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London, England, 1815-08-18 00:00:00

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1815:

WATER LOO SUBSC R II'TION.
CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, June 28, 1815.
AT the GENERAL MEETING at this place—
Resolved, " That a General Subscription of all elutes be
opened for the special Relief and benefit of the Families of the
brave Men killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the BRI I ISH
ARMY under the commvid of the ilithtrious Watt, moron, in
the signal Victory of Waterloo, and lu the several Battles of the
present Campaign."
•„• Similar Subicrlptiens are making In Westminster, South.
wark, Dublin, Faitiburgli, Glasgow Liverpool, Manchester,
Birmingham, Bristol, Northampton, [weds, York, Exeter, and
other Citiao and Towns of the Empire. and are depeuaed on la
the Eastern and Western Colonies and Dependencies. •
By the Licence of the King's Letter, granted by the authority
of the Prince Regent, to the Archbishops, Collections are alio
making under their direction, by the Clergy, of voluntary Soh.
scriptions in their Churches and Parishes, tor the relief of the
Sufferers at Waterloo, of the Bit! I'isFl ARMY, under the com-
mand or Field-Marshal the Duke of WIiI.UNG FON, and also
of the PRUSSIAN ARMY, under the command of Field-Mar-
shal Prince 'MATCHER.

The Couonittee desire to reccioc immadiate applications from
the Widows, Nurlies, and dependent kelstive% and fur Orphans
of Officers" and Nokhets killed, an I from Miters disabled, and
Men crvertay wounded rrr disabled who have recovered, and
may be certified and disobargod being wady to attend to all web
eases, Lid to afford, where Wanted. a /wield assistance and relict,
in part of tba which may heriafter be determined on tor their
cases respectively when a near calculation can be made of the
extent of Claim, and of the amount of the Subscriptions properly
applicable to such relief. • -

Committee respectfully request to be informed of the
.mount and progress of the rarities Nuhscriptions now making in
tale stveral Cities artd lawns of England. for the breve Sufferers
at Waterloo, to enable thi m, as early as possible, to estimate the
amount and proportions of relief which it may be in their power
to allot to the various cases and cLsitats from the general Collection
of the three Kingdoms.
Subscriptions made, and received at ibis place, Li 11,572 a Ss. 2d.

Furtber Subscriptions t
Collection in the Parisi* At Spooner, At woods& Co.
of Upton Gray, Hants, George Mat chant 1(1 0
bythr key. t 7 0 T. W. & li. borkvia "
Tlig Officers, Von•com-
nussioned Officers, anti
Privates of the Swinclen
Troop of Wiltshire Ca.
valry, transmitted by
Capt. Win. tiarding GO 0
l'ite profits of a Bail at
Scarborough, transmit-
ted by Mesas. lireary

At Ma4ter man & Co.
Collection at the Parisi'
L'hureli of Lyndon, to
auttutil, by the krt.
Win. Maker 11 9
Collection at the Parish
Church of Yeudon. by
t'.e Re'. Theodore
Williants, £77 Is. 2d.

.cps 19s. ;561.
Collections in the Pa-
rube+ of Hake sod
Cottisford, by the Rev.
W. J. Memel 5 0
3ourne,Baker,& Bourne,
StaffurtishirePotteri. s 32 IQ
Rubr. Collett, Chespo. de '2l 0
Rea.W.Kuperafriends 10 0
Thoeva Lott Philips 1 1
Par., h 0T Christ Church,
Spit4iselds, by the Rev.
WeatWbehisle.Rec tar,
andhotes Lee,Chureh-
• warden, RUM Os. 111
,Henry Hall 21

At Chattetis& Co.
Moxim and Seas* 10 0
Collection at Bridport,
by the Rev. David
Williams and Wm.
Mansell 80 10
Collection of Canford
ant Kiniptio,Dmset,
by the Rev. G. r.
Brice, £l3 17s. tkl.
Collection of Malden
Mown Dorset, by
tbeklbuichivardens 11 10

•••••••••
I •
1 At Illotanques_, Pitt & Co
xotwit Naked Lim-
colit's 25 •

At Martin and Co.
Robert Mosley 10 10
I. W. Morrivon 10 10
George Stone 10 10
William Watkins 1 1

•
em•••••

At Williams and CO.
'fbonsas 5 0
J. B. 1 0

At Sir J. Lubbock' & Co.
Subscriptions by the In-
habitants of painswiek,
minsmitted by J. Flet-
cher, E.sq.

At Stepkessson & Co.
Rev. C i lonia, Prewen•

day ui Cantributy 10 10
Sir Edw. Codrington 10 0
Grandokurgh Parish,by
the Rev. John Higgs 11 3

35 12

Burgh Parish,. by the
Rev. John Higgs

3 0

At Sir Chas. Price & Co.
Balance of the Subscrip.
don in the Town of
teiiford. in addition to
./.74.10 transmitted by
Rev. Philip kiwi: ,D.B. 17 11
All Communications and Notice of Subs•riptiOns are requested
to be Addressed to the C 1111 l miner at the City of London Tavern.
Subscripiutis are received at Lloyd's; at the City of London
Tavern ; and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis.
August. 3. P. WEI.SFORD, Secretary.

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ili C.U.ED HILLIER PARRY, M.D. F.R.S. &e.
VOL. L PATHOI,OOY.
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AGEOGRAPHICAL AND .HIS I'ORICAL
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of the lithabbants ; Mount ailions aspect, and singular Natural Se.
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WATERLOO SUBSCRIP LION, TRATcleto
Housr..TAvaßN, ST. litgltp.ll,hf Kit r.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman..
Amount of Subacriptions advertised, .C 23,771. 171. 114.
se. s.

L. I.

The Parish of Rot-
tingdean,Sussex.per
Rev. T. R. Hooke,
Vicar, sedil. 9s. id:
Sulvcription from
Holsworthy, per
Richard Xingdon,
Esq. sflB. IS.. dd.
Collection in neigh
Church of Broad-
water,per Rev. Pe-
ter Wood, Rector,
£l7. 14s. id.
Parish of Little
Hampton, Sussex,
per Rey. I. C.
Green, Vicar, .810. Bs. ed.
Paris!: Stibbington-
- CY. iibson, Han-
&Oen, per Rev.
W. W. Earns
PAM Alslahle
w.v. Aiwidtam Wil-
kinson, M.D.
iiinr.H..Morewood,

Parish of West Tar-
ring, Sus•r:, per
Rev. J. N. Jordan
Parish of Croy lon,
Surrey, per Rev J.
Ireland, £ls2 64. lid.
Parish of Nt. Ste-
phi:n*4, Coleman-
street, per Rey. T.
Twin
Collection at st.

AlpetonliaUsDerby
Sir Abrabant HOTIIIm,.
Bart. M.P.

George's Chapel,
Albemarle - street,
per Rev. IL Rep-
ton, £39. 15s. sd.
Parish of Great Had-
ham, per Rev. T.
Randolph

4$ 9

S 5

&eau.' fiaree.
rte Tier and chap- .
ter of Durhun et 0
Rev. E. Willa 10
The Cuuntecs of Dr-
tart S 2 1
Tilos..iherluck Gooch,
_ Co 0

9

10 10

50 0

80 0

Frotu Llandtk,
Lord byoever Sp• 0
Collection in Pari,ll
Church,by Rev. 1).
Praline, £2O. is. 6d.

E'l•
The Earl of Mlthoes-
bury

£76 7 6

Collection ntade by
act,. John HullanJ,
Vicar of Aston,
kowand, and Stu.
►enchun6, Oxon :
John Fula, E. M.P.
Utter contributions

L 2 10

52, 10

20 0
17 0

37 0

At Messrs. Child's.
Parish of West Peck.
ham, b 1 the Vicar,
£l2. its. Bd.
Parish of Boxwell,
Gloucestershire, by
the Rector, .811. Us. 6d.

At Messrs. Pares and licypte.
Sir Edmund Cradock
Haulm, of Four
Oaks Hull, War-
wickshire 52 10

At Meurs. Snow's.
Parish of Goat
borougb,ler Rev.
E. Peter
Parish of Great Cog-
gerstiall,Esses, 9. ISs. 7d.
Parish of Fiirstead,
Essex, per Rev.
W. Potebttt
P4rials of Plesher,
Essex, per Rev. T.
Whisk, £2. I Is. thi.
Parish of Mea+ing,
Essex, per J. Van-
der &vim
Parish of West Bing-
bolt, per Rev. Jos.
Fisher
Parish of Great Ea*.

At Messrs• Ciao, and Co.
The Earl of Glai-

gow
Sir Tiverard Home,

3 4

6 I

16 0

4 6

St 10

ton, X 111.155. 6d.
Parish of South Oa-
codas), Essex, per
Rev. L. Leith, Xll. Ss. 6d.
Parish of Muth Had-
barn, Essex, per
Rev. 111 toe. Ran-
dolph, CLOS. 14s. 6d. •
Parish of Little Had-
bans, per Rev. 'F.
Raudolph, £44.45. 6d.
United Parishes of St.
George, Botolph-
lane, & St. Mx olph,
Billingsgate, £l6. 11s. 6d.
Parish of Isleworth;
per Rev. John Mk-
dud
Parish of Ealing, se-
cond subscription,
per Rev. Casuist
'Carr

Puish of West Ham,
Essex, per Rev. J.
W. Burford, £414. 4s. 6d.
Parish of Hackney,
per Rev.Dr.Watsua 696 0
Parish of St. Marl's,
Putney,sarrey, per
Rev.R.L.B. Lands-
lands
Parish of Teddington
Parish uf NorthWeaVl
Bassett, per Rev. R.
H. Auber, ss. 6d.
Parish of Lava Alta, •
Essex $ 0
Parish of Bandon; Es-
sex, per Rev. Fran-
cis Knipe, ,610. I Is. 6d.
Parish of Halstead,
Kent, per Rev.
Denzil %boson
Parish of North °ci-
cada°, Essex, per
Rev. J. R. Boggess,
La. 140.6 d.

Bart
Sir Rupert George,
But
Lard•Lide

10 10

...NOM
At Messrs. Birch and Co.
Mr. Win. Have 1- 0
A Lady 5 0
Messrs. Peacock and
Ormond 10 10

At Messrs. Paxtons.
R. Goodland. EN. 5 5
John Stewut, 10 03

At Messn. liveries and Co.
G. Matheson, Esq. 20 o

At Maws. Glyn and Co.
air (I. H. Barlow 2t 0
Lord Middleton 105 0

At Messrs. Ladbrokes & Co.
hrs. R. Verney, of
Clayton Housw,
Ducks H u

900 0
4 0

At Messrs. Goslings et Co,
Major Win. Price 10 10

At Messrs. Nodal! & Co.
Collection a the Pa.
rich of resford,
County of North-
ampton, & Diocese
of Peterborough,
per Rev.R.lllauey,
Rector

PEICEISIXPE.NCE-:1 A • I*.

SAVING TO COLONELS. OF ktiGilvi,..l, :.
II'EPHENB begs to inform COLONtLS wI i
• have to CpOTHiE REGIMEN 0 3 that he will furnish
them with Clothing, Accoutrements, Satiety, Moroi, shirts, &c.
at Five per Cent. less In price thAnrhat they are now pal. n; on
the same credit, and, for any number of rats skit r: ay hc
agreed at.—N. . as, Upper Thaures-greet, mar Blackiriurte-
britige. . .

• • •
PORT OF PALMOVIII
TO BE SOLD EY ADC rioN;
By Order of the Honouralde Commissioners of Lk I?liieaty's
Customs, on "FULSDAV, LAO sth day of Septen)her, by
Ten Mock In the Foreman, at the Cuscuni-Itz.uae in this
Port, •
THE FOLLOWING GC36I):),
viz:
AN ORRERY, AND ASIRONOMICAI.
3061.ba. Peruvian Bark I 15 liolon and it Wooden

237 Tohastb
It lagars
• 3 Snu@•
1136 Chocolate
14 Car*
'34 •
t;2O Peppin
236 Soap
66 Threat
34 Galls. Wine
1 Cordials
I. 23 Pair Bows
490 Shots
IS Dnzeu Pair Worsted Hose
and Sock.;
$3 Dozen Pair Cotton Hose
6, Deals and PlAoks
279 Pines gibbon, Galloon,
&c.
27 Pieces Long Cloth
692 Cotton Shawls and atnd-
kerchiefs
60 Muslin Do.
26 Woollen Do.
3 Pieces Mullin
3o Yards Cotton
19 V4vet
296 Pair Braces
66 Pantilooni

Ne I:clutits
Piece KeNtymete
7J3 Gross buttons
2 boxes, and stook, lolce
Ardcles of W cat Log
Ap-
yarel
261 c:nires Pepek
12 !Males ard Pew
2 Nets baskets
4 Packs Playing Cards
19 Doz. Watch Chatus
35 Al'atch
1:: Ear Ring; and Dropt
$ D:4ttles Oil
8 Foreign Skins
8 Boies Printing Types
9 Fancy Boles
40k Dozen Pencis
50 Pieces Lace
6 Dozen Tape
1 Bottle barbadoes Tar
80 Knives
18 nooks
30 Razo'rs and some Strops
1 Case Carpenter's Touts
1 Set Plated Castors
6 Kegs Pain:
12 Dozen Spoons
1 Hampyr E...rtliensvare