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THE 141 , ,tit AT LAW. -_, l' k hlel I)oWia'S (alias I ord Dubericv), -Mri Doivton re D ni r . . , Itl i Y i l , Mr. Harlev• D . ; Dowlac N:lr. S. t'enley t ll Y .. ‘ l , lll t- I n i d, Mr; Barnard • Dick Dowla, S. Penky Henry Mr. K arrssrd Stsdfast `.l r. Powell ; Zekiel 1-1 (!we . ; 43 (a't''''' Knight • Ken ' -i ' ' N c -r s r ' iohnstone ; Deborah Dim 14,Dias Lady D'ulierl47"M'r's .Sparbs'; Caroline Dormer, ''''Yce Cicely lioiiie'sprin;Mrs. Horn. - TH E ~, yo which will be ad...led, _ _ ..,.,.;,,,. ,Th e a ~..IGpit..; Oit,,Tl-IE. NIA4 D OF PAL. IIII . --'L- Dowton _ kv,„ ,4_,11e, NIT. Nliiiiden • Farmer Gervas, AI! ~.,. 11 '41' 4 , 11 1 ? Mr. Pop e ;_ St. Glair, Mr. Barnard ; Melia) u, IN . i . r r . V III linl SI. Pope M s ;..Knigili ; Isaac, Mr. Oxben'Y ;!:-.,,,_ ~ e tiv ,' -..t7; DI", G eryas, Mr s . sparks ; Anueti. , ,- .11!* ~n'A VI ; ' 4 the First, • I . 'd ; t• I Ballet, cOmpokd by . Dar. 4 e. T he r'l • 4 i n nc i. " NI A n- Byrne, Miss Smith, 5iv.,,,.. - larac,,ers by ......r.....5..ar. q " d ' d el'i ' ttti d tilac6 t 1 13111%,11 -street tube t: .t ak i e i l il o l ffo'l\nirr.. S p r i n g, Box Olhce, l'l• ice " ' 7 s- ; •S“col ' ol r l ? r ' i i c t e e is.. 6d.—Pit, 3s. Gd. ; Second tetil-e'ly2si--1-ow-er Gallery, . '' 25.; se•cond Price, ls.—l.ppt. Ithe• 4 .„ t ' SteotidP •••c•, ' 1 ' rai,ic on .., k t ,ll l 0 . I t - ii i ; l i e s i , ' - i-} ' I't . li t • lance of 'rile magpie . , o.r Tlie , "Ili Will he repeated e%Lry ) , T . Evening till lurtlier "‘t:id lesd lY, C oeur: ' Vows. —On Thuriday, The Siege of , 4 t r li teo - - , On Saturday, The Honey-Moon: will shortly. be pro -I,ed , , Cotta ot Pik Child of Nature ''►ly stave. 'lt lthis by a Young- Lady, being her first appearance T 5• b'iii n ,, , „ . . 'kra t i mi. 4l Iwo Acts, and other Noveltie3, Ore in active Z„: 4 3‘l l , , ) i i l it y - , N i t 6 'h e i I i;'. can!! Ge ii ‘ t ry . a r e i re . s& ti c i t e f e nl i l , ati:Likiriinsge,d, Roses.tht 13 ' ). 2 " '''' w iii ' removed c O • ct l o t iml tl e t I t tituntia, at the principal 4i:trier be'fe ' e lTie l a t t e :e i ' l ' i lirralges-street. -,...... a AlcaLic ill 1-",/...,-- -:- ~ rt THEATItE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN if N r 99'.1815'3; ',"' en EsENT EvENING, Sept., --, W ilt be aCted, in Two Acts, the Serious Opera of ta`r,l'ite„ ~ ' AturAxERXES M Taylor ; Ar li." 'Ai '' I,l'. Duruset• ArtalianVs, - . -i; 1 , e mk s ;,•4:11',.:,1.• Sinclair. : Rini • le a '', Mr. Treby ; Manc.ta ' first ap via.,4,l•t'etfroin the Theat t e h 4 3a i' Dublin, being her 414 ' 1141 0n) ; Seinti t ;i,i)liss Carew. r; Aft,,e.r,..lN:lfieh, the new .llehi , -Drama t,l l , 'rald , \l ' v .N 1 A.(4111E, Olt '1 'Hl' ''' l " i ~, . Tienry, hli.' lib o t.," r.. F wcett ; 1 - :verard Mr. Barryn the Villi,ge, ti 'la3,eii.Beniarnin, Mr. Farley ;• Justice of i ~,r Atkins; ' l 3 . (i, r 4l ; '&Ltrtin, Mr. Liston; ncrtrant'''Bs3l)o.th.7 l'ria 'l ,!,,, l ct ' l ',lt.,s• Davenport - Annette, Miss S. \ valij -4 incidental B;Ilet, composed iincers-:--r. Noble and Miss Luppino. I . iy tr. Noble. TO which will be added, the Farce of i;Nct,,,„ It ANIM t L MAGNETISM. ~ +N p , - . .r. tit • " ~.., o„te. ~...anchard ; La Fleur, Mr. I,_ , ..ti t b o , tasetta; mrs Gibbs• 1 , 1 kf gaff iii liN Opne . d ' at Ila ‘ lf-past Five, and the Play' 1 3 xes 7i ,Past Six. cond Price t -si,v..• ; e•e,•,,,d1.31.•,,, , 3 , ed __Pit 3s• 64 .; 5e ls • re ' - 1.. cioriti,-,.. "". • - • • . - 1.1 i per Gallery• • , II 'rice e '.)" 2 5.; Second Price Is.= Upper l' 4, l'i f 41. '4• 11 1 "1 e:,%.. 1 . '!. Boxes to he taken t h t 0 t ,,, „a}-t-strett, from Ten till Pout . of Mr.. Etratidon, at the ,Nd ~,'!"o-Draina of The NI atztn-v, xl;', I l lt Ibii,j'Y Evening till furtlier 'notice. 4, yonn, Lady or the Maid, will be tee,,iitriroTelre res pectf;ill v in forine . d, thatvt,..,,.ednesd,,,,, war., t4tt''"l' wit" the `brie}, in l''''. ,r`""Pest'd"repeat th. ± it Chit -11: nextN,t_ ,etlib7eatest app,..ause, tf.r , oaaav .''' Richard, au... , w ill _ - ` 4.l ' "' t'i ..,,,,,I"''.4. Rich l i-il the Third : King _ ... . theft,'. ~t ). .__t n_.,2, .....,...__- , on a_London . .. --e.---.(Ill V;(74C": :tl i a ;c y l , " ( first,ci School ,a ,f Pl Ve rance "fo r SCilll oat 1:,.. tilt ANIMAR SCHOOL ANNIVERSAra* tit A v - 1:1 t;F..33„NIVERSARY I\IEET Bt-•4413,', "lc-MEN -educated at the Free Gratnmay, , ,of 1N Cr of: tll School,e tler, ,t,ter, will i„ held im Wednesday, the 4 " , a l 'll • i ‘Nr , 1415 ' it :',lr. Whit e's,.the Spread Eagle Inn, I llti 'N e Qemi hi M . an- N 4,,. c01,,p1. emen whosintend to favour the Stewards with tr ! , ,es t,, Ali on the occasion, •esaid,' on tf° 4 l, ;, \l ', h ite, at the Spread Eagle Inn ‘. • are.relnested ., t f o o 1 Eire their 1)4)4r : 1 " 4 ,, y , tl r iF 30t ii Sept ember : . ~ ~ 1 able precisely iit 'lll°. DEtI"I".AT"' 1.'51.-1 'c.tewards. ...., I hret . o'clock. R ev. T. CLAYTON, Rector ot i Co ttinghatii. ' • Til t , . lt:111)T) Lr SEX lIOSTFPAL. , L and • Nit IllAut,,,cTuitus TH EORETICA till,;()l,t;'''.`AL, on 1IIII"IFFItY, 1,•:;;,. 1)1,,..•.°11d CH ILI)PF`,' ' dr- 'SAMUEL MEKI9 .) 'i and the DISEASE.`. ,\i‘ ~. 11, - 1" e 1N.,,1'401 Nian-Mith:iie ' l ' o tlie Middlesex 1-10 . spit s .i ~ I :tre, tl,, '"nkiaTt?l Inlirmary of St. George, Flan , m , e „ r t - m .g instcr 11,,ntit.,411)3,1,1,T; rilYsif..iati Man-Al iiliv;fe to the x ~..- e _ 1„, tVi.l'titi, oii."'3rv, WILL It ECOMNI ENCI`. at ,P , , ' l ' t Ist Ten tt ,,i i iii it MONDAY, Octi•A er the 9th, at Ha. "I' • , t ,„..,) , )Ail„l,"Drint,„!'v F,yeno on ' —C•ir . ds of 'Perms may be , P c "`,...„_ k t ,. o. o `' Pal kledie.dß . 3 . :ii tts .• a t the )11dil.esex i ta ,, , , i. ''tt 13•'' lit 1) 1 . 7 . . °°;'s'-", 7 .- 0 ciG, lialf- uo tee i1 ...., , • Merriman s lioust, is •• `'` l •Y• —_. • . v . i, 4l •\A, , --------, ------A. T ' ‘RE• (3 1 ASS • NI) EARTHEN 11, ; t •• '' AN t) 'IIST, it itiv-i„e,x.tensive sTooc• a Mr. JAMES Dimensions, liti°l,4plV,,,rwo Pai • ft.!' • • Glasses of large ~..o_ ___ 41. 4 i\'‘. ;I y ' ) to the' PUBLlCfair' ' On • Pi,,,tt. o rder of t lie Assignet S. /ly „h. 13 strevti Sent 16' t 1 - ' ADVANI AL: US t i , ,gie s.•'l.Proyed Av.' '' -'S S. c lers recommended " li e 1 ‘ o e let „ , me nod Butter : ' l ad a s ? w r the E neouragetnent i t if m Art aliove. • . ; and Sciences, . ro A(),,,, l'- , LET BY 'PRIVATE TENDER, n 4F SE for Five-Ykars flout Nli • ehaeluias, \ lSls, ,0„„ . :,_,... A CT FA lINI,' nt present in the o . cen- . 44 11,1• 4 ' 1 va 1 a - t ", t. ' l Nlr.• 1-IEN-my nu.N .-- sa,..v,v; rnost. , Txr f . , L ., b ,n ly , 1t„,,,,,,,a, ~,,(ni,ty. situated at Dagenham, two ...II -.. ..... 1 ft ke,j i Oe;ir t ,l ( l o eiFlit Nliles from London,- on the South land /4 ft in N ,;lit. t 'e !barites • consisting of about 1.70- A -res, ',..,, 141ditTon. ' t4: l te ktt.',,r,,rpost-paid). are to be addressed, any d,.i.vhe '33,ri„.°i, Octolier will3l .... next, t o .1. L , 1 A il(1 answe r any inquir i es. Pit e . • Ai.EIIOI.I)S.—.HUNTINGDONSHIRE. . 11, .1 , 4 13 , -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; ' .ItY, (~C),,,411D, at Garriway's- Coffee -House, 'Change '. llextuT'',lll, Limd,,,,, O il Wednesday, the llth .of Oeto e pi h t .I.ve!v o'clock, hi Two'Lots, , first' Pre 1, 1 ,, - , 1 ,1 AL HIGHLAND FA Ini, Ntiit'u'4! and part Col , A:hold, situate at GLATI ON, al ; l iia ge, '5 in i ~ Fart„ toe County of Huntingdon i ennsistinz of a 41 t ,-, and ;,-lionse, , inil Cottage, Witt! suitable Barns, liit.ets,a„,i T..., o,aier Out-buildin,,s, Yards, ciardeir,, Homt..- iii iil lir par)nlie Closes, in the Town.- to,-;et her with several . , a lt tstii i . ! ee ls of Old at 1 N • I •ICiged Arable, Meadovi 414 44111 ' t - ' -al4l ' d ivided ' 2 - ( t " l b " 1 • Clos - es for occupation, i'1:‘41: : 14.1. , 1 4 „.L " ;' 1 • 1 ‘. 11 .. e , 1 1' , h , : . 1 e . , i shout °s4 t Oite - . H ' mired and Eighty i , (?1 ,, ,i' t, . . NA,iii'.l_,, lin the occityation u of tA l l s r. Win. I-saae, situate in i .. i ' l t l.‘ .1 ' P EN, i . 411(1 also, Tw o Fi‘R. . , d s t ,'• c olisi., ti 1 o ti!e Parish of Giotto n - cont-Hol n; e Stables, 11 1)tt• 11- 41,1 e 0 'g o f !e Farm-Elouses with Barns,.Stable , ''''' '' ''. P t.( l l. ? 'l S bc ul t-i i .! u . ii , (ll 'gs, ,a ealital iiraina . • , .e , E ,. ng . l i n n e d , i i , t a n s t_l ~tt,,,),l‘eithnid Ad:smaree Acres of Inclosed . , A, au'''',';`,diti-the ~r . . l ,‘ u b e ZO uf 1 4 ~ Is ' t I:.‘re ewers.- all einit , i , z nom, B, 14rIltvi, .: I t N y, o ti ,, ':: li.llSe,leuants at NI itl. T , r;,,t a,rtit,ll.o.l,ltlte vale, With Imre of the Tenants; ,ai_nid_ ~,rhtltl4Y , -11 . " '''aY be 11.-16 of 1 r Gaskeit, Esq. ~, c NI-1 at • 4, ; of W . • ' ''' -. ' I"citor, Peterbo-. G rl.'..kir ( ` l " , i‘vi t .. •-rn: -!c)ric Y , " 11. " ' Leonard, Land 'drtii d Pari,i l ;., J•s (,otier-lionse ; of Mr. ~.__ 1 '11,446„. '7,.Creen, Fully.. in • and at his °Owe, Ct" i n' -'", London, whe ' re Plan of Lot 2.may be seen. • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 212, 1815. FICTIMLLING.OFF ICE, Sept. 19, 1515. rpm COMMISSIONERS for VICTU4LLING — 2 - His MAJES2'Y'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesda . , , the 24th of October next, the, will be ready to re-' ceive Tenders in writing (s•eakd op), and treat for the supply of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Saint Nary', in the Island of Scilly, during the space of Twelve Months front the date of the Contract, the Conditions f -whiet m«y be seen at the Secre tary's Office, at this Office, or by appluing to Mr. Thomas Miller, Agent Victnaller at Plymouth. No re.zard will he hart to anti Tender in which the Price shall not lee inserted in words at length, or that shall not be &livered to the .Voard before Qne 0 ' Clock on the said Tuesday, the 24th of October next ; nor' 'Unless the Person who ota'res the Tender, or, ,some Person on Ins Behalf, attends, to answer ?clan called Jr.e - _ Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed Li/ two reSponsible,Persons e'en-aging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001. for the due per formance of the Contract. • •.. - MR. \VEST's PICTURES—CHRIST RE 3F.cmo, sEcoso. NurultF.- of CHRIST HEALING in the TEMPLE, and tbeI)ESIGN of the CRU CIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, Avith several SKETCHES, arc tin W Exhibiting at No. 125, PALL,MALL, near Carlton- House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn ing till Six in the Evening. By Order, CHARLES. SMART, Secretary. In a fuw 'Days %yin, he published; LETIT:it to the Right Reverend the LORI 3 BISHOP of GLOUCESTER on Subject of the BRI TISH and FOItLR;N n 11154.; SOCII>II% • TLIOMAS GISBORNE, M.A.I Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. NEW VOLUME OF DODSLF.I"S ANNUAL' REGISTER. This Day was published, in Bvo. price 16s. hoards, r[EIE ANNUAL REGISTER_; or, a View of it_ the Ilisthry, Politics, and Literature, for the Year 1814. ... . _ ` London : Printed for Baldwin, Cm/lock and Joy ;,.I.otridge ; J..Cuthell ; Longman, liurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown ; E. Jeffrey,.; J. Bell ; Laelington, Allen, and Co. - ; 3. Asperne; and Sherwo• I, Neely, avd Jones, ',,',- A few Sets remain complete in 5 v Volumes; and also of the New Series from 1791 to 1814, in i 4 Volumes. Gentle - - amen whose Sets ale imperfect are.reconnatinded,to take the earliest opportunity of completing them, as many of the Vo lumes arc nearly out of print. • ' . . • DR. SrURZHEIM'S LECTURES, This Day was published, In Royal Bvo. price 11. 10s. with nineteen copper-plates, the 2(1 Edition, with Additiops, PI-IYSIOGNOMICAL SYSTEM of Drs. GALL and SPURZHEINI ; founded on . an Anatomica, and physiollical Examination of the Nervous System in Ge: neral, and of the Brain in particular; and indicating the Dis positions and Maoitestations of the Mind. . • By J. G. SPORZHEIM, M.D. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and .Thy, Paternos ter-row. By - whnlit iiso is published. •in a pocket volume, price Bs. illustrated by a Frontispiece, Outlines of the above System. This Day was published, in 3 Vols. 12mo. price Its. BoardS FriflE PARIS• SPECTATOR ; or, L'EIER IL MITE DE LA CIIALNSEE-D'ANTIN. Containing Observations upon Parisian-Manners and Customs at the Commencement of the Nineteenth Century. Translated ftom the French. By WILLIAM JERDAN. This lively and encettaining View of the State of Society in Paris, at the most everitfnl period of its annals, obtained great celebrity in that City. and has been unanimously ac corded a high rank among the periodical. productions Of French ikerature. The amusements, annoyances, pleasuets; and discomforts of a Paris fashionable life, are Sketched with a humourous and witty hand ; nor has there ever issued froM the press of that country, a more animated and Gloss-imita tion of our own exquisite Siteetator. Pi ;fitted for Longman, Hdrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,' P4ternoster-row. , CATON'S WORKS. This Day was published, • A new Edition, illustrated with Cases, price ss. 1. APR ACT IC A L 'TREATISE 0 - 11 the ,PRE. Vi and CUItE of the VENEREAL.DIS EASE in both SEXES, and its consequences; in which a mild and successful mode of. Treatment is pointed out, in cluc.ing Observations . on ,Strictures,' Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal Dir,..ases, &c. Intended as a Guide against the dangerous effects of this baneful malady. By T. M. exroN, surgeon, . .„ • 111, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-stre?A, Strand, and late of the [Jnito Hospitals of St. Thomas's and (-lly's. 2. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Inquiry iiito the Diseases ari.ing and connected with the• Function of the Stomach, with Remarks on the Liver, and its influence on the Gastric System. To which are prefixed, some general Ohservations on Scrophulous and Cutaneous Dissascs.— , Price 3s. " • _ _ :3. Popular Treatise on the Prevention a:id Cure of the different Stages of iv:llium...and Winter tough, with new :did successful Instructions fur the Prevention and Treatment of 4. Practical Ohseri•atiuns on the Debilities, natural and ac- Attired, of the Geneiative Organs of both Sexes, including the Theory of Generation, &c. Prioe.3s. 5. A Practical Treatise ouTquale Di.4eases, including Oh servationi on Partu r rition, Lactation, and'the 'Disorders in cident to those important changes. Price Printed fur Sherwood and Co. .20, Paternoster-row, Lon:- don. BRITISH PAINT mANurAcrony, Nu. 68, Queen-street, Cheapside, London. - . I mr EN ET aA BLS:PAINTS and COAL TAR. A BROWN, for Park Paling, Slates, .Out Buildings, and Weather Boarding, of every description. nvisible Green, per Cwt. 565.1 1 ‘V bite Paint, per 'Cwt.... 565. Dark ditto •• • ills.. Bright Red • ... 50s. Olive,ditto - ' 425. Lead, Stolle, andChoco- - • I Prepared Oil to thin them for late COlours Fine faints and Oils of every description. These Paints possess the greatest durability; and will corer a surface nearly twice as great as any others ; and as they dry quiclr l and are very ornautental, - they may be applied to the general purposes of Insidb Painting. ‘. Refined:far Brown • per Cwt. 225. • • Common Tar Brown . • The Refined Coal Tar is recommended for all rough Work, Weather Boarding, Sittice &c. It is perfectly insolu ble ill water, and is a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rut ; is of a good colour, dries very hard, and only requires to he well heated when used. Said only by UPTON and Co. Queen-street, and by their Agents. • • MAGNIFICENTLY NOVEL LOTTI:ItY ! ONLY 15,000 Tickets, which have the Chance of ALL the Prizes, in the following Scheme; of 20,000 Tickets. By this arrangement the amount of Prizes is in creased One•third in value, above what has ever :before en riched a Wheel with 15,000 Tickets,, and includes for the first time since the establishment of Lotteries, Three Prizes of L. 50,000 each, and • Four Prizes of L. 23,000 each. BEGINS DRAWING SEVENTH OF NOVEMBER.• SCHEME. 3.... Prizes ef . ...'...,C.50,000 3 per Ct. Con-5...,C.150,000 4 - • 20,000 ditto, 60,000 . 3.....*..... ......... 4,000 ditto, 12,000 8 . - ' • 1,000 ditto, B,OOO, 10 5OO ditto, 5,000 10 .• • 303 ditto, ' • 3,000 - 10 2OO ditto, 2,000 . 24 lOO Money, • 2,100 40 • ' 50 ditto, 2,000 ' , 15 ditto, 30,000 2,000 .. - Antountink, in Stock and Money, to £.314,400. Shares, as well as Tickets, of ALL the Stock Prizes, will receive - iheir proportion, transferred to the Holders,•without iuty Deduction whatever. TIUKE I's And ;HAI{ ES are selling at T. BISH's (the Contractor's) Othce, , , s, ('OItNIIILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS„London, who Shared and sAd, in the Contract just .ended, No. 2,651, a Prize of 40,0001. Three of 1,0001. and Seven Golden Prizes: and in the Lottery which ended in April, ALL the Three Prizes of 30,0001. • . w.A.TERum SUBSCRIPTION. City of London Tavern, Sept. 21, 1815. A 'r a MEETING of the GENERAL COM -CY.. MIT FEE, this Pay. . JAMES MANGLES, Esq. in the 'Chair. • The Treasurers,repotted that the amount of Subscriptions made and• received at this place, on the 20th inst. is - - - 4.162;763 17 , 0 That the amount invested is,—L.4oo. Long Annuities, 169,000. 3 per Cent..lteduced, nnri. 40.40 n. a n.•- ('..lit. Conso!s. Mr. Alderman ITeygate was added to the Committee. 28th June.---At the Gnerai Mectinkr, at this place—Re solved, "That a k4eneral Subscription of all classes be open ed for the special Relief acid Benefit-4 the• Families of the brave ()dice( s and, Privates killed, and of the wounded S►►f terers of the BRITISH ARMY under the command ,of the Illustrious WELLINGTON, in the 'Signal Victory of Water loo, and in the several Battles of the present Campaign." 20th JULY,—.By the Liceirce of the King's• Letter granted by the authority of the Prince Regen t, to the Archbishops, Collections are alsii making under their-direction, by the Clergy, of volnotary Sulrsc.riptions in their Churches and Pa rishes., for the relief tif the-Officers, Non-commissioned Of ficers, and Privates, Sufferers at Waterloo, of the BM TISFI ARMY, mn,ler the command of Field Marhal the Doke of WELLINGTON, and alto of the PRUSSIAN AR MY, under the command of Field Marshal Prince BLUCIJER. • The COmmittee desire to roceive inoned(ate Applications from the Widows, -Families, and dependent Relatives, and for Orphans of Otlicers and tiodditis ltilied, and o ffoni Officers, disabled, or severely wounded, and Privates disabled, or se verely wounded, who have recovered, and may be certified and dis Charged ; being ready to attend to all such Cases, and, to afford, where wanted, a present Assistance and Relief, in part of that which may hereafter be determined on fur their Cases respectively when a near calculation can be made of the 'extent of Claims, and of the Amount of ,the Subscriptions properly applicable to such Relief. Further Sub. d. G. M.Tuirter - EtSon, • Stock Exchange 10. 10 0 Parish of llehenhatn, - 9 ' 1' 0 . . Parish ofAshfield ruin Thorpe (bythe Rev. Win. Horn, Vicar) 2 5 6 Ludlam 5 5 0 Henry Trollap & Co. 31 10 0 Parish of Goodrich, Hereford-shire,after ascriptions L. s. d. Parish of Newton Sol ney, in Derbyshire, by the - Rev. John Hare 13 • 8 0 Parish - of Findern,. Derbyshire, per the Churchivarden 3 1 1, 6 Parish of Aston on Trent, Derbyshire; by _the Rev. - N. P. Johnson - 52 2 5 Parish of Barton Blount, Derbyshirti'7 10.0 Parish of Dunsby its Lincolnshire, by the Rev. W. Waters Parish of Sanpringham and Pointon, Lin colnshil e, per Rev. W.. Waters - 3 18 6, Parishes of "Ficknell& Czar, by Mr. Hos- " • chinson, Church warden - 10 19 6 Parish of Willoughton, Lincolnshire, by the Rcv. J. Hartley 3 8 6 The Rector and Pa rishioners of Sleap ham, Lincolnshire 12 0 0 Parish of Blyton, in Lincolnshire, by the Rev. U. Alderson S 9 1 Wm. Evans, Eark. of . Dailey -50 o 0 t Sermon by the 'Rev. H. Williams 21 17 .0 At Pole, Thornton & Co. Collection in the Pa rish ,Chnrch -of • Wirksworth, after a Sermon by the Rev.. Arliwright 78 1 7 7 9 0 . At Smith, Payne & Co. Parish , of South Stoke, alias Stoke Koch ford, Lineohashire,. including 211. from , • Edward Turner, Esq. and 101. 10s. from Mrs. & Miss I;urner, by thelter. J. gtnckdalt: 37 16 3 At }Upton, in Derby shire, bythe Church wardens 26 .1 0 At Melbourn Church, Derbyshire, by the kev. .1..61i - ddleton 17 1-0 4 s ti bseriptions . are received al don Tavern ; and by' all the L'.al t Lloyd's; at the City of 'Loa. Lnliers of th,- Metropolis.• J. P. WELSFORD, Sec. 21st Sc ;titcmher. 71E REAL JAPAN BLACKING ; made by Day and Niartin, 97, High HolbOrn.—This incsti sn able t,,,n,;:ositio:►, with half the usual Labour, produces a most 'brilliant Jet-blael, fully equal to the highest Japan Vatnish ; affords peculiar Now islnuent to the Leather; will nut. soil the finost Linen ;, is perfectly tree; from any unplea sant soiell,and. will retain its Virtues in any Climate. Sold retail by the principal GrOcersi Bout- Makers, Oil-Men, and PerfluneH., in the United Kingdom.- " Health is the only Riches a Man can set a Value ovon ; without it all Men aue your, let their Estate be what it will."—Moore. • IN Physic there .is a Wide Field () lien fQr Dis covery, which calls forth the porwers of ingenious Men. There arc matay'Disorders which no Physician yet . has.been able to cure; but it does not follow from this that all those Diseases are incurable. The Virtues attic CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD are daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and .most dangerous Symptoms of Nervous Debility: It possesses wonderful- efficacy in all Nervous Disorders; Fits, head-aches, Weaknesses:heaviness. and Llwness sf Spirits; Ilitnucss of Sight, Crinfuse.l Thought, Wandering- of the Mind, Vapours, and Melancholy, and all kinds of hysteric Complaints are RradUally-remorred by - its use. Sold by Samuel Leigh, ts, Strand; Bacon and Co. Istt, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-Street; London, price - 11s: per Bottle, Sr four in One Family Battle for 3:35. on which s. are saved.. . Uhserve the words " Sam. Solomon, Liverpool," are pritited ;lithe Stamp; imitating which is I•clony: GENUINE rNEWBERY and • Church-yard, inform th Medicines, with the late Duth Number of their House is 45, t s. d. Dr. James Powder 1 9 Aualeptic Pills 6 Autibiliotts Pills 2 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate 4 0 Dalby's Carminative I 9 Tunic) Pills Lawrance's Pawdet It 6 Tile Cephalic Snuff Unless the name " F. 'Nl 7 .\ Stamps, thy above cannot be g , Dr. Hooper's Pills Glass's ,:)•la:oiesia Essence of Clinger Cheltenham Salts Greenough's.Tinctures 2 • 9 - Lo:!etigcs Soothing Syrup ' 2 Auiple •Alowance will ht Medicines of repute for Expor EDICINES. SUNS, in- St. Paul's le Public that the Trices of their. '2s, are as follow ; and that the he third from Cheapside. s. d. Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 Convulsion Oil .. 2 6 - Camomile Drops I 9 Essence of Coltsfoot .. _3 6. Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Lozenges of .:11ois Eii;;li;il Coffee Ptif'e de Juhube .... 2 9 'Win' be engraved is the attune. Henry's Magnesia 9 Strong'filict. of Bark 4 43 liukliam's ditto Inglish's • Scots SpilSbiuy'sclitto Ni'elCh's Pins Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 made upon these and all other 1"4 1 .[PR'TC_ I 7, E*ENPENCR: FOREIGN IN"I:I?,E,LIGENCE, DUTC 14 MAIL, DicEIVED ; rkirs MORNIiCG.I SEl'r. IG. LetterS frOm Li ire; %silk(' come . froni respectable anthoiity, affirm, that the Allied PoWe'rS haVe deinanded that the town and citadel 'shall be occnpied by their . troopS for a time ; .and that it lwaS gperally belieVed at Lille that tlfeKing:Wonld be obliged to yield to this demand. Arh.s Veniains hi ,the same situa"- tion as before; the gat•es are opened only for a short time every day, with various precaptions. • It is said that Count de Mean, f . c)raletry Bishop of Liege, and now appointed Bishop b'f has received froni"the Pope a Cardinal's hat.' A heavy cannonade is kept up against Mont:- inedy, and fire has broke oat in Several places at d4rerent 'times. To the proposals of the Cow:- Mandaht to capitulate answer has keen that no terniS Nvill be admitted but Such as havp been granted to the other lartresses. FROM THE ENVIROkS or LANDMJ, SEPT. 7. What has heeu said of the marchingout Of a great part of the garikon of Landau is quite true, and rrOrn that time it was &lily announced that the fortress ‘sould be optfied and oc'eupied by a part of the allied armies. It is indeed Certain that many citizens ,of Landau received permission to come out, %olio went either to their estates; or to the' neiglibouring towns btisiness. Now. it was announced that the fortress would be thrown open to-day, and traVellers on foot, oil horsebaCk, and in carriages, canine from all the • - neighbouring country, when, on a sudden, to the astonishment of every bddy, the eitizen§.of Lan— dau, who were still out of tlx town, received by expresses orders immediately to return home, as the fortress was to be again shut ; did to, the strangers it was notified to go back to th'eirhoines, because dispatches -of.tiie highest importAnce just recei tnadc it neces,sary to keep the -fortress tigorotisly shut:. BRUSSELS, SEPT. 18. To our Dearly Betoted and Loyal: FRANgOIS ANTOINT, 'COtrut rle 11f EAN, ..4rldibristratur of the Dist: lets I hare perused the mernorial whieh you have, addressed to me in yOur quality of Apostolic Administrator of Ravensliett and .legatt. Your proceeding in this respect eharitcttr)ses a Prelate no less a friend to ptiblic tranquillity, and obedient to the.anthority of the Laws and of the Sovereign, ,than de:- voted to the true interests of Religion ; I therefore do not hesitate to reitew the assurances which I have ready given you verbally, and to declare to you, that all myi subjects who , profess the Roman Catholic R.elig,ion,,jn 'dependently of the protection Which is granted them, and. really - secured to them .by the fundamental law of the kingdom, will find in the principles and the inclinations animate me, an additiouatguaranteet that nothing will ever ha - - done, Which cad hinckr them from continnitig freely to obi serve and to exercise their religion as they hai-e done hereto• fore. To afford protection to the entire liberty of the existing forms of worship, is one of the principal duties which the con stitution iniposes upon me; and without mistaking the spirit of this Constitution, and Misinterpreting the expressions it contains, it'is impossible tofrar that those who bind theM selves with me to observe and to maintain it, CAn ever be in the situation to Make the sniallest enermOimetit on the dog mas and the discipline of the Catholic chttrch ; by accelerat ing by your le;ssons and your example the plriod -when this `conriction shall become universal, you will render a real service to your,country, and will acquired new title to Iny . Sigoeil) WILLIAM. esteem. Brussels, Sept. IG, 1815. FRENCH 15APERSi [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] . LFr9ni the Gazette Offitielle.] The king by an ordinance dated Sept. 15th; has named the Duke of Feltre, Governor. of the 9th Militat•y division; and Count de Viorrtesnil, Governor of the 12th. Another ordinance appears, regulating the ap pointment and numbers of the Artillery of the • Royal Guard. • Louis, by the Grace of God, King of France,' • Justice lays the foundations of, public security; and the•true glory of King's ; ,to render it to. - our suhjests is the brit duty, and the must valuable privilege of our power.. It is to the Magis trates to whom we commit this care, that it belongs to snake our authority every where beloved and respected, Called to protect the trangluillity of ale state aa(.l the , Pevose‘ of fa milies, their' fidelity one of the tinne7t -sup, ports of our throne, which ought in return to ko.; nom : tVeir. virtu Their tirinne:;s will lead the prompt re-establiAwent of public. pi44ce ; their example will hasten .the l'eturn of social or. .~~~ r~'~~; Es c d~