The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-21 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1815.

WATERLOO SUR§CRIPTION.
City of London Tnvrro, Orr. 19, 1915.
AT • MEETING of the GENERAL COM.
m TT F.E held this day,

J. P. MUSPILATT, E.g. iu the Chair.
The Trea.tirer% Reported,
Thai zion Lane Annuities.
Yodels) 3 per Celli. reduced Ann.
69.,000 j per Celli. Cunsul,, had been invested.

The Committee desire to receive immediate applications free
the Widows, Children, and dependent ltela tives. and for Or-
phans of Offict rs a d Soldiers killed, nod from Officers disabled
or severely wounded, and Privates di•abted or severely wound-
ed, belts* ready to attend to all such cases, and to afford, where
wanted, a preseut nt,istanee and rearl, w part of that which
may h reafter he determined on for their e.oi.s respectively,
when a near calculation ran he made of the extent of Claims
and of the amount of the Subacripiiunt properly applicable to
such relief.

Amount of Subscription% received and made at this
O'er, to the 19to lust., is £191,905 9 5

FURTHER SUBSCMPTIONT:
AI,o received from
the nein bouthood
of Birmi..ghoin, viz.
ilart.inte Church,
after it Serrnoo by
the Rev. Mr. Re-
beiosn £l6 4l}
Itiiidle‘ Church,'af-
ter a Sermon by the
Rev. Mr. Fell 29 10 5
ith*oso 11.ath. af-
ter R Sermon by tue
Ref. --- 3 19 0
Moseley Chapel, af-
ter ti Sermon ►y the
Rev. Mr. Clay 23 7 6
K ion's NortouCtiorch, :
after a Sermon by
the Rev. Mr. Ed.
ward- l 7 15 0
Castle Bromwich. of
ter a Sermon by the
Rev. Mr. Buck 8 12 9

Parish of I.lsnuer-
hiew,Drobighblaire,
North Woks, per
the Rev. Itoh. Phil.
lips A 314 6
Parish of North
Crake, by the Rev.
A rehrleueus Ba-
thurst 107 0 0

Subscript,on. and Col-
lections oi the Too n
of Biriainghiiiii,
tron.miited by Job.
Polen, Esq. Ili‘h
_69910 2
Of which the sum of
3694 89. I.i. resised
hi. toe Congrega-
ions of the churches
aid chapels, after
Sermons by their re-
spective Ministers,
is to be nppli,d in
conformity with the
Letter of the Prince
Regent to the Arch-
viz.
St. Church,
b, thettry.C.Curtiv 42 12 10
St. Philip's Church,
by tne Res. Dr.
Outram theßey.
H. H. Arnold 84 5 1
Carr's-bow Meeting,
by the Rev. MI.
30 0 0,
Chs i.ot Church, by the
Rey. J. 11. Stay 41 0 9
St. Bart itoios-o's
Clime. by thi Rev.
Joan Cooke 12 b 0
Cxttuntl-{lr et Meet-
isg. the Rev.
Birt 24 5 9
St. Mai Chapel, h
the Rev. E. B .ro 104 18 6
St. P.:ors Chapel, by
I o•• Rev. W. T.
Young 29 14 9

99 2 Of

At Mastennan and Co.

Parish- of Luf-
fenhaut, Liurolu-
shire 7 9 6
Ditto of Sheltuu.nyon 2 17 0
Thif.• of 8414141g:0o,
Redfora.uire. per
Pev. John Hull 10 11 0
Ditto of St. An.
dre .9. Chichester,
per Rev. J. Moore 23 11 6
Diu of Castle lis-
11111M. 4)er Ref. J.
Morel' 7 V 4
Dint. of Shiptoo,
ILv.ts, per He-.tu
and Co. 7 17 6
Dim. of Wes4ro
Green.Sn«ea 11 7 0
Ditto of Porileoloath L 3 0
Pa the Rev. S.

dW."; Re"°l;
of
1 1 0
itto

3.t9 S
All Coasinunical inn. Per post, nre to he directed " Waterloo
Subacriptiou, Lon 'on." nod to be put under rover, directed
Frauds Freeling, &r &c.
Poe-Office, London.

W. S.

Solueriptimis lire tweeiveri at Lloyd's t nt the City of London
Tatman, and by all the Bankers of the ylelrnitnli
2.mb OetoLer. J. P. WEIMORD, Secretary.

" TAP Cause for %phial iliserbsta fell is as field, and grumcv died opt the scaffold! "

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Paris, Oct. 17.

The Sitting of yesteiday was opened at noon, un-
der the Presidency of M. Laistte.
. The President, after announcing that his Excel-
lency the Keeper of the Seals had communications to
make to the Chamber, requested him to ascend the
Tribune. The Keeper of the Seals read the Speech,
which is subjoined, and the following Law-Project
was read by a Secretary.