The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-15 00:00:00

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Ctitisols. 2Rth June.;—At the General Meeting at this place—RA:- solved:, Tiro. a General Stil&:ription of all classes ltc Open ed"fiir tliVA'ficeira Relief a•ol 134efit of 'ihr }"iniilieS of the brave. Men killed, and tit •t he wounded Satfererl of the BRI TIsi I ARMY. - under the command of the illustrious WEL LINGTON, in the sognal,Victory of Waterloo, :tad in the se veral Rattles of the present Catiapaiiii.' • • • 200 -11'LY„---BY the Licence of toe King's Letter, •granted by the authority of the Prince Regent, to the Archhishups, 61Itictions are also making under their direction, by. tite Cler.. , ,y, of voluntary Subscrptions in their Charehes and ,Pa rishe,, for the relief of the Sofferers at Waterloo, of the Bill-, 11 H ARMY, oni:cr the command of Field Marshal the Drake of WELLINGTON, and also of the PRUSSIAN Alt- MY, under thetommand of Field ,Mat shal Prince BM:C.:HER, Amount of Subscriptions made and received at this Place , _ - •,C.153,73b 6 2 L. s. d. Parish a Shoroltill, Atatfrttshire, Tier the Uer, tit, Perpetual Cu rate - , 25 1 6 Parish of'rhilnettrain, • Z. s. d. Parish -ef Clophi 11,,,if4;, -, ishire, per the Rev. W. Y. Ne. thersole, Rector Gl7 0 Rarisli - of Bedfordshire, per . , • ditto, Vicar - -,. 410 3 Ntaruiadtike Trattle; • . . _ _ :MURAT, • • - The followlng cur;o4l3 ory eirciihtfed iti Pali's, under the, title of " The Catastrophe of Murat." It is from the pen of Mr. Beauctininp-. ' - Of the five or six Kings vs•lioni ‘ BtiOnaparte established "in Europe, none seemed so secure as Joachini Mutat Alt the. rest, and even litiOna parfeltinhelt, .11 td been kicked down, but the latter Stitt- sat firm it putt his usurped thi-one, and had hiS Snibassadot . s, or at least . his intriguers,. • in. all the Courts of Europe. ins- armies, ,more fortnii!able than e've.r,.t2rctipied one hondted lekiguesOf h'elyond the frontiers Of the fine - kinidont of- Naples. • The Congre4s dqstined • to fix the detin'tii:•._. - fate of-Pirope„ . sent hirti Pienipotent6He it was protiosed to enlarge hia with I . iiitt Of the Statcs - of the Church ; .his ,moderation %VPIS invoked, and he was ii), , ited; however,singilLir it way appear,.tojointhC icague, of tlie Legisiutivt Soyaeiglis, .armed against : ; and yet he di%aliin(iilly sent back the - Plrnipotentiarics, arid wouid listen to nothing, scy .he of his "cieCurpstances. • _ _•• _ 3 la 6 3 14 6 Snfrulk Parish of 131o,Norton, Sufl'a - Parish of Bradfiefe St. George, per.ikev.lt. • Davies - Pariz;li of Eldon per Mr. PoiVell ;;•-• -.7 0 Parish of Long Milff:rct, ditto, per Church= warden - "S 7 .0 0 Parish of Tootirv4,Sor roy, per Itev. John t% bailey is Clinrc!i- • warden - 101 I 6 Ulias. - 1211t;:calier, Esq Jersey = 10. o'o j • . Subscriptions are r',,.ceived at Lloyd's; at. the City of Lon don Tavero; and hy r,ll the Banliers of the Metrpolis. J. P. WELSFOLI,D, Sec., Esq. 26 5 0 Miss Pierce, of Pere flous.c, Bay'sw'ater, in addition to a Pl.- SubscriptiCa : Hun. F.841,y.110w-, 8 • IEI G - .1 - Nl:•ssWru & Byrne I 1 Yhe rest of th'.: Pupils - 1. 1 '4O This day tray puldiste . d.in.3 Vols. price 1 P.\ SVECTATOIt ; or, L'Hga- MITEJL DE IA Containiirg (Thserrations upon. : PArshin Mainiers and Customs at the, • (70mapliceineirt of the Nittete - enth CeaLury. Translated front the French. Br WILLI:X:IJ dERI)AN. This lively .sitnrl enct•rtaining VieW of the State of Society in Pari, at the most eventful period of .its annals, ohtained great pi.lehrity that City, anti hns teen - unanimously tic corded a • bigli - • rank. aluong the periodical productiuns pC French literature. The aionsements, a nnoyances, pleasures, and discomforts of a Paris fasliiiina'de life, are sketched with' humourons and witty hand; nor has then: ev,r issued front the press of that cintutrv, a more animated and 'closeiniita- Further spt: L.. s. r!. : L. s. Collection after a Ser mon- ;it the Cabe dral Church, by the and Right Rev.' Bishop of Gloucester 38 0 8 Collection on sane day, aitvr Seripoll by his Lordship at the parish cborch Nf . St. Cuthbert, %Veils 3-2 18 9 At 1.11(idnIp!i& Right Ilon.itc.4c.l.Pole Carew .' tioo.of our ()wn vxtriisite S'oectator— Plinted for hong-man, IlOrst,•Rees, Orme, and Brown, ritterno.,ter_rqw. , , 10 0 0 . -...-- - - - ----7., sELEUT AIiTH.: 4 ....Es FOR 1 W.', IotLET I'E. ATKINSON'S VEGETAI3I , 'E PASTE FOIL WASI-ENG' OR SL-JAVI. G .. _ . . . . At Smiths & Co. Parish of' Allistrce, DerbyAil : v.. by the Rev. G. Pickoing 10 '1 1 0 Parish tpf Nlackwiirth, - --- • • T HIS PASTE possesses all, the detergent pro pertie.: cif the'common Soaps divested of their irritating pernicious qualities, anti is confidently recommended as the, most - elegant, innocent, anti efficacious Soap ever offered to . the Public; it holOrceptibly corrects all imperfections which. violence or exposine may have oceasioJed to the texture (Of the Skin, and renders it beautifully white and even; it-is , rirticuhrly retirtbi • fur fine Cambrics, &c. which the alkali of the ,common S,aps invariably de-. teriate; also fot shavig where the shin is _tender, it is 1141 unequalled composition, price Gd. a pat. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID f o r dressing the I lair, beim!, a mast ereg:tui su'istitute for oils, pomatutus, extracts, &c. it aLtkes the hdrthest hair soft as hupa,ts a reviving odoriferous nerfaine, au.l keeps it in ev.ri iu exerci , e or hi damp weather—fur its pecuflar prOperties forinah.ing the Hair grow. Thu Reader is re feted to an Essay on the ii.itpre and dkeases if the I!1:1r. enclosed with each bottle, price Ms. tiff. 7%. 6a. -dad Guinea. ATKINSON'S V.,F,GETA,I3 for changiug Grey or' Red Hair' on thc.tlu:td, . to a beautiful an;niro or hlack, so permanoit Olt nothing can possibly rem we it,' price ss. 7s. tid. lUs. (id. and one Guinea.—Sold Atkinson, perfanipr, NO. 43, Gerrard streL7t , Sdho-square, Loation ; and by most perfumers, hAir , dressers,and medicine venders. - Caution.—Observe the name of Atliinion ori m the label, otherwise it cannot he . .Pt rbyshire, by do. 17 S 6 rarisb of Elstiam, Ilcar I - 104g,loshire 6 f 5 0 Pansh of Swackston, 7 00 Derbyshire - - At }-I,,ibrooli, in the Palish of Duffield, • Derbyshire Purist' of Welwyn, Hefts, by the Sli-, sister - Henry Saab; at Not- 13 0 0 6 15 6 2711 G tin g ham r - 21 0 0 J. T. 1 - Itoley, ►}itto 10 10 0 Eppitistonti Parish 6 4 7 Hon. J. B. Si►np son, M. P. - 21 0 0 Wollaston Parisi► 15 15 4 3 8 ' SA 8 10 0 TIIE2I:I ;RF.-11.0YAL,_ DIILTRY-LANE. 0-I\IORROW EVENIN6 , Sept. 16, 151 5, .r thei yMttiesties' s e int ' will perform the CoraetiY . ,?!, • b 0 : 1-1 ,,E:woDiti A rT iV O I;ANTKF.EPS I A SEClr th .. r.ic - t, T yr "n rx, Mr. Rae Don Lapeg, •Mr. Vede!' ; , mr tit.liarnard;- Col onelßriton Mr. Efollartd ; p Don I edrt . ), ;. s i .411 14 11 a e r. ; Gi bbY, Mr. Palmer ; ' Lissardo, Mr. Harley . -( G h i l o s: e r r; bo t „,. 4 ett on this Stage) ; Donna Violante, Mrs. ..,-. "4 Is4hella,,Mrs.Orger ; Flora, Miss Kelly. ter which, for the third time, a new MelO-Draulatic Ito' :N D tanCe', railed ,roMAGPIF. n e,. -- ' 'AI: THE MAID OF PALAIEAU.. Tile (y r !, S .- ilerY, D'resses, and- Deenrat ions , entirely nevtr.. Mat telo-Drainatic Alusie (as performed at. P a ris), h, c ' composed I:.y Piccini. t h. 11. C haracters bY 'Me. Mundell, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Pope,. ... Priilt'r,aarcl, Ntr. Wallack, Mc. Knight, Mr. Oxberiy, m • Irik,'lr'• Sparks, Kelly, &e. &c. 11T r ,,,,e' the First a Inc:denial Ballet, -composed h .. v N . T . r. Ilis,•i r „The Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Nliss•Stnitn, t 2"atie3', S.: tke - I,itiZ'ts and laces . to • be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Off! . cC S , 01 ,",ussol-street, from ten till - four. ' s . , ond ' r ric t e --•,' 7%; Second Price, :is. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6 ,1 -; • e . I: 'ler %lit', 4'..LOWer Giallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is- - pl 161,:;,-. &eon,' Price, lid. \lcon. . .rhei,t,,lesday, t he Coiriedy of The Hone If th, Theatre are respectfully informed, that. Marsden, trtt.,,.""eaire Roy' Dubrn; is eiicaged, 14,4-r"P,',aratice as a prnlia ' Wildenhairn in the . Comedy 0 . f and will mak, her l' ileat i ri ,"wa ; `which will ' be acted ,• for the 'first time at this. 'oil Saturday, the Till insta nt. - iii. -- tt e h ei Pablic -are respeCtfUlly informed, that Mr. • C. K7 r - t ti. I),Zs!l"ahle, from indisposon, to aPpe . at• In t . 1 . ) . , 1 , 1: „ . I P 4 nne r -u "t this Evening, Mr. Elliston has 111 the d trt t e . r t , 'ark ,i.' at the roquest of the Proprietors, consented to p .i4t the PrIIIEATRE ROYAL, COVE'N'r-GARDEN. lIIL 1 ." Pit KS ENT EVENING, Sept. 15, 1815, Will be revived' the Conledv "I , ir..0,, THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Wit t* ; '"rgq Touhworo, Mr. Efferton ; !‘ll•l;„ribirdY, Mr. 'Poltelc; . - Flutter, 1I r. Juries i Say,' ..-'.. Dorieourt, , 1r.. 1 F. 1., 1- t r k0,,,10).11,1`)N- Letitia Ha - I.th , mrs Dobbs,- from the 'I ' , ta t . ' l-411 e L . ;.', i ' i rk,' heir; ; her fir;ti'; in London ' , La : 3 I,- noucliwood, Auss Foote, • appe a rance 'llr -. Racket, MI s. Ginhs. Wbi c.„ l ) Will be added, a re ‘s • • M ' elo- Drama, called ,_mer,,,, 'tl-11:, NI wp m ' np nil: MAID, . 4'.111.,• t,cl;l;(,'ltrilPa.wer•yt.; I•:e ‘ " ' rar ' il, ..M " r. 8.. t i i,i ii c i 7 „ 7 ,.. : • ,irs:'•;.l,arlei,,,i'r., .co4trnitt, Mr. Farley ; Justic . e , j o t ; I N tle r. , • ‘ikii q s;. !I Aerai.,,T.,, ..st.r.tr,,Mr. Liston ; Be.l-..12,,1,,,;.' Booth. is r i . et C _ l • l `,:r .: • I.?a; eriport ; Annette, 31'''. by II r. N u tile. 11:11,,eipat uaiillet.lmarlental,Ballet,. composed Trre),„4.)4 lir•-••-Nir. Noble (his first appearance at this I,,,i i ehou rs ".113,Lrippino. Nig 4 will tie opened at I-half-past Fire, kk alf-past v.,' and the Play 1. , -r s 7, • Ix. duper ',etind Price'is ed Pit 3s. IN. ; S e"l d Price Placese;,e(liia,l:lY 25.; Secon d P7rice Is.—Upper Gallery Is• ; 11 4 4 th • ~, ):li c ,_ ~_ e 'loxes to be taken of -Mr. Brandon, at the 4 , ‘ ,l ll,lk,t„:vd . rt.. tree . , , t from 'len till Four. _ est ; or, :_aset hric'l•ll..%),„rizarro.,..-.on lVednesday, The I etn_l; i3, ,.,_ her gr 4.,,..int I • Istßnd: Ariel by a Young Lady; he' Ntist:P,:trance-oti any Sta-e , 4 t thii;"ghes 4 ,, - '.- • kttr,, 164 4. 2 . W lb ! I heatre "aliir'stpanpip'ileinlr'ains.cceniUgtelidY ~__' Qf 11, xt ;, , ; ( 11 ,. 4 i will make her th•• Character of Madane. O i l I t l . 117?-7 : 7 "F ;-11 pic-rrri2 1- sz - CIIR.IST RE - aI.: AI i jf.erED, i . , s.-, ... 1k. 14 4 - 7 -- , F of uHitNT ClPl,6:ri' in the 4!:,,,,,SrE,.,lPl C n i v%t il ri.: of the CBI-f -re „ ` , Ol ( 4 1 ,„ ,-,.... s .1.., and ,a a e --- . It w-Fxii.,'.'-,1 s AVIOLTR, With soverat SKE'C'OSIE u S n ,.. 4,, + moltin g at ‘•• ' 1•2 - F 1.1.,1 NI-ILL r!ear iti t • 1 e very li ly N ~' ''' ''', ' '-' th-Mucus-tli- ” i 3( io tl ' i . I: 4 "3's txce• c ited) from Ten in . fr*".--Z-----...„,_., • 11Y.0;•iZt"g' 01 - lA.ILIE,S SMART, Ir° L6---------' ------) Secretary. • •, t 4 Up') C----17.-- T o f a I-MUSE. ktait, sirti,ted in i t ER ,i...AR , f thes,,,„d, I N aP i .nillei.o 4 tle hest aild.pleasantest Hart o f - t‘ u .. -- Pirst_ fitted np. and eleo•arttly.Forroshed 1 consis "e 114 p'„'.'"'id. and Third Floor. Hitch", •-.. with. p pe e s of respeetabilit - - will he treated arigl Attic. °r krtienlars inquire a t 3' No. 175., St""' • r This Day was pul,lishert. At:4 I, to Vo es , Ero. price :l. h o ards, ,/NT ; or , the llE's Ell Al SELF lint disins -"oLiteAhguag,te of the.poet asserted: being a :I,,ltions the kr,Nl ,'ltitt'a of the Readings and f.nterp!,- of Not„, Z6x1.0,4 Attors. The whole comprised in !,jen" ilustrative of the tl)4rit,d•w4Undred iktuttraber and further Edi t i, mg of 4it4,1;1'411.1.4.4,aRtii in hi• ' llays, to tl►e kr q t., tlese Valoroes fornt a Complete and7t,Te ' ss . ary suppi . Nolti I, . BY ANDREW BECKE:"I4.• n and Co. 44111(1„.r," Ares'rs. LA\ • IWI 'tt• lier • Longrna- ' % ~.; %lid all . t. %. ant it ‘t .. Itt,ir uni..„..,,,0,,,,1ter l3atihsellers. k5 4 ,._ 1 e. 'a a ..7 a !, 13 i.,eciteitilin , r,i_e b n e t s o were long since if the Reviewers are „If ‘ t i kr. '" 1 P pumas t giVen to the *44' il'e"l.l"t'' notes are such as will clearly evince his iwn,,tlii • ,Ili;•,llfi:trlliartitance,with his autli'or, and ~ , Itew tha: he is , _ t - lt 3 . 4 4 t ~r . t', 'Anti with ti ~ emit,i, ,lootirrlers t f 1 <J dtle o f t • 1 " '' r re ' P r. t! le Review. is rh,,e lie English Stage.."—N.o.l, - • ri11,,,,:: h notes :bid ol mervatints.are sail th=ment % . 41 1 r,.6," utZt'alolls critic W e fintl in thew the (' ' l'l l .itteit tio' be the . etforts of 'lit,.....l)ient of Warliu i n mixed witirgenins and • ~,. r.ilicat Review-, ‘rvi7li'others ta the same effect. ' l 4 i s • • s , ti r— • FRIENDS. kitNIY, TIIF '' I . Mt FANIILIF., AND • L i'a Isa. ' Tbi 1,,v was published., . 1 ' t 'ie if "111"4, enhin. (I '. ' . which also is notii first add r t . ' t , t'rk' Ilc't (t y'll'' ' •Ift:t c } ; t :ni•tii,inii,h Accounts at length,. 'l - I.lf i . 1 6 , - 1.)-‘)ards, to; Gd. to!ifitKed plates, cir. 1 ' " A TT LE .of IVA TER 1400 , .". ill ' ' i‘t:tri,,U'llstantill Deail, e.,• • 'id after the liattle, , fro! . n .100f'i(i ir'„„,, -••- ;-' P .' ' ' la," a. ' • • tion of Ottiects (t L etent s 1-- --", loci titlin g tne C, ominn . . __ , of the v ,i4l ..D'rts of the Field, thewhiile explAnathr? , le e 'ctr "341,1 h British and Foreign, of 'C h ikpliia'll),.(, .701)1,i1St. filell, ..)11, j, .ivt,i'i .1 ‘ • • added an A a‘m kiik d a. , , 4 ., o which is ~ , .),.,,,_. _mai Losses; tiii:::,,f ~,, ~zt‘eNrolundleil, and sep. aidatperti,.viioinriers. with the tti:Nc4t 444 '\lto eQn4titicd"t h n c t , c r e s t . 4 . 11 sit pi,'4 therewith, inostrat,d i_.,;, a a nc i t ,a r..i , t o i r ci i t i i i t c heA e N t i c a i t ti t i r o, : f 4 'ete,.„, q Battle, .illustrated a Plan of the Position, with ' of the Prussilins traced. I.) , L4 ited f,,_ .By A NEAR 011,S MIXER.. _ ce. ___ i T. triirtoi, „lir,!l.too,t, hike-stree Portland-place; i and k'.. 11 ho. ,i,"tary Library, Whitehall. X I of the ~ilitith..l.,'.`iisu teal; Ile had,ll -t pohlishecl No X - 7 -• . -,, c, , 'nstory - . "" . various ' F rirotie,iii Ar tiit,',Prie„ I , - Ti Costum e of the .... , the Life ~ 'Nis N i . 2 . . !e present Number cc:ita,•is , 'i• Ni. of Anglesey :of the 7th Hussars, 9tn Feat, ~.........„o- ~th, and the Cala.briati. IP . _ . Ntw ( ,' "E NLTINE . :NI EDICECES• %L . ' • (11,1 ill'Lli.V. ittici. SONS, in St. Pa ii;* . s oiti fcd, tor) if tilt, Public that the Prices Of . th_e l :f -4ilJet il'f.lty the :l is, Il are as follow t . and thr" t , 1) r ?, 11 " list is 45, the third from Cheapside. S. il: ----...e I pt,l',,vder '''. d. -' Onodeldoe 2 R. : • -,....,. ,1,4.1.1,,1,tic pivs ., . 2 9 I Dr. Stei k _ ~ 2 6 li t) i• 4l} , \, t - ' , ' t i ., 1. 4 1) , i , 1 ( i, : , hu.s I ;i ii; 2 .. t) (J l --- C ., omuts . ion (..). it s 9 ---. Camomile D, pp 3 t ~ 1., .Y s t•,rl "iYheate 4 0 Essence of Colt foot , i,,,, D.,. tAnative.. 1 9 . m • 's: • • 'srentlfrice 4 0 : 4 1,, iv ~,,'", .. • I....pt.rice I I ...het,..-,ce's p u ' ‘‘ '.; l • ,. . r • •• 2 9 Lozentzes of Mils • ~ 2 II t''''' khli z %; , i .' • • :- 6 'English Coffee .... ... o 9 R_ i _ l less th e .- n" •• • 1 li l'afe de Juhub e bis:'"l'' th, i nu 'le " P• NEWBERY" be eligr"ved . i 4 the it;..l•lo,A'. cannot be g(••.`iiiiiie• • • ,'''s .M,,, 1 ' L . 96 ••• • I Pi. .Heiiry'it Magnesia Cl, e i z ,.'" ofi.. e „,, •• • •••• :i 6- S iroiiz'finct. of _Bark 4 b t:'"llai.:ljer ••' 2 9 Huxii'Mu's ditto -..,2"0ui...,`ts •• • 2 9 In lisp's Scots fills '4— l' t. 1 4 "icture& 2 9 I Spilsbnry's ditto 6 0 ktliiii,..N;°',"ges •Ili ,‘ 'Welch's Pills .1,', , i,„ . , i '.' , 1 . , c • ..... 291 Dr Solander's Tea . L -e LE-3 I fe '''.oWatite. %sill he:wid e n ion these and 4110;1:fr t. ki rwpAte fur 11.xporta,tiva. 1 Parish •of Effingham, Sorry, per the tier. Win. Farley, Vicar 20 Q. 0 - Sobscription of a few frieinls oiling, • themselyesitheKuts. of . Salamanca, bead "at Rob. Dailies', the • - Crown. Grey Eagle street, tiritabields 5 t 0 St. Martin - Outwich, 'Loa don; Gleanings in - this; ' Parish, (a ' wear •iMition of the inliabitiiits having subscribed • indivi- • dually) by the Rev. Or, Rose; Ri7ct,ir 62 3 0 Collection at Stolie, • after a Sermon; by the qey.W.Y. Nutt 40 0 0 Parish of Willingham by Stow, after a Ser -mon, by the Rev. F. P c 1,. The. Chapely and Cu rate of Salsoury, Lancashire 0 0 col4.cted in the Church- of Rolston; "by the Rev. A• L iwrence , 21 0 0 Col leeted at the Parish of Little Kimble, Bucks, by the Rev. E. Lloyd • • Parish . of Aylesbury, Bucks, after a Ser .mon, by the Rev. Dr. Lloyd 49 0 G Parish of Varlington, by the Churchwar den - Parish of Kim berley, Nor folk Ditto Crown thot:pe, do. 2 0 0 Ditto Coeton, "ditto •al 10 0 Ditto Runhall, ditto, per Rev. .1. IL Browne - .1. M. Parish of Charleton, Devon, by the Rev. Wm-. Sahel Parish of Shalt, in the Lontity Westmore land, by the Rey. • dairies Hohne S. 12 6 . Parish of Barapton in the same comity, by the Rev. Thomas Pearson Parish of Chi-damn _ dtston,in the County -of Suffolk, by the Revolohalallward, Curate 7 10 9 Parish of Erwartole, Suffolk, per Rev. / John'Halwarel Cu rate 0 0 3 7 6 8 1 7 6 5 5 0 7 10 6 G 3 0 4 8 G At Jones, Lloyd & Co. Collection. in the Pa risi of af ter a Sermon, per Rev. W. Harniss 115 13 1 Collectiott•in Wotton, Su ry, per Rev. Pr. Jenkins - 20 7 a Collection at Abinger,__ 7;Orry, per ditto d 2 8- 0 Ctillectitm atOakwood. Cltavd, per lies. Mr. ltarshail - Sub.eripti , ifis at Ox lard :tad neighlwar . hood, . trauswatvd per S , lessrs. (ox, Alorrell & Co. via. Parish of Weston on 1 12 3 4 10 6 the Green Parish of Sandford, Per Wru. 1 horpe 8 0 0 Parish otloageoonibe, per Aev. ltd.Picker nig • - Parish of Wootten, per ger. Dr. Berkeley Parish of Woacktock, the ;Lev. 1)r. Mayor 43 14 6 Parish of Chinnor 5 0 0 Parish of Alhury and Tirfilliwumpperthe Rev. Mr. Townsend 4 14 6 Parish of leklord,.per ditto - . 4 9 0 4 17, G 7 17 6 Parish. of Stonesfield, •per Rev.W.Browiw 6 9 6 Parish. 'of Kingston liagpuze, - per Rev. • Dr. D e ane Parish of St. Alddates, • th,ford - . PatiSb of S; .Michael's per Rev. C. Jakins.3o is 0 .Thos. Thornhill, Esq. 1 ••• fleadington-Ilouse 5 5 0 Mrs. Thornhill, ditto 5 5 0 Mr. Cecil, Oxford 1 1,0 Mr. Thos. Slatter, do. 1 1 0 E. N• - - 1 0' 0 11 9 6 19 0 G Remitted by :Messrs. , Payne. Tuffnel and Cu for Vlen.l3rooke, • Esq.MayurdWiiis, viz. Amount of public sub_ scription at Wells, rind its Vicinity • 176 11 / 'l'ron•ell Parish - . 7 5 9 Parish ' - 7 16 _4:21 Wost Brir;gfilrtlParish , 2.11 5 0 Kinnotton P.aish 2 13 6 Culrertou Parish 5 5 2 General Sir J.C.:zilier Li. B. - Churchill 'and Price, Nottinghaiii - 5 5 0 Cullection at Somers-, 21 0 0 by, Lincolns-liire„,by . the Rev. C. Weston 9 9 6 At Melton, by , ditto '5 7 9. At ScarbyeutoCumby, by ditto - - 315 0 Parish of • St. Peter's, Derby - Parish of Elevale, by. the Rev. :J. Chamberlain Parish of 'Manton on Dove, by the Rey. M. Witt -4 , .18 IQ 0 Collection at - St. Alk- mod's, Derby, by . •Ret'. Js. Blyth 29 2 2 Collection at Haling bro, Lincolnshire 315 0 Parish of Broughton, ditto • 0 6 0 Parish of Runcorn, & Weston, C3tesiiire; by Rev.W.B. Keyt 146 10 0 Parish of Scotler , by the Rev. H. J. Wol laston Parish of LOughton, by Rev. M.•AI . dersini. Pink!' of Nortbcole; by ditto -; .4 10 6 Parish of Stone, by the Rev. J. Setl!,wick by ' toe floe. J. Hartley • - Parish of - Ilemswell folitoinshire, by do. 3 9 0 Parish of Rollestnn, iu r • • • StalfOrdshire, by the P. Morley 80 15 0 Parish ofDalbury,Der by, by , the liev. C. B. Green - 612 6 Pitrish of .Kidlestoti, Derby, by the 1101). • a nd itev..D. Curzon 9 9 0 57 4 1 13 8 0 5" 0 0 3 4 3 I 7 6 2 5 6 At Mortland, Ransom -& Co. Fitre from a Turnpike luau 1 0 0 At Bonverie & Autrobus, Collected at I lainilrloa church - - 112 0 Parish of , liritford, -, . ' Wilts, per itev.'Ro . bert.Morres 33 5 0 Parish of Thecl*Ts- . worth,includi4,the . • baniletot,liothorpe , Leicestersliire, per Rev. 3. G. Cook 21 16 6 ,Parish of Nether liroughton, I,eices shire Parish of Dailey on the C o lds, ilo. vie. . The Hon. Mrs. Bo water - 6 .6 0 O t he r , con tributionS 4 6,0 Parish otStovely,Der by, per itev.Francis 1 ,s GisooKne I -.•- Parish Of lioveton St. Julia, per . Rev, T.'CultlArpe, . mu field''' - Parish of Hove, on St. Peter, ditto, per (10. - 3 ' 0 6 7 )36 52 1 .5 ,7 15 0 • At Lloyd's. Parish Of IlitlxwOrth, Herts, per Rey. G. Et:ward Cuk - • • 2 7 0 NO:Titi)ONY. - - NEARMAGE'ShOtIid he the fowidation of social happiness., which is often distal bed, through the - partiewthat form the union not taking those precautiooS. whictl_w44l . setql“; them the eiloyiWut of fliqi great do mestic blessing,.' People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine 'of • wedlock ; but where the constitntion, has been tainted bv disease, or debilitated by a certain haint Contracted at all early age, .a renyvat ion of stability previous to entering, - that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering spirits of tile, and to re-anitnate the .system. For 00 dis orders have contributed more essentially to destiny Fiyuieneal balminess than those which are tile etmsequence of urgnarded• Fleasare. it was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIF, and CO. for these last Thirty reays, to direct their stadies and attention exclusivvly to the tiTatment, aud cure of • the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arisinetherefroni as also to.that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive illthit et - the immosiderate schol-hoy, brings on those distr,l:ssiin: DEBILITELS ,and DEriciEN 7 ClEti that 'prevent or embitter th'e Matrinmaial statk. The successful residt of their ,plan, gives them :additional ardour to oppose the ravages.of these complaints, which are the must • importmit the. Catalogue of human infirmities. kt behoves every person who . has indulged:in this solitary vice to seek re lief by consulting Professionai Men of tuoinence and honour, to which Kessys. and - Co. claim the sanction of •scliolaStie authority, as well as ,the t.:stimony iincontra.; dieted facts. In professing - the cove of these • they - hold -out no indutadnent' to vice; hut, sensible, as all men must be of the caimence of such calamities, they oiler their assistance as regularly educated- Member, of the. Royal Colleges of SurgeoilS of London and Liiiiiburgh. Slight and.• recent eases Of Syphilitic infection- are radi cally cored in the .short space of two days. Those of the ra*si, obstinate duration, such as ostractions, lave terate strictines, pains. of the &c. are per manently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gen - tlemesi of the first, respectability have been. under the care of Messrs. Curries and Co. for the removal of cotaplaiuts of the Urethra, Strictnres, &e.; and 16.ving received a radical and Perwanent cure, .request that references may he made to the ..r as satisfactory evidences•of the decides superiority of Messrs. cirrrivi.ari Co.'s plan of treatment., Many of these Gentlemen bed strictures from ten to twenty years,. and - were under-the care of Mess's; Home, Ileaviside, and other Stir. goons of etinal eminence, - who attempted their cure by the rpplicsttivn of the lunar caustic. - without success. • Messrs. Currie and -Co. have • selected the following ••letter from the many they toe daily receiving - from Gentlemen, re.urning them thanks thr their restoration to sound aml vigorous skealth. It was sent to them unsolicited, from' the son of a Noble Earl, who 'had laboured under this' distrassing and painful malady for years :be had been under the care of several Surgeons of.professional eminence, none'of whom afforded him perm:went rabet, but front the superior me thod of treatment adopted and porstwd Ly Messcs.,Corrie aad i o. he received a radical cure in the stout space of one mon: b. • " May 213, 1810. '' To Dr.CURRIE, 107, .II tine-tiarii~n “'Lord feels great plear.tre in counnanicating to Dr. Currie the perfect re-esia'ilislinient of his heaith, in enn secoience of r his mil7d and admirable , treatine'ut of Strictures in the Urethra. lie mays arid, that he lia3 notfor ruany years • enjoyed so much comfort and freedom froin pain ; and he entertains no denlit of hi r; h rviiy; - obtained, through his - shill • .and attentioo,*a perfect and- yadiCal care of that horrid coin- ' plaint. As be was n,rt a strart;trr'to the manner that.others • treated the, eomplaint, he hasit in his power , from a fair trial and a just compa r i so n, to -pay that tribute of•applause to , Dr. Currie,wlrich h e sen sibly - feels, and shall ever he :host ready - and willing to a glmowleib , ,e.” By an early appliCation to Messrs. citrile wad Co. the pa tient will escape the pain, i.lariger., and 6:pttice. of a long and tedious attendance upo,i less experienced practitioners. MARLUED.WOM EN, Who Lare-lonif been disappointed in - their expectations of a Nuilyr may he assur'eddhat in most. in- StAI:COS such defects are curable by 1110.iC“i .1611 ; and although the removal of suLlr iarecilinieats I,e ar object •f doubt Aud' uncertainty with others, yea the care of such defects, by the gradual' iirOgress of renovation, is the acquiremi.nt of then. e xperience. • , Nle•ii , vs• Carrie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either Sex, with the greltest secrecy an.d honour, at their lions', N"• 07, Hatton-g.irden. Patients in the.Countrv, (le..eriniftg: the particulars of their case, age,.and mode of lining, inclos;ing. a remittance ior Vicat and 'Medicines, the stale will be given or Kut to•any kart ef tlfe Kingd•An.—No. 107, iiattonlardert. •- All this passed'in the early part of and, by the cud of May, Italy,was rid of Murat. Never nits her a fall so gi eat.nr sit rapid. Tacticians • will read with astoniThinent the recital of the ma- : weuvres, the Marches and dtfe.its which in torte days drove Murat and his army front the banks of the Po to the gatgs of capita. From Capna to Napleshe fled at full gallop,. and 'there •tnet• the cleuouementW his advehlures; tie arrived the. 19th of Aloy at • sun-set,. at - 1,111 gallop, art , tended by folly horsemen_ only. He presented 'himself before iris . y>ife, Pale and gint%tly ; Ma-' dame—l - Could net die""--tver~ the last words yrlich be spoke as King. Teryor pervaded ttie palace, and disorder. the city. * Tile conquerors refusod include Murat . in the **capitulation by' 'Which the kingdom , was To' be iifniittedYto them. : Next day . nurat cut oft his hair, which he Used to 15ec.p.l.on.g.aud-curled,.alld Ent on a grey dress, without anyAcoration. Th u s disguiseir,' be•S'ecretly pitied the sea toast," whence a small bark passed hint over to the. Isiatul.:ot Ischia, and there he embarked on board a merchant vessel; . which waited for him a few leagues from land.— 'His euttovt . red apparently with more strength of .mind, made goOd her: retreat with more dig nity, At first: she retired .with her children to the . Castle of Ceuf, then to Gaeta, still keeping up: sonic authority over the fleet and arsenal. - a mess'4e-, which- Prince Cariati carried, she requested Commodore. Campbell to . receive' her. tinder the protection of Great Britain, on board' of the •squadron which -he commanded in the Bail of Naples, and, in order to secure her embarka-, tion,' lie sent before. her 500 • soldiers. All this• . w i ts granted, on i Condition that the arsenal anti petty Neapolitan fleet should be delivered up ,to• hisliritannie Majesty and' King Ferdinand IV. By these means, Caroline Bnonaparte had time and oppOrtunity to embark with her plate, jewels, ready money, valuable furnittne, and 150 do -Mestics. Her departure 'SAS the signal to the no-• pulace of Naples for a general • state of uproar,, which the Allies were obliged to quell. • • The . legitimate Sovereign' mounted his throne,* and the Ex-Queen. saw front the deck of the ship, which was still in the Bay of Naples, the feux de, joie which signaliied the downfall of,her tyranny. ; Commodore Campbell was about to sail for An- • tibes, when Its voyage was suddenly suspended. The Austrian General demanded- Madame Murat as his prisoner. She'was obliged to capitulate,, once inure, and sail towards Trieste, whence she, was conducted, with .her children, to Gratz, is StvLia. gold and diamonds left her in Virtue of her, capitulation with the English, are valued at IS million of , francs, but the diamonds and precious effects have been formally demanded by the Courts of Spaiu and Naples, as Crowit jewels. As to 111iirat himself, he landed at Cannes, ou the very spot kvhich was 'walked by the foot of his brothel a few \reeks before. , His pre sent' place of retirement is entirely unknown, but it is widest ood that he is soliciting the protee tion,of :he Austrian Government, and permission to join his wife and children. Certainly here are sudden and painful reverses, and they. wo'uld interest the feerings of historians and pos.tcrity greatly, it .any other personage were concerned. Let us all recollect, however, that the hero or the story wa§ the son of a con iemptiblc publican 'it Cab ors, and the heroine a daughter ta.the town-clerk of Ajaceio—to say nothing of the particulars of their lives. • Viietutlinarians must rejoice whet) t::ev k'n(ir that Dr. CooPE.a and three Surgeons of 30 years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, and Debilities, have established a Medical Board at Charlotte house; Great Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, Bl . ackfriats'-road i„where the public 'are cured without salivatiOn or confinement. The ItistitutiOn claim:: the attention of those who have a ttempted to cure themselves, or who have eon- , suited illitrate,nien, whose imkoper treatment Iras.ruined thousands. Eruptions. on the head. 'face, tuid iday, 'sore eves, throjt, mouth, and iI,);EC in the ears, glandiiral swellings in the neck, deafness, dimness of sight, strictures, pains in the head and' limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism, weakness in the knees, s welled an exc...are symptoms which appear years after awl too often embitter the matrimonial state.— Messrs. COOPER and Co. are cmisulted daily by rdi ranks of people, from eleven t ill eight.preciseiy, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, t ill twelve o'clock.---:A pri vate door round the corner.