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NUMBER 887.) ACTED RUT ONCE. THEATRE.ROY AL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Oa. So, Their klaiesties' Servants will act a New Comsly, called A PRIOR CLAIM. The Character. by Mr Dowton, Mr. Ds Calm, Mr. El . listen , . Mr. &Tomes's. Mr. isihnstoie, Mr. Dormer, Mr CUili..l, &c. MIN Duncan, Mrs. li. Siddons Misr De Camp. 'Chu PROLOGuE to he spoken by M r . DE CAMP. And the EPILOGUE by Mi., DUNCAN. To which will be added, the Mn-jral Entertainment of THE DESERTER. Henry, Mr. Kelly. Louisa, Mrs. Mathews. ••• The New Comedy of A Prior Claim, performe I. 'or the first time, yesterday evening, was received with unminided applause, and will be repeated To-morrow, Friday, sad Mon day next. on Friday, after the New Comedy, a New Ballet, called Terpsieltores Return. fu which Mademoiselle Paris°, and Mr. Juntsert, will make their first appearance. The Billet cum _ _ . _ per rd h; Mr. D'Egvillis, who is enpeed.it this Theatre Mr Brahara and Signora Starace will make their first appear -n •of I Satwd.se, in the Opera of The II WI" of B-1 rm I e THE ME-ROYAL COVENT-UAROEN, THIS PRESENT EVENING, 0:1.10, will be ailed a Comte o}era THE 'CABINET. Prince Orlawdo, Hill ' , barna, Mi..l)rer. which;llth ttnie!,a New Grand Melo•Draroa, ailed RUGANTINO Or, THE ii. VO OF VENICE. The Overture and Musicentwoosed by Dr. Rushy. To ~ elude with A Gft %NI) MASQUE. The M .14 IlTdaid of Enlisting will be re .-ated every evening all filitlier nuticr—Tiiowirrow, att-r Venire Pre ferved--04 Friday, after 4 wit Would awl She Would Nut GERMAN THE ATkE. Ulukw the iininethwe Patron .ge .it Her MAJESTY. m It. SCHIRMER's JUVENILE COMPANY b g leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in ge.ieral, that the New Corrii.- Opera of ADOLF AND CLA RA ; Or, THE 1 iir( PRISONF.RS, having been received with uiilsounderl applause on Monday evewng, will be rep , ated again Itll EVENING . Atter which. a New Dance, called TI IL ) JOLLY PUBLICAN. Cl)iirlUall with a 'l / 4 111••r41 FA.M. THE DOUBLE MASK. Sutiveripti , ..nt alit Places taken on tho d 4,15 of Perfernattce, Ma ‘Vednetdays.an.l Sator4ays, from F.leveti to Five. (TK I AIN CURL tUK Tile (..:4)IJ f NV HERIiAS, Advertiwmenis daily appear uc 'ler , ti y mien- informing the Public, that the Pane,' for my Ant i -B i lio us lierbstruerit Pills, roar be man at th • E:4. ' b..•tory in Bedfor.tnt r eet ; i f any p erson , therefore, shoo.' s be Induced to request of see the Patent. I will thank them to d.....• to see my legal Assignment, le: winch they ..-e auth- , r. isesl, in lit mintier, to make ate..,l my sense; and ••.itl . r leg Inset° inform the P‘,lthe, that any Pills, aorl my ~.. r Medicinal COlOpUl*It10115 ; van Alnile be b iii genuine, Pithy r ,t my Warehouse. ' at the shop .4 Mr. er by, lisokseller ~,,, Stationer, litaffurd-street, Bind street ; or at the shops of those A v . c. -, • ..., .... legally appointed by me . fano:try 21, lanb. WM. BARCLAY. N IR No Melamine pretending ti be issued lit do .ny eta tie, is genuine, without the sine as enyr a v... 1 on a black %ism° The Ree.ren.l WILLIAM 16411 CLAY'S arr.CIFIC for the sure, safe, and speedy relies of the tam - r, ~,,t eve': other malady whatsoever, proceeding from that Coil source, hitherto one of the Opprobria of Medicine, and site se plus mitre of the accurate researches of the must iegenievs Phsskiam, until Mr. Bar lay invented his SpeciSc, pith ch. for a series of years, has never faded iii procuring Wier, evert in the tricot violent andelingerous paroxysms,of that most cruel, arid hitherto invincible complaint, in whatever part of the human frame it may be situated, - hich is =ride tly allowed by the celebrate' Dr }Seidner, in his Tie.tis e upon the Gout, to be the property of Mr. Ilarclay's Invention shone The lair sex in particular, will fiad,sueli relief in the free use. of the Speciße. and Pills, as w,ll assure to them, by a onntiouance, eittenfirt. which they have nut erlicrienc.d, probabablv, for years heroes.. Mr. Barclay has been favoured with permission to refer, ei.h.., personally, or by letter, to the following distinguished ye:sw ages, for the truth of the above si , ir.rti 111 l s. Thy Lord Bishov of B VIII and W FLLS, The Right 11..,. Vim t DILLON, Sir JOHN nosy tvt)on, Bart M P for Ifoniton. S.r STEP' lEN Lusltimu roN, Bart. SI P. Peutyo, IIIOMA, ANSON, Em. M P. for Litchfield, .FAMES AMYATT. F.sq. M P. Joe Southampton, C' CII. FORRESTER, Esq. M. P f.r Weninek, NICIIULSON CALVERT, Fsq. M. P. fur Ilestford, EDMUND 130EHN, Fig New.strect, Sprung Gardens, THOMAS HAMMERSLEY, Esq. Pall Mall, Q. W DICKES, Faq. Private Secretary to the Tate Archhi•Lop of Canterbury TO, Ree. Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian to the late Archbishop Or Barclay has been favoured with a great variety of •pci. gnomes, aro...what .g the efficacy of lin Medicine ; but UL:,, number and length presenters their biotite:in in a ta•weinaper, ha therefore confines hi i milt.) two of the most recent : the one a 'dressed to Mr. Bull, his Agent in Dublin, by the Hoe, Archdeacon Cattlfield, arid the other to himself, by Thus Berna.d, Rel. of With. (COPY.) •• (COPY.) Glenarm, Jelly 8, 1845. " I have received your fresh supply, in two double boxes, of " this nowt excellent Medicine, denominated Antibilimas " Pills, lot which the Nev. W lUiam Barclay has a Patent. I " informed you I had found them very efficacious, and you re " quest pern.issioei to add my name to the most resit stable signatures in its favour I should imagine the Archbishop of Canterbury's name of noel( sufficient; and acknowledge I tried the Pills entirely en my firm belief that it was in itself "an hog. It is not posoble so digni6ed a personage " would suffer his name to be made us. of but for the good " of the PO4IIC, Of that it could be annexed to any thsog but " truth. I have experienced the, soundness of the foundation " en which I built, for I was subject to tormenting flatulen . rues, proceeding from bile, and have to thank Mr Bate at for the cure. You may, therefore, make use of my name " whets and when roe please I am, Sir, roses, ".1 CAULFIELD, Aiclideacon of I.:Signore." " Mr. Win. 8011, 79, Daine-street, Dublin." The stone is a true Copy of the A,chdescun of Rinser.. Ureter to me, W HULL " SIR, " Upper Crescent, Rath, July Yd, 1805 " On receipt of this. I 'Noe.. too o,:1 .end nle gins doolif• " 1 )xell of your P.'ls, and teed,s hom e s of 6,reihc. Inclosed is a draft for SOL pay ,Wulf tor the " Medicine, and apply the rcitiamdm to tlsW Publication of the folowout c. 0.• " For the :s4 fvuricen years I have, been allitied with the " gout, and, for the last root yews, this is the first letter I have " been able to wote, which I thodt ought to he addree‘ed to " veil. erknowledtiog mg perfeet cute, by wing your Ants " lubous Pdl. ati4 Satanic. I am, Sir, Sour ,Irsost n h.ig e d " humble Serva ,, t, IiEItNEK D." " The Rirv.W barclar,Sra frord-street, Bond-sire Layton." The Pills and SpeciSc are sold at Mr. E. Kerby s, Staffu• d street, Head street; Mr. M•iitton, Lei , esterequare ; Mr Fiebc%Che.oist, Poultry Mete Salter and ) ; Mears. RA ten and Co. tilt, Oxfu d cruet ; Mr Bolton. Rost al-Exchange; Mr. Mitchel. Medical kele,tery, Leng Acre; Mr. Ward, Nu. 324, Holborn; Withers, Temple-bars arwl Mr PlOt er, 1" 4.. itc"i"hle. whom Coe Doctor ba. apporn,ed his Whole sale Atewt. N B The 11111110111,able CorrlTU•il•glfr , Of IN Mtimmes Stamp Office have granted perioi....‘. l , to the Rev Win • &r -day to hare his name engraved Au a ;flee' s.ts•op, tht fortery which is Wang. %‘' NI. BARCLAY. Ii TRANSPORT OFFICE, LONDON, OCT. TO BUILDERS, &c. PRISON OF WAR, DARTMOOR. THE COMMISSIONERS lir condos.. . Majesty's Transport %moire , and f,r the Cars a n d Custody of Prssoners of War, D. Ave" give Notice, That they Win be ready at this (ffsea, on MONDAY, the IGO, doo of De cem ber nett, to receive sesta! Tenders from •uch Pen", as at 0 CONTRACT FOR THE RUMDING OF A PRISON, Joe Ilse Confinement of Five Thousand Prlsonen of War, me Dor , moor. in Devonshire. 1111111 a,4 Speemeatiorts will he laid for inspea4n on MON DAY, the ISA Jay of Mak outer ma, at ASS ( 0. - e, an't at Tarr Royal, 04 Dartmoor, near the spot on which 14 f , socui is to hs Wk. . _ Tie fenders Ore to rontain Proposals for Prim for ef•eohog the week, Oorhoti oc rosy ro i d e , for nl l/ separate remit, re spectively, with I. Kernel of sob tent Sierran for folfilling the Corfrorts thrreofter to he Moron onto. The Oniddisigs sod bssutdar y midis wilt cover about fifteen sem ; theft ore to he . onstriseted of Moor Sto ne , s• he broken from the scotireed reeks on the spot, where there is ml., tine growl, sand, emit nosier ; they re to Issflooood Birk timber, mid Aged sills hasher and slate TOP • d.4.-nt from 11ormois 13 miles, from Mimosa. 15 miler, terns Too stock 6 'Wes, mid from Vitae 9 stiiii, where there i. g o‘l Lime , mmd to which there i, tiorigistion op the Tars , diem INV 111 ,, ,a4 IVO Tender, Kitt tor received osier One o'Cloek, on Derenshor the 16'h, Cite dos of I rnitoi nor will WO he ottemded to, unless the party, or mm Acest /or him, iiloold fabled. RATIONAL. LNTER rusviEmr IN TINE OP RAINY WEATHER, LONG IA ENINOS, AND LEISURE HOURS. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Nu, IS, TAVISTOCK ,.•I REST, COVENT-GARDEN. J. CREF;iITON most respeettully informs his Friend. and the Fiddle, that he has reeeney added to his Library, numerous vaNialsle and expensive Pubiications in every Department a Literature. Catalogues and Cards of Terms may be had, en applieatio at the Library, where attendance is given from eight in tit morning till eight in the evening. 'Pt Ott. • . - • • in. , : I; 1 :0 4 , 1 —, ' • - •• • i ii. • 411 1 li t '' 4 i ii lib' \ lr °I I • I• • ..._ i.;....•.1 ____ • 4..., wEDNEs6A.x.,; :.,..w.. : 7..30, l a os . - t tumors, Ocr. 11, 1805. -- . 4 ' ' NF.x.r OF KIN. IRS, &c. MOOR. :-. the NEXT of KIN of HERMAN IfEN- DRICKS, late a Se.nun, on b oar d the Fast IndialndiaShup , DART ERS Cuff.,ells, trill apply to Wahl,' IN 'thrry, of the. Plough, fir combating His Cooper's -court. Upper East Slastlafiel.l, lie way neat of wine- and kr the Care and COIND4, thing to his advantage. , sae Km ie. 71.. e 1..... .....:41 L. ARMY RAKERS. COMMISSARY r:ENFR M.'S OFFICE, 01 ~t .eorgsstre►t, 28th Ottobe-, IcoB. N OTICE is hi :'eby post to all BAKERS, who en them lays to stree r. the Crohnissturitst /kr t &test called apse, that to ti Se.inees we :iiiver r. . red, rh , y are t this di iiso,rasiti Notice ?heir &stag di. char t s/ ea t.• !ill', tAis litsso4; ...d they are, therefore, re. .t,t , red to 4. i MeV(/ ' 0. , di,' rarefi e d ,ftclorr 37'r I.OV ELAND, at rh C . 1 011/ FALCON, ‘LDERS'tATii. STREET, %ION!' Y NEXT; .'.d Ito r 'trolled matter Mr. 'EAR K: , V.... 3., WAPPING, at 'Jew., o'Cloolt in the Alorioisg, Tit-SPAY NEXT, to rectire J.. .$4 , , whit* Neely be Wye FXEMPTION :ROM 1/UTY ON DIVIDENDS. II iN NIAJESTY's t OMMI.rsIONF.RS for ibe kliT OHS MIA 'U.S, erred . , give ‘•• - i•- t 'l4. a I PC l, O l O.l4lliiN; ELCOPpliois read. t t of • I.:ltdeteds iv w. Trim :Asada . Ihoicleie.l, • .i.ar,l ammo • 414 P.. Mir te'tedlder in tie :Naga. ef t •e• End! owl, miaow. Maafi.. '',..pmeire, Cyr/Wee( nr 8.4 Goireorott L and Awl oxi o g to Goy Borieti•!, ar to dirt o •7orfair? rieffirsei r. •'e eetab:i.hed 'or Parposei *qty. are , el , :tavl to ;Rake their Clara to .4; tetd ComMasiouse•a the •Soe , ial l'a , posee .., 'oe deb aitti tee , all sack f AU no.: be addle in Wratag, dta•! at the td•loat fa- is Somerset P:.re, thee la I. Me:vents ea . I.e . the 49%in et . Taos. Th. Fora an which duel. Claimant be sada% mai a Owe • he midi o,f re, .. Apettkatooa :lure, ar et the Office .4 th. laapeetor for the ado an bite. siosis, at the Oki •Stoold }'range ; or to am, Gupe,ter a r over of Taos. by Orley of the fidwa, M. WIN'IElio (Vice fir rates, .f.'6 , h Of Saber, 180. TU PAY EXPENCE.S. Fro be Sol.l>by AUC I'ION, by Mr. PALMER, • sr.y hand 'Jai , . !arc irears tu;.urk DRAUGH r TO-MORROW, Oct. 31, In') at rune o'clock, t the London, Kih.t, and Surrey Horse Itei,.‘utory, Church street, ise.r St. .comes Church, Inm At the .solie titre will be Sold, a great quantity of STRONG USEFUL Ili AItSES, of different de rr i iu ri ons St for Farmers, Tradslises,, 47,,nitlemett, Travellers, Coach masters, dr.:. as belie in griout condition, an.l ht for present wo•k„ Pt blie 5.1.• for li.oreet, Careuage4, &e. every Ttiiirsday. Mr. Palmer inform. the Nohlemmt and Gendr-nea in gene ral, he has a largo Yard and Iluildtngs, for the leer:lion and Prevervatinn of Cr ..gee, HITIICIII, ike —No exornr. , charged for sr unding, when Sold. A g varlet. of dafriage. at all times for ptivat.: Sale , also Waggons and Cdrti 0/Advent de eript4ns, Chaise-Cant., 4e. THE THREE PIGEONS, 296, HOLBORN, OPPtrhITE RROWSLOW-STP EE C. Errs, real FUR MANUFACTURER, begs lease to inform Um Ladies, ant the Public in Ce ntre. gnat he has now ready foe the'r inspection, a very est:n aive Art.etetest of Muffs, Tippets. Trimmings for Pel..s..s, /cc. ke, all of his own Manufacture, very considerably under the masa, pnces sl B. having porch ~ e 1 r loge quantity of Skins at she last March sales, remarkal , y low, and having had them ..tale sad iiii:nediately undo. his own inspection, is ena►led to sell full 3 pm Cent lower than the trade in general Velsrt. for Spencers and Pellissts, from 7s. per yan. upwards; Gloves Is. per pair upwards; yard wide Silk Hai.dkerchiefs 4s. a:+; Lace and Haberdashery remarkably cheap.—A large As.ortment of Velvet Hats and Bonnets w all descriptions and prices. Bete invites the Ladies and Public in central to (issue hire with ■ ,all. baring no doubt but lie will have it in his power to offer them the above Goods at such prices as will .e -cure him a decided preference. ASTONISHING BARGAINS AT THE ROSCIUS, 49, OXFORD-STREET, BF.THILEN NEWMAN-S FREET AND BERNER-STREET. Nr A RTIN and Co. Fur, Velvet, and Glove 1. Manufectureirs, Haberdashers, &c. meat respectfully Inform tow Nubility an Public in general, that they have now ready for their Ittsmetion, an elegant an extensive Asiairtment of MUFFS, TIPPETS, VELVETS, GLOVES, de of the 'WV best quality, they are determined to offer at Prices full 30 per cent. cheap e. than Raaileis in general; u they are mailed w. to .10, the Gard. i,ing all of their own Manufac tory .—Martin Pod Co hothog their Retail Trade to much in . rei. t d, are ind.iced to decline the Wholesale Country Buiness, which will enable tam to keep a more extensive Stock, and to Mier them on such Terms that cannot be offered by any other llouses tar Town. N. I Ladies' Gloves from Is. per pair upwards; yard-wide Silk Hanilltesciiiers, M each ; Velvets for Spencers and re lhaes, from 75. per yard upwards..-.l.adies or Gentlemen who have Curnmisswet.froin the Country will fi id Martin and Co.'s the cheape-t Retail Warehouse to the United Rinedom. ••• Please at otrserve Roscoe., 49, Os ford-..treet. A GfiNTLENIAN o ff ers the most infallible EX- Lx. one fur the TEL 11 I and 1...0 MS ever yet discovered Its peculiar pro;mnies ars not simply confined to the cMansmg in the re t.i, but will absolutely powerye them in the hig.iiet stato of Irene/riot, to the latest period of final dissolution ; it will render them beautilully white, without impairing the ena mel ; fastens such as may be loose ; and keeps those that am framed f becoming worse; will effectually cure the must earn. isting tooth-arise, require them to their original punts, a.nl make the breath d dicately sweet It will cause the gums to Aimee cl ose and ion., to the Teeth, and will render them and the lips or a beautiful roseate. The Proprietor is a gentleman of fortune, and is sa convinced of it. efficacy, that he will (or. put 10101. to the person using it a. he directs, if they have the Tooth- +tette, nr a Tooth decay--The Ceylon Exotic may be hail at tne Proprietor's, N 0.27, Soho-square, pore Ss. 9d.; and at M Norton and 54141, Corodnieet, Phenol. N B If a tooth is decared„ or the mouth iu s bad sale, let is. Prep Oster look at tt, wll requires as M. CENSURA LITERARIA. On Friday next, Nov. t, will be prire 2t. 61. No V. (tieing the First !timber of Vol. IL) Of CENSU RA LITER A RI A. cvntaining Tin. ES and ABSTRACTS of lcarce nook+, Article, of Biogra phy, and other Literary Antiourtios, partly in imitation of the plan of Oklys'i British Libranni. (To be continued every other Month.) Contents of No. V —l. P•ittenhain's Art of Poesic, IMI9. rontiti Jed from Vol I —l. Examination of the Roll of .Itohey, with i. • Copy or the Rah • .1. mument, anoin us Authenticity ; Epoome of Cana:lon% i t Chapter on the origin of Surnames ) iv. A genuine Catalogue of the CO.Opit111•1s of the Connueow Traits of the Cl.araaer of Burns, the Poet ; with Extracts from his Letter., anl a co n. patient, of his Genius with that of Cowper —4 Winter. A Poem, byJarnes Thompson, A.M. lat. Edit. 1726.-.4. ter A Poem, lay Jemei Thompson, 24 edit. with the Pref..e,.. —6 Rex Mausolea., toy low Wake, 6th edit. 1665, 11mo. vri.h an Extract- 7. The Fake Farounte Diggrarod t • trigi comedy, by G. Oerhier Esq. 1637, Moo. with c., 7 of Commend .t or y V erses, an d Extracts Litemly (1 9 ttuar t —ride and digested Table of Content, to the Font V dome Poncript to ditto ...General Index to ditto.—tudes to the Obituary. ?tinted for Longman, Hirst, Rees, and 01111 e, Paterno.ter rosy ; and J. White, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, the First Volume of the above Work, price 10s. Gd. in hoards. This Day are Published, in Two Volumes, Royal Oaavo, price 11. 101. sewed, POETICAL TRANSLATIONS ; co nta i n i ng Pope's Homer's bed; Popes Heiner s Odyssey ; West's Pinder I •Dry4en's Virgil ; Dryden's Juvenal ; Drydeu's P ersius; Plus Aneid ; Rolies Lucian, dre. Cooke's Hosted ; Fawkes Th0(10 . 110; Fairke's Anacreon. Sappho, lion, M" chus, and Muscle; Fawkes Apollennis Rhodius ; Creech's Lucretius; and Grainger's Tibultes. • In offering the present collodion to the public, the pro prietors hope they perform an acceptable service to the friends of literature. To the English reader, who desires to be sie nna...turf with the writings of the Greek and Roman pot- I, its utility is obvious; and to Gentlemen whose pursuits are net altogether of a Inenry nature, and who may, therefore, not hare sufficient leisure to peruse these author. in the language 111 which they wrote, the present pub iiation, it is hoped, will be found an useful anitiliary...while to the scholar, it w presumed, it will be no lea pleas.ng to meet wish such an a - semblage of old friends. dressed in the attire of the Britt Moos. rho plan of the publication is in embrace much within small limiw, and at a reasonable pew, without, howi-v.r, being inat tentive to elegance is the. execution. How tar the proprietors have atieceedled In the ens, the public will judge and, for the other, they have se doubt, they wilt obtain fell credit, who', they state, that the weeks of the wee minion, as originally puhliohed. whew papa was ant hair it. present price, sold for seedy three unties the price of One present publication. Printed for Mundell and Son, Edinburgh Sold alas by Ullman, liana, Rees, and Otte, rotornomer• row. GUILDHALL, OR. 25, 1110. S. THE COIVIMrTEE for LETTING the CITY LANDS wdl meet at Guildhall nn TUESDA if, the 12th day of November next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive POPOSALS for writing in SHORT HAND, and fm T anscribing, Printing, and Publishing, the Proceedings en the king's Comm tun" of the Peace, Oyer and TIITIIIIIICI and Gad delivery for the City of London, and also for the Gaol Deli very for the County of Middlesex. N B. The Committee will r..•ceive propiwak for writing Shor t Hand separately, and ft printing and publishing separately, co for writing and transcribing, printing and publishing, aluigethert P.,- thefts of the Cinitrazt. may he seen at the Cqmp • troller 's Office, Giildhall. 305. BUSI I NAN, Comptroller GUILDHALL Oct. 24, 005. THE COMMITTEE f o r LETTING t h e CITY'S LANDS udi meet at Ouildhail, on TUF... - DAY, the 12th (lay Nu%ember next, at Ele , en of the in the forenoon 'IOLETb7PUI UC AUCTION, no RUII DING LEASES, for Sixty rase years, from I.arty-Day next, of several PIECFS or P%IICELS OF GROUND. on the south s de of MILE FIND ROAD..--And also, TO LET by PUBLIC AUC nom, on BUILDING LRAM, for N nety-nine yens, from Linly-Day neat, ..(several PIECES or PARCELS OF tiROUND, in ALFRED PLACE, near Tottenham Coati Road The t'lans and Conditions may be teen at the Comptrollers Offiee, Guildhall. JOS. RUSHN \N, Comptroller, ORIENTAL. FIELD SPORTS. Ded , eated, !y permission, and uod..r the immediate patronyge of rls billaiesty, and Hs Royal nightie. the "rine • of Wales, Hl4 Royal Highness the Duke '4 York, the Noll. the Court of Directory of the Eva India Company, &c. A LONG',-PRO.IF.O I'ED WORK of the WILD 11 SPORTS of INDIA, exhibiting a navel and curious Natural History of Hindustan. Pablishing m Nu..ibers at each, by Edward Orme, .7.9, New Rood stress A Prospectus is now ready to deliver, and Five Numbers of the Work. This Day Is puhli.loel , in Three Vision's, Royal Octavo, price 11. I Is. rid in boards, the FIFTH EDITION et ELEMENTS of CITEMISTRY and NATIT- Ua 14.'0. HISTORY. To wh.ch is prehxed, the PHILO SOPHY of CHEMISTRY. by A. R. FOURCROY. Will Notes by JOHN THOVIPSOS, Surgeon, Edinburgh Printed for Lmigrnaii, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row; and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh. This edition has a claim to our ateutinn, on account of the notra which have been added by the Editor; and which ran have indeed peros.d with mach pleasure. Mt. Thompson has tint, like many F•litiirs, contented himself with giving ti.e text of has author, with only a fee superficial remarks; on the contrary, he has added many COIIiOUA and valuable notes to each c h art T. the selection and number of which disenver much judgment, avid considerable extent of chemical reading. Br these notes, this edition has, in a great 111 , 44•11 , .., been made tai keep pace with the rapid error's' of Scene., sore the psitoteateota of the origin.e. work. The Met on the Animal Kingdom, Part IV ate particularly lasourtive and i.i wr-sting., The same may indeed b., mid nearly of the whole; and we have ao doubt •h.te this edition will be found highly useful to Chemical Students." Monthly Rev. U;c. !Sal 'Rigor. _ . (►IICi 11XPKY4r,. MR. LEWIS', MEW GE tfal talEtirl4l , lltA‘ll! 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Printed in a I.and.onsz. uniform nouin-i, in. tone • Fourth Volume to the ll.store of EregLtid, illiasti•ted with beautiful Enerayiep. •. • Ti,. Puttee are ream-eau:lg infernos:vi e that the Footle, Vetere a may formed Ainct Work, and wel be Com:, to time who Pia tit 1 o..,e.sicvs of a lbstore of Er:gland by arse other Author, a rood il« ful, inamerive, end enteetaking C.i.ti rotation, thmetiv adding re their Historwal Library, • careptere Hist or ot the e• went OUISTISEN CAL WAR • Lon in., : pettier' and pteil.seel b. J. Stra.ford, Na 111'. I1oteirn.1111:. And w.ld by ai: ether Borikaitery a o Newm carom in the Visited L.noint. FURIleq /IY'P6LL/C:~ACt. FROM THE DU R:!( PAPFRS. FRANKFORT, OCT CO. W e have received the f. 11)wing intelligence con cerr:irs• , he occurtences of the war : "I he passage of the 1) truths., CuntzSurg' , , occasioned a smart engagement. The Austrians kept up a destruftive tire of grape-sli-; ; I. e French swam over the river dun x the and ultimotely gained the end tor w:xici: the y had beers making vain efforts all day long ; they entered that city on the following day at noon, after it had been evacuated by the Austrians at ten. Both the Arch. duke Ferdinand and General Mack were presets , . " On the 11th, the French attemnre,i to rn:ike themselves masters of Ulm ; but in th.s they did not succeed, notwithstanding their brave attar .:, and some loss. The attack, however, appeals to have been renewed afterwards, and Ulm, accord.ng to several accounts, has fallen in...) the hands of the French ; in consequence of which, the Corps svh.ch had passed the Danube from Ulm on the 13:11, under the Archduke Ferdinand. and extended it self to Heidenheirn, Ales, Gemund, Gieslingen, Ste. would be cut off. " The present position of the armies is very re markable; for since th•r French have crossed u Donauwerth, and penetrated along the Lech up wards to Landsberg, and from Ingolstarir to Munich. the greatest part of their army now stretches from the Danube southward to the Tyrol, in an oblong square, where the greatest force of ti ,e :'ustrians was before, who being n WI cut off by .1-fferer.t ►e parate engagements, and the grand trincetivres of the French, from the corps under Gen. Kienmayer. have concentrated themselves, in a triangle, be- 4 .! .