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chey, Rector
Parish of Ilswaite, All.Sainte, Norfolk, per ditto
Parish of Holbeach, Lincolnshire, per the Rev. Ro-
bert Carruthers, Rector 40 3
Parish of Stet per the Rev. Richard Dods
Parish of Godne7 and Sutton, per the Rev.'f. Barton lit 5
Parish of West' Moos, Hams, per the Rev. Mr.
Dampier, Rector 18 tit
Parish of Rivet', per the Rer. Mr. Dampier - 5 9
Parish of Brightoo, Hants, per the Rev. Mr. Bromley 2 4
Further Subscription from the Parish of New Aka-
ford, Hants •
Parish of Santeglos by Cameiford, per John Law-
rence, Esq.
Parish of Landessy, Monmouthshire
Parish of Morten, near Redford, Nottinghiunshire,
of Messrs. Yarborough 1$
W. G. CARTER.
Subscriptions are received by Mr. Matlock, 250, Ozford-
street; Mr. Hatchard, 120, Pisoadilly ; by the priucipal Ban-
kers; and by the 'trimmers, at the house of Messrs. Hammer-
sley's and Co. Pall Mall.
It is particularly requested that all Letters from the Country,
to the Committee be exactly thui Addressed:
" To the Winulinster Waterloo Asesetatios,Thatebed-how
London."

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0 16 6

in Tows, to the Committee, may be made
to the Secretary, W.O. Carter, Esq. Temple Chambers, Fleet-
street.

BLANDFORD, DORSkT.
A DESIRABLE SI! UATION FOR A SPORTSMAN.
'llO BE LET, for One, Two, or Three Years,
JL Furnished or Unfurnished. or SOLD in FEE, a HOUSE,
situated at the extremity of the healthy Town of BLAND.
FORD, leading to Southampton, consi.ting of one excellent
'Dining and Drawing Rooms, six best Bed-chambers and a Dress-
ing •room, with Attics over, Housekeeper's Room, Beater
Pantry, good arched Cellars, and very convenient Offloes, part
of which are recently new.
There is an excellent Garden adfoining the Hasse, well crop-
ped, full of the choicest Fruit 'lna, and surrounded with a
high Erick WalL The Premises are well supplied with Water.
There are ten Packs of Fox Hounds. and four of Harriers, kept
la tke Neighbourhood. Immediate Possession may be bad.
To view the House. &c. enquire of Mr. Stephen, Carpenter,
Mandford ; and to treat for the same (if by letter, free of ple-
ase), to Mr. George Score, Solicitor, Sterruinster Newton.
N. B. To prevent unnecessary tumble the lowest prise of the
House and Garden is ,C 19110; and it Let, £6O per Annum, ex-
clusive of the Furniture.

ri-IHE celebrated CORDIAL BALM ot GILEAD ,
is a platerver and restorer of health to the weak, the sickly,
ind infirm. Its warm and renovating quality, indisputably ren-
ders it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lassitude, tres 1
mots, sinking, of the spirits, and di these nervous affections
which harass and oppress the weak, the sedentary, and the delis
Bate ; it warms end steadies the cold tad tremulotis nerves, invi.
'orates the muscular system, animates the spirits, and renovates
the whole matt; whereby the chill watery fluids become rids and
balsamic, and the circulation resumes its healthful state.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, is, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox-
ford-greet, Lend= ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and all
Medicine Venders; price I le. each, or four In one Family Bottle
for its, by which one lls. bottle Is saved, with the words—
" Said. Solomon, Liverpool:* engraved on the Stamp.
g*- Dr. Solomon upsets, when consulted by letter, the usual
compliment of a sEL note to be inclosed, addressed, " Money
Letter. Dr. Solonum, Gilead House, near Liverpol. Paid
did* mole

No regard will le hal to any Toiler i• which the price :hall not he no
et...tali* Innis at length, or that shall tot he sldivered to the Board &fore
no coe the sod Toeslay, the 21st instant, nor mins the ?cries
who wales the Tattler, or snot terms on his &hay, salmis, to 440wer
'Aar calk' fors

ROYAL COLLPGR OF SURGEONS.
AS a GENERAL. LIST of the MEMBERS of
the COLLEGE will be printed in January next, for the
use of the Members, and that the Public may know what persons
are examined and approved Surgeons, entitled to all the privi-
leges granted and confirmed to Members of the College, and as
It is important therefore that such Use should be as correct as
possiblebinfermation of deaths, ur changes of residence of Mem-
bers, addressed to the Secretary at the College, is hereby particu-
lady requested. By Order,
EDMOND BELFOUR, Secretary.
Undies Inn Fields, Nov. a, 1815.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, bearing date the 27th day of June, 1814, made
In a Cause wherein Doturrev Kuio, widow, Is Plaintiff, and
Totowa FJOIS and others, are Defeodants, the Creditors of
BENJAMIN FIDES, late of the Parish of Romsey, in the
County of Southampton, Yeoman, who died in the month of
June. 1800, are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before
Sasavai.Cosarrou Coz, Esq. one of the Masters of the said
Court. at his Chambers, in Sontiumptoo-buildings, Chancery.
lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the
benefit of the said Decree.

fINE OLD P-OP.T.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Abetlon Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on TUMMY ant,

November 14, at Twelve o'clock,
ONE Hundred and Sixty-six Dozen of very excel-
lent old crested. PORT, in Lots of s, 5. and 10 Dozens,
*deb will be regularly permitted to the respective purchasers.
Samples may be bad prior by paying for, and tasted as the time
of Sale. and Catalogues had of Mr. Williams, opposite the Auc-
tion Matt.

GENERAL SUPPLY OF FISH.
SECOND REPORT of the Association for the
Reid of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, rel.uive
to the SUPPLY of FISH, in the Metropolis and the Interior,
slioaCasespence.ef it by Land Carriage, the Condition wed Pro:
posedisigeovenitpt Other Loaded Fish Markets, and tke general
cingsmonis st( the British Fisheries at the present
Pace Ose
putinkstisy 1. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly, and to be had of th,
other Bookssilsn.

CAMPAIGNS OF ist♦ AND iris.
Thls day was pobllahod.lo Vols. svo. price Sits. the nd Edltlon,
eontprislng a circontatadol Detail of the Haul* of Waterloo.
by a French Staff °Seer,
A N AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE OF THE
INVASIONS of FRANCE, in 1814 and MIS.
4AL

By M. DE BEAUCHAMP,
Author of the History of the War of La Vendee.
This Work forms a desirable commie. to Lahaome's Cans-
PAP JP Bomb. The political and military annals of nations have
certainly never supplied such interesting subjects fur the content..
plation of mankind as are united in the description of this asto-
nishing epoch, in which are exhibited the most memorable events
and the mat Aiming, incidents that were ever produced by the
sword of war or recorded by the pen at history.
Printed for H. Colburn, SO, Conduit•street.

Just published,
Ina seat portable Wow. price 6,. 6d. balf•bound,
Snood Edition, of

THE FRENCH INTERPRETER; consisting
of Copious and Familiar Conversations on every topic which
can be weld or inierestlag to Families, 'Fray('Sets, Merchants, or
Men of Basiness t together with a Complete Vocabulary, Tables
of the relative Value of Colas, with forms of Cards, Notes, and
Laws. The whole exhibiting, in a very distinct manner, the
exact mode of Proaansiation with the true Parisian accent; and
particularly adapted for Tourists, who have not acquired a know-
ledge of the French Language.
By FRANCIS WILLIAM SLAGDON, Esq.
Greatly improved by M. de la MMAQUE.
London . Printed for Samuel Leigh, t IS, Strand.