The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-15 00:00:00

3AN is A , - ~::- t ~~ l ~ ~ •~~ '.~ ~ 4~~ to; line to )d 5 ' ll ,l he O tt' !in: do' te of" 1 r' 1 _ .......... .....,..........._..e,.........-....,-................. ~. , Nia - i -T U'I T EV.ENI \(), .1,1:y 16, tact. -, "stee Servant, wi 1 ' , erft)••rn the Tragedy of ''"li c,.. i g ING LICHAiI!) THE TIM:D. .<, e °f ,etgter, ';' , ,l r R 0:I Reim: and fni); Mrs. Glbver. ) which il: Jae added, the F..)9 of N.- - - , --- I . I I, t ls; .. ;• ' --- E 110 z - AL, t C)kl'E TG.7) N-10) EN. 1 If i;' , '' of,the (,'nniptim 's I , e-f , ;rmingt`i7l3 Season. .. I:.RESEN I - Ect r ,NlN( , • I ly 15, •wlii ).• ) , 1 „ , 7 ~,. ). Th ziz ,L:e,', 'liJ./Ili' "f . es t , l . THE S'I'IIANGEII.- " • ' age,r, Mr. Vdtm4- 1 - and \lrs. Haller, 'Mrs. McGibbon. Ti , v 1,, it y : . li e ad,i,..1, the Farce of To-, - Luitirry of E LECTION . 'IT II IL EL . .C; PORS o 0 AvEsT:i.ENsTEn. .., 11 A11,. . 1 " a .; ''N't,', i , , 4 „ been Unanimously ''R.:sol, ti. „A .., '' '.P ~''-, ME E r ri - Nri of :lie EiscroltS of WEST ','`ri''.'l.i.i.ellace-yard, .Tilly I I,l . Bl4,,Artlinr i.., t lign Boili:t, in the Chair, to retoxi!, L'rd . , ' .. ",,tf , P kilt.r.i'AtEN - r - , free of every exfi.nee to . • ," .•' 4 -onlittec a.ppointed to conduct the Election. c. ; ~ : •. i '';''''.rl' ,- th, 1' ndearadent -E.le-s-Aurs. min Erisnd% to 1 '. .. 4 , 1 :-....' L1 ' ; that Stthscrip Lion.; for thit purpose are re- Z. 1 1.: ' - '•'t 1 i . ~1 ,1 14 , .., ' 7 c .q, Trc7is . nrer, 110, Strand, L ir . ‘ , ll O , . i , , ‘ Lventry,Ftrect, , fit,: i t9..: l Y':tt-street.., ' x i . • N.,i',.,'' . l ,u;. '.•xfor,l-street, 'ips• t i ct „ .. K , ,. lititit ill-street, Westminster,., Ott '• 11..., "'• •IS'. - 0.14 I.t . t • „, —tit, I , , , - . ( N.-, -Greet, , ,'t ll, ir '..t. , i s .iu - alifyr,-- street, 4 at th " ' , lle li.in , 7's .‘rm7s'rarern, ;New Palace-yard, ~,, .. e - Crtmn aIA :knell ~- T-i - vern, :''.tran'i -1,714 l it lz,i . IN., .t 1" 11:100 R.S, Secretary, rO, Strand. !. ecti t , ....., , ..., cu rnineticei at Niue u.Clorli rfo-ttiouow mot . - . - -..„.„ . ~...____ ...._,_ 53,/ t . l'IllItSLE"' BOON. Or .. .ROApS. 3/I , t , ' I /' .I' - `• II itiost re , pect fully ac - iittall ' lo the P) , 111 7 - 'O OK ~,, th-t t ) ~- 6 ' .t I. 6 , KrAttsm , .l :, ' l "e t'e Ito' , , .-• "" Plrchaseil t he ‘%tio.t .. ''''' • --. " Y " , to Which be has zulded a -, , , , ,, , ry . 11. , s,•ft: ,, L , i_s ( t i. '4',, l ' Nil', ''' . .'th their distit , )ce from London, C . ) , .. 1 )..! ?,,• s u e i 7, -1 72 c't ,:a4l:ina, w‘t ich . mar be tiad at his .' ri) en.o . , ss ''' N. i'l; rat1,1,...-and of iill the o(1:1;ii3. itrincipal.Bookscliers, price 11 )i. -- ----____,„ . • . • -.4,,,, i n ~. .tu „g d 4t , . beerei• of th e Hi) .1 Omit of Chuneery,,he:tr ' ' '''rei, l 1 ,'," lqtli day of M .iy. 1;i1...., made - in . a ... ...an....e, ‘ll(.7.R.ifj.„°"'NitY 13`1.,E.E and o th ers are Plaintitis, and t , ii„..,-11, , ,,,,;,.,ki,..n,erqare. Delenaots, ,--4,itv,-' •:. . -, vp,'Fc of HENRY qi u , ,Lt!N \ ,'-,- tOR S& LE(..r ..i . 4- .. -- gq• '") IN ' " a teOf 111 c ,- fiiar's-road, in the'ratish•of Christ - t! e 4l4 'it iiict'e. f:•)urity o 4 l ' t ' ;urrey, Esq. deceased (who di t d i.v oit bap t 9lll d a ,„ POI day of Febritarysl, are, on. or. . .. 4,q -- ,,,:5,' ;,,,'• ' 1 ' 1 ,14 ., 1vt-. v 314, to co.tie in :Ind l'il.:WE tht . :ll. t: - ,M, 1-;" C LAIN!' their LEGAr.fES, before JOI•IN .S) - - it,741.14)..1• one 1)1. the Masters of the said Court, at o b i r: ttf ' o r ill'4l Sout hanipton-Imilding3, (.li.incery-iatie, L beat it 1 / 4 , .sai)(ij,e.f'"lit tliere' of, tbey win be excluded th e beat i ',,,,_ (, ree. • ... -----. ~,Thi xtTA'st; Wu fIA Ai .11,, Xx.,....... t I . ii Lqiiidnii, I'llel'i-,II„,,CEN'N ' l - il'; if.). 1,N•!.\1',. • , s i s n ._, ° ll - 1 1 ! ,_, I .„ ,', zootl Beds, • try r , t, ,-.ljecommodation !nolo' tlie'r'i,te C I:iv - ger- 42 . t out frpm it f('lll4vic!:(,l'.„e4ll:i2“cnilsc's',''nAat (-7)a h ()IS-4'I'ICI 1' I .5 ' 11,,,,,,..,„,,,,, Nar:teen's Head Ittni . stn it t It , Dorr.ll -I`e-r° 4 /,`..("•15., l'llidlit)litlf,. Wei.",.° .„_;-1.i),,,t,C0ae11, "I•etv \;"llleuthi ty..i.,,,,,,,ti' told Sai's'it,..7l',.„,ieli lionitt'l'' •\l,ll4 -~','''ruin. . •.- '. • 'e•-,; o'clock, ' ! *",t 9,a,ishot• tlt bait paAt t• 1• etstoke, all, t ,_. ,-.. , lioN,'1",1", ?rmin, Wand ford, -, Balsittr!`ilton ,and'Hllll""4 '1'1)11, italcht,,,, iiet'ecoorotig.ii.,'" j,,,,,v,_,nii.i4...._coAches 4, lt ti 11 ~ti-iiol''l,-ill Coach, sets out Grins'i'el-__:.: an ~..1 1. - 1,,,i I. )43,.. ;,411ttil'14•9`e4 to Nil,l)y, Lpurh, ~;,-;,....c(Helies, thr,,)o,_il ,1/lie,h4 Rnd- 1111N/cot. - FI P, T V . j „ i; ce.-,•ry ,Ifterui „1,1).! ,i , ''t at Nt'''', ( alae,. ;tad Morlutotr4 ?__ :,t _ j, and ... ie. , sxt s';4:l.4' . '' ilr''' the Gt4h()"(1 • 1""' • 1-l att l - Brist t „ l l, tic `4sra-4,;'''', Th'pnt'as-s'treet, and the 1'•%.-I..':llintoll,.3"°' tt I,l:tft,ltites to Wells ? Bridi.;:e7, e ! at i e l.oc P kilg'i..,4,l,,set , s )r ni v, 4,•,-,c), .I„4l,Tiv 1,141 it• Coact); ea, ll -•: .%!,-_'- ie.s •rimr 11icit•,•.,,,,5,...i!s ttit "sel + re; t' at Riglit o'clock ; ,_._i. r,. ~i.ii,p...iiout. 1.,,. 2, .',tlgh 4,,ilialilv easv, , willi a, G U a T I, "_.. ,;,',., ;,:id iS. ~ i 'NI. ••Ciiillol'ii 1V,..•„•'• :t et ford, ll'iJne tist-t-i• ~,;,....*,,,. :•,„,,,.- I,citi'• to the ut.,1 1 1 - — l c— ''' •i .., 1.- next- I tAY '?''. '-Co ,n it is ill , .t'nll4t, ''' '.'`'" l''''' I•a.--` .".-'ition of brie (;")1,•,tl 'on• .:lketl to C,,t,t uncommon .O.?,Pt ', ,-; , 1 -complete-1 .''',,',—, ,--..0 4 ' wtut ~t i .2--. toe, Inoit ,aqrceahle _-- _',,,,..tialled*lll ''` ''* •,!';'llllv,,,lV 'North ituad; being, ll • L c 1 . ellc,,.lllit-T„' O ther, • Kfrbv-I'Aprr,tiale,, r. .::::.),nr: 144, .ey, or,,,zt_4llcoster; -Prectoll, ... ,__,oThelics, cl,'Ct') -"'" 11 n • 1. P; 11 : 1 1'„ and G.,ratang; I ost.• , (II ,•': • •ve 0:e1„.1. , ~,t • • ,01"-h)o - '-,tt. ( =omit' • ,„ ... _stmart, p....unt.fr.ief, ,l al l p t ° , I,OtsrVA Gretila•(,reez!: '.' 44 tt 1, , T! ~ -. , N, 41 T it .I,trillnli s at ,, tultar-Kiin, i...a ., dt:rt.oct,,,,i.Klvlni g.r:l-11, I°°• "1 ' 44 ' 3 ' I' I ''' 'i•d''''''"•Co.u'' '' I ' ierfurrned tt.;,, Js.t•i,_,,_ __ s t.t'n an ; , •,...tn•pt , __,,, nt,, (,f, 7 i c I, I - halt„,, h. " . , :i. r-,,,',!.i4,,ea,51.1e iirli Editlbtlii,i,...ry :,I,lciiil4t4 'At r. l ift, Sh 0 , ,i'' 'lll'ollg:tuna, sett; tuft 'L l t t •-_,, •Tad,,,ster, I_,-11., ,It.';'‘.t.''ll ', () ,, e , 1 '• bY way of .Newall;, Pet',ol; .roil 8,,,,,,ci,.. tilt._,s.ec;i,,,!„„•t!,_allerton, Durham,. et.:11,144,,,,,,""d111.: themselves arid then .pro k ' 1,4,4' '114) rest what time 'the) please , .1. Clark, the Illas ~,,•o , ~,aut it ,. •, ~ • , ,•-•.,re,,, !, ,add atonal , r t•t , .lattg 3 t; l e * . :t r'. f e ron ' t the. leitgth_o_ . ! ; : e .:1 1 i b t i , 1 ,, kt •' ; ., ,,12. •; ., .ic- c x t r rtt r kith't, l, , 7:tiiid, otterr, o co places.c_hes to S u tt n - d c e o r ac t a h , , every 'e'lilN ''' )tlit'li' LOU - W-tlsal flew P°-- e 1"1111illon . • ' '!')' NI, '.`'L Post O a - h, to carry intw I.,nl!!".iiisnlksio:..si-t, t!letst.,,,l"l-111;,throo,t.ilt C . 'terwort d , ' ligh (4-."'Kullt3l-°"' '111114,.,t ' l'ainwur'; I.ltclifield, (titt'Alt rili,'• •Nortlrt,-:,,,,.', ~ ~„,1 mnstohiet *. • • h 0'0(4 ,-,, ' - J.P,, p, ' •.•", '•"""-," •-., ._ . 4 „„, ro3t-C one . , ,t _ ~.. Cillet hurl), jito,/;_,„ ii,,):_,e,t • ot Ito, cc,n(c ‘s , .,,rt e . Int. ,-,,... ,„,,5,,..5, tar: . 1 , t...... .i. )Ic),()''',, i,;;_,',, dud a ( mard:alot It, __lno:::,', 2 Gittt..i . i . 1, 111, "glil,ridr,s"-t?. re atabrulge, hict . ster, and ("an az1,,,, 41 (th e TA t . .-, ‘•• etlierhy, Aherford, Donca out ere.y Mortilt-n•':, kt ', p,,f,),:;treq. ~,,,y 11 1 3 Irile;, sets , t ,, ,, ~., v. pas,- th''tger% 4 1 1 4: b the journey with. th e greatest ec,::::.,, hace I; 11 al on the Ito-01 by business or 1•1 l'eXt.Pj„44';'" iilvacttage of ‘ theii• Seat being ''` Lr • •tt;ll*'‘X;l.lj, ,'• • • ' . t r , > at .balf-past • ,t, e),3.",,, L 11) Post-Coach, evtry Njol•n1"' -• e r d in the ,CliP•S•IF't lev Nantwich, ti .1,, ewport, 11•Ilitchurcb, Tal•P°l. • lzwooing;', "3 re Wei ' '(nil NtidtlieWitil; POst+Couch, eve r )" - • N1) 1•;it i • . • ("oach, ever '''lliti t` 'Nb, Ntoeliton, and Yaini, new - • - 7 l'lNs(., 01111 e (4eo i'g e 1 1111 S Tllnd. _... s , WINO; 44k(1,1, 1-.116' ;rElt, NViiisio;r, Al (..l:no'cif-trle.ton, Neil-cat-tie- ' 1,,d. Guart., Ici-dlt"!,A',t',"*,,,,'ll,lPto.-11,Post-f'ooeh, tivtryt...lfternoor_t; 5,...,,_„,cit, ,1,t,. I ri t ,, , "1,..111, IVellingtou and Shilloal, °t y ` - ' e u ' very ',":1'10,,,,. ,Li. V.. ...'ak*Sl tO We Britannia, Sttrewsour. , ik"'li'',PVt- • I ' 'g "'Ouch, Gttartied. '*., • - 410ek -'41.141, 4.1.1.)aad Rotherham Bost-Coach calk.; the A cNtltl'-ilfe,','Y N!orraing. 1 Alton t'leb'li-l'aN; Winchester,' Alresford, lit n - • t,iiilk4i,(-.IY Eveoill,..' ' I , \; ti t l, 4 ty"AtJti.tirl,A) ;;Nrercuiry "a'os.,,t. Cf)socli,.2‘ll,-,ilt::,fnl., ilr,.4'it;ll''S'3,llY 6 .;‘,:•il r'l.',.. tsul''',',;,i't;tiold" 'tili.Pst(''''"' t" the ('.turd, :nextdi y sets t (!:'lll.tit‘lii,',•,'",(l, I.llllll'street atnitastie Inn., Birmin4aln; ''..kl' ei',"A 'AI, Worwi'ck, and l eamington, New Post (_,, litif:/ t-,.',l'•Xlortting.. • • ° 4l l •"' "\ortheve,:ilavitto Thorn an d I)Onct;tster, P".st: kik, •Nl'ii,`'ivtl')" Moritin•- at ii,:tif',-ast• Six '• o'cluck, toctor, the Bu ll 1. 111•41,..',1;', Zdyttni-tlote, ltft!'‘. .. . qt,..31\i,, t''.'lo), Ware ill) i'.- I 111 and Cheshunt Coach, „. 1 ;1,,,. , J Ul. St (, t '01',,,,,,,(7.,11,',iti1;;.?4,04q,,t1A1 and I...donut-zoo _Coach, Dailliv:.ta_t_.),•tlistoitpa!iett, S and .1.3x11-oo.st. l'ouri•atra , -11 t 111:'ylit1.1.ANI n, ''. ' . • 41‘ill'e 1_,,.4,411_ : . :\ lot 'N"I'AN. and Co. respectinlly ,acquaint P* I 'll* 44 ,',;"I tilt, PitlAk that they- will uot oc decionnt ii' P`.)lllld}slA:iitti'lll',-. Parcel, or Lu;,,iit,,t,e, &c,,,i._1,t',,,,,1_1471,•:.,' t2,11',..41, liiiihili f,,,.. , 1.03.1 i ii.ltit. or coina;,..7ed, miles.; ,'-t=- ,tiow_ a Loud, 4`e()rdinLiy,:iAt •t he Natsaeen' Ilead Inn, f' *4 Pii„ 1. . ~',t11.,,, . '''.:l;:erS 111(1 Pa . reets are hd - olced for all the ahove et:4,l- 4 '; '''t 11, ttellett'4 New WL ite liorse Cullat; Coltelt-thiit44 . ' 'Yt , . • • . • . • ~ • . .. !.,". .., ' ' ~ -,,,.., ; • ~. ..• i, f i r P.CI t .... ' C,; . t r 4 BATRONTSED BY tHE RoXAL FA TILE APPROVED WATER-PR.OOl;', PORT GAL CLOAKS. N'l, Alifitary .'Taylor, takes this J opportunitv . or annonneitor to the NobilitV, Gentry,, th , tt the above CLOAKS ate to he had, as ttco d, itt the Or'- z oral No.. 4, Sour liatuptavi-street, Strirnd, ;••1-ieairt and)'irlstord), where :Art Ascortment is a;;vays ready for Military, Naval, and Travelling eloalic, INDIAPLANTF,ILS. NEW awlPO IZTA NT I Al pßovrimENTs in PLANTATION CONCERNS,, \\Veil will effect an imownse redaction of Ei-pence, preseive the Negroes, awl t Tre.,t F diminish their labour, fly be seen, brLetters of Ap.i p - oint,tent, at the MANTIFATOIII — of COLLINGE, chini3t and Engineer, Bridge-read, Lambeth. Where atm riirribe 'seen, - Ins PATENT A XLETILF.ES and BOXES - for iilllW.l, CARItTAGES, patronised hr Ids RoyaL Highness the -Prince Rei.;ent, their Royal liiihnessei, the . Duke? of York, Oa re!we, Keat, and (!antl4ertand, and upward; iof Four Tinnlsun,l Of the Principal Nobility and Gentry Of the Empire, w;to.te Carriages • are upon that Coustruc tion: . STATE LarrEitY I)rawing Ist SEI'- TEMThER, isi. .• SCITEME': 2 of L - 20,000 ,arc d..h.40,n0n 2. tomi) BO,OOO 2•., , 2 4 ' 1,0(Y) 4,000 . 5 5OO 2,500 0 , 2OO , 2,00 , ) 5 - 1 400. . 1,1)00 55,000 14,000 Tick:As. L. 140,000 NO FIXED ritvz:s! DAYS OF : • DaV 2d . - nth SEPTENIEniI. 3d Day; SEPTEMBER, TICKETS and SHATtES are selling t►y ItICHARI)SON, GOODLUCK, and Co, Contractors tor the Lottery, at tl,ir CKtees, the Corner of Bank-buildings, 'Curl:hill, and lacing ChariOg-cross. Vrice of aTicket. L. 19 19 0 ITdf L.IO 7 0 f Qua lies 5 5 0 I Sixteenth 1 7 0 NEW MUSIC. rri-w, Popular Overture, Sontrs Marches, &c. AL in SADAK..awI KALASRADE, Performing at the - Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden; composed and arrang,2,l,for . fhe Piano-forte by H. It. ilishop, price 7s. ad. Naileran's celehrated Noetunuti. for -the Harp, •with- Arcinnianiments, for the Fiano-Forte and Violin, price 5 .s.: and, for the Tiarp alone, 3s. GAL The . 2.-..apertir eflitussia's Welcome to Eng land, a Divertimento for th:. .compOsed . by D. Stet belt, price 3s. Lei Petits aux, Nu. 9.0, containin; favourite Waltz, with Vailations, oy G. Kieliairli, price 2s. Ditto, No. 21, contain.iig S.ing of Prussiii's Welcome to. Eitqlantl, a Walr-:, c - oniposed• by L, Vein Fisch, price. 2s. The celebra . ed Vice .Henri- Quatre, with Variations, composed by I. Voit Iturwo it, price .la; ad, Lewis the Eighteenth's Gad Save the 'fillip:, universally sang 012 Tb.:iiires i,t .Paris, pii-Ce Is. Gd: , !a;ity, Love, and favourite nallad,riturat by Me. iiniflair ~ , t2tho Theay'' tee Alva!, Viivent-t•tarden, &uprisen by T. price is. (hi.. D,ar Charmer, when tint Harp I Itrung, sane; by Ditto., in the revived Oii , •ra of Lionti and Clavi,sit, composed by li. R. Ilishop, price Is. Ga. • London : Pnbli*lied ! - sy Goulding . , •D'Almaine o Potter, and Co. No. 20, SOhti-square, and .No. 7, Westmoreland-street,' MR.-BAKER'S TrtANSLATION OF Li'. • • This Day was published, Handsomely pripted irs `his' Octavo; price 31. 3s. in . hoards, a new Edition, of ritHE MSTORY - - of • ru)ME, by TITI7s 11: . vi. Us.. Tea:isited from -the Original, with Notes and Ulustra.tiou;. By GEORGE , BAKER, A. M. . - -Printed for T. Cadvit and W. Daries, Strand, By whom shortly will husu: s tished, A Translation of Velleins Patercnlo3. • • MR. lIORNE'S INTRODUCTION TO lIII3LIOGRAVIIY. This Day Was published, Ilandsomrly printeti . bi Oetave, anti illu , trated, with numerous Engravings, - on Wood, &c. price I boards, . . • AN INTRODUCTIoN to the STUDY of BIBLIOGRAPHY ; comprising a general view of th.! different snojecrs connected with Bibliography, as well as some amnia of the most - celebrated Public. Libraries, an cient and modern; and 0140 a Notke of the principal Works oft the Knowledge cif Books; numerous Speeintens of early Printing, togethyr with Fae-§intiles of the Books of Images, and .the Monogram§ or Marks used by the first Printer.i. By THOMAS lIARTWFLL HORNE,. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. 'SIR N. W. WRAXALL'S -HISTORY of FRANCE ; This Day.was published, • - tlandsorneiy printea in Six octavo, price hoards, a New Edition aF THE HISTORY of PRANCE ! , 'from the Cession of - flENltl"l'ilE TIIIRD, in 1574, to the :Death of-HENBA"fiIF, FOURTH, in 1010, preceded by a View of the Civil, Military, " and PolitiCal State of Europe, - between the - Middle and the Close of the Siiteeuth Century ; • and followed by a View of the. State of Europe at thb Acee sion of Louis the Thirteenth. • . , By Sir N. WILLIAM WIIANALL,'Dart. °.• . • Printed for T. COO' and W. Daties, Strand. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, 1. Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden; Warsaw, and Viona, 1777, 1775, and 177;1. Two Volt. syn. 34 Edition ; price i in boards. Tour Round the Baltic, through the Northern Conn, tries of Europe, particularly Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia And Prussia, in a Series ; of Letters.—Fourth Edition, 'corrected and augmented ; ,Svo. Ss. in hoards.' • HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. R. JAMES'S- ANALEPTIC PILLS, from # their tendency to promote the natural secretions, and .to remove pbstructio e ns and derangements of the vital organs, are the bust preseri•ative. of health and life. They may be taken at all-tbues, but should never be oinitftil after any ex cos of .eating or drinking. Thus heail 7 achs, iudigestions, and other complaints of the stomach and bowels ; and thus, disorders of tlni liver, thc lungs, the. kidneys, &c. and gouty and rbettinatic•affections, willbe cured hetow they take root in the constitution: a general Family - Medicine they are superior to alit others, and th e y are . particularly c o n ven i en t for travellers, as they daunt require any confinement. s o ld i n b o ws, containing 36 Pills, for 4s. Pd. each, by F. Newbcry an Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; hut as, many per•ions iniAtal:e the house;-,they will 1(f careful to obs e rv e that tile Mather *1.3.45, the third froth Cheap , ide, and that his nitipe is elL .. l . aved in the stuaps.. To be Lad also at Dr. Jaines%.latebouie iu Brutoa-strcet. 2,750 Aci,T - 4 - k.;\ tt I r -1/$4 Olt .1 ULY 15, 18-!,1. • . ..:ISTRESS -in GERAIAN t a F, ING' of .the CONIIITTEE, held on the 10th of July, .1814, read the.following Letter., dated Chelmsford, July 8, 1814; SAMUEL MILLS, Esci..in the Chair: 4 .` Front a Ladies' As,oriatiOn, in the t0..v0 .and neighbour. hood of. Chdiniford, in behalf of the destitute Orphans, and other Sufferers in Germany, is remitted to Messrs. llo.'elay and Co. the .som .of Inf. With real satisfo,tion they pre . sent-this sm'al; addition to the Fllll.lS'lllltiCr the ma,tagement ';'Of the Committee, held at the City of Linolon Tavern. The Cammittee of Ladies Oat Chelmsford would be ungratefiti to sonitim ; ntiiming, that a handsoine proportion of this belle faetiim haS . lit;ett contriblited by Sery 4 its, and those in the 10Wer rands of society, who ,have numeretts instances o'f gofichismietioth svmp..t by and getter tsity, which do honour to their station In life. The Committee feel reluctant to in trade apob the time of those wholare laudably ehgaged in the more Important tronsactioll of this interesting business., or t hey , cmild roiate striking examples of - tenderness an d• evinced by this class." - Si;ned on behalf of the Committee, held at Chelmsford, Jut , 1, 1814. • mr ,‘ p ER KiN sr 'Resolved, That the grateful Thanks of it hi Committee be presented t 4.1 the Ladies' Association :it Chelmsford, for theit zealous and liberal • assigtanee to the unhappy Sufferers in C7,thiany. Inniunt already advertised . E. 9.9,716 10 10 • Mt nSe RI I TION* At Chatter': irthserltzett at i he• Ma rket f a e, at tilia4ree Sw•uts-inn, I.ltinizer -Cord - - 4.3 0 0 to. Ch:i. tit. Bailie awl Soo, - • :yalititztou - .10 0 0 !_t v. Ilea. Saneforti 1 1 0 i'ev. Ellis .tones - 1 1 0 S. St . ..Bat-1w - 1 1 0 Mrs.i.Va;ktr .I i Mrs. Calwelt - 10 0 0 .‘lessrs. T. /Sarney sail Sun - 5 s'o Subscliptimis fron the towa c.f J. Batten, EA. M.iyor - 79 7 7 Ditto from Plyinciutli ri(..inity, per ltd.lto dew, Eqy - 7 10.0 Ditto trout the Parish of .Ye.tl;optint, per R";2v-M(.l.usclrtile 7 11 0 Ditto from -the Parish 1 • At .Nla.. - tril,Stone,&,Co. • Marchionessof Exeter 10 0 0 At l'foare's. -• CoLham YcomaTAry 100 0 0 5. - - 30 0 0 At (hild and Co. Thomas luitll,-Esq. 10 10 0 V. Z. - - 2 Q 0 Chandos Leigh, Esq. 20 U 0 At Spooner &. Co. Rev.'rho, Slare, Vicar of Aastrey - 3 3 0 'l'. G. J.:. T. 'l' . . . 2 2 0 'rs. Garni - 414e . 1 1 fi NI, Thos. s:rickland 1 1 . At, .3ornard & Co. Rev. Mr. Swayne 2 0 0 Sargant 1 • '1 0 Sargant 1 , 1 0 A German's Daughter '2 0 0 C. ii. - - - 1 0 0 At Ransom & Co. Mrs. Mary Buyttni '2 0 0 '.l. A. 1-loublon, Esq. 21 e 0- S. E. O. - 1 00 • At Masterruan and Co. Collection at Sutton, per .luhn Allen 17 3 9 At SlQ,plienson and Co. Latty . .nuck - • 2 0 0 Draper & Co. Shrews bury • - - ' 50 0 0 i 1 I la ni (Amide; Esq. 10, 10 0 it.. Scott, Esq. 10 10 0 Jos. ,' Mueldc,ton, Esi. - • 10 .10 . 0 ,J. V.. 'Stacidiouse, Esq. - 5 5 0 ui Cheacile,•titairi;rd shire, par T. Patten and • o. 13 0 At t osiinis4cCn. Collection after a Se: .: • ' uthin, by the Iter;Dr. io the risli Church of Whtsl Lateasliire 20%'0 0 • Witherßraniston,Escr. 6 6 0 fter.J.J.lloones,E . well 0.0 iatnitel Kniglit, Esq. I U 10 0 At Join,s, Lloyd, :Jot C • Mr.' Charles %% heeler 2 2 11 John Ford, Abbey- - ' ; • Fit.ll,C:ieshire 10 . 0 0 Irv. John liavies, • bainpf on - S 8.0 Collection at. Spandon Church,. Derby, per the .G, Ili, and • • A. M..• - 22 12 G Ditto • at Chaddesien Church, Derby, per . ditto 10 10 William Cook 1 1 0 Collected in (he Parish • of Wrexliant, I)en bighshire 20 0 0 Sampson • Copastake, Esq. Atllarch.y S.: Co, 0 , 11N:holt at, the Vil . 1.1,:5e of Ga'sfield, sex, per Rev. John S IS 6 \y.. Preston - • . 10 0(3 SubscriptimisfroinNor- . %y id), per 'Messrs. • - tioroc•s - 110 8 0 0 0 Subscriptions from Mr •thint:s; nt. • pin Ga; •on & 99 la I Walker, Ward, Parker % and C.o. - 21 0 0 S. W. Parker - , S 5 0 W. Preston - 1 1 0 Join& Stephenson i 1 0 Rec. P. Douglas 2 0 0 Joseph Smith - .0 0 A few Friends at the Independent :Sleet ing,Weat Itersitie, Es- W. Vrissicfc, Esq. 5 5 0 lilaheway J 3 0 Mrs. Fuwoies - 0 A-- 2 0 0 Miss .loyci' Pemberton 2 0 G. M. Z- 0 0 Rev. :\". liopkins. • 1 1 (.$ , 1 Rev; W. Hopkins; jun. 1 1 0 Mrs. Oliver t 1" Mr. John Ravenshaw 1. 1.0 Mr. Newling 1 1 0 Mr. C. f-leyes 1 0 0 Mr. Robert Milts 1 0 0 Mr. V.S.%' Hills 1 0 0 Rieharl French 1 0 0 W.'IL - - 1 00 - At huhlincli . &: Sobseriptions fro:n tie • • Parish of Cam, Glu cestershire, per 14,v. William Fryer . 17 2 0 At liarchy ez, Cu. " SuhFtriotion from the Parishes of ‘Vootl r NurtOn & Swanton 3 0 6 Collection at the Rev. B. !..cott's Chapel, Redditeh - 16 17 0 Sundry small tionsinHfrutingliani 3 4 6 Mrs..ciope 11, niiiiortl house • 2 ?t• 9 Miss Naive 1" 0 0 3. S. ' - 0 Wiike..n . s . on, hlales wortli • . 5 0 0 5- 0 0 ' sex, per T. Marsh • 1:3 5 0 Collected at the little- - pendent Meeting, Halsted, per ltev. Da-is - :3 3 0 John Vaizey - 1 0 0 Thomas Button ' 1 0 0 Suliscriptiow. from the PArislies ot New and Old Alre,ford, per Knapp and Co. 36 1G 0 Corporation of Eye, Suffolk - 13 0 0 A 'Yeoman of th..i City of -Dublin, per It.. Barclay, Esq. 6 0 0 Further Subscriptions from Norwich, . 'per Gurney am! Co. .13 0 0 Ann Champion 5 0' 0 Maria f:hampion 5 0 0 A. Hutchinson, New-• • castle, .24 Subscrip. .5 0 0 Subscriptions received at, t Tavern f Lloyd's Gaye:muse the Bank.ers.i.o town and eiinl It. I-I LUP At Down's. F.dwa rd Mitchell 1 1 0 Rev. Lale Edwards 5 50 John Ashton - 5 Q Rev. P. C. Panting 1 0 0 'T. S. - I.:risp- - 1 0 0 Collection nt Wc!heck • Clizipel,alteraSerumn, per' ReV. T.' Whit e, on • Thaolc•;,tivingDay 41 • 5 C Subscriptioni at Cita field and en inity, per • Rer, J. P. learon 30 • 0 0 Ditto at Newton, Ai ,, htgomeryshire, per • TJsey, Jones, and Co. 10 '8 0 Collection •at St. Thu ma Chapel, per Rev. 'l'. Rol well 12 14 0 Young and Son' 5 0 1.1 The Third Remittance • fromillasgow & vici oily, 51. V. stl.-pev 11..balglish,Esq.niek ing.in all • 4,534 7 le tar of - the City of London Stock Exchange; and at 'all . itrc. 1 .-Secretarics. KE HOWARD, . , Splay'[' of VINEGAR (the original ;nrentiOn of Mr. HENRY, and lrought . by his sticcessireiniprurements to tic: higlirst Perfection) continues to he prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Chemist, Manchester. This agreeably pyrfunied Liquor, which is composed of highly concentrated Vinepr, ju-incd with the'nfost pleasant Aromatics and efficacious :antiseptics, may be kept tininipair ed in.any Climate aud fur any length of:time. Its witigent Oduur adapts it fur idiot-di:lg relief Head-at:lfs, Pa:ntiogi, &c.; and renders it peculiarly hateful anti refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the apart menls.of thc Sick. It counteracts, alto, - the infection of Ow tagions Dis'eases. • As many spnriotts and inferior preparations are .sold under the same and si m il ar names , the Public al•e requested t () "b -serve, as the only, proof of its being genuine, that the names of 'Messrs. Henry, Manche ',ter, are•eosTaved 0 . 11 the stump; 'The AIt()MATIC Sputir of VINEGAR, i:t :bottles, price Qs. 9d. each, stamp ineintkil, is soil ‘ tl i nl t •:-.ale :Intl retail : by Ythyley..and . Blew, toekspor-street, (the only Aged 1s in Lon d:,tl mithorien by the Proptietors): wheee relay he had, Sponge Boxes of Gc.td7, Since, and Carnelian, Crystal, &e. • Also, ITENBI"S CALCINED MAGNESIA, iu bottles, ;it 4 , . 9d. ;ititi larger, with glass •tteppet 5, at cut; ; Alwir names brim 4dll Um. gawp. {PRICE StXPENCE-HALFPENNY. .QUEEN'S :1) it - AWING - 00Ai. Iresterday her MAJr.sTv.iiteld t Drawing.4oOrn at her Palace, As usual,. parties of the Horse Ortards paraded in •the malls and rides of St. j ames - s Park,' to regulate the movements of the carriages; and on this oceasion the privilege of admision by Constitution hill, and by the prin cipal' entrance of the Palace, which had be:nk usually conOntd to the branches of the'Royal Fa was.extended to those distinguished person-' .ages who have the privilege of . entree: The company began to arrive at the Palace•sobn after,twelVe• o'clock ; and continued setting down till about half past_ three, at which. the PRINCE REGENT arrived, escorted by a- party Life . Guards : his Royal 'Highness was receive 4 itt front of the Palace with _military honours, the Band playing " God Save the King." The other branches of the Royal Family came in state ; namely, the Duke and Duchess' of Yonx, the Duke of KENT, the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, and the Princess SoCUTA of CLoucF.sTEa. Previous to the commencement of . : the Draw ing-roorn, at tWo o'clock, the FrenCti 'AinbasSa dor and . the .Danish Minister were introdeiced :tn her MAJESTY by the Earl of Aloa - ruN, her Ctiaina berlain ; and they were admitted to a private an.* thence, delivered their qredentials, and ‘vcre lutist . graciously received. Her :MAJESTY afterwards proc"eded to receive those who have the privilege of the entree, and offieial. Personages; in the: room adjoining the grand Drawing -room,_ \V II kit is for future occasions to he fitted tip_ in a very splendid stile. She then entered the -Drawiirgl, room, attended by the Earl of ,MoaToN, her Chamberlain, Mr. DESBORQUGH, her Vice ! - - Chatn- , ,berlain, and the 'Ladies in Waiting Her M,% .JESTY . took her .station in front of the Sta:e . Chair, which was placed under an admired paint— . ing of a Dutch family. The QUEEN continued. receiving the complinients of. themumerous and splendid assemblage. till five o'clock. - The'ltilt; lowing - were among thoSe present PLA-: TOFP,,.aIId a great many ntr.eigners. of distinctio4 ; the Cabinet Ministers ; the Officers of State, and.' of the Household; the Arebbish o fp of CANTER,' I3UItY ; the Earl Marshal of England ; the Master of the Rolls ; the Quarter-Master-Genpral, ; the Lord• Mayor of LoNboN ; Mr. Sheriff ; the Judge - 61 .--- the'A'rch6. Court -; the ecres•ary ac - war ; the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers -resident in England. Nhere were also, bakes—loeloamad, Saxe Weinrtr, Nurthitinuerlandond Leeds. • Alargit.isses—Winche3ter, - Nurt ham pton, Ileacifurt; Hrit furd. • • . • jitirehionescs•—Whichester, now. Lansdowne, Tliornona, ~ . , . ;. Ely. l:in•ix—`.:igiu,: Pionfcrt, .;,lortescue, :Aberdeen, -Suffer t; sUults;iury, Itociiford, hgtetront, l':h.Afield, Mount CasLiel,. Clare, Hurewood, Lindsey, k)nslow, Llardwiels, I`,lc.itunv,l4T emu be, Compton, TalbotisHarcourt, Nelson; Runes, l'iOiet, Percy, Cholmondelcy. Couittc.ssc.v—Farnham, Dow. IVinterton, Orkeney, ham, Lunsdale, Dysart, ,`'3 . liiiftsi;ury, Harcourt, Iltime,.tit. Antonio, Dow. flarcourt,'Lii-erpool, Effingham, I;Asex, Castle Stewart, Dow.-Jsirsey, Faleonkrg, Nelson, Roams, Pembroke, Farnham, Harrow:l, Suffield, ninsiteld, Dartnioutli, I)ow. Pembroke, I:lath:it - 6r, CElleart, Besborough; Choltuontleley. ' ' . •• C9Ula-St. Antonio. - • . . • Viscoeurts—Sydnex,Downe, Bridport,•Baruard, Den - 111.11:st, Valiefurt.. Viscoridte.%ers—Bridport, Melville, Barnard, Dtineaiinou. Lords—De.Dulistauville, Itedesdale, C: 0. Uryen, lieresfurd, Gambier, -Siewart, Eardky, Liostot, Itadstock, L.:lief:borough, Dynel•or, ~1. Hay, Vernon, Varbu rungli, Ltivane, Somers, Somerville,. Artie:), J. Thyniie Gwydir, '6. Lenox; P. Osborne.. • • •: lariat 4-11 arringtoir„ Boston, t wo- Percys, nners, F. 11a mann, 11. Osborne, A. C. Stuith,Arden, , Lambert, Saltown, Broke, IL Fitz.;eriii(l,, rough, Sandys,, Jones; Deny, CuChei el, Sherii6d, Neave, two Stewurts, Hart, Al. Arundel, G. ford, Nliiirro, Lini . g, Vincent, Bethwith, E. Druni,ond, S. Clinton, NicLul, ‘Huireywood, Fletni ,Al.. Ceske, Itycruft, Struchan, C. ourltiu, J. tray, B. Pectreli, A. Leith, (7, cou4- Hey, Shepherd, C. Howard, Bateinan, H. Parlier, C. .11‘Cleod, Say and Sele, 'Knight.ly, It. Suritn, D. Roll, I'. Turner, Itatistoch,• two Paulets. • • Ijiv/o es—Loudon, Salishury, Exeter. Right tionounibles—W Hastings, IV ..Po4e, Sir W..Grarrt, Sir .1. Nicnoll. Honourables—F. West, Mrs. S. Bowlcs, Mrs. Leigh. Agar, R. Strachan, EA-lome, H. Dalrymple, T. Pieton, H. Lambert,. W. St.criing, I'4 , phani, iS. Santi)n, J. Doyle, G. Jerningham, Hunter, Y. Broke, C.,Cocko'4't, F. Shuckhurgh, E. Buller, G. Tappi, T. Neaue, W. Grant, T. 'ilyrwintt, J. •VV. lle 116tb, C. Kniglaley, 'E. Blown, .1. Mitchel, It, Sheafre, (4. Taitnit, E. ll'erry, Denys, C. Flint, S. Smith, L. I'alk, T., Chay . lin, G. I:mastic - Li, C, Jer voise, U. Bateman, W. Dom ills, C. Sutton, 't. &c. &c. The, - .lollowin . g: aLso had - the -honour of being presented - Miss White, Lord Saltotin, Major B. Linsingen, Lady Lin ' singer., CoLOtway, Mrs. Loftus Qtway, Dr. James; _ELL! of Suffolk, on being to the 44th regiment,. Lieut. Col. W bailey, South Gluccster Militia; (Jul. Ross, R.171.A. on pro motion ; n on being appointed -to Wl:Deane: l y of Exetr ; P. W a t Ler, E. sti :G eo a (ennui of the Black Bud s and Iferoditary Usher of scothin,f ; Miss Fludyer ; tie Nares, 1). D. upon being appointed Re;_rius Professrr or Mo dern tlistory,',University of Oxford ; 'COL Jackson,' Cold stream Guards; - Rear-Admiral and Airs. IF...auks', Lady Broke, Aol.rcsi.r,Bid.yi:laoliti i e in o GeneralFiu A ax lr ; Sir Law rence Palk, Genergerald, Mrs. Sir E. IL d. an Lads,' Sandys, Capt. Bowles, Mrs. HarveYrAdin, Harvey, Igar,:rdiss Lambert, Miss.Sheldint, Mss Fox, General Traver's,. Colonel Hill, Mrs. Lance, MiSs.Don:,,V; the L or d Mayor, un coin ing to his title; Mrs. Keene ..od Miss Keene, 'nun. Mrs. Rey. Dr, Van Mildert, Regius "tonel St. George, Cocks, Sir F. Colonel_ Mr'. S (.lll: l rl l eel l res J s i:Cr .A.l 4 °l6ll ; l :; 4ll: a rig: i t l eYl Lieutenant Ca.Pt i : i ‘ l\ '' ' . . ° ) i r t " h j e k y Y , • t: J. Alaxwerl, Colonel Maui, Mr. •Capps, Wright, Earl Ousluw, Ladies C. and S. Stervart,llev. lMiss Hart, L a dy Mary Arundel, Mr. Sh cr iti Ati.. l Clarke,gia).,Al iss Fitzgerald, Mr, Crawford, Mr. Win. Finch, .i‘li,s , es Fine..., Sir. tl.Knightley, General Packi on his returb. from France, Major FEstrant , e, Airs. Bloomfield, Major Churchill, Mr. al. Percy, Lady E.. Drinufftond, Mr. Pre; theroe, M. P. for Bristol,' Lady S. Clinton, Colonel J. Stewart, General Clinton, Sir E. Blount, Major Stratton, Me. illituboki, Airs. R. Athutlniot, Captain H. Collier, Cal,. taut Flint, Lady 13. and and Miss Keating, Mrs. and Miss Norton, Mr. and Mrs. - Charles - Lord and-I.ady. James hay, ;,11irs. Rains, Adtuiral Lindsay, Sir U. Talbot, Miss Camerop, Major-General,BrO4vn, !tear-Admiral and Mrs. Blackwood,- Air. huziett 'Foricnuc, Mrs. AfisS Stark».) the Countess of Fideou berg, t he Misses }lett hers, Major-General Sir Roger Sheatle, Lord and Lady Britaportri Mrs. Stephens, Miss lloyd, Earl Sod Countess Il.othes, Mrs. 11. !lova, Mr. Gem ge Petre, Sir Charles Sutton, Lady and Miss Birer,dt, Captain Trelawnettt, Lady Jones, Mrs. F. z-tir. ,•- bonf:, Sir Charles tint' Lady Knightley on their marriage, Alisi Iloneyirood, Countes s Elgin, Lady Strachau, 4iir Berry, ..010 r .e vari, o • r t., 4 - cot' . r „0, , c t tl° it) ,1 ' te . ,e 0" • o' l, lc. ~I. • /0" A fC il' t ,rt ji