Star.
London, England, 1815-08-12 00:00:00

WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION.

CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Awaits? 18, 1815.
I.47XTRAC l'S from Acts of Parliament, of June.
.11-4 1811, and July, 1812, for enabling Widows, Wives, and
kondits of Soldiers, to return to their Homes
" That when any Wives, Widows, or Children of Soldiers
employed na Foreign Service, shall return to Great Britain, the
Other commaid ng the regimens so which the Husbaed or Fa-
tier ut the Woman or Child did belong, shalt give a Certifiers.,
ruling that the person to whom it is given, is or was the Wile or
Child of such Soldier.
" That if any Wives, WWosits, or Children of Soldiers on Fo-
reign Service shall bed at any place in Great Britain, without
lavtng such Ceriificate, the General Officer commanding at the
remit place to that where they shall land; is required, upon ap-
plicaeon made to hint for that purpose, to give any woman ur
child as aforesaid a certificate, as is above described, which certi-
ficate shall entitle her to the allowance fur herself and children,
framed by these Acts. •
** 'that every Widow, Wife, or Child, to whom a Certificate
have hren delivered, shall take the sante to souse Justice
et the Peace or Magistrate, who shall make out a roosts, and fill
ee and sip a certificate, specifying the place to which such widow
"' wife and family is grins, also the manlier of children ; and
the said Magistrate is empowered to make such an alowance as
h. shall deem necessary, not (acceding three hal(rtnce per mile
fir each woman' antigen( peony pima.: for each child.
Nit upon she iproductlon of such Certificate to any One;
sect ui the Poor of any place throsigh which such women shall
pass, he sball, out of any money in hit heeds applicable to she
relict of the pour, pay her ate allowance not exceeding the rate
Per mile specified in such ceetibeate, for the number.of miles
to the nett city, town, or place •to which she may be going,
lux exceeding eighteen miles; and 'ball undor.s: on such certni.
ease the money so paid, taking a receipt (rum the Woman, signed
with her name, or with her mark.
" That the sum so advanced by the Overseer shall, upon
production and delivery of such receipt to the Cullector of Excise
of the District, or to any person officiating for him, be repaid
to such Overseer, by the Collector of Excise, and the same shall be
ahuwed in his accounts as cash w the payment of Duties of Ex-
cise: and all sums of money so advanced out of any Duties of
Eloise, shall be repaid by the Agars of the tiegiments to which
the Soldiers belong, or did belong, whose Wives, %%doses, of
Evellies have been so relieved.
That every such Woman or Child, at the last place of re.
c".jeing cry allowance, antecedent to arrival at her home, or place
of ►eA,lence, shall deliver up such Certificate to the Overseer of
the Peur, who shall deliver the same,to the Collector of Excise,
hY whom It shall be transmitted to the War Office."

.1* his day was published, price Ss.
MINTS rtgarding the AGRICULTURAL
STATF. of-the NEMER LANDS, compared with that
t,reat ; and some Observations on the Means of di-
Lithing the Expense of growing Coen; or Preventing the
Al.l.leigi in Wlear, the Rot in sheep, and the itnroductiya of
other Improvements into British Agriculture.
By the Right Hon. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart.
London: Sold by G. and W. Nicol, Pall-null; Harding, St.
James's-street; Sheiwond and Cu. Paternoster-row; eifd Con-
stable mg Co. Edinburgh.

WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, Tweiatto
Horse, Sr. A 111111$'11.1TREET. •
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK; Chairman.
The Right Honourable the Lord Chneellor of Ireland, and
the Right lionourable Robert Peek, Secretary of State for liela•er
bate been added to the Committee. •
• • COMMITTIt E.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK;
His Royal Highness the Duke Of KENT.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND.
HIS Royal Highigss the Duke of CAMBRIDGE.
His Royal Highness the Duki of GLOUCESTER.
The Lord Archbishop of CAN TCRIDILT.
The LORD CUR NCR LOR.
Dvaasl-Somerset, Grafton, Bedford, Devonshire, RriSsieis
Northumb•;,:land, Buecleugh, and Montrose.
MA aquisi es —Buckingbans, Lansdown, Salsbury, Harolds
Anglesea, Wellesley, and Huntley.
EA 'its—Bridgewater, Windiness, Cholmondeley. Harriegton,l
Egremont, Harcourt, Radnor, Speiser. ambient, Grosvena,lk
verporn, Resslyn, Grey, Leselak, Harmaytay,laitsigrave, Pero*
Fife, cod Ludlow.
Votive sirs—Dad:lT and Ward, Melville, alai' work, Pahnete
HOD, Newark, and Castlereagh.
The Lord Bishop of Looser+. •
The Lord Bishop of Due u A SI. ,
Tile Lord Bishop of SALIS t' RT. 1
The Lord Bishop of GLOVORSTRI.
Loa DS—Kenyon, Carrington,• Grarrille, Duu,las, Oaths*.
Go-ydir, Hutchinson, Niddry, Manners, Lynedock,
Teignmouth, Radstock, Loraine, R. Seymour.
RIGHT Ho NOV R A ILES—J. C. Valli, Richard Ryder, slr W.
Scott, George Rose. Nicholas Vauntert, Charles Long, Sir David
Dundas, Sir John Nicoll, Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. anti Robert
Peels.
Ho N OURASLIS—PhiIip Pusey, C. Burrell, George Vernon.
The Chaplain-General of the Army.
GI Nees". s—Sir Aiured Clarke, Alewander Ross, Sir J. F.
Cradock, Tarleton, Sir G. Nugent, Bart. Str W.Keppel, Sit
Charles As fill, Bart. Sir. George Beckwith.
Lizov.-G eines cs—Hon. E. Finch, Hon. Sir W. Stewart,
Hon. E. Phipps, lion. Sir E. Paget, Hon. Sir A. Hope, 'l'. Gros-
venor, Sir Charles Green, Bart Sir T. Blomefikd. Bart. Grolier
Mann, Sir Harry Calvert, Sir H. Oakes, Bart. Sir Brent Spencer,
Sir R. C. Fergusson, Sir S. Auchmuty, Sir W. H. Clinton, tilt M.
Disney, Sir W. P. Adand.
Majoe-G en ea sas—tion. Sir E. Stopford, Sir J. W. Gordon,
Sir H. Tor rens.
Vice-Admiral Sir A. Cochrane, Sir Nathaniel Conant.
Williatn Allen, Esq. John Julius Angerstein, Fsq. John Anger.
stein, E'q. Geu. Byng, Esq. M.P. James Currie, I rq. M.D. John
Fuller, Esq. Charles Grair, jun. Esq. M.l'. Hinth I lammersley,
Esq. M.P. L P. Hope, Esq. John Maberley, Esq. Wm. Man-
ning, Esq. M.P. T. W. Melia, Esq. Samuel Mills, Esq. John
Monlock, Esq Richard Moseley, Esq Mr. Serjeant Pried, The
Roweroft, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. M.N. W. Wilberforce,
Esq. M.P.Lieutenant-Colonel Wray, W. G. Carter, Esq.
Amount of Subscriptions already advertised a6i0,291. is. 104.
The Officers. Non- Earl of Pomfret Ai 0
commissioned OKI- • Officers, Non-Com-
cers, arsd'Privates of mission's! Officers,
the Chatham Invalid and Privates, of the
Depot, under the four Companies of
command of Major • the 24, late Rth R.
N. Campbell, re* Vet. Batt. %taloned
Major 4 it 44.0:414, tan.
LuileLtion at the der Capt. Varrion,
Church of ' Old per J. Wright, Pay-
Alresfoed, per Rev. . master 17 /I
• FrancisNortis, Rea General the Karl of
for SS 14 Harcourt 50 0
Collection at the ' , Lord J. Murray vi 0
Churcitof New'Al• Lady tinily Murray 10 10
resford, per do. it 22.78.5 d. Sir C. W. Roast:, Bart. 21 0
Hen. Redhead, Esq. 10 0 Hon. E. Monchttin ill 0
Geo. Broderick, Esq. Parish of Castle Ash-
Inner l'emple 20 0 by, Northampton- •
Collection at liar. shirr, per Rev. J.
wick Church, by Seagrove, £45. I is. Id.
Rev. Dr.• Pryce.

VT.Vryt.e, per
Henry Deane, Esq.
Mayor 39 0
Collection at Har-
wich Meeting, by
Rtv. Mr. Nurdle,
per ditto . 5 4
Abraham Hume, Esq. 30 0
F and M. .5 0
Collection pr Rev.
H. K. Bonnry,
King% Clifie,Wons-
ford

At Messrs. Snow's,
Chapelryof Norwood,
Middlesex, per Rev.
A. Hinton, .250.2 s 6d.
Parish of Margaret.
sing, Essex ,•per C.
F. Bond
Parish of -Darenth,
Keot, per Rev. Ed.
ward Winthrop.
Parish of Cawley,
Middlesex, Rev.
I. H•lfiard, Rector
Parish of Twicken-
ham, pgr G. Chain.
patine, in addition
to £542 advertised
in City
Parish of Havering.
Essex. per Rev. H.
Ward, £3O 10s. 7d.
Parish of Burstow,
Surrey, per Rev. 1.
Fisher
Jolla Hyde, Esq.

1 0

7 7

At Messrs. Hammersley's.
The Earl of Craven 200 0
Collection at Wey-
bridge Church, Sur-
rey, after a Sermon
by Rev. Dr. Haul-
Wu, Rector 33 6
Mr. I. H. Capper . 3 s
t.tev. br. Mossop, Rec-
. tor of the pari.h of
Hethfield, in Kent 13 13
Viscount Carleton 21 0
The amount of a Sub-
scription from Den-
bigh, £B4. 7s. eld.
S. B. • 1 0
Capt. G. DigLy, R.N. s 5
The Earl of Cork. SO (I
Collection in the rt•
rish of Passworth,
Everard, Cam-
bridgeshire per
Rev. E. M.Che.:re,
£1 4. I6s. 6d.
Collection at Eaton,
• Northamptonshire,
per Rev. Thomas
Whalley, £22. 6s. 6d.
Collection at Quinton,
Northamptonshire;
per flee. J. Mit-
chell, £6. ISs. Id.
Collection in parish
of Manton, Rut-
landslore, per Rev.
I'. Robberts 'f 3
W. Marsden, Esq. 21 0
W. H. Hamer, tsq. 10 10
Mr. G. Hicks 3 2
J. Unwie, Esq. 10 10
Anonymous 3 0

10 0

23 3

273 17

10 0
2J 0

At Messrs. Drummond's.
Mews. J. and C.
Field, .Lambetlt-
Marsh 10 10
Llent.-GeneralWyml•
yard st 0
Lieut.-Col. Edward
Wyndyard 10 0
!.lent.-General Hous-
ton 10 10
Lieur.-General Sir W.
Aeland 10 10
Major-General Jos.
Fuller 10 0
Lord Louvain VI 0
Majur►Gen. Darling 10 10
Dr. R. D. Willis SS S

Birch and Co.
Mr. Price
Lieut Alcock 10 10
Major-General Sir G.
Sackellie Brown,
K.C.B. 10 0

H.rries and Co.
Rear-Admiral Foote 2 2
Lord Scarsdale 26 5
W. G. CARTEk.

Subseriptions are received by Mr. Mnraucfc, 250, Oxford-
street : Mr. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly ; by the principal limiters,
and by the Treasurers, at the house of Messrs. Hammersley
and Co. Pali-Mall.

it is particularly requested that all Letters from the Country
to the Committee, be exactly thus addressed :
"To the Westminster Waterloo Association, Thatched House,
I .ondon."
Communications, in Town, to the Committee, 'nay be
made to the Secretary, W. G. Carter, Est 'ranee citaUlballs

MOST VALUABI.E AND EXTENSIVE COAL MINE 4,
AT CLUTTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERsE
TO BE LET ON LEASE,

For such Term of Years a; may be agreed upon, from Michael.
Mat next, (with the approbation Of Rosa IT ST ELL one
of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery),
ALL the. MINES or DELPHS of COAL in up-
wards of 1,400 Acres of Lied, situate at Clutton and
Chelwood, in the County of Somerset, part of the Family Kstaies
Of the Earl of Warwick, consisting of Many productive Veins or
Seams, recoverable by Level or by Engines, comprizing iota
hausdbte supplies of valuable Coal to a utodrrate depth.
Plant ;tithe Estate and Mines may be seen at Mr. James's 0 lice.
is Boswell-court, iluerstreet, London ; and et Mr. James
Cooke's the Bailiff, at Clutton, who eUI chew the Property.
The Lessee may be accommodated
dated with any.quantity of Fann-
ing Lank for dm use of the Wolk,.
Proposals for taking -the Mines to be sent to the Office of
Mears. Forster, Cooke, and Frere, of Lintols's Inn, London, on
or Wore the Ilith of Octolret.

bOR4E.
WI rii NEAR TWEN ACRI•_s of LAlf:l,
To be LE f, and entered nn at 'Vlichael•!lis next, or sooner. .
if requites,
AComfortable HOUSE, rsi It a good Dln:ne.
room, Drawing and Brealifasi.roonis, three her Bed-
rooms witli Dressing-rootus, three anr.tlicr fled-roan:. h fond
Garrets, besides varoit. servants' rooms and 015ea4 (1 411 de-
scription., double Coach-house and stabling for i-i7ht hnrse.,
with a Pump of excellent water in the Stable-y ird, good wall-d
Garden, Farmyard, Barn,Stahle. and other neces,ary Buil.!ing,,
ait oared arc mile front the great Water!, r..41(1, fiie m.lesfrion
Bleniltord, and tire.en front Salisbury. Within an gas) distance
of tOl,, packs of Fox-hounds.

Fur li.trilculars inquire (if by Letrer, past paid) of Mr. Car.
pent er, lilandford.

SALES BY AUCTION.

TWICKENHAM, MIDDLESEX
FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, sloping to tit* RIVER
THAMES; also the BUILDING MATERIALS of
RICHMOND HOUSE and OFFICES, "rimAElt, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS.

On the Premises, on MO stri4v, the ttush-of August, :.nd Inflow
leg Days' at Eleven o`Cloolt,
THE very emlttableßUlL D I NG 64 ATE P. IA LS,
of a superior description. of RICHMOND MAW:. at
Twickenham; also the very eligible LAND for BUILDING,
presenting most beautiful Stites for crecterm Villas, and sloping
to the River (divided into Lots) and ornamented with Bitt• pr. wn
'Timber Trees. The Capital Materials, comprisine a I urge
quantity of clean Deal Flooring, Mahogany and Wan co• t).lflri.
a quantity of Dutch Wainscot, In Stair Caws, Presses, Shutters,
&c. modern Marble Chimney Pieces, a large quanti, r of Po. t •
land dotted Pavement, several Foss of Lead, Mahogany glatil
Doors and Sashes, with Plate Class, excil!,.m. Fir I inthyr and
Scantling, a quantity of Slates, a large quatasty of Dec% Wink.
Stone Pawls'', Clinkers, Tiles, and various other useful Mate.
vials. convertible to any purposes.
May be viewed bn Mon say, the !list, to the time of Sal ,
when Particulars may be had on the Premises; ate! Catalogues,
at Is. earb, of Mr. Knight, Kingitor.; Castle, Rieunonel ;--
White Horse, Uxbridge; and of Mr. Robins, Wasiak-str..ct,
Golden-square, wher.! a Plan cf the hstate may h.; ...en.

PRINCIPAL, SUMs of MONEY of A43l*. and Ezoo.
Secured by MOlt WPM E (m FREEHOLD, COPYH4I.I),
and LEASEHOLD E. ;TA I'ES, in HAMPSTEAD, SO-
MERS I*OWN and KING 3
Hy Mr. ROBINS,
At narraway's C(Cee-house,'Cliange.alley. Cnrnhill. on Tun R
DAY, the stet of August, at Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots,
by order of the Executor% of WM. FLowett. Esq. dece.i•el,
PRINCIPAL SUMS of MONEY, viz. FIVE
HUNDRED and Hl' I.Y POUND 4, secured by Mortal:7e
Deed ou Seven Covyhold li.m.(es and Premis-s, siture at Hamp-
stead, let to a respectable Tenant ou Lease, at a Rent of £s th.l
per Annum.
Five HUNDRED POUNDS. secured by Mortgage on Siz
Leasehold Houses and Premises in Union-street, Somers.ttiwn ;
held for a'l'erts of 74 Years, producing au Animal Rent, up•
wards of. £9;.

fWU HUNDRED POUNDS, with an Arrear of Interest,
secured by Bond and Mortgage on a Freehold House In Thames-
street. Kingston, which may be calk,' in at six won't,' Notice.
rani( ulars may be had of Mr Ireland and Mr. Witt, Hamp-
stead; Messrs. Knight and tihrieso'e, Kingston ; of Messrs.
Hutchinson and Emmett, Brewer,' Hall; at Garraway's; and
of Mr Rebitis, Warwick-street, Golden •sittare.

• JERMYN-STREET, ST.
Capital Spacious eR BMISE.S. eligible for an HOTEL, or thry
may he ConYtfid ;Iv* a Capxciews r141./P for any Lustrress re-
quiring Room; an excellent Show Front may be made.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on IItURSD.ir, August 31, at Twelve. in One
Lot, (unless an acc4rable offer is made by Private Contract )
AV-31uable LEASEHOLD ESTATE;
prising a Capital DWELLING-HOUSE, held far a 101 l
.Term. situate No. on Ow South side M Jermyn ti,ree-, tit.
lames's, which has lately been altered and improved a very
considerable expense, and contains roomy Entrance hail. excel-
lent Dining-parlour, Library, Dressing room, and Water-cle set • ;
principal and back Stair-cases; on the First Floor, a capital
Drawing-room, comntutis}tiug to a back Drawing room, lb e--
sing-room, Water closet, and suitable Bed-chambers o.s the Se-
cond Storey ; and good Rooms for Servants over ditto ; Harm it,
Kitchen. Scullery, Larder, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry,
Cellars far Beer, Ale, Wine, Coals, &c. '1 hese Premises are
built is a substantial manner, and in the most perfect st4te of
repair.
May be viewed with Tickets. Particulars at the Thatched
House Tavern,St. Janies's-street,and at the Subscription Houses,
St. James's-street and Pall-mall; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square, where rickets for view-
ing may be had.