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London, England, 1815-07-19 00:00:00

`SITED NESI),,tI7, JULY 19, 1-315.

TI-LiTCVED-HOUSE TAVERN.

- Sr. lAmEs's-sTrtzuT,JuLy 11, MIS.
77TAT MILO° SUBSCRIPTION—His RoyalV
Y flightiess Ow Cukc of YORK the Chair. The
fol-
SubsCriptions have hen made :—,

51 I 0
105

The Duke of York L. 210 0 Lord Lynedock
Chancellor of the Ex- Sir W. 11, V. Wynne
chequer . - 105 0 Mr. NVillis, Thatched
. SVootl, Esq. ' House -I'a\ ern, and
Lyttleton, Stainus ' 105 0 use of Lis room ' 5 5
An Old Soldier - 50 .0 Robert Vyrier, Esq.,
.- 105 0
„Lord Harrowby - 105 0 Johol.Angersteiti,Esq 105 0
Bishop of London - 105 0 Charlotte Brewer - ' 1 0
Thomas Smith, Esq.. 31 10 • Rev. D. Nilson . -5, 0,
Charles Wilily, Esq. 21 0 Earl of Beverley - -52 10
Lord Calthorp - 105 0 Lord I.s.vaine -. ' 21. - 0
Lieut.-Col. Wray - 31 10 Hon. Mr. Burrell . --. 50 0
W.Wilberforee, Esq. Earl of :lancets - 52 10
M. P. - 50 0 Viscount Neivark - 21' 0
Hebbert and Hume . .5 5. Sir Alex. Cochrane 21 0
Major-Gen. Hamilton 10 10 J. A. \Varre, Esq. 21 0
Lord Teignmonth • .25 0 Thomas Warre; Esq. 52 10
W. Y. Knight, Esq. ' 10 10 G. Byng, Esq.-M. P. . 100 0
Duke of Montrose 105 ii "Alex. Davison, Esq. 105 0
James Curry, •M. D. • .T. Hatchard, Esq. - . 2 0
in addition to 601. Mrs. Hatcharil - 1 0
paid to the City The hey. S. Arnilt, - 2 2
Committee - ...52 118 .fists SI or tlO'ck, Elrt. 52 JO
John A ligerstein, Esq. 105 0. W. Manning, EA,
Harding, Howell, and M. P. in addition to .
Co. ' '52 10 Subscription at the
William Tiukler and Loiolon Tavern - 105 0
Co. - 21 0 Thos.Wright and Co. 105 ~0
Lady Roht. Manners - 25 0 *ir R. C. Fergusori • 25 0
Miss Manners - 5 0 Lord Anclattol -• 25 0,
Mrs. 1-linn ilton Nesbitt 10 0 Rig-lit Hen. George •
General Manners - 50 0 Rose, in additiou
B. Beaumont, Esq. - - 10 0 to a So!),eription of
Sir N. Conant - - 21 0 1001. in the City, Us
W. G. Carter, Esq. 10 10 the hope
_that the
Wm. Nlortlock, EA. 53 10 'Prussians will par- -
Thomas Nixon, Esq. lo'lo ticipate -. 50 0
Viscount Balkelcy- - 50 0 Major Bradford - 10 in
Mrs.-Callandar - 33 t Miss E.:Tyrrell -.10 0
Miss Callandar - 2 2 1 Birch and, Charnhers 105 0
Miss C. Callandar 2 2I i Mrs. Chambers • - 5 0
Colonel J. Drouly - 21 0 - Admiral . Sir . James
W. Gray, Esq. - 21 0 Saiiinare'z - - 25 0
Greenwood, Cox, & Gen. Sir H. Calvert ei . 0
Co. in addition to - Gen. Sir 'W. -Gerduit 21 $
their Subscription ,H. Meux and Co. 105 0
in the City - 105 0 ' C.R. IVo.laston, Esq. 5 0
J.,_./1. Lloyd. Esq. - 2(4 5 N. & G}. t.. Col lyer . 9l 0
G. Mathew, Esq. - 5 5 General Sir (4. Berl-
Observer ewspaper 5 5 ' with - -
Mrs Rose ,- 10 10 Richard Thompson,
Miss Ruse - ' 5 5 Esq. - C,r,,scerior-
E. Straeev, Esq.'. - 10 10 square - 210 . 0
Colonel Stanley - 21 0, W. Osgoode, Es 1. - ID 10
W. Sotheby, Esq. 90 0 II; Leycester, Esq. 21 0
Hub. G. Vernon - 21 0 J. S. - 5 0
Earl of Westmorland 105 0 S. Harrison, Esq. - 10 0
Lord Waisingnam - 52 10 , The Dean and Chap-
J. P. Boileau, Esq. in- ter of Winchester 50 0
addition to his do- Bishop ol.Wiateliester 6.1 0
nation at Mbrtlake 10 0 Anooymcms .- - 2 0
Major N. Bean - 5 5 The Dean and Chap-
Lord Eardley - •571. 10 ter,of Westminster 100 0
S. Smith, Esq. 11. P. 52 10 Hon. L. Burrell -.- 5. 5
Major Torriano - .25 0 Charles Boone, Esq. 100 0
Proprietors of Morn- Colonel De Grey - 10 10
ing Herald - 91. 0 Bishop of Durham 10.5 0
A Friend - - 1 0 Eat ;of Upper Ossory .52 'lO,
Earl Mulgrave - 110 0 Sir John trederek, Bt. 10 10
John Maberl.', Esq. 105 0 Ilawkes, Nl;Oey,&Co. 52 10
G. B. Prowse, Esq. - 21 0 Mr. E. S.Bi44s < - 2 2.
Mr. H. Aston Barker 10 0 Sit Gilbert Stirling - 21 0
Chipchase and Proctor 10 10 Major-General John
Sir Walter Farquhar, Wilson . - 21 0
-Ea at. - 52 10 I Win. Di-ewe, Esq. - l 0
G. W. Taylor, Esq. 105 0 Gen.,Tolur Bland - et 0
Major Cole - , 10 10 David'Haleburton,Esq. 25 0
Wm. B. Br igstock, Esq. 5 5 IVw. Cotton, Esq. - .10 0
Claude .Scott, Esq. Thomas Cotton, Esq. 10 0
M. I'. - 105 0 Egerton Leigh;jun.E-sq.lo • 0
I
Marquis of Lansdown 105 0 Mr. Orme . - 5 5
T. W. Meller, Esq. - 10 10 Earl of Crawford and •
Mr. G. Swinton - 5 5 Lindsay - 31 10
Samuel Mills, Esq. - 21 0 Miss L. - 2 2
Gen. Sir A. Cochrane 21 0 Arch. Hamilton, Esq. 5 5
Mr. Serjeant Praed• 25 0 General. E.Stevens - 21 0
Liertt.-General Sir. H. . General C. Carter 7. 25 0,
Oakes ' - 21 0 Captain J. L. Ranier 10 10
Rev. J. H. ReOtotard 5 0 Mrs. Rowland -
Messrs.•Tathatn, Bailey Major 1). It. Parker 'lO 0
and Sanders - - 52 10. JohnMorant, Esq. - 52 19
Nlr. Rogers - 1 0 Earl BathurSt . - 105 0
A" Widaw's Mite - 1 0 Marquis of Stafford 105 0
A. W.
5 0 Earl GroSvenor - - 105 0
A. Young, Esq. - 5 5 Earl Fitzwilliath - 200 0
H. H. Eyre, Esq. - 10 JO ThumaS Wood, Esq. 105 0
Lieut.-General Mann 10 10 Mr. G. M. Rickards "- 5 0
Rev. Dr. S. Breedoil 10 0 ; Lore. George Thynne '25 0
Mr. Thomas SudloW 3.3 i Lieut.-General H. E.
Iron. S. E. Eardley ql 0 i Blight- .• .. .
11.• in the hope the ,1 Major-General Sir 11. •
‘25 0
Prussians will share • .Banbury .-
in the Subscription 200 0 Osb.. Markham, Esq. 52 10
Dowager Lady Vernon 5, 5 LadyPulteney =9f3 5
It. lt,‘Vlsorl, Esq. -'lO 0 John -Halsett, Esq. 21 0
Lord Staweli - 100 OJ. L. Pownall, Esq. - - 5 5
Mrs. Hudson ,s; lO 0 Sir T. Si. ktesebridge,
Miss Mousley - , 10 0 • Bart. - - 26 &
A. N. - 3 3 . Lady Ilesobridge - 9f3 5
Messrs. R. &E. Tat- • Messi's, Barker & Co. 21 '0
tersall - - 10 10 Hon. Philip Pasty - 50 0
Mr. T. Seaward -- 1 0 W. Keene' Esq. M. P. 10 0
'.V. P. G. - 5 5 Gen. Sir Charles As-
General' Sir Charles • gel', Bast.'f- 10 0
Green-, . - 21 ,• 0 lobo Brawn, Esq. • 10 0
Marquis of Bucking- - • • Right Honourable Eall
105 0
ham - - 1:5 0 Nelson -
Lord Elvers - 105 0 Lieut.-General Sir T. ,
Earl of Coventry • - 100 0 Bloomfield • - 35 0
Earl Grey - 25 0 Lady Nepean • - 10 0
Mr. R. Barnett, Spring . J. C. Severn, Esq. -21 0
Garden Hotel - 5 5 Colonel John Rowley 10 10
Right Wit. John Mr. Squibb - . - 5 0
Charles Villiers 96 5 Sir R. conAing, Bart. 26 5
Right lion. ' John G. W. Gunning, Esq.
Trevor - - NI. P. - 'lO 10
H. Sanford; Esq. I •.3. T. Batt, Esq. - 10 10
Gen. P. Pownalt - P. Bond, Esq. - 10 10
Mrs. S. Si. Booth

10i, 0

lo 16-

52 10
40 10
10 10
- .3 0

W. G. CARTER.
the principal Bankers, and by •
Messrs. Hammerslcis and Co,.

Subscriptions are received b:
the Treasurers, at the house iy
Coomecoicatioos to the Conn,
Secretary TP. G. Carter, Est.

olittee are torn' crldrrssed lb the i
Tonple Chambers, Plect-6trect.

TO FAMILIES.
OLMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS,
without, Flues, which unite, in the highest degree,
i and Economy.
•

7 -..
• It is well known, that all Ovens, hithqrto contrived for the
use of. Families, which are attached 'to Kitchen Ranges,
owing toThe Flues,
of
a considerable loss of Fuel, as
m
"well as ulinution of Heat; to obviate this great disadvantage
has been the study of the Inventor of the Patent Domestic
°veils, which are without Flues, and which, instead of dimi-
nishin7, increa>o the Heat without the least. additional Foul.
J. 11. takes this method of informing the Trade in general,
that they may he supplied with three tiiirerent sizes, with or
without Itanges. As they heat without a Flue, consequently
there is no danger Of Fire happening from them,
,which is so
frequently the case with those that have Mlles.—Reference to
Families of -the first respectability *ill be given, whcre the.
Ovens way be seta in use; and also at his 'Manufactory,
Castle.:court, Stiand, near Bedford-street': and at Mr. Bell's,
Ironmonger, Greenwich ; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence,
Whitechapel; and at toost respectable Ironmongers in Town
and Country.-
N. 13 ..--.,;14; Allowance made to titer.rade for Itead.yNloney.

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IMPENE'P R AIILE• PAINTS, and COAL- TAR BROWN,
• for Park Paling:, Slates, Out Buildings, and Weather Board--
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Invisibte Green, per Cwt. 565. Red or Brawn.. per Cwt.42s.
Dark Green 76s. White Paint tiOs.
Olive ditto
Lead Colour.
Stone Colour 'Jas. Fine Paints for inside Work UT
Chocolate Colour ..... 565. - every description, &c. &c.
'Relined Tar Brown 225. per Cwt.--Common do. 18S. per Cwt.
THE M I'FiNETII BLE tiAINTs arc very
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great as. Whir Paints: they also possess a. durability which
renders them peculiarly valuable, When applied to Woriz con-
stantly exposed to the eirects of ie Weather; and from their
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.oi)rposeS of useful Inside Painting,
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it
_is of a veryzOod colonr.,•aries. ;:m.4
ree,nifinit billy to ii;"1;ea.:(1 lid -laid On With a cournion tar
brush. • .
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, GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING CROSS, AND BELLE
SAUVAGE, LtrboATE-HILL.
I • GENERAL OFFICES FOR. TRAVELLING.
THE following 1:1.0VATI MAILS set ott front
the above ;Offices every EYeaing, by command of the
Postmaster-Gt•neral,
DITIILIN, Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. •
HOLYHEAD;
,Bangor, CaernarvOn, St: Asaph, and all.
.parti of North
MILFORD HAVEN. Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre-
con, Montsmuth, an,t all parts of Smith Wales.
CUES ('Eli, Nam ptwieh, Stafford, Litch field, Noilhampton.
WISBEACH, March, Charterts, and St. Ives.
TtitiDfiE and Ely.
NEWMARN.ET, Braltion, Steal f ham, and Fakenharn
SC. &-c..
NORWICH, by Ne‘Vinarliet and Thpt ford.
NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich-, and Scole.
WORCESTER, Per !:are, Eveshamotikl Moreton. -.
GI.C)IJCESTER;CHELTENHAM,.aniIIIurford.
0 VFORD, every Evening at Eight o'Clock. •
LUDLOW,LenintrY, and all parts ofShropshire.
YARMOUTH, Lt\t:estotY, Beccles, Yoxford, & Woodbridge.
HULL, Scnritorough, Puditigton, and Ile-verleY*
PAR TON, Watet-side, Oainsborough, and Brigg. • . .
LINCOLN, SleafOrd, Boorn,.Peterborouge,, and Stilton.
And the fallowing, Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the
- - newest and best construction..
Also is adde.;!, a; list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which
Pasaengces are regularly conveyed; a reference thereto will
sate flinch trouble to Travellers Persorts having baggage
or parcels to send.
LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car-
, ries four inside only), through IVArtangton, Northwicb' Mid-
, deiwich, Sa.ndbach, Ultoxto er, B rton-u pon-TrEnt, INleas-
;, bath, Hinckley, Luttertorth and ,Northampton, Sunday,
Wednesday, and Friday Nlarnings, at Stx ; performs the jottr•-
; ney httnrs, well li4lited and guarded thrOngbout.
LIVERPOOL Royal Coach., through Warrington, Knots-
ford, Cougleton, Nwcastle,, Stone, Litchf:teltl, ratnworth,
' Atiterstone,, Hinckley ;aid 1.1:U1.n-worth, Tuesday, Thursday,
and .Saturday*mfunings, at Six; travels with extraprdinat y
velocity ; only'one night on the road'. well lighted and guard-
the whole of
•; YORK New and Elegant Post. Coach every Morning at. Six,
through Tadeanter, Ferrybridge, ThmeaSter,; Bawtry, Bet-
ford, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford. Front York, Pas-
sengers are forwarded with the greatest. factht‘ to EL"-
hurKft, Berwick,,•Neweas;,l,..., Alawia, Shields, aud•3under-
.

I pincr, SlS:prwcri-nALPRENIk7Y.

latid; Durham, Da'rling'Nm. Nortliallerton, Ti ao,l
,thprOld, Dozor:ries, Carlisle, Petivitlt, 1;i
Borough 21r!;17e, Knaregburc_igh Hurl owg,,ate, and !I
parts of We North,
HINCKLEY, Atliersrnne, Luilerwortis, aed NortliMnr-
ton C6aell every Nforn. at Sik,`except Monday, and every Lveo.
SI-111.EW`:111T-It1 and No-1.01 Wales Cheat) coach, Yhrau,it
ShitTnall, -(ton \Vol.eertianqiton and 13inoingthini

_
.. , . -
,
every Morning. .
• HOLYHEAD, 11:Ing,,r, Cape! Cerig, LlApwrst, Cerni:,2-,e..
MaWr, tor-xi.", (,4=l'.iorvon, Conway; Oswestry, and all pil ct s

- ,
of :North Walcs, vvery Morning. .-
13114 M1NG11,1,4 New Coach, &laid The Crown Prince,
throngh Stony Stratford, ,Letuington and Warwick, ev,ry
Morning at Finn., and aril yes .11icSinne Et-ening at Ten.
PARRG.AXE, Ctthstcr, Stallord, and bit.,l6cld
Post-
Coaches •every.EyCning.
AVIABEACII, Maich,,thatferis, and St. fre::,, \6.w Coach,
Isiondar,,Wednesday,:and Friday Eretviii!Ts. •
, •

LITC..{FIELD. Tainworth, AtheNtonc, Lutter-
worth and Nortl)Lnptnn, new and excellent Coach, Tocsday,

Tlthr;day, ftnd Saturd3;y Morning's, at Six.
• CIiF,I;TENIIANI New • Day Conch, ttirnigh
Nonil-leach: Biliford, and Okforti Icarriex four inside ()illy);

sets out every i'vlorni:lg, except z•nnilay, at Six, and arrieei
early the sarne'Evening at the Plow Inn', Cl3:itenhani.
OXFORD New Post Coach, called The Defiance, every
Morning at Eight. .
NOB WICH vel-y last Coach, throUgi) iNieWmarket and
Thetford, .every .I.,:tening. at Seven. -
YAIWOUTII, Lowe.;toff,' liecctes, I-oxford, and. Wood-
bridge Teleg-raph,ever!• Afternoon:PA. Fin O'CIOCk.
jii:.;WICI-1 and C‘dcliester,eyeryAfternoop at Four BE. Seven.
CAMIIRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, 'every
;Night,and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex,
and Cambrii4;eshirt. . .
_F4I(ENI-IA.A, •S‘yatfttain, BrAilm!,- earl Nevin-nail:et tie-
gant•NeW Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and
-StanHay Xight at Six o'Cli)cl, Suncly at Five.

LYNN Post. Cu.ieii; "Iliesday, 'finrviday, and B'4turday
Mornings at Five o'flGcli.

SOUTHAMPTON and • I.vnihirton- elegant new Coach,
every Morning (ekLeltt Sunday) at . Paqliets
sail to the lsto. of Might on the a eviival of the Coach, Parcels
are CUnveved tusll tons of thi.f Tsland.
WINaIESTER, Basiligstoke, and. Harlfrird, Bridge very
fast Coach, every Mornin, at Five o'Clock. _
TUNBRIDGE and Tilnliridge Wells new and easy Coaches,
every Morning%
TUNBRIDGE Wells new Post Conch
..(eficries filar inside
only) through Trinbridge, Sevenaalies, 7a.til Riverhead, every
Aftersorin at Four ()Thick, Sufi: aY excepted.,
BURTON upoh Trent. Post Coach, thrOugh Measham,
Twycvoss, Athelstnire;•Hincklil,t.litterwOrtli, Welton], Nor-
thanOon, and_DiniStalde, Siindar, V.T•ect-ii-esday, and Friday
. Mornings, at Sic oTloctr.
' BRISTOL, Bath,: Melksb.ain, Devizes, and Marlborough
new mid excellent Post Coact, (carries .follr inside only) every
Aft erinion at rive, well lighted and guarded throughout.

This Conveyance is itti;o'Utrovertibry superior to any on the
'We'stern Road.

EXICrER, Flyhionth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bal-
loon, cis; ry !ling at Seven.
SEVENOAKS, Riverhead, & Bromley COaches, every Morn .
HASTINGS, Mittel, Robertsbridge, sYlirnwel I, and Ton -
brid;re elspi:ditions New Coach,tvery Morning at half-past Five.
•PORTSN;TOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning
had Evening :it Fire &Clock.
PORTSMOUTH, Horridean, Peters&t!ld, Godalming, and
Guildford NeW Coaches, every Morning and tvening at Five.
PORTSMOUTH New anti elegant i'ost Coach, the Duke
of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings,
at Eight oClock-.•

EXETER and Taunton Coaches, every Morning & Evening
WELLS; Bridgewater, add Taunton Coaches, every Morn:
ingand Evennig.
PLYMOUTH and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches,
cyery Morning and Evening.
BURY and Newmarket htst , Coach, Tuesday, Thursday„
and Saturday Morningq, at
BATH and Prisfol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every
'ATOraing at FOUr o'Clock, and. Evening- at Five. •
LEWES, Uchfield, Maresfield, and East Grinstead Coaches,
every Morning at Eight o'Clock.
BOGNOR, and the Rocks, It Bathing Place on the Sits--,ex
Coast-, much admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every
Mornim.; at Six.
CHICHESTER, Midhurst, and Haslemare, new Telegraph
Coaches, everyTue,sday,Thursday, & Saturday Monts. at Six.
CHICHESTER New Coach, thrmignha
Saturday Mornings,
a ,t Seven.
worth,. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven.
ARUNDEL New Coach, through Mutton, Petworth, and
littleltpton, Tuesday, Thursday, and
MAIDSTONE, Malling,, and Vrotham Coaches, every
Morning at Five and Nine o'Clock. -
FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Sandgate, and Ashford Coaches,
every Morning.,
DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury
Coaches, every Morning at Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five.
Extra Carritges always ready for families (Yr parties.
BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of
every descripti,m, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at
Noun, and nalf-past Five in the Evening. -'
- GRAVESEND, Northileet, and Dart ford Coaches at and
Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Five in the Evening.
Extra Coaches always ready. • - • -
BRIGHTON eriginal Red (-triad], through Croydon, Rei-
gate, Crawley, and, Cuelifield, every Morning at Eight. •
atticarroN Nosy called the Hake of Nortilk, evrey
Morning at Nine, through Dorking, 'Horsham, & Henfield.
BRIGHTON Nev: add Elegant Lost Coach, the Eclipse
aere Afternoon at Three.
BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at half-past Eight o'Clock
iiivery• Evening.
WORMING. modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (car-
ries four inside only) through Broadwatcr, Findon, Ashing-
ton; West Grinstead, Horsham, and Dorking, every Morning
at Eight o'Cloch.
GODALMING, Guildford, Marrow, East Horsley, and
Bsokam„Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock.
EAsTBOURN Summer Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at Half past Six o'Clock.
GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and
Afternoon. .
DORKING, , Leatherbead, and. Epsoni Coaches; every
Morning at Nine, and Afternoon at-Three.
STEYNING, Horsham, and Dotting Coaches, every
Morning at Six.
HAMPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily..
Following COACHES set off from the BELLE SAINAGE
CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. .
BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every
Moraing at a Quarter before Five, through Stony Stratford,
Southank, Lemington, and War Wick.
OXFORD new.and elegant post Coach, the Defiance, every
Morning at Eight.
SOUTHAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Morning, ex.
cept Sunday, Five.
ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mot n-
ngs, at Nine. - .
NEWBURY -Coach, every Morning, at Half past Six.
SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon.
.HASTINGS New Post Coach, every Morning at Eight.
WINDSOR Coach, every Morning, at Seven. -
BRIGHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Mornings
ak•Nine, throogh Dorking, Horsham, and Henfield.
BRIGHTON New P.ist Coach, the Eclipse, every After-
noon, at. Half past Two.
BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight.
• LUTON Coach, every Day, at One.
HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Evening.
.rotursmouni Coach es,every Morning and Even. at Five,
LYNN New Coach,. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Mornings, at Five.
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Carria,,;es,set out 'to all tha Bathing and Watt.c:!.ign
and ?laces trifa,ltionable and public resort in I
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JOHN and,JOHN MORRIS, Proprieta.t.s.

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FOREIGN DiT ELLIGENCE,.

FRENCH PAPERS.

IRECIVED THIS MORNISqI

(From the Gazette OfficElte.)

-The first number of this Paper, dated the 14th,
contains-the On:onnances respecting the convo-
cation of the Eeaoral Colleges and the Consti-
tutional 'Charter, which we yesterday extracted
from the minor Paris Papers.

The 2tl number (of the Itith insQ contains
'Ortionnances, appointing 621 Prefects'to the diffe-
rent "departments, most of them re4ustated as. in
March last, besides 19 who were nominated by
)3uonaparte, and are continued.
. Three other Ordonnances appoint M.-Barente
to be the Secretary to the Minister of the Interior ;
M. Guizot, to tire Minister of Justice; M. M.
• Barenre to the Minister of the Interior; and Vau-
blanc and Valsuzenai, Prefects, Honorary Coun-
sellors of State-. •

(Frnin the Mom'lent.)
SUBMISSION OF THE REBEL ARMY.

'alm, JULY -14 —The French Army beyond
the Loire-, commanded by the Prince d'E, kmuhl
(Davoust) has, .through the organ -of Licinenarns-
General Count Gerard, liaxo and de. Vainly, laid.
at the foot of the Throne irs ENTIRE AND ABSO-
LUTE SUBMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY. These Gene-
rals were -authorised to this by the latesc
dis-
patches of the Prince d'Eckmuhl.

[Fran the Caz.ette de Prance.]

BAYONNE, JULY l .- lie armistice between the
Spanish and French armies is signed all hostili-
ties i❑ this quarter are therefore suspended. We:
hope that this reconciliation Nvill be definitively
confirmed, and all the world desires it.

COURIER EXTRAORDI-NARY, SUNDAY MoRNING.

Colonel Labedoyere ha., been just now arrested.
The Austrian troops, under Generals Buhna and
trintont, were to occupy Lyons on-the 13th.
'The Iniperial Guard of Austria and the Royal
Guards of Prussia continue to arrive in Paris.

The Grand Dukes, brotkrs of. the Emperor of

Russia, yesterdAy visited the King.
PARIS, JULY 15.—1 t is said that the Address
which contains the absolute submission of the
French army beyond 'the Loire, is couched in noble
and touching language. May this return to good
principles ..coutinne this time immutable ! The
army, united to its King and supported by faith-
r—t doubles its strenath to render es-

sential services to its country, and to' recover its

Yesterday, between One and two o'clock, ..tbe
Grand Staff of the English Army, composed of.
about three hundred General and Superior Offi-
cers, with Lord Wellington at their bead, w cnt
to_the Palace of the Thuilleries, to pay its ho-
mage to raeXing. Ibis Majesty received the as-
semblage -ot so many distinguished Officers with
timt ;trace and: benevolence which accompanies
all his actions. They were p-i-t.s-t,titc[! to him, and
named in succession. The.. itlOnareh wore the
Order of the Garter. lie afterwards addressed
the Puke of Welli;:gton in I,:,:snglish, and said,
" My Lord Duke, 1 owe to you a personal obli-
gation, for the humanity and good 'treatment of
your army towards my. subjects. I acn happy to
have an opportunity -of expressing my acknow-
ledgments' to yoti,• in presence of your tvlrole
Staff." The King afterwards spoke to several
Officers. All retired, penetrated with the manner
in which they had been received. The Duke de Richelieu arrived at Paris yester-

tlay evening.
It is believed that an' Ordonnance will soon ap-
pear, the dispositions of which -will. tend to aile-
viate the restrictions on the entire liberty of the
p,ess.

At-Aleut-lon, Evrcux, Villiers, CAterets,
viers, Tours, thz bells' have been ringing, guns
firing, and dancing in the public places; joy was
at its height.