The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

_ .- ..... ~-"-'7'4•;';':•-t•-1,-N, iii:,, eclitt -' mr; - ' ; ~,. • ( 0 .4; -- -, ,:. . - , ~, '' •:.14,4•'-0'....', 4.l fLA,:itil . ~ , ' *, 'r ' i ' ..! i .. n. •-. ' ' r.. .1 1 .- • ' - -`4.4K-P ..j.x —•-"," "..- 4.4 r ••1. "'lli - .V' • 1. 0 1 \s, - • ~fi A.„z. - 4 . - ti a.i`lj;lrll 4 , 70 , ft toNuR 7197 -], FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1815. [PRICE sEvEN;T7s-cr: ~~.....~~ z 11m 0 Ati.ritE-R0 fAL DRUPS-LANE. fuel ' D EVENING, Sept. 30, 1815, ibtat to tl-I,v " es,a ~ t,s' rvanta perform (second time at Y of b is z a ‘ederi c , ,i , m r LOVERS! Vows; s Baron WiTdeahaim, Mr. Pope ; Coti nt Aga 4 ,t i' l L a "e& ii k u n . halt, ; Verdun,. Mr. k.! 4ee, o , i( i Ma rdYn (from ' g. the N 'W;ea G ti l: e n' l t' t i o . n lVi b id en n ; Sp a , k . s. ql , tatulee -la 'this Theatre) ; 3 - Cottager's Wife!' • i , 'N E • Vl' u'llicb.will be added, th e 8 I)IkGPIE ; OR, THE ,M.A..ID C%'.F PALA,_ISF D -Lb .t • on. el 4 d l it l . i i e ' NI " Minden . ; I:sa.rnier Gervas, if , ila r M ' ~,I % POPe,,'St., Clair, I\ll.. Barnard; :‘' l l licl'ur (l ' MT: . 11 4. '‘ fil t; lilaiSS °t, Mr. &night ; isaac,, Mr. Oxberry ; ‘,:m ..o.ss , -s i ll Y il ' e .1; 14 ' 4e Gervas,. -Mrs. Sparks ; Annettt., . tyl4tktt,,,t antirst, an Trtchientu.l Ballet, composed by Mr* k' ' •L (ri t' • b 111 • Oscar Byrtics Issv a „_ . rac ets y r. s ith lt „ L°111 c)", &c. &A:. ,Hiss in „ -,.; 75 ..; Second Price, :is. 6.l.—Pit, 39. 6d• t Second cklieeti„.4.---Lower G allery;.2s.; Second PliCe, Is.—Upper. t 4-41,411.1 Second Price, fid 1 4411.4. ;" 4 ."Yn loving )11 1 ";' , 1e . pday last experienced a most .tii'•'4• receptirn'i, on ctrl ' 'Frst appearattee in London ; the . ti.lr°ll7‘‘a.iirti. beep eetfu 1 1 y in e fo i rn s ied, that the Comedy of Lovers .1 % 1 'I '• v nett. •;,..(1„ ep. on Saturday _tn. A ont.a . .. Zlalr'*"Melo-Ltratstati Roraanoe, Th! Mazl"l.''„`...r. The thtite% VklaiseaOsWiii he r - e '" .. b r • Indic e a_ • -ii 1),/ ti otul a d 'very Evei.iligtiuta , t e . ,1 1,h a i i4 i .1, the Comedy of 1.0ver.. 0 ).roW . s ; Anle l la Wril .--4"kt (! ' n'''d "ule), 1\7.15. Mardyn.,-Ott Pne&dity ...o n u e r v e cr : AkantitthlsTheatre),. the Comedy of Th'e Child ~ on lir 'Y sta. lib V a Your". lady, being :her .first appe,.r aim .Vf , - . 4. Witi 'il . 'ne' ' "I'l • id - and the Force _, 1 1 4 5 t.,.. • 1 , te ...agple, 01., , I ' " ' f Th e Mc r tnapt e`e4 o'C lock.--,-On "Ihursday. the 1 1'4 ° -., •ark t ,' ) . Vetliet ; - Shylcek, Mr. DowtOn, being: 1,1 '''t. a l': ,„, l 't t1,.., e ,, 41 thit etiarecter. - 0.1- Saturday, t4e , ComenY of ebeen boumn ,vitil--..4t Mitt 11l Wilial Mr. Fiarley (havio- . .c ha _ tier ne,; a t P p plaustt ou his first altpeatzince in the that '44iet.'tor•Pangle,s) will, a. second time, pertoitu 1.1 k isti ,:. , . Ti thlcat r.)ranta, iii . Two•Acts, will shortly be produced. ba th' te Ma • , . nagers haVe to announce that Miss Nash, from Pari,s eligNect at this Theatre, and will make her first ap ee tarty in October. - ttliiisllEXlll.E ROYAL, - COVENT-GARDEN. ... '•• PRESENT EVENING, Scpc.'29, 181 a, trill be L 6 4 eteii the Serious Opera of .. 1, otta, ARTAXERXES, ~ 4. - , Xe l A r li S I M r ,? ~,t. Punnet ; Artabanes, !(r. i. Toy n li e n - ; ‘ , ,i , r; 11ftlitt (i'°'nelair ; Itituenes„ Mr. Trehy ; ? an° 4 ' 2 S l ,: p, 4 e4,„,,,,r, , , int th 1 thi s e ?heat re 'Royal, Dublin,' being her y f "lis stag e ) ; , Seinira, at iss Carew. k ts ''' l " which, the new Mein-l)rania, called k*fral d , ITIIE MAGPIE, Olt. THE mAn). . '• AI 1 kr. PaW • t F , d Mr. Barryinore ;Ft enry,' k?A t. ~. taut} . „ . ce . t,.; A erar , . • ~ ~•of the vithige, r 1411ncL.' netijatain, Mr. Farley ; Justict., , ,‘, . . t .. '•Cic r . i ', 4l 'd ; Martin, Mr. Liston ;. Bertrand, .11. 1 1 rout; ,11i Ac t ( ' ", Mrs. Davenport ; Annette; :Hiss S. Booth. , I cip 4D , an -Incidental Ballet, elnnilosed. by - Mr. Noble. ,-,ancers :--.:\ Ir. Noble and Miss Luppino. C 14 w hich Wili be added, the,Farce of 1,41154,1 c 1 FIONEs`c TEIJE.VES• {first r;Orle); , I ‘ .l , ( T_ Itti.Y; Nl,, ar ,"'eAs, Mr. Abbott; 'Teague IOL, At',Y,Airs. Davenport; Muth, Mrs. Gibbs; ... 1 . ~ .1.; 1 .) , • 0 04 e ;tiit • 1 ' 4 4 'will l , • . ,- t ri ve and the Play 1; . 4 ' k - latr: "_e,! ) .l l elletl. rtt Bal.-pas t• tt, ''tes 7 , P.r4t Sax; ower(,cor,tlPrice as. 6d.—Pit 33. 6.1.; .Seco , u•d pri . ce . e(41(1 Pei, -4 , ll ery .25.. & ond p r i g , 1,...,14 per Ga. I er)• is. 11 'l ' i ` : ' , o ‘e 6 i d ' '' ,tli c ,, ri.lie Boxes- to be taken o f W. Brandoh, i, ilag O,Z, ..lit4r-street, froull'en till Fr..ir• at the . 7 1 , q,11,1 wilt resum e her Perfornsniees . fnrth r !'s Sea ., son I•'''i.' Y ' ''xt , 1 411 ; r , --- • of Juliet. On '""""Y' ' kii `"Ore . t ...Lia_n..ter 4. 4 t!/ NI p . (,), i N . tr e ,„ F . I.: , •a ? fie ... "it'l '.t")-r)r4l, fTI M a1...ie., oft ie .7;taid, will he ' I )!LN •'" ( ?ot1 ; ,, ~: u u! , ,,., tlll flirtiltril.,ilet• . I.t Joliet Miss ~!111; 4 4. , toe Tr:ur,edy of [(once° arict••!"- 1 -- - ., : dis l b; Play 411:iirreP•lue'st NlT'.c* t(rible*--()" V' ttins riel" ' MiSs Mac • e• , ' 4 , The Enchanted Island :-.> ~.,—,----- - " - m s UPERIOR' ADVICE. : i ii l i t ‘ a 7, t'''.. P-ti)fessional Men , f skill ~I,itis,:t.'," ePerienee, cffer their tidvice.,, and exert . their kl"p4ll.th, the:critt of a few reignilig Di-,:at.e7, the' , !" K " • "like,;7 t prki 4 di ce . w i s - , 0 i ti s ti. ) , excityo against the .. td„tl Illts of me • . x:o. ed 14 ti , ,4, I , , notant i.t a, ~ sr -- if I • first principles, ti 4 t eiza4 r .s t ,"'• Praetice of phvtitc. , Messls : ...„., ,__, __ ac _ CU(tRIE a ill ' id d tb,,t and 1 ., ti •12,'euils, sanction, :d by every yris ite,, -1•0 . p . i .a.. t,,,,, for'.', le 'uniform success %quell their mode of tit. I 1411 a vreal (.., 1:• . 1, - t i; erto b ee n atteothid, eltr i , , e with th °In1) 4 ' 4l s I '4' . -- Lorne,: to the ,14 61 , ,a ° 1 , t•v e ,.. 17 . e same assiduity to direct titel. s ~. I, r c f the IP'"cies Orthat ha t eful poison, as we,l as the ctrl o r „,L',e,, istres,sing d;biliti e ; and deti,eie . ncie a s ta tt i - t ic ti l e i Ivie t4 bio i i ` "oltter the rnatrimonal state. In tne c ,_ 4, t.Clid-r,.t'hit.rrott.ies there are umie more aff}icti-ug . th , a , u n t c l e ior ~v vtti h i t; _,k7 Unavoidable con3mpenees ot an nutui,.... n 'Zede r his, `.' tractile .babit. The unhappy "ler"' to ',lnTirtitns asham broods ed tt; 'seek relief, until he is . re . - 14 4 401 1ier, e 1 4 ItakV D r•lllli4ctry as tti_ render life o PPres . 2l ;!-: ti t)l4Y 4° ‘ 4 ‘' ''s i " '''''ll bee consolinn. retlectit,ll to UlliplA that c !,sc:l'lt f or ' l 'Y a Limy and infallible remedy, be rest , ote itel, ,iir'''"!Pristitutional. t s.rength and vigour. , Pt ta . k, Ite l 4 . (lf. c , , dtbilitated h a bit' s • p r - ocee di ng either.frorn aFt 41:1'24 11°, t? 1a tiCliticit plea lire, or from a long rest etr, B,..,ebillates, hard drinking-, the dicionsnse o Rri. t "St. b e . at, s Peelil ie s td re d t:,, ii..zilth ancl strength . . ~_ , ; 4,!: e 'l lr;, ,, c,iin t. a , i s i e l l tl e iii v i i d e e a ii i t , . tc p i r t i y i p 0 iti on '',, that, Where th e a,, t is direa,:•.l to the treataie n t l i e. 11 41, 41 ';e rta.,•',„l-ew Pecithai eoniplaintS, there inott . lie . s;,.'llet'iti,"Y.of - suQ, ess; an d as a pronf of this positintr. !iliz t . , al l ,' , "i cure- is •so partienlarly eStiedit ions, as well - . tii i ,,, l Ps 4 , l '''.. ,idently soperiv to the c.xinition practice, f i 41 ^-.. 12 ' 1 ' 1 e(1 i t. Stilr't C a ' SCS; of 'ninth,' n a perfect restoration is 14. 1 , t 1 ( k , l i iik•,, t l ' in . c thurt period Jf three days,''atol in those .3 , f . 0 4 -,l'' per,:eleracYovliere other practitioners have failed, 14,4'41:it/It, ;' vera neeriti their plan of treatment ensures to 11 ' 1 11 t * . tly 4 4 4 :111-',, well-o.ounded, and lasting .. re-est . a , h 6 lii , ..l:_- W°ll‘ ~ kiii e,.„'''.‘Y of ion, the patient will esc.ip ti e ktt ' C'etl p i .'''!"ee of a tedimis attendance tTon the less ex . .- k. 4 citst4titiotter. 'lti the mug obstinate and c0mp1i ',1.4,4!.,1,4„,„ ven.ercal infectiqn, such as ehntructions in the I ti, , ta lti -'y. exereseetie,s,, 'hard tumours, callous ulcers s , th,4TV.rtecle''''loal weakness, gleets,-:ts ako SIRICTURES, 1 0 0.. 4 ~',9 ar ot ri t t'r 'of long duration, and which have baffled hi ti.` trt:q; other' Practitioners, are, by their-present itsiproved 1 . ,i, i. le ~44 , 114‘t, effeetiinliy ;iad permanently eur,d, With- A.(l,llllkr,2l'llt. Slarerin- the excrnciating pain and aiariniig t )li 4r (44.14 t. Which freoitiently f - li o-v- the ••pplication ,of the lzitt r 'e, It) t l ie „ -. L. ') ' •'' ...:. - ... -•-• - , rieliei! 111 ~_. 1 opw is, _1 (...ourse, (2,ri:b txtt . t,s ; L.e [.. ._ . .05 kt ILY ~,,a,...Unerous cases of tri;.;tores lace . oet ;., “u 0 tip t ,' l l.) ) , 't their care, the total ecadic:ation of which is ~ ; , '', J r 10 4 ki.e, oertain,.and esitaitious if - nide of prautice, 1,4,,•14.11.1,it.ti''' Other yet, adopted. ' 4 l'he wetakness, reiaxa t,,e'lltht4' and ~,Y, Proceeding limn this: .;:nplaitst, is speedily ites, ~ • II ut ..,.'oc patient rest(); ed tu sound and rtgaruus t ri v ;:,'Nv e ,...!`itur the dehility Etas for remedies, exited, a pro:. ~i ci rt i i „ l qu i ce in t heir rest oratiVe . aftr .thu t,.41114,ttv,.:1,,1tt1y,,t); 1411.0Ze7i41", s t. i r ,a ° . Y r ' k e 'sl'of is lifien, diall3l4elll;"'al)retY:ari'e-1:114u .".'';e.7t1t.: • it I 1 Nol l i • ' tit t '"''t 1,,., 1 "Men and dentlenien of. the first icspettab!,_-. ,A e unit al . t ,113,(I'er the ctire Of Messrs. (2urrio raud Co. Tor A, 11-11)1,:ti, -Cuniplaitits. of the Urethra, Strictures, 6.... c . ,; titth'Wert),,,e eiven a ilidical,atid pert - HA:lent cure, IT'l'!"t,. 4f. t t ti"is i , ` s - 414 ) l ' e "lade to then, asSatisfactoi y evidences fro„;44:ititittit 'ul? " -1° En-v of Messrs: and 'Co.'s 2 1 ;an 41 ., - '° to 0 ,. Ni a,uy of 'these Geiiileinen have had Strictures 1 h:; ..4 l iva ~;; e , ;r4 , 'and bad I' . 41 the care of •Mosrs. t.. 4te,i,-,` 's.,.es, an ti. uther)Seeuirilo'nes r 0 f eijUjii "le 7 1 i C Wi i :i t " tl it , enre bi the :apolicultiou of the lairar )i.i4i'l‘ri.r, ' " ts ueceu., , ' t,, tt tirrit• and to ,‘tis,•Nit-'r,reatest. gii ,_• . rb , Ry , be consulted by either So x , kr 3 kti,,, it " s • i lu7 H att ' , : i i i ‘z . u.. : ,. d secrecy, and honour, at :jtieir lb, ' 4 ! ti,vittl'ie Qt/Lllltr4y4:tr:lrLe ta , ted tn state. the particu ki4,"it a i 5:,,, ., 14e, mid genial habit of living tste. &c. ICli,l';_wili,ht,,'_ntalice fur ativiee and ineclieines i ~belt this ),;o').,ttik.t. 7,1-Itir snt.to iny part of the kitigdpn. fo 51‘ut It„,f~s lic e ssential to their, undertalttlig,. the ' 4 4, 4 '1,`,.1 5 . ay be added to hi accouut fot .medicices. ~,,,, 1 . •C'7, lattOblortleu. • • . MR. WEST'S PICTURES-CI-MIST RE'. ;TECTELI; hiv SECOND PICTURE, of CHRIST I/ EALING in the TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the CIO CIFIX,ION of OUR SAVIOUR, with Bri'6Yll i;i(WrCRE ' S, aft pow Itxhihiting PALL-M XLL, near Cadton , Honse, .erery day (Sundays execketeil) Iron) Ten in the -Morn ing till Fire in the Evening - . • By Order, CI - I,VRLES SMART, Secretary. AIAGNIFI_CENTLY NovEL LoTrEter! NUT 15,000 itch.;:ts, which, have t►.te.Ciizitce of ALL the Itrizes; tirefollottine; Scheme; 61,29,0ci0 Tickets. By this urrang•eraent the aaionut of .Prizes is in= creased cme-third above wrist '115,s ever before en riched iciVileel with .1.5;03 . .) - rickets, and includes for the first time since the eSbiblishuielit of LOtteries, • Three Prizes of L. 50,000 each, and Four Prizes of L. 20,000 each. BEGINS DRAWING SEVENTH OF NOVEMBER. SCHEME. _ , 4 . .50,000 3 per Ct. C0n5,..L.150,0 0 0. 3.... Prizes of 4 • 64 - 1,000 • 20,000 ditto, - 3.. ' .. 4,000 ditto, 8 l,OOO ditto, 1, 8, 2 :: 10.— 6OO ditto, 5,060 10 ' 300 ditto,' :3,600 'lO • 2OO, aiteo, •., ; oat 24 • 100 Money,... 0,4t0 ' 40 ... .-.... 5O ditto, -_ .. v,clty) 2,000. • 15 ditto, 10,000 2,000 8 - 20,000 _Amounting, in Medi anti Money, to k. 314,400. • `Sliares, as well as Tickets, of ALL the Sttick Prizes, will receiVe their proportion; transferred to the Holders, ivitkont any Dedtiction whatever. "fICKE US and stiAltES are selling at T. BISII's ''the Contractor's) Offices, , t; CORNIIILL, and 9, CH AlIANti- CROSS, London, who Shared and Sold, 'in the Contract just ended, No. 2,657, a Prize of 40,0001.-Three of 1,0001. and Seven Golden Pri'zes; and in the Lottery which ended in April, ALL the Three Prizes 'of 30,0001. . . , INSURANCE OF TRANSPORTS' AND MERCHANT . SEEPS. xrancE is hereby given, that the REGULAR . —L 1 COPPERED TRANSPORT ASSURANCE ASSOCIA TION Will admit Merchant Ships in general,, as well as Transports, upon the Premium Principle, on and from the 2d of October next, in c,mformity with the Resolutions passed at the General Meeting of the Members of the Association in August last. NICHOLAS CHESTER, Secretary. Office, 13, St.Swithin's-lane, Lim:hard-street, • intrrisH FIRE OFFICE, FQII. the Insurance.. of Buildings:, Furniture, MerOandize, Ships, Vessels, and all other. Property, against Loss or Damage by, FIRE. , Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years toge ther; may be eUted at this Office upon the most equitable Terms. Policies will not be charged for .Suons of 30(0. er upwards, nor to Persons .increasin their present Insurances.. The whole STOCK (2f ti I .' ARM gill be insured without Specification, at the reduced Premium of per Cent. . Receipts for the llen.ewal Of Policies expiring at Michaelmas- Day may be had at.t i lte principal Offices in the Strand and London, and of their Agent; in the Country, Who will receive Proposals for new Insurances. .13y a late .Act of Parliaxtent, the Ditty on Fire Insurances has been increased to 3s. per Cent. Romar SKELTON,. Secretary. BRITISH PAINT - AIANLJFAUTORY„ No. C• 2, Queen-street, Cheapside, London. M PEN ET RA Fl• i'A I NTS acid COAL TAR Bk;,(aWN„ : for .Paris f aliaa,,`+la:r,i; Out Buildings, and Weath,r poardiag 0 f every 'desi:ription. • nrisible Green, per Cwt. 5.65. I White Paint, per Cwt.... 565. 'Uri, ditto Bright Red ' • 505.• Olive ditto Lead, Stone, and Chtro- Prepared Oil so thin theM for late Colours * 4 * Fine Paints and Oils of every description. These Paints - possess the greatest 'durability, and will' corer asurface nearly twice as great as any others ; and as they dry quick, and are very ornamental, - they may be applied to the general purposes of Inside Painting. Refined Tar Brown per Cwt. 225. Common Tar brown Tiießaned Coal Tar is recommended for all rough Work, Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, &c. - It is perfectly insolu ble in water, and it, a Cure for.the Worm and Dry Rot ; is of a good colour, dries very hard, and only: requires to he well heated when used. Sold only by UPTON and' Co - . Queen-street, and by their Agents. • --, - -LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness . the DI:KE of NOIIK, President, and the following Committee of Governors . Earl, of Egreinont . Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. Earl of Leitrim Jolla Latouche, Esq. N. P. Hon. It. B. Sheridan, M. P. _ Cut. H. Clements, Al. P.. Hon. Col.q.Bari:', _pipt, J. Hay:, t SrAcco-s,- . Mr. Kiernan,: Member of the Itoyal Colle g e , London. r - HptiE above ESTABLISHMENT unites the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTI'T'UTION,, with a Delicacy, llonnift, and Secrecy, that belongs 'to- Private Practlce, and, added to its high Patronage, it conducted by such Profes sional Shill 'and extensiVe Piaetice, that the worst Case, of Disease, ar, Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. hoWever invetei ate or of long staniling, experienee . a complete Cure. as well as that Deranginheot of the Generative Organs, which impairs the Constitution 4ncl,.shorttns Lif,• 111r.*Kiernan may becons.ulted by Pal . ;ents of both sexes, ai his *lva:4 , house, No. 21, Lowe.r Charlotte-st4et, Bed ford-stiCare, Where the necessary -4d . vite and.Meilienics be given,,or sent to any 'of the Milted This Day was puhlished,• price 4a: hoards, by F. Kiernan, a Secotlo ritd im proved Edit ion of 4.PracticatTreati se on the Venereal,Disee and its'Conseque.nees. Sold. by Sherwood and Co., .20, Paternoster-row; 50n,.174., Fleet street; C-allow, Crown-coati,' Se.ho aitd by.altother ,Book itellers. • • . • I(.1101 N'S PILLS, • For the.GRAIML, sTONE, LUMBAGO, &c. TN Cie tlriont; incident to tiff:. Flu- ,JAR Inall Frame, ti ere are wine more dreadful in their mature, nor More alarming in their . c o n sequences, - titan the t'ii?..AVEL in the BACK, LOINS; mid LIINBAGO. They are Cumplaints hie!' every :perFOnl r liable,.•, arid are a. foundation for every ether speCies of Disorder. The above iiiValnable Medicine, -composed the most innocent Ingredients, has been fuund.of tingular efficacy' the above Complaints; m reoving the' Calculi, or' geitiy 'Secretioas, and banishing e•rerY pernicious tendency to those Disorders , w i thout coo firtiownt. • From. a entisciousness of. the powerful quality of these Yilis, fully evinced by a private Practice of many Yeats. they are offert‘d to the Afflicted, and ikimninctided as a Cure for the above. Complaints. • A:9Fr OF A toETTIM: FROINI CORDON, ESA. S:R,—/-laviinebern foraboye twenty yeafsgreatly'distress l M with the Gravel,. violent Pains in the 13ac1:4 a Strang - nary with little intermissiod, and the most excruciating t o rtures, when ereil ayes - opted make wattr; and.at lasibeeanie so weak, T front want of rest and appetite, was, Atareely able to walk across the room. In hope=-of relict, I had, from time to t ith ci i reco urs.e,To the host advice, and tool[ the most approved Prescriptions, without being any berth.. Observiing Hick . Man's Pills advertised as nri effectual Cure fur the Stone and Gravel, and stoppages of Urine, I used thew this summer for about tvh) 'months ; and front them found daily bet:. .ter, pass my Water freely : without pain : lily appetite and strength restored, am able to ride. on horseback, wing') leould . for twe l ve t iv,l . lths preceding the use of thest Pills. • orti Sir, your most obedieut Sorvant, • GEORGE GORDON. -October :24,1811. Sub-Sheriff, Berwickshire'. Sold at fqr,Dutler's,•4, Qheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chureh7yard, and fuost- Medicine, Venders in every Town, in Ipies at yd, and 11 . • WATERLOO SULNCRIPTION. , . . , City of.Londnu Tavern, Sept. '2B, 1115. AT: a MEETING of the t.4ENERAL' COM .• MITTE'ri, 41:is Day, WILLIAM DAVIS, Esq. in the Chair. The Treasurers Report was.read,-- , Tliatthe Amount of ail :ittiricrii!tions received .and . • . - made at this it!;ce, to the 27th, was.. - L. 10,828 ptions bettun, and:proCeeding in sere- ral Cities,Towm, and Districts, of England, Ireland, and SvAland, .Of which the Com mittee have notice or advice, about - 50,000 0 0 That 1,.400 Long Annuities •, • •„ 19,0 TO Reduced 3, per. Cent. Annuities 60,200' 3 Per Cent. Consols had been ins ested. .• , The Committee havtt advice, per MessrS,ThCrnton , orid Co. of a yery liberal Slthscription . being opened at St. Petersburgh by the British Factory. acid Individual British Residebts iii that Capital, to which many Foreigners are desirous to add the testimony of their : satisfaction and admiration of the va lour and success of the glorious 18th of June. 2Fth o Tune.—At the General' Meeting ,at this place-,-Re solved, ,“ That a Gentril Sul,:scription of all classes be open ed for the.special Relief a.id Benefit-of the Families of the - brave Office's and Privates killed, and of the wounded Sa ll rers of the ARMY under the command of the illtharious WELLINCTON ' in the:signal Victory of Watvr :',..i&;-::nd in'the severalßattsles' of the present Carapaiim." eoth JULY.—By the Licence of the. King's Letter:. granted by the aittbority Of the Prince Reget,t, to the Archbishops, Collcccioas are also nialtig under, direction, by th e Clergy, of volantary :ruti.wiptions in their Churches and Pa rithe4, for the relief of the 011icers, Non-commissioned Of rwris, and Prichtes, .So'dei•ers at Waterloo, of the 'Bifj •.risti ARMY, dn,:er the coinnond of Field Marshal th , .! finbe of WELLINGTON,- and of the PRUSSIAN MI, under th e ounnirand of Field Marshal Prince B4UCI-I,Eti.. The Committee desire to receive ;:mmediate Applications from the Widows, Families, and dependent Relatives, and for Orphans, of Officers and Slobbers killed; and from• Otfi cars disabled, ok severely Ns-unit:tett, and Privates disabled or severvly wounded,- who have r ecovered, and Iday be certitied and discharged i•.•being- rcad . y to attend to all such' cases, and to afford, where wanted, a assistance anal iri part of that which may hereaiier he, determined nu for their cases respectively when a near calculation can Ir made of the extent of Claims,. and of the amount of , the Subscriptlons properly applicable - to such relief. • Further Sul: L. .7. tl. Parish of Flepliwould cum Wilton, Nor , - . folk, by the Rev. Henry 'lil►iey• - Parish of fieilser, land by. the Rey. , scriptions L. a. d. At Chatteris & Co. Parish of Prinperne, • in Dorsets. by the Rev. 1t.14. Crosse 10 14 G §® W. Gil - i 13A Winiani Cobh - I 1 0 Joseph Dymond - 2 2 0 At Pole, Thornton, &Co. Parish of Woriton, in Cleveland, per the Rev. W. Deason 4 19 3 Parish off Caritots, in .ditto, per ditto • 5 1 0 Piiriih of Faceby, itt - per ditto 0 4 6 Parish of Hutton Riad= - by and Staituer, per Mr. Bri4ham - 1 14 6 Parish ofilitto,byLady - Amherst, per -ditto 10 0 0 Parish of Grindon, "I)orham; per Rev. Terrott 2 . 6 Parish of Yarm, York shire, per Rev.. Mr. Graves - 35 10 4 At Smith, Payne . 8c Co. Parish of Cai•xielt, near Lincoln, per Rev. Sharrey Parish , of Colrby, Lin colnshire, per Rev. • H. Waldo Sibtliorp 21 0 0 Parishes of Apley and Stainlield, Lincoln shire, . per Rev. A. Bursar - - 7'o 0 Parish of East Bark with, Liitcolushife, per ditto. - - :Pal i§h . of West Bark a. With - , Lincolnshire, per Rev. J. H. Hol land - Parish of Burgh triton Ilain,:Lincolnshire, per ltev. J. Benson 4 16 6 Parish of Beckingliant, Lincolnshire, per the Rev. R. Moody 14 7 5 Parish of Fenton, Lin colnshire, per ditto 5 14 0 Parish of Washing ' burgh,Lincohishire, per Rev. F,. Mnsing- • land - 8 15 0 Parishes of Torksey & Hardwick, Lincoln per.Mr. John Wilson - 3 7 Subscription of the In habitants of Risk, p Norton, in Lincoln shire, by the Rev. M. Bowefoank 6 2 6 At Norton Place, vie. lei'- . 19 0 o LadyChobncicy 5 0 0 'Miss Harrison 5 0 0 Small Subscrip tions 2 tq 6 If 2 Parish ,of Notts. by the Rev. J. Macon - - Parish of Clrborinigh, Notts. :by, the Rev. J. Flint 7 Parish of O'rtis'all, Notts. per the .Itsev. a. Flint , - .3 13 rarish - of Gressf6rd, Denb.yslt. bytheßev. C. Parkins - 44 6 Parish of East Til bury, by the Rev. • Evan - 11 36- Parish of Incliing, -by ditto . 5 0 0 Rt•vNl,r. Evans nf :derby _ , . 1 vo 3" 90 3 60 At Lloyd's. Pcirish of.Mci>thyr,Teii wil, Glamorgatistii re, by William James, Churchwarden - 9 0 . 0 Parish of Bentworth, • Suuthainvirn, • 3 3 0 Parish of Horsted.K(l•• 1 6 0 nor - 3 5B Parish ' of Launton, 0:ton - - 3 , 0 0 Parish, of worth Wi ng- • field, Derby - -17 0 6 Parish of Great Whel nethim, Key. Johia Cartwrigtt ,- '6 5 0 Frilbiey f,:hapel, Sur rey, per Messrs. •-• .Knight.and Taylor, A - car:lens - 12 14 6 Knight, •Vriinhatn, Surrey 5 0 0 Ilex. Wm. Lance • .2 0 0 Parish of *Faccomb, Andover - 1 10 1 Parish of TO.ngjey •215 2 Subscriptif , n at Swab ampton, remitted by Smith & Co. flight lion. Cco.Rost, in addition to , 1501. subscribd in Lon- , .don - - 10 ~00 Geo. Henry Rose, Esq. - LO 0 0 Messn . . Bm;th & Co. 5 0 0 (Chan dos-street, dih-square,quare, Lon- don) - 10 0 0 Cba , k6 Wilton, Esq. ditta - 10 0 0 Edw. Tavlor, Esq. of Hamble - -10 :0 0 Liistptt & Sons 5 0 0 Dr. -Walters, Deputy Inspector of Hospi- tal s - - 3 3 0 blessrs. 11. King and Sons • - - 5 . 0 0 Sundry .snialler sub scriptions - 18 16 0 2 4 9 At Ransom Miarelii►ld Si; Co. Parish of Sheffield, in addition to fi. , .G5/. . 133. ld. already re- • ceiyed 86 16 3 126 19 0 Expehies - 2 1 6 • !..;tilt . scriptiuns aro rteeivt•d. , duct Tavertt;.acaby.4ll-the.Bat I. . 'rata) received )24 17 C it Lloyd's, at the City of Lon iiikers.of the.Nietcopolis. J. P. WELSFOII.I7, Sc. e • gSt li Septemlicr. GENUINE MEDICINES NENYBEfiv'T - aITd . 112 . Church-yard, inform th Medicines, with ttie late Dat4 Niliaier of their Hottte is 45, tl ! :..d. Dr. James Powder .... 2 9 SONS, iii St. Paul's Public that the Prices of their es, are' as folfow ; and that the try thhci from Cheapide. s. d. Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc '2 9 Anakptlc Pals 4 i; Cmivals ' ioty Oa 2 6 Pill, 2 ; 9 Camomile Drops 1 9 . De•Piaat.in t s , tbalyi:catc 4 0 :Essence of Coltsfoot 6 Carmiur;tive... 1 9 Mr. ~4-r e ncCs-P_ontifrice 4 0 Tonic Pills Law:am:ea Powiici .. • 6 Euglisb Coffee ' 2 9 The Snu PC,te de 3ubube • enie . . 33 the 'name «F. NIEAVBERY" he ongrarcd 'the Stamps, the itboy e cannot, be g • • Dr. Haulier's pills .... 1 11 Hmiry's Magnesia ... • 2 9 Gtas 's •Nigtiegsia. ' S 6 Strong Tinet. of park 4 6 Esse.nCe of Gitig:ce 1-iu - 411mn'i ditto 3 6 chilterille :a Salts 2 •:9 Scots Pills .. 1 Greenough's Tiuctures 2 9 Spilsbury's ditto 6 0 - __;-- I. , oengcs .. • 1 11 Welch's Pills slotliinoyrup 2 9 1 Dr. !tiala,mitt's•Tea .... 2 .9 •+„,*'Artiple allowance Kill bdmale upulltbese and all alter :IMajc;iatts , u: route, for,Er.Purti,i,t-..-.iaz 'FOREIW.4: INTIi;LLIQT.-.T4.N.CE, FRENCH PAPERS, [RECEIVED LAST NIG HT.] PARIS, SEPT. 1 5 .5.—The Xing has appoiotea Ministrs and Secretaries of State : For Foreigiz ..fairs, t4e Duke of Richelieu, Peek. of France. . . Tor War, the Duke offeltr, Peer of France. .For the iliarine and' Colonies, the Viscouut -Du.% bOucha'ge, - .Lieutenant-:Generl. . • _ Forlire . Interior, the CouOt de - Vap6lanc,Pre.. feet of the Departnient of the Bottches-citt:itlitine. For General Poll 4, the Sieur de Cities, Couti., sellor of State. . . His Majesty lass not yet disposed of the depart. tnents of Justice and Finance, . . Ircstnr:1•::1 Co'crit de IseChlada,-Grandirt of Spain of- the hrst-class, ambassador frOnt his Ca tholip Majesty; had'his tisst audisnet of the King, (G l vette Ojiciz4te.) ' The GO,tAte - conta:ts.ahO an Ordrnance of tl4 King appointing the Sieur Lynell,. Mayor of tiourdeaux, a Member of the C. , aMber of Veers ; another appointing Colopel Monteheitu, Com niisSary at the island of St. Helena tO:superiuteta the detention of linona'Orte ; and a third nomi nating, the Sieur Osmond Administrator 7 Getieral, of Posts - , in the room of M. Augui6, dec'eas k A. It is asserted at Tresent, at - fd tUe as, rtiun Pears probable, thatthe Allied Sovereigns will n o t leave this capital for a. Week to tome. liie departure of a patt of the Russian army' has beeh counterthaPile.l. Two divisions ot in fantry and one ut - aragoens wall remain for stmt true in the Freueh :territtity. They will occupy the departmeots of the ,Upper Marne, the Al -.true, the Meuse, and the Mean he. Count Less-ert is. Chief of the Staff of this ininy, tit which Count .Sohbauoff is 'General in "Chief they reside at. Nancy. , , On the 14th inst. General Tauenzein, cOthat , mantling the titb cOrpS of the Prussian army, re•*- ipiirtd tht following articles to be furiiishetLat Rennes within three days 480,0001 b. of bread; 240,4011.1. of fresh. meat . ; 15,0001 b; of salt; .4b,0001b. of rice; 90,0001 b. of beans, lentiles or other dry pnise; 45,9001 1 / 7 of butter or bird ;,.240,000 titres of beer 120,0 0 ditto ,of Wine; 25,000 ditto of brandy; . 13,00011i.,0f tobacco for smoking; eO,OOO .b . ukheis of Oats; 360,00011). of hay, and its much of straw. to meet requisition, the Prefect tere has imposed a tax, equal in amount to the tax on,persons and Moveables for the year 1815,, and which Must be raised by the sth of Oetobet next. The !uke of Orrant6 stt off Ye 3 ter d `for Dresden. • The Erniietor of Russia made yesterday a visit to the King. This Monarch remained for half ari, hour %vial leis MdjestY. His Royal Highness tht Duc d'Angonleme paid yesterday a visit to the Emperors of Russia and, Abstri We are as . sufed •this evening, that - M. Gros hois is appointed to'tbe Seals, aml to be Minister oljustice. The other nominations are not kno;u7n. Al Tabry, Secretary t 6 tyre Duke of Otranto, is appointed, according to report, Secretary 1.0 the Saxon . Ernhassy.—(JOur4at des Dekits.) , PARIS, SEPT. 25,—A great part of the,Prussiant . f.iraiy . iS to he concentrated round Paris, to be re viewed by the" King of Prussia before the depar ture of his Md.esty, which it to take place iu four or five dais. lire COuriers of Nantes, Brtsf, and. Valenciennes, are several days in arrear. _ _ _ WE LI.BOU SePl7. Is.—The marriage of-the Archduke Charles of Austria with het' Hikhness the PrinceSS Henriettli Nriissaw, has peen cele— 'brated solemnly here. His Imperial Highness the Archduke Palatine arrived in the morning with the Priucesi his spouse, to he present at this august ceremony. LYONS, SF.re. 20.—His Excellency, Marshal the. Duke d'Aibufera, ha dug terminated the disband ing tie troops of the army of the Alps,,demant'e►t and obtnined from the Minister of the Kit►g the per►uission of repairing to Varis; he %vas -!,o set out On Monday from Clermont ; the greatest or dcr took plaCe in disbanding the corps, which - all shelved the best disposition. The sub-ollicei•s and soldiers received their pay, 6re. according to thc orders of his Majest3%- EIIENCH PAPERS--(RECEIVE' THIS MORNING.) ORDINANCES OF THE KING. [The Gazette °fluidic of the 26th is occupied by two long Ordinances ; the first being tits quel to that of the tst September, concerning the organisation of the National Guard; the other rtlates to the changes of uniform in the different corps, and contains all the new regulations for their equipment, &c.] (From .the 21Ioniteur of the 26th) FEANKrORT, SEPT.I 9.—The articles published hi the Rhenish Mercury against Russia, France, and England, have no official or demi-official chat•acter;, they only, contain: the expression .of the private sentiments of the Editorand his protectors.' day that Journal contains an attach upon Austria. ,SQI.,EURE, 1:5, —They write from Geneva, thatseveral English families that had quitted that city, and its env►rons in the spring, on the news ot,Buonaparce's iuvaliun, have now returned tai. i~