Star.
London, England, 1815-07-13 00:00:00

TE LO EERY.

win: and Co. respectfully remind their Friends
Li and the Public., that rie 11.awinj of the present GRAND
J OTI EMY will begin on Wetinemlay, July 19th, when every
'lichee drawn will he a Prize !!! The Scituate contains Grand
Prins at 000
weo,ooo

x 20,000, &c. &c.
Beside* ispno Guineas to be paid in Coll
Tickets and Shares are on Sate at SWIFT and Co?s Offices,
1110, 11, POULT Y, No. 31, ALn6A•I Z 11.1:1
IV, CRAM% G CROII3, I. &rr►:a•r.

riiHE MATCHLESS PRIZE of £lO,OOO, being
11 Twin Prizes or ae.:0,000, in the last January Lottery, was
strand, sold, and paid ot, demand-by
hstita FIN and CO. Stock Broken,
• • 14ernren: Pak*, and oft, thitero-vorri,
Who respectfully beg Lave !ts acquaint their Friends and the Pub.
lic, that notwithstanding all the manceuvres to eclipse their mira-
culous Pt ize, it as iuliti•sely surpasses every other circumstance
connected with Lotteries in point of good fortune, as the Sun's
Meridian splendour exceeds the Light oldie Moon. First; because
it was the MASTER-PIECE ot CHANCE; Secondly, because
it was a UNIQUE TWO-FOLD PRIZE; and the fortunate
Sham-holders tit i hiS.unpa :Acted fiche absolutely received twice
as much a% they adventured for, at the above truly fortunate Of-
' fices, where •lickets and Sirares are selling for the matchless
GOLDEN LOT I'ERY, containing another 5e40,000, £30,000,
and 12,000 G:illlt3S hr Gold, as soon as drawn, without
deduction,' witli only 1 ti.t:oo Tickets, one ot which must gain
.140,090, or may pain £45,250, of which 5,000 Guineas will be
paid its Gold, and the rest in Bank Notes, as before, by M. and
Co.—BEGINS NEXT WEDNESDAY, 19th of JULY.

AI.L PRIZES the First Day In the GRAND GOLDEN LOT-
FF.R.Y, which begins Drawing the 19th of nits MONTH,
(JULY).
CAlt ROLL and Co. Contractors for the present
LO. I'TE RY, respecttully.submit to the Public the following
GRAND SCHEME, wirels. with only 15,000 Tickets, contains
Prizes of £40,0('0, 110,1X/0, £20,1. 00,
11.mi,/es 12,000 GUINEAS,
Which will be pail iti GOLD without deduction.
AS UNDER,
£40,41414) h .C 40,000
30.tioti ..... %,0(K)
V:',004)
.5,250 in Gold 5 Sit/
2,000 ......... 9,0000
1,030 in Gold 8,150
1,000 5; 00
.525 In Gold 2,100
210 In Gold 9,100
And :1,042 other Prises of lesser value.
IV" mole of drawing the above splendid Prises is so arranged,
that the certainty is pre4einted to the politic of one •I'icker gaining
£40,000, and the further chance of its also obtaining in addition
to that sum 5000 Guineas in Gold.
Schemes with toll particulars may be had gratis.
Tickets and Shares are now on sale at CARROLL and Co.'s
°Mors, No. 7, Corrhiti, and .26, Ostord-street, where all busi-
ness in the Public Funds Is transacted.

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zitti;), BURNE, and Co. submit the fol-
lowing Ida Scheme of the IA) FIERY to the Public,
awl faspectfully acqoattit them that Tickets and Shares are now
ou Sale at their (Mice. Nu. 91, ROYAL EXCitANGK. Farlwire
of P►izes of Xvo,non, X• 40,000, and X 20,000, there are its this
&Artery, others to the atu,.wit of Twelve Thousand Guinea.,
which will be paid by thun in Gold u 10013 as drawn. To betiA
Drawing 19th JULY.

SCHEME.
.k.24),000
10,004
5.250
2,000
1,050
1,000
525
210
100
50
15
1u each ~ ...

are 5E60,000
30,000
5,250
2,004
9,150
5,000
9,100
9,100
1,600
1,900
22,500
15,000

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10
16
26
0

....0..e.

1,34
1,500 Blanks 1.1 Day

••••.•••

15,000 Tickets. • x 150,000
The Finn-drawn £-20,1F0 will have ./10,000 more, aking a
Prize of sez0,000! "I he Secnnitilrawn ,C. 0,000 w mill have
£'20,000 more, making a Prize of A:10,000! The First-drawn
.nlO,OOO will have £lO 000 more, making a Prize of .C 211,0001
Ten First.drawn Blanks, Day, will each receive s:00 Gut-
neat ! The Fortieth -drawn Prize the First 1/ay will receive
5,4100 Guineas! Filth, 'tenth, and Fitteenth-drawn thanks
Second Day, will each receive 1,000 Guineas! Twentieth,
Thirtieth, Fortietb,anil Fiftieth-drawn Blanks on the Thirtrpay,
will each tecetve 500 Guinea! the whole of Which will be paid
in gold!

. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Jetta 2W, &MIS.
AT a MEETING of ae MERCHANTS,
BANKERS, 'IItADERS, and otto.rs, of the Metrupofis,
convened by l'util;eAdverilsemetit, and h .41 this My,
ALEXANDER BARING, Esq. M. I'. in the Chair,
It was Unanimously Resolved, that a General Subscription
of all classes be now opened for the special Relief and benefit of
the Families of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded sa-
-1 ferers of the British Army, under the command It the illustrious
Watt's/6 rust, in the signal Victory of %I' aterloo, and in the'
several Battles which have been or may be [ought is the present
Campaign.
Resolved, That a Committee be apisniuttA to promote and
conduct this Subscription, and to corre.pind with such other
„Committees as may be appointed for the same purpose in the
priAtrapal Cities and Towos of the United K:tigdota, and et its
Colonies and Dependencies.
ALCXANDER BARING, Chairman,

The Committee deem it as improper ac superfluuu•, to attempt,
by any words or thefts, to incrrase the feeling already pervading
the United Kingdom ma the subject of the Glorious Eighteenth
of June. '1 key commit die :-uldeription wholly to the protec-
don of Patriuli•tn and Gratitude, and are confident of a result
honourable to the character of the British oatioa.

It is uequested that the Subscriptions which could not be re-
eeived on the day of General Alteting, 9iitli June, may be pal
to the Bankers in London 14• the respective Subscribers, sir to the
Committee at tie: City tit Lotii,:uti riiverii.
Subterption. are received at the City of London Tavern; at
Lloyd's t and at all the talkers. All communications and itotice
of Subscriptions, are requested to be addressed to the Committee,
at the City ut London Tavern.
Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, ,C 64,532 17s. Od.
Edward Dunn 2.0 13 I Joseph Price of Moo-
.l. G. S. 9 21 mouth 4810 0
Mrs. Graham 5 5 Eghant, lit Subscription,
Colonel Ciniphi IP 110 10 byC.C.Welton,Bankets 3.1 0
The late 1.ny41 Green- Cowper and Whitelock 52 10.
with Volunteers, by George Hay Edwards 10 10
ColuLel C.ani.bell (.0 u Vet ue anti btodart 10 10
Theatre itnyat I.:111MS. Eden. Darby, Knott and
sir, the Priiii:s ut a Co. U 10
Play, by Mr. John Lieut. John Campbell,
Stan ,ihel'roprie:or 10 10 of the i:engal Army 10 10
Mies F faylutr,ulOgwell 1 0 Mrs. Palmer
1111 0
serve'. D. boomer •19 lo Rev. loam Melvin ••••• s v
Tlicoll% Watittll 10 I Richard Birkett &Sons 31 10
R. 1.. Smith and Co. 10 10 Geo. Henry Cherry 10 10
Curling, Cox 3,1k1 Co. 52 10 Viscount Cranley St. 10
Henry amilli 51 10 i Northani;iton Volunteer
Lewis and litigtes lu ;0 I Cavalry, by Capt. D.
Thomas White 91 U I K-ri 50 0
Law otirty at the Crown, Edward Warner 25 0
Clifford's Inn 10 10 I chinnas C. Warner •25 . 0
S. W. S s Edward Warner, jun. 25 0
At leer, on Sunday, 9th l'ltri-e Alts Princes 5 0
July, after aD. course John Elmslie and Co. 30 0
by the Rev. Edward Thos. Wright & Co. 10.5 0
Ward, X 33 1%. dil. • A. C. Giese 90 0
Thomas Watt 5 S thastitth Pryors' Exe-
Goldsniitl and Salomons 25 5 eutors 210 0

'MA t et-IKO.I-1:)1 INE TAVERN. •
ST. JAM t.i.:4- iTitr LT, JULT 11,
WATER 1.00 SU IsSL i
AT a numerous and inqst tespectable MEETING
of the Noma IV, G E N'l nr, and ushers, of the CITY of
WES I' ER, held this o.ty,
His Koyal Ilightims the Ihdte of YORK In the Chair,
The following Resolutions sv, re most cordially and unanimously

ag! eel to
I. Thu a General Subset Trion be now opened, for the special
Relief anti Ben. fic of the Families of ch.: brave Men killed, and
at the wounded sufferers of% the ltritish Army, under the com-
mand of to I' 10-i Was %V sLLINGTON, in the signal Victory of
Waterloo, and :II the SeVetal Battles Which have been, or may
he, toiseht in Po: present t. ampuigu ; and Om the amount sub-
saitted be c.ii.,itidated into one /0:1.1 wah that collected in
the City of Loudon, and other Cities and.Dspendeocies of the
lklti.h Empire.
it. Thu a Committee be appointed to promote and conduct
this Subscription, and to corrsspioid orb h such other Committees
as may be appointed fur OW saute pUrllo,e.
S. That it be recommended to this Cumnittee to confer with
the Committee of the Association in the City of London, on the
propriety and means of app:ying some poi tam of the funds so
subscribed for the Melia of the Sufferers of the Prussian Army
under the command of Vidd Marshal his llighness Prince
BLUCULR, co-operating with the British Army in that glorious
, %newsy.
4. 'I hat the Wowing Noblemen and Gentlemen do form the
Committee, with liberty to add to their number :
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Keel..
His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND.
His Royal Highness the Duke tJ CAMBRIDGE.
His Highness the Duke of GLouc Es 'i.e.
l he Archbishop of CANTE.RBURT.
The LORD CUANCILLLOR.
Du la es.-Montrose, Devonshire, Northumberland, Bedford,
Rutland, Somerset, and Bucciesigh.
MA a2aisses—sAliglesea, Buckingham, Hertford, Salisbury,
Huntley, and Wellesley.
EAR' 13—Wiochelsea, Liverpool, Radnor, Egrement, Harting.
ton, Radstock, Grosvenor, Spencer, Itosslyti, Lugano., Harrow by,
Harcourt, Percy, Lonolate, Filr, Cholmondelet, and Grey.
Loins—Sidinouth, Caltborpe, Grenville, Midge:me, Carrier.
toe, I eignmouth, Castlereagh, Niddry, Melville, Kenyon, Erse
dock, Newark, Eardley, Bathurst, Dundee, Dudley and Ward,
Gwydir, and Robert Seymour.
!lists° rs —London Durham, Gloucester, had Salisbury.
The Rev. the Chaplain General of the Army.
GIN aaat.s—Sir Henry Terms, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir
Henry Calvert, Sir William Cilutoo, Sir Attired Linke, Sir
Charles Greets, Sir John Cradock, Sir H. Oakes, Sir Alexander
Hope, Sir W. Keppel, and Ferguson.
loin' HONOUR AB Lab•••4l. VlDMltarti 1. C.V George
Rose, and Charles Loug.
Hon oultAßLllll—George Vernon; C. Burrell; and P. Posey.
SlRS—Wllitant Scott, and 1. hn Nichol!.
William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. W. Allen, Esq. John Anger-
stein, juts. Esq. George llyng, Esq. M. P. Wm. Manning, Esq.
M. P. C. Grant, Esq. M. P. John Mortiock, Esq. W. G. Carter,
Esq. James Currie, M. U. 'Samuel Mills, Esq. Thomas Row.
croft, Esq. Richard Moseley, Esq. T. W. Metier, Esq. and lOn
Maberly,
, L. 'll.ll 1111 Royal Hishunt the Duke of You be humbly

PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY.

requested to accept the grateful acknowledgements (I. tin- Ae•
sembly, for the tie! he has ntanifested in forwasd rig the 0.1.11•'K
of the Meeting, and fur his condescending attention la tie ..b iir
this dn.
• The following Subscription: were immeliately eta. fed in • t
'Me Drake of York ,C2lO 0 Jnhn Mahe' ly .0105 b
Chancellor of the Ex- Lot d Lynedock 5C 10
chequer 10; 0 Sir W. W. W lime IpS Q
-- Wood, Esq. Mr. Willis, 1 ha.clh d
S;ainca 30: 0 House Tavern, and •
An (11,1 Soldier 50 olme of chi. room sit
I mad H•trrowby 105 0 Robert Vyner 10; 0
:ti.l.op of London 105 0 John I Angers eln 10; 0
Thomas Smith, Li. 31 10 I Charlotte Brewer 1 U
Charles Elroy 21 0 Rev. D. Wilson 5 0
Lord Clifilt)lp 105 0 EarliA Reveal 52 10
t .ie..t. Colonel Wray 31 10 I Lord l.ovaine 21 0
W. Wilberforce, Req. Hon. Mr. Burrell 50 0
M. P. 50 0 Earl Manvers , 52 10
lii-hbert and Hume 5 5 Visc..utit Newark - 21 0
Majo:-General Hamil- sir Alex. Cuchraca 21 0
ton 10 10 J. A Waive 21 0
Lord Teignmouth 21 0 1 lionias Warre .52 10
W. Y. Kii.ght 10 10 G. tlyng, lisq M. P. 101) 0
Duke of Montrose 105 0 I Alex. Davison, ksq. 105 0
Janice Cut ry, M.D. in Mr. Hatchard 2 0
additiou to SO paid Mrs. Matthaei 1 0
to the City Com- The Rev.& Arnett 2 il
mitt re 5! 10 John Mortlock iht 10
John Angerstein 10.3 0 %V. Mantio,g, Esq. MP.
Harding, Howell, and in iltiqooll I o:4l!`•crT-
Co. 52 10 Lion at the Landoll
William Tinkber & Co. 21 0 Tavitrn 105 0
lady Rohr. Manners 25 0 Thus. Wright and Co. 101 v
Miss Manners S U air R. C. Parson ...?; 0
Mrs. Hamilton Nesbitt 10 (I Lord Aticklatol 23 0
General Manners an 0 Right I lon. (ror.,!r Rose,
Baber Beaumont 10 0 in add,tion to a suh-
Sir N. Conant 21 0 scrip•ion of .Ci 00 in tl.e
W. tr. Carter le 10 City, in the hope too:
Win. Menlo& 52 to I the l'lllSo2lll, will par-
Thomas Nixon 10 10 ticipare 50 0
Snbscriptions are received by the Committee, at the Fliaruhed
Hone tavern; by Mr. Mionlock, 250, Ovoid-etre .t ; Mr.
Hatchard, Piccadilly; and by ail 43keiprincilial Bankers of
Weitmin.ter. Mi. _ .

FIRE IN DORSE l'.S MEET, ON THE 24TH OF MAY..
LA It It ANCE, Printer, 81, Dirset-vseet, Sa.
. lisbary square, has by this calamity been reduced from
comfortable industry to a state of the greatest dishes.. Tbe
premises adjoining having acc.dentally caught fire, speedily com-
municated to :he back part of hi. house, winch WAS •intortuna-ely
constructed of timber, and in the course of about two ..ours the
two upper Storeys, with the whole Stock of Printing M
.ecru ls,
were entirely destroyed; and with them ail his proepeci •in lite.
and the means of supporting an aged Parent dependant on
him—unless a generous Public will stretch forth the assisting
hand of benevolence to rescue him. The Premises were in-
sured in the Globe Fire Office, and his Printing Materials, he
fully believed were also insured in the Norwich Union ; they hail
been OD for same years, AND WERE UP TO CHRISTMAS tear,
when he unfortunately neglected renewing the Policy.
The following Gentlemen have kindly consented to receive
Subscriptions, who can vouch for she truth of the above state-
ment, and will answer any inquiries as to the character of the
suffering individuaL
Messrs. Nichols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion-court, Fleet•
street ; Mr. Beasley, Bolt-court, Fleet street ; Mr. Davison,
Lombard-street, White Friars; Mr. Gomel', LLtle Queen-strett,
Lincoln's Inn Fields ; Mr. Corral!, Clearing-Cross; Messrs.
Taylor, Shoelene; Mr. Page, 17, Blacktriars- road ; Mr. Hp
gins, West-stance, Smithfield; Mr. W. CaJun, Due-et-street ;
-Metiers: gifeltatreed &sm.- Uts Lasitma-hili; Astoww...,
6, Ludgate-bill; Mr. Thompson, .sing-lane, imitufieflL and i 7.
Well: Row, Islington; Mr. E. &Elwyn, 2, .;atnerissit-street,
Strand; and Mr. Case, 22, Fore street.
Subscriptions are also received by tbr following Brethren 'of
G. larrance, (of Lodge I) : Bro. R. Gilt, Esq 16, Son-,freer,
Blshops.ate, and 16, Slishorgate Within; and Bro it. F. Mee-
tayer, 70, Provost-street, City-road.
And by the following Bankers :—Messrs. Hoares, 37, Fleet•
street; and Sir Charles Price, dart. and Co. 1, Mansion Houser
street. SUBSCRIBER'S.
the City of London I 1 heodore Page P io 10
Gas Light and Coke I Lodge No. t to S
Company •C 105 0 I Nichols, Son, and Bentley S 0
Norwich Union Fire Vincent Figains 2 2
Office 103 0 I Bro. R. Gill, Esq. 1 I
Committee of Master Bro. it F. Mestayer 1
Printers 30 0 Bro. J. L. Mestayer 1 1
Worshipful Company Henry Ball 1 0
of Stet inners 21 0 I Meters. Wright and
New River Company 20 ti Murphy

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'THIS Paste preserves all the d.•tergent properties
11 of the common Soaps divested of their irritating pernicious
qualities, and is confidently recommended as the most elegant,
innocent, and efficacious Soap ever offered to the public; it im-
perceptibly corrects all imperfections which violence or t xposure
may have occasioned to the texture of the skin, and renters it
beautifully white and even : it is particularly valuable for wash-
ing fine Cambric', Muslin', &c which the alkalt of the common
Soaps Invariably deteriate; also for shaving where the skin is
tender, it is an unequalled composition. Sold in pots sts. lid. each.
ATICINSON's CURLING FLUID for dressing the Hair,
being a most elegant substitute for Oils, Poniatunis, Extracts,
&c.; it makes the harshest Hair as soft and glossy as s.ik, im-
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making the Hair grow, the Reader tc referred to an Essay on the
Hair, enclosed with each bottle, price Ss. 6d. 7s. 61. and one
guinea.
A I'KINSON's VEGETABLE DYE for changing Grey or
Red Hair on the Head, Whisker*, Soc. to a keautii ut auburn or
black so permanent that nothing can possibly remove it, price Si.
7s. sd Ins. ad. and one guinea.
gold by Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-streets
Soho-square, London ; and by most Perfumers and Hair-dressers.
Cat l' rut N.—Observe the name of Atkinson on the label, other-
wise it cannot be genuine.

THE BLACKING MONOPOLY
EXPLODED.

IT is now certain the Art of Ntinnfacturing LI-
QUID BLACKING hat reached the ACME'of PERFEC-
'I ION; hat there is and has been a competition between certain
11:at:Ling which lure Elven a spur to the Weevil= ; and
we can, t actual experience say, that RICUALD Fuentes
li.ackun, Manufactory, in London.road, Soothvrark, has our
inxmla PREFERENCE over any we have yet seen or
made trial of; and Its qualities, we feel satisfied, are such as
none can EXCELL and few can EQUAL
REAL JAPAN BLACKING. _ _ _

Sworn at the Mansion House, before the Right Honourable the
Lord Mayor, June 29, 1815.
RICHARD Ty* set, 114,. London.road, Southvratt, in the
County of Surrey, Blacking Manutacturer, maketh oath and
satth, that the ItltA L JAPAN BLACKING, now made and
sold by hint, in hit own proper Name, at his Manufactory, in the
London-road atoretatd, continues to be made by the sante Work.
wen who have hithi.rt:t been employed by this Deponent in his
Business, and la of the same quality in alt respects, as that which,
emits Vie names of Geo. DAY and Has. Maaiis, has, tor se-
veral y.ars last past, been Prepared and Sold at the said Mama-.
facwry, to Six-penuy, Shilling, and Eighteen penuy Bottles.

C;eelea‘gbl'V
Kaumik.—Merchauts aid Sh,;pkeeper. supplied wi h the
abovc blacking, with six Months creak, by ~ddre• t..g davit
cosuniabia to the Warehouse, where a single &Add m.,y 44 bad
as sample.

-PARLIAMENTARY.PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORbS, JULY. 12.
THE PROROGATION.

.~-....

Sow lo4icial business, which stood over from yesterday. was

dispoied of. •
.t tew minutes after two o'clock AN Royal Highness the
Psi Ker. Ransil.; Itterr&d 'by the Royal •4uite (In which the
Sword of State was borne by the Earl of Itycaroot., the Cap
of Maintenance by the Mhrquis of Wtscuesraa, the imperial
Crown of Mealtn,:ly.l.ord GRAVER, and the Prince of
Wales's Crown by General Sir Jou N CR A DDOCK, K. G. C B.).
entered•the House, and being seated on the throne in his Royal
robes, Sir Tuostas Ty taw st fr.r, Kat. Gentleman Haber of the
Black Rod, was dispatched to order the attendance of the
Commons, whe forthwith to a great number, with the SPILAKILA
at their bead, appearel at the liar.
The SPEAKER then addressed the PRINCE REGENT
as follows :

it kate your Rval
• " We, his Majesty's faitlit ul subjects, the Commons
of Great Britain and Ireland, in obedience to your
Royal Highness's commands, attend your Royal
Highness ; and, according to our ancient privilege,
we crave leave to present with our own hands our
Grants of Supply, which conclude the labours of the
Session.
Ia the ordinary course of our proceedings, much
of our time has been occupied in discussing measures
of great importance to the State, with respect to its
agriculture, shipping, and finances.
" We have endeavoured so to regulate our Coin

Lives, with prudence and firmness, that protection
and encouragtment may be given to the agricultural
interests et eve: y part of the United Kingdom, with-
out endangering the prosperity of our trade and ma-
nufactures. We have endeavoured also to derive
new means of maritime strength, from the valuable
resources of our Indian possessions; and after devil.
ing and preparing such plans for adjusting the public
Revenue and Expenditure, as might suit a period of
returning Peace, we have been called upon by tm-i
'Joked-for wants to renew our exertions and sacrifices
upon the most extended scale of war.
•, Scarcely had we closed our contest with Am.. j
rica, and scarcely had the Congress of Vienna laid
the first foundation of those arrangements which were
destined to consolidate the peace of Europe, when in
direct contravention of the most solemn engagements
the disturber of Europe and destroyer of the human
race reappeared upon the throne of France ; and the
world was once more in arms.

64 In the short space of three months, by rapid
strides, the fate of Europe has been again brought to
issue ; and the conflict was tremendous, but the result
has been glorious. Th 2 most warlike nations, headed
by the most renowned Commanders, have met in
battle ; and as Britons we have the triumphant satis-
faction to know (however much that triumph may
be s iddened by private grief) that it is now no longer
doubtful to what nation the world will henceforth
asctihe rite preeminence for military skill and uncon-
querable valour.
To consecrate the trophies and perpetuate the
fame of our brave countrymen who fill in that un-
i•valled victory, we have declared to be onr ardent
desire, and it will be the distinguishing glory of your
Royal Highiless's days, to erect in the metropolis of
this Empire, such a lofty and storable monument of
their miritary renown and our national gratitude, as
may command the veneration of our latest le sterity.
6‘ Great however and glorious as this victory has
been in itself. it is not to the joint exertions and he-
' roic achievranents of the British and Prussian arms
in that memorable conflict that we mug limit our
admiration. We have also to contemplate with equal
pride and satisfaction its immediate consequences,
military, political, and moral.
66 We have seen the illustrious Commanders Of the
• Allied As mies advancing at once into the heart of
Vrance ; and Paris twice conquered, has again open-
ed her gates to the conqu;vors.
66 The usurper of a throne, which he has twice
abdicated, has sought his safety in an ignominious,
flight ; .and the rightful Sovereign of .France has
once more resumed the sceptre of his ancestors.
" With these awful scenes passing before us, we
, may presume also to hope, that the period is not now
distant, when the hand of Pnovtoexce will finally
extinguish the remaining effects of that guilty and
perfidious spirit of domination, which has so long
raged without controul, and restore to desolated Eu-
rope the blessings of Peace and Justice.
" But, Sir, whatever may be the anal issue of
these great transactions, we look forward with confi-
dence to their satisfactory conclusion, under the
auspices of your Royal Highness; and we doubt not
of the happiest rooks from the same Councils which
have planned, and the same hands that have minuted
those wise and vigorous measures, which have been
hitherto crowned with such signal success.
46 On our part, it is our humble duty to strengthen
the means ut your Royal Highness's Government;'
.:aoa towards effectuating that purpose, we, his Ma-
jesty's faithful Commons, du this day present to your
itoyd Highness a Bill intittaled, 6. An Act for
en.ibling his Majesty. to raise the sum of Six Millions
for the service pot Great Britsia." (The Vale of
Credit Bill.)
4, To which, with all humility, we intreat his Ma-
• jesty's Royal Assent.'?
_ The Royal Assent was then signified by the since.,
Regent to the Vote of Credit Bill, the American
wg.akle Bill, die C•pyliold Estates, the Bread Assiae,,
Ap .thecaries' R .gelation, Colebrodke's Estate
Lreaaptinit, and to live private Bills. •
• At;.er which the Prince Regent delivered the fol-
jovisng tipeech from the Throne:
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.Lords pad Gentkmas,
I cannot close this Session of Parliament without _
again expressing my deep regret at the continuance
et his Majesty's lamented indisposition. •
66 At the commencement of the present Session I
.entertained a coisliaent hope, that the Peace which I
had concluded at Lonjunction with his Majesty's Al-
lies would tract with no interruption; that, atter so
many years of continued warfare and unexampled
calamity, tine Nations of Europe would be allowed to
enjoy that repose for which they had been so long
• contending ; and that poor efforts might be directed
• to alleviate the hurtbens of his Majesty's people, and
to adopt 49th measures As might best promote the in.
tonal prosperity of his dominions.
66 These expectations were. disnppointed Fly an act
of violence and perfidy of which no' parallel c* 41
found' n history.- • •
• •• The usaapation of the -Supreme Authority In
4c.c by Wearing, in consequence of the defcctleo