The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-02 00:00:00

1 ( ~~ truAinEß, 71471 Al[. IVEST's 9 PICTURES— I- 7 ' CHRIST R -4,141'4u \'' ,l '6 u .r.F , D F,m , his SEC OND PICTURE of CHRISIFIXI T in the T pLE, and th e DESIGN o f th e City are n 4 01 f OUR SAV IOUR, with several SKEVOLII.S, it,uselt. Exhibiting at No. 1‘25, PALL-MALL, near Carlton tiiii:!,Ye!-Y day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn !. 12c in the Evening. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. • WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. Cit.. cif London Tavern. N r a M EETING of the COAIMITTEE 0 11 the • 2 % t h July, 1 815 , W tteto. EDWARD GATKIN, Esq. 'in the Chair, tii l , ll . l .led ) That th e folloWing Gentlemen be uldell to the tlkib William Kaye, B ar t. ; Charles' Price; Richard se, tefnunberlain of the - City .of London) ; • Col"' It 1 ert • iiet4,ll(.l_,R.ioll.ard Lewin; Esquires. 444, t_'"oi !hat on the let of August . the Committee he Itvli!,..?rtceive and consider the applications of -Sufferers for ite`sruilryom this Subscription. rl)at . all applications for Relief must f l . )e made in particulars of Documents and Pr . oo s required, " had at the Committee Room, at the. City of London Irtcrit. I . ta a aeri repo r t ed to the 'Committee, that v e r y liberal Sub 104',71, ha d commen ce d i n the Citv.of Dublin, and in the 414 "(Liv erpool, Manchester, coif Bristol. 11'111i t of Su bscriptions al ready advertised k, .01,582 17s. Bd. tlHt,.. thre elren of L o d ge • a• C At! °f Free and tV,te,',l•\!os?ns, held ter i , Jo, 14 ( 4 1 chi .4. er L Matkai 4r E`lld 10 10 QT. IVLittle - • Ilornb 5210 :\s"i4ll(irkham,.l2 'e :1 84 1- 11 210 414 c of Southwark a , les„ki ription X 500 11°11 + & Co. 21 U 0 (4,alltienlen of th e 10 .0 ."utik(;1:;"gel Iv! '1 8' brow '42 o.lletit 3"° 14,11te,8,..4ur 3 1 10. Iteh ri ngt„z ( e s: al I, r di 1 ( 2 P ' 4 \ e , '"d.4, T .l is 31 10 . P ei „ vi s s ic 1/1.14.1 8 1 10. calf e ta r t, '` , llt 3 1 10 " 'exCilap. 31 lo ` 11 : 1 1u, 21 (2 am en ‘!. 4 .1V ; 6 41 1 1 8i : i iY . 10`r9. 21 1 Fethdrey 2 1 0 etll 4/1 2 1 ` 4 ' West 21 C lR. l, ',' 4l :sl 6i4 l„ hs °n 21 O 21 424 • T1141.1(.1341.;:1ei5h 2101 ea% to " it kL•C''', 10 10 ltlsl• a rtton la to 8c(• () to 10 1,41:411:1 & Ste ecTl.,_...iti la kil c lo to ' ce: to b e ' . add and N (in t essed t o tl d'll4, 4.ti!:vr-iriclli.°l"4re -received a t lst and 1 1 all the Bn C. B.ichatond 10 10 • k s • Press Granger 10, 10 D. NlTartliv 5 5 Robert Dryden - Kemp & IVolster 5 5 3. ion • 21 0 Edington, Yerra- was& Co. 21 0 J. & Randall to 10 J. &W. fiu‘‘qird 10 0 .718 15 At Praed's Co. - Stephen Francis Phelps S 5 At Lnl)hoclis & Co. John Crowder,Brot her ton, Yorkshire - James Buller - INichol,on, Brown, & Co. Lveds Bank J. W. Martyr 105 0 1 1 At Botiveric Antrobus. Laity Bridgct Botiverie 5 0 Miss Emma Bouverie 3 0 At Barclay, Trittca, &Co. Robert SpatiTQW of \Varlin~haw Halt Mrs. John Peon At 'Marten, Stone, &Co. C. H. - - - 2 0 At Mess .Bua res, El eet-street. ParishofLaxteOnth ainptonsbire, by the Rev. Joseph Wilson 14 14 At Lloyd's. A few Friends at Mr. . Stevens's,. Guy, Earl of Warwich, War - Lord's, Cbeapside, by Mr. Loi . d - 12 8 J. H. L. - 5 5 David Llon &Co. 1005 0 11.. B. - - 20 0 :otice of Subscriptions are re lie Colualittee at, the City of Lloyd's; at the City of Loh aikers of the I\h:tropoils. ' . . -----‘ Ai 11i: , ,E •., , • .7 EYE. .t R. a TA,' . SE ()b 11111 ' G. rden), I• - : Loa (late of Hatton- a . .tk t • Wac, ha s z iuci l.l i Sp il,tl i is ' n 111.117,1 E y s t: l a l r . s a I l i u d til t. h t e h e pi H ti o N v , i c olr , .It. rrE:f.,G,lbi.,,.;4l,,iiiigre, Litll,,,l,l4_ll,,t.liillecessaty.for hi m t a , come befoti.t.titoineivti: 43,11.a„ii1ynh.12 after the long and high repu . .i .„. ,i_ 1:,,1ire1..1 'rS I , f • ,dV4Cptired, for Superior Krimelen,e 1 ' " , k IY t„, t it '''. I'VE 'i k e u • r . -ot urmed I, Y ~,,:i--,i, qf L. t. ' ..ge r ~1,",,rel tle'it Itilvlitig .c- it - ri ' ll. L. lll ll y e X tol 1t e d i: :1 1 4Nv e : 1 1:t i c e s e l i t:.:d s f ),' th,,na , 'node, adopted by other Practitioners, c .. , la• .1 `a liar •1 , - • th, to,tmi4,, „, t ii.en ausoltitely at ,,,refor,. co i' ',!l.e application of more cftectu.. by i his varied, u s . r io i ll i s e , uFgati . v i c.l l - , i - e i a n n j I,pit'Lztsir,, 4:le.elles that hi: is folly warrant.et!, , ims,ll: 14. 1 All Mis sliccessful. practice, in olleriry; n - x._%4111 )i ' edtlikly most if h is Cinitemporaries, for relic s , kti‘tti 4eists:.:kito tvlii-c,tll(e tlelicat..•• . a.• and intportirnilt.„(r)orig),;.irn to I,ii.Jui4t h i , is •, Nit. tAY I.f)R th i nks it nut i mp roper of kqtl; 4n. . ~ Aleinlier of the Royal College of Bu rno us of )14,,.t. Lack', r:(:11,,,,,, , ihe raeillty of Pitesic of !' ,FN•rs,at 1-•‘.lE, 0 :* tits Tittle 'for PECEIVING PA . '7,, OC K qty "'ot: ilk . Vi r '• • ' • 11 ONE 0 '-''' ' 11{4,, bai„ L utter Season, is tt ' at Ap- Atßilert q 3/4nd, after that Hour, he will attend , _ re i his ~stAlic, ''' the Residence of those who rvrta.., ► '. . o 3 . - . -...,...........................bz • i , .I, Ibitiiiinq,,.., Ifolliorn. • I'4 : ------:—__6.2 , , • ltilt,':•4llrieparmiqn f,\+!: . 11 ;; •1 t1i . g• r :....' t i::ill'ii..(l illness in the Head= Pfti ,t.t, the ill eteCts of litter. , -erance, th at has ever 111,,,;iltrueiled. . .alt\' 41e'IV.41e ll I I I T : 41°S r cheap and effect-mil . Re a til, ot (1441 4-- oi.,OUS COtlipiallt,, wh' , her. arisinT4 troni a e (I',!r.rqi„allged action of t !IF' '111• ;•ell l ' et ;in colds, whereby I tilki ii : . fa !if bile is obstructed :l i ‘ i . r f ' rotn . exce.s in eat . ing vf,r,,ll'l:Ruz,,,,°l4.`',llereiti tile ink is rendered acrid and corros iv e, 'II? (l iv ri! .', ( . l to tile stomach, causing sickoe si , jaund ice, tiNt'etr 0k,."! indigestion, &c i''l h'et•ll.l4tun, eery b•N.sistlC and safe never griping; a 14, 1, 4 1 ; i,, hiii.treineity f,.i• telievitia tio:Ae. :rouble': with Lint to Zitit'l7l,liil'iti,l,O;:ilde:tiisst,i.:.•,titti,rei,sig, 'a slgiorgish state of the bowels, _. . p j . ,, , ,,,, t eti,,..0. . preg'uancy they may be taken '444 1- 11 1 . le Qs Sd. per Lox , (lute included. 4\"41 dwards, ;ii, Sr. !'ant's,. 1.111 don• Il l' ti 4114 , , PtIl• ' t',, IS 31 ) •,'',\III:1 S IMPERIAL CLOTII. it,lilbt `."ESTY'S.ItOYAL LET VER.S PATENT. ,ittl ii 'l .l ,`.' s .' l e lib, inais en possiLint toils les agrinens Non.letl inutile rtisige de tlannelle. . eit or, ~. , oity, -Alercivims, anti the Public' I:!•:chqtti,-x'2,ll'.ctfully ii-ifortned '1 Ite.above Curm k alipt 1ti,444,,, (~j,i'i(!in_s,l)triloses of 'Family' use, for Shirt in.r, far ;":4,,k, c ,„:i it 4.;..1-:-',S weiir, Slips, &c: used for. th.e purlms„! , 'itlii,i42llel asses every other Cloth in its pinuary qu ._ ilttit itl' Pret t . ei s .' ta .11caltli, which it phonate s in ail ci s ! ‘•tiiii, th e , tog with Out increasing the native wara,li iti1L43.114.0.,:zeA season, and totally preventing. the . v.i.: *l ' l.'' ' '' 4lir e . se front n' and suddenly chilled after tiding i„letyit.iti,,l. ~:xcreise. It uever intilibz.s the damp atron ;l,, it Lit. a,-,(.,","1 or land ; its economy and durability Is 1/441'',1'4(;:t:Oly I ;, ' ,. ' l ?.. e _ a _l , tty in apPearance peculiar.' As Sheet- Yi t .; ;t k, 4, ,I.,,,i,vissi,s every other ,Cloth for comfort and 1,. al, ,s.„. ..I itS ilelilZ -t1 ior half the price, '44,',.tlnt bs.'''' Nheetit '' -' ' I - -- treacly 1 • t er 4 4N s, 4t . (1 114 , }i. , tg ~i s to or, purcaasei a i• .... giro . . I,'U ii, ,:.i'• 1)4 yard, 4S. lid. of equal litieness, will a - ‘ll, .- Pro. it; ad••c • ctiliar comfort, t qi„ i ' ,i,1,1 dortiuti ..,' 1 4 "41 *t° its Pe ' l'ii " tile .1.,x1.,41 iitily , 14. .. rt le iilier ‘vidtlis and ttua . • .. fhpl•t. It 0t„ t.,,"'Ped, I‘'holeale in entire to", "e''''' tit I v,`,'' 24 t ''' 'Plcus each. for Fxportation ; and by 144 tI4 , .14, - 'l2 yard . . t•• • ' • yard, at h rt .. '444 ~,1.A.1.1. „ iota 2s. to ss. fol. ti e r :, , .01,/ 1t1441 Ilt., ti „, • '.‘!(1•110(.SES, No. HI, tcap , i.v, .. .. t,i ii t tti,, s 5 , , t , tili tit I ~w il 4,. coauttr, and the ritto . ,c ate 'i', nts. Oeetit e 16,44 ag4in9t. iliiitaiions—ord,..sww., 1. -e- IQ t, ~.),. 1:,(.4's ifl4:: parties were present. -T4 "'l"r' ‘ 4 41. 0,7 s -It Lt•,,„ i „, -be-. • I • - abuse ' from ",ftto, • d3 outainet. as - tat:hp:eve I ,l ' • lie I k Yi I ld °f , jcli stlte 0 00 11 4,, le ;t' F. o s ie r' Elo' r s ei' (Ire' 14 : •1 , 6 : :1` .164, ' --4,.: 0 ....6,... .-,. ~ WEDNESDAY, .A,UGusT 2, 1815. OFFICE OF 07ZD_VANCE, July 2:3, Isls. THE PRINCIKIL OFFICERS .(1, His 111A lESTY'73 ORDNAN,4::k do sere/it/ gripn that Proposals will be reecieed at their Ogee in Poll-Mall, on o before Friday the I Ith day of Angust next,poin sarh Perk , its as may be willing to undertake the Supply of :1C001.71:111 -4 .- MENTSfor Serrice of his Department, f'or a period of I'hree Years, determinable af?er the .E..tpiraticM of the First Year,- von -Votive of Three Months, at the Option of either I:arty. Patterns of the Articles maybe . viewed, upon aNdicat-ion. at the principal Storcheeper's Office in the To . wer; and Farther Partienlars, together with the Terms aim Ccinditions of the:Cantiact,:mity be known at the ,SecretarYs Office is Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day beia.ce,t th; Hones of Ten and Fon?• o'Ciock„whcre the Proposals nzust he lelivered sealed up, and endorsed ' 6 Proposals furAccw4reltients;" but no ProPosal . can be admitted after the said tith tf Angust, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be naked, unless the Party ma k ing it; or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • R. It. CRP:11", Secretary. GOLDEN . CROSS, CTIARINq ..C!IOSS, AND BELLE. SALVAGE, LUDGATE-tit LL. GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVI LLING. rIIE following ROYAL MAILS set off - from the above Offices every Evening, - by evinimaild of the Postmaster-General, vie. - • DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. HOBYREAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North Wales. • • MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. CHESTER, Narnptwieb, Stafford, Litchfield, Northarapton. WISBEACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. • CAW7:IIIDGE and Ely. NEWMARKET, Bra adon, Swaffham, and Fakenhavn BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. - NORWICH, by Newmarket and Thetford. . NORWICIL by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. WORCF.STER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. GLOVCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and Burford. - OXFORD, every Evening at Eight o'Clock. LLTDLOW, Lenbury, and all parts ofShropshire. YARMOUTH, Lowestoff, Beecles, Ynaford, Woodbridge. HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainsborough, and Brigg. LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn, Peterhorouge, and Stilton. And the fulls/wing Royal Patent, and other Coaches, or, the • newest and best construction. • Also is added a list-of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers arc regularly conveyed ; a reference there° will save much trouble to'Travellers aud Persons having baggage or parcels to send. • LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car ries four inside only), through Warrington, Northwieb ' Mid deiwich,, Sandbach, T Uttoxeter, Burt o n-upon=-rent, Meas ham, Hinckley, Latter worth and INorthampt o n,• Su n d a y, • Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the j o ur. ncy in r,f; tours, we,ll lighted and guarded thro ug h ou t. LIVEIIPOOL Royal Coach, through I\ 7 :lrvington, finnts— ford, Congleton, Newcastle, - Stone, Litchfield, rathworth, Al d her d stone, Hinckley and Lutterworth, Tu es d a y, Th urs d ay, . i r i n i i n g fist' at ; travels with ex t rao rdi nary i velocity; on the road ! well li g ht e d an d guar d - , n t Sat only a i od the whole of the Tourney. YORK New and Elegant Post Coach every Morning at Six,' through Ta.dcater, Fepryhridge, Doncaster, Bair trv, Bet- ' ford, Newark, Grantham, and ''Stamford From York ' Pas-7 sengers arc forwarded with - the greatest facility to Ellin har;h, Berwicb, Newcastle, Alnwick, Shi-elds,,an4 Lod, Durban), Northallertoa, Thirsh, and Eas. ... . . . . tmgwold, Glas ow, Porn fricx, Carlisle, Pearith, Brough, Rip .. 1 1 ." 11, PA)rottl:th Ilridge, Kilareshorough lizirrowgutte: unit an part* ,of the North. . 1-I.INCKLEY, Atherstolie, Ltxtte.i•lvortll; and Norilianlp - ton Coact] 'e'verv.Morthat Six, cx.clit Monday, ;Old evert Eveti. IIiB.II:\VSBC7B.Y anit North.‘l.l:lles Che..ii Coac.h, throtr.;ll Shitni:lll, Iron Bridge, Wole . rhatoptati cod ilii•initighani .every Moroin. , " ... ... . .. . , 1101NtlEAD, nanisor, Cape', Cei•ig, \•••t t, Cettiine (Mawr, Corwi], Citeiniart;ui, Ctuiway,Oswestry, anti an parts of North Wales, every , • Ii t IitMINGHAM New Coach, called The Crown Prince, tiiiOw4h Stony Stratford,. Leinington and. eviiry Morning at Four, and arrives thcsame Evening at Ten: - PARIti.GATE, Siatford, and • I'6E4- C:title:les every F;riniing. ti ISBEAdt March,• ChAtteri3, anti St. Coda; Monday, Wedne.nlay, and Fiiihy Evenings. • LITCII FIELD, Turnv. - Oith, lli . ricide , Athemtride, Lotter .worth. and "Nort;i.nit;doa, ne , v and 'fueitay, Thur,:dav, Mtirnitrp, at SiX. Gil New Day Coach, , through Fropni4l; Ndrtlileaell, Burford, mid Oxford_(carrits Ritti inside only;, sets out. every Mornin, except at Six, aftd akrive§ eialy the same Evening at the Piiiw lint, Ctieltenhani. I..X.FaiID New POst Coach, called The Detiani:e, every ~lorning at Eight. NORWICH very last. Coach, through .7.le‘ . ..nnarket' and Tlicaord, eves Evening at Seven. YARMOUTH, Lowest, at, It eectes, 'oxford,. and Wodd bridge Telegraph - , every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. Vl' ICH and Cole Lester, 4., very Afterno‘in at Four& Seven. CANIBRIDUE and Vly New' Telegraph Coli.J, every Night, and (,:afriagt:i to ail l'arts of Norfolii, Saitollt l Essex, and Caiki . oinigestii SwaThant, Bratilun, and Newmailict put Ness Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, clad Sitturday Night at Six o'Clocl4 Sand:iy at Five. LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Mornings at Five ' SOU i Niklf N a;i,l Lvmington elegant new. Coach ; every :Morning k•xe - ept S;n;:lay) at Five o'Clueli. Pack e t s sail to 01,1,1,, of wight yen the arc i va l of the COach. , Parcels are. CO:WeVeil. to all p.trt, fpf the Island. IrlNCllESTl..B9siagstolie . , anti Hartford Ilrid.re Very faA•Coaeli t everm 'Morning at Five n'Clork. TUNBRII)GE and Tun;rridge Wells new and easy Coaches, evtrs . Morning. TUNBRIDGE Wells new Post Coach (carries four inside only) through Thnbridge, Sevenualies; and Riverhead, eve=ry Aitcrno,n at Four o'Clocli, Sunday excepted. ' • BURTON. upon. Trent Psi Coach, .through Meashant, Twyeross,athelstiti.., Vv 7 elfurd,?'h Nor thaiiipton, and Datwable, Sunday, Wednesday, and. Friday Mornings, at Six o't loch. • B'itlS FOL., Bath, Mell:shatn, Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Post Coach jcarrie.. lour in%ide only) every 'A00..11.011 at Fiv'e,well lighted and gaariled throughout. This Conveituce,is incoirtrovertibly superior to any on the Western Ro;,i. EISTER, Plymonth, and Falmouth Coach, called the. Bal loon, ev_rt M9 , .ning at seven. S verbeaa, is Bromley Coaches, every Morn. HASIMiS, Bdtzel, Itol.ierts - nciii4e, Mini well, and Tun bridge expedit,ius.NeW Coach, every.Slorniugat hall-past Five, • POII.Ts2MOUTII and 'Gosport Telegraph, •every. horning and Eveniag at Fie..,Clock.• 1'OltTS:%1OUTI1, lortideall, •Pett.rsl , dd, Goilialtuing, and Guildford Ncw e% cry ;lioriiing iiid Eveiling at Five. 1)04.Tz0101Tril. New 'ant eleont. a 10..; coach; the Duke of 1Vc11:1;;t• n, Utte,day, Tharsz.lay, Stbi . _ aint'falliton - Cotielie, eve Nlorning & Evening. WELL, lividgewater, at.dTainqlon Beery Alorii ing anti Evening. . r.col Falmouth very fast and 'cheap Coaches, every Morning' .6u,1 EVeniog. .131.71tY and N,Wlnal-feet P 44. 1. Thursday, and SaturdAv Movaitr4s, at try,t-p:,,t. ItATo,al:d Bristol • Cw.kellus.„ nat,b in 14, „tionrc,..vvezy :M.; AD.; at half-pa,t Four o'Cioeki Eevaing• at Five. Es, Celifield, MaresnelC., and Last Grinstwid'euaches, 'every %;.,,, , rning at • 110(: ;.)f:, :tad - 111 e a Bathing Place on the Sussex nluctc ildni:red for its tine Sands, a new ena.eti, eveisy Morning at Six. CIIICHESTILIt, Midlimit, and I - laslernare, new Telegraph eicieLes,:everyTue , day,ThnrsJav, & urtlay ALA - es. at Six. CiIICIIES New -Dunetwi and Pet.- vtlvrth, Mon.!ay, I'Vcilne,iiay, and Friday :11crning-i at seven.' ARUNDEL, New ('wick, throy,:h Dnneton, Petworth; aad IlAinpton,Tne4ay, aridity, aad S.etuz'da}' at Seven. . • ;‘l.-111)STONE, Mailing, ;41 Wrutham Coaches, every Mornin4o, at Five :Lilt! Nine o'Cloch. • FOI.J;STONE, 1f thc, Sandgaie, and Ashford CoAdhes, erery Morning. I)O\TR, Deal, 'arid C-itlterbttry Coaches, tnery lofitilig . 'ut Six at. Fire. Extra Go :t:tv;iys , re'ady for ftmilie , or p.irties. roN, Chaihatn;(l.oclie;ter, alit; Sirood Conhes of 'every kleAci•iption, at tii,ita(l Ninc is the Morr.in, One at Noun, athi half-past Five io the Evokiir.4. . . .-, (iILiVtt . ,SEN7i), Northtleot, ant! Dartford Coaches at Six and Nine in the Mording, One at Noon, and Fire in the Evening. Extra Co.tehes always ri:ady. alwa . .. ... ..,.... ... .. RRIGLITON original iced COacli, through 'Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, and Cod:field, every Morning.at Eight. Illtilin.l;6N New Coach, calledl he Poike of Norfolk, evrey Moroni-. ;it. Nine, thron0;11 DiMiing, ntwshalo, ,S.:llenfield. BRIGHTON New r ou t Elegant I'ost Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three. . . 1111IGLITON Regency Coach, at half 7 past ,Eight o'Clock every Eveniag. ‘VOII'IIICNCi modern and truly t•lesirable Post Coach, (car "'ries fu inside tinlv) throng - 1i Findon, Ashing ton, West Gdniteati,llurshatn, and Dorking, evary lurniug at Eiglit GODAMIING, Guildford, Nlerrow, East Horsley, and Bo:Alain; Tuesday, Tlioriday, ati t S:it tirdayi at Eight o'Clocli. EAsTuounN Summer coach, Tueschy, Thursday, and Saturday, at Half past Six o'Clock. ' GODALMING and Uttiliford Coaches„ every-Morning and Afterni,on. DQRKIN(i, Leatlierbc.ad, and Epson) 'Coaches, every Morning at Niue, and' Afternoihn at Three. ' • STEYN/NG,. Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every Morning - at. Six. HAMPTON awl MitchamCoaches Daily. Following COACHES set ,or iron' the 13ELLE SAUVACiF, -CAMMUDGE Patent Mail. BIRNIINGHANI New Nit Coach, the Crown .Prince, every Mor;ing at a Quarter before - Fire, through Stony Siratford, Southapt,Lemington; and Warwicb. OXI:Orai) new . and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance,,every Morning at Eight.- - • 7 SOUTHANIPTON (Co Coach), every Burning, ex. cept Sunday,' at Five. • AurQN "Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nin,e, 'NE%VBURY Coach ; every Morning, at Half past Sex. HASTINGS New P ast C oac h , SALISBURY.Coach, at H a lf past Tho.,: every Afternoon. every Morning at Eight. WINDSOR Coach, every 11.1orning, :it Seven. •• BRIGHTON.Chaeh, the Doke of 'Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, mid' Hen Geld. BRIGHTON NeW Post Coach; the, Eclipse, every After noon, at Half past Two. BRIGHTON Post coach, every Evening, .at Eight. LUTON Coach, every Day, at One. HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Evening. • PORTSMOUTH Coacher ,every Morning and Evert'. at Five, LYNN New ‘,.:oaeli; • Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at Fire. . The ProptketorF, respeotftilly rectite4 the Public to notice, the Gulden Cross is the only °the, in Loudon from whi - lice Carriages set wain all the Ilathin4 and Watering. Phi; its, a nd pl:tecs lasnitinAlile and pablic,roxict in the kingdom. most. Strict attention will be paid to inquiries at the above. Coach Offices, anti every idormation pilot:wally given relative to all t iw, h , e„ on ,i i , g „ s ati t ig oft front Lond on —• The Proprietors are not a ns w e rable for: i ny Parcel or Package above Five Pounds vatic, utiles% entered and an lusnrituce paid accordingly. JOHN CP.4)s7; and JOI . LN 'MORRIS ; Pcuprietra. M 1 LIT RY PROMOTIOS. TTar-0.,ice, — .1 . 1,/t/ 39, 1815 Ist Reginieni,of Foot Guards, 'l'o 1)0 EllSigl3., With Mt 1111E cki3e, Harrington Ilads Ge;tt. Geo!fry Niithtin , ,,;;.ile, ( T out. xiet: Goa d , ‘:• 1 ;t) rv! , dgns. Coidstryam I:legit - Flout of Foot Guards, 1f..1,, i 4r! Henry Sc 'way . to be'Lientomut, vice SJuitter; ilead of his wounds. Ist ite-inirilt , of Foot. GentkimaCadet Campbell," from the 'purchase, Simart., syba re tires. Vulthitocr vi;:c 16dt:a hi action. Cadet Cary .1 ,4 r,p),s Ito\ al Vi'CC RobertAoa, itdinsChaki - oit, Gent-vice Andersnn, hilted in mition: Il(,%dtal-A,sHtant' John Grierson to lie Assistant-Surgeon, vice Sitivl;:ir, who resigns. `.ll I)ittop Christopher Tuicher, .Gent. to be Ensign, by par ' cliase, vice Newhaven, wto 1 etire:.. 3d Ditto, William Sturges, Gent. to be Ensign, by put eh .se t vice Innes promoted. 5:11 Ditto ) V.:i4gu Cieurgt. Proctor to be Lieutenant, vide _ . Gunn, decea,d. . - . . 14th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Alexander Cain!, from the Royal Military College, to , be Ensign, without - pitrebnsc, . - vice Adamson, trim resigns. 13th-DiAto, Ensign George Norton to be Lieutenant,' without purchase. Gerttleinan Ca . det Itobert Carew, froth the hoyal. Military College, to he Ensign,. vice Norton. Mil Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Archibald Fraser, front the 76th Foot, to be. Sorg-eun, vice Mot rice, deceased. ' ' 19th Ditto, Ensign Robert Layton to be Lieutenant, vice Edensor, deceased. 21st Ditto, - Serjeant-Major H. Sharpe, from the 8501-Foot, to he Adjutant (with the rank of -Ensign), vice Dewar, pro ' tooted in the 73d Foot. 37th Ditto, Ensign William :Mtge to be Lieut e n an t, with out purchase, vice Caitew, superseded. 'Ensign and-Adjuta,it John Lang to. have the rank o f . Lieut enant,. Ensign Thomas L. nut ler to be. Lieutenant, without purchase', vice Chapman, appointed to the . sth Royal Vete ran .Rattalion. To be Ensigns, Gentleman Cadet Merecn Richardson, from the Royal Military College, vice Meter. Gentleman Cadet Julio Ilarrisum, from toe Royal Military College, vke • Butler. • 41 it Ditto, Lieutenant JalliCS D. Perrin, from half-pay of the Regiment, to ire Lieutenant, vice Edgy, who exchamzes. ' 47th Ditto, Ensign' Adam Gordon, truer the 3d West India • Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase, rice • Young, promoted. John fr:ing, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, rice Jackson, whose appointment lies not taken place. 52d Ditto, Frederick Petrie Clarkson, Gent, to be,Ensign, vice NettleS, lolled in action. • • 55th Ditto, Robert (.;:ot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nelson, who retires.: 58t DU to, Ensign Thou - n . 13 Long to be Lieutenant, with o ut parchase, vice Carter,' promoted. Travers Ilawkshaw, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Long,•promoted. • -.6lth Ditto, Richard garencroft,;Gent. to be Ensign, without • purchase,-vice LThaglas, promoted in the 3d Gee: son • •-• ' txticm. 6fith Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Frederick Croad, from the Military College, to be Ensign, vice Dirom, whose apimintment has not Z . .11,en place. 70th Ditto, 'John Smart Dixon, Gent. to bo Ensign by pur chase, vice Mercer, promoted in the 10th Foot. 7:3 , 1 to,John Campbell, - Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gould, Who retires. 76th Ditto, - hospital-Assistant Andrew Fin . guson, to be, Ai ' si•taht-Surgeon; vice Fraser, promoted in' the Ifith F , nt. • 78t11 Ditto, ‘Viiliara Nl‘Kenzie, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Brodie, promoted. 's7th Ditto, Robert. Dover, Gent.- to be Ensign, by purchase; vice Desbarres, promoted.. 95th Ditto, First Lieutenant William Humbly, vice Charles Ecles, killed in action. . -To be Fir. 4 Livatenann, Second Lieutenant George Carey, vice. Lister, kiilcd in action. Second Lieutenant llagald M‘Finlanc, vice Stilwell, killed in action. Second Lieute nant ; Wen Stuart, vice Johnstone, killed in action. Sc cond Lieutenant NVilliain ‘Vright, vice Humbly. To he Second Lieutenants, WlUlan. St. John, Gent. vice Carey'. Volunteer --Kellett, vice Mac Farlane. Volunteer -- Smith vice Stuart. -- Havelock, Citint. vice Wright. , 101st Ditto, Ensign It. U. Brown to be Lieutenant, - without purchas.:, vice Nolan promoted. Thomas McManus, Gent. to be En-sign, vice Brown. laid Ditto, to be Lieutenants, Lieut. W. P. Johnstin, from half-pay of the 41st Foot, vice liazen, who exchanges.. sign J. P. Galingher, vice Kaye, killed in action. To be Ensign, Fcrcival Lewis, Gent. vice ,Gallagher. Ist West ludiic Ikgitnent, James Peter, Gent. to be Ensign, by rrelm,e, vice Bis:;ezt; promoted. • ! Royal Corps, Ensign Charles K. Scott to be Lieutena n t, . t Lhout purchase, vice Hillhouse, who resigns. York.Chassentsi Ensign J. It. Disneyliihe Lieotenant without purcha's,, vice Mackay, promoted, Daniel M'Carthy, Gent, to be En- ign ' vice isne). ; Zd Garrison. Lattalion, Ensign Edward Douglas, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant George cl t pm an , from the 37th Foa, to be Lieutenant. • Lietnenaitt Ni- colson to be Adjutant. • • SFAFe.---4.uarter-Alasterßiehard Walsh, from half-pay of'the 45th Foot, tube Quarter-Maiter to the York Depot, sea, cite Adey, appointed to the sth ltov;il Veteran Bat; taboo. IlosrvrAL S FF. — Hospital-Assi3tant John Smith, from the halt-I.ay, to Fe lio , pital-Assistatit to the Forces. Purvey Jr's ClerliJohn Burney to be Deputy Purveyor to the l'4rces. Commissions signed oil the Lords-Licutenetnts. Carmarthenshire Yeunianry.—D. Evans ' Gent. to be Cornet., North Riding of Yorkshire—John Tindall, Esq. to be Deputy „Lieutenant. King's (Nit Regiment of Stafford Militia—Ensigo J. Bissett to be Lieutenant ; William Worsey, Gent. to .be,Ensign. • South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry—Tboinas.Dean Nhute, Es j. to be Captain; George William Tapps, Esq. to be ,lito; Lewis Turner, Gent. to be Cornet, • • Ist. Regiment of ltoyal-Surrey Militia —Captain A. M`Danaltl (late (ialr Foot), to he Captain ; John niend, Gent , to h 4 Ensign ; Charles Frederick Lyster, Gent. to be ditto. 2J Ditto.—Wro. flarw;ird, Thoinas Bailey Potts, John Ram say, Gents. to he Ensigns, 3d Regiment of Local Militia. —Major J. Brogden to he Lien tenant-Colonel, vice. Lord So m erville. ath Ditto.---John Hobson Blades, Gtmt. vice Sha rp, res i gned, an u j u fitiFitwe:l, Gent. riot Hart is, resigned, t o b e Ensigu;. NEW STANIP DUTIES. Stamp-Office, London,. July 20, 1315. N OTICE is hereby given, that two Acts were passed iu the late Session of Pailiament, for repeal ing the Stamp Duties on Deeds, "Law Prom dings, and other written'or printed.lnstruments, and the Duties on Firerlu stirances and on Legacies, and Successions to personal:Lstate upon Intestacies, and also the Duties on AdeertiAments, AlmanaCks, Newspapers, Paiiiphlets, Gold-and Silver . Plate, Stage Coaches, and Licences fur keeping Stage Coailie . §, now payable in Great Britain, and for granting new Dutie's, in lieu theteut ; am t !at the new Duties ate to commence upon the Ist ofSeptenmer next; except the Duty on Fite Insurances, which-is to commence on the •29thSepA,,i;ber; and the Duties on Stage Coaches and Stage Coach Licences, which are to commence on the sth September. A very general increase of the prev.nt tinties is enactacl ; aad soax Instrouleats are sul.jeLted to ad ra..itrcat Duties winch arc IE4 so at present, sad] as Deeds of Exchange and Partition, Leases, SOticnients of Money and of shares in the puhlic Stocks or Funds, her voluntary or upon Marriage, and Warrants of Attorney to confess Judgment, when given ass security for looney ins.eau of bonds or . wortgages. • And Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes at u:01!Otn two months after date, or sixty days after sight, are charged with higher Duties than those payable at shorter periods. • The netv•Dutxs are contained in Schedules, wl)ch• the instruments and things charged are classed and alphabetically arraL,,A, so as to afford a complete Table of Duties, in the rncst convenient -and practical furin, and t& supersede any .2c- elision for those compilations, published by private indivi duals, to which the profession of the law and the public have formerly found it convenient to resort. And as,the Schedules will not admit of an abrid,4ment that can be safely on, the Commissioners reco,nnend ,it to the profession and others nut to trust to any thing else in mattersot Liportance. The Acts contain 'various provisions fir se::oring the Du ties, which are material to. be attended to by those who wish to avoid Penalties. And the provisions of former Acts are to he enforced, iu regard to those Duties, concerning which no new provisions are enacted. With respect to the RECEIPT D UTI ES, it is to be observed, that not only formal Receipts, but all Notes and Memorandums, whether signed or not, which shall import any acknowledgment, that a sum of 9.1, or upwards, h as been paid, settled, balanced, or otherwise discharged or satisfied, are liable to these Duties ; and that all persons pay- ing - money are intitied to have stamped Receipts, at the ex pence of thu persons receiving it, and on tendering a proper Stamp, may insist on having a Receipt written thiireon, anti on being paid for the Stamp ; and that all persons refusing to gi've such Receipt and pay for the Stamp, as well as all pl.- sans giving a Receipt, or any such Note or Memorandmuas afSre aid, without a Stamp ; or upon a Stamp of insufficient will incur a penalty of Ten Pounds for' every offence, which will be strictly enforced on every occasion. By Older of the Commissioners, WM. KAPPEN, Secretary. 5 5 10 10 21. 0 '2l 0 10 10 ;g; Li 1 1 1 44 C "- 7 - 1- k 41'4, [PIZICE -Si..lPE*6]-TIALFPENNT. f ,^f HAM r 4 FIT RE: .. TO lie SO.[2D by Private Contract; a Vail:Ale aad.Desii-awe Eitate, consistio,; of aaa l',lcell._!alt, Nl•an i,ion llouse; (;iirah. L .tts mid suitable (Mice, of every Veccrip tion, it,iiiitt , in iiPerk, witlaa Farm-house LhAactieul,.a Farm in hand, - 41mi,several Fetruii adjintiirig. Immtkliatclio3sesiimi of tla llolise,.Park, Aact•Ftarai iu lia id may be bad --For far the'r Piirtictilai:,i apply ;at No. a, C:l;,y-str•vt.. I . :-.. , : , .,', ..... This I).ty were .s. L'AltsLEY•s TAX-TA BLts rca the lo.:t SESSION of PARLIANLENT: the Property and othcr NeW 'fivser ; the New lhaup h ; the. Core - Bill; Ilia ,Vet fot the Iteguktion of fipOthecaries stud their Assista...ts; with other useiut Matters. Printed lot J. Bear le)', mid sold 1),. Janzei trai-pc , and Co. (Sticctissors tti Ke.:ll4lcy); Fiectsirect, For (ii•tleining :O l'reserviits it, EXTliitCl' of R:)81.; . , »‘AVID 1:1(..;Gr. antl•SON. Cultivat ors cif Piowers, dad •Ditille'rs to his Rural Higli;ii•-s • . . ucgant Extract is prep a'vetl pititcip y With Roses, from which it derives mild astti.,g,ut properties, gives strength and (tea ty .the 1.-Lir, nod or, parts to it the ()cheat... fr,igrai.cc of tllose F:r:WITS. Hall* washed with ther,t tact, so:in ()cc:owes plea,iogly •:1 ill, bright, and luxariani in its 1 4 eo•Ath; nod flair That II made itar . and is t0t0,6 :trey - by the using of ardent sp:, or other improper prepa:.,tion, io cican it, will ,00n he ebi-red to its natural colour, Is itliatiey, aitd ueauty; by a few cations of the EX.TRACT of ROSES, which is only to be pur chased in 'London of DAVID ItiCitils and SON, No. :5, Neir Bond street: 1 - 9 r 11 0 1904 ni ;41 , 4 o 4 6,1