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SAMUEL MILLS, Esq: in the Chair: • .I ABLE ENGLISH and FOREIGN BREAD which , was " Fr'on a Ladies' association, in the town and neighbour- , advertised to. take place at this l'ard.as .ifcnda g n e x t, th e Ist hood .of Chelmsford, i n b e h a ls o f th e d est i tu l e 'O r ph ans , an d ‘. other Surf,ras in C3-ermany, is remitted to MeSsrs. Barclay ; August, is POSTPONED till TIIIIRSL'AY- next, the 4th and Co. the ems of 185/. With real satisfaction they per-, ! ~r i. ,..r , . • - sent. this small additiesn to the Futols under the management' . - 1 d'i '-'uSr• - of the Committee, held at the City of London TaVern. The COnnnittee Of Ladies 'at' Chelmsford would be uagratefol to omit mentioning, that a.handsatue proportion of this •bene factiun has been contributed hr Servants,- and' those in the lower ranks of society, who have shewn numerous instances of compassionate sympAhy and generosity,' which du honor to their station in life. • The Committee feel reluctant to :ii •trude upon the tine of those who are laudably eitgiiged in 1 he more important transaction pi this interesting - busin,,s, or they could relate striking examples of tenderness and liberali ty evinced by this elas . s.'.' , . . . . Signed on behalf of the Committee, held, at ,Chelinsfoid, July 4, 181:1. MARY I'ERIONS. Resolved, 'What the grateful Thanks of this Cunimittee - be presented to the Ladies' Assoelatioo at Cltelinsf,pai, for their zeithatts, • and - liberal' assistance ,to the ..nahappy , Sullerers is Germany. ..,. • -• , - -•- Alumna already advertised ...• ,-• 4.101;478 12 0 HARROW ON THE HILL. rro BE SOLD, a good FAMILY HOUSg, with .FURNITURE'; containing, on the Graund Floor, two Front Parlours, a Kitchen, and a Back Parlour, Pantry, Scullery, and three Arclital Cell .rs. On the Mist Floor, a large Di - awing-J . 6om, 26 feet by 15, hod two Bed-rooms. •Pn the Second Floot are four Bed-roes and tw o Dressing-dlo sets there are Bed-rosins two large Attics: The House is go Pee', and plesantly sitnated, commanding an exten..i ye Vi e w towards London• on one side, and Windso r on the ~they. There is a small Flower Garden attached to the ii-nse, and a ilack Court, through which there is an entry to the Kitchen. Being within a few hundred yards of the School, it is well stilted ,to a k'ainily coming to reside at Harrow, on aecount of the Stull nary - For further particulars apply to Mr. Bey, Stationer, No. 1, Somerset -street, corner cf Duke 7 street, Manchester-s q uar e , to whose care Letters , 6iost.-paid); addressed to D. G. may be sent. , ()UWE of the COMMISSIONERS apPointed to carry into I::ffeut the 2d and .nth ADDITIONAL ARTICLES of the TREATY of PARIS. - r • • c:r. s 10 et t`lO rd • "ii orlll IF~ c'el' t i(1 0 15 ,tite - hi- • Downing-street, IL:th July, 1814. LIE Co - nunissioners appointed, amongst other Things, to examine and liquidate the Claims of his Bri tannic Majesty's subjects upon the French Government, for the valne of the property, movable or immavahle, illegally confiscated t;y the French-Authorities, as also far the total or partial las 4 of debts or other property illegally detained sequester since the yell; 1792, do hereby give notice to all persauS who claim to be Creditors of the French Govern went, and are 'desirous of availing thcniselves of the benefit of the said ad;ii:tianal Articles of the said Treaty, that they are ready to revs i;v: 511 clahns that may be'presented at their otn.: on or befareSatJrday the 20th day oi'"Augu - st next, be 7 tweet' the Lars of ()ecru and three o'clock, by Creditors, or their Ai etks legally authorized; after whicll period the Com misioners will proceed-to Paris. i-,i AiVib ij kt GII -MAIL. HAMBURGH, JUL? 21.---Accounts have been re ceived here from Sweden, that his IT[mess Prince Christian has made to General Vo❑ Essen Sifotriptiout since received : •,. ; At Committee Room. At Cirild and Co. An , additional Grant :1 second Subscription, froth the Westincnster. in 'the Parish Church .. • Association L. 2000 0 0 of Bt tmha tit ,Brdf:+rkl- . • Co!lectioti in the Parish- rfordshire, by Rev. B. • Church of St. Nicho- l'. Beac:l2.roft L. 7 0 0 las, Bristol, pee \Vin . - John Keble, EN. - 5 5 0 Ringer - 13 11 G J. F. - ' - - G 6 U Fifth additional, by the .- . Committeeof Ladi e s, .. attlaphani, for relief of Orphan Childreli in Germany -. 2 - 4-0 0 -4 f it . o 1 .4 A .e, s ce g ro l the ei b i :1 1, 00! olie r , r r d i e 1 f d r ii[tej At Lloyd's. That the parti'es may be, informed what particulars' are to be stated a making their applications i, : the'Comorissioners do full her Ofe'notic,%, that when their claims are for the to tal, or partial - los of their credits on the French Govern Meat for SUM'S of money vested in the Pahlie Funds of France, and ticilawittly sequestered since the year 1'792, th,y ianst state distinctly tht.+ amount, and in 'what they were rested, and if for life annuities, the ti tikes of I , ln'petions . for whose Ii yes the annuit:es - .were - granted, and, as fay as, they are whether thoSe persons are. alive, or when and where tlai • At Spooner & `William'l'utiilcius, Eq. Abitigdoti - - 5 0-0 JohnToroliins, Escudo. 5 0 Mrs..;os.'ionikins, du. 2 - 0 0 Mrs.Win.rooll.ins,du..l 0 . 0 Miss Toniiiins, do. - 1 0.0 Miss M. 'lSOulkins, do. 1 0 0 , . • • I , ` ' L. IX ...i . , . \ i...1_,;1' 4 i: jjt ;•4. .k.„11._ .1 9-, , r.Z:rl.lll'l -.6 YFICE , SOMER •; :: r-r) LACE, JulY 23.' 1514. , 4 'lllll PR EPAItAIIb NS I(ir the FET E in SI" J k \ICY . ' 'J N .' • '` . • PARK b,..ing, t the nearly completed, ‘ it is ....A\lued necessa • ry to give the Pablic solie idea of Wha A iIS4:IIE:`TS WILL B", thartgb it is impossible in an. ! 'tti'ttiwnt io sav 0i0.1 , 1 1 L i - any person to form a just . . ..1 of it-hat this 1-'PA-,. will consist: „.eke't,l,,ortt. fitii D esi.st:iptiou is gir i cti .t, - ; each Purchaser . of 4.4 4 P, ,: i 't .I.ll"Peds, therefore, it will intfice in this pace to ,N;i ita .4 ',l L ei for Re. fresliments sill be placed iii PriTer ;,. tf*lB round the Park, with open Marques - , provided with f ...1 ;1 7 , 44 Lithe acco mmodation of the Company; that Band . so Itht le i lt4ttend, and proper spaces be marked out for those ts'),',tt() dace: that BalloOns of difrerent sizes, one i lree l :'` ) •i' , " roi TwO Perscns to acentl, i:t the Car-attached to : '''l-. '' ''n'l at different Persons to the livening- The niost, :4(' -work ever - seen in this Country will be exhi ‘ ~... .; 't Temp -le and aeon the Chinese Bridge ; the . . ~,,,, the ~. , . '..;',, . ,lar,z will be illuminated with Chinese Lan `''ii ;:::: 1 ; 1 "''''Y Tree' with :Variegated Lights i tlieP u z....go i. da.... i vite 1 ioairdirate.: kith Gas Lights •; the Royal Booth ,. ‘ ll , l , u s e .. ~,,,t 1 ' ' a rid ti ! , ,heie;ef the ille&prical l'i re-works am.•l lai. L. t nHL's.; ,ipreienting Vt'ar (giving - an idea of the florr leriptiejeg','4 Portress), and changing on a sudden '''N?: ll.c.f ikaee, Will be among the Amusements to fo a r the 11, Purr asseviled. • • I, t at P4l)tie tile re-cornmentled not .to parc.base any Ticke , t d s , tYh„ h tr ' is 91 iice, or at `lie Licensed Lottery °likes, indors . cers o eI them; and k't 1 , 4 „ . " 4t. whose I - louse they maY. purchase . I,ises f'`4l4rly-iequested tobcliere that this - Caution only eett,tiPt" filesire- to prevent disappointment to them, iis %j4 t et h' ir C : l ::t f l e lis ,: r a g ::, i'Y must immediately take place, inasmuch wlio signs the. Tickets for each Gate re- It i IY, will be there to receive them. • -. 15i 41 : 1 : e - itial lY desired early'application for Tickets may '' '''.4l. 'l)riet‘o rickets for Oise Guinea, as for some Gates. 1 th 4 tiine ;fle More Tickets can be filled up. . 1 ' cl• P'rr . TI-1 GRAND JUBILEE. 11)11-11,1'13TIcE, SOMERSET -PLACE, July 25,1314. c s ''' II RST ( f rj 'UST is . the DAY FIXED .kr ii,. ) ..) A (I - s-- . of the late li,/11,-' 'AN:I3 JUBILEE in Celebration I ' ll ?' o ..'I"E:A.CE • - e time that it is a day rt• •or f e 4,, . ..t the , am 4, 011 .t. onleoloration to this (Ountry, from the grateful lt ere,:::: 4l of other happy Evnitß, it is the Centen'ary of the 444 it', 4 °I. Me tr'unsrick Family to the Crown of England, t i th " l . ,\ 'l , : e ' . lc're '' v er ii the Anniversary of the Olorious Victory . . l', -' --_,_ , • . 1 ' tl: tei4411.9113%. NRS,6N who . lately.. LEFT , his. t N 114 , 5, IN ll• 1.,,,,i!tit,,,,:„1tt oue 'of e VIETERN : C . i.,„. rely on ';,:t4o 1, 1 ' 4 ,...1 P1r ( 1,N,,„ t'lv' to hiedistresse.ll Family, I . ll _,•'' - ....,„ 0 ...... b ' 4. " i . -''''iN r• . - 01: front his ChM"' I (""• • ra, ti,' ,l (tili„ „ , I),J LGEN„... 'tire '' ' , hi ..• 'Re authority of this Adverti=ement, he may Pl-14,;N31;g,:.t the Office of this Paper, that it koceetis 44 - 4t, . . r tn , '1,71:1-1. (ILD EiTA.TE, with Spaeious"Mansion, •-• it, 4 ~VCi) , N . lanots and Advowson. !\ l) 4 erripa. ~,krl., b'y PRIV/VI% CONTRACT, N i • Ape., 'At!liold Estate of upwards of 9NE :F11 1 0 1.1 % . - 44,„'1141i1y :,,DRED ACR i ES, in a beantatil Com t ihc'''a, • ,i,ll'tetal)le N eighbourhood, 'distant front London i)tari_ NtiNleki., ,!,)ci': 1,,,,S miles fr(i•in the Coast, conlin:ising r"d su ied and niii,"latition, well situated, extensive a,a Ivitt ( n'it , '"".' (n. every ti ' tion large walled , , Garden, '', 4 :.-, 1 1 ~, 1 4";, 4 (:,t:ses, c.,,c". Fz e cT i w P ell-w%iodeil Park and Lawn Ati..diaits i € , , 'Sr,tl eligible harms, I! 41 11 --- '''cv• of Wat • extensive Woods, wel . l stocked , I,l,tvgia oitgood reair. Also Two Manors and perpetual with requisite 'Yards and f.:i'lit:',,4l,d .the Recto r y ' state of II hi'to,r.'' ezirlY i‘ll • ha d and is in a • high , - ‘,4' )4 4 e ili . r,.', 4"'tl.tlie F .. . 1. t !" i e' n ;bouuded, in pact, by a 7 Na, - •"f ',,''. w hich aft-'?„,.4d: )greatln'" f ac i l i ty i n procuring' ilia ; N it. , y („p„,,le•purnip I-luSliandry, t l' Sr 4 r 4 l ite4 t(i'2:l4(l',frorn t he - Nlirket Tocvn ! and . the sml l ' e ' n " n - anx- F, ' &tit]. -"Y Gentleman who wishes 'to ..1 , arm •0 . , tit i r I , '. it )5 a. , ,ctry desirable qt,t, 411,1,41., . • '.(iit,4 - " rs t's : alid for Orders to • view k-d Broad -street. Pia- 1 the Estate, apply to 1 1 . 1 11-P, \i'l::--"----' ' . . ' • t,N 1 ., 9ell' ..iSEL'Ys. 3 ESUITS. 1)11.0Ps. t :ti i . . s, l. I, ""ie JFSIITS DHOPS have been. ,: -11 in 1()Iv il 11 '' j. - '- 0h . , 1 141 11 . nil edi „, . 1, esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and tit ve.ls,, i gs ( 4 . - 6 1 " e 'lre for S'trano-r..try ~ tel koQal 1 r adder • • t . ' '' Gleeti, Weakness of 'Qc e -. lett. tiectici„ they woen taken on the first, attack 1, 44 . sh o .. "•`, tliey will inf VAN' accomplish the de .tht, i !i i e tt - t ! . O take'lltdi,eth_se eoniplaint be far i'. 'advanced; it will lie ki 11 ' 1 . 1 I ) , c `q 04iee" Specific Itemedv with theJesnits Drops. kiht l ' ' tOl s a .'efoli,, t , I. " . lie attended to is, that purchasers to.,Nl oil 'Ple aim ' l aving the true and genuine Preparation, 11,A t s i tm ttlille public, counterfeits attempted to be ! C S t I. '' 06, ,'.55 Py. ailsolote klsehoods, are so iniine iztiAti.4o', ,llN:it:',(-1161's reiiiitst ever}'. surchaser to ask fur Lle(tti sel:illohi,te'tii.;t7te:ntiitiesl,i'e.sselrs NI ° 'd • ..''l'l ' ' DitOps l' . ,Tesoit' i Drops are in-. pNo r , 'e , th e ...:„'"nl) . . with the following engraven there on'tvice 2_o .1,,,01' r,Trietor from piracyj: a - E. Edwards, Sti, ;(li :' : )(1. kr 0 essel, 66, St. Paul's . Ctini - ch-yard." 11 . 2s. bottle, 'and in.large bottics;, containing OA F ---, 1 V 1 ,3 1 '.1-:, f ._ - ---7---,_,... - . 4,•, , r 1,-„s. .t.',lv e„, • • (price '7 w '.)4i,,,., '."o.es oll'y are now left on sale 44th„rork. tx,,,ot that scarce, interesting, and useful fa ,.,,,,_ i ;Id I!,‘,.‘vliielt is givrt an. elegant Portrait ef the ,),J,„,,,,,W ofCiiiead House', e'ntitied fa- K 4, S txt. g, ' ,I :?., 9 ii:A LT ui : . o'r, Advice to both .)4t ai11i... . • rift f Complaints. 11,44,,ig,atee,-t::,' SOI:OMON, k:1ek..,1310. ,c,.c.,41.1_1.31,,0.u.1eiiiii1e Diseases, Nervous and pry : ,1i.41,1; , 4 . h i i f h } t ',: 4 . b . ", , ti . i.) , i also tieti.eral Remarks on t . l it )s i e t irir . '4t PA:..l9lrl,4l.q„7l"'t?'ins,a.'in' bftli(l.Y„' rti-Htrt fre N ie"t n l ii ei ' ll ic edi d es ' Nv . te ts , FI; i,,-ztlpted for each re.sipeCtiCenleilu'ilaaint. 111:."t!lt1; tl,,t. 4''!xed, A Dissertatiall ou the ' Properties aml ~ l it () 4 1. 1 41 a ip, Cold-Ilatbink‘• - iso an E : sFav - on Secret i)t.:4t.P,Otti li !trre r : t ';!?urse on Inipoteucy in the - Male, . ~i;iim. 4 1 % a j,sirsietus.'itint to Fernales, &c..—The whole_ arid V l t . . : ?rd b i_e t hat _ re . _ t) et „authentic facts, never before It: v flui,4 l l . l,. .1;z _t!.rvative to keep theind in hellth " says ;1; io:lu'lltainlb.atiy iiistalleeod ytoo i;is th ' e fait ii vli'%h 41'4y.,,,,f,"""!•" Unfortunately, the dislike of v.,4,. :14,7 , ..a1, di,s__, %ices, btit even our foibles, follies, and „...isKtr tutheliii,,ol,l7.s thousands .froni asking furor receiViug ckti;y,,,.44;tleattl"'N i 'eCu'"": " ( IS; and thus Youth, in paKti 140(4411).te.conse,1uto the vortex of pation and death '4 ;I'l ilopui,:•"'t'S a', destructive to the spiTies, and lli„, , : 1 4, 1 „ lw 101 r, has t niv hit by . the P übli ilt,;. tloty'dkd (,f ~.ril, r .O. HE .11 '''H .j •.1 '' s j)ointed out ,tit_ t lv to it t i e ll u e t e l , s tis l t. 1-;.-i-i;rizx as 't the. ~ tidiTe!:l.Tllll,:-. nd," 'which . expcsur:. ' 1"-esured- coati_. t Ql t r il Pr tl . t . l si4' 13 thnt sunshine, the snt re d initie wain. th - s 111")41',1,,'7'J.41;;III:'„11:'eluedri:e.°s".t.,_0f. Prejudice ctinot bear. -;',- ~. N,_ ,, u ; pn.itiut and they'' ime, and all persons areleft o "iiq ~!ra,,,i. i . , , iit,d ft,„ . It' ow},experience. ..k„"), 41; it N herw i , ', tue Auther • - 1 11 Is Sam. Leigh, -i t,7 le ook, -uo, Dz ee , . , ..ii, s(, , .y. • •. d o ss tI3, ' e llet 3 • ' 1 ,., and Jones Pal,crnoster-row ; ~,'•1) 0,,, /2 , in tile United Kinetioni - , 4 s Quidi, t!.ll.pclied Tlionsalld Fit! Hundred Copies . tie4loi 11,1xtibeen pcinted, • r 10 ;4, : 1 : 1 ; o ' : 4 7 Lf ,; :I" I' 1 i 4 ' j; At Glyn & Co. 1 0 0 Miss Moore - Subseription3 at New. Town, Montgomery , - shire, per Ilisley owl . Co. - - . • 10. 8 IT At. Ilosangnet and Co. ' Collection in the Parish , of Kilmington, per Towushend Syl- • Win - 10 0 0 MeSsrs. Hoare's. Mrs. Bov,•les - 5 0 0 Collection at the Me thodist Chapel; Dud- • ley, per Rev. Joseph Tity;or - • 19 10 0 A 'Friend in Need a 0.0 Burrell, Esq. 5 0 0 Collecthni at Micha . tu ' . •- Church, per Iter. S. 1). Meyers - 32 14 9 Suhscriptions receive() at ti 'Tavern ; Lloyd's Cotree-home the Bankers. iu town and emlul ti TAT 6 LOTTERY begins Draking Isi. SEE " TEALBEIt, .LBl4. • SCEIEME. L.z20;000. .... are [.40,000 10,00'1 20,000 5,000 lO 000 2,0110 I ,000 'l,ooo 500 - . 200 2,000 100 1, 5 ,0 ,0!..10 • 55,000 2,750 , 14,000 Tickets. L; 140,000 NO FINED I'ItIZE-S nAys or DRAwiNc; : • Ist Day, . Ist SF.VIT.MTIER. 2(1. Day, . Pith 3(1 Day, .171,11 SEPTENIBER.. TICKETS awl. SHARES are selling by - RICH IRDSON, GOODLI I CK, and Co. Contractors fur the Lottery, at their Otiices, vlje Corner of Ralik-linildii:gs, - 6611111 in, and facing the u g's Charing-cross. Price of a Ticket /.19 0 Half • /...10 701 Eighth. T 2 13 Quarter 5 5 0 Sixteenth 1 7 0 RENOVATED HE LTI T has been too frequently - the stbjeet of just and ,eileral. reprobation, twat !nen destitute the e:eine: . t s .1 the medical art have 011;,:red themselves as candidates. for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the j• typ o; € of doing justice to the result of our srtidies anitex perience, • to prevent us from being clati,sed apitnig those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, ntif;, tunnel y 'for society, liceo too fav,itrablyleceivitt , we bee, leave to.submit to the liberal ar , 4l enlightened faithfol.stat&went of Our pnrsaits and a, - q u ircm e nts. A lie: having rreeived irregular medical t i nni as th e pupils of Nlessrs. Grintlei Vaud Wizard, whose ,leEfures an d p ra ctic e we c:irefill I y a tterick:d, as prof essors and surgeons of the Loudon I lospital ; we entered on rse l ve S as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire_ -meat, the Royal College of Edinburgh. and were.iiisti tided in the ilitierent branchea olanatonly, sUrgeri, the theory and practice of physic, cnemisiry, bot.ogy, - eirc. by those eminent protetsors, Drs..Molaro, Hannlton, Duncan and Rut:vat - ford.. kVe-trust Ste shall not deemed ptesuMptuous in saying that our proficiency and aelnirements are not incoriderab:e. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the vartods ,t.:6:, of the particular obiect ot (Air studies andpractiee, it will; we hope, be allowed' that we have acriuired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and rrCer t cases of a pc-fed re.establislitnen.t is conipleted-in the short period of two days ; and in Liukge of the utmost in. veteracy, where ‘lttler practitioners tia , ..e failed of success, a proper perseverance - in' our plan of treatment ensures to the pattern a safe and radical cure. . Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which arc the elle:ets of a, hlbt- long and most unhappily ourstred by the youth of both sexes, there :ire none more alarming•or more distressing than those 'cleticienci:.s. arid which Ire, quently . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state To stlih persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible nrodebt treatiment . , be restored.,tO that 'greatest ot all hunnin blessings, a strung, rrunCy,, ousconstitution'. in all ekes •or lioin whatever cau &Lansing, as w e ll as in ever y species o_t venereal inre;dion, - we may h&c:unsuited by patients or ei l t ) t , i l e .t r a s t e l c )., ‘ „ v a i t t/ i i i . c t n t i l l e e g i r rtua, t r; d li est secrecy anonutar. c.,! I nett to three, and 0011).6 in toe evening till. to at night. Patients in the . cuurn ry alelequesteil to state tlie.particii lars ot -their'case,' age, and general habit of Arc. 47c. ip -c losing a remittance t o r a d vic e an d me , licirtz:l; when the same will be given, or sent to any part ot 01 , 2. kingdom. -Tonsure that seciec}s eLsell,l4, to our unkiercaking, toe postage r f cum.. m ay tie •nlie( . l to the account tor tiledi CUkktl cs and Co. Surgeons, N. i,)7. Hatton-girden =-• .Messrs. Currie anCt Cu. nave Certificates fr,:n thc aho.ve res ,, eciable Prolest,nr. of London and Eddiburgh, f or the skill, and hiriunity,. they f 'ruled duties..aisuneil during the fun,: they •:t. t•zlided their tedures and. DR. CLARKE'S 'l'i AVELS.-- 7 Volawe HI. Da'y was published, In Quarto, illustrated with numerous Envavings, 41. I4s. 6d. Wards, the Third Part et PTIRAVELSriq various PARTS of EUROPE,. ASIA, and AFRICA. iv EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Proftlior of - Mineralogy hi the University of Cambridge. This Volum e forms the Second. Section of The Author's 'Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the . Land ;" 4nd ccintaiits 163 Voyage up the Nile to Grand Cairo; his Observa inns upon the Pyramids of' Djiza and Saccara; a De,crilition of the Retn3inspf the City of Sais, in ttie Delta; un Account of the Antviities of Alexandria, parncialarlv of Pompey's Pillar, ,and tic Cryptw of Necropolis ; hi; •atb;equent.' Voyase, and th Trav , ls in rlrrece, Maccdo iia, Tll:•atte, Sat. &c_. • • Printed for T. Cade)! and W. _Davies, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood, at .Edinlitirgh. Ot whom marbe . had, .New Editioies of the twq former Volumes. • • PART the FIRST, containing- RUSSIA, TARTARY, aod TURKEY, illustrated )vitii numerous Lngravings-,• 51. ss. hoards. PART the SEC'OND, containing GB FECE, EGYPT,, the HOLY LAND, 6;—.% illustrated with muincrisas Engraving,s,. 41. 4s. 12vartia. S, tr. and M. ailicr 2 0 0 Mr. Cox - - a 0 0 E. B. - - 5 00 Subscriptions from the Inhabitants oißatt ' per Mr. Varvey 79 16 James Williamson, 2d . subscription • 3 3 0 Collection at Shelburne 'Church 2O 8 9 Do. at . Milhourne Port 6 16 3 Do. in theParisliChurch of Stont.y Stratford, per R.Fr. M. W. Wil linson 30 '0 .0 Do. in.therarishChureb of Dtnista;)le, un Thailksgiving-day .29 16 6 Miss roelluish - 1 0 0 Miss Gale., '1 0 Loveli Esq. 10 0 0 . 1-1-: ' - 1. ,1 0 Mrs. C7illbe• 1 1 0 Harrison,oo 0 0 Collet:thin on the day ~4 Thanksgivin., ! ,- , at the Cathedral. Wilts, af ler a Sermon, by the' De:4l - - 61 , 4 Do. in the Parish of, Wit:womb; Somer set - 14 10 6 , Mrs, Ilina 1 1 0 - M. - ' 1 10 0 .ite Bar of tin: City of London Stock-Exchange; anti at all try. f‘ I)4 ItTEN 1- . 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When the original creditor istiot living, or is out the Claim ant, the heir or gerionA:epresentative, or percon in posses sion of deed of a , -,344 - nul:. , i,t and other instrnments is 'required, to produce the litles . umier which he claiais; whethr probates of letters of administration, :lectis of igmnent or other iostruments. - • The Commis;ioners do further give notice,, that a Deed, di rected to he prepat el in pursuance of an u lanialoa3 vote ploa Ge'.,erat IVlvttitig" cif Uredit3rA, ItrM at the City. of Lo:ad.,n Ta vern, the 27111 day of June poriukkat pu4lic adver i:einent for that pu-rp,se, i$ lying at the ()dice of tiff; Corn nikslutters for the in , p;cti an of the (:Li:llan'. s or their Ageitt , s, bet, err the Iwitcs a).)ve ,tate<l, ahii that the said bred is t 4he . ~ .T.C,1 4 - 1 1 t tit; C:ilit:l3,lts oe their Agt:oos at or titforc tine time wile.,l they present the'.r ciaaus. The Commissioners do further give notice, that an Abstract in the must accompany each claim. Claim of A. It, a Subject of his Britannic Majesty, on the Trench Government, Sablaitted for the conF•itleration of the Commissioners appointed to carry into effect. the 24 and 4th Additional Articles of the Trec.ty of Paris. ad. A Inoti n t of the Date of the, €ia,im. m,lunt of the Lorr, m t mitt Rate POncipa! Ar-Tre ;ate ' of tree Claim. Ailioullt. J. et ly Order (5, €1 , S. r, et: 74% —9. 77 "?. t v ~ a -a '';.• issionern, [N.iIAILIE, Seep the Com m JOll Thii Riy was pu:Aished, price 61 MrIE EN-NBURGH AIEVIEW, No. XLV. . CoNTEN Song of Triumph, by W. S;:theby, Esq. Of Bnonaparte and the Botirbons, by T. A. Chateatirland.• Gait's Voyages and Traveli. Pinkerton's i,?etrolQgy. A Let ter from Sir Philip Prmiei3 to Earl Grey. Appert's Art of Preserving.. The History of Tous3aint L.'Auverture. 111a,•s -den's Dictionary of the Maliiyari L:lragn4y.e. • Tice'so rieserip • Violl of t / he Retreat, an Instituti,m near York• for Insane Per sum. Lord Byron : 's Corsair ao'l 13ride of A bydos. : 3 ci;i::-Tz. ton's literary. History. Farml:ar's Letter as to Saves in Maoritias ; and Quarterly L:st of New- . • • -- Etlinbur;il Printed for Arc:iihald Constable a:id Cu. Eciin. , burgh ; and Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-st“:et, Loadon. Of whom may he had, Complete Sets of th e l above, and sin gle Numbers. Also, a General Index to the first Twenty Volumes, price Us. in boards. proposals for an armistice. • FaciiDEN•m,Aar,, JULY /6.—We- are informed, that no official accounts have yet been received from the CommisSioners'of the Allied Powers in Norway. It is asserted that Prince Christian has , summoned the Notables, and not the States, to learn the will of the people ; -and dec!aLed he would accede to the general opinion, whatever sacrifices might be required. • • ELSINEUR, JULY 16.- 7 -A great Many Swedish troops are gone to Gottenhtn•gh . 40,00 - Swedes are assembling at Winnershel.g. His Majesty's brig' Vixen, with her convoy, the Gallant, with a con voy from Leith, and 'the Plainer, with another from the NOre, have arrived,in these roads. The Vixen and _Flamer returned to the ports from whence they came on the lath, and on the 14th the Gallant sailed for Longhope. All the ships for the Baltic. and for the North Sea have left us, excepting a fleet of 14 transports, that came - down last ititrla ftom,Stralsund. STocxunr.n, JULY 12.—An interesting pam phlet has bccit published !:ere, in a translation, entitied, • " liernyrks of a Deputy .to the Norweifittra Diet." . The author disapproves of the tesis_r_atie of the-Norwegians to the union ►with Sweden,jand Isays, that their resistance will do no honour either to their patriotism 91' their courage—(Humbitri-11, Correspoddetit, July 20 and 22 ) HAMBURGEi, JULY 10.--The Crown Piince of Sweden set out o- the 14ih itsstai,!, from _S-ock holm for Gotie'nuurgh. The whole Royal ly was on the eNe of departing from Stockholm for Udfiewalia. Syeaish artily near qott, ; n... burgh had Veen itteteased to 40,1/170 Alen. The Old King himself had declared that he would pat himself:tit the head'of the army, it necessary, At Copenhagen, no authentic 'accounts havi been received of the result of.the conference be ; tween the Diplomatists .of th.e Allies and those of Prince Christian,.. at Christiana% The are ru mours of their offering him a small cession of ter ritory, and gitaranteeing his, succession to the throne of Norway. General Bennigsen, our. Russian Commandant, has departed for some days to take the waters at Pyrmout. *Messrs...D•Ehrenstein, Metlerkamp„ and Meyor, of our city, have received frOm the Emperor Alexander the Order of \Vladimir. Our city - is re,. - :ering from its calamities. Vo luntary subscriptions for the relief if individuals ruined by the war come in from all quarters. The funds of the Bank also increase daily r four mil lions and,an half were recently deposited there. — Foreigners generally believe that the Ilambuigh .‘ers suffered great losses through Davoust's rob bery of the Bank : this is a mistake; for our • merchants had - prudently withdrawn their funds. At that calamitous period, more than half the kids in - the Bank belonged to foreign merchants and governments. These funds were placed thcre in the name of Hamburgh merchants, no foreigner baying credit at our Bank. Altana hall in our Batik a million at the time of its'spoli . ation ; Co penhagen another million ; llrnsburg, Gluck stadt, and Kiel, half a million each. Tfie Bankers of Amsterdam; Paris, 'Switzerland, Vienna, St. Petersburg!), and Stockholm, also. sustained con siderable losses ; but ours kvere tritiing.—.ll, the course of this. Summer, 2380 ships have passed the Sound. The 101101\1ov- is an extract of a letter fvortz Basle, (hated July 2 : For some time past no more Corps of troops have passed throu{.o here, but merely in .coners, convalescents, and convoys of carriages, under cost of Austrian troops. ‘,‘ Some days ago the Officers of the garrison of Huningen had an entrtaiiiment, about the close of ,which, when the wine hat! ;unwired their heads, they placed a bit,t of liuonaparte oo the table, drank to the health of tile yrant, anti poured out a thousand thi'eats a4ainst the Boar— bolts. It cannot be dissembled that the most frightful spirit reigns among the troops - and tu,e inliabitaii.ts of many o f t h e province's of _France, and in uur,vicinity. At Al illmanse . n and at Colmar snouts of Vice Supuleon! Mort aux &nab() is! ere heard • Iu st)ort, a great part of rhe nation are so:depraved, (bar nunsher ot p...rs , nis who come f , oin Fret I ce express. t rig suspicious that there tvi.tt soon be blootty,cepes." 13y a letter from :Nu, rua, ot the 4th June, we lea.l'h, that 14' phg:ie, which imd commilted nttp:t frightful t;tyags th:.•re, put au cud 10 all thialeree. 'The (kat!) 'were ahoic - 51)0 Up to th it period about 20;000 Turks and 10,000.: Joys, iko. tailed sacrifices to WC plAgoe, Tior poi:t was alawst completely' of 'shippi,,g; and Smyrna, whica lately ci)iltained 180,0Q0 itlhabitauts, seciuil LAO Vir desert. ~ -- . C ^.3 ~- J tars.