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, • .:I "V , f . , ~,,.. ..,.., ~...., .., lor 4/ . 41 1 . , I„..trri ivy \ 1 ,1 ,. :9 4: 'I :: ‘ _, - As- inl r _______17,,,,1,,„,, , , . %/ZP-11-- ' ' ' ' • ,-------- 'N''' -. . -- ~,-,--,,,i • ",,;;;111,, ,:s-,,- - t ,s• `lit. i rrt :. . 4 .., - 1 'Er t , —..\4 1 • . ...4 ~: • ',I, , . a' ,• 4. , , ‘ ,l er -____ - - , - . . . „ .„ .. 4 „. , •4, , or,'!' . littmtEß 71571 MONDAY, AUGUST 1 1815. LPRIC'7Y, WEsT's PIC,I'URES , —CHRIST RE -.."-I), •IF('OND PICTUIO; of CI-Mlsris ClEY \ ' l \o in the 'TF:\II"L ' E '. an) the DESIGN of the C`11"- • I() ‘te, fq . (Wit AVlo'l7ll,' with several SKETCHES, lial,,v° Exhibiting- at No. 115, PALL-MALL, near Carlton ii till E . Sunilay exee.td) f i rout Ten in the Morn nx in the Evening. By ()pier. CLIARLES SMART. Seerethry. - WA FERO() SUBSURIPIION. t.e G • thy of Lond on T avern , 28th June, 1.31. a. "%N i),11 AL 11 F.,ETINGr this place,. " That a General Suhscriptiln of all•Clas , es sf i t . (l for the special Relief and Benefit of th'Families liku,„,or-tre Me n and of the lf.;, nridt-d Sufferers of, the AlnlY under th,e l'ornm:Lnd of :,'Lt illnstrions the 84NraViipN, inhe signal V - ict Ory ' of - Waterloo, and in -I ”es of the pre•ent Cainpaigo." i. 4 tN n l iScrititioti s at this place, I MI - Aug £.107,451 Is. S tihseriptions are making in Westminster, tltest„.. Dublin. Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, Man ~xct gliam, Northampton, Leeds, York, dep er. , , t . lid oth er Cities. and Towns of the Empire, anti are ltude,:cilesolt in the Eastern and Westerti 'COtnine'S and De- ti/111 %went loriesPinfottl °.ei.,Pit of a Play at t`,"ill loe.ttre at l'res toll2l) John Stan, toll M'sfl. M a n ager 10 10 riellio4 it) the Pa t:ll,ei I' of & O rtnesbv ty H in I'mlishire Iv the ker. J. D: Collection ;• 42 9s 10 Ay4t 4 „ at War tli ".. a Dtscourse btp f 5 R ey. R. Her. Xt ..----- r• Clark e ,: . r;4 16s 10 at war ~t,lecthiciad ' At Lloyd's. 10 10 illei e • 41 ' 4 ' 1 Yr, the William Neville - ... 4) tic ..`I of one ht's John Shaw -. a t o l ie "P at hrs Leture 1 8 Admiral Sztniuel Cornish 10 10 tler c tl e i d at the Baptist Colleetioi at Little _ 7 6 All r! g at Warminster 210 Ba,illovi. -- , ', -. . are re_ k,te'rietrlitninications and Notice of Sulserlption' I.le. of 4Oodoti t 0 be addressed to the Committee at the City Boh, avern. 404 litrpions are received at Lloyd's; at the city of Lon -I'4'l; ail d by all the Bankers of the Metropolis... J. P. WELSFORD, Sccrettry. Furtl;er Su' L. s. - t o ,6 5 5 Iscriptions : L. s. At Chafteris & Co: Collection in the Pa,.ish of Clifton, COuntv of Gloncester, by thekev. John liensman 135 12 4 Collection at St. Paul's, in the County of Glou cester, by the Rev. James Ohre 53 3 At Barnard & Co. Doctor Rabinzton - 10 10" Tills. Norton Powlett 10 1) J. P. " 2 0 Lath Aumst. t itat 3---. t , 4 NT t Decree • H h C o ot f . Chancery, ii,h ie i oa' of the g.. . o ~.,f , K II d i a C4us e , IV WDOWSON against D U ('K, ~.r uis, 1 `AtgI)ITORS' 0! JOHN Cilb, s " Il ' tie Ate ( r Qtm, '. artford-H. it . the County of Cnester, Ecl -441." fertili,("l'l' &it'd on .oc 4 ahot l i n t thc, 3 , i day Au le , S lift, to.c . DEB i s before lii, ' tep', °me i n and PROVE their ,aid of March, - ,, 1 9 ,14), 1 Cha, ~ en, Esq. one of the Masters of the Court, at )44,'A,4'1,)4n0r.% in SoohatnptOn-buildings, '" of t i i ,In default thereof they will be excluded the Be- Chancery-lane, e said Dueree. ' y i " - - 7 - 7 —,_____...____ * The" 41-tAzAltr), ButtNtil, and Co. respectf u ll y - i r tni uii krill theyublic tl tTICK.ET-; and SHAR , ES, o 1 'g.l.orllF.,i,t_'):3, ari. ri la n i ani'la . le at the ~.l i r Office, 'VI ‘...(T - 14-4nnlis Lotte; 4 ' L y °lA '' EX( t:, there is a Prize of f ii i ,4 l , ~,,,Y 151`,1,.itohnsoatficl yt.)43,54(),(1,e()01f.i2c1;'::°.(.) .s' aall:l1dOi:nme: ~-,ittiv , ~ I‘uich ‘kiii h e . p,,id, by them t? - „His 140,Vitt.lile whole to he brawn oil the 24th o f I • W Tlrr•'?S'S. • crtint9', /NcompAliAnLE s---- Sh a red and 't isIiOITSAND POUND PRIZES 440,, ‘,8,5:3‘). sold by by WEB hi, v , if ; .•4e ,ittatteri;l;d .r . jwn Ist August.... ~ rwelve S ixteenths, ii. la r i : 1 ,,,, , , , in the last Lottery). .I .l .it :•l i ° g 't tTi: only Que 0 - -ne Q„l'-'q• • • • Drawn 13th May.... • ••ttrter! Twa Eighths, and Eizill. b etid es pc the Only One iu that ,Lottery.), . ,i n I S 3 i ( X ) t . .e o e o nths, (being pri zes Of 10001. 5001. - a-.6. and * et I , inie of 1000 Guinea -qe 411 '''' 4 .l at IVETl B's'mo ( s 4 t o F td o ' r - t tinat c-Ofiice, No. 17, Lud „ wyl gate-street, near St. l'aiirs. , '' . i ei, . a nnl,l ll , 4. feels the highes t t t s „ l e t n ii ts f , at' a t n io d t .c t on i a n . thy x , icing tht above fottnim . whic • b has at nil,' 1 Jltets that the 'serics of Good Loch, . . 1 14 t •‘ hs Of4e li'tj • • V Iltil °' tl 't aan ' I , ! ert ?' •"" c . " . - will again be pre i lerith . rroacaing Lottery its success huie 3s tirtintertupt . ecl, and rrl , ~ eQsispienniis l'ri:' E'll' LoTTniv. I 5 000 Tickets, with a Gran , d , b td 4f 3 ° 0 4 , 11 '-- - of <in Y '.' • Gold, , It) ll i ' , • and 3,000 Guineas , iti L,, ItSDAY, 2•lt h fnils - moN ni. will be a ll 1.7,.1441.1tate Lattery Office,' ill "'street, n ' l' e t a r St . Pau s. ..- Siii,F',l IILAL T •NT BLACKING, '' l ble l) ' L and V t * * A P 9 1‘. 7 l ii - h• lioniorn.—This •ffiesstia tilpq 11113,150 n Lajt‘lnl let' Hig h: Latium-, produce . - a,, 1;4 Is'"llianl .Ict-ilil"chl _Z I l' - l eg e tial to the made highest •!AP ,... , ~,4no'h'„afrords peculiar' Noti‘iyiishinent to the Leather . ; ill Tell,!ilea '4lll-'l''ls Eltest Linen • is petfeefly free frolli"nY,l4l' -(iiti NIEI win retain its Virtues in any thrnatt-. 14 1 I , eta il by t'l . •' - Grocers, B ut- Make", chl7Men, 51,,,,.‘ .nthl e principal u ' rS3 e United Kingdom. T i lt 1) A .--;-, - - eN TA • ki,4,‘11Ly,,,,21,-.NT 1111 PE It IM, 131.'iN „ d kIININA i l l PATENT 'TRAFALGAR sillrll(T)-A13-p; ~,11144,1,:1A8LE5, in tine elegant. Piece of Furniture,, _i 11,,i: t k , 11,1 e"ll4,lMeir %%iitlaif,erelttlitalis ; theyatetfiup , r a le i tlT e o n a t th, r ( ad %, „ ti. .e s; Brass-screw Four Post,.. ,f 7. 1 ' 1 ,S, wi, I's .ritittire and Bedding complete ~ Portable .. ji ` iiit tir "' ei eral other new invented ant:it:giros co at teicle o s_ ,tilt:'4)lst,,,,:; also a general and very Z:xtensive assortment t .. 1,41,,,,t,,i,',,,'-a4l:ibitiet Articles for furnishing II"u"'s ``'l'i'.d i,llist, ;I::,,nlaniifiiettired, where Families niay =elect a . t• c ,;'sq.„lii"ooe house in a few days, avoiding the extrein ...V l ' li slii l 'i, t , le n ' t . " "f Waitlug several Mouths in coinpletin their tV 4 II 4 44 w • , • &c. by t r t:-.4,,, ; ,., , sest India Articles, .Artny and Navy, &C. on ..,,:sil, `"l_l•Sarnlers, lff and 17, Catherine-streq ,Strand, .- --,,,,," ‘aos! ninderate, for prompt pztyinent: o t , N ---- -------- .„, tires,- N.s. (-“..TIDE to El EALT II is ad - 1A 4 14 2 . ' f !, 4 to the afflicted IVith Nervous 'Disorders, to those vit?tstr ,74,:!).41.11eat or change of climate, and to those who e l, a . ty „ f 7t; weaknesses aud ri laxations, originating in ._ it 14 . 1,i t ,, t , 4'f* Causes, this ‘Vork is part ietilarly.recoT mend k.),, ti:teli,avpi'll,!,,osi> a..nds,of people growls old beftre !lien - time, er,,, ii o .i telltale niektis of TCCovery of he mind as well th_k , ir , t , aod exalted them from a state of t metancholy and 4criil i ii 4 that of health, peace, and 'haPPlues3' All such ,M i ll (:1-slsY a tenil. t 3 tile OLSt'reations ind the Cases de kl,l I t(1 43 , si iir. .soloinoii's Guide to Health," price 35. and '"f,tisk.ti',,"ott, Neely, and Jones, Paternnstev-row ; ,k..ts. t . b;" -- , ----,- -------__________ qlsrly, T . ' - ;•,'-"E'' , or INFANTS, Sce. 1:1 itt ; ., i0i,,l kiENUiNE CAIOIINA'rIVE is Ik„l' ii ( m vut :.r to all other 'Remedies for the Wind, Pwrq il,,(4l, „ f i l n si and ali • those Disordet i .- - in the Stomach ti x r id' . two "f`'n'sy uhieli prove fatal to so many under 4 " 1, . ' ' `144 611 ) :2,, " ' it .i% equally eilic , , , ,Fions in (holies, Is , & voinplatinl_tn the Intestines of grown per t' 's ir l ..- Orli r.. tlitizo,i• 1 340, vi&o, t ,, ti ,_e Cordial Me:slieine .is prepared by Frances :,r.,t1.3., i1‘p,,,,,: ) :. iler Soos), danglitsr of the late Illr..Joepli 444 .„liiis p L .,,`" , '•:."'l' i tile lov..nitur, who bequeathed to her p70,1.,t,,,,„ J`.etYi tunkir his NVill, as inas he seen in the rt i: ,. 4 l . p: buns,S ,Wit ii r,iciiitts inst;inces of it.'",Y"CeSS• , dtl ( , i 7 , ni;l„„ -.'1,1),,ry . ' t ' d Sous, No. 43, St. Paul's Churcu- N 4.t t. 4 nd c‘ivitly doors fuolu Cheapside, price Is,'„,nd' a tr,t,j• w„. ( , ,,,, ,bien.' Ageut.lo Town and Count ry.—yo.•.. , erve en ~, / • INewherv,' N0..15,.5t. Pa , ll's,"'• are - ,: ''ltivk.. - t q s; and lie sort: to '...:sk fax.citirs 1.)::1 1 ) Y's AST INDIA HOUSE, Auk. 2, 1815. E COURT of DIRECTORS bf the. UNIT ED COMPANY of MEaCLIANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,. That a GENERAL CURT of the slid, COMPANY will be held .o their Howe, in Leadenhall-street, WED NESDAY, the iGth Instant, front Nine o'Clock in the Morn nptil Six io the Evening . , for the ELECTION of a DI.. REcro4l. of the said COMPANY, in the room of ROBERT CLERK, Esq. deceased. JAMES COBB, Secretary This Day was published, lu 12ino. price 2s, sewed, A BRIEF TREATISE on th.e.PREVENTIO'k 1, and CURE of DNEA`44 . S (as Well Sqrgie - al-as Physical;, by an entirely new Method of yroniating and assistmg Na tilre in the performance of the various functions'vssential to Health, without using any• Preparation to he" found in the present Pitarmacokcia, as successfullt practised. By H. SALEM!, Member of the Royal College of Physicians, London, and the Unicergity of Palermo. - London Printed for the ,k tabor, :and sold by J. Callow, 10, Crown-court, Prioces-street, Soho, and all the other Booksellers in the United King-dun-1. Just published, in Sco. price 10s. W.boat'ds, cRincAL INQUIRY into the PATI-10- LOGY of SCROFULA, in which the tlrigin• of that Disease is accounted for on new Principles; and a new 'and much improved Method is ri,ommended and explained for the Treatment of it. By GEORGE HENNING, London : Published by J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had„ lately published, in ISmo. price 3s. Henning on StrOFULA,.a. nrosniogi o.inpauion to the London Pha•maropcca. By •Tolin Nott, M.O. of Bristol Hot Wells. The Third Edition, adapted to She last Moon of theLolleg - 2. Also, Dr. Haygarth's Synopsis PhartuaCopaia Londinensis, sewed, is. BARNETT Gust Chymiit, INVENTOR. of the GUE.:- 'TONLAN MEDICINES, No. 9, Greatsurrey-street, Foot of Blackfriars Bridge, LIAVIN he G re , itled there for t last Twenty- One Years, during which time Upwards of Three Thousand PatieutS have been restored to perfect health by him after they have been admi:t ad into the London Hospi tals, when afflicted with the followin,?; comahliats, and. after continuing there a reasonable tiMe, were then returned from thence without being relieved, the" trait of which can be proved by the book of the said Hospitals, or from the. Pa tients themselves, *two-thirds of Which reside is Loudon ; great part 01' them have been advertised in the London Newspaii.ers, and Linflon Magazines for the lass Twenty Years. consequently. if not cvrreet, they, would have beenr most lastly stigmatized by those respectable Medical Gess- . tle.ilen that attend these charitable Institutions, as they had three.powerful inducements for it. In the first place because it was a duty which they bwed to the public; secondly, is'as a duty they owed to themselves; and thirdly, their, pride would hav e been so grati fi ed in consequence of it, as to have rendered exposure irresistiofe. Yet surely, when it is con sidered that every respectable .Medical \lan must know that nearly ail the great discuveries made in the healin.4 art, have been the result of (Thymic-A reseamhys, no one of them can Wdader ast.the success of she Goestonian Medicines, the In-- venyir baying been a practical Chemist for the last filly-eight years, and for the last ten years au Advertisement to the fol lowing effect, may 'be seen in several Landon Newslslpers, which, is likewise impressed on his windows in - letters of t w o inch depth, io that, "they which run may . read." Medicl Men did then, and now Ina. : at any 'hue, stithotit any ex pense to themselves or sail poor patient, experiende relief in less than cue hour, and iii general are cured in a reassiii ,,,bu, ileti ,ef Tose irt tiutits now whose cases have rivets long since puhlisbe COPY AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO, Any Professional Gentlemen •valking the London Hospitals fax information, that are induced by humanity or lucrative motives to study the happiness of. mankind, by not only al most instantly freeing them froth the most agonizing pains proceeding from the foll,4wing o..mplaints, but likewise to core them in a reasonable :line, may, by brinoing with them those Patients of as ander, which . hate leen aieturncd as being' incurable from one or more of the said Hospitals, soon see that the salnfary efficacy of 'the (WESTON! AN ME DICINES is such as to secure to them a speedy, permanent., and extensive practice, these Chymical Preparations being sold to the Faculty the same as any other Chymical Medicines in - the:nags or by the gallon. - - • HOSPITAL CASES AS ABOVE ALLUDED. TO. MercuriA Rheumatism% proceeding from taking Mercury to excess—Agnes—Bilious Sick Head-aches, and all descriptions of fleaA-aches—Liver Complaints—Nervous, Asthmatic, and Con%umptive Disorders-7W bite Swellings, orscrophulous en- largements of the Knees—Gout—Rheumatism—Rheuma tic -Gaut—Contractions or W e akness proceeding from repeated paroxysm . % of the Gout—Old Sprains—Bruises, All Patients afflicted as ahove, ma s y know in one tUint if they can be cured, for if at that time they are not relieved, no cure can lie expected from them, nor Will they be sold by B. G. to titeh Patients. , The only time for attendance here is froM nine to twelve every day, except Sunday. But in cases Of Tooth-ache, Face ache, and Ear-acic, humanity induces him to let his Servants attend such Patients fri'm nine to seven , six days in the week i • GOLDEN CROSS, CHARRING -CROSS,• AND BELLE SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. - GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLHNG. fo!lowio ROYAL MAILS set- 'off from _IL the above Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmaster-General; vic. • DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and a ll p orts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, • and all parts of North Wales. MIY,FORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Map ion, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. CHESTER, Namptwich,-Stafford,LitchGeld, Northampton.. WISBEACHf, Marah,'Charteris, and St:lves. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. • • NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swaff ham, and Fakenhani BURY ST. Et)MUNDS , . . NOIAICH, by•Newmarket and Thetford. _NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER, CHeurEmiAM, and Burford. OXFORD, every Evening at Eight o'Clocic. LUDLOW, Lenhury, and all parts of Shropshire.. YARNIOUTII, Lowestoft', Beecles, Yoxford,& Woodbridge. HULL, Searborough;Burlington, and lteverley. BARTON, 'Waterside, Gainsboroligh, and Brig g. LINCOLN; Sleaford, Bourn, Petcrhorou,ge, and Stilton. And the following Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the newest and best construction. • • • Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are regularly conveyed; a reference there° will save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. LIVERPOOL NeW Light Coach, out only one night (car ries fear inside only), through Warrington, Norttiwich, Mid delwich, Sandbach, Uttoxeter, Burton-upten-Trent, Meas ham, Hinckley, ',utter worth and Northampton, Sondav, Wednesday,•and Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the jour ney in Sti bolus, well lighted and guarded thrOughout. LIVERVOOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, Knots ford, C o rigleton, Newcastle, Stone, LitelNeld, rain worth, At herstune, Hinckley and Lutterworth,. Tuesday, Thasday, and Saturday mornings, at Six ; travels with vAtraordinary velocity; o n ly nue night on the road 1 well lighted amt guard ell the whole et the journey. , • YORK New and •Elegant Post Coach every Morning at Six, throM4ll Tadcaster, Ferrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtrv, Ret ford, N ew ark, Grantham, and Stamford. From York, Pas sengers are forwarded with -the 'greatest facility to Erilo .burgli, Berwick, Newcastle, Al/twit:A, Shields,. and Sunder - land, Durham, DarlingtonNorthullertun, Thirsli, and 1i as Glasgow, DumfrleS, Carlisle,'Penrith, trotlgh, Ripe pun, Borough Bridge, Knaresborough liarrowgate, and all parts of the NOrth. -HINCKLEY, — Atherstonc, Lnfterporth, and Northamr ton Coach every Morn.at Aix, except Monday, and every Even,. SHREWiiBURY•atud I\orth Wales Cheap Goad!, through Shiffnall. , lvon Bridge, Wolverhampton , and Birmingham every Morning. • HOLYHEAD, ;Bangor, Capel Cerig, LlanWrst, Cernioge, Mawr, Cerwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Oswestry, and all parts of North Wales, every,Morning. • . _ • BIB.NIINGIIAM New Coach, called . the Croim Prince, through Stony Stratford; Lemington and Warwal, every Morning at Four, and arrives th,esame Evening at Ten. I'AItKGA CE, t: te s ter, Stafford, and Litchfield Poet- Coaches every Eveitine% • , WISBEACH, Mardi, Chtitteris and St. Ives New Coach, Monday, WedneSday, and Friday..l.!venings. . uTen FIELD, TaM worth, Ifinekley, Athersttide, Lutter worth and Northamptoii, new and excellent Cuach, Tuesday, Thursday, add SattirUay Mornings; at Nix. CHELTENHAM New Day Coach, through Frogmill, NorthVeach, Burford, and Oxford (carries four inside .thily), sets out every Mai - Milk, except Suinlay, at. Six, and arrives early the same E.veningat the Plow Inn, Cheltenham.- OXFORD New, Post Conch, called The Defiance, every Morning at Eight. • NORWICH very last Coach, through . Newmarket and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. fARNIOUTEI, Lovestott, Beccles, Yoxford, and Wood bridge 'Telegraph, every Afternoon 'at Four o'clock. - 7 . • IPSWICH aod Colehest et-, every Afttarnoon at Emu- & Seven . CAMBRIDGE and Ely New 'Telegrapie Coach, every ht, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, awl Cambridgeshire. ,„ FAKENHAA; Swaffltam, Brandon, and Newatat ket ele gant New Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, ThuYsday, and Satuidav Night at Six o'Cloek, Sunday at Tire. LYNN . 1 1 .,5t, Coach, Tuesday, 'Thursday', and Saturday M o rnings at Five o'Clock. - SOL' iTIAMPTON aid Lymington elegant new Coach, ever) Morning (except. : Sunday) at Five o'clock. ' Packets sail to the Isle of Wight On the arrival of - the Coach., Parcels are conveyed to all 'parts of the Island. ' • • , tVINCHESTEit, Basingstoke, Mid, Hartford Bridge very last Coach, every Morning at Five o'Clock. .• TUNBRIDGE add Tunhridie Wells new and easy Coaches, evaa-v NI or tiing. TUNBRIDGE Wells new_Post Coach (carries fear inside only) through Tunbridge, Scaenoakes, and Riverhead, every Aftertuaib at Four Sunday excepted. BURTON upon Trent Post Coach, through Ici - easham, Tivycrose, Athelstime, Hineklev, ladterwiirth, Welford, Nor thampton? and Duastable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six gl'Clock.. • . • BRISTOL, Bath, Melksham, Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Post. Coasts (carries f4nr inside only) eVtiry Afternoon at Five, lighted and guarded throughoet. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on tke • Western ltorid • EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach,' called the Bal loon, ev. ry Mo:ning at Seven. SE VENOAKS; Riverhead, 8,7 Bromley Coaches, every Morn. „HASTINGS, Butte], Robertsbridge, Fliniwell, and Tun- . eel4talitiaus New Coach, every Monti lig at half-past Five. PORTSMOUTH and _Gosport Telegraph, ever: , Morning and Evening.at Five o'Clock.- • PORTSMOUTH, Ilormlean, PetersEe 3 al, Goilalming,- and Guildford * Ne. , Coaches-, every Morning and Evening at Five. PORTSMOUTH New aie4 elegant Post Coach, the•Dake of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, - and Saturday Morning's, at Eight o'(;loek. EX ETER and Taunton Coache's,averyl)lorning - gf, Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tauatou Coaches, every Morn ing and Evening. PLYMOUTH " and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches, every Morning and E` cuing. - - BURY and Newmarket Pest Coat h, Tuesday', Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Five. ' BATH and Bristol Coaches, to Bath in 1.1 Hoots, every Morning at Lall-pasi Four o'clock, and Evening at Five. i.ia EEkvES, Uekfield, Maresfield, and East Grinstd Coaches, • , . • . • BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing- Place orr - the Sussex Coast, muelt admired for its tine Sands, a new Coach, every , . Morning at Six. CHICHESTER, Midhur4, - and Hasleinre, new Telegraph Every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnfday, at Six. CHICHESTER New Coach, through Duncton mid Pet worth, Monday, Wednesday, ant] Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL New Coach, through Duncton, Petwarth, and Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, anlSatuHay 1110 - nings, at Seven. • ..MAIDSION.E, Mailing, and WrOtharn CoaChes, every Morning at Five and Nine o'ClOck. FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, every Morning. • - . . DOVER, •Margate, Eamsgate, Deal, and Canterttry Coaches, every Morning vt Six o'Clnek, and Evening at Five. Extra Carriages always ready for P.lnilleS or parties. BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud Coaclies'of every description, at Six and Nine' in the Morning, Ode at Noon, and half-past Five in the Evening . : GRAVESEND, Nort'aileet, aa.i Dartford Coaches at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Five in tire Evening. Extra 'Coaches al way* ready. BRIGHTON original Red Coach, through Croydon, 'lei . gate,'Crawley, and Cearield, every Morning - at Eight. • ' 'BRIGHTON New Co calletithe Mike of Novfalk. evrey Mnr‘fting at Nitie,throaLch Dorking', Horsham, & Heitliejd. iiitiGaToN ,New tutu Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three. BRIGHTON Itegency Coach, at half-past Eight o'Clock every Evening.. WOR THING modern aiid truly desirable post Coach, (car ries four inside only) through •Broadugfter, - Findon, Ashing ton, West firinsteA, IlorShoiti, and Dorking, ela—y Morning at Eight O'Cloelr. GODALMING; Gaildford, Morrow, East. Horsley, and Bholtain ' Tuesday, Th:trsdav, and Satimilty, at Eight o'Clock. EASTIIOCRN Suminer coach, Tuesday, ThurSday, and Saturday, at Half past Six - o'Clock. GO.)ALMING and Guildford Coaches every Morning and Afternoon. , DORKING, Leatherhead, Ann Epsom Caaches,.e'very Morning at Nine, arid Afternoon at Three. STEYNEVG, Horsham, and Dorking CoaeheS, - every Morning, at Six. HAMPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. Following COACHES set iiff front' the BELLE SAUVAGE CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. . BIRMINGHAM New Pust Coach, the Crown Prince, every Maeaing at a Quarter before Five, through Stony Stratford, Southall!, Lemington, and Warwick. OXFORD new and elegatit Post Coach, the bellanee, every Morning at Fiala. SOUTHANIP TON (Callver's Coach), every Morning, ex , arpt, timidity, at Five. , ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. . NEWBURY ' Coach, every 'Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTINGS New Post Cnach, every Morning at Eight. , WIN DSORCoaCh, every Morning, at Seven., BEIGHTON Coach, the Mike of Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, and ilentield. Baum:l - UN Neiv Post Coach, the Eclipse, every After noon, at Half past Two. ' BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. , LUTON Cmicli, eYery Day, at One. HAMPTON Coaches, every alorning and Evening. VORTSMOUTH Coieli es, every Morning and Even. at Five, LYNN New Coach, Tuosday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office in Loudon from whence C:irriages set out. to all the Bathing and Watering Places, and-places•o4 fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. - The•most strict attention will be paid to iuquirjes at am alyivii Coach 011ic:•s, and every information punctually given relative to all politic Carilages setting . ,a froiu London.— Propiietors arc not answerable for any P.,rerl or Package above Five Pounds value, unless entered and an insarance paid accordingly. • CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Pruricters, FOREIGN INTELLIGE NCE. FRENCH PAYERS, [nEceivr# YRqTERDAY MORNING.] (From the Gazi.Ve (*Write.) PARtS; Avc. 9.—REPORT TO THE KING. SIRE,—Y& ur I!ajcsty, by your ordinance of the ' n(t of this month, took off• all the restrictions Which the law of the 21st October,. 1814, had placed on the liberty of the press ; bra in all times, perhaps', ft is ithpossible to give the same extent of liberty tA the publication of journals and pe. riodical wcirks ; and in the existng state of France, and of Europe, in the tnidst of so many paSmons which the powers ,wish to itranquillize, the jout nals which foster those passions, and excite them, ought to lie submitted to another Legislation. The operation of thoSe writings, in effect, is Much more rapid ; they come, iR an'instant;to thoVsands'of readers. A .whole people read them gratuitously-in the public places ,and as their_ number is limited ; thereannot offer the remedy 'vhich is found in the mass of literary productions, where the liberty of 'the press serves to correct „ . itself: Thcie sane writings containing news, - adyertiseMents, - complaints; articls which ' their Editors receive from all . (inarters, are like an open arena 'tor all the passions ; even cupidity finds its advantage in giving to them the exclusive co!our of such or such a party. Every day they embroil us kith the, fdreigners, and rekindle distrust ; they disconcert the generons ef}orts which nub Ma jesty is making to Unite minds, and to close the grounds of the State. -- .I propose, to your Majesty, to submit all the periodical writings to the superintendance of a Commission of enlightened and moderate men, who, in receiving their nomination tram your Majesty, will .acquire independence - and consi deration. I have the hotianr to present to your Majesty an Ordinance on this subject. AUgust 8, 1215. Duke of OTRANTO. ORDINANCE OF TH 7. KING; • Louis by the Grace of God, &I. &e. ,To all to whoni these presents come, greetit a : Having heard our Ministers, and of the report of our Minister of General Police, , we have or? tiered as follOws Art. All authorisations given to public journals, up to the present moment, whatever the nature of these journals nay be, are revoked ; and none of the said journals can appear without reetiVing fresh authority from our Minister General of Police, before the 10th of•this present month of ,:tigast, or •-- - - - - • of the departments. ' 2. All periodical wthings shall be submittrd to the exami nation of a'counission, whose - members shall_ be appointed by us on the presentation ~f our Minister of General Police:- 0(2 - r Minister of Geperal Police is charged with the execu tion of this Ordinanee.—Gicen at the Thailleries,Aug,, 5,1815. (Signed) LOUIS. • (Countersigned) Duke of OTRANTO. • The Duke D'Angonierne arrived in Paris yes• terday morning. His Royal Highness went im. inediately to pay his respects to the King and to Aronsienr, and afterwards to visit the Duke de Berri. The Allied Sovereigns yesterday paid a visit to the Duke D'Arigouleme. M: do Lavaletfe will this day be transported to the Ahhaye. , • The head-quarters of the Prussians are to' be removed ,to Caen. It is asserted that Marshal: Ncy his been ar rested.in Switzerland, and conveyed into France, A battalion of French officers, wio had follow ed. the King to Ghent, made their entrance es terday into the capital, and repaired to the Court of the Thuilleries, amidst exclamations of " five le Ro•i _ . A letter from Lyons of the zlkh instant, votes one from Avignon, containing the following in teßigence Marshal Brune was recognized in this city the moment he arrived. The people soon crowded around him. The General retreated into an inn, and it was soon after announced that he was no more. The Magistrates here sent for, an a statement was drawn up, which asserts that the General had blown his brains out. The fury of the people, hwivever, was not• Appease& The dead body was - placed on a hurdle, ignominiously dragged through • the streets-, anti then , thrown into the Rhone." The Ex-King Murat left Toulon in dkgnise, and under a fictitious name, accompanied by two domestics, the day after-ne was informed of the surrender of Buonaparte, directing his (-out se to wards the mountains. Nothing has -since beet known respecting'him in Provence. One of the Officers in hiS suite n►,s arrested at Toidon two days after. Murat went off but he either could not, or would not, gave any -information about The Chamber of Correctional Police this day sentenced a man named Paque to two months im prisonment, for having exclaimed '' Vice l'Em pereur !" His punishment was mitigated, on the ground of his having been intoxicated when he committed the offence, The Court-Martial' upon Colonel Labedoyre • will assemble to-rnorrow. General Bordesbuit presides, • anil Captain Viotti. will act as Judge Advocat.e. better, but does not yut go abroad. • Monsieur, the King's brother, is , ionsiderably Declarations of submission ,are daily received at the War-Office from a gre at number of officer s of kill arms. An the furniture of the Chgeau ofNorforl.