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t * ,,,, i , . . , , ' • . . • ' ' 1 .6 4 ~: f.." -,,;- . 1 / 4 '. .. i• T. ~f r - • ' . , . I it- . • 4 ' - ~,,,. •,...\.\\, \, 1 71 1 //C7'; ' 7; - ' - '.' '' - ' ' ' ' . -' 711.1.:. " : ; ''' ..ti0. e,,.., :, <A ''''' .. ~..( 4, 4 '. j,, H --- - (5 .- ..': ; ,... 1- . • . ,i,- .i . ' '' / //,`(' N -------.4,' . . • ' u,. ~,- , - ''..- .. ,i- ,--- , - , .....z . -,-,... - •., - *li s , i t s,' .. 1 q. ~.• '.4--,--tv.,,,' , ..,,..,.:, .... 4. ~, 1• • ' • :." 71 7 a, . . ,41,, 4 4 . '.."-- • ' ----',' \ -,--- • ' rf4f• - - n . • •A s 'i ~ / , . . \\o „ ,‘,>,,, , ~ r -, ti • -.' ! - ... •- ' i .-. ~.1 : ' 0: * ,;7'' *: .\''' , 9" • •-••• sz il . ' ..i1:- 6 , 4/111\t ;I, • . . (>4., ) )/i : 1; , , ft . ( t FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1815. 711 9 [PUNE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. 11. vvt.c, 4E ( ,..,,,u , „&f' PICTURES-CHRIS'r RE : tit',".lx( i *u, SP.COIS I) • PICTURE of CH I , tlsy AXIGN tIieTEMPLE and the DESIGN of the Cltb7 F (R SAVIOUR, m:ith secaal. SKET-CRES, tiljl:xioliiting at No. 125, pAf,L.AI,II,L, near Carlton ;•••c4:Y.ilay,jSutulavg exec nett) from 'Pen in the Mora l% In the Evenin-,' 1 CP 't ' avi, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. TRAN,SPORT-OFTICE, June 23, 1815. TIIE C9MMIS,SIONLIZS fot Conducting His 111.1.1 EST PS 71?-1N.S'P 0 T S rICE, for taping Cure taf Sick and !rounded Seamen, and for the Care and Cus tody of P isoners of lrar, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready at this , Offi : ce, on Tuesday, the 4th• of J alit, 1315, to receive scaled Tenders., iond treed with such.P,erSons as may be willing to contract for NrICTUALVNG Pyisoncrs of !Far in Health and Sickness, al Stapleton,ttear Bristol, Plymouth, Valleggeld, Gi:eculaw, and Perth, -North Britain, for Six AiOnths certain. • _ - • ••••••••••••••• SVPPL . ENIEN:I I .. to, thg _ LoNDoN OF TUESDAY, JUNF.27, r.unLtsuED LAST NIGHT. WAR DEPART.`.-iENT. Dotenizig-.st9 (yet, .1 ?le 1813. Nhich Ole fullnwing,are Extracts, hare been this day teceived by - Earl )3ATIICIRST, troui Field-Marshal his Gope the Duke, ot'. Arr.maswinn, dated Cateau, esd, and Jencuurt, 25th inst. • „ ~Le Gateau, ttune 2.2, 1815. No Tender will be received after One o' Clock on the Day of Treaty,nor any noticed, unlcillke Party, or d competent Agent for him, persondly attend, EdchTenderm,Ast be accompanied* by a Letterfrom two respeetabk Persons,engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 2000/. for the ..• • • r-N7 due p,-rformancv of the Contract. ,Farther partieultirs may be hnown by applying' at this Office. . , , • WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. City of Lo n d on Tavern, 28th June, 1815. I V: a MEETING of the. MERCHANTS, nt ); . . . 11 t0p ( ; I ‘ l,l ts, ve TR'edADERS by, and OTHERS oi the MElii 4. U S, eonn 4 .day, Public Advertisement, and he 411 Ex-1,„ . . • . ..' • • It,. ' °Jun. BALING, Esq. M. P. in the Chair, Subscription ot ail '413 tinaninionsly Resolved, That a General fit .the;l3:,i now opened for the speci..l Relief and Rene fit Nif tr -.. "` l es ut the brave Men killed, and of the wounded I. 3ktr . "I".fl.lte Birtish Army, under the command of the 11 -4,114:11' 4,114:11' Wellington, ln the signal VictoiY of Waterloo, and . the ‘,... 4"er 1t Battles whirl' have been or may be fought It:hi:l4.! Campaign. 11(J, Ict .' -I" hat'a Committee be appointed to promote and tolii,liillt,!?s ..,tibscrlinis.n, and to correspond witlsych other K e i pal ' . ulay be appointed for the same purpose in the • N uo , Li and tOwns of the United Kingdom, and of its 1 " iill tivp n c f so w '.i; - e-- enctes„ th ai . , A hat the Thaiiiii of this Meeting be given to . the ‘Ll4ll for his able,andiiiiitailial conduct in the Chair .. .. ALEXANDER BARING; Chairman. immediately sqbscribed: I - laslope and Cramond (12 10 J. & R. M‘lilerrell 52 10 Jeremiah Olive 52 Ip .} William Parker • 52 10 ...Pearson & Price . 52 10 J.C.&l).Powell . 50 0 Sutton & Davis . .1 10 Terry, Peacock & Co; 50 0 •John Tyler 52 10 William Waller . 52 10 &J. Lucas & Co. 31 10 1. &S. Little . 31 10 Jolll\ Homes . 31 10 & Co. 31 10, Daniel Alexander . 21 0 William Butter , 5 5 Johnlllakesle• A , I Th e following Sums wen 414,1 1 , te r I 4• An • 4. * s. • A n ,, e geFstem '2lO 0 kute t.i.sttitiss Sons .210 0 tt,nhri,Sc Co. 210 0 ari iit C'4,es & Brown 210 0 ilartly':;,r°l,.l?ers,&C4).2lo „a4t.11,118, i„ r ."•!" ,4 ,8c.C.0. 210 o l!lur 210 0 atin th'o4,BG 'o. 210 so,oil • • 2to 0 ruir,„. 4l ) x. A , 1 1%7, & 410 .1, . • • 210 0 4'1)4 ' 41 and & St) " - '2lO 0 airj • • 210 0 I.ol4Jaeliso g ra „,, tt &Co. 210 • 0 itto,;, " l ee, &Cu. 210 0 • Anderdutt, °. • b• 8 . 0 • • 210 0 210 o & Ca. 0 . 'Ytheil& sons 21u a lionar.& C o. ,010 210 0 li t i borntol C"- • 210 0 que, & u , i S 2 10 lSulithrike No 0 11,47,!hlto;ers,t1/4,1%r0v,-rtios 0 I,l,„'4,),TrlLtots, 8:- Cu. 105 0 tte.l tlalland 105 14,44`111(111et, Pitt, &Co. SUS 0 L• ht 10. i 0 :Campbell • 10 5 0 . Bowden, tie - •' 0 4 4. 4 , • • 105 0 • • 10 Clagett ,` , 4:4& French 105 0 & Pratt 105 0 1 , ) 44 ! & Son 105 0 t \e o o r r .g ,. ( - 1 01, 1 , ) , 4 1)1, 1 bree 105 • 0 • 105 0 lt irjl ) . 4 ' Mu l*llY 10 " f , • 1 1 .0 0 5 5 _P Q taYe,TTe.",‘ i,dg • ef&CO.IC'-) ,aggart, t;,• -I‘~larrra•.* 105 0 Sun 4,_leiti.. • • 105 0 Co; 105 0 C 9.105 -o or t,, 11 Cu -• lO5 o• a 105 ° (&1•• • ``g" , . • ti s ,: l ';' l Re eve - 105 • 0 .11.iva,t 1 1 ( 0 4 5 ()) Sutto n • lus 0 a l..1c0(• Dobinsott, ' 14 1 ; . 11,0 p. ' • 105 105 0 r ll ,lit. 105 0 ;"!ssf z & C u. - Tea' 0 watsun., • 1" 0 ~>ti a 7• 105 0 It te ou . q e , . t. • .10 . 0 0 ei cr l i Z )13 ell, flose luo 0 rl4. , 0 u co. 100 •los cßrruu • 60 0 S ca t t Ph e Duets 52 . 10 l;g t q„c hl S. ~ lower " 10 , • art. 52 10 Fran cis , rneld 5lO • Zr 2 10 Q arratt 4 41 q u •5210 I stib, o4lbart -52 ; 1 eirigi.oris will re*•.l at the several Bankers in tuudotrn anl.,(4tuntry •rn ' t h e e c •B l aTofl.loyd'i ; and at the City of tl BRITISH. FIRE OFFICE, • . . 1 0 le Insurance of I3uildings, Furniture, 4talnist f.„`;9a4dize, Ship, Vesiels, and all other PropertY, tilll%, Logs or Damag e by FIILF ter f latle ts 6 'tort Periods, or for several Years .toge t eiteeted at this ()dice upon the most equitable %1111 . not be charged for Sums of 3001. or upwards, 3,1ne1-easing their present Insurances. leifi e : t t io ! of a FAltBI will be insurod vsithout „I e 4 , at thel( reduced premium Of 2s. per Cent. .'()(it,tylFil.:t..l.a3thi),l‘.‘t,ibe.it•Ctiewal of Policies expiring at r,l s i dsii ii!er , - ~4 1 5 atxthe principal 011 ices in . the Straud and and of their - kg..iits the Counto', fir . and ' for new Insurances. itonERT SKELTON, Secretary. Jon., 5 5 Sc rjeant llosanijnet 2l 0 ; Henry Buckley 21 o John & Wm. Dixon 21 0 Thomas Ferguson 10 10 James Dawson Harris 10 (0 ClueLdes Harris,jun, 10 10 Minh It. Harris . 10 10 Houlston ' • 10 10 Haynes &E.rntish . 20 0 M•& Hoffman . 5 5 liunes I,lwson . 21 0 Maude,& Collycr 1i 10 el.aprnan Marshall ". 'lO 10 Richard Oghorn • 5 a James Putnam • 20 tanws Riley . 'lO 10 Knight Spencer . 5 5 Robert Smith 1 0 J. Stoddart , LL.D. 20 i) Capt. 3 :•ines Thnbrell 2l 0 :I. l *.kusi us Thesiger 10 10 J. Y. fownes . 21 0 J. I. .Velsford 10 10 the Right Hononrablt the Lord-Mayur - 52 10 G. Capper &Nephews 52 10 Hieruitnnits Bucknester 105 0 John Atkins & S'on Nathaniel Davies Samuel &John Nettlefolds 5 Akers &Droop . 105 0 N. M. I&otschi!tl . 210 0 itobt. Jones, Martial), 2W 0 `► 5 & Co. . . 105 0 Scott,Garnett,&Palmer 210 0 Sir James ShitW, Bart. 52 19 Prescott, Grote, & Co. 105 0 %Vol. & K. Burratlaiie & Co. . . J. H. & C. • . Sir P.,Pole,Thurnton, 105 0 3 3 Co. . . 210 0 Rowcroft & Blackburn 21 0 Jones, Lksycl; & Co. 210 0 John, James, &Robert M alp;les . 210 0 Neave, Bart. 105 0 Wyndham Knatchbull 31 10 A True Briton . 50 0 Bees Lorig . . 105 0 It. & Wm. Samler . 52 10 E. R. . • . . 2 2 Nlaitland & Coles . 105 • 0 Dorien, Niagens, Dor- • rico, Mello, & Co. 105 0 George Donien, Esq. 52 10 4 01 - 1 T EXcII A NGE ASSURANCE OLTICE, 4.8114141' Ro ydiChiitter' in the R e i gn o King George the First. 1 \ • June, ISIS. I:4IPkSONs, still . • • ' fill due ose annual Prenilums , . 4',' hoot' the-.2.1i1i instant are hereby informed, that Ilecini . i e t r s Ihe it :.., , t;p.1,., , • to i*.deli;.,.:,.ed at ti,e (oninitay's Olbccs,. o‘ . - dry,:tikcti(!--,Xelinge auti iti I , llLN : t a n .., :s ' t , .-ei.l as by thi . nr , ! . e ..... ,tied e:its iu the „t.,,,..,i (::e-,,,tie7s • .iti , l tile t'ar . tte , , ,: , ,.. ( itt 6, 11-4,5t,t.1 tu' , , ~-1.• for 'ti,„ p:., va l of t.;leir I o . L: ttiu,),-" 04' ;,,fore ..‘, t ''," , - . -.. . t, as the it.Atal F.t -I),lYs a11,,„..,,i ;Le.'7"lY IP-x 1 -Lille of each i'a , \\tit theil e s xisii. or .1 ;:ynitilt, I .) . yontlt h. . * 'l.'\ li - t 1,-F•NviN(-; j•,-,, .•;:,!cretary. 1;.:,A„*,.r.Att,;110.,,i,:, - . ''.' -,,•- -.-, '., • , i-cces, fur the l',. '; 4titt, 0t",L . ; ,. i ' , .....,-, ,), iLniy, at I : ne s , <nu ...... ~,,,.,,,,, . 1 _ '"lti,4, ir. ,‘",..1'.,7... , ' ~ ~ ',.. :tferci!atitoze„indr‘l_,,lii, g.' t: ,:ii',.; 41:.".:-,-,.• •,.. iarnig, ..irom Lass ., 4.7 ~ii.tnilicie-1), 1), 1,,, v, ' , . .b : ~r ,: , ~,.iince ot, and ranting A 1 A • tire 1,, 1 . . . . ' 4 1 " ''..i).- ;scud free of Expense to the `'••••...,,,, '•‘‘ ~(:. tile tuntuai Premium amounts to bs• or uP GREAT- • AND CONTINUED SUCCESS. — No. 3,869, drawn 13th May a Prize of 30,0001. being the Only One in the,late Lottery, was sold in . Eleven Shams at WEBB's For.tunate Office, No. 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's, where, in the Last Lottery. wen also sold No. 12,883, entitled to t,OOO Guineas,i which Webb paid in Gold, and 0,285, a Prize of 3001.; and in the preceding Lottery, drawn iu January last, No. 2,20° a Prize of L.,10,000 10,806 5OO 408 6,358 0,899 • 200 6,775 2OO &c. &c. &c. G. WEBB has great satisfaction in announcing the above fortunate events, and begs,to A all the attention of his Friends and the Public to another plc!) did Lottery, which begins Drawing 19th July, and contains Prizes of 40,0001. 30,000. and 20,0001. besides 24 other Capitals, 18 of which'svill Ue paid in Gold; for which purpose Web) is provided with a sufficient quantity of Heavy Guineas. —The.great and continued success which has attended Webb's ' Office in all thelate Lotteries, will, he presumes, justify the confident expeetrtion he entertains of adding, sonic of the above Great Prfzes to the already unequalled List of CapitalS that have been sold hy.lnin in the short Space of little more than two years. State Lottery Office, 17, Ludgate-street; near St. Paul's. Irish Bank Notes Exchanged. • GRAND GOLDEN LOTTERY•begins Drawing 19th of Next Month (JULY). CIARROLL and Co. Contractors fo'r the pre . scut LOTTERY, tespeetfully submit to the PAlic the following GRAND SCHEME, which with only 15,000 tickets contains Prizes of L.40,000—L.30,000 -1 .. 20 , 000, Besides 12,000 GUINEAS, ~ - • Which will be paid in GOLD Without Deduction. AS UNDER, I.._' of L. 40,000. •is • L.40,00- 1 30,000 30,000 ~. 1 1 5,250 in Gold ' 5,2.50 1 2,000 2,000 3 1,050 in G01d... 0 5. 4 525 in Gold • 31 :? 5°00g 10 2lO in G01d.... . 2,10(1 Ana 3;042 other Prizes of lesser Value. The mode of drawing the above splendid Pilzes is so ar ranged, that the certaiuty is presented to the Public of One Ticket gaining 40,0001.,.and the further Chance of its also obtaining in addition to that Sum 5,000 Guineas in'Guld, Schemes with full Particulars may be hay gratis. TICKETS and SNARES are now on Sale at CARROLL and GO.'s Offices, No. 7, CORNHILL, and DS, OXFORD STgEET, where all Business in the, Public Funds is trans acted. This D a y were published, Handmiely printed in Octavo, price Its. boards, fISCOURSES on the EVIDENCE of the JEWISH and CHRISTIAN REVELATIONS , with Notes and Illustrations. By Sir HENRY' MONCRIEFF WELLWOOD, Bart. D.U. F.R.S. Edinburgh. Printed for A. Constable mitt Co: and W. Whyte, Edin bli!:;11; 1 n4inan, Hurst* Rees, Ornie, aid Brown, and T. .1-laniilton, London. This Day was ?üblisherl, in 3 Vuli. 12mo. (the 3d Edition, with Plates), price 11. is. hoards, of T RAVELS and A DVENTURES in EUROPE., AFRICA, and AMERICA, of JOHN HARRIOTI', Esq. Magistrate of the Thames Police. To this Edition are added, Thoughts on the Subject of POliee—Suggestions, arising from the Abuse of Private Mad houses—Contemplations on Death—and the Philosophy of Religion. • Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paierno3t er-row. -4, , t 1 . The Third Volume may be had separate, price Ss. bds. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY., This Day was published, price, to Non-Subscribers , 3s . THE ELEVENTH REPORT of the BRITISH and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY; cmitaipinir a Va riety of important Intelligence relative to the Progres of the Institution in different Parts of the World; together with authentic Documents. Also lately published. A Uniform Edition of the First Nine Reports of the Society; in two thick % - ols.. Bco. price Bs. extra boards. " A Catalogue of the Society's Library is prefixed to vol. 1. The Tenth Report may be.had separately. London : Publisluid by L. B. tieelev, at the Society's Depo sitory, 169, Fleet-street; and may he had of .J. Hatchard, Piccadilly : 'Sold also by Oliphant, Waugh, and limes, Edin burgh ; and all other Booksellers. NEW AND IMPROVED EDITION OF MORELL' THESAURUS. This Day was published (with two highly-finished Engiarings of the present Editor and of Dr. Alorell), price 51. boards, EXIC 0 N GRJECO - PROSODIA.CMI A 4 Anctore T. 11101tELL, - S.T.P. Ohm vnlgatunt Typis denuo Mandavit, etc. etc. etc. EDV. MALTBY, S.T.P. Cantabrigim: Typis Acadomicis Excudit .Joannes Smith ; veneunt apud Cadell et Davies ;F.C. et Mr . :tit...Jon; Payne et. Foss ; .1. Cuthel J. Noun ; Lackington, Allen, et cc So. ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme , et Brown ; J. Otridge ;- Law et ‘Viiitaker ; E. Jeffery ; et. Cochrane ; 1. Booker ; It. H. Evans ; .T. Richardson ; R. Priestley ; G. Uinger ; E. Williams ; James Black ; .J. Mawniau ; It. S Kerhy ;.11ald win, Cradock, et Joy, Londini ; et Drighton et Socc. Canta hrig-tm. DR. CAMERON, :so celebrated for discover hag- complicated Disorders by an inspection of the Urine, is B.ENIOV ED to No. 34, BERNER'S- tiTREET, OX - - FoRD-sTREET, where he is consulted d:sily from Eleven o'clock till Three. Although Dr. C's.method is singular, it is a well known fact, t.ln he restores many to perfect health, %ellen the most eminent of the Profession, have.failed, in pain ful, lingerivg, and dangerous cases, such as Diseases of the Liver, Bilious, and other Obstructions, Jaundice, .Loss of Appetite, Nervous Debility,. (ravel, Dropsy, Sc. Also those Complaints peculiar to Females at the different yeriodS of -Life. BILE, INDIGESTION, HEAD-ACH, ERUPTION OF THE SKIN. EXPERIENCE has proved that the most effec tual Remedy discovered for the above Complaints, is the PiBA introduced_ into tins Country by an eminent Physi— cian, late of Bengal, under the name of the BENGAL ANTI,. 131moi7S PILLS.—Sir Aitham, its• a Letter dated April I , t, 181.3, states, that he has -found them snore effica cious than any Antibilions Medicine.; an d the ltev. I'. Jones, of Oxford, asserts, that since he 'took them twelve months ap, he has remained entirely free from the affection o f th e Stomach anti !lead, and Blotches of the Skin,by which he !sad been previonsly a great sufferer t- and that .in every Case of the above Complaints he his; recommended them, t hey have proved equally heneficial. Th-...y not only carry ott redundant Bik, and offebsive Matter front the Stomach and intestines, but superfinous Serum from the Sy:i'llas, which is the cause of a great variety ot Diseases, pa rticuffirly .Ernp tints of the skin, Head-,Ach, Swelling of the Legs, &c. and are therefore the hest hiring i'tqsic that can beetnpioyed. "Visit their reparation may not suffer Ity spurious imitations, the Sale is confined to Mr. Bacon, ton, (7xford-road ; Harris, Ludz.ite-hill,. corner ,t St. Paul's Cissn'els-yart!; Mr. Lynch, M.uscht,ter; awl Mr. 136ani, Portsmouth.: TR.-INNPORT-OFFICE, June 2S, 1815. E COVYISSIONT , II , 9 for. ,Conducting His -.III...iZESTI"S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of Trar, do hereby give Notice, that they will be 'ready at this (Wee, on Tuesday, the 4th July, 1815 7 te , receive seakd Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may Le" willing to contract fur VICTUALLING PRISONERS' of WAR in Health and Sickness at )'orton, near Gosport, for Six Mouths certain. No Tender will'be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, 'nor any noticed, unless the Party, or a' competent Agent for hire, 'Jo:morally attend. Each Tender Must be ac companied lry a Letter front two respectable Perso'ns, engag ing to &come bonnd wfth the Person tendering, in the Sum of 2000/. for the due Performance of the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office, or to Captain Motticy at the said Depot. OFFICE 'OF ORDNANCE, June 23, 1815. 911 HE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of His, MA- J 1 JESKY'S .ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at. their Officein on or &lore 11Ionday thr i OM day al.luly next,front s Itch Persons as may &willing to tontlertake Me Supply of F.AirriiEN fur Service of this'•Department, /t% a period of ThrCe. Years, 'determinable after ; thc..Expiration of the First Ycar, upon Notice of Threr Months, at the Option of either Party. • Patterns of oc-47:tides may be viewed, upon appl;cation at the principal &oaf:ewer's Office in the Tower; and it is expected that•the Propowts ;vitt contain as wells Prieefor the Ware to be saPpliedmarktd with the Broad ..-Irrow as without. Farther Particulars, to other 'with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, 211711 IN known at the Secretary's Wire in Pall-Mall aforesaid,' any day between the Hours of Ten mint Four o'Cloek, where the ProPosals most be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals fur Earthen Fare," Got no Proposal ran be admitted after the said loth of . Jul.',, at Thclue o'clock at Noon 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. 11. CylEII", Secretary. This Day ArAs published, in Iwo. price I,:s. 6d. boards, MESSIAH'S ADVENT ; or, Rewarh h s on the MORAL TENDENCY of the Doctrine of CLIBIST's NIANIFESTATION in the FLESH. . By SAMUEL CIIASE, M. A. London: Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. East. Bi-a Company,,Leadenhall-strect. TO THOMAS TAYLOR., ESQ No. 9, New Bridge-street, I.tindtth. • • Host -wimp Sin, Edinburgh, March 18. I BEG leave to inform yon, that ever since the A. year 179@, I had been i a.ilicted with the Imes Venerea ; which, front its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent *if the faculty here, anti un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged front the Hospital with little relief, would appear. tan be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring tif last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence-1 had adarge ulcer on the crow La of my head; one on each arm, and my legs Nevin , Linda: out in a frightful • mariner; mt,right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last.seven years ; toy left had allso two large nodes on it, was very notch discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, patticularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; iti this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. .1. Thompsoa, (who receited en great a core by them here), to tithe your Lcake's Patent Pills; which I. begati to do'od the 2titll of May ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more titan a • month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving; bow- ever, considerabte discolouration in the shin, and pain in the hone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable. Medicine, subtitled ,• the tiodes dispersing, the shin regitining its natural hue, and th e no cturnal pains gra dually going off.—l thus 'became, by your liherrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from all toy former complaints—have recovered my former spiris and strength, and ant 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 NS hat terms tt.t express my gratitude, but ber, you, fur the gaunt 'of other suffering mortals, to make WS my case as public at possible, as I shall on every ticcia slim ; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, Iligh;street, EdinbOrgh.• AV itnesses tonic above cure:— John 'Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinlritrgl. John M'lntosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinbutgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of tiunt-Ifoyal College of Stirgeons, at his hOnse, No. 9 ; • New Ilridge-street, Londoli ; whet e, after a incidental t s . e 6 c la r - c l y which constant resid e n ce o f m o re than 38 years, in a practice pitrti y tiett,t,ett.lliteolrhaertesuif:tit of Venereal l l Coni plaints anti those with that inviolable e should always observe in profession shim such cases, he flatters himself the advice mid assistance he gratuitously administers to persons t;thiug this Nledie;ite, , will he esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advat tage seldom attainable, and void of all fntbignity. 'l3" sold, by his appt,int w ent, for the convenience of those Irving at a distance, at the Peatinier's, No. 33, St. Alban's } stroet, Pall-mall ; the Tovsitop, No. 103, Oxford-st reet ; NI r. Disbtuatugh's, No. 7, Irish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South ; bridge, Edinburgh ; i'dr. M‘Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mt. CPthydi's, Dublin.; .and by one person in every considerable t"‘" , in Orval Ibitain and Ireland, in boxes of only Qs. tut. .eacft, stamped, amt sealed up with bill and pialn . directioni, ! wherclty persons, of either sex may cure themselt es with ea se, speed, secrecy, and safety. 1 N. IL Every Bat told in (ireat-11 - eitain is sealed op with is stamp, on which, by favour of the commissioacrs, is Pri"" at the Stamp 011 ice---T. Taylor, No. 9, New Britltze-st i'e , t, tie iititatc which is FeLitty, and allsothcss ars tuunterfctts. We have continued in march on the left of the. Sambre since 1 wrote ,to yon. Marshal Witcher Crossed that ? river . on the 19th in pursuit of the . • enemy, and both armies entered the French terri. , tory sesterday; the . Prussians by Beaumont, anti •,. . the : Allied:Army, under my command,.lly Bavay The remains of the French arms have retired upon Laon. All accounts agree in stating, that it is in a very wretched state ; and that, in addi tion to its losses in battle and in prisoners, it is losing vast nninbeTs of men by desertion, The soldiers quit their tegiments in parties, and. return to their homes ; 9)Ose of the cavalry and. artillery selling their horses to 'the people of the country. The 3d corps, which, in my dispatch of the 19th, 1 informed your Lordship.had been detached to observe the Prussian army, remai►led in the neighbourhood of Wavre till the 20ih,i it- then made good its retreat by Namur ,and This corps is.tlrc only one remaining entire. 1 am not yet able to transmit to your Lordthip returns of the killed and wounded in the Only is the late actions. It gives me the greatest satisfaction to inform you, that Colonel Delaney is noi, dead ; he is hadly wounded, but his recovery is not doubted, and I hope will be early. Joncourt, June 25, 1815. Finding that the Firrison of Cambray was not very strop;.;, and that the place was not very, welt supplied tvith what eras wanting for its defence,l sent:Lieut.-General Sir Ctrarles:Colville•ihere, the day before yesiet'day, with:one brigade of the ,4th division, and Sir C. Grant's brigade of ca- valry ; awl upon his report (4 the strength of the place, I sent The whole division yesterday morning. • , 1 h a ve l iow the satisfaction ,o.t reporting that Sir Charles Colville took ii;e town by esealath yesterday evening, with ttitlinglosS, and from the commnnications ; which he has since had with the Governor of the citadel, I have every' reaton'o hope that that post will have he‘en surrendered to a Governor sent there by the . liing of France, to take possession Of it in the court of this day. St. Quentin has been, abandoned by the enemy, ! and in Vossession of Marshal Prince Blucher and the Castle of Guise surrendered last night. All accounts concur in Stating, that it is impos sible for the eudny to collect an army to wake head against us. It appears that the Fretich corps which %vas op posed to the Prussians on the 18th inst. aitd had been at Wavre, suffered considerably in its re- . 'mat, and lost some of its commit. REGENT'S COURT, LEVEE, &c. Yesterday I,ls layal Highness the PRINtE 12 EGENT held a Lontt a Carlton -house. At two o'clock the Regent having given on audience to the Earl of Litirrdwity, licldit Privy Council, which was attended by all the Cabinet 'Ministers, except the Lord Clnnieellor there were also present the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Officers of State awl the Household, amtothers of the Privy totin cil. A fotitt of prayer of thanktgiviug for the late signal victory of the British arms was ordered to be prepared. After the Council, lti3 Royal Highness gave art atidiettce to the PortugOse Ambassador,. to ‘vhich. he %vas introduced by V'Aconnt Castlereagh, When his Excellency read a Commission from his Sove reign, authorizing hint tti invest the Prince Re gent of England with the principal Order of that country ;, after which his Excellency invested hit Royal Highness, Who wore the Insignia during the Levee. - At the first Levee the whole of. the. Foreign 1 1 inthassadors and iqinisters deputed to this countly were present; acconymied by nninlier of Foteigners of distinction; ithe Cabinet Ministers,• their Royal Highnesses the Ditkes of York and Cumberland, the King's Advocate, the Judge-Advocate-General, &c. &c. The Levee was numerously and splendidly attended. 'The pre sent4tions were numerous. • After the Levee, his Royal Highness was plea. 3.- ed to invest Admirals Sir Uiehard Bickerton, Sit' George Coehlonrn, and Sir Davioge %%101 the inSignias of the Order of the Bath. Alelonder Hood had an toidienee of t li, ! Ptioce Regent, Omer of the Kith %co rn Icy the late Sirand delivered up to the Prince tlse Hood. Viscount Jocelyn, Lord George Berescord„ and Vowount Stouglord, had audiences t:t . jhe The latter on his return froth thy Brazils.