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ON_ h i e :N ld u th - r i, T d t.: ,,y E: for lc It' Arm oft of this Opulent and Cpiumercial county, It - ROBERT SHEDDEN, The Conimiteee and Treasurers of the Oatriottitchis time to , ,„_"Yhy in „ `J_ r, ,Ile acceptance of a Commission in the litttlr! tablished at Lloyd's in 1803, think it pro,ier a 1 1 V , Z e ti . i r.i i t ; 67Tottheri,..Lord Barnard, I em.lracestuhcyceeeadrilliiisitt .io fi ' 4 1 ,4 „ g1i and L our ep..;_.;t • a +UFI. RACE :to ,of the • to ,f, 1,,NTA.,„..,,,..,,...iia , Elation of _ta , c:inent., one of your i o b i e r t s ha a t ntl tll munificentea Public ri a d s v ir i u e:: t a a r i y y • ~, AtlF..•transactions sabniit to t h a e ti ' d u s b ta sc t state Subscription. Public vi 'llsli te y ou fl . . t " . nN in 1 AH.LIAMEN I ; and I beg leave 11 ,,, 1 1 at tain th . t. , stucerely, that should Ibe so fortunate as -4-01 , well a is great object of my Wishes, it trill be my Study, t the Public Funds', has amounted to 5.44, 4 . . oa"v l ii twelye years the Subscription, with the acctioniltliOn of Widows, Children, and Rela -1 I° .! worth - 'llliberal! and 4c myself, 'a 'i° '( '''' r rs• mYl3'lty ' to t vi 'e - 12, . sedulous s attention t i l n r S i s t h e . u r l t e l e s il d t . s t i, o l ut m o o f re u t •h h i a c r i l i, Is ,ou 0 Gra t ui ties and Relief; have been d is ._ y n f „our Confi dence -and ,e General Interests, not altogether un ,c.4 , 's it i ''' uod nce.and Choice tires of i r'l . ) ' . l" tar t prob able that the Election w 4 ill take place upon an th e killed, antlto an w d a t n ii n e ded the killed, 4 •'. ' relatives of co l I Soldiers—the wounded, . .. .. and ills...Wed:Seamen and 1 aY I shall hi 5,,, Stb.,„ o „ a se no time in paying my Personal Respects d Oul Irei t '' 7 4 11' t u te J__ . t.Ystr t ts the interval wil permit. —l have the Ho in with the highest d Esteem, the . rece b n e t o co h n a ti v i e ct r s w in t yAeutreprircedfe,r(rlekedititib their r igo c t i4 h i e rti r I t:e . a a r ri ly .. ( 000 y mitt for th ese and fur other outstancortg claims, Jill" • tt 6 1 n 3, 01 1 0 7 1 1. re. lio kiim Gentle Men, The Committee observe with peat satisfaction, . . . d upon this liberal and truly a Patriotic Fund. , 4 11i5• 11 / , Yo ur most devoted and faithful Servant, ed a i • ...„........... . 2 , ,t.,......15: WM. POWLETT.the reriew p.notTetpcidaadimidiriantaiovne s a , l , l l_ ,oie , gratitude towards the disabled a . ~ and extended expressi on siof of t t h l e tt To I'AItES ND , ho foil ou that ‘ 1.1101101 : ,10 1 IrAC Ax. .,,, tic li , GI. ARM\ NS. diem, combatants on the glorious let,: 4 , 3 p!!".• at Waterloo, and towards the relatives of those st ; or ,. or , _ , , F. " k AES f TfARFF PUPILS at an able day. kil -s tahlisl ' . ROBERT SHEDDEN, Chairman. ct- - rsfr o tt'd 1,/i.'DlF's BOARDING-SCHOOL, Ten 4, 44 ti tu London '1- 4 for " ill 't,icati on i • e-rnis AsiKtril. Lodging, Washing, .. )114 Ar ithiu,tie n the Fr. : hell and P.iiglish Languages, Writ , City of London Tavern, Join eB, 1815. 3 1 ,,i., ( 2!Y, a n d ,„' e Ge t!graph'y., with the Use of the Globes, , . ' ANTS' iil i , 01 tott lig f „ .. ..±7! dl- IV 0 rli- , including 13rawing and Velvet 4.T a MEE'FING of the . MERC H. i , t4 7rg e , are -i ti i nil ty c n •,,,,_ ..t. per Annum ; the only extra ait' " , ' Idvertisenrent, and i lield BANKEitt4) • 111.,-IDERS, and ()THEW+, of the ME .t,,,,,Ptipiis ~ le Books, Stationary , and the personal wants of 'fROPOLIS, convened by Public .: . - ~.- " tteut s-xcet Music and '• sire taught by this Day, ID' ir 4iii., Master ,, _ , Dancing , , w h i ch _. _ _ 4,4 e taligh t son the usual, instils. The French Lan- It was Unanimously ;I.csolved, I Init.aGential , u scrip ALEXANDER BARING, Es , q: M. P . . ii . ,t . lit s ! Chair ; tion All_ H ers can t. _) ~ Native of Paris. 'illy most respectable re -51 • .iki, 4 •Nak s Z e 'o r en.—Car i ls of Address may be had of Mr. ao" )7 -ofthe blare Men killed, add of the wound- M.t utiee r ' Nwt 15; Paternoster-r o ut , St. i . atil's. An of allClases be now opened for the speeial Relief and Ilene-, fit at the Families aa . wanted. ~rot t, TON in the signal P ict ny of %Voter illustrious WELLING . , ed Stuh•rers of toe British Army, under the.yranaud of the . AL p a „..,, . t rpi , Day was published, price 3.5. C• l ' M. 41 CHI 100, and in the several Battles which have neen, or may be fought'in the present Campaign. -.AL - t r ICA R'S REMARKS on Rest, l. th ' 'Y' l IELSI y A , , fit' e with such other Ivied, That a Committee be appointed to promote ansl to r .i s e ßisti, ) ,..,,. Al LErPERS, which were addressed conduct this Subscription, and t,, correspond i „tn. ose iii the I ,„"Jop', crl_l! London, arid which animadverted on his Committees as may be appointed tor a t 1.. same a , p of its ;.ioe c ; Ai.,!ulted i,,,,,Ve, delivered in the year 181-1. n'''' 4. 1 , - , 4 lia ten ~,l- ( add! and W. Davies Srrand •F C and 3 . Colonies l aud Dependencies. principa Cities and Towns of the United Krug - dole, and 'rt. ' s '`• Pahrs Church-yard, and J. Hat ' eba . rd, Piccd.. •-- -• EXANDER BARING, Chairman. AL IL 11 • . • 111 The • Committee deem it as improper as superfluous, to at -5" t v any words of theirs, 'PRA T , t em pt, o ,to increase the teciing already . "HED-HOUSE TAVERN. at, t ' s . . bscription wholly pervading the United K r ingdoni on the a subject of a thy. Glorious Eigi;t... , ,•:".th of June. f hey commit the . 0 ~ •S r ,S J."OIES'F-STREET, JULY 11, iBl5. Ir y wATLR LO iv r ~, 0 SUBscawrioN. , ILA - to the protection of Patri•itism and Gratit.,dt, aid are coati ;:- &,,t. ,- ,1 a result honourable to the Char of t; e Uri •• oitinierot Nal i.m. .) r, of tie c . . itl q4 ts alid most Respectable 'MEET- .11 is requested that the F•.,, s,-ripti...ns übicii could not he 'rY the N onazr •• - • - • us WE N ' tv , YI GENI RI , and_ OTHERS, of received on the day of (..; en eria hleetiii,,,- - c2-ith.b.: vi , .. rtia . ) . be Pr' i lia% ) ' IIN sTEB . ,- held this Day, . tcs• Th Yal Hilto paid ..; the Bateiers in London ,.. ofthe respecti, t. ....oeci °Ars, orto the Conunittet. at the City of London Taver,.. _ , Sr 14 ,41.5,1iy,, a‘m.`,7dOgt_R._....esoluti _ , ef oil , , . •:, ess the Duke of YORK in the Chair, li•i ly if! of London tavern; Substripthms are received at ti City , ons were inoSt. cordially and Lanni- Do l. ' tr.,,, L :.iat , (3 `; • .. 1 641 : It clier antitteral Subscription be now opened, for rha at Lloyd's; Lull at al] the Bankers. Ail, C. , 7natmilic!itimis and ' • 'Ribs •-iptions, Notice -ii . t. are requested to ,- ,e addressed to the f tt'° 44,i . ;bid of , i leile fi t of the Families of the brave Men 13' 3 • ' .3 ! ~r 11 ". tile 1 "" wountl•d -•-.. ••- • • C n u'ttee at tite City of London 't avera. lath uly. . 1 ,,,,.. , 0, 4 ~_. Quit , , ~ t Sufferers or the British Aunt-, k 4, b vict mend in the ill t W' ' -•- ory of "-_,,,,,, . us Innis e10.,,,t0n, in th e Araciunt of ~ibscriptions already advertice3 C. 65,741 9s. 4d.. wt . , ' .! I ,at e t e"lt, tn . nr . ," 1 , and in the seteraibattits v, tiich Henry HeYIY 3 - L.lO 10 Wan. S: .I.?kiCia ,, rlLe ., L: 5 2 9 6 0 5 l ' ' 1, 1 „ . ze ~ay ne finight in tile present Campaign; and lill'likin Craig - 21 0 13aulei ' '‘' e '' a " &'' ' - %Z., at. cZe.esui),cribed be consuiiiiated into one fund SirW.TVellerPepys,Bt.loo :i Thomas Langlty i 5-2 10 0 I• 6 t i ftlien4 ll, :t_ d i... 1 1: the City of Loudon, and other Cities George Gamier - 52 10 Nlarquis of Flei ttor, iOO ;c) i. 0 ittu iption ~.,_, tli ts _ ll .it a c or i rs e s ,he British Empire. Lieuts. Jones, walker, I'll , f : - loc.. Fred. North 21 0 ki gbscr • "" il itteebe a • Q coppointed to promote and conduct Fitzmanriee,Picrsou Mrs. :Miley, sea. -' 10 10 ~, f t:, .'. T h 4 2' limy be spoil 4. , the with such other Coin- Sparkes Master, Var - h. •i, - -10 0 tfitt, th. ctt , a be . ree„,,n4,eeLn .for the s.ame puraose. wood Surzeon, and ,e, i , t it ft, Conning Dr. Baillie - - - 31 10 i'',; d* C l to this Uoaim i ittee to confer 111 , Tern s an Surgeon, 4 , tii 4 1 1 , e $ sttl sibsy. ant i means of . ion in the City of London, , H. kt. S. Dragon •i 1" , - 7 7 Rev. John Ellis - ''lo 0 .- ii c t 5 5 John R ITdoey '' Arn' e'" a kg. th '' ? )lYll'g s "" le p" rt'ion °f the JalinJimes,Russell-stree , ~. _ „ li,`" pr; ae , 0n . 1,, th e retie of the soft' r. sof the Pros : Mr. C. Davis -- 1 0 Lady Smith Burgess 21 0 111"11(4 1 ‘ : - ' 14 ' hv t, CO-LC.-{'th'';''''ld Fitid-2;ia;s e h t ai r his Higho.ss The Curate - . , Lieut . . a d. : ,.Fi. Grim- I 0 it til l '' 4, Th . vict, r ,,. updating' with the British Army in that - The Curate of Salisbury 5 0I , soda . , K.:N . . . - htitiest? lu sliovai H, . W. W. B. - - 10 0 I 10 - - 0 Thoma's Chadwick . 1 1 0 hig bg le,. tie! 1 " to ace • tgoness tbe Duke of York be Ibl iti • 1 Fever - 21 0 1 " x ''''' el "' -- - '.) 1 , 1 • tit th , "" zeal he • J,,,'' Y, rt. ,, -es the , ratef .cs• ii, Acknowledgments of tl ' i l is m As r - - JTu i r a es i t i " 20 0 • Findlay. Bannaty tie, & ourt - - ' f ths je Chair t At t(tim. . ti‘. manifested in forwarding the ob- . Joke Adcock - - 5. 1 till s da n y s, and forlo 10 Co. . - - 52 10 his condescending attention In The Grocers'Company 210 0 The Westini . aster Vo ,l' the (!,,.:'t Le foci . • 210 0 10 ~ o Tiiitt trig Nobl . , Bentam fr' ° ' e en . - 10 0 ' th D'l,raeli 25 0 Inlayer Cavalry Itti, It e; w ,„.. erncir and Gentlemen do form i Hopkins & Cowper 10 10 1 Miss i .. k _ 2 0 t 1),,; (Iv a ! p. ,in anertv to 1. ual, e . • no n , e , . add to their number . HOD. H. Lindsay -26 5 I ..)). ~,,,3 , til,p, ll . , q kem h i s s the Doke of Yorli,.,his Royal Highness i,"e' t'4sllrt:ll`'jitll-11',,,.. Rdyal Highness the Doi,. of 1..... t...... I --.---------' ~~~;,1w~~~~~. THURSDAV, JULY 13, •1.815. THATCHED -HOUSE TAVERN. ST. JAmtseFlwritErr, JULY 11 , lidio. . I'll NT, ,WATLRLOO sußscawrios. ik i -,,,-- nnierotis atid most ilespeciti..)..c of 1 l M EVr tie ~,p,t i f)f -the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and OT HERS, • 1 , : : ul VVENUNIINSTER.; held this Day, . -'l4.l'al Hil tl I.) T he i . r, loess le u unani bl"(lst • "li(lwtng Resolutions were most cordially and ke of YORK in the Chair, ~ ~1 agreed t o : %pcti:ittat k General Subscription be now opened, for IQ" girl i e f and benefit of the Families of the . . r . . , A in te v i: ktiti tc ' ~(1 (4 the wounded Sufferers of the 3ritish A in the 11014 ,lie co mmand of the illustrious Wei,!•;e:lt.2,', ~kh t 4, b istory of Waterloo, 1- and kat' the , ot may tie fohght in tile Pre'ent,,CB, 3',„rd'og'-e' fund and in the seteraio•a , . . \kith th 41linunt subscribed be consoiiiiateo '"'s- other 4 414 , 4t- ollected in the City of Loudon, and ,C;ZR.endenties ot tlie British Empire. and conduct %i ts ' L t at a Cominittee be appointed to promote a- Cities 111144°3eription, and to correspond with such other Corn .,.saa_., maybe oppointetfor the same porit?se• ,:,. confer te r% ,Itt,„ it he recommended to this Committee i ti t ti.:" it of the Association in the City 4 London, no f the t, 4 e Propriety and means of applying some portio np s.. Cit, 47,',Isubserito a for the relief of the sufferers or tbe ru . PriteZ‘ti..er tht; cm:taut:id „o.f Fi eld-Movshttl . h rrn is Hy signhtnt:att ilithiokr,ntri co-operating' with the British As ~ ~,, , if ictory. 4: ltiet i t h ' t it " Itnyal Highness the Doke of York be . humbly %tw o ' e t , ( t 1,(1 accept the grateful icknowledginents o f tin ..), _ ivy! 1 :,." 1 the zeal he to s itemifested in forwarding the ob t_lie(7Q.lir?Liiatainvg, and for 'his condescending attention in• th4llat trie fuclowing Noblemen and Gentlemen do form IrlistTiiittee, with liberty to add to their number .-- , tl 'e I) ela! ,Ilighttess the bake of York,..his Royal H i g h ness .er. ,tat hi-eb"' Net% his Royal Highness the Dhke of A . _ u_ . O , i_ rtes ihs,niil Highness the l)nkc of Cambridge, his 111ECL ~,,,,.. i.tili.e of GlotL:ester; ,i,,4',..l.l>eldothop of Coteroury• 1. )‘. , LI (i Cltaticellor till:iii:tt:;ie:stlt.ia::t_d,otinilisigthierijasteu,eg.aNti,o.rthumberland Bedford, Rutland, t i t arlL, ‘ l ; (l info eilesly. Buckingham, Hertford, Salisbury, tlgt or , ~. lithelsea, Liverpool, Radnor, Loraine, 1.1.1,44,1 nadstuck, Grosvenor, Spencer, Rosslyn, dei,,y, Egremont, liar kid G,elt Ititeutlit, Percy, Lunsdale, Fife, Cholinon Lo r d l ',. Kenyon, ;il",!etis:,l.:eNig",liuZuti,,, cCa.alsttliieortcpaeg,h,Grenville, Mulgrave, Car -446 , mytlir and llNuidstd:y, ,;:t:lelrillei 11: 4 , a) (1, Newark, Eardley, li a r e D Dudley ndas, i and Robert Seymour. Tlke'ir-"Lt(lou, burbarn, Gloucester , and Salisbury. t ell t - v. the Chaplain General i n the A ' rniy. ii Sir 1i,„,:p1,5----sir H.,. - Turr ns Sir Willoo,hoy Gordon, Sir Lit'll"„:,a,'vert, Sir Alm. Cli e nt.% Sir Alexander Clavli . e, .n -tltr if: "teen, Sir .lohn Cra.doeki, Sir 11. Oakes, Sir Alex. iti:ol, Sir W. Kepliel, and R. C. FergllSoll. a" 1 • 11"(4'''thies--N. Vousittait C, Villiers, GEO. Rose, i . iorles I.otie ' ' 1414:v4i°fuortahle---'6eorge Vernon ; C. Burrell ; and William kir s i . e ). N I. I '. IL'''vi, i i; - - % litlaill SCUtt 1 N• holl. . !"u 'Li , 1 .11' John ' le— • John Angerstein, W I ' 4 l. G e ' 411 * ".' AU"' j". }...q' t 1.: , q. M. P. ; 1 : • Q. carte"rrge.,,Bylig, Esti M. P., C. l, ran ~,amoel mills, i ;',1.•./ Ti ..,1"(1.; James Currie, M. D. • N Her, „ ,e tas I‘,,V;Ceoft, ES(I. ; ..1,411. Murtloek, Esq.; 1 into The c i l• 5.71(1 John Mobely, Esq. :..... ""uwing Subscriptions were immed i ate l y 'l'l l b qtitiutl'il'ier°l Vork /.210 0 ...._ ll, vti tjer uf the Ex -1.4,------- ‘ - ..ti1,,,, ~00.il, Esq. lAt (),,'''' tooss Thri',",_Siddier 105 0 ti, t t4at r,,, I) • SO o T l ib l' "1 Lou 3: - 14) o cOltosN,atti"? 105 0 1.,41es iii a it Escl• al to Zi):4 ChltliunrY - .21 ° Xi, llnt-toi. \,l,' 105 0 ittilbt,lo \V ~a y - 31 10 I.q. 1 rte, .Esti. 41\i:tii.,,,,.?;;I:tiAtell,,,:,iiitgrot.:Irilitt'tti:uritNI:11..t()* n 2511° 110°°05 I pit]u k '" ( t i and liume h. 105 0 1)4.:i14-d,itit't, to 601. J o .t41,111'.(' the ci ty / . • tn Ittet - •52 10 -14 0 1' 43%1 t r i.` , „ - 105 0 11'4' ' ec, and /4f.,,,1arn ,pilzb__ 52 1,0. ),, ' ' .:r arid tits.T.,.tantiers liners 25 o ' A l as e"" I t• Nl a 1 ° tti,lanil)l",„, -. ' 6 ° ~ ~val IN/4i'"•••Nesbitt 10 0 ivr NI; e,)ilitiotit _ i'r; 0, ~ t r .., mers - sn a l' • arte"t ••• 21 0 jioriir. Nii)iv,,,,_ - 10 10 ; p i 14 A1a13,1 I' ' 52 10 1 I%nis Ni x ,, Y n • ..-- 105 0 , liaS4bSeriptiun . 10 ICI ... I :4C, rit S . T eTy,etiVril by Wt, l ".'d, Itii:Z, Air. Mora 410444. 11, Y; and by ROYAL HOSPITAL, C: lELSEA, JULY 12, 1815. N pursuance of an Act passed in the prcseot it_ Session of Parliament, b) which it is enacted :that, the tint-Pensioners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quar terly, in advance, Instead of haii-yearly, Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right Honouritb;e the Lords and others, Commissioners tor-managing the affairs of the said Hospital, that all the (rut-Pensioners thereof residing in London, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are requirya,to appear personally and• regimentatly, with their Instructions anti Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different c'asseS, according to their several . Rates of Pension, as undermentioned; when attendance will be given from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Three in the After noon, for the Payment of a Quarter of a, Year's Pension in advance, to the 24th of September next. Oa MONDAY, lith July. The Pensioners at sd. 1-d. and sd. per day, from the diffe rent Regiments of Cava!ry, Foot Guards, and Infantry, in cluding those from the Militia.' On TUESDAY, 18th July. Those at 9d. and 10d. per day, from tht different Regiments, including those from the Militia. AVEDNESDAY, 19th July. Those at Is. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca valry, with those from the three Re:;iments of Foot Guards, as also those from the Ist to the 10th Reg _ . i nte nts of Foot In clusive. On THURSDAY, 20th July. Those at Is. per day, from the I Ith Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments a:111 On FRIDAY,' 21st July. Those at Is. Old. is. Id. .4d. and is. 2d. per day. On SATURC , At, 22d .1,!ly. Those at Is. 2A. ls. 3d. is. 30. On MONDAY, 24th July. ana is. 4d. per day. Those at is. 44d. with those at the different rates to Is. 9d. per day. • On TUESDAY, 25th July. Those at Is. 90. with those at the different rates to per day. Cn WEDNESDAY, 26th July. Those at 3s. Op. per ciay,• and upwards, with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the lstand 2d Troops of Horse Guards; also the Pensioners flout the several Regi ments who have been admitted on account of blind;,ess. It is also ordered and directed, that all Out-Pensioners be longing to the said Hospital, do pay parti , Juhr attention to their Instructions, which they are rctpui - cd to i , roduce at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their Affidavits as therein prescribed, on, or 1;a aiediately after every Quarter-day, without which their . ...;.:711t , 7; will not he entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequeht Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their Pi.xe. of Abode, as specified in their Affidavits, without unav,idable necessity,. and dilly notifying the same. And that if any PenSioner shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a double payment of his Pension, either at Chelsea, or at different Pla .7es ; he shall he struck off the List, and for feit all benefit arising from this Establishment. Lord Lynedock - 52 10 sir. W. Wynne 105 0 Mr. Willis, Thatched House 'fa% ern, and' use of his room 5 5 Robert Vtner - 105 0 JOllll.l. Angerstein 105 0 Charlotte Brewer - 1 0 Rey D. IVilson - 5 0 Earl of Beverley - 52 10 Lord I , caine - 21 0 Hon. Mr. Burrell - 50 0 Earl of Manvers - 52 10 Viscount Newark - 21 Sir Alex. CGclirane SI 0 A• Warre 21 0 Thoinas Warre - 52 10 G. Ilyng, Esq. M.-P. 100 - 0 Alex. Davison, Esq. 103 0 Mr. Hatcliard - Mrs. liatchard 1 0 The Ilvv. Arnott - 2 2 John Mortlock - 52 10 Manning, • M. I'. in addition to Subscription at the London 'tavern • - 105 0 Thos.Wright and Co. 105 0 .94 IL. C. Ferguson 25 0 Lord Auckland - Y 5 0 Right Hon, George' Rose, in addition • 105 0 G. AUST. to a Subscription of 1001: in the City, in the hope that the Prussians will par tieipate 50 _0 the :Committee at titeThatelied flek, 250, Oxford -street; Air. all the priucip;tl Waters of x -_) „, c 4 -j;•.. ; MO'ffit •LN 1( // , • „ • :;c : CM. 2 • , • 'i• - • 4 ;] IV A ` 4 4 4 r 'v .- • ~ • 44 41.*A SIVEWRIOIIT with_ pleasure requests hig ICI • Friends' ,(the Public) atteiltion to the bit. 7 ‘,Nr. , LO-e- TERI to be clrarin Vtth' Instant, mill the,niagnitude of the Prizes therein, 0f40,0001., 30,0001., 20,0 0 di., and 1 2,000 neas to be paid it; Gold as soon as tlfawn, .and Which IS so ar ranged that tliei‘a may . be Prizes of 45;';501., 34501:; and 25,2501. He is iil.upy to call to their rtcoaection, that the only fixed Prize of 40,0 01. No. 2570, and the first 30,00014 as also the first GOldeu Prize of 1000 Guineas, were sold and .bared at his Old Offices, 37, Coruhill; t l, nollidtti 38, Haymarket ; and 141', Oxford-street. LPRICV .BIkPENCi?.-ITALPPENNY, STATE LOTTERt-OFFICE, No. 26; CORM-ULU. 'I[IIORNSBi . ari(l Co. Stpck-brokers, be. " lea . vi • Jll . lll. to point on the important Advantages dttcnding the present LtYPTE)IY to early Purchasers. The first 1,500 drawn Blanks will receive 101, each, which is a saving of half the Purchase-mocy. The Grand Prizes of •1G,0004 30,0001. 20,0001. and all the other Capital Prizes, may he drawn the First Day; also 12,000 to be paid in Guirteas. - TICKETS and SHAKES are Selling by HORNSBY and Co. at the loweit Prices, who have recently Shared and Sold among their Filen& the following List of Capital Prize No. ‘218....:...£.20.000 1,1'20 .10:0(40 234 . 20,000 3,934 lO,OOO 2,590 20,000 1,130. &sides Prizes of 5,0001. 0,0001. 1,0001. 5001. 3001. 2001. &c. PICiVALLVO-OFFIC/?, ;full ll 1815. •• - 4 T HE. CO M L33 , E 11S. far if IC 7' Uit L L 'NG Its 111,1JES7'rS 21 7 dri'ir do het:ei,; NOtice, that on Frfdag, the 21st Mey will be ready to receive renders in writ! vg, sealed- np, and treat Ar the A'applg of what COtrEItAC4I: STORES and !linen-made COOPERS' TociL: the Service rf this I)epartment nta . y Yor twelve mouths from th'e stA instant ; to 1;e - d e s:. vered into ha Yajesty's Tletualling Stores at Deptford; a n d be paid jfo;:. by hinspayitble, with Intereit, ninety days of ter flute. deaf% 7'he ComditiOns of the Conti?cls inay be seen ai the Sei•re tary`.;. ottOce. No rega;4 trill be Mid to a'nY Tendei' iawhieh the Price shalt not be inserted in words ak length, or that Shall not be delivered to the Boar kive Ong oTbkie oti the said Friday, the fist instant; nor unless the Person who wakes , the Tender, or some Person en his c . zttgiids, to an!wer 6.ie4ealled Orders by Litter or Carrier 'executed un the same terns as if present; begins Drawing on WEI:N.ESPAY NEXT. .1 7 ICTU/11.1,1NG OFFICE; July 12, i 815., SIONERSfor FICTUALLINO Ills 211 . 4.1ESTrS N . ..IVY do her , bll . give 2,Votice, that- on Thursday, the 20th Instant; Mr: trillium Reeks theii• Agent - at Portsmouth, will be 'wady to ree - eive sealed Tenders, ant treat for Hurulred quarters of ENGLISH WHEAT (weighing 56 pounds per bi!sheo,:for the service of the Victualling Department at that Port, to be answerable to a Saniple that will be ez T ribfred at his Of/ice, to r delivered in one Olont!:, and to be paid for by .8711 s, payable with In terest, ninety Day:.' after' No regard will be ha.? to ah 4 Tender in al, r h ihc Price shall not be inserted in Words at lcdgth, or that shall stet be delit , creci he:l4re Ttecke o'Clock on the said Thursday, the t - 26th In stetnt;nor unless the Per Son who makes the :Tender, er some Person on leiS'bebalf, attends to answer wizen called for. • 111-iE matchless PRIZE of FORTY THOU SAND POUNDS. being TWIN PIISZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in the fast Jartnary LASttery, was shared, sold, and paid on demand, by MARTIN and Co. - Stock Brokers, s, CORNIIILL, and 120,0XFORD-STREFX,_ who respectfully beg leave to acqoaint their Friends and tile Public, that notwithstanding all the. manoeuvres. to eclipse . their miracolous Prize, it as infinitely surpasses every other circumstance connected with Lotteries, in point of good for as the Sun's Meridian . .Splendour exceeds the Liglit of the Moots because it was the Master-piece of Chance; secoodly, because it was a Unique" TWo-fuld Prize, and the fortunate Sli4ire-liolderS of this uttparalleled :'fic . ket absolutely. received twice as iiitirh as they adventured for, at the, above truly furtunto,.. Where - Tickets and Shares are selliOg fur 'he matelot,. :.01.1)E ' N LOTTERY, c o nt a i n ik another L. 40,000. L.:;oJotr, 1.-20;4100; and 12,000 Guitivas In Gold, ,as soon as droisi, wOthout-cduction,.with only I 0,000 Tickets, one of which mmt gain 40,0001. or may gain '45;2501. of. which 5,000 6ttine , , , will bc paid in, Gold, and 'the rest in Bank N,.-es.'. as oefore. by M. and Co.—Begins NEXT WEDNESDAY, .19th of July. . . ALL PRIZES the First Doy in the GRAND GOLDEN LOT TERY, which begins' Drawing . 19th of 'TI-US 'MONTH • (JULY). . . . . . , • - I ry ICH A RDSON, GOODLUCK, and -Co. Con k, tract°, s for the Present LOTTERY, respectfully sub mit to the PuUlic the followins GRAND SCHEME, which, with only 15,000 Tickets ; curtains . • . - - • • • Prizes of 1.:10,000-1..30,000—L.20,000, .- Beßhles 12,000 GUINEAS, ' Which will be paid in GOLD WithoUt Deductiom _ . . AS UNDER 1 Of L.40,000 .. is .........,L.40,000 1 1 20,000 • 20,009 1 5,250 in Gold.— ...- 5*,5150 1 . .,000 , 2,000 3 5 , • • • 1,000 4 525 in : Gold 2,100 10 9.10 in Gold .. 2,100 And 3,040 other Prjzes of lesser Value. The Mode-of - Drawing the a1i0... spleudid Prizes is 'so ar ramte:;, - that the Certainty is presented to the Public of One Ticket raining 40,0001. aid the further Chance of its also ob tdining in addition to that Sum 5,000 Guineas in Gold. Schemes with full particulars may be had Gratis. TICKETS and SHARES arc now on Sale at RICHARD SON, GOODLUCK, and Co.'s Otfices, Cornhill and Charing cross, where all Business in the Public Funds is transacted. tkeContrati may be sken at Me Vic at rartitinotak. TILLVS P I? T- OFF ICE Judi; 8, 1815. . . T HE 'COMMISSIONERS for cqn4uding fis -4141ESTY 2*-12VSP pitT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick' and IFounded Seamen, (valor the Car and Custody of Prlsonert• of . TraNdo herety give . N c ti ce , ilftryth and Si c k ness at D that they wi11 , b,•.-eady at thio Wife, on Tuesday, the in/S. July,,. 1815, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat w i t h suck Persons as may Le wilting to contract for VICTUALLING i)lt ar:mo - or, for i No Tender, will be received after O ne o 'Cl oc k on the Day rr N 3Elor:t v.‘„,,4Rhs certui!t. of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agynt for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be • accom panied by a Letter from two s respecteble Persons, engag— ing to beethne bound witlethe P6.son tendering,, in the Sum of 20001. far . the lie Performancr: of the Contract. Farther particniars-may be known. by applying at this Office; to Coptalit Shortland, Dartmoor; rr ectitain Hut chinson, Pliln!onth. - • lIAZAIII7, BURNE, and Cc). submit the fol lowing Rich Scheme of the LOTTERY to the Public, and respectfully acquaint then, that TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at their Oilice,No.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. Exclusive of F. Les of 4u : 0001., 30.0001., and q0;0001., there are in this i.;dtery others to the a aihunt of TWELVE THOU SAND GUINEAS, which will be Paid by them in GOLD as soon as drawn.—To begin Drawing lath of THIS MONTH. SCHEME. 3 of .C. 20,000 are A:.60,000 3 lO,OOO 30,000 1 5,250 ' 5,254 1 2,0110 2,000 8 1,050 8,150 5 l,OOO .. 5,000 4 ' 525 2,100 l 0 2lO . 2,100 la lOO l,OOO 2G 5O 1,500 Blanks Fist Day. 10 eac h 1,360 22,500 15,000 15,00') Tiaieti. L. 150,000 The First-drawn 20,0001. will have 10,0001. more, making a Prize of n,0001.! The Second-drawn 244,0001. will have 20,0001. mole, making a Prize of 440001.! The First-drawn 10,.)00i. will have 10,000:. more, making a Prize of 20,0001. Ten First: drawn Blanks, First Day, will each receive 200 Guineas 1 , Ike Fortieth-drawn Prize, the First Day, wiltre "'ire 5,r000 Gnineas! Fifth, Tenth, and Fifteenth drawn Bianks, - Second Day, will each receive 1,000 Guineas ! Twen tieth, Thirtieth, Fortieth, and Fiftieth drawn Blanks on the TilitdDay,•will each receive 500 Guineas ! the whole of which Will be Paid inGold. A Capital, very Desirable, and ImproVeable FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE, WELTS. ririO'be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the L MANOR and . ESTATE of HEALS; consisting of a substantially built Brick and Stone Mansion, with Domestic Offices, Ct>ach-house, two Six-stall Stables, and other appro priate Oust-ollices; Lawn, Gardens, and Fish Ponds.—Also, a FAIUI HOUSE, with Labourers Cottages, Barns, Stables, Granaries, and other Buildings, and sundry Closes and Par cels of rich Water Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Down LAND, the whole containing 715 A. 2 It. 15P., kleale is situate about four. miles from the City of New Sa rum, and fo•ir from the Town of Amesbury, in a delightful Vale on the River AN O II. -- --The Estate is bounded on the East by the River Avun, celebrated fof line Trout and other Fish; and on the West by the Wiltshire Downs, in a fine Sporting Country, well stocked with Game. Mr. Lee, the Tenant, will send a_person to chew the Pro• petty; and for further particitlars, and to treat for the I'ur chase, apply to Messrs. We!i and Attwood, Salisbury. SCORBUTIC; AND VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. THE Reputation of Dr. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS has been firmly established by forty years experience of its beneficial effects in Scorbutic and Venereal Complaints. l'or Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the Lymph; the Blood, or the general Constitution, occa sioned by acrimonious Matter retained in the habit, or intro duced by etnlain indiseretiOns, intemperance, or injudicions use of Mercury, thin Medicine will he found the most ethea cious, and at the same time the safest that can be resorted to ; and is no less excellent in Oiseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions in the Urinart.Passages, and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of Diet, Co . ntinenient, or hinderance to Business. - Sold at Mr. Butler's, no. 4, CheaOside, London, and most tlledicine Venders in every Tvwn; Bottles, at 2s. 9d, 45.6 d. and 225. eacb. OFFICE 'OF ORDNANCE, July 3, 1515.' rrni E PRIINVIPAL, OFFICERS of His M./1. .lESTrS ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That PropoSals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 17th Instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake •the Supply of CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. ARTICLES for Service of this Dep a rtment for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, atcie Op4isis of either Party. Patterns of the articles may be ;: siez,f, , cd upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower. Farther Particulars, together with the 7'ernzs and Condi tions of the Contract, may be knor•'a at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day .between the hours. of The and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and iudorsed " PropOsals for Cabinet and Up holstery Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 17th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noma of the same day, neither will any. Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. MR. WALTER SCOTT'S NEW POEM. This Dav was published, • In Bvo. (the 4th Edition) 14s. boards, HE LORD of the ISLES, a Poem. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and A. Constable and'Co.'Edinburgh. Of whom may. be had, Mr.. Scott's Poetical Works, complete in 9 vols. Royal 8ro: price 1 tl. boards. Also, just published, A Series of Illustrations to the above Poem, from the Designs of it. \Vestal', Esq. K. A. price, in. 4to. Proofs on French paper, 11. Iris. Prints in Bvo. 18s. and with the Poem, in Bvo. 11. 12s. boards. ***- A few Proof Impressiouson India paper,pnce 21.125. Gd. CATON'S WORKS. • This Day was published, A new Edition, illustrated with Cases, price 53. 1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the 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, Strictures, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal Diseases, &c. Intended as a Guide against the dangerons effects of this baneful malady. By 'l'. M. CATON, Surgeon, 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand, and late of the United Hospitals of St.Thomas's and Guy's. 2. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Inquiry into the Diseases arisin! , 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 ScrOphulous and Cutaneous Diseases.-- Price 3s. 3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the different Stages of Asthma and Winter Cough, with and successful Instructions for the - Prevention and Treatment of - Asthmatic Fits. Fourth edition, price 3s. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes , includin g the Theory Of Generation, &c. Price 3s. 6d. 5. A Practical Treatise on Fem ale Diseases, including Ob servations on Parturition, Lac t a tion, and the (Disorders in cidentto those important changes.. Price 3s. 6d. Printe2dsf: Hon or Sherwood and c a C re o. n 2 d o ii , h p .s a i t ua e Paternoster-row t;..e London. ; and S. Martin, . I ' I' c I f~~ ilt ~;iU~~ y ..iC~ re ; rd t th ° rl/ 0.. 1 i[ cf• 0.1 t ° P it et' ~~ )~~~~~~ ~'~ Atias, 4. , ,, 4 fR. CAMERON, so celebrat e ,i f or discover ing complicated Disorders by an -insp e cti o n of 'the Urine, is REMO 1 / 4 "ED to No. 34, BERNER'S- '+'i'aEET, ox- FoRD-sTREET, where he is consulted dad.. from Ele'ven o'clock till Ti.ree. Although Dr. C's method singular, it is a well hn3'vu fact, that he restores many to perfect. health, when the most eminent of theyrofessiou have fai Jed, in pain ful, lingerivg, and dangerous cases, such as Diseases of Liver, Bilious, and other Obstrnctions,'Jauriice, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Debility, Gravel, Dropsy, &c. Also those Complaints peculiar to Females at the diiierent.periods of Life. 1,500.