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Evcentricities of . the Hunted 'Tailor, ff:•'ithe Grand Eque.trian Entree by 'I hirt Horses, ‘.‘ nc , 4 0 1 )ea uty, docilitY and qte , acity, cannot eyeb qualjed inEl f •Pe-; they, will together with the ' following - . popular Per 4°Y`'Nanees lie t ' epreiented every Evening this Weeh only. AL AMPHITHEATRE CASTLEY'S), .WESTMIN STER-BRIDGE.• • • Ir liii .EVENI EV ENING (Thursday), - To-morrow, Ivi rds a ; RI § at urday,HORSENIANSHIP by Mr. Avery. Afte:l; . - 1 1,1e F t f ,ne Popular Pant otn ithe, called THE HIGH -M ETTLEJ A i l ( is 0 .; or, Harlequin on Horseback. In the course of which 4 co.'le.introdueed a real Horse Race, and .a real Fox Chace. l'As, , :,! ic , S, ob,,g by Mr. Herring. A Grand Equestrian Entree, il or ' se s• 4 l. 0Y the Horse Allred the two Ligh-dressed managed tn unt s v.vill dance Haydn's Minuet; to terminate with a Billy r 3r , Dance by Thirty - Horses.—THE ELECTION, or ,IlreinZ" Mrs. Button's Journey to and from London to tio le rd, with the Eccentricities of his Horse Tally-ho.— ‘l4strian Exercises by Mr. W. Davis, jun.—To conclude Tally-ho.-- A' Piec E,R e called K ING HENRY THE EIGHTH u'CiOO;"IE C OBL.—Secund Price at Halfrpast- Eight --.._ • I'l CONTRACT FOII THE CAIMIAGB TI3IBER. Navy-Office, Angdst 14, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and cOMMI.3- S TON_ERS of HIS MAJESTrs N,lVi r do hereby give AVotice, That on Wednesday, the 30th Instant, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to Treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for conveying from ALICE HOLT FOREST, in the County, of Hants,to his MAJESTY'S YARD at WOOLWICH, the following quantities of TIMBER, GREAT. 'FEW PARK ; AND ESTATE, OXFORDSHIRE. M E t( S ) S a t BINSo N :u 1 1 .37 1i r C N:- e ! c t t i f e u ' i gf b 7 4 1' 1 ' e r AT PARK and ESTATE, .consisting . -of ..TtinEE -THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND ..EIQI - 111-EVES; ACRES of LAND, advertised to be Sotto by Atiction 4t the Star Inn, Oxford, on Saturday next, the 19th instant, is DISPOSED OF by PRI VATE CONTRACT. Covent-garden, August 14, 1815. - - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BRIJSSgr,S AND FitANXORT PAPErt.S,' [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] f • , • • BitussELi, AUG. ' 1 } a.---By one of the.decisions inserted in the Act of the Congress Of Vienna, that part 'of , the nuchy of ilouill01)11cli was not ceded to 'Fran c e te T reaty oayh T f O, United to the Grand Duchy of Luxetn. 664, under the Scive'feigtitY of. the King of the Netherlands. By 'virtue of this stipulation, his Majesty haS just taken poisession of this new portion of the territory of his States. NEXT THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST, ALL .MUST BE DRAWN. Oak Timber, about, 286 Loads. Bcerh ditt0.......... 76 • Elm ditto . 5 • . . CARROLL and CO. Contractors, return their grateful Thanks to the Public for the liberal _Patronage received is the last Lottery, and beg to inform theni that Tickets and Shares are on Sale for a.LOTTERY, of ONLY FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS, . _ A ForM of the Tender may he seen -at thls Office. No Tender will be received after One o'Cloch,.on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the.FartY or an Agent for him attends. And a GRAND PRIZE of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Besides a great Variety of other Capitals, and THREE THOUSAND. GUINEAS IN GOLD; Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by a responsible Person, en gaging to become bound with .the Person tendering, in the Sant of 3004 for the due poformanrc of the Contract. To be all Drawn in ONE DAY. TICKETS - and SHARES arc selling at CARROLL and. Co.'s Offices,No.7, CORNHILL, and OXFORD-STREET, where all Business in the Public Funds is transacted. - . . tu,,,, 5 ,_ .I;',,rtIANT to a Decree. of the High Court of . Chat7er s y e , wi.;,!..1x date the' 10th day , of - May, 1815, made in a_C A a tt u. y. lArl'elt.l THOMAS - WALDRON is Plaintiff, and MARY ', I(F ORD, Wido w, and Others, are,Defendants, p ip ~ E CREDITORS of JOHM WAKEFORD, late st 6. ,of Dean, in the County - of Southampton, Nlalt died' l'ecc.aSed, the Testator in the said Decree named, ( wh o c0,,, e (, or about the 29th April, 1813); are forth with .. to NNlp o ift .,. and PROVE their DEBTS .beforb Sii , JOHN ais (2. , Bart. one of the Master§ of the said Cou rt, at I_4(.4lol4l,l.ndiers -.in. southampton-buildings, Chance ry- lane ,ldl Be- I lefit f I'', in default thereof, they will be exclut e (......: tae "said Decree. tAN: --- " -- ------- ‘ , 111,.:()MICAL LARGE SELF-REGULATING 'TRUSS. 111:1,IS recent INVENTION of Messrs. LlNG t4ilied",lY-S_, for which his Majesty's Patent has been nh ture4.w'll, they ,confidently hope, entirely obvia te the in qentOaces and defects complained of in other Trusses.— /to . _ ed ' t ra of the first Professional eminerice have alre f ad . ystg_ at,' by a pprobation, and Messrs. Litigford . will eel 11 .1 0 1 0 itl ay wi i y the Vail of any Medical or Surgical Gentlemen As 4 , i ett a , 1 4. 1 to - view their Invention. Its superior . efficacy .. kill h the4epr Ybe apparent•—Messrs L. whil e . disclaiming the wish 1 .-eel.at e the ro . ty of ot . hers solicit it comparison, as t ,, (1 atrest test -of P the pe tr r titll - of their ' assertions.—The patient l ite}c t t aa titue, without aclistance, or having to re c ur to 44 t - :, t ee, adjust the Truss as will most tend to • his ease atm trafort,. Nor will he be si:bject to te intense pressure teht ~,coriation too frequently caused b y Trusses on a diffe- TAeostruction.. • abl at No.l, Little Brook-street, Bond-street. 'WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. A i , City of Loudon Tavern, 28th June, 1!15., t; It the, GENERAL .MEETING - at this Place, t l 'i itpe l , t l , l ",l";.:' ,r ed t; " That a Ge . Ueral Subscription of all Classes '' 111, hr '. . 'e special Relief and Benefit o , f the Families 111-111,/,,a,1e Men kill . d and of the wounded Sufferers of . the 'V ELf‘i (l , ',An/NY un e d ' er a the Command of the illustrittt . is_ the B e 4 re t i, — Nt in the signal Victory . of Waterloo, an d la , ~_ lattle s of the present Campig-n.. Nath,'''llar Su bscriptions are tusking in . - Westminster, ... tti qe st va.ll', bubliti Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, AL 1 k, ,.k ,... te e , r : atiranii.Ntal'u, Bristol,...l%.'orthaniptim, Leeds, York, ,‘Teridetl"o!.-(Ner Cities and 'I owns of Empire, the , and are tiend erleies = iii t.L, 41 1' tl : Eastern and Western Colonies and De tittitLlf lueilelerillnec_ee (tie n King's Letter granted by the au!lio tat).‘,lllalting tird c grA; `hblettops, Collection: !-; direction,tzethe i by the ciergyoirvoitm. It :: 1 -= i i r f o b f s 7).. ll : , ti i n i .9: ' r . i ' l. l t e their l fi - i a lo nd Parishes, for the BRITISH ARMY, I.;?\;Gl!.iitt`Z:introlait...irsoaftrie Waterlo o, _lar d.l - .1?al the Duke of. WEL "Jliitil,°:\l...arid The 4,4 °t F le{d-M 1 1 also of the PRUSSIAN .ARMY, under the fro% eh L ' h ontitt ' ays IaPri nce BL . UCHEIL . . :eh - iliac Applications 1 - ) - ..„ e to . ee desire to receive min -. . . d,riliti,.")(lows, Families am} dependent Relatives, and for .11sel,h,le-rCit'_(.,)fficers' mid S ' oldivrs killed, _and from 011icers A aver e d ' 4 '4 Men severely wounded or disabled, .wl o. lo re h a at,: y e ()Itt„,,,,alid way he certi fi ed and discharged ; hem a 24. eie„ - i'' to all suCh cases„ and to afford, where wanted, . .a .. 411 t, baS'iStari.ee and r lief in part of that which may here i f fier ' ,' determined, o t n,for , their. cases respectively when a 11, (''lleallt' ' t••altio t , ' 1(11 = can be made of the extent of Claim, and of tali taunt ht of 11 Th q c ' . the Subscriptions- properly applicable. to such 7,4l,'atit-aP,M„"littee respectfully request to he infOrmed of the 011'N. Me ser e Prigt-css of the various Subscriptions now making e t ~—'eral Cities and Towns of England, for the brave I,'N.stril,r,-4,,t Waterloo, to enable:. them, as . early a possible, , 1- , I4 th., ' _ e t he amount and. propOrtiOns of r elief which it may N. ti i : lr Power to allot to the carious case, and claims front klbs, i rat Collectiun of the three Kingdoms. E'lluas.tUade, and received at this place, L.lll, 572 3s 2d Further s tlll ect ' S . upscriptions of ''''? ill the Parish • .by trktiCirar,l-lants l 'he 4 ItW,. I.sni Smith 17 9 otti ,:.eers, Non-cum. of tl ' ie r s ', and Privates r Wiftliirli delyt`r.,up 1 '‘;'''' s iii 44: ,-;,t`c.",r'. .r, t , I-larding 1. v Profits r f a Ball at Witte'', 4 orongh, trans -11, !,)y hlcssrs. h:',Y &, Kendall, kplit ~LeAvards - 43 19 5 t,oe'loll4 in the Pa v(;„.,.`i of tiet lie and titforcl,bythe Bev. • . , lit ql :„J• 'Alitnsel - 5 0 115''' - Baker, anti , ti,„llll,taltordsli ire Attil;`,`,Nes -50 10 kt v . -(4lett, ebeapsi tie 21 0 it: IV. }per and 1,11 !earl, , /`41Z14-ott Philips hii.(_(.:hrist church, P;;4l6elds, by the k!_: W e st Wlieldale, it.,r, arid Jas. Lee, 41 tq l 4 ChWkEdell - 188 6 11 ir k I-1 41 - 21 0 L. .T. 4t Spooner, Atwonds, &Co. Geo Matclnun - 10 0 T. %V. &B. Botfield 50 0 AtMasterinan & Co. Collection at the Parish Church of Lyndon, in Rutland, by the Rev. Win. Ilaher - i l 9 Collection at the Pa rish Church of Yeu don, by the Reverend Theodore:Williarns. •77 1 2 co 0 At Chatter's & Co. Moron & Sons - 10 0 Collection at Bridport, by .the Rev. David Williams and Wtu. Runrisell - of Canford and Kingston, .Dor- - sec,. by. the Rev. G. T. Brice - 151. lTs. 6tl. Collection of Maiden Newton, Dorset, by the Churchwai - dens 11 10. 10 .0 ! 1 At Bosatmucts, Pitt, & Co. Robert Holford, 25 0 kh At ~!rt .rtiti &co. Watt:his : c i er . • I.4tibboo- & s b4 b i t " i tliel ' o * ai lts (3, Pains_. liiittedl li s t EN- - 35 12 Ate ti,,ze.4lll:llll:ricti!& Co. 14 dfur Il d t he 4•46 ii addition .the ranswitta ,14,11 n. ' fi e Philip Alt Q 1 7 8 lollg and Notice. of Subscriptions ate . Npi addressed to the Comtaittee at the City of received at Lliryd' sl a t th e .City of ;.ion '44l. by all theßatikers of the Metropoli:i. • .3; WELSFORD, Sectetary. 10 to 10 1 0 10 to 1 At Williams & Co. '1 homas Elliott - 5 0 1.13. - - 1 0 At Stephenson &Co. Rev:C. 'Morris, Prehen- • daffy of Canterbury 10 10 Sir Edw: Codrington 10 0 Gyandisburgh Parish, by the ltev. • John Higgs - 11 5 Burgh Parish,' by the Rev. John Higgs - 3 0 ic tit 4144.4 SAVING TO COLONELS OF. REGIMENTS. STEPHENS begs to inform COLONELS J - who have to CLOTHE ItEeIIMENTS; that he will furnish them with Clothing, Accoutrements, Sadlery, Shoes, Shirts, &c. &c. at Five per Cent, less in price than what they are now paying on the - same Credit, and for any number of years that may be agreed,on.—No..o, -Upper,Thaines street, near IllaCkfriars-bridge. • • , 10 , s .„ 7 G 44. WARNING and REPEATING WATCHES. v v BERROLLAS, Inventor and Patentee, 194, Strand; a Private Door opposite Sf. Clement's Chuych.—This highly useful Invention is to remind the Wearer of any number of appointments he may have to attend to in tke course of the day. and to awake bias in the morning, is incontestably one of .the most convenient and useful objects that can be desired; as a Warning and Repeating Watch, its utility is obvious, and will he found to combine every desired pm - pose. The construction of this Alartun is a matter of pecu liar consideration, as it can be sold for the same price as any other plain Watch, and is so simple in its nature as not in the least I.) injure or prevent its well going and performance ; and even allowing the Wearer no opportunity for misma nagement. Lately published, • - By Medical Bool:seller, 10, Crown-court, Prince's street,tioho .(pr. 2s. fd.), the Second Edition ,with Additions, imrs for the RECOVERY and PRESER VATION of FiEALTH. " Fat haunches make lean pates, ;Hid dainty hits " Make rich the ribs, but butikerout the wits." Shakespeare. 2. CURSORY REMARKS on CORPULENCY. By. a Meaber of the Royal 'College of Surgeons. Second Edition, with Additions, price 3s. - • 3. DAUBENTON's OBSERVATIONS on INDIGESTION. - The 4th Edition, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan; price 25. 6d. 4. A GUIDE to HEALTH and LONG LIFE. .By Lewis C..z.naro, a Noble Venetian, who, by attending to the Rules herein described, repaired a debilitated Constitution, re tained Health and Activity - to extreme Old Agei, and declares that to be the pleasant Season of Life. ISulo. price As.; ditto,. fin:. paper, 5. A VINDICATION of NATURAL DIET; 12ino. is G. An ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from ANIMAL FOOD, as a Moral `Duty. By Joseph Kitson. Svo. boards; ss. EVERY MAN HIS OWN novroa. By the. EFFICACY of DR. BOER HAAVE'S INFALLIBLE RED PILL, (4s. 6d. only per box), Persons of either. Sex (assisted by the invaluable copious Di rections therewith given) are enabled to eradicate effectually a Certain InsidiOus Disease, and . to facilitate the Recovery of Health, with ease and safety, certainty and secresy,.in a few days. _ _ -4 , — * Fur Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and Impurity of Blood, the . etlicacy of this Medicine so well known and Highly attested for 50 years past,,tl►at any further comment is rendered unnecessary. AOuther surlily is jti%t received by S. Leigh, Is, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150,_Qxford-street,Londoth TO THOMAS TAyi,on., ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. .HoxeußED SIR, • - Edinburgh, March 18. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I bad been afflicted with the Loes Venr!rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of ;the faculty here,' and Un dergoing several severe eourses . of salivation, and twice dis ;charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of_ st year. my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of ni' 'waft, one on each arm, and my legs were' broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had. also. two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and.gave me such excruciating pain, patticolarly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; in, this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr.. 3. Thompson, (who. received so great cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I begat' to do on the 26th of May ; in. the course o f a fortnight began to receive benefit—in little more than a wall the ulcers on my bead and'arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sure ou thy legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pant in the bone of theleft, which . , by the blessing of Grid; and a longer perseverance in your - invaluable Medicine, sal*soled.; the nodes disperring, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus hecame, by your libel - 0 advice :rod medicine, perfectly free front all my former complaints—bare recovered .former spirits nod strength, and am become jolly and fat., in wlitch state having_ continued many.monthS to tie astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at a loss in, what terms to express My gratitude, hut beg you, for .the good of oilier suffering. mortals, ..to Make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every; occa, sioni in so.doing,.you-willgrCatly Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. NVitnesses to the above cure:— John Thompson, .No. 3, New Poultry Market, ; John M'lntosh ' Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. . Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY= Wit, Member. of the. itoyal College of Surgewns,. at his house, No 7 9, ,New Briikge-street, London; their, after a • constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed VI the cure of Venereal Complaints and those Incidental to the Parts of Generation, 'with that inviolable secrecy which men of his professinn, should always observe. in such cases, he flatters himself the a d v i ce an d ass i stance b e gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a diseernitig,Pnblic, as au advattage seldom attainable, android of all ambiguity. • , Also said, by his appointment; for the convenience of thos, living at a, distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's. street, Pall-Mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. llisborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge' Edinburg,h M'l)onald, Jew e llur, Gl asgow; lli, c a ßwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in. Gr s eat Britain and Ireland, iii boxes of only 2s, ;IC each, stamp d , and sealed op with full and plain di re cti on s ) e whereby ~persons, of .either sex may c ure themselves withu ease, speed, tecrecy, and safety. N. B. EVerr'Birt sold in Great-Beitain is ertleil up with a stamps on . which,by favour of, the Commis,ioners, is printed at the Stamp Otlice---Ti Taylor, No. 51, New Bridge-street, toimitata Which is Fuluily, and all otheit ara cuuuterftits. rr INCOMPARABLE SUCCESS:.. . TWO THIraI.pHOUSAND POUND PRIZES SharP,,d and Sold by viz. •''' 9,5:W....Drawn Ist Aogw,t.... L 30,060 In One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths, (being the only one in the last Lottery). • 3,669.:—Drawn 13th May, .430,000 In One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sliteenths(being the Only One in that Lottery), Besides Prizes of 10001. 5001. &c. and one of 1000 Guineas in Gold, \Vele all sold at WEBB's most Fortunate Dike, No. 17, Lud- gate-street., near St. Paul's. . • GWEBB feels • the highest satisfaction i n • announcing the above fortunate events, and conti nently expects that the series of good Luck, . has at tended his Office hitherto, will continue uninterrupted,-and that in the approaching Lottery its success will again,be pre eminently conspicuous. • The NEW LOTI'EItY of only 5,000 Tickets, with a Grand Prize of 30,0001. and 3,000 Guineas in Gold, will be all Drawn THURSDAY, ztt h . THIS State Lottery Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. • ..- TO BE ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY; • NEXT THURSDAY, AUG. 21. STATE LOTTERY of only 5,000 Tickets, contains a Grand Prize of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, And 3,000 GUINEAS in GOLD. SCHEME. i of , %%20 000......i5... ...... k.:20,006 ~.., • 1 1 1 1,050 1,050 2 5OO l,OOO 3 • 400 1,200 3 ' 3 2OO ' C,..0 4.. lOO , 404 S 50 250 500 l5 7,500 500 First-drawn Blanks .... 10 each BO 10 5,000 Tickets. L. 50,000 The 1,.2G,000 will receive L. 10,000 more, making L. 30,000. TfCt(liTh- arid. StiAltY.;"; are on Sale by IaCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the present Lottery, CORNIIILL and- ci r tAß,lsq-CRass, where they sold in the Last Lottery, No. 11,172, a Prize of ? . ..4(),000; in Eleven - Stares, and No. 6097, 4 Gulden;;Prize• of- 1,009 Guineas, in Nine Shares. • • CONTEM PORARY B RITIS H PORTRAITS. E Tw ENT ETH N UMBER. bt . the GAL- A . .. LETIY of - CONThMPQRARY.BRITISH POItTItAITS is now published, containing POrtraits of ISAAC• MILNER., F.R.S. Dean of Carlisle—Sir THOMAS BENNARD, Bart.-Admiral Lord Viscbuut NELSON- , —Alis. 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In boa..rds., Acconntg front Vale n ci ennes coin i n g f ront a u -.. . ..• ,•., authentic sourc e state, that a Convention has been concluded between the garrison and the be sieglrig corps, hi , wbieh the garri son i s di s b an d e d, and will be replaced in the duty,of the fortress by the Urban Guard; which is organising. A Corn• rniSsiOde'r has been named on the part of the Al. lied Troops, to see to the execution of this Con. vention. . . . , BRUSSELS, AUG. 12.—The Prussians prosecute with vigoui their operations Against the ci. ties which will not submit to theft 'fltion'ville and itOeroi are strictly..blockided at this moment .; Thilippeville is On. the point of shrrenitering.:—The .PrtiSsian corps under the cOnimarnt of PrinCe Augustus has:quiited the.,en• vironi of Landrecie's, - to march to Lapn, and t,o Press the surrender of that place. It seetns.that_ the Danish auxiliary Corps of 15,000 men will be cantoned on the banks - ot the Scheldt before rePairS to the army of his ii;glinesi the Prince of ‘Arat;iloo. 11RuGE's, AUG. 10: 7 —Shice the nth in the even•. ing till ,to-flay at noon ,36 boats ,have passed through : this city with English infantrj7 on board ) , lately. conic from America.. FRE\(II PAPERS. [RECEIVED THIS MOENIG.] (From, the Gazette Vicie'le, •Monday, Jug. 14.) ORDINANCES OF THE KING. _ Louis, liy t he GraCe of God, Having obServed that the actual Strength- of our military force far exceeded a peace establishment, and'abOve all, s was out ,of tiropOrtion to the re. venues of the kingdom tlfat the !post juSt, and tit the sane time the Most faVourab!e, for 60 organization of a good !%rmy, is to make teNims with relation to those Ufpicets who, bCini, n o longer in the Vigour of age, are less eapahle OE active service. , Wishing at the same tinie to soften the effect of those reforms ) with respect, to those iirhiebi •shall be affected by them befoi.e they Shall havd completed the time prescribed bythegeneral rule established to gain a title to retire. , On the report of our Minister at Wiz-, we havi decreed and do decree as follows : [Here follows the decree which 4s divided into~ 3 titles. 'the Ist relates to retirement and reniu:, Aeration, and specifies the officers who are enti tled, and in what degree. The 2d contains some minor regulations respecting the proportion of pay. The 3d relates to.deniands for ethployments on active services. The most important regnlud Lion under this head is, that those who have 01 6ik retired can netrer be allbWed to resume any etn-, ployrnent on actii , ,e service,] , There is an oillinaribei ,dated 10th AuguSt; which directs, that trc,m - twenty days aftet- its date s no statiped paper shall be . olloweit to be. used which does not bear the Royal. Stamp, formally to the Decree of the 11th Oct. 1814. (From the Moniteur.) PARIS, AUG: 1.3,---Yesterday, the litb August; the Count Laroche jabgtielin presented to•hi4, 111ajcsty a •Deptitation of Vendeau.Ofiicers of thi 4th corps of the Royal Army: ' Bis - Majesty..hat . deigned to accept the homage of their devotion to his sacred personi dnd ad;. , deessed thent in these ‘tordS " These Gentlemen, ought not id doubt the pleasure *Welt I feel- at seeing them , i• trey have given me at all tithes ProolS nf the greatest fides lity, and especially in these latter eircuittstadces."- COPOIitAGgN-, JULY 11.1 - ajtStY• (the liin~; of Denmark) Ws ieeeirethan autograph ter front--.the .Emperors Alr:ial‘leir and -Francis; tonetived iii the most sifectiOna-te tetins. Th 6 issue eiti.the pi t ieniftirai'pkoinis.ei 9 :th'e - m O St hgptiy result and real advantages far Deinafk. subsidiary treaty concluded with England