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' PRI' 4 Zv• , a........-........ 0 ,". . - 7. , 7 ....-,,. ..k —— 1 —......... r.— ...It. _ _ --........ • • .. , .. • ~.„ , I) I . .:< .. • ; ‘Y . • )111 • r tlis a p_ ' _ ._..... _. . _. IPTION FROM DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. ..? RF.NCH GENERALS, AND WAR UPON THE CON• AJES ITS COMMISSIONERS f,, the _,___ ... .... . __ . , .40 111. 1 M8E2 882.) FOREIGN INTZLLIGENCE. T!.IIR‘TRy-ROY 41. DRURY-LAN!: 11% PliEriEN'r EVENING, OA. 24, Their IMairstitr'Sn wa..ts w,t 'be Comedy of THE HONEY MOON . Dote.linon % R Ilatedn. M Ranni.tor; Cotint Mo,t gr 11., Ra has w, Mi. Wrooehton Lainoedo, Mr. Mint owl% .laq: S. Mr. Colhns Min Yoillf 4 tt, firt At Mellon; Zamora, Mita li , oce. I‘. A', V A SUSG vet. 0..•0nt0, Co .I; °sell by Mr. Kelly. Vidli a DAM'!" ineldetvil I'. the F.PROMMPTION PROM DUTY ON I HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISS! _ AFF.‘lit S TAXES, herrby rite Notice, Vorg all l'eroots claiming Ezeoptroo trot. the Linty, it, risprei of the Dieitleods arising from; ott,ottitiett, ite , denti,t, or .Shor.s of '..e tie., oat lieu lieveratte, beheMer its the ifool., of Me Bank Fogltroti, or I . other l'oblir ; ontotries, Corpooofe or t o ot Corpolaftt, and iteteagittg Ir any Frteholl .Serirtitt, or ft taw (*.tree oth.e F , aternil or :stride of hran.e r romAlioherf (h.witah/e Porymes only, ore reghtreti f ord.., their Cogan; So I rrslp n/a before eh, (:.vami.siurtere for the Btoe* ;of ' , terve th•- Acts ; and thou all MA Cuomo Don't he mark iti IVrtritte, god delivered of tko O Ire for Torn, is Sontreqt More, rl•re led to the Seertioru f r Ike Afore* of Tavel. The F trm on whir* iewh Claims ore to h r modr, slay he had ot ;Owe, no Applieetton the o; 7 ;re of the lo.rrerfoo for the DOI, OM dalf, at OIL Oid aack Eschew: , ; or to IN V inseedar oe Sur litt Ordre .0' she Board, M. WIN I'ER. tV;re , for 'forty, PG , It Orfeber, 15W r. :RALS, AND WAR UPON TILE CON• TINENT. In a fai t Days will hie pH . ..dished. in 3 Vols. 12ine pro e Igs . i boards, with Portriits of Moreau, Pieherro, The FOURTII EDI rioN or THE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH ; eat ih;inig the most di.itiogui-hed Cil ARM.; I FIRS, LITF.R ARV, MILITARY, and PO)LIIICAI. , :n the remnt Auaal+of the F.:PAULI REPUBLIC. The gr-•iter unit :tom th e original inp ir i ir iti o n of A GENTLEMAN, RESITAENT AT PARIS. These Volumes contain a faithful arcouot, either front Pr.lllll from acei•Lted Winks of other Writers, of Ito. Lives, Situati me, mid Aprailitotent,i, hefor d and the lite•Ohlti4l , , of the prineioul m en i n Franc,. ,and pvtrr daily t!, • MILITARY CI IA ACTER S engaged it the PREEN f CAMPAIGN. Together with an Exhltoi rine Of tilt Vials and OpCialtooo.l of tit. CaumpAigrys in 11,Pand, G.einany, and, Switaarlairl, Flint, Ste and a onnate detail of elm Impamaat Battle; and describing bents th lit any other means of information, the Situation and pn,.. htblr ruoyeehentt of the Armin now engtg,d nit the Con- Pnblished by John Murray, Ft:et-smart ; John 1-lardMig, St. Jameee-etteet. Lo:tdan ; and sold also by every Bookseller , throughout the Euipire. /ROM THE DUTCH P V'PRS. k ' FROM THE HATAAFSCHE STAATS COUR I NT. An English Paper, of the 3d of Oetoher, cent/sins the following article:— To lo r► gin s ii ►. e.latel, the Farce of • HIGH LIFE BE.LOW STAIRS. Duke's Se ♦lr. Painoc. Ai r. , M Ue Camp. " Private line,. Sour Holland, of the Illth ard •;Nh We. earl., 'hat the Diveh Sfereha!o, weak of the h., ! T 4 their be.ng, ere long, permitted to renew Weir ervinattatei.il ielavons with England, as they a.. :werniti,d t, re. cote from thia ernintry inch article...it< tr- tme preettme of whe t States; and the manufailure , goods of Fnelsori, it iiimid,.l.7o neeforward to be allowed to be im,-mded into th.thea, as payment of a rimy of novae and a hair -eat. 'Mat P.llllll. SiCla # added, he. already been ar . i.rd upon :iv the Dacia Merchants, who have, in convenience ot it, I,:n to torte Correniondents in London, to a rely ean4ll - . , ,.b1e 8111..111t." • It it impassible not to be astonished at the bare faced impudence with which it is endeaesuyed to impose this notorious falsehood tan the Public. The attempt could only have this two-fold abjed st, sro represent the Batavian Government as ocrpe.,ing its own measures, Icy countenancing merely a pre. tended execution of the laws it has, in concert walls its Great Ally, adopted against the common enemy. —2d, To render those persons who might be im prudent enough to take this fabricati.ot tr.: ttuth, and regulate their commercial spee . alations accord ingly, the viftims of their own rashness and cradtt. lit y ! It is therefore of the utmost importance to contra ica such false and groundless teports, not only by the positive assurance, that the stri,lest orders are given to all the Public Officers to redouble their afti vity sia discovering and preventing the inii-artation and yap artati ,2 of prohibited goods, but also by shearing the beneficial consequences have re- .. suited from these regulations.—These onsequences are evident, from the following statement of the most recent seizures, which have been made within the course of a very short period, and part of sihich is al ready confiscated, conformable to the sentence of the Ju•ige, the investigation and proceedings respelling the remainder being yet idspen , fing, viz. " About l'to bales, casks, and bo::.-s, ot Entzlish marufac turet, besides the lading of a large barge, and some pack iges and bales loan,' in noats imply seized, under corn ; also mote dun 14'1 hampers of II pottery." There i I. tie dou'it but that commit:l:cations of the above 11:V.I•e a o sent from this Republic to the English ; hut they Can have no otio:r tendency than ta croate, as far as possible, suspicions rerea:ng tho c it oua of the Government, and to bring new misfortunes upon the Republic. It would be desirahle, and an essen tial service would be done to the Coe ernment, were every teal lover of the country, on ohtainiog infor mation respelling illegal dealings in tnerchtt,dize i , die exportation or importation Of which is prohibit ed, to rive, from love to the gcneral iielfare, notice tel the 5.171 e: in coder that an opportunity may be af forded far the eilioacious execution of the laws, and for enforcing them against all their transgressors. lot At 4 11 A MI telt Mlt6iU ET ..... - T4.-vorrinv, th.o Tqr Schorr! fur S t.misr; the eta,-el ContedrOf The Gamesters. Vituad•b, Toe COI I iitrf Gir--Aiusr Niademnitelic wi:11 ',Ake hrr ....rita•ut.. in • New B airt, caiim ore% getuni. With new Scams, f.. tres , rs, &c. Th fl V et rodvtootil 17 Air. Irky valet who is eugaged at this h inoti thr *Joela il.Juse, tht rwalay, autd,d, a New Coaled?, in five acts. 4.11,•4 a P. 1.4 Oftign r I IWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the a Ft:t:'r DRAWN TICKET, NEX T SATURDAY, bring the Sixth D 37 of Drawing. F:VE THOUSAND POUNDS for t!ie First Drawn Ticket an TUESDAY, Otiobier 29. 1 1 1-: ":P K. , YAIL., CoV p..%T.QAKI)F.N V HS PRESENT EVENING, O. 24, will be &dal a Tioeda, ailed GRECIAN DAUGEII'ER. Evander, Mr. Reontvle; Phocion Mr. Brunton; Pliolotaa, Mr t: Keonb e. ku,o!tratoa, Mrs S:odotons. Alter winch (WI to oe Near G.an. , Melo-Drama, ca led RUGANTI NO; Or. TN% BRAVO OF VENICE. C 411.11, io the Vtrlv!el. 1 I 1 3 S This My is published, price Is. ca WAR in DISGUISE; or the FRAUDS of the NEU [RAI.. FLAGS. Printed for J. Hatchard, Buoicisfler to 1 ler Wray, 190, Piecadi.ly. Of whom may he had, price Rs. hoards, The Sixth Fdotiun PROFESSOR GANTZ nn the STATE of kV 3( /PE, before sod a! ter due French Revolution, irtuvlat tenor the Getman, by J. C Iltiti es , EAq. I" • 07erturt and Musi amiputal by Dr. litithy. The Dances by Mr tic one Ttr_ ws...):e ender the nirtvtino of Mr. Thv l'^iat pal Charorte,s be Mr. Johaston, Mr. Wallah Mr 111.4v . '.vni, Mr. Wanton, M, Liatob. Mr. Gibbs, &e. _ _ of dec. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, are on Sale at all the Licensed Iwo ery Offices. To .nclude ith A GR %SW MASQUE. TWENTY POUNDS PAID FOR EACH PRIZE OF TWENTY POUNDS, AS SOON AS DRAWN. HODGES and CO. 149, (Maui -street, and 41, St. James•e-strret, res ; rettfully infor.l% the PlO/:le, I'Llt the. v,ll pa% Twenty Pounds f-r each Price of RM. dema,t, It the Ticket., and Shares are purelia.rd at their anove Offic st, and the highest Value will b.: g,ten for all arse Prises a. soon as .1 awls. ••• L .1),(.0%) car the First Drawn T.ck,t next Saturday, being the Sixth liar. CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL, And Eire Days to Draw. 3 L. 110,1100 3 Prisms of L 2, 1 '04 10,00) 9 5,00 U 6 Th” Ney 't.l:lo.Drltua of Rug wain+) will h-Toyeated ever . e , e v ,ven rg till farther ilOtllt—.To-nowrow, with As You J.- ice Saturdsv, Ja.i• Shore. RUGAN riNo. THE KRAVO OF VENItE!' ! THE NF:W MEIN-DRAMA, av MR. LEWI3. T h is day is priblisti,d, rrliE BRAVO OF VI. NICE, Third Edition, I price G. By M. G LEWIS, Esq. Anther of the Monk, easde Spertr^, The gram' •prctacle of Rugsnuris has noon then from this very ii.te►catiu g romance. PuSl.4lie.l s ri coil by Hu hes, W gmorestre.n ; and to be had of ail re,peet..bie Buuksericrs. • -• EOLli(> 1 1 CLAS SI CAL EXHIBITION, AO Oho. 64, Lnsgee Gmeren re-,drere ; LARGE MODELS of in , mon iortf •,nd celesta-eA Itema.ns of Auri4uity ;,• i .:y .ind Suut:i n Flaws. Templar, Mamnleu.ts tinvkitheat7e, Sc Morhi of 11... gri• CarCade at , riern, and sr ienntnl•nit ' o tmrv. Moot Vremsrius at the „fat c ar-r y gt, • • Esayrinn, with tht flawing of Laws I*. ra ., L .( rmtie'r end forge. Alsn, ■ Model of a 'rorrent of ,uid Fite that ran f.coet V.wuvi.w, disgorges) itsalf MO a 1 w way above Gay fro, formed ringulnr and beautiful - of Fire; eh , . ONIFIC 110 f the Lx ,A•ssiont, the Torrent . a ani Caste le n , Fi g: . a. gm In ol..tion. • t Ihe ROurfl% bent coasontly warm. Ad.aitranee to ' • i .Wore, One Shillitng ea;:b , under that nulairer, Two hlsi ' , Age est+. WINES vi, Prizes of This day are published, handion.rly iimted in One V.durne wk .. % SSAYS, chiefly OR CI-IE \ I ICA L SUBJECTS ; IA By the lit, WILLIAM IRVINE, MII Fit s F.!. Letterer ii ildateria MAira aqd Cherntst,y in the Unive.yiti of Catsc.er ; And by Cnn, WILLIAM IRVINE, M.D. redited for I fllawnLin, Nn tz?, rou'try. Of wham may be hid, jno pu,•ttshed, 1 Eiv.rtot.LET CHF.MICAL STATICS, with Fl• p!atiatory N.tow, 2 en!, Syn. 16. bxerd:. ;! SMALL'. AST!;ONOMICAL Ak..:COUNT OF THE DNOVVERIES rl l ' I:FPLER, Pro 7. rel. bo. r d, S. L7 , .SIAE's E.XPERIMtiNTAI. IKQUIRY INFO THE ‘TUR.E ANLY PROPuGATION HEAT, 8,0. hoe VIPIt()VE1) CECONOMICAL KITCIIEN I It \ttitiES, he.—At the Lowlnn ?mutt ftcgnter Stove Menlifs•tory, the comer of Broke ro rem, Holimo, ion fittotowl and rewly for the oripeition of the EN PAM GES, from the it , lt improqiel comb-lung woorionty with iprity. Likewise, Smoke Jack., which nil, be 0;4e4 env eawatit, without going up the chimney. '[tone iho.tre builihog or itheling hooves, will finl nr , liiantage in ii.srat i rEi tie rlirove.rtientioiseil improvements ; W in they win lilettite pc): _ 1. of the first vintages and q:aoty, selling at t;:e (allowing low Prier,, for ready enoner,vis. d Port, Thiel:Nl, 1 , 403 (per anew") !Al. Do ell. do. 1901 ditto 40s. Do Li.bon Do. Pale Sherry Do Eau Indit 9.lad.ira The Wines mad be tame!, between she hrta•• of tin and five, At No 9, Canaiwi Arcot. Half a 11) aen r.1, , ,e stilt as a wit.cple t.....,111 l art of the town. flee of exper.re A- rl hottl€l the wine, wh-n d •liver.tl, not prove equal to tin le seat, the cost will he cruel...rt. have an omortertbv of 'teeing by fat the retiree ewottuwett of Rev r and nth•r Stoves, with elm other snick twithe Furtushtni Inrnanongeg lase, to be loofa ea the kineora.; _ . lEDGERS. JOURNALS, DAY- ROOKS, &e. Jte of all cm,iptiemi a ,r 1 .he, m 4 y hd had at wILLIA MS4. No 20, C..tnlol. Tit of the b• at P a d , r any MAtenahr, open quite (14, and are eltea:iet ahJ Wexler Von made in the nasal ea, Nte. W.ldams hires an As.ntment (fin theletwritett claii)) will now be wady to 'tot eery Order, and begs the fAv.ur of an eagle A pA'icatron. • The I'ra4e supplied as livid NO* rdbliildid. in On, Vol 1.111.. rnnted. pr,c, 8,. 6d tr.t., 4GitN6RAI. IIterIORAItY of CHE\fIS- VicY. c witaan'ng the le,4nw PrinclA-s Science. in mud tri Faets, Elt,,erimaists and itsinc3;.iatu-r, trit V*. of nntdelons. °PUNT° WINE COMPANY, A , their Stem, No. 4fe, Katlrletoeialeito, Soho. square, I.nirdon Eqabl idled 18134. gifilS undertaking . did not originate in mere specois,tion ; it was inunierl en the ttring reconimenato von aslant* persons of rank and influence, 44 4 41 ,,1441 Cow aenience at tit.. West End of the Town The Paneieters have it to my, and that with infinity geatitinle, that the Institution has nanreth in anus ..tred their O.OIA sanguine ccicaations, treni a c.rcumstince of :io little ex alikilon,4 , they outfit., it has been solely owing to the real excellence ami aurteriwity Si their Wine., and vi the uniform 17,3 itude of their dealings. To enable them to combat succodully again.t all attempt. at opposition, and to maintain that pre emote -ee which they hate now 'o attars they are Oldta,/.7.11510y OM IT:led OD VII for ready maiiey WINES. per dna s. d. WINES, per d• , Z. s. d. ulll Port, vintage 1402 42 o , hot suit 45 0 o!ddivo, vintage I:9S 44 0 4.; Old ditto,crusted, 1794 48 0 Rich %fountain . . 44 0 Dittn Pale,sintage 179) 48 11 Veinnia,h4ala flavour 4t d Lithoit, Er.t quality 42 3 India Malaita • . Prices of full proof FUltElt.iN SPIRITS, per Gallon. • s. d, s . d Rorn, fine old Jamaica 17 6 fliallands Genera . . IS 6 1I• tally, real Cogniac, I Shrub,, ot Rum, ere. 17 0 very old • . . 20 6 Which .14, S3 , ,,piel had, at the always Storm.. WII.I.INM NISRF.T. M f) Fellow of the goy 0 College of Ltiobtargb, dre. Printed f,r S 11.ghley, Wt. 24, Fleet-street. "The reader w.:l here and , witbok a trualerata comps,, an epitome of Cie ly.tdolg fams and tem tone: of the 'hirrlee, eitavrol from th., idlest sivnt approval wytirerni; and A /14M- Ler of Very iledtd T.l" , lri are Riven al t cod." Medical and Clorargicul Review, July, IROS. TO MASTERS Of GRVbIIIIIAIt SCHOOLtt, SOME Booksellers of London having thought po w er In a Wo.k und.A , the eitlir,st.t.ile of THE ETON LATIN tiR AMMAR, to which thew have preixwd the Arms of Eton College, with a view of sopploititig the ' trite GK k' AR, printer) for the 17,4 of PITON SC!lt.lol., and g itotreanc•A h. Mastersof the most res - ...9a1de Gram ma:,Sci,ot,i, in the F....11010m i POTr and WILLI AMS re vpeSfilll; so",e.it Getttlent,”o ceorerivel in Tuition (P.trticn larly those wh - , have rezeived Eton VI:, vriou ), to court ten.cice, unia.rivi.iiil . lv, so sh3m.fol a vit.laiion of their pro petty, by receiving z.nil osi It the Louden edition, but be care fol to order the GEIWINE ETON E.HrrtoN, oriiite.l by Pote and Williams, and sold by them, at N.. 1 Crane"- -urt, fleet - weer, rice TWO Si 11LI ANGSe, where dentlem est may l:e suppli.d with the several Books used at Etun School, mod School Weak. in gen•r.ll, wholevile and retail. •.• Considerable allowance to Selo Is. FRI4II THE BAT I kt lAN STATE GAZFTTE. 11 AOW C, OCT. 19. The intelligence of the vietory ot the ; . ..i.l h sr. I my was made public lestertlay mortiMg, en the part of General Bruce, at the ral'ade, Wilt , . tint i folluwiag Order of the I)ay was re a ds.. . I " l haven to activeliit the prrisne sahibs fstestseing t.1e...a. ing intwhi. •-mce •—t ~n the 7:li and Ith of 03oher. 18.03, i ha !stogies the l to pernr Napoleon, plaited the Dalutpetlg I/4R+ 11l pla.:ss, forced the strong t...itaw of the Austrian arms at ip , a nauwetth, cud eue ..is ly defestel that alloy. El .. ',,tt,l'i.r.s.. ' of Hungarian grenadiers. and One regiment of caviar. vie* . titer with some cu ..si.l.:ra:ile naagasim s, anda g sit deal of Ar. Wier', are the fr,its of this viciory. WhArt this impudent .1. 3 was f.,.glit in the ce.itre of the mine, Goss bersarrett., with the (;4.4./ Witasian anal, passed the bAuttbe, near Into - - stain, which place was taken by stone. • I . i " The crwieequence of these movements h ; been, that nine te•en thousanat Aii.ttians, iii the vicinity tlf Augsbeigii, ~ : e tiorkuled; the army is pursui.ig the flying enemy is every di- sectien. (Signed) '• BRUCE, " hilejJr-genera', awl Governer of tae Residence." This Day is pnbh.irerl (ur Torte Voillrtwe, Crow the Filet Editmii, revised and c.,rrectol, 13, 64. in boards), I. A TREA'T'ISE on the DISEASES of CHIL- I IIsREN, with Directions for the Management of lII' tante froth the IS rth. Hy MICIIAEL UNDFAVVOOD, /4.9. I.ieentiate m Midwitery•ef the Royal College iii Physicians in London; Pliiciail to MI Royal Ifighiies. the Princeie of Wales ai.d late Senior Physic:an to rile Lying-in 11041:1.411.. Y. Dr. UNDERWOOI7I DISORDERS of CHILD HOOD; w.th Direftions for the Management of 140.11 the Bitut. Adapted to d.mestie use. Three Voisin," small Octavo, Second Edition, price 12s. boards. Inevitsed, by Permission, to His Royal Iliahnms .11-! Prince of Wales, a Third Edition, price C. in boards, of hi. SURGICAL TRACTS; containing a Treatise 'ion Ulcers tithe Legs Scrofulous Tuinuora, the Maiumary Abcois, Dis- orders of the Eye, and on Gangrene. Printed for J. Callow, Crown court, Princes•strnt, Thi. Da• is published, in Three Igino. embellished with elegant P.ntraits of the Q.reeri of France and Navarre, the Princess of Lambeth', and Madame Bonaparte, price Ons Guinea, in boanls, THE FEMALE REVOLUTIONARY PLU TARCII ; containing Biographical, Hi.arical , and Rs so; ininnary Sketches, ChVititrg, and Anecdotes, dee. By the Author of " Tile Revolutionary Plutarci., - and " The Memoirs of Talleyrand." • e • Among the curious Lists co:itained in these Volumes, are those rif the I.:mines,' of tlo- and of H ryti ; of the - ' Queens of France, Si.iin, P.11 , 1i111, arid Etruria t of Nine Princesses lAuuparte I of Madame Recionter, Stael, Geniis, Tannin, Talleyrand, Stc. Printed foe J. Monay, No. 92, Fleet-street. Of whom may he had, by the &MP, Aiph,, pro published, MEMOIRS of Cif ARLES MAURICE TALI.F.YIt AND DE PERIGORD, one ot Banaparte•s Principal Secretaries of State, his Grand Chamberlain, and (hand Officer (lithe Legion of Honour, Ex•R'ishop of Amon, Est-Abbe of Criles and of St. Dennis, &c. Sec. &c. Containing the Particulars of his private and publir Life, of his Intrigues in B miloirs, at well as in Cabinets; in 2 Vol. Its. boards. Them: Memoirs cannot fail to he interesting toall readers who take any interest in the passing ey .tit., or in the public elianicier4 of the day."--Anti-lacobrn Rev Sept. 1815 GENTLFAIAN otters the most infallible EX oTtc for the 1 k rti and GUMS ever yet discov-red As peruli it properties ars unit simply cosifined to the cleansing of the Teeth, bus will alai& arty preserve them in the highest mate of perfection to the fated period of foal dissolution ; it will emitter them Is....antifully urh te, without .m pairing the ena mel 1 fastens such as may be ;owe; and P., , eps those that are frayed from becoming woise; will eff•ctuaily cure the most tooth-aelie. re,!ore !ham to th rir original purity, mal:e the . breatli d.-licately sweet. It will c a use th e guns -4 t Teelo,e loin to the Teeth, and will render them and .• to a heAttiful The Proprietor is a gentleman nt iu rime, sot is so consinced of its efficacy, that he still ir 1(.411. to the person using it as lie directs, if they have the Tooth-Ache, or a Tooth 4-,iv.—The Ceylon Exotic may itArl at the Proprietor's N. , 27, Soho squ a r e , p r i ce 2 s 9d .; am t at Mosta*. Norto n and Sem, Cori-street, Bristol. N B. If a tooth is decaved, tar the iimutli in a bad state, let tha Prnp infik at it, wit , . require, ,in le. 4, Ake, just publiihed, J. CALLOW's NEW CATALOGUE of MEDICAL BOOKS. for 1804-5. • This day is published, in One Volume Svo. delicate', by per mission to the Right Iteverenil Richard Watson, Lind Bishop of I,la , daff, dre Jec. the Third Edition, with many • Additions and Improvements, in Two Parts PART I. THE DOMESTIC MEDICAL GUIDE ; a complete System of Modern Ili:nestle Meilleina for the use of families, in the prevention and sure of the various &mom incident to the litmus' frame ; d.o, the bon aid MI pg prompt means and relief to be adopted in those ac,itlents or di, eases, where delay is often fatal, such as droviii..g, stransu 1 dim, suffocattoo, poisons, extraneous belies swallow-d, fits, burns, *eddy, Stc together with die modes of dedruying noid, ono arid airection• vapeins, and general dir.ctions to mothers wi:h resui et hi the ordinal management of children, either with a view to caring ineivist, or obviating future disease. PART Il=the FAMILY DISPENSARY, containing a conci , e and popular cituinitratiosi of the ponerties end dines of the medicines most citrontonly wed in the cure of diseases, and which, arc wo o er to furnish the family merkine chest ; the brat m of combining th-na with others, sras h as:a :went their effects; together with the einem:anima St:. of c.,ru mon quack me:Leine , wherein their pod and bait qualei.l are eapilinly pointed out, with a view to amble the pubic to Jndge of their efficacy and danger. The wind., discoed of technini re , rna, .art as to be refoLred bon/liar to letrofns ;so I skilled in medicine. By RICHARD RF.F.CE, M. D. Author of " A Treatise ale Pulmonary Cansoinption," "The Me. 14.11 and Chinargieal Pharsacuputia," and Po:titian to the 'Plithitical Diapen.art, Chancery•lane, to &c. •.• This work. which is highly COMmeoa.l•ll by the Medical Reviewers of the Annual, Anti,fricobin, Ctiticel and London Reviews, by those of the Medical and Physical J.iurital s and popular Monody Koitornsi, may be safely recommended to the public 31 the best t cerise of the kind extant end, besides tie directions rid cal.tio•i• It CelliAltlf, It If re -.tared Inure valuable by pointing out the caws in which doter: ins Leine is n o t I Is: relied on—. clieurnstatiee of acknowledged ins. portance by the moat eminent toadies! men Several per. ;maws: 1111011.. Alit, *suctioned by high and im,iosing moViority, are pistoled not, mid others otatnended in their stead, which will ho kninti far superior in efficacy and safety. Ike Monthly Epitome. ?riot., for Longman and Co. Parysineseer row; sued sold by all 'Booksellers in the Untied FROM TILE PARIS PAPERS. PASTS, OCT. 13. News are at this moment circulating, of which we may guarantee the authenticity; for, we ro:ty give cr-dit to the English, when they mention t' own defeats. The reads wiech lelt Rochcti.rt, have sustait.ed ti e most glorious combat ; they have taken several ships of the English Fast 1n. 4, t Company, wed aimed, richly loaded, and escorttd by ships of wardwhich are going to augment the French Navy. N, th.ng can equal the desterity the manieuvres, and the intrepidity with whi:h one of our frigates contributed to this itopustaut success. FOR THE TEETH. Patronised and used by Hr Royal H ig h ness t h e D u k e o f E mit TItOTTER's ORIENTAL. I)ENTIF RICE, a- ASIATIC TOOTH PUWDER, hat been for Tweaty Years arkilawledgel by the most respeltable hfctlreal authorities, used by inane, and bcomesended. The Powder Cleanses and beautifies the teeth, sweetens the breath, ‘141 , 144107•4 ito acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful po lish on the teeth. Fromm its astringence, it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy (winch often proves the destruction of a era de .et of teeth), preserves -send teeth from decay, secures rti-e , yerl teeth from becoming worse, fastens those which are le in, and proves the happy means of preventing their being drawn HA what has enhanced it in the estimation of those who limy, been in the baba of using it, is, that it prevents the r.sturn id the tooth rich (with which, before that period, they had been vc.lentls aillicted), and obviates the ne essity of that ni•ot dieserccable of all °ovations, scaling the teeth. Like wis- a Tiototors, which possesses the renter of the most sr. enttrithwtotte, Lel ism ws.:, with the p ow d er . A ca uti on . r ,••net m et any TU41 , 11 Powder, Withlt:( " M. Trotter" on the stamp on the top r.f tie bus. All others are counterreiN. Seta, wboleeple and ret til, by the Propri -tor, at her house (and no el.ers else lit the Stand), No 3, liranfort-bui d ; • 5t 7 . 01, 1; and, by tier apprionmeist, by gattoe and Lea, New Lnd itr r 4t 1)1 •:•oil and Son, 5% Pleet.street ; Tutt and Rostfuna, al.Rvi Mule; Tait. al e Combat y Dee Issas , Curler P.st ,, iiesnarenswi C:iespside; ditto; wh see, by Sns, T,c. Noni , -street;Greak• .i'atty' 'rid Kett, Exg-cure, • Loather& st „: c. ' l ,l 1 4 ,1 ' 74l•Mj*,, A. • 4k . ..1'•!,-strert ; . ria:!•tv • rdvi.4 nt•nrat the 1. in erica 141'49d • Atm* ' WORKS ON RUSSIA, Written by WILLI AM WEE, F.R.S. Member of it,. Imperial A. &Atm! of Sciences, and of the Free Menomineel Society of Be Potembureh 1. VI" of the RUSSIAN ENIPIIIE, during • the REIGN of CATHARINE 11. and to the Clete of the Eighteenth Century, arc. Sze. Containing an accurate DesesiAion of 'ha Government, Maillieri C,StOms. fedi flOn. lioniularimi, Soil, Clinice, Produce, Revenue, Truitt, Manufacture'', tc. dtc. of the several Netic i iia 'h u t cooties , • that eeteostivi Empire. By William Tooke, F.R S. Second Rditioo. In Three large Volt. Stu. l'nee 11. Ila 64. in boards. A lIISTOR Y of RUSSIA, from the Eistabli•linient of Monarchy, under Runk, to the Accretion of Catharine 11. By William T sake, FR S. See. &c In Two Volt. 8.0. With 6J Portram, engrave) from a Series of Medal,. Price 11. le. hoards THE LIFE of CATHARINF. If. F.AIPRFAS of RUSSIA. By William Took*, F.R.S. The Fourth with cootidetable Imprenersenta, in Three Vole. 'to. Pr cc 11 4. rat boards Embellittied with Eleven elegant Portrait., and a View of the (a veto Statue of Peter the Great, 0.. the day of it. di-closure to the rotate, &View of the Futtrma of Schuste bo•g e -tree, M.q• of Rm.,. 4. rHF. PICTUBE,sf PETERSBURG:I, from the Gee. ii oil of Heory Storih. 1, thie large Vol. tlve. embellish .I v i Pate. and a ,se. PI I n .s Petrothorgli. Price 14t. Hosed ix Lagos.. M. Roes, said Ulna, Pate tow. , • , .ori :-rH. t I ' .Calf .I.syts. . . st.l o•sil so s••• .• mi,roet °cross'. 15. Accounts from Mantna state, that the supplies necessary for th3t fcrtress, in the case of a siege, are almost complete.!. The works for improving the fortifications, are also nearly &fished. Since the 23 of this month, travellers have been prohibited from passing by &Lorna. They must now pass by Gnito : the gates will not be opened hereafter. ex cept to &vine, And couriers. The inhabitants are no longer permitted to approach the works. The campaign has been opened by a brilliant viz. tory gaisind by our troops is Gerinmy This d. kat i% a most happy omen. The courier announced :ft the capital, the important new, this morning—k has been inserted. in the order of the day of t: troops, and stuck up it: Paris, by order of the Ph lea at Polite. Cunverution twn: ensisely ... 1 7 Pte. up 44