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'-r 117771 7 .. - _ ..:- 4.; 47' i • 4 77 . /404 k . 7 4, A L '147 • • . 4/1 • rim • . 7 :4 0 1. . . . • - fa, • • , . - 4 44 • • 7 44,,„? 4.X. v„ - • • 7 • .14 1, AC-4- ..14'23.0-7flj 1158 1 TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1815. [Finer. SIPENtr."4-11At,FPIMN174 - . 'ir tit: the PROPRIETORS o f EAST INDIA STOCK. Lilt-, AN D GENTLE:4LN, .LR E CTION of a D(RECTOR to sttp- Ne l Y the VACANCY made in your COURT of DE.. n‘. C nb RS by the death of the late respected Member of it, t e 'llti l — t "ART CLERK, being liked for Wednesday the 1(t , 1! Oar si T ','„ l) eg leave respectfully, but earnestly, to SOLICIT ' - ',V RAGES On that Day in my Favour. , have the honour to be, with great Respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, 4,7 1 ' Your faithful humble Servant, "'ettters-Strect 1 RICHARD PARRY. , . Aug.g. . ItAzAßto, BURN., and Co. respectfolly in eitsui, form the Public. thatT H ICKETS and SARES, for the ILTTERY, are now on Sale at their Office, rhi . rtn ti • N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. ',A Lott ery of 00 l , 5,00 Tickets, there is a Prize of .1,0,1331 b ThotisAntl Pounds, One of 2,000 Guineas, and One of di ate i ot!t 4 () whic e paid bem, in Gld i,n,lme -1 v. ,Ni „c, '4 of whole s to Will be b Drawn on the o 1 the 24th of HIS .._ 'I. v....stavr-voca m.ancataun roiCEIGN WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. , • • • . City of London Tavern, 28th Jun,.ltl A T the GENERAL MEETING at this place, Resolved, " That a General Subscription of all Classes be opened for the special Relief and - Benefit of the Families of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded Stiffereri of the BRITISH ARMY under the Command of the illustrious WELLINGTON, in the signal Victory of Waterloo, and in the several Battles of the present Campaign." 4, %,* Similar Subscriptions are making in Westminster, Southwark, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgdw, Liverp6ol; Man chester, Birmingham, Bristol, Northampton, Leeds, York, Exeter, and other Cities and Towns of the Empire, and are depended on in the Eastern and Western Colonies and De pendencies. By the Licence of the King's Letter, granted by the autho rity of the Prince Regent, to the Archbishops, Collections are also making under their direction, by the Clergy, of volun tary Subscriptions in their Churches and Parishes, for the Relief of the Sufferers at Waterloo, of the NRITISH ARMY, under the COmmand of Field-Marshal the Duke of WEL LINGTON, and also of the PRUSSIAN ARMY, under the Command of Field-Marshal Prince BLUCHER. Amount ofSubscriptions already ad vertised„C .107,860 13s. 6d Further Subscriptions : Mr. J. J. C. Mimar- From a Boat-builder at diere, Ordnance-Of- Ely, in Cambridge . fice, Tower - ,£2 2 shire - - 0 Mrs. Mimardiere - 1 1 Subscriptions begun at Master Henry Mimar- Edinburgh for part diere, and their Ser- of Scotland, to 11th cant - 11. 113. 6d. August, advised by Subscriptions in the Rob. John.sionc,Esq. City of York, remit- I on account, about 7500 0 ted by W. H. Hearon, Esq. Mayo' of York, on account - HOO 0 Subscriptions at Glas gow, advised by the Conunittee,as began, amount to - 6500 0 Joseph Stephenson 10 10 By John Key, from Denmark Hill Cha pel, Camberwell, af ter a Sermon by T. Sampson, P.D. P.R. S. and F.A.S. 1161. 9s. Bd. CONTRACT FOR-THE C..ithlllAGE OF TIAINER . - Nazy-Offire, August 14, 1315.• THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS anti.COiYlltllSr SIONEIZS of HIS.3.IAJESTrs 2% 7 .-IPY do hereby give Notice, That on frednesday, the .30th In'slatzt, at. One o'Cloz:h,' they will be ready to Treat with such Persons as may by willing to Contract for Conveying- front ALICE HOLT' FOREST, in the County nillants,to,hisMAJESTy'S YARD at WOOLWICH aefollotangquantities of TIMBER, vi !z. Oak Timber, about 286 Loads. Beech 76 Elm ditto ....... 5 • • - PAYERS. (Front•the•Gr::rlte PARIS, Fllll )AY AUG. 11. Lours,. by the Grace of Go(1, - ,IiipS "of France and Navarre—To all to whom th'ese prese!its shall .come, greeting .Considering that it is urgent to organize a new army, while that which existed shall be, according to our Ordinance of the 28d of March, disbanded :. Considering also, that the new organization ought to rest Jan bases which may secure to France its independence with-. fl out, and its tranquillity within ; that as much as it has been endeavoured to detach the army from the interests of the country, in order to make it the mere instrument of. a per,. sopal and inordinate ambition, so :much it is fitting for the public order to maintain that which is. about to he formed iri the pyinciplesobich ponstitute a truly national artiy: wishing for these pnrpo=cs to form a military force, and to put it henceforth in harmony with the liberal, dispositions of our constitutiooarChatteri by establishing in the army a disci pline sufficiently strong to guarantee' snccess in war, and to maintain our institutions invariably, if new facticMs should, again threaten . to trouble the state, we have ordained and de ordain as fellows .. • - • Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No reader will be received after One o'Cloce, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. • Every Tender ns,o be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy hoard, and signed by a responsible !Person, en gaging to became bound with Me Person tendering, in the 5404,0 3001. for the due performance of Me Contract. • WW I , and Co. respectfully•inform their Friends the Pahlie that the Small Lottery containing only -2.,th Drawinz on THURSDAY, The S - cheme contains Grand Prizes 430 ,000 %No 1,050 2. LSOO :3 - 4(U) 3 ' 300 - BUONAPARTE.,- This Day was published, In 18mo. neatly sewed, price 25.,64. ' • AGEOGRAPHICAL and HISTORICAL AC COUNT of the ISLAND of ST. HELENA; of its Dis covery by the Portuguese; its Climate; P v pulation ;* Man ners of the Inhabitants ; Mountainous Aspect, and Singular Natural Security. To which are subjoiried, grief Memoirs of NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE, duringiiis Seclusion at ltocber fort, his subsequent Surrender and Appearance tiff the British Shores, and his 'final Transfer to the * Northumberland, 74 bound for St. Helena. With a Picturesque View of the guns, Bland; and a Portrait of Napoleon Buonaparte; as he ap peared on board his Majesty's ship.Beßerophon., London : Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-row. 4 ,000 &c. "Vint..l.:l', Will be paid & in GOLD for the Prizes of this Ilck e , t ' Lo 7,,1 an d Shares are on Sale ttery. at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, "a. 1 i , - D au i r try • I'2, Chtirin ' -cro-s • Aldgate High .. -t--........______ ....._ g s, . I ?Co si 1 .3 :e1. t v e, io , NI, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and IS, 1 4% • 'entry-street,'t of his Pri,nds and the Pu ls grea t blic t pleasure in calling the at 'o . A small Lottery of only 5,000 Tickets, • ..., W ith a Grind Prize of L. 30,000, , tiesides 3,0'00 Guineas to be paid in Gold . . To'he drawn all in One Day, t.t St. early as the 24th Instant. ,ttn. ther( fore solicits an earlv , call at either of histrn , ly Iliat-...ta,t(' ces, wlaere the last Twenty Thousand soldiy 1.40 es,i;des the Golden Prize of l(KtO Guineas, and the d last *' C l i t cl P-z e, No 6 431 lc t= ~_.... Ail blisi • ' • '' " d - conducted as usna "tilLtinow. ness in the Public Inn J ' r e now paying. on deman . 1 ' and punctuality. TW Crt. " , l - INCOMITS.‘NPARATILE SUCCESS• 'r? TfICD POUND gold by ‘V 1 , 138 viz. PRIZES Shared and 'OO Ott . 3 ' 539 .. Draw - n is; Au ' guct..../.30,0 — e 'quarter a . o . d T,,,,k.e s sisteent ,is, (being the only One 1 40 , 8 969 in the last Lottery). a t qii..,_. ....Drawn 13th May....L , 3 . 0.000 tw Hes ' l et Two Eighths, and Eight sixteenths, (being m p ri the Only o.le in that Lottery),- , ii , zes of 10001. 50 . 01. C. and one of 1000 Guineas in eL e al ,„1,, C 1 —.ma t WE.Bl' Gol l%t ate Office, No. 17, Lud_- A.,.., ‘l, 'pi, „gat e-st i - e m et os i t iea o r St u . n Paul's. 4 • an n n • eels the highest '• ? "'n f ' - satisfaction in d ctrnfi ,Niv ,- "-Tie'll,g th e l , - f t nate ,events, an •tol,' '' 'vettt that ti a , :. le th a , . 1 ! 1 ‘ Ni ce hil l ''' --- '` l ' ()f °').° utinterropted, and. t N. " ' th " ar, - er..t ''' will e'n""i"e 1 . vt• - ll again be pre "r u d Luck,i which has at ih;`tiol 1 .!.ag Lottery its success ""' - t ...c.‘n on nn )) I', ‘k - L . , with a Grand I . ) t , cif 3 D 1)0 9 1 i r:41,1 of only 5,000 Tickejs. ..„ b e a ll - Tril ilz. l ; ai t i a,c4.) Guineas iii (sold, . Vilii, 17 , • Xt ate L t . r ), Y, 'ltl Tins NION l'H. • it-q r ., . . --- _.......... ,.... i,4:, “car St. Paul' s . __ \01..4, At Robarts and Co. S. and T. Spence - 5 5 Ayres and Son - 5 5 James Renshaw - 10 10 Turner and Sons - 50 0 Rev. Benj. Winthrop 10 10 Christopher Nockells, Esq. - - 10 10 Charles Nockells (poc ket-money) - 1 0 G. Wiclie, per Curries and Co. - - 20 0 Subscriptions in the Town of Manches ter, to 11th Aug. 3673 12 John Greenwell, Esq. Broomshields, Dur ham, - - 5 5 Share of Profit on Om- Ilium gained in con sequence of the Wa terloo Victory 201. es. Bd. Collection at . the Cha pel at Sydepliam, on the 30th of July, af ' ter a Discourse by the Rev. J. COokes ly - - - 50 0 Dr. Nicholas, Tutors, and Scholars of Eal ing Academy - 20 0 1. The active mint:L:l , force of France shall consist of - 86 Legions of Infantry, of three battalions each; 8 Regiments of foot artillery; 4 Regiments of .horse artillery; . Regiment of royal .carabineer3 6 Regiments of cuirassiers'; 10 Regiments of dragons ; 24 Regiments of chasseurs ; and 6 Regiments ofinissars. a. There shall be formed a royal - corps of engineers., to be in proportion with the general organization of °Mei . arms., 3. Our War Secretary shall present to us as soon as pos- . sible, the detailed organization of the different corps. Given at Paris, the 16th day of July. (Signed) LOUIS, • (Countersigned) Marshal GOUVION ST. CYR. There nest 'followi an, Ordinance containing the details of the New Army. TO be LET, within five minutes ride of H yde Park Corner, a Magnificent RESIDENCE Furnished, The House is spacious, with extensive Offices, and 'StabHug, a very considerable range of Hot-houses, - and Walled Gar den, Orchards,"lce House, &c. The ' South - Front of the House overlooks the Lawn, the Park, and a large Sheet of Water, of about one acre and a half, well stocked with Fish, and the Shrubberies and Walks, which extend entirely round, have had gfeat . attentibn and expence. bestowed upon them ,ddring the last seven years. The whole coatains about 13 Aer'es; and is in every respect calculated for the Residence of an Ambassador, or a Personage of Distinction, being a com plete Ibis in Utbe. 'Apply at Mr. Sudlows, Solicitor, Monument-yard. At Ramsbottoms. Collection made by the Rev. J. Hope, Great Staugktton, Hunti ng dintshire—Str J. 1)u -berly, 101. Inhabi tants of the Parish, 141. 4s. - - Collected at Cardigan Church, hyllev.Grif fiths. Thomas - Parishioiwrs of Upton Bishop, near Ross, by the Rev. R. E. Owen - 41. ss. Sd. From the City of Exe ter, on account, byJ. Hart,Esq, Mayor 1000 0 24 4 9 4 DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. riIHESE PILLS long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate Bilious Disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir Gecirge War ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager, Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess - Bulkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the Public, nuder the approbation and the sanc tion- of.their Names. - - The Pills are fOund to he an incomparable Remody for re storing the tone of the Stomach, for curing Indigestion,' or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and thrtulences. They prevent habitual and tempo rary Costiveness, Sick Head-Aehes, and Heart-Burn which is occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stomach, whe ther arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to excess. By promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are ob served wonderfully to clear a sallow complexion, and being a certain, though gentle operative, they prevent those obstrue films in the liver which arc so troublesome in all countries, but particularly fatal in warm climates. On this account they arc a valuable deSideratum in the medicine chests of those who go abroad, or make frequent voyages. They are an admirable preparative to sea-bathing, insomuch that the success in the course of it'greatly depLqads upon the good use of them, especially when bile,enters -into the complication for which sea-bathing is prescribed. • Sold at Mr. Butler's, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chinch, and most Medicine Venders in every Town, in Boxes at 2s. 9d. each. Marshal Ney was discovered :in the canton . Of Figeac in the department of Lot, on the borders of the department of Cantal. He has ,been ar rested, antl:condncted Aurillac. This.import ant arrest is owing to the vigilant care of M. Locard, Prefect of Cantal, and of.the Snb-prefect of Aurillac. ,The Captain of Gendarmerie exe cuted the orders of the Prefect of CAntal with much zeal and activity. An Communications -and N Oested to' be addressed to it. Loudon Tavern. Subscriptions arc received a! don `l3.:,:rn; and by all the43a J. 14t1 .August.. [otice of Subscriptions arc re lie Committee at the City of Lloyd's; at the City of Lou inkers of the Metropolis. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. Marshal Brune, after quitting Toulon, travelleot with' passports from M. de Rivierc ; he was recog nised by the people at Avignon immediately a popular movement burst forth ;M. Panne out, of his coach and took refuge in an inn. The Pre fect, who had already seen him, and had advised him to pursue his journey without delay, ran tc.• him ; he, for four hours and a half, at the peril of his own life, defended that of M. Brune ;' his speeches and his efforts. Were not able to Arrest the popular.rage : there was no armed force in the city. At last, at the niontent when the IVlHrshal thought it certain that the door of his asylum would be broke open, he killed himself with a pis tol. The Prefect of Vaucluse hns'beeayrdered to prosecute the authors of the sedition. This Day were published, At R. Ackerntann's Repository of Arts, tut, Strand, and to be had of all the Book and Printullers in the United King don), .iTrp - ALL IN ONE DAY . t. he lcLoTTEßy of lIIR TY only 5 : 000 Tickets, 2 itli AU G ; ST, contains a qrand Prize of THOUSAND PNDS, An d 3,000 GPI N EAS in GOLD. • SCHEME • . cf. ' • .... • • ...... '"'°°° 1.: ••• • • • ... .. - %; ,000 • - 10,009 .2,100 2. '• • • .......... 1,050 1,050 50*) l,OOO 1. 1;200 4 . 300 900 .•.. • • ...... ACOLOURED PLAN of the ever memorable BATTLE of wxrEftwo, taken on the Spot after the Battle, presented and dedicated, with special pei mission, to his Royal Highness Abe Dnke of York, by Lieutenant Tyler, 4d G. B. sheaving the Positions of all the contending Armies, from the first Attack On the Prussians ou the 15th of June, to the Evening of the glorious Victory of the 18th; with a 'concise Description of the various Movements of the respec tive Armies. Price 2s. 6d. A pattritArr of Field-Marshal PRINCE BLUCHER of WA insTADT, on Horseback, from,.a Picture by Professor C. Bach, of Breslau, Painted expressly for the Princess.Blu cher.—This only correct Portrait represents the veteran Hero fall of martial fire: In the back-ground is seen the hustle 61 the Battle of the Katzbach, subsequent to which the Picture was painted. This most interesting subject is engraved, in mezzotint°, by Charles Turner. The size of the Print is 23 inches by 19 inches. Price 11. 1 ls. ad.; Proofs, 31. 3s. [From, the Moniteur.] 600 4 •,.... -• • ..... 200 409 SJp• • , " • • ...... 100 -250 . , 4( )(1 i , i'*".... ......... 50 7,500 15 l't-drawo lil . ...... .... 10 e ac h c--...„. .A D , abets, _ L. 50,000 1,, Ti ! . ' .2 G,0 50 ' w'll 40 (1 ( iqi‘, 1. rec eive.Llo,ooo more , , making 7- . 3 . 0 ), , i 000 014, thl)Llicend KHARES are on Sale by RIGHAIc . .i • Il k eir o ak , Rtml Contractori for the 4X 101 l i n !,s, CORSHILL anti CHARING42ROSS, where presen! ..ottery, 1,,,, • 1veti st i " 'oe Last Lottery, 11 172 a Prize of f... 20,000, i . n 1 %14 IN re s, and o. 6 447 ;Goiclen Prize of 1,000 Gut ..„,..........._211e Shares, '. ' • S , \\T v , • S S'o,pt COLONELS OF REGIMENT . 4 4PHEs fiat'fi who hav e bvgs to inform l 3l )th to CLOTHE REGIMENTS, that he m:ill thitt3, a,ce.ni„with Clothing, Accoutrements, Sadler!'" Shoes % Ya,1191..e.. at Five per Cent. less , than what itt hlr s tl at on the sate Credit, s and for nny , t:rtnnber . et , ~ lat ton: be agreed °p ' —No. Illackfriars-bridge. .—No. 25, Upper !Lanni 0 h . OS ED IT ,f4 r o vo , . ED OF, TIIIIEE . SHARES ~,..t0xt.:,;,..,,, THOUSAND Polutds each, 1 t be -I,flt 'lig "he whieb by active agency, is capo t in the tt r te.p o i i ,c of . the most respectable Establishments . In a"_TH.R..1V (11.1,441.) ..Nvithaut risk, and requiring no further advance ),, i , aild •rlell party may ke an active I,l,llitrshi !emutterated fur y his attention, exclusive of 1 l 'agetiey . in the . y i c '4l i )I.' dlytdend in -the general prpfits. Every n ecessary Itle! C; ent ( r a ll i wi l be afforded by the 1 - lent:try at the vl'••tetsetrra,l.o t;,'!lil 14. ti i.. ~r , ar . t, on personal application, or by lc ,Ln : _ t . .. - <144, ti c. , ,e3 ..e II St instance, who will vequire address . 1. d e.. 44? treat, if the' Concern should answer t ns d - -----....._ " • - lAA • LIIITISEI PIINT NIANUFAC'f Olti, ' • ft,l;•,Pit',9.llveti-staree.t,,, elleapsldoe,LLondon. _ X TAR BROWN, i Pak. PalihlSLE. PAIN IS, and .(... CO. 1L _...eather BQaed- In v i i 14 ever.,g, lates, Out Buildings, a n d W r, ~ ,,i,, , 9 uescription. : 1 51 4 i i t ( e ) t r i e eo, iier Cwt. 58s. Red or Br . o:ivn .. per Givt. 6 4 o 2 s s . . of ti lt ••• ' ...... 78s \Vint e Paint l'4-c 1 . lb*. - . . Prepared Oil to thin them tilf,ht,)il Colrnir •• • • ** . * LAl'2,;:. Prepared Oil to thin them tlll °Ur...........55. fur the ss. 6d. per Gal. ! Colou; - .. 6 .• ** -... -'—' ...--- • e ir inside Work of I t 7111,t,„ ~ ••• • • • ..... 58s. I ine Paints .t . . _ ,_. t4 ll .. ' `-•4OUr -SG s . description, Zl/4c•o',L.'w, t'u i s i ir /I •'• " " st 's• . - I , do. 18s. Per ut. 1 414 Brown 2.25. per ewt.--;_,uturno ve very r ,, INI PE;NETII.AfiLE PAIN'T ' S , a -, as IST °,:7-4,ental, and will cover a surface neat i . y . i'ant..."ldetk—,4thtr Paint—. they alsopossess a diiraoili , t t r i a . -liic n h_ il-e'v't", Peanl . • ' l .r 1 it I when applied to \lot-. co -'''"'' -711" ell to tirikr, tt' l t ' * la ' f t e he '‘ XX ' Yeat her ; ant: from their ,e 4,..141.1;1,7"4d itain,ettect O'c+l-uand drying very qui•cl" the ). y i s a t , ~''' the4,-;1!t° thi! gen I- 1 p ,-1, of useful Inside I milt h, ,';'i-1T1.,..,1,tt the sa k i . a t• 'I) ; °lse% rvin , - anti very handsonie : ' ll, t n-. 'hey are 4LTit!.;tai e ir f . e r tlie ' Worm and Dry Rot ,: li!d .. 5 5 , 1 n i h ot ci also - and -r a . .i.„. of application, benitt , ii , e 3a,,,,, ni l i late!, arepe..nis i n; , !,f t.s.,Al/1,,1 tt a,r4i i i t t i,_.! r 7 1 , 5 l I tiherre ai n , n . ,e . cover -I`, .it'ugh Pen-i' , r s r i c . ° wo!!t t i le i d in f d o e r r ground thco or .11,'' i,:att'4':lrtti,etilvrairtytt•e I°lre';i'llised,' which 3: is l u itrt e *e , c , t , Iy i ..:, 7:o , l i i s t i ! d le ; t .t v, • (gin will not penetrate I t'illiin,,, (:) "'Y gaod enikur, oat hard, anti . is t•-::1•IY 'lnn"' til ° , • 111 Y to he heated and laid on with a coitimon tar 1 C 414 bltivrON and o. Q u een - Str e et , CheaPSide. , THE WHOLE CASE OF ELIZA PENNING. This Day was published, 2s. Sd. in Quarto to bind with the Sessions Paper, THE TRIAL at LARGE of ELIZA FEN NING for administering Poison to Mr. Turner, and fa mily, with an aceount of her behaviour in Newgate and at her execution. Affidavits of Davis the turnkey and Fenning the father; the Mob extraordinary behaviour: h e r funeral, and her Father's account of himself and family. To which is added the Trial of It. Coleman, for the Murder of Sarah Green, who was executed innocently; the Trial of Welch and Jones, for the above Murder—they were execut ed. The Trial of E. , Edmonson, for murdering her Aunt; after her execu tion her innocence Iv as proved. The Trial of Joan Perry and her two Sons, for the supposed Murder of Mr. Harrison ; they were executed, and Harrison made his appearance a few years after. The Trial of a Person for Murdery and the Foreman of the Jury Committed the crime. Sold by R. Butters, 22, Fetter-laud , Fleet-street; where may be had the Sessioos Paper, price Is. with Fenning's Trial at Large. TO TAAVELLELIS ON THE CONTINENT. Just published, I)IDLANTA'S NEW PICTURE of PARIS;wit I, - ..a. • Maps, Plans, &c. new Edition, 6s. 6d. hound. GAZETTEER of FRANCE, 4s. hds. ss. bound. POST: OADS in FRANCE, Rs. bound. PLAN'T'S PARIS and GAZETTEER of FRANCE, hound together, 9s. Gd. t'OST2ROADS and GAZETTEER, bound together, with a Map of the - Roads, 12s. PLANTA'S PARIS, .GAZETTEER of FRANCE, and POST-ROADS in FRANCE, bound together, price 16s. ' The same Work, with the Maps beautifully coloured ) and the Roads distinctly-an'd accurately delineated, 18s. bound. BLAGDON'S FRENCH INTERPRETER, Gs. 6d. half bound. • - ROYCE'S BELGIAN TRAVELLER'S GUIDE, with a large Map and Plan. GENUS' MANUEL DU VOYAGEUR; or, Travellers Pocket Companion ; consisting of Familiar Conversations.in r -ENGLISH, FRENCH, and ITALIAN, new Edition ) greatly improved. LAIIAUME'S NARR. I cTIVE of the CAMPAIGN in RUS SIA; new and improved Edition, with Plans, &c. Bvo.- 10s. 6d. boards, or with a large Map, coloured, 12s. 6rl. boards. GIRAUD'S CAMPAIGN of PARIS, in 1814, with a Map and Plan, Gd. boards. BROWN'S PRINCIPLES of PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE, royal 4to. with 52 Plates and appropriate Letter Press, 21. 2s. boards. *),* This is the best practical work on Perspective that has. „ever appeared. • NUT r'S. COMM CONFECTIONER,' 7th edition, with additions by mr..1..1. MACK'!', of. Paris, Bs. 6d..balf-bound. NUTTSIMPERIAL and ROYAL COOK, 12tuo, Gs. boards. Mrs. smurics FEN.I ALE ECONOMIST or, Plain Systun of Cookery for rqivate Families, new edition, 4s. boards. London: Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand.; sold also by P. Hill, Edinburgh; J. Cumming, Dublin, • and all other Bookseller:. TO . THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, Nrw Bridge-street, London. 11:rlouttEn SIR, Edinburgh, Nlarch IS. Z. BEG leave to inform you,. that ever since the year 1799, I had been afflicted with .the Lucas Venerea ; which; from its obstinately resisting every coarse ut medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice diS- ' charged from the Hospital with little relief, , would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a bead, as nearly t 9 put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the a rows of my head, one on eacharm ' and my' legs were broke ont in a frightful mannpr ; my right was dreadfully painful, and bad been in a state of uleeratien for the last seven )ears; iiiy left had als6 two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a mire by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May;, in the course of a fortnight I began to receive belie t--in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— sOon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, eonsiderablei discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little your invaluable subsided ; itg,tlie Skin regaining its natural hue, and longer g ,l e o r Li perseverance r d s e r r a i o i e in the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by yOur. liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all Who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this.my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa , sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX'. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. . Witnesses to the aborc cure:— . . John Thorn icon, Nu. Ne;Poultry AI t ket, Edinhurgl, ; John NVltitosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.. • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his libuse, No. 9, NeW . Bridge-street, London; where, aftet a constant residence', of more than 38 years, in a iiractiee parti cularlyllirected to the cure of Venereal Complaints and throe imidental to the Parts of GeneVation, with that inviolable secrecy 'which men of his profession should alWays observe in such cases, he Hatters himself the . adVice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this liedicint, will be estetmed , by a discerning Public, as an advaLtage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also said., by his appointment, for thecotiVenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. :vs, St. Alban's. street, Pall-utall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mt. sbcirbugh's; No. 7, Fisl-street-hill; Mr. Baxtec's, _South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr..M&Donal4, Jeweller, Glasgow ;. Duldin ; and by, one Petson in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 3d: eacn, stamped, andsealed ap with. full and plain directions, whereby petsons, of either sex may cure themselies with' ease, speed, secrecy,,and safety. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with r* stamp, on which; by &vont - of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp Office..--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, to imitate which is Felony, e. ad all others ars counterfeits. PARIS, Alio. 11. 7 =-YeSterday, after mass, the King received Lord Castlereagh, who remained an hour with his Majesty. Manst Officers, of all arms and 'ranks, who lowed the King, or who did not tange themselves under the banners of Buonaparte, have been to present their services to the King. (Fralithe fournal des Dcbats.) PAnis, AUG, 12.—Great tl-anquilllty at pre - sent keigns'in the capital. %Ve no longer hear thOse seditious cries which justly alarmed good citizens, and the disaffected are restrained by a prudent but active and watchful police, which is felt every where without being seen. Lahedoyere'S proceeds with activity. The- different regiments which composed the army of the Loire, proceed with much order and obedience to 'the cantonments assigned to them. There will remain on the banks of the Alike anti Loire, only a few regiments of cavAlry to cause the line of demarkation to be observed. (Front the Journal de Paris.) PAMS, AuG.l2--.This paper contains the fol.' lowing additional paticulars relative to the death of Marshal Brune Crowds assembled round the inn he barri cadoed the place, and armed himself as a mark whO nave hitnSelf up for lost. The more apps. rent his fear was, the more violent were the at+ tacks upon hint. Sonde took ladders to escalade his apartment ) while others mciiinted by tbestair. case to the apartment above. " These latter tore up the flouring, and through the opening one of them fired upon the Marshal and broke his shoulder,.. In this cruel extremity he destroyed himself by a pistol shot. " The murderers then penetrated the chamber, dragged out the body along the streets, and finished this scene of horror by throwing it into the Rhone." 13y an order of his. Excellency the Minister of General Police, the Gazette de Prance, has beeu suspended, for having inserted yesterday•att article l in whic h i t is proposed to make the persons who accepted the additional Act of Butinaparte bear the principal expellee of the war. This article, which is of a nature to alarm a great numbecof