The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-26 00:00:00

WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION.

E(TRACT OF :L ETT E R FROM DUMFRIES, N.A.
" gist Aug.. 181 z:

" GEwri.LY:r,N,—Some weeks ago., the Magrk-
trates And Coiineil of this BoroughOlaving tAken
into con'sideracion theTropricty of opening a Suh-
selipiior, foi• the Relief of th.e Widows and tatni,
lies the Killed, aml of thc Wounded, at the ever
memorable Battle of Waterloo, I havC the happier
ness to say, the proposition ryas agreed to with
perfect unanimity, and most cordially supported
and recomaicnded from the pulpit by the. Clergy-
men. of the two established churches:

" Subscription Papers lia6ng. been prepared,
Commissiopers were requested to go through their
respective wards, .andsolicit personally every l'a7
milv and indivichnii, wini kieet. thought to fail
‘Yitbiti the scope. Of Snell Solicitations. Intim-ation
of the intention, and of the day. when the. Collec-
tions. were to take place, having been made trom
the Pulpits on the,SAbath'preceding,, with suit-
able cOlorfations, the measure has been attended
with the most pleasing success. The auniunt
the Subscription,,in this small town,• where
have few optilent„inliabiiants, is about Fire Hun-
dred am' Thilty;.two Potluck,. which I have now
the pka4ure, 'in the iftnne.of ;the Atigistrat es an d•
of remitting:4o ,the Counit tee, by inv. •
draft on Messrs. Coutls and. Co.
"The Committee will see, that this business ha
been gotie bit() here with Zeal and alacrity, an,V
Stirelv never cause Was more deserving Were '
necessary; I cont.:lntention instances of mit pre-
cious reelilq;s in a variety of individuals, in poor
and St rititelied circumstances. _I iv ill only furthei-
Temark, that the same sentiments pervaded the
breasts of ahitost all our little community:, ivis\lo.
lug you every success in your laudable and praise-
worthy endeavours, to relieve the distresses of the
Widow and Fatherless, &c. &c.
1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your most. obedient Servant,
DAVID STAIG.

" To the Committed for the Waterloo-

:•4ullscriptioll, London.''

F aleiudi??arians must rejoice when thov know
that Dr. CoorEtt and three Surgeons ut 39 years
experience.in Strictures, Fistulas, and Debilitii.ts,
have established a Medical. Board at Charlotte•
house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland
Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars'-road; where the public
are cured without salivation or confinement. 'lle
Institution claim:: the attention of those who have
attempted to cure themselves, or who have con-
sulted illiterate men', whose improper treatment:
has. ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head,
face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth; and
nose, noise in the cars,' glandular swellings in the
neck, deafness, dimness of sight, strictures, pairi
in the head and limbs, frequently !Distal:en tor
rheumatism,- weakness in the knees, swelled oo-
dles, 8:e. are symptoms which appear years after,
and
Messrs.
Cu tc't,
°et;
Eeßn.labliitat ecro
tine
ricTiitsrtinititri ial state.—
daily
oyb by
all
ranks of people, from eleven till eight precisely,
and we advice gratis, on Tnesclay,,Thur„ky,
and Sunday mornings, till tsvelre o'clock.—A
pri
rate L,or round the cflrner,
•

FRENCH PAPERS,

,(REdF.IVED 'Tilts NTORtZIi,;G.)

(From illonilrltr.)

P‘RTS, AUG. 22,—Ott the 25th inst. the I.K;na
re'reire Amh:lst:idors and 11Iitliste:s of the
Powcrs. Geoth•mett yvin he admitted to
pay-titrir rourt to hiilllBjectfin the montitig, and
Ladies 'n tltr evening!.

FEarmEe,r:of SUASIA, Ana: 10.—Xothing
can be more false than the reports which have
lyeen spread relative to the warlike preparations
whieh it Ica, were snaking by the Turks
in Bosnia. and ;n Albania, along the Anstrian
frontkrs. Ail accounts agree, in stating, that
every thine flier. is perfectly tranquil, and that
the troops assembled in the intkior of Bosnia

have nn other intention than 4110 of co-nneratirlg
in the re-establishment of tranquillity in Syria,
'which is a pres, to the fury of a civil war.

(Tram lb. Jnurnar, des nebnti.)

AUG. 22.--The )Nitig received to-div,
at fire We a vi‘it from his 11:liestv the Ki ig
ter Pritsl.44. Majcsties remained together

nearly an tont..

Sever:ll I..tters from the smith, tinted the 15th,
1G11), and 1/tit, agree in crating that public trln-
toillitv 1) (1 been re-est•abli%hed at ,Nimes, Avig-
non, and. Mat-tellies. The Austrian troops who
entered thelw:o former phkees, by their mere pre-
S'puce put an end to all disorderx and exce4ses.
6,lict has alf.n been restored at Cations, where
some agitation had continued.
Tilouteust, AUG 16 ---Divers depUts of -ca-

valry of the • army of tl)c.Loire, passed through
this city for some days past repairing to their des-

f'nation.

Tbe 11)01111fidin-dlaSSCnrS %Om were at St. Jeau-
Vied- de-pont liave been disbanded.
CAEN% Arc; 19.---The dislrming of Calvados

bas occasioned neither complaints nor teclama-
tions ; only many persons seemed to be affected
b, it from-/he implied irjustice to the good
spirit by which they were animated.
.The department of Calvados is orergowed by
foreign troops. The troops that continue to ar-
rive are dispersed 3111011 g the Canti-ms of tl►e De-
partment that are capable of providing for their
subtistence. .

(From 15e Para ec Frowc.)

paths, Au° 22.—We are assnrcd that the open-,
ink of the:sitting of the two Chnntbers will take

plare.abont the middle of the month of September.

.General Blucher has, it is said, removed his
Lead-quartcrs ft•►tm Cacti to Alcnt•.on.
WC hear from Germany that the opening of
etc Germanic Diet, winch tarts to have taken
a{ nut the Ist of September, is adjourned,
and that it will riot take place till the day of

The tiu4y
.of Rap6e is covered with piles of
'wand cilt in the forest of St. Germain, to serve
for the Itirt•tic.itinos of Pari;, but which could
not he used for that purpokta for wain of time.
`These piecvs of timber %shirt: were all picked,
11.14 just bt.en sold at a very low price, and the
greater part has been bo,,ght to serve for fire-
wood.

Lyons enjoys the most perfect tramptillity—the
quantity of provisions has not hcen increased—
commerce remnes its activity. A nierican orders
have been received for 7 or 8 millions of silk
st u

Marquis de Coiilin, Commandant of the-Royal,
:troops at Savenay, made them evacuate that town
on the 14th August, at day-break, before the As-
scni'lling of the Electoral-College. This homage
paid to the principles of Reprttqmtative Govern-
ths:nt, has been extremely agreeable to the town.
(-Al to the assetnl4, althongh no one had any
i lea that the presence of the troops could have
any inliaQnee on the freedom of election.