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.~ ,57 t ,j,7,• 7 .• • --; `Y ; ;'~'. ~~ • 5 4 '4. i -1 • 5 ':....., , `:, i:;::: - ... i' - ;', ' , •\ '' :- .---::,. . a ' ' '": • ''' .--_.:,:. - ',',',:.‘, , f - ,:.' ..'„ c:`,.' s ---','-.. - ---,,,,-.!::/,;.. :3. , i' , •;.--: , - 4 , .,‘ t ,- _ - ":1 -, - . _ IA *** - ,- -- - -'1• - I. i '-- , -T , .. - :.- - : ---- : ' 3 ,,., -- •aj - . re-- 4 1ce...1g. ~ . ..i: ..4.-4.,,i . •,.„.„,,,,.....,% ... v.: ": ...,...__,:...• k - - . • p--,,, ........„ 0: 4 i, , , . tft , ~,-,:-..:::;,-, \-, ~,,. .. ..-:- : .. „,.. • k,l ....ML ...r.: . ' - OP t.P . ' t z : :::,:. 7 7 : i . ,:. t. s : , : 7 , 1 , l -r ~. \,\t. —....1.1. v o r ~. 3 0 1 1 4 as, !tu t 149.] FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1815. rpriich SIXPE.ICt-FIALPPhNIc'. JOHNNY N.S Wr,ONI E, wira FIF rEEN CARICATURES I BY MIL , ROWLANDSON. • • This Day was pnldiiihed, in . -OetaYo,jn : h•e it rr E Ll'ls AR. Y ADVENTURES of JOHN- , a NY NEIVUOME, a Povn: an Account of his - Camphign un the Peninsula. 'and•in Pall-Mall, and Notes. •• Hy AN ornvEß. ' Printed for l'atricli NiArtiti, IJH, Oxford-strtet, corner of Orchard-:3lrect. FORE IGN IN T ELLIGE NC E. , OFfrICE. 0:7 ORPN.INCE .ipt4 23, 1815. • • THE/ .Or of JES7'I'S ORDN,INCE do herchn hire Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Tiler in Pall-Mall, on or infore Friday the llth (lay of di: gust next „Poin.ynch Persons as ?nay be willing to 7(7ldertlike the Sappy tf Accornis— m E NT:Uor Serdie of this nepartnient,Ar airriod cf Three fears, determinable after the Expiration of the ,1 7 1;..5t Year, upon Notice of nrfe Months, at the Optio:z olleither P riff/4. FRENCH PAPER-5. tREciIVEDTHIS biORk'ING.] tO 315 (From the Gazette Ufficielde of tlte, Ist:inst.) The first Ordinance in this paper is dated t 901 'Silly, and directs, that thhse persons who, were removed, or who retired from their functions, whether civil or Military, on account of the event::: which took place on the 20th March, and from that time till the 7'th of July, are to receive i;iiilemnity equal to half the emoluments which "they would havederived from their offices (luring the tiate they Were interrupted. Those 'whO ac compabied the king, as they continued to 'per form their duties, arc to receive their full salaries The pay of the fnuctionaries,appointed by Buu niparte is .suspended ; and not to be fenewed under any circumstances unless they arc continu ed in theft offices: ' • Patterns of the Articles may. be viewed, upon application at the piineipal Sto/chieprr's (Viet , the Ton•tr; aid Farther Partieulars, together •71.1.!/t the \ Terms nii7d Conditions' of thr Contract, may .he'lliiown at the Scerctury'.t • 017iCe . in n/nresaid, any dna betuu•en the Hours of Pour .o'Clach, where the P;•(;pr , als' niugt be dclieered sealed up, and endorsed '' Proposals" four Acc9titreliients;" 'but no Proposal .can be admitted after the ~aid •at ,Tweve o'.Clock nt A'oon:of:the-sanie (I;tn,iiciiher ant/ Tender he noticed, unless the -Party inal:i4 it, or to -I gent in his behalf, shall attend . . . By Order of thc fin t', R. ii. C2i E ,crcretffri;'. L. 20,000 10.000 4,100 1,00 1,000 1.-200 . f.;00 COO 400 250 7,500 MOO , • : ' • This Dr .v , was publislrzd, .• • ~ . . - .,. .~ ifi q'wo Vultniies; 8vo.• price' I B.s. hoards, vei ONSIDE itAr, ()NS on the PRESENT PO. %._.) LITICAL STATI: of INDIA, enibracinz Observatiot on the Character of the Natives.-011 the Civil itn&Military .Courts-1 h e Admi nist rat iiin.f :fil:t.ii:f.t he state of the Land, Tenor , Y, and the Condition of the. Peasaiitry—affd the I nl'er pal P.olice of our Eastern Dominions; lutendell chiefly as a Aianual Of Instrtiction in their Duties for the junior SerVauts . ot . tte Company. , . .. By ALEXANbEIi iII.ASER, TYTLEII., ' - tate,AtsistantJudgepf the . 21 I'vrgtintlahs, Bengal EStabilsb- WATERLOO SU BSCRI PTION. . City of London Tavern, .3(1 August, 1815. AT a MEETING 61 - . the GENIIMAL—CONI mtrrEE.at, this Phice, this Day; ' L. 50,00( BEESTON LONG, Esq. in the Chair. Read and confirmed the es of the M eting on tha. 9.`ith of July. The Treastwors reported the amonnt of 'subscriptions on the 2d tf August, to be 93,9401. 6;.:3i1. Thai 4001. Long' Annuities, and i 04,0001. 3 per Cent. Re-: dared, were purchased on aceount of this Subscriptbni. The foilovi,gng Gentlemen we., added to the • Coimuitt(;c ; Miles M{Donnell, Esq.; John Pearce Esq.; Josinta Watsoa, Esq. Thornas ; John Whitinare, ; Preclintt, Esq.; William Deni Sun, Esq.; and George Flib- Vert, Esq. Trea4nrcrs reported the reinittance of ii , l1):)t from the National Pat rioticFlind at Dublin, of the ye,r tsors. Read a ILetter front Robert .foluiston. !;s ~ f of th, 1 7.iterloa Committee at Edinbitrgh; reporting the 1;- ;; .. ; ih a i- Capital and Country on tII oceasi,o, ;,• and announcing a Collevtion nuprecedent , :d ia am:! Circular addressed to all tbe Presbyteries of from which mach was expected, as us :icily to •..s to the receivers. anent. London.: Pri.iited for Black, Parry and Co. Booksellers to the East ijiclat Company, Leade-hball-street. The citl►er Ordinances in this paper are quite: uninteresting, tts . tittiy 'relate to matters of ininin. financial regulation, and to the further qualifica tions required for the Alciiil:rs of the Elea&ate. Colleges in each department. This Day was Virotished, price 2s. 6d. • N rXPOSITION of.t he Reasons which have Ilk I)! C 4 ente4L the Nledit•imil Process for rclieving and curing IDIOCY and LUNACY, ary,l er,ry speei , s, of INS:1-. •NITV, from baring 61:en fiirth:er extended; an Appcb ilix of attested Cases, and fl . oni a Report of the coannitt ee , consisting of their Royal Iliglnfe'sseOlie Dultes of Kent and Sussex, znid.seyeraliNolderneii and Gentled ea. MINISTRY OF GENERAL POLICE.. CIRCULAR Tr) T E * PREFECTS O 1 THI3 KINGDOM. GENTLIEN,- 1 1 7 0(ir l'ela io 11S tvit h rue em ht?aee two great objects--the establ:slunent pnblic order And the pacification of the klngioin. 'The King knew the extent of the sufferings of the nation ; all hiS efforts were 'bent to their alle viation ; but Europe cannot allow us happiness until it shall haVe seen in the end cif our agita tions, and in the union . of the people and of the throne, a certain pledge of our repose and of its 'By 3,1N.11.:ti . Tate of Datchet-tiouce, rear Windsor, • now of ch t ,t se y ; where Patients are received under the cart) and Mr.,llichard Sieith, Neluber of t!*:-:?. Royal C..l:ege of Surgeon uf.Lundon. 4:;.h .lu!:t'. This Day were published, in Sr°. price 15s. boards, EPORTS of the PESTILTINTIAL I)ER of ANDALUSIA, whicb• 'ttppeArc:i at • Cidik in the Years - )$;10, I IQ awl ith - a detailed At conut *af that fatal Epiiii.mie -as itlirevailed at Gibraltar,: .during the Autumnal Mo!!tlis of 1F0 , 1; atm, Observations on the rtemittiinz and Int erinitting Fiver, Made in the Military IJospitals at Colcheer, after the . feturn of the Troop from the-Expedition to Zealand in Iso9 By Silt JANIE• 4 FELLOWES, I.D. Fellow of Carers and Gentili': College,,Camliridize ; Fellow of -the-Boy - al College of Physicians in I,a dlort, and of the Loral Society of lid.iolmrah ; Physician to the Frees, and fate Inspector Of MPitary fidspitais in the tie;tinal4. Printed fOi Longman, thirst, Kee; Orate, and Brown, 'Paternoster-row. ' OWII The wiSh of the King is to throw 'a veil over common faults and errors :—His Majesty htiq, ciinimitted to justice the care of inflicting pu nishment on perfidy and treason ; and that no rcioin might be left for-suspicion, be ha , pointca out time offenders 4nd limited their number. There " • „ If o°l4 I'his Day was puldished, Third Edition, price hound, 45.; in cal F, si. Gd. is therefore security for all ;-,--no means,--no pre text for stirring up inquietude, and "anxiety has been left , tt) _ uctie Ft:soh-al Safely e: every nwn is under the guarantee of the law, and. under the protection of a Monarch who wishes . to be a father to every Frenchman. e 11;* :( VRENCH PORASEOLOGY, pOinl out the differenee ni Idia;p_ltten the Frenclt acti ""4 iii?,trt„rs , isr; - nn a variety*f4rthTti•dts-,--Yrz.-n.-..,“ . „ ma, the arts, manners, morals, health, time, we Ither,,cxer eise;, areuSemetits, dess, the tal.tle, herses, travellitiT, trade, law, property, polities, diplomacy, the, army, the navy, and forming a collretion not merely of the familiar, hut.also of the more technical phraSes , of tke two languages; the whole founded upon undeniahle authorities, p.artieuhrly that a thd Frent,:h Academy. The volume is of a convenient poci;et siie, and may, it is presumed, ho mrsrful, hofh,tis a boo]: of educa tion, and as a means of enahltug. many rersons, who have al ready Made a certain progress in French, to express them selve3 with a more exact . propricty on all the above topics. the Author of- French Letters and Anecdotes Parisie . nnes. Printed for the Author; aid sold by De /Lae, Nassau street, .Soho;, and 11. Colhurn, Conduit-street, lianover square. • Pritiliolf 't° 1 C ~~ re; 10‘1; 131. Peter - 5 0 Edward i ilk- 10_ 10 Mrs. Edward Billie 10 10 AEA Middleton 10 10 This T)l7 was published, price 3s. 6d. board's, 4s. homuly kildRROtlG and CO. Con,t r ~,,c.e: gratertil Than \is to the El 1 7 acs inform thent lhat'l'ed ip the Lottery just:.flaislied, an_ ae,,..,•• 'Public, foarCtt°hersliberreatll'Prailtritililmegicr, irtßblicKETs and 'Shares are on Sale for a ~ 43 of AN s L ,'ONLY FIVE THOrsAND \ND POUNDS. . O.P,RD PRIZE: of TI-lIRTVI-1•10t.S. .- nn ,1 •nr,;,K,F,'I'SN,EW 1.4)1:- „,, Besides a great Varietv nf oth. r Capit,,isli, 7, ; 4111 It,EF. TUOUSNI,VNtA.S IN . tjujsY„. '"'e oe all Drawn in ONE'DAY, 24111 AUG 1, . . SCIIENIE. , ) , I .' • " • •or ........ L. 205000 is ..•."•.. ........ 10,000 ...... .. .2,100 F. : : "`" • • ...... 1,070 .1. ••• a .......... 50') .•"• • .. . ........ 400 • 11, .•• " • • .......... :•00 .. 4 ,:'' •• - . .......... 200 ''' '• • 4(113. ..... ...'„ 100 ..'" •• . 1 ....... . Sil. . ... 400},1-;........... . 15.... •,.,„_ rst.draven Blanks tu. • 4on ----• ...no •,,.., •.„,.....-2...L10et5, The j; ~, • . Tjettii,-,0(101 will receive 10,000'1:10re, ,makin?„•,:).(,),2,0100.1. J., tattdc•-', ' I'l and SIIA.RES are now oil Sale at k' ~,,,,,,, 'llltr''E..B °trees, No. 7,1 CORNIIILL, and. 2r% OsAisi tTtlir.,_ •ctetts. r* Where all Business it: the Public Funds °NE- HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD._ 1 , daringly smile unprincipled l'ersol ll'antse .Late} , -aringly atE,,,ed ins' Sigmatnre to a CoPpxf'vZidn_ kot ~ '''r HARVPY'. FISII-SAUCE; .ti 'ts suchi r' f the fs rtoCeerr " • 1 il' s le and credit 0„ , hitotli,, „ 11g must eTeatly •iurt •le • a ONE Hl_ ...., .1,,71tr1) 'll' n',"'ete• I buret offer a REWARD of t. w.,,,,, '-'43t Pea „"NbS to be paid upon Conviction of ally on, 1 • et sae': an 'imposition a fter' this Public 1\.!),t.,-,,.: • (Signed) ELIZABETH LAZE: ,i.sulare. Edward-street, Portman-sq • ;Icif:nr.,.iill,,t',arr,,tl;,e., ;att)4l.:l6ierrus of the Genuine- Sauce are respect. fu.1,11); . t . ri,„.,.ous Art : ii,i. positifoin may :tiles d,e,tepc.rt,;(l}arbeyd oahtserh,i's,;;.. .4.141'-'oi 4A. 11, has ...:. wn. . , ' itzenby's Dish. Sauce NVareltouse,". on tile . • ,R WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, 1,. . Ali. bestEN S HEAD INN, SU:Ow-Hill, London, : . Accommodatitin for Travellers, gond Beds, .Itittfoil (IW.ehoiceLiquors and moderate Charges:. . an '1\71,• tlg oit, Coaches, nail Coaches, &c. set out tn the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. . .. .. 111(41TH UNION Post Coach, fotr • t" ' l'ilt" el'er ' Afternoo.n., ch est er,Bland liveti 'lllsritit'y' Au - . 1 stist•lti'VrieDyl7outli next day, 1,.,,iir1, Tits be ta re le' l'liecili ;t: t7s "-I 'le to aCt; ti e a tise v• Jersey, Cher tn'tt6d!l•4'let St. NI al•ie's. Pisa;l:n C herb° ti rgia to Itatis is: Ititi (..4 i',tt fill Itoa,tl, the hest and cheapest travelling-Ito il-oti_iy: 'tkv `rul_ii,,ol\ • nev..• legant- Post Coacli, four In.,:i e..s. e ) c. 11.,t14,1..,t1„14.; at iallie o'clock, throm,,,,li Crawley, I.'''gat '1(-sLtl: t'„.krthi, -'''',ti• Plymouth', Weymouth Dorclie.ster, • toil rum . • Z tf,`,l..l`'; '1,14 sali .1-)11.r-, Ni'v P,i'-'t C -Ida 'every M••rning 11', 111;--7,`,1C1x• tt'clo-ck,i lira:H..li Ifo'rillt: ,:xnai.l4l.ler• /3 r."l' ~ Itqsi','"ord, liasingctoke -; 1 l'• g hot 47.?4,,:•Nt„',,a1.),'11).-11r, l'etCEL'oirl•tiogjalif Stilton fl(l ITUnllng. Ott li,Estolit::` d.ll oach, sets ontercry 1.•-l.'1'Ii 40 - t:p b_Y , Louth, tirt.n,by, :Ind 1:11 • ,irn__ Lveningl.—Coaclies • kr4D.Denl'4lll, (I,lo!it)t' }7131"4 ftTeiri„)l•?'„i; ii, '..at Nti,.. N,k, and Marlboro:P:it, ore i.‘( - . ,". e'litvent .f.. s, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the I, on _ 'toin,... Z., --oonlai-stivet.. and- the Swan, Bristol, nest .tv,.1.1;,E6N tIe:II.IVS to Welts, liridgetrat.er, T.auntolt• ‘r.-Eicts.'ollt kii..',., Al„rilin_ L.lgbt,-,-,;,01, cal le,l The. Rock ingtiaa),...:, only, tiu ,)" re10.1,710t Light o'clock; carries rlarii"'`„(l`' /..,,,,.., I,J;:igli. h'...,••,,;ft '11)IY easy, with a Guard througao..... , ui ',,,:e, t.,, , 't.„to,, Newark, Retfortl, Doncaster, 410 It .' , kik ••r:•„,„ „ , . .a.b!l, ....ECCIS, M. X ... :tr, t3t';‘;‘'s:tet,:del )o;.toi.i7t;t:..i.tt:lottl:t.tildet)ruiti.l:leo:sli tn. ia gli: (r•-lnre aEI x 4 v 1.,) e (al i, ii d; -,, ten:9l;i r'.. e: t thisCoach,i.lP°lrubni..i e C.Nl:i:iii -.1. , K`,4l.hy;,,iv'e iN‘ ttli Roa,d, being 'unequalled in acconu . it,. ' '"I 1ev,;.,•• I-aneaster,' Freston,KirEy-Lousdale, Iledton, i1.4:1•.0r, it pl,iiskirk, and ',:irstaii,Post-t;oaclies, every After tt(),L ksci (\'‘ev,(l.elock.. , Gii;i.refeil . . ics, 4:1Wh1.111' II; IL:)ngt''wnt (4,tna••Green, Annan; D.tin,if,r.e... , (41,11,11,, , (ft:aillill, Sanqitlial'-Kilo, Can muck, s..t!'.l)" Ili 4 LMIC, INi,:, 'l"`c..o:,lantl, CaMperdown Coa•cli (Datly) .in,.:.,„ 11,?, J.,: ultii,,‘,castle kilt! Eilinhiirgh, new Coach, perfoirc _C I:. li, , '' ree ‘1 till'illlgholit, sots 4ht erery 'Morning at I ...If. bs ta,,ti ‘-lOc.k, Ity Nya ,) f !ST : 1 P•.:fo'ril Tadcaster, Dal - r4s%en ' ‘'rthanert '''•.,•,ir i• t • ~,' and ,Berwtch. ti, . g'ers. find„, on, Durham., Nl.' P('''''• i . ,;tl., of 4,,,,h,q,.ne,„, _,I.o1:;• themselres fati4ned from, the 1,11,, ....,,... kI. i on wilui(ini•tt.rest what time they please, and.thermq,..i a".l.}' eorier_s, 'lily aq(iitio,,,,) Fare. S. Clark, :Nide. Flack ‘,lii:',)'tighi •‘,r,Ft.• York, runs Coaches to Suirderlan , I, F4,:‘,)(4P,Ncl•-,-,H,ti'!'• and °pier phicel. • 1,-411'11;. ‘-'"I• II ainl Walsal aiew POst-Coach, every tie,Alll)-)r-, •• 1 .41,Y NI„, ."L Post Col l' • , i'''. • Insides, _ sets '6itt I‘, ilerst,;,t,ti‘l'o'-",throlig!-; l'.,icit'l'elt•wooeri'lrir,:'l I 'i).•l,ll' Cross, lii"ekleY' • y,,,,,,,t",,,1 ",,,..•;;,,„,„,,.th, Litchfield, Ullestburp, Knutsford,' 1441;k1„,11,b;/'1,:". 'Than., pto,a ini Dnnstable. • • , kr, '''utir 4-, ev",411, a•-ol Whitelia yen' Pot-Coilell; gl,)es 11'N1') An"rit,'' and a (iiiaul all ItPasses through t114,,,;10,ri5-P,"',,q, Greataltli(l.4e Raclin:mid,. Cattei•ick, ,444 ,ttk. ili':',',' r:'etliel%y, Abertu'r,l, Dareaster, ziiid 1..rat.1- ' 'kli '‘lforil, --th way by 18 Miles) sets Out every Morning, ttiMts 4,t..s the•jilinarey, with th'e„ Ls-realest facility. ras-, vxi.ttll.l4l,t!til tin the ,It•oad by litisiness or pleasure, have 104,41 `4ll' in of then, Se';its-beingfsecured in the k itkp ' • ' I;,kci,l, \ ,)••,::1.1 ELI) l'ost-Coach, every Murfting, at half-past 1,,,.111)::ItliPt• Newport \\l'd .1., .c 1) T. .1,,. Nantwich, ki%,N'‘'''ll 1 44(t Midd'eu'' -t. ; ".' ;dr"' e: ni„,, as bt:, ,ILI, 1 ost-Coaen, ever) Ac o• 'l,:i'l 11:IIL 'I, 11, 11,ll,:, the ''• Stool:ton, and Vann • new Coach, every 4111‘irAlt:1-I,li:sE(l'n'e Inn Sunderland: 41 ve.i, t• 1 inslow Co Fri a NT •weistle Waisalt 11.11\.4t l,..lttll4c'es-tii`3/4.l4liltt.tii,n,i ,Ilvtoesiti.......,;(lt:te,li:e''ve' ;.;,)lA' ''t:t . 1 . ('' arde.l. rrni6()7,„s:_loach, , l'P't at 'II IV'thss, to thg °lll.-:1•1"1 '•Shi! "4. '--h rs• every ~,. , 1%.„,,,,, ~ . , e • itannia, Slit LaNs ai• itl,4 4'11,4 I) '•oa, (Tuariled ti,4(),11,,..; N-au Post-Coach called the Rock ' • Iltit,, tt(, IYl‘ON,‘‘',lle1it's-el, ‘1 t lati, ~,i,,,-.. r.ve,,in,„ • - 4-kiresiort.., land Alton t%er'\('ll'lll Nrjr goat ' .d sets 4.,4. t,if11.0,,, enry eryrch, with a Glyis • . )4,4,,,'5'ex by, (13 .11.:1 reaches Birmingham next day al , • (,\7lltNi•„.4lad,ll,.„x_total, Lristtin and Shipstone, to the t.th,tti (;11,‘Nr,'INV.reet, and Castle Inn, Birmingham: (',ll/ , (iv xj.,.. ',Mick, and Leainiiv,,ton, New Post •4a,, •., \.- . •liii..;. . k„, it •'''rthe...• . ' ••• q,(lx t et.,,, ~ 4, -Liwderi Tluivii and Din:caster, Post t!l,l,,,lttikil,l,,il,', xl,",v,'.',i_li.i.4t half-Bast Sax.' 'o'clock, to. the' Bull •1,, Nr„„' ?11.1),•".\''.1‘.1•1.:.,1-liill. 'l',4`il"ti,.4, . ":'• lio.hleAoti, and Chcs.hunt Coach, O'ci t I 1•ttf,,,114. NI and F l ••. * . . 'tk` 'aSt 'kw "( --",on Coach, Daily, at Half-past • ''''• • ' ''), Hall-past Foal', and Hall-past Seven kt 444 \ • kl:,' lAi : ends 11. Njot ~, • • 1 ‘.l • 1,4. 'I;,S zuid ill ,'•`' AIN and Co. respea-thilly acquaint ,out 1•4.,t1y, \,..1,..„.L0tt Pciblic, th•fit they will not be account . iiiii„ „ -.1•,, p.i . , ~ riiliklid i. •• :,,Ifi,, •., • Itaas, or Liiiglige,more than s,q,1„,„„,o:,e,;:(1:'1 lost or damaged, nilleswenteeit-as such t.,,,tste‘iltp,',',,,,:, ffiglY, .at• the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow; '*:,4l.,va• it!::(1• arid Parcels ar‘,e boobed for all the above ~ ' ' 11e1V% NLN4- Whit::: Llor'se Cl:112.1:Co:tch-Olt'Lee' . I . fc l° P' At the General Meeting, Re,elee,l,--c , That scription of all clasies be °pulled- 'ot• the speci,d benefit of the. Families of the•li•:H;ye wounditd sufferer% of the British Army ttn'h the yommanil of the illustrious IVellington, in the sign,. .;•:" Waterloo, ;aud in the several Battles of the pre.i.•`• The. following Ree - oh,tions WM` All Applications for Relief, :nest be dressed to the Committee,at the t.'ite •• r •, ;.,„ p er _ scinal application is not required, and • : , :tee; to. OFFICERS wornoled are reqiiired to cti,es in a Letteraddresseil to the (iOnunittee. ace ,r..ed by at nib- CIA copy of the Itepert Army of the Medic ';oard. The Widow of an Officer killed, is r itnifed to state her case andibe number of her children, in a Letter address:;;,l tv the CoMmittee: or her en - comsto , ces and claim may be de; scribed and recommended to -thy Coin:Mace hranyrespeet ahlechannel. The Rifiatives or Friends of Orphan Children, ate request ed to state their cases ii Le'.ter t', fire Committee. S:)l,DlE!!Slvilanded, ideed to haie pa:vied : the ena mination of the lioard at C . and to have received a Ticliet of 1 econtinen , ':tto i “.it roiat.nising. Officer and Snr. , ,,or f , • ' Th ey are tic' t :ye any. gratuity which voted for thei* Lon, n:iiess it be their fixed place of re *sitience but nil r,c.iive the relief front the Minister of the it :l rish, or the CLief- Via:cis/rate of, the place they reside in, at suet 'Mies o ;n such portions as may be deemed most oust .0 the ,o The 'r.ridows of 1-. vste Soldier: are required to he recont men!;ed by tee Mini,ter of the • Parish, and the Chief Ma gist r‘it of the place .ncy a:To:non:fled by the Marriage Cert e, or. an at copy of it. Itilief cannot lie afforded to the Widow of a Private she arrive"at place of settlement, when it - - i!! be n'acu‘l• at the .!iscretion of the Minister cif the. Parish, of some respect:tide person, to be given at'sucli times and ia each portions as may be deemed !oust useful to her. Amodut of Subscriptions already culvertised,L.93,94o Gs. f3d. L. s. tl.l 'L. s. From the Patriotic Fund of lltiblin, established 1803 to ed 0 Collected , at Illatn church,Stafford shiee, a fter aSer mon by-the Rev. B. Port Richard Hay - Collected ati..:astle street Chapel, Beading, after a Sermon preached by the Rev. John Hyatt Jame: flail • - Collection in the Parish ofanowar i',lsbech, by the Rev. J. R. Chris topherson Colic ction thePa iish of LaVendou :cum liraytield, Bucks, by the Rev. It. :11i4gek_cy 8 0 0 Pe Visriie . S'on 31 10 0 Stokesby in the Co. of NOrtolk,by the Rev. G. Lucas. Maritby in . the Co. of Norfolk; by do. 5 5 t; all Communications and N quested to be addressed, to_ti London Tavern. Subscriptioris are received al don Tavern; and by all the lit J. 13 6 3 3 0 66 0 6 10 10 0 58 N 7 0 G 3d August. AtGosiings & Co. ...:arotiel Taylor - 3 3 0 Licntenant Joint , Curtis, R. N. 5 0 0 :iii John Morris,M. 10 10 0 Ni's.Os')crnStandert 5 0 0 John Shaw - 10 10 0 . • At Sinith, United Lodge of Aocie , ni . Druids, • No. Gt;, in Not ting?mm, hy"the 11ev. Dr. Wo o l „44 7 1 collection in the ish of East Badg f,rd, by the Re c. 'F. lleautadot 11 11 Ri6luird Tilley 1•• 1 o Nyliolson, & Co. Lici•dsll.inli. by Mes,rs. Nicholson, 3:insen & Co. - 105 0 0 1. \V. Martyr - 1 .1 0 otice. of Subscriptions are re in: Colniinttee t,the City of Lloyd'; at lii , ?.Citv of Loll tli;:rs of Ui. Nlvtropolis. P. WELSFORD, Secretory. SELECT itTECLES. FOR THE TOIL'ETTE. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLEP,V;;:rE FOIL \V SIZING Olt PASTS possesses nil. the detvrizent pro perties of the common Smips, divested of:their irritating pernicious ynalities, .and is confidently recommended as the most el'egant, innocent, and 'etlicaciiins Soap ever offered to the Public; imperceptibly corrects all imperfections which vioh•nee orexposuic may have occasioned to the texture •f the Skill, and rtinders it, beautifully white 'and i Veil; it is particularly valuable for washing . fine Giinbrie, Muslins, &c. which the alkali of the COMII4OII Soaps invariably de teriate • also for shavimg where the is. tender, it is . an uneilualled compdsition, priee'2s. dd. a pot.' ATKINSON'S CUItLING 'FLUID ' • for dressing the Hair, being a most elegant substitute for poinattims, c:;tracts, iLmalses the harshest hair soft as sift, imparts a reviriii;r, odliriferous perfume, an - 4 keeps it in'earl in exereice• or in dAnip weather=for its peculiar p m .. o ., e ,ti e s for a • • king.the Hair grow. The Reader is refered. to an Essay .on the maim(' and diseases J 1 the Ha r enclosed with each bottle, price ; 1 1s. 6,1.75. rid. and one Guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGKI'ABLV, DYE for Refl Hair on the. Head, Whisliers, &c. t or black, so perman en t th a t no thi n g ( price 53. is. tki. lb s . and one 7 ,, Greyr a e t 1 , I , r o t Guinea.—Sold by JaS. At hinson, 'perfumer, Gerrard street,suhu,sq„„re, London ; and by most perfumers; hair dressers, and medicine renders.. Caution.—Observe the ' name of Atkinson on the labol, utlicrwise it cannot be genuine. • 't • •••• • `,INS a"rld PO Doet rind Ex - perimental, on a variety of Subjects, desig•n6d for those who know the plague of the it own heart, and are fully persuaded that Sll7..tti , on is entirely of Grace. The Fourth gditiott, revised , ind correct , l. ;iv DANIEL F1E11131'5 , 3, of Sndlirv. Printed fir W. Sim phin, and IL J6rsbail, Sta tioners'-coort, Ltid:.!.at esst reel , and sold by all Booloi.ell6rs. Also neat Pocket Editions of tlie..following : Ist. Gospel Sonnets, or Sl , ititual Songs, in Six Parts, con cerning Creation find Redemption, Law and GO,:PA, Justifi - cation and Sanctification, Faith attd Sense, Heaven and Earth. f3v the Rev. Ralph Erskine, late Minister of the Gospel at Donifermline. 2nd. Romaine's Walk of Faith, with Portrait, &c. 3s. boards. 3rd. Romaine's Life of Faith, ditto, IS. 3d. ditto. • 4th. 'Romaine's Triumph of Faith, ditto, Is. 3d. ditto. YORKE'S LE rrElt"; FROM 11::17(E. •.. • ';rkii I)3V wa. In TWO Volumes, Octavo. prier S. boards, ETTETIS FROM FRANCE ; flescribing,the • Manners and Customs of its Inhabitants, with (Mier ration, thto ArtA and Manufactures. PtC,lle inmtitotinns Learned Societies, and the illodc of . Travel .intersprsed with interestini; anecdotes of celebrated public Characters. • . By lIENRY TlEDtuz yortKE, F....qt • - Printed for Sheri,o6tl, Neily. and Jc;iies, Patertioster-Tow. has long , oar wish t hit stow: person, who had known France prs.vions to the Revolution, ti-oold undertake to drserihelt in ifs pre:eut, st,t.e.. Mr. Yorke !las fully grati fied that wish, and, with 'ifis fund of previous I,nowle,dg'e, an, acute and Penetrating mind, an aptness of classical allusion, no small portion of humour, and very ui talents, lie could , seareyly fail to prodrtcoa work . , upon this subject, at ()nee instructive, iiiteres::it4r,, and it-musing. These J..et ters :ire written in easy, perspicuous, and flowing language. Whether amt.:seine:a or ififorM.dian be the object .of the reader, they maylmpernstl with iulraßtage, for they contain a copt,uis fund of lioth."—Anti-Jacobin Review. • WESSEL'S 3.BSCIT'S DROPS. TOE, GENUINE 31?,SU1'IT'S DROPS .have kern long lirtiwn rota esteemed a Safe, cheap, effectual, and often an initriediate cure tar Stranguary, Glects, Weak ness of the Kidneys or Blitd.ler and when taken on the first attack of. Venereal infection,, the) will infallibly accomplish the desired effeely. Shoald the . complaint he far ;olvaticed, it till N\ ill be necessary to tale the SPECIFIC ItEMEDY tsith thaiCgitiCS Drops. gr'eat object to he attended to is, that Purchasers shot,thl he -careful in having the true and genuine Prelim a tioo, os the unsafe and d els eatintecipits , alte.npted to be foislvd on'the public, by ahmlote fakelloiiik, arc so Me roils, that the Proiqrictors request every purchaset to ask for ;Jesuit's Drops. WeSsei'ss Jesuit's Drap, are in , closed in a black ,tamp, with the followinN . engraved thereon (to secure the Proprietor froth Piracy); Jo , ;?vh . We , Ssel, SlYalti's Church -yard. fire !h.:. 9.1. per Bottle, and in large Bottles, containing ten sip:di .; IL ~. , . . ,Idl. alai.) liy Sanirer,. Oxlvrd-stieet; Ward, IlQlbUrn; and 'rutty l',:tehange. Stability has been the first object of the thoughts of the King, and in the measures which he has prescribed to his Ministers. livery re-action would be a crime, since it would tend to subvert stability; it would disturb the repose Of the State, by de - stro'Ving all co'nfidenCe. When we bend under the weight of Europe con jured up against an ambition, whose first victints we have been, at least let us have this consolation, that otx drop of blood shall not be shed, nor ow.; tear be made to flow, of which we shall bear Or. b 1: ate. • . . The public interest ought to take precedence t':" every other. Who, then, will think of publi(: 'vengeance amid public calamity ? Who shall dare to talk of party triumph,: when tike same evils which have fallen upon them threaten all ?. There is no longer any hope of safety, nor any, true ho nour except in our union. All good citizens I►ave not and cannot have any other end in view but that of putting an end to otir resentments : necessity disarms even the most noble courage. The wish of reconciliation conics from all our (harts; because it . is the expression Of all Our interests s—it will subdue all paitics, it Will tri- Ulnpli over their passions because all ponies we cofurioccadFr.enclimen. Ilie . advantagea which France hors to obtain, depend, above all, on ol:r intimate union with our Sovereign ; if the Nation was not united to 'its Monarch we should not. receive from the So vereigns any guarantec., for our independence, be cause we ourselves would not give any for our re pose. A great people, whatever its reverses nay be, ,can still, through the voice of its King, assert its , • , and cause thew to . be respected, because just ice is beyond the reach of the blows of , for tune. The voice of facticin is with justice re pressed ; it shall nit be able even to make itself aud:b!e. There' is, then, a degree in misfortune, wbieli ii the crisis of a State, where it is necessary ilitirc should be some restraint imposed for the of sacrificing: all passions to thebJi9servivo :'• , IVIR. lITE.T., - plc/TRES—CHRIST ll T tip a -.IEcTED hi s s EcoND picruitE of ,k,.1--1 . I . I_I L. !oliz o l ( ING in the • TEMPLE, and the DESIGN t_ . l 1 . !!-_ ( -..L,L , ke e n ' 'ON of OUR SAVIOUR, Stith several' , SAE I , CI - I . E'-' , lio u 4 w Exhibiting at No. P-25 PALL-MALL, ne"''"rl`4ll - .'') every.da I- 3:- ' • tI) front Ten in the Mot n- Ull Six in the Ev u e ' ll u i;i t g- - s execi4te • •.:7------- By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 310publiSheir, price Is. G. Na. CXV. of ] rill Em .oNT L\'L\' RE PEI OSITORY , of T,l - IEO-'-' JIL LoGY and GENI?,RAL LITEOATURE : for JULY it; 15 , tinhellisiled with - a 'lfglily-firpistieil Portrait . of the Unitarian Mortvr, Dr. Michael SerrestnS. , .. Proof Impressions on fnOia Paper of the Portrait; and also that of D r ; Priestly, which aikpeared in: the Number for Jaiia,ry last, maybe had at 2s. Ild.,each. ..' Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,-Paternoster-row. :~ ` }