l t.. hi st. prof t e . 'ssit i :r t i 1 5h;:t . 1 . 1,1 t.iay,,,s,i.istisat:l7,c^c he ittow,"_e t ., 1 1 ! , k ts himself the admit a . m. ,. ; i i .. t . kit. est eule •_.: 1 Hai ot.stee,s to persons 1 '1inki . 4,.." , ( i )y a discerning Publict,4aks:inagigtilsvai‘t‘.tvi(tgicet:sn',l4l%;iiniil rivf‘ho sold, a l ; ~} e!iitt . of all ambiguity. tit; n} g -at a 4 ) 1"$ appointment, for the convenience of tho . st . it','•t) l'iiii,‘,''',', l 'ee, at the P erfuoicr's,'No. :15, S. :Thaw's - t 1300 r, ~,,,,;*l.; the Tovst ion ...; 1( ~ 0,4;,,,.,1.,t r ,,,t. ; Air. t . ' l ,, e ',;, ir:',l' N ". 7, Vis-11-st i • e ' et ' - ‘ 171 . 1) -' kr..11:;:;•:•cr's, Soli' ii i,'"vell';‘,l:l-;,"","g1;; Nit% l'`l ) ini;..lld, ,fe . %yeller, Glasg(?"'; ' 1 , 1 !: ~.‘‘.,, in ( iii,im , k i by o,lv p eront i n ry consith•raot l i. t ‘ ;',tti,, l4l, te‘.l lirit-lia it•al 1r - I;ti' ' 1 boxe:i of oul Y L2 ' . j '' . 1 11"1 ' (-1 qkral •d L ..• •.! " It • 't • plait' airecti , ins, t4,6t ti,.,F p tts,,,i, • ~. t . tip %lan ill,. acid I • . se,_ \vitt, _••' . !'te , 5 i_ 1.,, , , , t,, , t, tither sex tH;:y once tiltn, CS II 4t44,,ii. -Ert,r_c.l.:, Zlllll S;liety. tct i ;l`, t ot , v ,'. .!.. 5, x sold to (it eat-Poataiu is sealed up w . ith 1,, • I `"''' ta• "('''' 4 3' fat•iut• the ConohisSione'n', i' printed tki t „ 'lO Oil: . T . , ''• idge-street, "4 Wii iil . 1: L1' ... 1 aYh.r, N . ,,,„,, Nciv 1, , ~ . Selo atai All utile; s arG counteituts. ,4, • : . m , , j 0. 4.' , ......., 1, . , ia fo r- N ..._ ...o.' ...3 TUESDAN, OCTOBI. 21, Pl 3. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ocr. 6. S 1 5. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED C:ONIPANY of MEnctiANTs of ENGI4ND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, 'do hereby gire-Atico,_ That a GENERAL COIJIIT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the lath Instant, from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six in the Eveni4, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said COMPANY, in the rowu of Abraham Itobarts, Esq. who bath disqualified. EAST INDIA HOUSE,- Om 6, 1815. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Court will be:ready to rtcei►•e Proposals in writing, on or before EDNESDAY, the 2&tli October next, from sneh Person or Persons as may be willing to LET on FREIGHT, for One Voyage, SUIPS of the blrthen of from 500 Tons to 900 Tons, builders' measurement, (Or the Couvany's Extra Serric'e, The Tenders, with the Words "S.4;ip Tender . " on the Coi•er, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the said 2.5 th October next.; beyond which hour no Tender Will be received. JAMES COBB Secretary. The particulats of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ships will be severally employed in the Company's Service, may be had on application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 9th Instant. ltifiiNEY or STOCK, with all 'the Rise in 1441._ Consols above 5(; NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, 7th NOVEMBER, 3 Prizes of 1 .50,000 4 Prizes of /..20,000 - MAY ALL BE DRAWN. The Scheme contains 3 Pri'zes of 50,0001. 3 per Cent. Coirsols, 150,0001. 4 (lift; of 2+t,0001:....... ditto 3 ditto of 4,0001•.. 12,0001. 4,002 Prizes of 1,0001: 5001. 3001. 2001. 1001. &e. &c. Makim.; a grand Total (in Stock and Money) of 314,0001. which oiav ail be drawn among the 15,000 Tickets. Pnrch4sers iu this Lottery have ail the ad ea stage of all the 111 ,,, e in the Fuo.is above ,q; tlrs has . already Aired to the Value of the Stock Prizes, .i e.;iiool of inore FOUIITiiILN THOUSAND POUNDS! and is increasing daily. The Holders both of Tickets and Shares, will have t he option of receiving the Value, however bigh the Funds :nay rise, IN MONEY ON DENLIND. • Tickets and Sbares are idling by 'the Contractor, THST-1, Stock•Braker, 4, CORNHILL, and 9. CHARING-CROSS, London, who Shared and Sold, in the Lottery drawn in Juiy, 2,657, a I'. ite of 40,001., and io the Lottery drawn it April, ALL the S Prizes of 30,0001. &c. &c. &c. Ott the Ist of November will ite polle.i.hed,. pric e 31. In Oue Volume, 4to. i dled tsr , ,, Maps ajo 16 Plates, t 4 of which are col oured, A N ACCOUN I. of the KINGDOM of CAU .I 11UL, and its Dependencies hi PI .ia, Tartary, and ; comprising a View .1 the Afghaun Nation, and a Ili, tory of the Doorannee Monarchy. 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CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES ARE iiatronized by the - First Noblemen in the Ki:,gdotn, as well as by the following Honourable La , dies, who havi.' given this Medicine to their own Children, and aka to the Poor of their respective Neighbourhoods, with unparalle!ed sacce-• Her - Grace the Duchess of The Hon. Lady Say and Sele, Leeds, . " The Right Holt. the Countess Her Grace the Duchess of of :Shaftesbury, Rutland; • The Right Hon. the Conntess The Right Hon. the Countess, of Mountnorris, of Darnl , y, The Right Hon the Countess The Right Hen. Lady Caro- of Corp, tiac Capel, The Right Hon. Lady Lucy The Iti-:11 Hon. Lady Eliza- Bridgman, heti: Spencer, Lady Page Turner, T!:e Hon. Lady. Boston, Lady Lovet, And znany other Ladi , s of the fir s t Rank and Character, too numerous 1 -, ) insert. Sold at It. Butler's Chemical and Aledielue Warehouse, 4, Clp.'.4ipSfde, corner of St. Paul's ;;hurcli-yard, Lo n d on , an d C,:untry Medicine Venders in every Town, In Boxes, at '2s. J. each. W.ITERI.OO SUBSCRIPTION. City of London Tavern, October_23, HE 'COMMITTEE (10ire to receive ityimedi rife . T I' •t• •tl AV'l d • st pp ,ca, ions ot si aws,, , . (110,1 AV. lielaT;vei, and fur Orphans of pincers and Soldiers killed, and ft , ,:o Oilicers disa/tled, or severely wounded, nod Privats disabled or severely wovnded ; being ready to attend to a:I such eases, and to afford, where wanted, a present assistance, in part of that which imay hereafter be determined on for their ca i ses respectively when a. near calctilation can ,be made of the extent of Claims, and of the amount of the Subscriptions properly appiicabititO such relief. Amount of Subscriptions made and reeeived at this place to the 21st instant, is - L. 195,419 17 9 Further Sul L. .r. d. Macclesfield, Borough and neighbouring. Parishes, 'remitted by It. Turner, Esq. Treasurer, viz. Borough of Maccles field 542 1 0 The Parish of Presthurv, per. theiser. •.I.l3rowne, - Vicar - 10 14 Townshlpsof ,scriptions : L. c. d. -wady remitted, in • • eluding tOl. from the burgh of San- . • cinhar, by David Staff:;, , Esq. • - 24 19 0 Collection in the Cha pelry of Euxton, . - Lancashire, periter. Henry Brierley • 9 16 0 Collection at Turn woith, in Dorset shire, •per Rev. Sam. Filzhcrbert - 1 9 0 Colkiction at North Shield , anl Tyne mouth, in addition to 401. 6d. leady remitted - 8C 6 6 Parish of Ay,ot Si. Lawrence, Herts.by the flee. T. J. Jan maul - - 0 18 0 Urds6jlLl 3' 8 0 Titherington 15 6 6 Adlisigton 8.1 2 10 Batley - - 27 3 Mottratn St. • " • 'Andrew IS 3 6 Lyme. Handley 3.3 6 Lover With- • ington - 20 3 Sutton - 3 1 9 Kettlt:shillala 010 0 --167 14 1 Rainow Sc. Saltersford per Rev. T. Parker 28 16 9 Bosley, par Rev. T. _ _ Nlo;il:ll . wise - R 9 10 R'ilnts{uw, per the Rev. Mr. Bras , thaw 21 2 6 Swetten . ham, per Rev. Thos. Swettenham 9 12 0 777 16 2 Expences - 17 4 2 - • 760 12 0 A SubserirtiOn from sundry Inhabitauts of Lhwidlves, Mont gomeryshire, per Charles C:616 Esq. 15 1 0 A Parochial SUbscrip tioo front I,lanidloes & Trefeglwys, both in Montgomeryshire per ditto - • 713 t; Parish of Loftus, in • Yorkshire, by the Cluir-hwardens 3 8 0 Collecti,,n at i)uni friei, in addition to the sum of 5251. al- At Lubbock & Co. Collection at IVash ington. Sussex, by the Overseers - 12 1G 0 Parish of Boynton, per Rev. P. Simpson 3 1 C Parish of Carnaby, per • ditto - 1 I 0 Parish of Kilham, per _ . • Rev. Alex. Bayne 317 4 Pa! ish of Burton Llg ness per Rev. Thus. Alilnrs - - 114 0 Rey. Thomas Manes 10 10 Parish of Sidliury, De von, per the Rev. H; Fellows s 18 11 9 At LlOyd's. M. J. Ramsey - 1 0 0 Parish of Bathi , ell Ask, per the Church wardens - Parish of North Hel sey, near Colston, Luicoln - A. L. - - - Parish of Arkworth, %Vest Riding of York s h ire,additi on aLper Rev. IV. It. Hay - 1 0 6 4 16 0 - 1 2 3 1 0 0 "The• Committee wishes ,to engage three or four light Apartments for ('Bees, with preference of suitable conve nience near to and - /Pert of tine Royal Exchange. Nota Bene, All Communications per Post; are to be directed l 3 ate LAndon, and to be put under Corer, directed Francis Erecting, Esq. , l'e• Post Vice; London. rr. S. Subscriptions are received at T.loyd's; at the City of Lon don Tavern; and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis. J. P. WELSFORD, Sec. 23d October. 7,•; FT- • _ _ PORT ROYAL, JAMAICA. ÜBSC PTION for the RELIEF of the KY SUFFERERS by the DESTRUCTION of the above TOWN by FIRE. Amount already advertised - - L. 1,956 5 0 Forther Subscriptions since received : The lii; ht Hon. Lord Carringtan ~50 0 0 • 'l'. K. hall, Esq. per Crompton and Co. -—2 O 0 0 Rolngt Hibbert, Esq. Births, Cheshire - 50 , 0 0 Charles Rose Ellis, Esq. M. P. - - 50 , 0 0 John Ellis, Egg; . - -- - - - 50 0 0 James Walker, Esq.. - . - 25 0 0 William Paterson, Esq. Ayr, N.B. per D. Lyon ec, Co. 105 0 , 0 . _. _. . , Subscriptions may . be • plid or 'remitted to the Collecting Committee, who are addressed, at. Mr. Holden's, New City Chambers, Bishopsgatc-street.—Subscription . :lnoks also re main open at Lloyd's, and at the Jamait4 Coffee-houses. PATENT ANATOMICAL SELF-REGULATING TRUSS. THIS recent INVENTION of Messrs. LING FORD, fur which his Majesty's. Patent has been grant ed, will, they confidently hope, entirely 'obiiate the incon- . venience complained of in other Trusses. Its superiority will instantly he apparent, as it combines in ►tself the parti cular advantages of every other Truss,-without their defects, and :nay be regulated, either higher or lower, backwaid or forward, as required by the Wearer,- and be applied with the greatest nicety to the exact part afflicted, nok will be subject to the intense pressure and excoriation too frequently caused by 'Trusses upon a different construction. Messrs. L. while disclaiming - a Wish to depreciate the pro perty of others, solicit a comparison as the fairest test of the truth of their asseitions.—Messrs. L. will feel honoured by the call of any Medical or Surgical Gentleman. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS, ti• R. VENEL's 'ANTISCORBUTIC VEGET ; A • ABLE PILLS are, proved, by the experience of thou.: sands of the first Families in Europe to be the most certain, safe, and powerful alterative, purifier, and sweetener of the Blood, ever discovered. The very high estimation in which this Medicine has been held fora great number of years must render all encomiums quite unnecessary. The Proprietor can refer to so many individuals of respectability, wh o have de rived benefit front - these Pills, that the most scrupulous must he satisfied with. But the real merits of this Vegetable Pre= , paration war, on a fair trial, plead more lot cibly in its own behalf, than any thing that can be said of it. All those af flicted with Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, cutaneous and acri monious Eruptions, or other Disorders,. occasioned by impu rities of the Mood. To those likewise, whose Constitutions have been impaired by the injudicious use of Mercury, it ;mist be a great consolation to have the assurance of finding re lief. Whatev. r may have been the . original cause, the most inveterate cases of Scurvy, &c. invariably yield to the benign influence•of these Fide.. When all other Medicines have been tried in rain, :Md the prescriptions of the most ated Physicians have failed; these Pilli have proved ellicacionr...' Ventl's Treatise oh the Scurvy may be biagratis, at 14, New North-street, lied-lion-square, where the Pills ate pn.pared-genuine only by the Proprietor, and solit,'whadeale and retail, price :is. 6d. per packet. or six in one for sup, gPi s um, duty included: - Said also by BacOu, 130, and 76, Oxford-street; Richards, 193, Strand; Ward, 311. IlolbOra tititton, corner of Southampttia-fitievt,l•ki'mrtr; and all other Medicine Veadcrs, rr*TCR SEtrENPENCE. FOREIGN IN"I'..V,LIGENCE. FRENCH PAYERS [REcErvls', LAST NIGHT.] CNAMBER OF PEERS.—Sitling,bf the 19th Ort. VIC Sitting Was opened at, two Chancellor read a letter from the adie of Reggio, Coniman6nt in Chief of the Nalional Guard, of- ferin in its name to .furhish the Chamber with a guard of honour during its sittings: The Chamber, without coming to any decision. upon this prOposal, charged its President to com municate upon it with the Coulinandant in Chief. A di3cuStion took place on the law presented in the last sitting, on the regulation of the Court of Accounts. It was sent for examination to a Com mittee of five, composed of M. Deseze, Baron Seguier . , the Martinis de FetintleVille, and Counts Pastoret and Q•tritier. Count Alol4, iii the name or a Comthittee let the "Revision Of the Regulations of the Chamber, made a report, which was ordered to be printed, and its discussion fixed for Saturday next. PARIS, Ocr. 20.—His Majesty's ambassador at, London has just ,acquainted the Minister at War., that immediately on his being informed that there were in England a certain number of sot- . diers of the 10th regiment of the line, Which tingnished itself by its devotedness and courage, under the orders of the Duke d'Angouleme, he reclaimed them of the Ministers.of his Britannic Majesty. His Royal Highness the Prince Re;. , gent, informed that these..brdve and loyal ser vants of the King had been compelled to serve by the Usurper, and placed by him. at the most dangerous posts in the late battles, and that there were found upon thOse who met almost inevitable death, ensigns of fidelity to thei r ki ng , no t O n ly ordere . d the. above soldiers to he idimediately sent bune to their .country, but has even generously : provided for the expences of their aembarkation for Havre or Dieppe-, where they must very swift arrivit. . Early yesterday morning the Police made. searches in the. Rue de la Michandiere ; it is i'liy sutnefl, in quest of some individuals marked out as I,lgitator s. The Prussian General 11;:1otv orcupieS, in Paris, the ['wet of the Prince of Echtni::A. One. Roageek„:an_oldPMeee, who bad lost big arm, and been appointed by the' King a Captain adjoint to the Staff of the Garrison of Paris, and a Member of the Legion of liouotir, has been sentenced by' the Assize Court of Paris to a year's imprisonment, for having held 'seditious discourse exciting to rebellion. The object or the assemblage of all the German troops stationed at Paris and in its environs, which took !thee on the ISth .in the Champ de Mars, Was to celebrate the anniversary of the bat tle of LeiPsiek, an event. to which Europe owes its libirty, and France the happiness of being re. stored to her legitituat?. Soverei;:,n. Along the slope which susrounds the Champ de Mitt s;'was first seen a division of Austrian troops, Hunga rians, and a corps of Lancers ; next the 4th Prussian corps, the same which decided the fate of the battle of Waterloo; then different divi. sioos of llanoverians, Bennswiekers, the corps of Nassau, a‘;cl the German Legion. The Allied Gene rah', amongst•wltte-1 were the Duke of Wellington, the Prince of Hesse Iloinhurg, General Bolow, &c. first made the tour -of the Champ de Mars, w h ere th e troops were drawn up in close Column ; then each brigmle having formed a qpittre, devo tional hymns were sung, and the chaplains pro nounced dicourses corresponding to the occasion.. This cer'emony, at come religions and military,. produced the most lively impression on the troops, who were reminded, that it teas front that very spot, scarcely foto. months, that he had set off who menaced Europe, but whose plans were annihilated at Waterloo. An artillery salnte ter minated the ceremony ; after which the troops defiled in preieuee of the Generals, placed in the centre of the field, and then Went off to their different cantonments. 'Their number, it is said, amounted to 60,000 men.—(Gazette de Fiance.) There is talk of a plan, which, if realized, would be agreeable to the friends of science and the arts. The King's library, that precious deposit, for the safety of which the Opera-house is so dangerous a neighbour, will, it is said,.he transported to the north side of the buildings of the Court of the Louvre. The institute, the academies, the schools of painting and sculpture, will occupy all - the lower story of the south .wing. The building of the Quartre Nations will then be restored to the 'university, and. the artists now lodged there, will be removed to the buildings of the Kitig's library in the Roe de Richelieu, as well as the painters, to whom apartments have been given in, the Court of the Sorbonue. The buildings of the Sor bonne will then be restored to the faculty of Theology, which has Ion; claimed them back. ilk. the Count de None, .Sub-Prefect of Jols sons, has sent us the followiug details of the ter rible catastrophe "of the 13th, which are mole circumstantial than those aiready published : " The Nlagaziiie, No. I;capable of containing fforn 12 to 15,000 pun4s %weight. of gunpowder, and a considerable number of carcasses and bullets, blew up: the explosion was terrible : 39 persons, among whom was an of of artillery, two subaltorns, sis .soldiers, seven senzinars.fes, a ltu3siaa - k , O "v F). Itlno3 j. o f, ore' r ec.! At"' g a" 13tIL f ief L:C °Ll' o ett 1;k r" ociesf ;v 4- ‘