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THE COM MMSIO.IVERS for VICTUALLING His 21.[4.1.135T1"S .41',41 7 1' do hereby give Notice, that on Friday, the ,21st. fiatunt, they will be reddy ter receive Tenders- in ,writing, sealed up, and trent Jro the ,capply ef what . COOPERAGE: STORES and Town-made COOPERS' TOOLS the Service of this nepartinent Bray re, Inire, for twelve months front the 2Sth Instant; to .be deli vered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by . Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days af ter date. City of•LOndonTaVern, July 13, 18t5. T MEETING•Ij' .the kIENERAL COM MITTEE for conducting the IrxrEaLooSUBSCHIP TION, held this lThy, Sir ROBERT WIGRA;VI, Batt-in the Chair; The Treasurers reported ,the Aimitnit of - SWiserititidro hl ready known and advertised to he C 7.1,510 -I Is. 8,1.; and that k", 230 94. f;d. had IteetrinVesteki in the Public It ;olyc~i,'l left Sir William I.:iithton, Knight, Sir ‘Villiura Fra'ter, Bart. f; , wikin, Esq.. John Capel, Esq. - and John Svict', Esq. he added to.the Committee. ROBERT IGR AM, Chaittriati; It is reinested that ilia Su!tscriptious could not he ceivcil on the tliy Of General .Meeting,-TBth June, may he paid to thepankers in London of the respective Subscriber's, or to the Cant inittee at the City of Loudon Tavern. SubscriptiohS are received at the Pity Of London Tavern ; at I.loytr,'; and at. all the Bankers. All CommitnicationS and Notice of Suiiscfiptions, are requested tti he addreSsed to the Uninnilttee, at the City of London Tavern. - 15th July. rI'IIATcEIED-IMUSE TAVERN. ~cam's-sTru;sr,,ici.t II; 1611: WATERLOO SUBSCRIPT lON. A T a Most Resketable MEETING' of the - NOBILITY, GENTRY, and MILERS, of the CITY of WEsTMINSTER, held this Par, . His Royal 'Highness the Puke of YORK iirthe etkalr,. lieetal Relief aud Muck of • the Eat/lifer, of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the.rßritish etoy,. under the command- of the illustrious W c hi ngt .„ . „, i„ Ihe signaLVietory of WAterloe, and in the SCVeral • t,i( fr bare ilinnt, or may be fought in the present Catxpaigo ; and that the amountitubscrihed be tau,soiiilated into one t s Vit II that collected in the City of Landon, and other Cii:ics and Dependencies of the Empire. s*:. That a Committee be appointed to promote and.eiinluet this Subscription,• ant; to correspond with such other Com mittees as may be appointed for the Sallie. purpose. • • t. 'chat it be recommended to this Committee to confer wit It the Committee of the Association itt the City of Liindmi, on the propriety and utt_ . .titts of applying some portion of the funds•su subscribed fin the relief in the sufferers of the Prus sian Army under the command Of Highness Prince Blucher, co-operating with the Britten Army in that glorious Victory. 4. That the folloWing Noblemen and Gentlemen du it nt the Coninfittee, with liberty tiradd to their number : His • Royal Highness the Duke of Turk, - his Royal es t i he Duke of Kent, his Royal flightless the Doke of Cumber land, his Royal I-lighnefs the Duke of Umnbridgei. hiS High ness the Duke of Gloucester. The Archbishop of Canterbury. IN TERIOR OF PARIS. 411.K.ER'S. PANORANIA,. Strand, near Surrey-street. VIEW of PARIS, taken 'from the Palace de car o i. f o ( mays , the comprisin ,, the Garih;ns, the Place the ays, the B r id ges , an d rur:,t 0f . kirel P " iksi With •the Lilli s 'commanding. the City, wl"haie eturtiiieti by "luau - ail:lac, IS NOW OPEN in the lar6e The L'anditions of the Contnict.:s nitry he 'seen at the Seci•e- „ COLONELS OF REGIMENTS. I:Et'l-IENS begs •f • COLONELS I • who It- to oi in . hire to CLOTHE REGINIENTS, that wilt ht,i,„, lent with Clothing' 1 coutreinents Sadlery, Shoes, they,' & C. Sec. at C a e c nt. loss in ' price than what etYva r r e s n i u , w l'aTing on the same Credit, and for any nitinher reet, „. a . " 4 t 111,1 v be a4reed on.—No. 23, Upper 1 hames r Blicl:friars-bridge. ary's - Nu regard will be had to nny'render iv which the Prier shall nut be inserted in words at length, or "that sling not be delivered to the hoard Gefore One O'Cloel; on the said Friday, the 21st inSfUnt ; nor unless the I?ersoa4homaleci : the nailer, or some Person on his behalf y attends, to itapeer Amount of SubsciiptintE,alreli Lay ddvertisell Z.7.i,540 I Is. Bd. k • s „ . - 4N - 91) gm), sra Lino moth) 5 0 Nlolfet. - 50 0 Tbe West • India Dock - •(..:omitany - )ohn Di%ou - Henry Littledale - Mr. Staffel, ti.; Gentle men at the Su!,,•Lal Quecu-st reef - ,15 15 Thomas Barnutt Son 21. 0 .luhn K nowi vi • 30 0 Sir Wilban.lllizard 10 0 Dr. Blegborob4ll 10 10 Thos. Waishaut, M.l). 10 10 James Ilaniiec - 5 0 Rex. Dr.Gartli tier, after a Sermon at the Octa-. gonCliapel, Ilnth, 851. Is. Gd. At North I.ulfetibani, after a Discourse by the . Rev. W. Hardy : - man, Rector Gurdut► Gordon, Bidditlrb, ,C• s. - 105 0 when. crltcd 600 0 52 10 21 0 Francis Michavlson 9.1 0 Thomas Hankey - 21 0 .1. 1. tiringwood - 30 10 1-7C717.11.1.1NG OFFICE, J;ilq 12, ISIS. Totilyns Dickei - 10 I.cwis - 52 10 rip E COMMISSIONERSJ'r VICTUALLING 11- His .11.-IJESTrS N.-11'1' do hereby' give Notice, that on 'Thursday, the 20th In f tant, Reeks, their Agent at P o rtsnzbath, will , be ready to receive sealed Tenders, and treat for Six Mtndted Qum-1(2.s of ENGLISII WHEAT (weighing 66 ponnds per bashe),for the Service of the Pietaalling Department at that Port, to.be answerable to a Sanyle lhat will br exhibited at his (Vice, to he delivered in one Month, and to be paid fur by Bills, payable with In terest, ninety Days After dale. _ _ . Usbornes,llenscru &Co. 105 0 W. T. • - - 10 10 Emanuel Silva 10 10 Harding o llowcll,& Co. 52 10 Francis Lind. 21 0 pack house 52 10 Geor4e Duckett, Esq. per De I.lazoe N. Co. 20 0 Solomao FiTanco . 21 0 Chainpitoi Nloore • 52 10 Richard Cowper - 5 5 Mks NI. U. Ai.• - 5 8 Miss . - 5 5 No regard will behalf to any Tender is whi( It the Price dial/ not be.inserted in words at tenu?h, or that shall not he rldirered before Twelve o'Cloch on the said Thursday, the 40th In stant; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, at some Periwig on his hehalf, attends to answer a•lten called for. The Cond;iiOns of the Contract. may be seen at the • Vic tuaPing-Qlfice at Portsmouth. ' - 14 0 ......, _ _ Nl‘Tarkli,Fraser,&Co. 105 0 VARIOUS AND CURIOUS NATIONAL MUSIC. Recently published for the Harp or Piano Forte, . • —ts his 4 SivEwitiGlrr ,vith pleasure requl•Ds 'uyr -I•Lliyi'llends' (the Public) attention to the (. I ; , l r t. u : . i l t .N ude of-the Pri zes Jr , he drawn Intli Instant, and tlie m a ' rul 12,000 Gni.- ' l ea. t, i nl•ei r,', of 40,0001., 30,0001., 20,00 01., _ h i d , is so ar taii4,i 'e paid in Gold as soon as drawn, an d "35 ,2501 ., and 9 .'t-„1 that there Mae be Prizes of 45,2'01" ' that - tlie l ' 1 1 ) 1 ‘- v - i - ; ' Ile is. happv • to 'call to their recollec tio n , 30,0001., k ' ;1 "•441 Pr 'ae of 46,0 oi • N o . 2570, and the n .r . e stuid and 4 la t ,S l 4 Me r6rlt Golden Prize oflooo Guineas, ''' it - • 3 3 . ill 11, tIu.JOIII, 11,,;i:.talt' his 01d offices, s 7, Comb... ; - ,•`l.'`.....____et; asild 141, Oxford -street. ... . . - 11W.,111( \', ;T--------0. 1, Holborn Bars, leas de ll f,41•1 eat lil t , ‘ Y i' ll ', •l ! , of TiCtiFa's a4(I si-LutEs on. ~ to f r eg i„ brawi,,,, .101 EN LOTTERY of 15,000 1, p r C"lte 19th orrins MONTII '''o ia i, e ':' 6f 40,0001.-30,0001.:--20•0001.. `.., '-' '' b • • r . up in 11014) rize.kcootaining 12,000 GUINEAS, to L The , h7c . It h . , , r e , c in c e c , ~, i . . t:, i . s pi...„,,?!ldeinanil without ans . deduction. . , . cii,s,..tY the earnestly ;ecomiriends hiir I. rie . nd s s s t fi o li p o ur f : re, D Ts ' l + of the above Capitals at his truly tr.,llZ,:il9;ol,looul:l.orsn o tr i s , _ 111 0 € 0 0 0 l o r , n s e c r o ll . , uiks c e . , 6... 5 , u t t where c i t ia re b several eeil . N ;IL 11%1I'irtii'h ti I. " .I.' ' • 1 •• i i, ' • rich .1(.. dSt —lg . then .M;aith . s. totl),, i , -..1.1t'5, with .full particulars, e _ ""c - e • A________ may be had gratis at . kb -44 ' PRIZFS NEXT WEDNESDAY. •tttOT t. ~..,'' - • respect f 1 ---,i4 anci Co. the Cootractots, COTTER' br,i4 41Y remind the Publ i c that th e GRANDJA Ivi'lii, 4 i Il i k V Eb \ i'D'IY• ' " •., -lic.t every Tick et , draw n .... ,-. iel ti ,l 4 •' • ) rize. 'o' • . -I\ EN ' i - ",.. % i t' Golucn , I IL I . l ieiw„ rg t/a e ~f ~/ii,t,rl)lY „le\"-il) ciutN: , ,AS) tntis! ,e 'lll° ' i'sj(k a ' ' . wh ich the - li( l i e 'S.l.. l • Grand Fluating P rize s . ii . l withuot DedsUcclorll2'°o° . 11111'(.!1:;(1.(;411:1• 1:)11. •-°C)°'°7)° • hie• ckin1C1)(7)°11:--vurrI'llef t'S:leuiewc9Cncthaiwnisll4boe,olo)ajild. Guintas, 11 II as under : L. 40,000 1 1. • • • •• •0f........ L. 40,000. • '•• • • • i 5... . .. • ... 3(lM° ;1..., .... . ..... .. 30,000 • 20,000 1 .. .• • ............ 20 OtXl •• • 545° 1•• '•• .• •"••' ' • • • - 5:250 in Gold 2,000 1 ••• • - ... . .. • . ...... 2,000 3,150 5.,. ••• • .. ...... • 1 ci:io in G01d... 5,000 4 .. ••• •'•.. ' . ••••• • 1:000 ' • • • . s,lOO ' • . ' ...... ' • ' ' fi'2s in Gold • .l'icii.„, An.. 3,042 othe r p.. lof lesser Value. '••• '', l .. "" 210 • 11 G01d.... ...... 1.4 '4'. , t •I • X and SII Vo L. "4" ti • the .4rentes 2 ;y lo a -0 2 c '.l t 'ARRot , ' "'" 6 4re tii.,"::ll7%l,,e.noRN‘HILL, and ' X1:01,-1 .." 1 . all,l CO.'s 0 t LSIIIEr. Aii, h„ • r el: 11. 1S , ic t i li el Fir.st bay in the GRAND , GO LDEN LOT HI NIONTII• kt,ii i „ 1 )eglos Drawing ilnli of r...... . ' . con ) , t.„!111,":0N, (;ooDLucK, and Cm. 1)- v, II : i t:• I'l, i' ,1 7, 1-1 . ' l ' titv Present LO I'l respectillyis„uch, L. ' 4ll, 11 4 -' l ' ► t l , e folio,••••• GRAND SCHEME, winch, ;0-0o 'no „.' .• Pr,. ~- ,t,s Cohtzuns - ` s "r L.40,00L.30,000-I,49,°°°' Ivh icii N . Ilesides 12 000 GUINEAS, '1111) e paid ii: GOLD without Deduction,. 1, 1" " . Ail AS UNDER: . • • .L. 40,000 1 : ...... ,• ~, :••• • • • • L.4a,00() •• I , • 30,000 ..... .. 30,•04 PO,OOO •••• . • "•• •• • • ,00 250 in G01d......- 2,6011 uo io ." • ''• • • • 1,05 u in Gold ... 1 ,000 5,000 • • ...... ''• • • • 2,100 ' •'••' • • .. ••• • ' " 525;u Gold' 2 :00 Tli, Nl4 A N ' :6;;_; • • •210 in (4041 tattzt,ti, 4,4 1),r.•,-..otlier Prizes of i.lessu . Value,...s ~ _ liel, ' t hat ti , 4411 1 g the above splendid 1 riz , L. .1 . 6 s . ( . l ;2___ kliti.rt g,itii,, le Let•t•diotv i$ presented to tire 1 uh . lic t t , '. 1 7 . ' 4l ; ii t ~i i'! ;10,0001. atid the fart her Chance of its also ob t, * l - I(.l!'lle ' p l i ,. - ,: 4 . ! 1 1 to that Sion 5 , 000 Guineas in Gold.. ` (I N '•4:;l‘s ;‘, ‘ : ' / Ittl , I'M particillirs iday be hail Gratis, Ir _ _ t:11 ', ( 4)o w ''; NiIARES are 110 W oo Sale at ItICII, •D . i 431`•.• li • i i • ~ ~.. ' cOII.NIIIIA. :to l d , iv, - car s „ 'where 1, CO. Otht 4444eftd. "4S, all 1 3 . usiliest in the Public Fain s rtfly. L IST ' •-, , • 'sAND POUND ~., piti,,,, 1 I-11,111•‘ I 1-101)- a .-p ri , .of '''''4l 11 ' i .. 1 N ''' 3,8 (39 . 7 In lath May, . was ~old i _ , bi ll' (.471,.,'11.z.1,1ie Only One hi the lat Lottery, . ' it \VEIIII s INt'''l•l'4 ' '') tto Filiths and Eight Sixteciltas `.,, /7,,,Ar5, \ lll er • \ I,a4te oa,.,'N .... 7 i,:. te- , trect, neat •‘; • tea,, i , o. 1, ... •L,. 0. a./ .411 i.,,1 . • ~, . quo (jm , . tit.....?,(12, .1.(i,5., the I.ast tioblen lint cttl, and ~..,ver•• - tt ',',.l(l;,apit,,o'',:4,',ti •:/-:;1000 Prize.sevet Sh are d, ~,d, and paid /' i ':'\\o,l,l, 4 " ' ''. t Last Cutlery, were al so 3 1 414 S u I'llll cat • 1,441.: ci.,,,, 11`lt the,,attention o ).__.itt of ~..,!nt•ii attemls his onic,, "1".1 of the l'ithlie aproachin, t',,ntery lit ;I.e.itt• favoirr, in the hope that in t aid al r e a dy 11•,t1i, (;,e;t't,,, !lave the further satishiction of : i ~ilicitt , o a t h:o t i l t l t l . : : ‘o.9,l4ll,ll..tr'Zl.,SWith Willei l it 11 b0111015, to the i n th e 'l'.il'.,t,te, ~(41,(" (;;!pitals that have beeu sold by hint 1,) q.,v,i,•:,„ o Nears, t;',.(4 4 i 141. ati'l 14)rl'Ell.1" contains Prizes of 40,0001: Guineas in 11-- 1•1 -.(j).1 "111er Capitals, including. 12 ,<J,J° ( ..V. 1 1 1, , iv lien ,b,t..r)...ti.,,1,,. ralein?, liegitis on WED.\ Est)Ay N.P.x. Golden . ~,,,,,...,.;.lt, dr,"\„',.• AI - L . • •1 • , • • I.i '.' ill 1 )e . , 111 1 kn. A I rtZt., .illti EleVell.ot the 1 Att, devilied in he half hour. ffila ce , ir,,,1',11kn,,,,,i't! :S!3'--tei are selling at IV ebb's LueLY p i, ~ ir reev near t. Paul's, • 141%414 ~'"iti Ntars Fxchati-cd and all I.7ftsiiitsss i" • '4"!' VkeLaltVd. 6 ' .. . i . 'lO F \\III,IF.S. the ,OL\tr, . ' . 17 ENS ). Vt . '* 'S'S PATEN'r DOMESTIC 0 * „e ' Jilt, \\'tllot pi 1 - . • the highest degie s hi. a il,' 1.::„ Its, which unite, in Ils e ' ''(!il . "NY' '. iq ~, 1010W11 .1 1 tll 0 • I . tl erto contrived b 1t . t 7 ,,; 1 ar o i, i ~ , . a lens, ii i .. .. 1 ,Ranges, I,v i , v s t i , iLe .11', tvh7rh, are attached tie Mitt ~tiel. as, 174 it'11i,t.,.'k.37 .ticasiOn a considerabl e los s of 1 , :advantage ~It, itt,,, tlel‘,,",t-or Ileat ; for the toobviate tlii,'•re ) at 1 ': Dom„tic I.,i,h'il,`,,miicii.zit:t,ly.of tile Inventor of the I:.iltetrad ()flip((- ti'lli,'l.4,cte,tse triettill".l-' Pl'ues' 41"-i 11 ' ' ' IL ' I t! ' 'tilditiutial Fuel. ! gt tli ", thi • '.-4t ''tll°"t ti j e. "s `Prude in general, „ill., ,1,10• ~ ,s intthoil of informing the...7es `with or ii.,,t2:1.t1 it,ii?„..l.,t, 41ipplte(i',with thres dilfcrent size;, ott4quently t,•‘!•1717,) ~1"a`,'•?; As they heat rithout a Floc. t--_,,,i,iot i s go 10,tii:!1../tlytt,e9;s.er of Vire happening from them7..,,„:,r,nue to 1,v,ii1i,,.., (4. ti;i-s.e with those that -lave Flue.s•—!"wiiere the (,i,_!, lialy : first respe6a bilit Y trill be g"Sen, 4,4111,,,,e7iiit, st'.etai .iti 11/11'; ;11111 ,also' at his .11,1•1",..faielteci'lr,Ys: AVii':•',,,iger „'2" 4 1 7 i.iear Bedford -street :. aid al, 'Lawrence, ~,,,, •• , 7,, , ,1 ; 5:177i.in1i51i; Nley,,rs;, sch•mling anu , •__ Town l'.,i.i4‘, Witt most respectable Ironmongers 1. , • '''• , , nes. ‘l.\ll''Wa'it'e Wade t .; Vat:Trade for Ready:\l" ROYAL HOSPITAL, CIIELSEA,Ivve 12, 1115. .„ . • N piastraoce of an,Aet pissed in the present A.• Session of Parliament, by which it is enacted that the Out-Pensioners of shis-Ilospital shall in future be paid quar terly, in advance, instead of half-yearly,, Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right llonotirable the Lords and others, Commissioners for Managing the affairs of the said Flospitsrl, that all the Out-Pensioners thei - cof residing .in London, or within the District of the fills of. Mortality, are required to appear per . sonally and regimentally, with their Instructions and Certificates - of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and its their different easses, according to their several Rates of Pensinn, as undermentioned ; when attendance win be given from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Three in the After noon, for the Payment of a •Quarter of a- ear's Pension •in advance, ty the ?4th of September next. Ou lONDAY, i7th July. The Pensioners at sd. ed. and ad. per day, fro'm the diffe rent Reiriruents of Cavalry, - rout Guards, and Infantry, in•+ eluding those from the 'Militia. On TUESDAY, 18th July. Those at 9d. and MI. per day, from the different Regiments, int:lading those fro►u lime Militia. On WEDNESDAY,I9th July. Those i4t is. per day, from the different Regiments of' Ca. valve, with those from the three Regiment E. of Foot Guards, as also those from 'the Ist to the 10th Regiments of Foot in. elusive. On THURSDAY, 20th July. Those at ls. per day, from the I lth Reginient of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments and Corps. On FRIDAY, gist July. Those tit Is. Old. Is. hi. Is. and ls. 2d. per day. Oa SATURDAY, •221 July. Those at Is. VA. Is. 3d. Is. 3-I,d. and 1..1d. per day. ' On MONDAY, .e,.lth July. Those at Is. 4ld. with those at the different rates to ls. 9d. per day. On TUESDAY, 9. stn July. Those at ►s. Did. with thuie at the different rate's, to 35, per day On WEDNESDAY, 26th July. Those at is. Op. per day, and upwards, with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities froin't he Ist and '2d Troops of Horse Guards; also the Pensioners from the sevcrrtl Regi ments who have been admitted on account of blitidness. It is also ordered and direetel, that all Out-Pensinners longing to the said Hospital, do losy particular attention ,to their Instructions, which they arc required - to produce at the time of Payment ► by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster• General of hi 4 Majesty's Land 'Forces in Londdn, their Affidavits as therein prescribed, on, or immediately after every Quarter-dav, without which their Names will not he entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Qoaiter, and they arc nut afterwards to change their Place of Abode, as specified in their Affidavits; without unavoidable necessity, a►►d duly notifying the same. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a doable payment of his Pension, eltiler at-Chelsea, or at different Places; he shall hc struck off the List, and for feit all benefit arising frourthis EstablishMent. G. A CST. • NEW VOI.I7NIE OF COWPER'S POEMS. On Saturday, July 8, will br published,' prntted uniformly with the two former Volumes, IDOEMS, by WILLIAM. COWPER', of the I nnue Temple, Esq.-Vol. 111. containing his Posthu mous Poetry, and a Sketch of his Life, by his Kinsman. JOHN JOHNSON, LL.D. Rector of Y,xhant, with Welborne, in Norfolk. " His virtues foini'd the magic of his:song." CowPmes ErtiArit. Printed for P. C. and J.. Itivington ; Law and Whitaker ; Longman and Co. ; Cadet! and Davies; and Cu.; Black ; John •Iliehardson ; James Richardson ; J. Hat - chard ; Sherwood and Co. ; Scholey ;J. Booker; Snttahv and Co.; John Sharp ; Baldwin and Co. ; We and Co. ; T. Hamil ton; It. Minter ; 'Cowie - and Co. ; John Robinson ; and Slurp- Lin and Co.; and R01)1119011 and Co , Leeds. 11 R. CAMERON, so celebrated for discover ...lLO ing complicated. Disorders by an inspection of the Urine, is Ii.F.MQVED to No. 34,- FoRD-sTREET, where lie is consulted daily frtin» Eleven O'clock till Three. Although Dr. Cs method- is singular, it is a well ltnown fact, that he restores many to perfect health, when the most eminent of the Profession havc failed, in pain ful, lingeriv;, and dangerous cases, such as Diseases of the Liver, 13ili,ous, and other Obstrwetions, Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Dtshility, Gravel, Dropsy Sze. Also those Coaiplaints peculiar to Fo rnalcs ' at the diiecrent periods of - Life. . • MILLARD'S IMPIAtIAL CLOTH. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Ne contenant pas de lit mais en posscsdant tour les agrimens • et qui rend inutile l'usage de dannelle. IFiE Nobility,. Merchants, altar the Pablic, are respectfully informed, the above CLOTH is adapt ed for the various purposes of Family use, far Shirting, for Shectiug, Childrcns' wear, Slips, &c. used for the purpose d Linen ; it surpasses every . otheeCloth in its primary yuat cominciveness to health, which it promotes in un cli— n,a►tes, by protecting without increasing the native warmth even in the. hottest • season, and totally preventing the va rious ills that arise from being _suddenly chilled after riding or other active exercise. It never imbibes the (Woo atmos phere either liv sea or land ; its economy 'and durability is very great,' and its beauty in appearance peculiar. As'Sheet ing, it equally surpasses every other. Cloth.for comfort and appearance, as well as being 2-sthS or nearly half the price, as if• a fine wide Sheeting is_ to be purchiaed,at 7s. 6d. pci• yard; this being only 4s. Gd. of equal fineness, will give• a saving of 3s. Per yard, in addition to its peculiar comfort, and so in proportion fur the other widths and qualities. • It is Sold duly stamped,' Wholesle . in entire Cases, con taining from 30 to 60 pieces each, for Exportation ; and.by the piece of 25 to 52 yards, from 2s. to ss. 6d. per yard, at the EAST INDIA , WAREHOUSES, Cheapside, and at no other house in Town or Country, and the • Public are. particularly cautioned •against • imitations.---Orders with re mittance executed as if the parties were present.—The White Chints for Ladies': Presses may he obtailied as abovei from 'lwo to Four Guineas each piece. rgIEItPSIctIORE'S BANQUET, or Select Beauties of .varions National Melodies; tic Ist and [hl Parts, price 7s. Gd. each.—A Book of Musical Curiosities.-- The Musical Ilive.—(:reek or Lyric Airs.—Maltese Melo dies.—Gertnan Waltzes.—Musical Nlisceßany.—Musical Re mains.—Musical TriGs.—NlingrA Serenades.—The Musical and Poetical Relics of the Welsh Bards; and the Bat'dic Mu seum, &c. By EDWARD JONES Bard to his Royal Higiniegs the Prince R-egent Loudon: Printed for the Author, and sold at ,Messrs. fir eball, ; I nd music shops, hi New Bond street.; at Cioulding's music wAretiouse, in Soho-square ; At Pre , tah's, No. 97, Strand; and Glementi and Co.s, No. 2G, Cheat:side. This Day was published, In Royal Octavo, with Eng - ravings, price Ss. boards, MElilolll on the RITINS• of BABYLON. By CLAUDIUS JAMES RICH; sq. acsident for the Honoueable _East India. Cua.kmay, at the Covrt of the Pasha of Bagdad. Printed fUr Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and J. Murray, Albemarle-street.. FOR THE USE OE SCHOOLS, &c. This Day was published, in Nino. p rick 9s. , ACOMPENDIUM of GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of Schools, Private Families, and those who stony this necessary Scieneo. MANGNALL. Printed for Longman, Ilorst, Rees,Orine, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, London; and J. Hurst, Of whom rn:n• he had, by the same Author, Historical and Miscellaneous Qnesthins,‘ for the Use of Young People; With a Selection of British Oencral Biogra phy, &e. The 12th edition, in - 12tno. Price ss. bound. • CAPPF:f74 DISCOURSES. . This Day were published, in Svo. price hoards, D iscoullsEs, chieflyon PRACTICAL SUNE6TS, By the late Rev. NEWCOMB CAPPE: Edited by cATHARINE CAPPE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, 'Orme, and Beown ; R. Hunter,, and D. Eaton, London.. Of %Own' may be had, I. Thoughts on Charitable Institutions: By Catharine Capps, price 3s. sewed. 2. connected Hisfory of She Life of Christ.,as given by tile hour Evangelist's; with Reflections, &e. in Svo: Brice 12s. boards. "1:0 PRESERVE THE TEETH AND GUMS. !..0 UT LE I S CEL E I TED VEG TooTII POWDER, ,is, with confidence, recommend ed to BIC Use of the Public, as the, - : 910,,4 efficacious Prepara tion for preseriing the teeth in.alound state, even to old age, and producing a' pearl.* whiteness, without• impairing the Enaine.l. It imparts a firmness and beautiful redness. to the Gum,—,to the Breath the ruist delectable Sweetness ; and if used con:tantly as directed, wilt prevent the T6oth Ach by 'emoting its cause—the Scurvy in the GU1113.• Price 2s. ;?J. the Box. 13 TLER'S SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER, from its elcgiint fragrancy, has yeceived the Approbation of their Royal Highnesses t hc Princessand Princess Chaelotte of Wales, an d of rnany Ladies of 'the first Distinction. Itt Half-pint Bottles Is. and Plots Prepared and s o ld hy It. Butler,No. 4,Cheapsidc, London; and, by his appointment; by niOst Country Mediciae Venders and Perfuniers in every Town. DISEASES OF INFANTS, &c. . . DALBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVF, is "superior to all. other Remedies for the Wind, Pnrg hip' Convulsi o n s , and all those Disorders in the Stomach and llowtls of Infants, which prove fatal to so many under the age of two dears. It is equally efficacious in- Cholles, Fluxes, and other ; Complaints in the Intestines of grown per sons.. • 1 inralnable Cordial Medicine is prepared by Frances Gell (assisted by her Sons), daughter of the late Mr. Joseph palby, Apothecary, the Inventor, who bequeathed to her alone this Property, under 11:s Will, as may, be seen in the Lill oldircctions, with various instances of its success. Sold by Newbery and Sous, No, 43,• St. Paul's Church 1-)nui.).n, four doors from Clicapside, price Is. Pd. a bottle; and II 'their Agents in Town and Country.—Observe that the words " F. Newherv, ratirs " are en- graved in the sta m p s; an d besure to ask fur Gell's Dab 's Calanigative. The Lord Chancellor. Dukes—Monti ose,Devetushire, NorthuMberiand, licdfu:•d, Rutland, Somerset, and Bueelengli. • Marquises—Angleasca, Buekingliami Lanidown, Hertford, Salisbury, Huntley, and Wellesley. !.f.aris—Winehilsca, Liverpopl, Nulgrave; 'Radnor, .Egre taunt, Harrington, Bathurst, Cro4Ventir, Spencer, 'Rosso), HarraVby, Harcourt,, Percy, Lousdale, Fife, Cholmondeley, Grey; Ludlow, and Bridgewater: Bishops-Lundon, Dorlitun, GlOnEester, antf.SaliSbary. Viscounts—Sithuouth, Melville, and Castlereagh. ' Lords—Calthorpc, Grenville, LOraine, Ca) tmouth, Niddry, Kenyon, Lyneduck, Newark, I:milky, itad stock, Militias, Hutchinson, Dudley and Ward, Ciwydit, :tad Robert Seymour. The 11ev. the Chaplain General of the Army. , , Right Honourables—Sir W. Scat, N. Vansittatt, C.Vii hers, ,Gtorg - c Buse, Charles Emig, Sir John Nichol), and Richard Ryder. • • Generals—Sir Henry Torrens, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Henry Calvert, Sir William Clinton, Sir Gitarles Asgill, Batt. Sir Alured Clarke, Sir Charles Green, Sir John Crittlock„ SiC 11. Oakes, Sir Alexander Hope, Sir W. Kevin:), Sir D. Dundits, A. Ross, Sir O. Nugent, hart. Sir G. L3eelvith, Hon. L. Fiach, Hon. Thomas Grosvenor, Hon. E. Phipps, Sir T. Bloomfield, Bart. Sir E-Paget, Sir Brent Spencer, Sir It. C. Fergusson, Sir S. Aehinutv, lion. Sir W. Stewart, Sir M. Disney, .Sir W. I'.. Ackland, Sir A. Cochrane, and the. Hon. Sir E. Stopfurd. Colonel Wray. - •. • Hotiourables—George Vernon, C. Burrell, and P. Posey. " William Wilberfai - ce, Esq. M. P. W. Allen, Esq. John An gerstein, jun. Esq. George Bylig, Esq 111.1'. William Man-, 1)111' j Esq. 51. P. C.Grant, juin•bsq. M. P. Samuel Smith , Esq. M. P. John Fuller, Esq. .J.'l'.Esq. Serjeant Praea, John Mortlock, Esq. W. G. Carter, Esq. James Currie, M. D. Samuel Mills,'Esq. Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. Richard Moseley, Esq. T. W. Mellor, Esq. and John Moberly, Esq. 5. That his Royal Highness the Duke of York be humbly requested to accept the grateful acknowledgments of this As sembly, for_thc zeal be has manifested in forwarding the ob ject of the Meeting, and for his condescendin. , attention in. the Chair this day. ' The following Subscript The Dnke of York L.210' 0 Chancellor of the Ex chequer • - Wood, Esq. Lyttleton, Staines 105 0 An Ohl Soldier . - 50 0 Lord Ilarrowby - 105 0 Bishop of London - 105 0 Thomas Smith, Esq. 31 10 Charles Molly, Esq. 21 0 Lord Calthorp - 105 0 Lieut.-Col. Wray - 31 10 W.Wilfierforce, Esq. M. P. • 50 0 Helibert and Home - 5 5 Nlajor-Gen. Hamilton 10 10 Lord Teignmolith •, • 25 0 W.Y. Knight, Esq. to 10 Duke of Montrose lO5 0 James Curry, M. D. in addition to 601. paid to the City Committee - 52 10 John Angerstein, Esq. 105 0 Harding, Howell, and Co. 52 10 William Tinkler and - , ' 21 0 Lady Robt. Manners 2,5 0 Miss Manners - § 0 Mrs.liat»ilton Nesbitt -10 0 General Manners - 50 0 Barber Beaumont •-• 10 Os Sir N. Conant - 21 0 \V. O. Carter, Esq. 10 10 Win. Mortlock, Esq. 52 10 Thomas Nixon, Esq. 10 10 Viscount l3ulkeiey - 50 0 Mrs. Callandar -• 3 3 Miss Callandar - 2 2 Miss C. Callandar 2 2 Colonel J. Drouly - •• 21 0 W. Gray, Esq. 21 0 Greenwood, Cox,- Co. • in addition to . their Subscription in the. City - 105 0 J. A. Lloyd, •Esq. - 26 • G. Mathew ' .lis - q. - 5 5 Observer Newspaper 5 5. Mrs-Rose. - 10 10 Miss Rose 5 - 5 E. Stracev,Esq. - .10 10 Colonel - •21 0 W. Sotheby, Esq. 20 Hon. G. Vernon - 2l 0 Earl of Westmorland 705 0 Lard IValsiugham - 50 U J. P. Boileau, Esq. in addition to his do- . nation -at Mortlake 1'). 0 Major N. Bean - 5 5 Lord Eardley - 55 fo S. Esq. M. P. 52 30 Major Torrianu 25 0 Proprietor,: of Morn- . big Herald - 21 _0 A Friend - - 1 0 Earl Mulgrare - 110 0 John Maberly, Esq. 105 0 G. 13. Prowse, Esq. - 21 0 Mr. H. Aston Barker 1n 0 Chipchase and Proctor, 10 10 Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart. G. W. Taylor, Esq. Major Col e - Win. B. Crigstock, Esq. 3 5 Claude Scott, Esq. M. P. - • 105 Marquis of Lansdowa 105 0 105 0 52 10 105 0 10 10 ions have been mate t— ' Lord Lvmdoek - 52 ID Sir \V. W., 105 Mr. Willis, Thatched- house l'avt'in, and of his -rooiii 5 5 Robert. Vyner, Esq. 105• 0 Jolni.l.Angerstein,Esq 105 0 Charlotte Brewer - - 1 1) Rev. D. Wilson - 5 0 .Earl of Ilevuley - Lord Lovaine 52 10 21 0 Hon: Mr. Burrell - 50 9 Earl of Manners - 52 1 o Viscount Newark - 21 u Sir Alex. Cochrane 21 0 J. A. ‘Vurre, Esq. 21 0 Tliwina Waite, Esq. "52' 10 G. - 13yrig, Esq. M. P. 100 6 Alex. Davison, Esq. 103 0 J. Hatchard, - Esq. 2 0 Mrs. Ha tchard - 1 0 The Rev. S. Arnott - John Mortloek, Esq. W. Manning, Esq. P. in addition to 5h 10 Subscription at the LOndon n Tavern - .105 Q Thos.Wright and Co, 105 0 Sir 1.1.: C. b'erguso❑ 25 I) Lord Auckland - 2\5 . Q Right Hon. George 11Ose, in additiun• to a Subscription of 1001. in the City, its • the .hope that the Prussians will par ticipate • • 50 0 • Major Bradford - 10 .10 Miss E. Tyrrell - 10' Birch and Chambers 105 0 Mrs. Chambers - , 5 . Admiral Sir James ,Samnarez - 25 0 Gen. Sir H. Calvert . " 2I 0 'Gen: Sir W. Gordon 21 0 H. Meux and Co. 105 0 C. B. Wollaston,'Esq. S 0 N. &G. L. Collyer 21 0 General fir 6. Beek- Subscriptions arc received b street ; 11 r. Hatebard, l'iccadi Bankers - of Westinin,:tet. with - . - Richard :Thompson, Esq. Grosvenor square. - W. ,Cisgobtle, Esq. 11. Leycester, Esq. J. S. - - 105 () 210 0 ,10 10 21 0 .5 0 10 S. Harrison, Esq. - The Dean iii+d Chap- her of Wineliest r 5) 0 Bishop of Winchester as Anonymous Chap- 2 ,t.') ter of Westminster 100 0 Hun. L. Burrell - 5 5 Charles Boone, Esq. 100 0 Colonel Delire}- - 10 10 Bishop of l) lain 105 0 Eai lof Upper Ossory '52 10 SirJolin Frederick, Bt. 10 10 1 - lualies, 'Mosley,&Co. 52 10 Mr. E. S. Biggs - 2 2 Sir Gilbert Stirling - 21 0 Major-General John Wilson - •21 0 Wm. Dreivr,.Esq. - 21 0 Gen. John B land - 21 0 David nalelmrton,Esq. 25 0 Wm. - 10 0 Thomas Cotton, hsq. 1 0 ° Ee - erton Leigh,juzi.Esq. lo , Mr. Orme - 5 5 W. G. CARTER- ,v Mr. Mortleek' 250, Oxford illyl and by all the princival All Communications to the Comtnittee are to be ailtirv:sed to IV, G. Carter, Esq. Toni,le Chazulicrs A Flect-street. ;1 01 ; ,cerf r tid ° . 11c or )cetf ,i t°n, pc t 1 13. FC P‘ /1 ;U~l~ , ~ l f-P!' ei v S." 1 $ , 0 3 1, SIW V( oiC. - ' 3 1) 0 . '' e e r . n' f~~„pr ~.~ {t . `~ ~. 4~ ' ~ u I