The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

I a,~ " A ‘Ck tt., / ;:' ). - „ 4, . I rN; • 1 . 04 . f ;toa.zh,i; • • ~`~ ‘tr.4 it; . ,q,~v , . .... - - : - . , 4 ., -‘:. , !•: - , 7 J 0 „ '", '', .. , - , Z,'„...•••••'s. ' ..,-....-A . ''; , ----. * -- -" -----',.. ' , l•S'`,A".t.V.;,"'i, 1'": ' - , . L-1-.--i--'1 er4P---(ZY':•, \ ---' tt -.4 ~..- - - -. .- ---,# 2 '.1 4.7-7. - ri. ••:: -,‘'i ,f z At ' • :x • , . 4 /., -,:: ' ,„•<,,,,, , .- , '.'7 4,7, 1 ... '-`•:1 ,t 4 ~ ' /.,.5 . :";';',- / 1 -7" ', '•i‘ ''''':' 9,..,• /! t\ ~~'lJ~r;,~!'~`~~ 1~~;`~ ,~ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17,1815. vtrAittit 721 0 1 [PRICE SEVY&PENCT4 TTHEATRE- RO fA L, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 17, 1515, tLeit Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of THE WILL. 11 141:dr S olomon Cynic, Mr. D ow t on ; M an de v ill e , Me. Pope: ro v ' I\ll ‘. ll ae ; V.eritas, M r . Wallack ; Realize , Mr. 1.,t,1% 1 e; de- A 111 i na M an d ev ill e, Mrs. Mardyn (her first appearance tir4 t Character) ; Cicely Copsley, Miss Boyce. .4fter which, a nth Mel , Dramatic Romance, • MAGPIE ; Olt, THE MAW OF PALAISEAtI. , r "• le Baili e , Mr. Mundell ; Farmer Gervas, Mr.- Dowton ; • 11, ra rd,. Mr. !t. Phillips ; St. Clair, Mr. Barnard; Richar d,W allack ; Blaissot, Mr. Knight; Isaac, Mr. OxberrY • Maddoclis ; Datne Gervas, Mrs. Sparks; Annette, ss elly. 4;1 Act the First, an Ine;detdal' Ballet, composed `by Mr. bl'The Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Stint h, sslrallancY • 41-, 1 1 1 ;' x and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the R otunda, .fr ui ;”..Primi pal Entrance of the Theatre, in BrydgeS-street, v A s- ' 'ten till Four, and of whom tiny he had a Prtvate Box t atty). • B oxes Price, ; Second Price, I s . :is. ed. ; Second ~--Lower Galles y, ; Second Price, . • , Is.; Second Price, f;d: fe,,, r :i i n trrovii . , The Bt;ggars' Opera, in which Miss Nosh, of "on 1 make her first appearance in the Character Ott T I ,Y ; ' , jib the I ,, tree of Two Strings to you; bow vith ,", s ur sd , lY, the Tragedy, of Othello : Othello, Mr. Kean ; t 0 ,,,:',"e Farce of The Deserter.—On Saturday, a favourite '"Y; with The Magpie, or The Maid of Palaiseau. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 11:141S PRESENT ti'VENING - Oct. 17, 1815, L will be acted the TragedY t'f . RONIEO AND JULIET. 1 11. riet, Egerton ; Romeo, Mr. C.' Kemble ; Mercutio, 16 1.1 1 .; n '5; Tyhalt, Mr. tiarremore ; Friar Laurence, Mr. Vtrt. ; 4 : i r ; 'itly Capulet, Mrs. itenaud ; Nurse, Mrs. • 7 ilk U ' Let, Miss O'Neill. Musquertile.and Danc-e incidental to the Play. After whclt will he pr o d!i ce d the new Farce of Th e , . THE FARCE WRITER. Itt r. Principhl Characters by Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Jones Nl6, ; : ii ? l nglis, Mr. Mathews, ICIr. Emery; Mrs. Davenport, ' ~ e fiin D ~" „ rs will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play j;uxesdt Half -past d Price ed.—Pit 3S. ; Second Price St„,.!4ower Gallery 2s. ;, - Second Price is :Upper Gallery is.; i "d Price (M. lg ox l . , a c,,ts .. f o r the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the "ukc, Hart-street, fr om Ten till Four. . I 'oll ° l , l ' )or ruw, the Comedy of As You Like It : Ttosalind bya L4 i d Y) being her* first appearance on any stage ; after toe Comic Opera of The Poor Soldier; Patrick,. 4 tcri ric i u Frell,, being her first appearance at this Theatre, st and . j a , le sr' a nY srage.—OnTlairsday.th e TragedyofJ ant )( l ife. ! l ay O'Neill; with The Farce! Writer.—On !ti Poll " 8 NePliens will make her first appearance this season 1 Y " 1 The B eggars ' O pera ; Macheath, Mr Sinclair, lus t appearance in thatChatacter.—On Saturday, Z , , l Yt i h i F . .„ ( r ' a Y g ( e 'f d l y sab e ll a; Is a b e ll a , Mi ss O'N e ill.—° P of The Grecian DaUghter : Euphrasia, Miss • 4t. t ePar: l in "'and Histo r i ca l Mel o -D rama , w hi c h h as beente xt m "Tli since last summer, will be produced early in the 411 U, h entirely r 1 new Music, Machinery, Scenery, liecuratoL. BIBLE FOR PROMOTING CHRIS . - * • • TIAN KNOWLEDGE. tinE.P•"hiie . respectfully informed, that a trs• N y i': a l t ; sliperfine . Royal Paper, is in the tXL (4 . „ .be published early November, with -- 7 4 tub r Etllturrt. Part X. 11.13 published in , •.„.-14) r • =4li. "r the soe b y F. G. and J. ton, No. 62, St. 3 cL_ g a rd . SUPERIOR ADVICE. itlll7iN ?rofessional Men, eminent for skill .. ' Ili.iitiesand ex perience-, offer their advice, and exert . their teri or t '' f:tr the cure of a t'tW reigninglYisi•ases, they 1 'se si,n dve•rt,_'' titat prejetite which is so justly excited againsttae letet,ts..eaketas of nien, ignorant Of the first principles,.. an . e.).‘4ted ,!din the Pra t * ' of Physic, Messrs. CURRLE and • ~, , 4 ,a ig i t7l i ' lr Su rgeo•n:, sanctioned by every privilege to pra t e : „ 4 "Ot f p , ,), en he uniform success which their mode of ti ea i ' l l 'i' e t i n u lt - ; . n ' l t e i t Zl sa eomplaints has hitherto been i . ittend, treat -414 erery pec,un tne assiduity to direct their studies to the .. of that baneful poison, as : well . as the !L i tsev ilit °f those diStre!•sing debilities and deficiencies wine 1 , ~,fh tl4l., or embitter tho matrimonal state. In . the catalogue tvilich.l.4 infirmities there are none more mulliz•ting than those eert, h e the. unavoidable consequences of an indulgence in ort i , 11 , ' tYstructive habit. The unhappy strife . rer broods .. di ced `tsuas'ls.lift`rttales, ashamed to seek relief, until he is .rt -14 %ell- s tate of misery as to render life oppressive. !tim e) . n , Persons it will 1 a tonsOling reflection to know that t\ ': ) tk,,i t a Y,„'"'"rk bY a nek Ire infallible:remedy, be restored vei t t4 , ..,,,. .:rriter co ustitli 4 o t nal strength and rigour. Weak, tx,.. e 7 5 1, , ,, ml- debilitated habits, proceeding either fron: e a si n . del i " ;.! ottittgal and illicit pleasore, or injudicious use , _ 414, 4 ; 1 : out 1? Sites, hard drinking, the injudicious it. Of . tt 4,4 !,.'&,!-.'• art speedily restored tt, health and strength., a; *'egate's" be a self-evident prOpositioa, that where. the ak,- ;tad eu Of ititelleetual ea amity is directed to the treatment tre'mit e re Of a few peculi P ar complaints, there must be . Ilit. u - ' ti r r e 'Ll t ' h ttai tttY of sneces c s • anti: s as a - proof of : this position A k; i fT --- "( 1 of cure is s - o . ' partienlarl e_Yreditious, as wilt I.km. 'wilt( so evidently superior to the common practice, '''lttpl et ee le slight ease; of infection d. dais, In t l ~ i _ the ,tlt efl in the short period of tinge dat-3, anti 111 . tho,.,t. of 4 Prp„n!"St • invetera.cv whet other practitioners have failA,.. t it , - ver I ,"_._ . ". „k . o nee in their plan of treatment „ensures to fie. Pa tient ° ." l-r1 , I. I .t. 1 , ,.. rt safe, well-grounded, and lasting re-.establish- e'Ner , , , 4 " edrlY application, the patient will escape th . e. • m surf e xPermee of a tedious attendance upon the less e:...- t : tl !." I Practitiuner. ' In the most obstinate and comph- 14 '41 r t- .` l '. e s of • veneremil infection,.such as obstructions in the el'aptl:?!Pungy excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, Ivimetta.o_'", seniinal Weakness, gleets, as also STRICI CRI,S, I:s e 4 1 rv ent - or of long •Ilth : ation, and which hare baffled ZPl , to ,t.'t(?l other practitioriers, are, by their present improve , d L 't tl iv '....a.termt, effectually and permanently cured, i• wi i t i m l l , - ~ e 4,,,,T hi t. :ittent suffering the excruciating pain . and.a. at Of the ' i 4 14 11 . e. `'c' .e which frequently follows time application 0 .. .. bi im4 t !',ti,e• In the cours of 20 years eltensive practic,e and t ire: ,14,,i°Plis, numerous eases of strictures have bec i o,...k i n s :i.,trtete:ltt.,4.llder their (lire, the total eradication of wttll• „Peri t ,, c 5 4 safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, o.ix.t —4 ; a , i t i a ' , IV other Yet adopted. , The we;ditiess, rt.. -e4l lit e . ' ' it mi ' l l the patient restored ' to sound and vigorous D er , p - ~ —ut, where die . debility has for years:existed, a pi 0- trien , e ' k 'rauce itk their restorative remedies, 1 ,-- . . 1 r,,, has tw,,4itmituVunibering sate, . tteen destroyed, is indis atter !i t te pensalkly requisite ""e , " I l '` sparks of life, and to re- animate the y ) 4 . 4 N4:blemert and Gentle yen of the first respectabi lhe r t ',lvt htli under the Care of j is.les.srs. Currie and Co. for 40,i o . ' ( wal of omplaiks of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; timat te't"4; received mt radical and permanent cure, request of d t e ' i ' s 'l•oltY,:be !omits to them as satisfactory eviden ces (). trt.,..tcmsive superiority of Messrs. ' Clinic and. Co.'s plan fre 'rt IP T'rits Manyrof these Gentlemen have had Strictures . lit 'ke, I ) .? ° Years t and th ese !teen untler . the eare ot Messrs.. teh t , ..,11: ,tytules,' and o t h t . ; Surgeons of equal entinCtlLC, tiii,silti, :,,,iittle.,l the cure by the: application of the lunar Al tsa . " 4 t stlecess.' • 'tots - tire „: 4 " 1 . 1 and Co. may be consulted by either . S ex, , \ 'sl.''''''st delicacr, secrecy and honoui•, attheir l'am* - "• K 7, lint ' 1. . , t'ut •,,. ton-garden. i" Ot Lt i • the Leucite). are requested•to state . it the partic , -I'el esn , , t ,'' e a .se, ;ere. 'mud ”. •nerml habit of living, &c. &c. 4at,„ will'', E tnuitt z ,,,'„" f . ,, t , 1 •,': - .- ce ' and „,,.,;:,citieS, when the . , °%ir e t i,. je;:iven or sent to ' - ' O . l , 'art of tiro kingdom. 1 o 1 1 1 • 4 `'e , :t .t t s ;', er eeY so esseetcal ) t i o ,their undertaking,. the 14 " 441 :1 , " e i,;' . " "'aY lie stiltied to the account for medicate?. "4 ..ti:).---107., ki.,,,,t0e.14,irdeu." VIC7'U.-11,LINO OFFICE, Oct. 1q,1,315. T"" com,,msioNEßSfor VIC7VALLI His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notic, that on. Friday, the 27th Instant, they wiltbe roily to eceeive Ten ders, inwritting, sealed tip, and treat for Six Hundred Mille V - 6OLDSTON E 'or IMO Wid . WILLOW RODS (not less than Prig -eight inches in lengtO ; to be answerable to samples of sect less than 500 each great Tale, to he produced with the Tenders; to be delivered into his .31o . frstw's Victnalling Stores at Deptford, i 4 Monthly Proportions, between Ise November and 29th February next; and to be paid for by Bills, paytible with Interest, 7linet y Days alter dale. The Conditions of the Contract may be !Ten at the &- eretary's Office. No Tender for a less quantity than 100 Mille will attend ed to, nor will. any ir,rard be had to any in which •tlw Prtcc tl ryll not he inserted in words at length, or that .Sltnll not 'be delivered to the Board be . l)re One o'clock on the said Friday, the 27th Instant; nor unless the Perm:. snho niahes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attendS• to answer when callcd.kir. EXCHEQUER BILL OtFICE, Oct.. 16, 1315, All EXCHEQUER DILLS ilatttl in the 'Moab of Octb - - .her, ISI4-, On Aids, 1814, 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 53. Supply, 1814, L. 6,000,000, 54 Geo. Cap. 79c Vote of Credit, 1814, L. 3,000,00 0 ., 54 Geu. UI. C tp. 183. To, BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paying Off the Principal of the above-Mentioned EXC.:HE QUER, BILLS with the interest due thereon, at .the Ex chequer Bill (Mice in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Wednesday, the Sth day of November, .1815, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until, and including Monday, the 30th instant, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, fat the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills arc desired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists .(whichare to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as arc for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal sums and interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days en which they are respectively dated, to the said Bth day of 'Nov'ember inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers- (being holders or not) are indispensably re quiredto indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the buttons of each separate List; 4nd they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill °Oise for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of the. holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous 'of receiving paymn2nt •of the principal and interest, previous to the said Sth day of November, they may be accom modated on•eomputing time interest to the day on which they wish to he paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous 'Of !thing new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon marking new Bills:and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, deliveied on or before the 30th instant; may he accommodated with new Bills, carrying an Itt , terest of three pence half-penny by the day, on every one huridred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said sth day of November,' and will he delivered, together with the interest due in respect of.the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on Thursday, the iltb day of November, and the following days. N. 13.. All Excherraer Bills dated prior to October 1814, hare been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. . CUSTOM-HOUSE, London, 7th October, 1815, . FOB. SALE, (13y Order of the Hon.the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs), on Monday the 161 h, Tuesday the 17th, Wednesday the 18th, Thursday, the 19th, Friday the 20th, and Saturday the 21st Instant, at Two , o'Chsek in the Af ternoon of the said hays precisely, at the Commercial kale Rooms, mincin,4,,ue, follOwing - GOODS for EXPORTATION,. , East India Prohibited Goods, &c7:— FOR HOME CONSUMPTION, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Grocery ; Pickles, Tamarinds, and other Prost•rves; Hams; Candles, Bedding Skins, Can vas, Seed, Pill Boxes, Slops,, Plate Glass, diacco; Corks, China, ltig - s Dutch Drops, Castor Oil, Deal ' s, Tim ber, Masts, Spars, Oars; Mahogany, Mats, Cheese, Tar, Salt Petri!, Rushes, Cork, Beats, three Vessels and Materials of VesselS Lace, ShaWls, Cambric and other Linen Drapery , Haberdashery, Lacquered Ware, Gongs . , Gold 'and Silver Watches, and other Jewellery, Tonquin Beans, Prints, Paintings, 'Bough Crystal' and Amethysts, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue, CLEAR. OF ALL DUTIES, Also'Seventeen Hogsheads of Wine, and One Puncheon of Brandy, free of Duty for Exportation ; or, for Home Con sumption, m payment of the Daly of Customs and Excise. And Ten Tons of Salt for Exportation; or for Curing Fish under the directions of the xcise. The Wine, Brant 4., and Salt, to he viewed at the London Docks; thu Deals, Timber, Masts, Spars, Oars, Mahogany,. Mats, .Cheese, Tar, Salt-petre, Rushes, Cork, Boats, Vessels,, and MaterialS at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhit he ; and all other Goods at the King's Warehouse, Globe-yard, and No. 90, Lower Thames-street, on Thursday the leth, Friday the lath, and Saturday the 14th inst. and on the days of Sale, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning to One in the :Afternoon. Catalogues may be had at the King's Warehouse; Nb. 90, Lower Thanies-street, Price One Shilling each. • CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZF.NGES A patrquized by the First Noblenren in the Kingdom, as well as by the following Honourable La dies, who have given \ this Medicine to their own Children, and also to the Poor of their respective Neighbourhoods, with unparalleled success Her Grace the Duchess of The I-Ion: Lady Say and Sete, Leeds, The Right Hon. the Countess tier Grace the Duchess of of Shaftesbury, • • Rutland, The Right Hon. the Countess The Right Hon. the Countess of •lountnorris, of Darnley, The Right Hun- the Countess The tight Lion. Lady Caro- of Cork, line Capel, The Right, Hon. Lady Lucy The Right Hon. Lady Eliza- Bridgman, Meth Spencer, Lady Page-Titruer, The Hots. Lady Boston, . Lady Lovet, And many other Ladies of the firit.ltziali.and Character, too nunterotm to insert, Sold at R. Butler's Chemical and Medicine Warehousc i 4, Cheapside, curlier of St. Paul's Ohurch-yard, London, and most Country Medicine Venders in every Town ? in 11UNe9,. at 3s. 9d. each. OCTOBER DIVIDENDS. DIVIDENDS INCREASED riEroNI) EMAMPLE by the THREE Prlzes of L. 30,000 FOUR Pri z'vs 'of L. 20,000 &c* &c. All of which may be drawn 7th NOVEMBER: Tl3l-511, Contractor, r - cspectfully I)rnits the • following Scalr to his best Friends, the Public, and solicits them to inset part of their OctobeeDivi!tentls at his Offices, 4, CORN!IILL, and" 9, CI-I.IItINO-t.:ROSS, which may he the Illeafti of immediately increasing their IncOrte, to the unparalleled amount, since the Establishment of Let teries, of L. 4,300 ryx, ANNUNI FOR EVER 3 per CCst. - Cent. Consols. By Three Tickets L.7o' l 3 0 you may Gain ......L.150,000 Ts'u Tickets.- . 47 2 Q (Me Ticket........ .:i II 0 Three. Halves.-- 36 9 0 Two - Halve; - .. 24 6 0 One half... ~ 12 3 0 Three (.4titrters.... 18 9 0 • 37,500 Two Quarters 'One Quarter - . ..... 6 :3 0 Three 1.:12MM.. ... 9 7 6 Two Eigi . ttli,, 6 5 0 One Eighth,— .... '3 2 6 . 6,250 Thrt t , `!:t,tee... - 7tis.. 4 14 a Two Sixteentll. - 3 3 0 .. - - - gi',.2.5(1 One Sixteenth' : .•• • I ' I 6 'l'bisDay wa'S published, price is• (d. boards, AR'S, iliirititr the INTERESTING _MONTH • :s- of •WLY, ,1835: a SERIES or LETTERS, addressed to tk FRIEND in LONDON. By \V. D. FELLOWES, Esq. Illustrated b Portraits of the Itqa family of France, en groups ; a present Lik,ncss of Buonapaae, en-vignette; and other interesting Plates. London: Printed for. Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-row. _. . PORT ROYAL, JAMAICA. CIUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the . SUFFERERS by the DESTRUCTION of the above TOWN by FIRE: Amount aireatry advertised °- - • L.1',715 5 0 Fitrthei Sltbsel'lptions since received i • Edintind F..Bourlse, I'..q. - 50 0 0 Gilbert Mathisibn, Esq. - - - 50 0 6 Rear Admiral Scott - 25 0 . 0 Ebenezer Robertson, Esq. - - 23 0 0 Subscriptions' may be paid or 'remitted to the Collecting Committee, who are addressvd at Ar. Holden's, New City Chlroliers, Bishopsgate-street.—Subs.eriptlOn Lloolis also re main open at Lloyd's, ,and at the Jamaica Coffee-how:es. - - WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION.—City of London Tavc,-rn, October It, 1315. Amount of Subscriptions to the 14111 - ,C.1E8,G04 G 7 The Committee desire to receive immediate Applications fur Widows, Children, and dependent Relatives, and for Orphans of Officers and Soldiers killed, and from - - ()di cers disabled, or severely wounded, and Privates disabled or severely wounded, who . bave recovered, and may be certified and discharged ; being ready to attend to all such cases, - and to afford, where W , ...ntetl, a peesent assistance and relief, in part of that which may hereafter be th•teraiined on foe-their cases respectively when a near calculati•ti can be made (daze extent of Claims, and of the amount of the Subscriptions properly applicable to such relief. Further Su! , scr4qions! L. s. d. L. s. d. David Anderson of St. Subscription from the • Town of Bawtry 21 10 (3 From the City of .E-x -eter, in addition to 10001.. already • knitted, br John• SUG 11 1 From St. Pe; ershurgh, on account, ted by Daniel Bay ley, Esq. in addi tion to 10001. SOB 1 5 John Winn, Esq. of Nostell, Yorlishire 50 0 0 Parish of Kirkmeaton, by the Rev. Al. Shirtelift . 3 13 7 Stafford Subscriptions, viz. Parish of Standun, Per: T. Walker Parish of Penkridge, Rev. 11. Slaeiey Ditto • Chebsey, Per the Overseers 17 14 (.3 Ditto ,of El- • • • - lenhall, per' Church- • wardens 8 1 0 Ditto ' • of Gunsall, pet Church . wardetta 21 11 0 Ditto of Ah-• hots rum- Germains 10 10 0 It. Brown of Markle 10 10 0 Wrri. Grant of Rock ville - 10 10 0 Jas. Hay of Linplutn 10 10 0 George iconic of Fan tassie . - 10 10 0 James Wilkie, of Ra- _ _ • thobyres - s 5 0 Wm. Huh), Esq. She- riffoltheCounty 5 5 0 Thomas Irown, Of _ _ _ Johnstonburn 5 5 0 John Anderson, of • Whithurgh - 5 5 0 Col. Alexander Mac clean, of Arilgour (besides 101. lOs sub scibed in Edinburgh 5 5 0 Col. (;harlesNiaitland, of Maitlandfield 5 5 0 Peter Sandelands, of Barnyhill - 5 5 0 Willima Aitchison, of Drummore, besides 201. subscribed in Edinburgh - 5 5 0 James Dalrymple,Esq. North Berwick . 5 0 0 John Buchan Hep';. burn, of Lethal') 2 2 0 Root. Vetch, of Haw thorn-b.:lnk - 2 2 0 James liay, of Wood cote - 22 0 W ni. Hunter, of,Tyne field - g 2 0 lingh Fras.Cadell, of Gekenzie - 2 2 0 Mr. P. Forrest, Had dington - 1 1 0 PariSh of Dunbar 66 7 6 Ditto of W hitting hanie 13 4 0 Ditto of Garbahl 6 13 0 Ditto of North Ber wick 21 -9 9 Ditto of Ormiston 10 12 9 Ditto of Haddington 56 18 6 hpiseopal Chapel. in ditto - Mr. Black's Meeting in ditto - 9 9 0 Mr. Hogg's ditto in ditto - 6 0 0 Parish of Prestonkirk 27 9 6 Ditto of lnnerwick 10 t) 0 Ditto of Oldamstocks 4 10 Ditto of Tradent 2418 6 Ditto of Dirloton 22 U Ditto of Aberhnly 14 0 0 Ditto of Gifford - 33 1 6 Ditto ui Spat 7 0 0 Ditto of Ilumbie - 1.214 9 Ditto of Gladsmnir 20 11 0 Ditto of Whitekirk 25 10 0 Ditto of Salton 17 146 Ditto of Moreliame 3 16 0 Ditto of Vencaitland 13 14 G Mr. Brown's Meeting in North Berwick 12 13 0 --- C 4 2 of ley, per Itty. Mr. 8 18 0 Neale Ditto of Sandon s per Rev. Geo. Bonney 514 G ---1 3 S 12 6 Subscription and Col lections in the Comity of Haddiug- - ton, N. B. remitted by It; Steuart, Esq. f Aldersten, viz. The ltt, Hon. the Earl of ton 52 10 0 The-Rt. Hon. the Earl of Dalhousie 25 0 0 The Rt. Hon.Ld.Ein ping', M. P. The Lion. Gen. Chas. Hope, of ' Ltilfens, M. P. - • Sit George Buchan liepliurn, Bart. of Sineaton ti 0 0 13 9 6 25 o o 21 0 0 Sir Jas. Su'tie, Bart. of liaglone 20' 0 0 Hanniton Nesbit, Eq. ofDirleton' o 10 0 James Hunter of 'Thurston -21 0 0 Alex. Houston, of _ _ _ 4 4 0 887 12 9 Expences, 412 9 Clerkington - 0 Robert Stewart of Aderston - ' ' 21 0 0 Robert Baird of New byth - • 21 0 Lieu Gen. Hai-dy man of Hedder wichbill Cadell ofTra neat - 10 10 0 Rober.t Hay of Spott 10 10 0 1 25 IG 7 Nota'Elenc.—Ml Communications per Post 'are to be di rected, " Waterloo Subscription, London," and to be put na iler Coyer, directed " Francis Erecting, 13.§(1• &e. Post- Office, London."—W.S. • 883 0 0 At Ran - Ist) ott oins & Co. Collection at the Pa rish of Bettios, near Abergele, Denbigh, by the urchwv, dens - 10 10 0 Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon dot,' TaverA; and by all thv Bankers of tltt• Metropulis. J. t , NVELSIORD, IGt4October. To the IMOPRIETOrtS or EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • AVACANCY having occurred in your Court of Directors, by the Resignation of Mr. ABRAHAM ROBARTS, I .toroth: it a duty irrcu , nbent on- me to inform you, that it is not my intention to proceed to the Ballot oul the present occasion. A long anu early . Acquaintance witlt your nautical and emu:. racrcial affairs, has led me to tiaer - myself that lam quali fied to fulfil the ti arduous duties attached to the irbportaat situation of one of your Directors, wore particularly as the Compahy are about to increase vvry materially their mari time concerns; and as my time is wholly unoccupied, I pledge myself that every exertion in my power shall be devoted to the promotion of the interests and welfare of the East India. Company. The 'Very flattering'support I have met with during my canvas,_ has given me the greatest confidence of ultimate success, for which- I beg leave to offer you my warmest thatilts, and at the same tine to assure you, that on tlfe next vacancy it is my intern ion to proceed to the Ballot. . I have the 'tortoni. to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and faithltil servant Hampstead, Oct. 9, 1815', JAMES TIMBRILL. MADRID EXTLUORDINARY GAZETTE of Friday Septcmber 29, 1815. QFFICIAL AWFICLE; The Secretary at "%Val. has •just received the fol. , lowing letter from Mariscal de Campo Don ./C)EF Itivaz, and Brigadier Don Insnr, PESCI, Military Governor of the city of Santiago. Most Excellent Senor General Coin. mandaiit ad interim,. Don:josef Itnaz and myself have the satisfaction to announce to your Excel lency that you may make it known to his M , ijesty; that since the anxiety and agony,- into which. the rebellion of the Ex-General Porher threw all Galicia, and when he was marching towards this city . with troops and artillery, I.e has been. arrested by the'serjeants and heads of the corps he commanded, whom he endeavoured to make accomplices in his treason. , The active measures which were•taken, have contributed to this happr event ; and General Iniaz marched out with all ottr force to meet the despicable force of Porlier, which did not exceed 800 men and 6 pieces of ar tillery while in the mean time, I was taking all measures for the internal government of this city, sending orders to the out- parties that they should forthwith unite and :concur in the execut on of every order they might receive, and dispatching expresses to Mariscal de Campo Don Alejandro Ojea; General Commandant of the province of Tuy, to come and take upon himself,the Govern.. meat of this kingdom, as your Excellency told lne ; and who has in fact arrived, having left every thing arranged conducive to the defence and tranquillity of his own province. " It is im.npossible to give a circumstantial rela, tion of the whole commencehient, progress, and. termination of this affair, for it is necessary to attend to the restoration of matters to their due order. I shall, -from time to time, have the ho nour of communicating to your Excellency chat ever may occur, having the satisfaction that this atrocious attempt has been entirely cut short, by the capture of the factious Porlier and 34 Officers, all of whom I have deemed it proper to p!ace is the prisons of the Inquisition, for greater secu rity and the convenience of keeping them with out communication, having at present no other place for that purpose. May God preserve your Excellency many years. " JOSEF PESCI. " JOSEF " Santiago, Sept. e 3, 1815. DUTCH MAIL. BRUSSELS, OCT. consequen6e of the conditions established by the 'tr eaty of Peace, a part of the Prussian army is to leave France. Yo, notwithstanding this, it is observed that•severat battalions of Prussians . pass the Moselle, in order• to penetrate intoYrance, and that other corps of Landwehr are upon their march for the same des— tination, • -The blockade of Charlemont is again made 'lunch more Strict, and it even seems that mea sures are taking anew to prosecute the siege of that fortress; it is to be presumed that the con tradictions which appear in those circumstances will be speedily cleared up. Within a tew days, sevfral Officers at Lisle have been confined in the citadel for having deStroyed the King's Ordinance , to return to their own departments ; Most of the French military not only seem to be animated with a bad spirit, but do not scruple openly to avow it. We hear that the National Guard at Douay, which does the duty in that fortress, has received orders to redouble its vigilance, because troops of the Allies were - not far from the pl:ice. The same National Guards have been offertql pay as regular troops, but have declined it ; the , same has been the case at Valenciennes and Arras. - The Prussian troops continue to advance in the •neighbourhood of Metz and Verdun, andlrave even gone into cantonments cloSe to the environs of those two fortresses. HAGUE, OCT. 11.—This afternoon we had the, pleasure to see our beloved Queen arrive here, with. the Princess Marianne, and soon after his Majesty 'the King, with a small retinue . Their Majesties alighted at the Palace in the Vonhaut. It is said. his Majesty will immediately go to the Texel to view the Ist division of the troops destined for whose Batavia, departure, if wind - and weather- are favourable, is said to be fixed for the kith of this month. • ANTwEJIP., OCT. 7.—An Official notice has been. 'published, that our four Commissioners from the Society for the Encouragement of the Fine Arts, have snceecded in obtaining the restoration of our pictures. The day when they are brought back. will be a festival.