The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

I r r • y C-64Npriomitt ~ s A i ' 1 %%111-4 1i iffAZ- . 1 llt , I , k v ii, - ; 11 4. ~.. ; ; e5 ' 0 .,. 4. 1, :: 4 *"''' 13 U 'AA 0 . Oy i I '' • , .4 1 .$ st I _k, _ NUMBER 4013.1 1148 THEATRE ROVA I.; .RURY-LANE. PRESENT EVEN D ING, O&. 16, 18 0 5 , will be performed AS YOU LIKE IT. Wire, Mr. VNIOND ; • Ainitns ' Mr. Mk:NUM • laces, Mr. WROUGH CO I N ; t , rlmido, N 1 r. ELL' STUN ; Arlan!, 11 r. Po tt ELL ; • • Tokkhstone tllr. tANNISIER. 44aliild t tie eutko. Song), M rs. 0 ROAN ; Celia, 'Miss MELLON ; In • Audrey, Nilss p.m) E Aa V. A Suog hy ,tip t nil DOCTOR AND 1'1 : 1E• APOTHECARY. ThQui.iso, Mr, DO VV•l'i N ; 544 41441c1, 'Nit. E 'l'l, ; • C4rius , Mr, DI GN U itwn. Itilr.-. I • Dr. M Tfl E WS. Mrs‘ ' MO U N TA I N •1 4xt ,, • dabeilS, BLAND. Cail t Second Prii.e 3s. 6d. Second 111 . 7 25 r r ri4 Price p per Gallery is. secont . T 1), mope* to be returned. we tii l , * "‘ it; opetled at . Hale past I: lvfrl and the 1) 14 Y . , I DOi fiic e r i X 4 to Ix-. taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the . T Litfie k • _ P•inotrolv, • 4 'el I . ' i re" • • three years) th e t,ilt be r •vived aced these , tist '.;4)4 MA;refil, Mt. elliNton (belli4 his, ti,weii;P"Ptke fiitt. ItiAra4tai3 ; Lady Mac l (1 4 F riria • 4 0 A J.' The Rivals, with Youth, Loiv, and Folly. 2414ititv?:,i,,014.10-Driiina with new Scenery. .soc thy, o urs tot d 4 day io rehearsal . , and will be produced WEDNE•SPAY, Oc•roBER 16, IS:is. [PRICLr SIXPENC ' • EN THOUSAND POUNDS for the First drawn Ticket NEXT SATURDAY, being the filth Day of Drawing. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn Ticket, the Sixth• Day, October the 26th. STATE of the WHEEL. 3 Prizes of -,C 2,0,000 are ,C60 0 .-lo 3 to,ooo 30,000 2 - 5000 . is,oop 3 • - 2r.00 r • - 4 - - 1010 - 4 60 9 - - - 5 00 7 7 43 00 &C. &C. ltc. - _ _ This Day svis published. Price One Shilling and Sixpence, AREMONSTRANCE . addressed to the Rev. ki CIIA 11 D Wit RN ER,. on the • Sttbjea of his Fast Sermon, May 27, 804. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and %V. Meyler, Bath. • FrOm the FRENCH and DOTCH PAP FS. FriANXFORT) OCT. s.—The passage of thePronch from the Left to the .Right Bank of the has now ceased at all points, and it seems as it a!! aft: Troops destined to opetrthe caMpaigti were n , o.v , )n German ground. It appears father, that the froop4 which have ,gone over at and Strasbuegli, - are marching up the Neckar, and will, probiblk loan a junction with the armies under BaaxAnorrz and MAamoisrr. Those arinits" are marching to ~the Weste'rn parts of Swabia; so that the French Arniy will form a semi-circle, stretching from the Upprr Palatinate to the Western side of Suabia, and from thence through Southern Swabia; .down the Neckar to the . Frontiers of Switzerland, in a direction pa rallel with the Rhine. TO STUDENTS OF ANATOMY. This' Day was publislied, - .. In One Volume Foolscap Odavo, price Bs. 6d, in boards, MAN LUA of ANATOMY and PHYSIO , /\l.. I OGY, radoced as much as possible to a Tabular Form, for the purpose of facilitating to Students the acquisi tion of these Sciences. By THOMAS LUXMOORE, Member of the Royal College of Suiecons, Surgeon Extraor. dinary to His Royal Flighivess the P rinceof Wales; Surgeon to the Hon. Artillery Company, and to the pastern pensary. • London : Printed for S. Highley, No. 14, Fleet:street. TICKETS and SHAKES. warranted - Undrawn, aN on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices. T . - - WENTY POUNDS Will be paid lot a. Prize of Twenty Pounds, and TEN POUNDS fora Teti Pound Blank, as soon as drawn, if purchased of HO DG ES and Co.- ;149, Oxford-street, or 44. St. lames's-rim:et. .nEN .THOUS.NN LI POUNDS for the First-drawn Tic - )(et NEXT SATURDAY, Oitober 19, 'Ls. bunk the Filth Diy of Drawing. . . .First'-drawn TiAec the. Sixth Day, Oetober 26., will re ceive TW ENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. CAPITALS in the W 11 EEL, and Six 'Days to draw. 3 - - - - - of 3 ~ '. .'. - - 1:11 - . • - • looco 2 ' rot . . • - . . 5008 This Day was published, In Crown (Mayo, price I•S. at boards, and in Royal octavo, wit 34 Proof Impressions of. the Plates, price iSs. in bunts, containing Shaftspe.trc's Pericles. Timon of A thenS, and Ceriolanus, embellished with Engravings by Englettart, Warreu, and Fitier, designed by Stuthard and Howard, VOLUME 111. of -on Ei;GLISH DRAMA ; or, a COLLEC 'I- u) N of y LAYS of the mint celebrated Authors ; with Critical and Biographic,ll Essays, and an Historical En quiry into the Drama and the Stave. Printed tin- Longman, Horst. Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; W. Miller, Albemarle- street,; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • Concerning the Russian Army vve . have now been inti)rmed, that 5(3,04 Russian*, under the comnointi of General Ktrruso vr, plAed through Lcmherg, between the aoth of Awns:, and the 7th of Septem ber. The Generals Prince PA NCH ATION, Vu r„ Es SEX, VON RWSEN, VON SOMPELOW, and DZKOW, are servin under Goucrid Kuiosuw, 3. 4 - - - or q . - Soo TI CK ETS and SHARES, warranted Undr.l%.l, are on Sale by HODGES and Co. at their above Offices. The full Value for Prizes to any amount will be paid on dernmid. - TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, are selling the TICKETS and SHAKES of the present Lottery, war ranted; Undrawn. .. The First-drawn Ticket on SATURDAY NEXT will • receive TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; and on the nexf Day of Drawing the First Ticket wil be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. ' All the highest Prizes are yet in theWhe:-1, viz. 3 . . . . .• o f . . - .. - ,ClO,OOO ' ' 3 , .. 2 • 3 - - - - - of 4 - ... 'cif .. - - - - soo S WI FT and Co.'s Office has been remarkable for the. Sale of Capitals attached to-Firshdrawn Tickets: ilie.tideiltiati tioned were sold by them in the last Lotteries onlY; 679 E - - ,Cao,ooo 24,952 - -' £lO,OOO 9.162, - - 10,000. Sago -.-. - woo ....98o; - - - soo 3 6 9 8 - .. ... soo , • Phis Day was published, Price Two Sinllhigs and Sixpence, C°W-PDX INOCULATION NO SECURITY against SM LI...PDX I N F.CT • By WILLIAM ROWLEY, M.D. Member of the University of Oxford, the Royal College of Physicians in London, Physicimi to the St: Mary .le.hooe :Infirmary, Auttiorml St:11014 ftledicinse Universalis Nova, ,(the Rational anti Improved Practux of PhysiC) t attd Pub. lic Lecturer on the Theory awl Pradiee of Medicine, ex, cludingFalse Systems &c, &c. To which .ate the Modes of treating Abe Beastly. New Diseases produced from Cow-Pox, explained by two Coloured Copper-plate Eneravings, as Cow. Pox Manse, I Cow-Pox rvil or Mims, Cow- Pox Ulcers, 1 Cow-Pox Mortitication„ With the Author's certain, experienced, and stic,:essful Mode of Inoculatink for the Sinall-Pox, which now beccimes ne cessary from Cow-Pox Failure, tee. Audi Cundide alterain barren). Sold by Harris, corner of Luct,zite-hill H. Ebers, No. old ilond-street ; and by 411 . 13oukscliers and Newsmen in Town and COuntry. N.B. In addition to the 213 Cases of Small- Pox after Cow-Pox, in the airsve book, there are great IlUllthetS more that will shortly make their appeat;ll , lce. Inforritation of Cow. Pox bit; t;tcrs is received by Mr, Roberts, NO. ro, Warwick-strew,, Golden-square. 7 .------- =----..........._ HEATi,E I t t)Y . t6 o , AI covENT-GthEN• TIRS..pitEsE •ING, OAR . 1 6 , 1805 ; 'NT EVEN .IANI., SIiORE. • T he Duke ut Cl. • _ o.L.r, Al, KEMBLE ; i.(ini 11,,Thno NV C. Kt• Mit LE• in Dumont M , • ' '- ' 4 it hi .i ••i , r. HARC:RAVE, i ca ,, ,riic 1 11 - 1 Q.,:: CharaCiers) I Alt, ia, Mrs LITCHFMLD; 4 fit i .,, lic fto I , we Shore, Mrs. slimaNS... ,h, a Dam e c ,. { : tgl the Sthpw4 HE QUAKER. L.lrci Sailor. Is / 1' H T Stead Y, Mr. INC.I.F.DONT; , Lubin, •Mr. 'TAY LA) R ; Swolitc.ll, Mr I.IsToN; ciiii.,, mii. :1 l' K. NS: • t, flOrt44, Mrs. . MARC ERIM • . :" e ing her , firbt Appeitraftee on tills Stage). kisi Ttor , Pit 3s. 6d. C.illery 2 3. U ppe r CallerY If; eutstu be ,i,en e d at hail p ast Five, and begin at halt 1,, kt il t; fl 4.l.orlceh, thi Il e Boxes to be ta k en , o f M r. B ran d on, at t h e han. •trter , •.i . ;',ltf , w, ()Ihoio- -Othello Mr. K em bl e; /ago, Mr. iirdti;lll:44nulla, Nliss S ' lliilil: To which Will headdr4 • vb F ~, :ll , ,, n r ki ti 4 ,: v, r - 1 :he Nl : m of the . World. Sir Pertinax Mace 7, , , „„_ : , ,A , (....00ke. A tter,wlilo), aNe De ' At,),1`.4 nii bt: kV Nlu.ie, Scenes, Dre,ses.. w and. llWo3-rattle, Pk ( • ' , tail e d k . Venice. The Tt H t,, v,' r„.,, liK,illtino; or, ..te ...ravoot krt... vi rocicrs by Mr._ lohiston, Mr. Murray', •mr ),44'1w1%,tteilhett, htr, Ciatemoilt, Mr. Brunton , Mr 'rtritk,"• Kit, Mr. lilahcbard, )•1($. Mattocks, Mrs.' ~ )4; ..,, ,,,,, 1 4 ' .11 ,1i t" v own.. ' ihif. 4Yrile Stf,„&r, Th 4 gtrawer, Mr. Xembic ; i()34Atu'ri: M I , . Sidauhs, -lia •Sii,i,, Y. Itainict. Hamlet. Mr. Kenibig ; (4)1.1 ' ,N,..,........._ ‘. __................... • I , 114.,,w)...5-rm INs Ti , i t F 1,14 E.-01. /ILL, ~ , ir 14,•„ ‘)I(U•S'iR EFS , COVPNT.CARDEN, ' , "A15 . " . ," 1 ); ila t , , , }-' - t ig • flu scholli f urniture. *AN''llts' 'll StOi.k. tn ' 'lrd u e il t i tlinin f.0;1i0c1,tc01141441, 4" LT ' ' k i tA 'l ' id l y 'and SEPTENNLAI 1N51Y11. 6 .-NCES ll'al Lea of 0 dice on the: i'.:op‘rtt annve enr At.., t;,„ 1 -4 Or ani ar , by Fi re , 4)- WiIICI purp!lst....A!,-1, ~,4 1)i llti v ; ,1 , 1 „ t izi i)• at 'this bifiee, trorn • Nine u•Clor•sc . 1 ' , .t4 - - •••li Four 'Ci •i:. 1 r Ai tcrnoolt, s.4turdsy .‘ li '°" Wlt ,•h I '''' rn ' • to the -.. •,. • • • o'C lock 1'44'4.1'14 eild'ilei',,,.the.`three tt ( ?f a r r P t uties ar••ln - 6 tn.... 0 At lilo () ...CA: . 1 i) . ' . . . - --t. ~...,--.--•-• , _ - IV I‘4'--.lklV hall e4 tlirr real -4, ,,, h a. 1 wa4 se ry . • ~, , •u , 4i71; , ,,, ici i.. erliiiikan. Engraver, who 113$ liaW glY"',onr, lA,IO/nvarn4(lo c,,ns:cierable prapess in his Proleat',. i • A l `PAt t ir,' te for tlic remaining fouryears ut her ttnte It 1 440 Y t L . ... . t he b. . ~ iit,e_ 04 444. L'4r of the Oxford' Ana Cambridge Ca S t4. '' tz ,,,,,' ;----•-•••. c.vg4 ,ploosli iNc lintigES. • , i r , .p )1 ;tar, 'tlt i,, 44 vv INVENTIONS' 'ancLEv i el' N.., (41,6,..._ • r Ca b a ret, pn(l Gl'. lile"4FJP,lNiVits:ll the .Artiste -''''' - frh'larcitrb, . '!1411,13 iiiiiiri,,l.tiolise-(„Iii by , i , fitt i r , roihr i i id et n o u r t 'rt zt,iry, Ish,s. 13, .il le l l, le '!," c 1„ - s!r , erl% err k a l `n( ' kr e Ci f)ihing Tables 41a l l , L.(4,111,..,.ire.-•e(13, Cll4lr-betiS, &c. gracious' Y Patolli"" it i r',Y l ;,,,lsti4: 9, and Rapt- Fagiiiy, the aslob . i.lit a Y,i_c_aL, 14 04 4 - ‘4144 44 ,' ,• 41 ,c•1q.5 are highly approved in !ht. ,1. E as t ..,tH".... 14 ,ih Vtiflott§ Pur,.1 411 p arts .-. winapx,.l4Und.W.• 41,1t,?0(0.1. 4114 ,Pdrlutt r C, hAirs, Side. boards, &c. Pt— I ,n j 4 46 . 4 , 4 )44, , i l g r int ..iiri t:l3'Airitiable designs the Patent tte t 4 i ; 4 t -41 .; ta ',l . 4 ' 6c rvws anti joints . are, fixed vitthout 1 41.t , ti lt „ ! tit nails in Putting on the Furniture. i , , [ 4. 14 1 toil 11 9 rticle to tit; Cabilet Upholstery Bran"' t111 42 1 •*, it 11 " - )t a 14,1-nv•qi pia • • and for E xportati" ; 141::iNij,'„vY NtrittilleAlitr iti" b ' - Chairs, on a :very e 4 and .11)A144.44."teibsr,oVed priliciiiiie.a; 141O'squito Nett Sofa-beds, lit t4;" l : 4 v,;;r, B Pculiar' veil _seasoned At lways ready, at *r,-,..414:t in' i t r i t ic ht ,, llll : . :14‘nd Li,CAlterine-4treCt, Strand. ~............_ .4141110. 11 uXIA , , i4 1411 1 `"114 11, I I :NIS, Palsies, ancl'Goii''' iy Aife4llo . ll, te t : Y, l ' u lr i• 44d1 IS, Spasm, Or , 11) ink ; P ains, t t1 i 1h!, 4 414 1 , 2 \ 4 ' *3 t ion; and general I.%!bility (oligili'tdt4ll,l' t Tni t y; are relicved and frequentiy cured, Y I V,‘ ls l ti t ti X4 llit r 4 L iS 1 . NC L of ItfUI'ARD PILLS, ik t,2111 ElLlni4t)s 1t41,1 railed. ,_ 9 kti' ll l t , Nal , ,71 1- e of Muir tr I (Used with the Pills, in likAilk i l :( t i ",Nre o tee , isa ' ryj i perhaps th e most ,iaive, Oh 1 t t i ti , e.l'L'elual Reitietty iu tue world, curing the ,i 4 i,ily tat i'Li lir uttie:: 111 less thail half the time usually * 4 Y - itr t er' Litiint o E I c- Con • and it dwd l i 1, 4eLitt ent, it ' prevents the part turtling ,Y )1(1 ls 10. each hcm or bottle, by J lecaty, N o . tj , ! wk . tiVal Soho, have sub!mi!ted interesting, as it tri . ust rninds the 41)1)(4Ln - ice ot A Medi 4') a dmtrailly vi hen the G Janda are dis 4,e', Evil. This case does P e t, , Z; '„ ' ute sperintine,Lby SPI LSLIUR ABUT IC kOPS, whcn given in merit thisAntiscorbutic, so ocurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, 11 0 I !` Q us Complaints.. !4ii tor a _pleasant Cosmetic.. to -14 burY'' on) C; 11141 Essetict Will o fo r t • , P i lmau rc t, „ ..rrs 'Patent Antiscorbntie bir k - , 1 431 1 44 . king% Pater.t,".e.xprer.scrl - ""itiiy arta outskie LIPPcr ; the . 41 ' 4 t i tict- " 4 1 lS 1 4 41114 bi k tn:•:tcrat ot I ' l . • A 6 d• 105. arrel. invludcd.) bu 9 i i .4(11t,:o, • k I r any t ‘ f it i ti l kst il et t anct e",, H of k #47111 4 11 e 411 11 4 Cl c ■ ‘- rst ,t •Iti*P l "iicli 1 / '`ir t ,'wilit; . 1 i '4 r -141 I tii ti : l e 114 k 11, ( 1 `, t 't k'w , . . : 11) ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK; and Co, re . bpecifu 1 I y acquaint the Public, that the . next Dly ot . Drawing the 'present sT4TE.A.arrEttv , will be SAT.UItDAY the 19th itist.—The first-Drawn Ticket on ;that kl.rning wilt be intitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. . _STATE of the WHEEL. 3 Prizes of Xao,eoo - .1 3 PrlZeti of Zlpoo 10,000 1 4 - - - iooa . 2 ,: .. - 5030 1 9 . - - - 500 ' • , . . &c. &c. &v. , .• TICKETS and SHARES, warranted'. Undrawn, continue on Sale at their Licenced Oliias, cornliill, and Charing cross. 10 BF LETT, FURNISH EDy N:"EARLY the Whole of a HOUSE, desirably and I - 111 situated to tirook...street, ,tysvenor...loqUare, With Kitchen netached,, and ether Advantagt•s• Inquire at No. 17, the sante Strect. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. DR. bS's A NAI.EPTIC. PI ROM a now Mode. ofAdrninistering these PILLS, by the advice ~t an eminent Physician (see '1 he new 'Di. reetions), 13ihuua Diseases, so : prevalent, particularly among persons who have resided in hot climates, are removed with greater ease' and safety than by any. other Midiciate...e - They - are equally elli. aci , oos in all Disorders of the Stomatatand Itow I,labg,:ilion. Loss at' Appetite,. flabittialostivewss, Croobletaattic lattileneics ' an d.Cholics ; likewise in Gouty fla: , its, in Gitfoiness or Rhetimatie PAM> .in the ; as well those ercit6iotml by Free-Living, thereby preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, So otten the Consequence of Intent. perance: itecou.n shoula bt had to them on the first attack of a tOld, or inv. sliklit I lidiapOsition, or . after :my excess:;excess:;of eat.- ing or dro t kiin , , ; ,nd .thus their well-known ,citaracteristie will be inaiotaiticcl, of proinoting Lengevity.' • - ~ ,, "I:r4vellers,"by sea or land, sliould never be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require 14citheir conlitteineat nor alteration diet. house are sold only- by F..Newbery and Sons , at the Wa r e., for Di. IJITIeS'S Powder.'No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, four dours trout Cheapsidc, I,..undon ;at Dr. antes's late house it, Iltuton- - strect ; in 'loxes, price 45.. 6.l..each ; or in one•liiNe..Bok, I.)eltdth iing the quantity of tax, tOr Z 45. Duty iticlud , M, None are genuine but iliose which have the Words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. - Paul's," engraved inthe Stamps. , _ - HO To TMAS,TAYLOR, Sir, , Esq. ' • • No. 9, New llridge-street, I.orttlon. , 1 CONSlDER.itibutan aci of ju s tice due to -tke owns or your 1.1. AIC F.'s PAT E N 'l' I'l L LS, to corn. municate to you the following Cure which has recently been p.:rtnrined by them : '--An .Acquaintance of min, by the 'breaking out of-on old Venereal Complaint (attended hy it 'complication Of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced all Most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical .advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of.eatcnt Medicines,. not Mug Could be procured winch, scented to suit his case, or tort° hint any service : he remained in • a lima re titicedasid pitiable situation for two years, unable to foilow his pnifession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand nit his legs;. in taloa one who knew him ever supposed itlios .siole tor, hiin to recover. Ile WAS adVisa.l at last to try your Leake's Pi lls --he. did to, adhering strictly. to the rtir;:ctions given with them. fit had nut taken more than two boxes be fore he found an aiteraign for the better: this encouraged him to..proceed, and by taking a few boxes nuiv... he found his appetite•and strength gratin .fly return, and is' now as healthy and stout as any man I know Vou are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for a contirmatiOn of the above account if it should tio doubted, .. , 1 ant,.Sir, your obedient humble d servant, AY. Library, • Felkstone , ' 'MS. PII RD July to, 18os, • Prepared and Sold by the Sole PrOrtietOr, . Tilos. TA y z.. 0 K , Member of the !royal CaJlegt.Of Surgeons, Lon Lois, at his House, No. 9 , New Bridge-street; Where, atter a COlb UPC residence 01 inure than Forty. ears, in a prittiiiii particularly direeteit to the Cure of Vene real Complairitsi and those incidental to the Tarts of Generation-in both - Sax es, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of ins Protessiim should always u h 5,,, , ,,, he flatters himself, the adviee,anct tissistance he gratuitous ly administers . to P erso ns taking tins - hledicinc, wili be esteemed by a discerning PtibilC, -ai.an 'advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, tot the convenience of those living ata distance, - at the Perfumers, No. 3s, St. Al. ban's-street, fail Mall; the Toyshor - No. to 3, -Oxford street ; Mr, Ilisborough's..7, 'ash-street-hill ; Mr. 13axter Spuds-bodge, Edinburgh . Mr. M' i )(maid's, C las. goo ; Mr. Calivrelt's,,thiblio ; M i r. Ilillinge's, Liverpool I . Mr—Atisinson's, bilatiCkte4ta ; and by one Person in every . considerable. Town In Great Britain aid 'lreland, in nowt; of_orajt u s . 9th , 43,0, t!eAleti up ‘ith i - ii II l i i; plAin direc... tains, when;by persona of either , sex may cute: themselves with ea,st, ,laced, secrecy, allti Sati.tr. . N. IL :L...lry Box sold in tjiwt Britain Is seated up with a sta,np, on which, by taYrILIf of the Conuriissioners, is pilot ed a , the .:',,rat.op.oitict.." 1% Taripr,. t ii No, rl. New Bri,ige. j ttecti,' r It) 1311t41,0 Witial IS t elt>11) , &Mn 9tititt6 Aft Mei , tetittltt...• =,: - , ~ .i ' . . • , CERTAIN CURL FOR THE GOUT. . _ rrHE Rev. WM. BARCLAY's SPECIFIC for the sure, safe, and ,speedy relielof the GOUT, ei , eiy other fvlalaity whatsoever praCeeding from that fatal source, hitherto one, attic Opprobria of Medicine, and the ne plus ultra of ,the accurate researches of the most inge nious Physicians, until Mr. Barclay invented his Specific, • tar a setiri at yeori, has iiever tlale t in pr , acuring re lief, even in trio most Violent and 51.‘ii,;, roils paroxisms of that most. cruet, and hitherto invincible complaint, in whqt ever part of the human frame it may be situated, whieli\is candidly allowed lay the celebrated Ur. Becidoes, in his Trea tise upon the Gout, to be the property ut Dr. Barclay's in vention atone. 'l4e Fair Sex, in particular, will find such relief in the free use at the Specific anti Pills, as will assure to them, by a continuance, conitiirts which they have not experienced, . probably for 'years betirre. Mr. B Imlay has been favoured with permission to refer, either personally, or by letter, to the following 4istinguisiw.i Personages for the truth uf the above assertion : The - Lord Ilishop of BATED Till AV s LLS, The Right Hon. Viscount 1)11.1,0N, Sir jc.)iiN.IION EY WOOD, Bait, NI, P. 101}Inniton, SitS I EPli EN LIISHINGTON,IIirr. M.F.. fur Penryn, THOMAS ANSON, Esq. hi. P. for I.itchliOd,' • I AM ES ANIYATT, E q. Nl. P. for Southatrwton C EC! I, FOR RESTER, Esq. M. P. 14 Wenlock i ; NICHOLSON CA L V E RT, Esq. Nl.' P. Tor Ilcrtrord, EDMUND E Esq. New-streo, spring Gardens, THOMAS lIAMNIE.RSLEY, Esq . . Pall Mall, G. W. DICKE'S," Esq. Private Sccretary to him late Arch bishop ol 'anterbury, • The Rev. Mr. DI MOCK, Librarian to the late Archbishoii. Dr. Roddy has beep favoured with a grefkt variety of testi- , "aFiz,lowlvalgiiik the efficacy of his Medicine; but their number:foci length preventing tfwir iihertion in a4Neays paper, he therefore confitiei himself to two of tha most re cent ; the one addressed to: Mr. Bull, his Agent in Dublin, by the lion. At . ..lid:menu Caulfield, and the other to himself by Thornu Bernard, Esq. of Path. (COPY ), • 11$ Ci.narrn, July $o ISaf• • " I have received your fresh supply in - two double boxes of this mutt' excellent 'Medicine, denominated Antibitious Pills, for which the Rev,. William Barclay . has a Patent. I informed you I Wu) found them very efficacious, and you re. quest permission to add my nante to the most respeCtable s ignatures in its favour.. I should imagine the Arelibishop'of Canterbury's name of itself ; and acknowledge I tried the Yllls entirely on my firm belief that it was in itself an host. 'lt is not possible so dignified a Personage would Snif f er hisname robe node tise of but for the good of the public, 'or that it could be annexed to any thing but truth. I have experienced the soundness of the tbundat i•in on w hic h 1 built, for I was subied to twilit:ming tlatuleticie,;, vrocce,liiig from Bile, and have to thank Mr. 11.1-clay for the core. - You may; theretbre, make use of any name where and when you please, . Larn, Sir, your's, e‘c. " J. CAULFIELD, 4 , 4 Mr. Wm. full, 79. t)ame. " Archdeacon at Kilmore. - street,' Dublin." The annexed is a. trite copy of the Archdineon of .Kil mere's Leiter to me: IV. 1101,1.. " Sts , tipper Crescent, Bath, July 26, 1805. On receipt of thi...; I request you will send me six double Boxes of your eViiihilinus.Pills, and twelve Bottles of Spa citic. Inclosed is a for i9l. pay yourself fur the Medi. tine, and'apply the remainder to tr:c Publication or the fol 10W11*-CAle: 4. fo'r the la4t t.y. years I have been afTii4led with the Coot, and far the last four years this is the first Letter I have.beeit'abie to write, which I think ought in have been a ddressed In you, acknowledging my perfect cure,. by using your Antibibous Pitis and Spvcitie. 4 * I Mtn, Sir, your most obedient and humble Servant, ;I`l-10. 13i> ItNARLI. 46 Rey. :William Barclay, StalThrtl-tarect, Bond .street, ,I.entioil." The Pills and Specific Are sold at Mr. E. Kerby's. Staf ford -street, bonil-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square ; Mr. Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Saltzt and Co.); Mess. !Leon and Co. tic,- OxtOrd.stket ; Bolton, Royal change ; Mr. Mitchell, Medical Repository, Long.. Acre ; Mr. Ward, 324, Holborn . ; Withers; Temple Bar ; anal Mr. Butler, 4, Clic-upside,. whom the Doetor has appointed his Wholesale Agent.. N.. 8. The lion. Commiiiioners of His Majesty's Stamp Office have granted permislion to ille:Rev. Wm. Bari:lay to have his name engraved in a black stamp, the forgery of whichis Felony. ' Wm:BARCLAY. The Rev. Mr. Tlarchy has WitYrxtv) - 1 the sale of his Spe cific from Ale4ll'4. Ed Natcts, or St. Paul's V yltorelt od. • The three first columna carried ninety-two pieces of cannon withlltern, and..the two following had Also a good deal of heavy artillery. These Troops observe the stri&est discipline wherever they go. We are informed that the French` Minister, M. BACUER, has.. delivered.a Note to the Diet, in Which the motives are stated 'according to which the French Emperor has resolved to govern his pre sent condhd. -It closeS with a' Declaration, that the, Emperor NAPOLEON has 'determined to defend him self :against any unjust attack, and to insure the.' independence of Genii:any : that he does not in tend- to retain any of those countries which may fall into his hands by chance of war; and that inc will guarantee to every Prince the inviolability his rights and. possessions : meanwhile he will nct lay down his arms , till'he shall have restored the De cree of the Empire, and the House of Austria. can no longerviolate the rights of Germany. • 1 Atthe same time that this Note wag delivered, an historical relation, appeared at Wartzburgh, concerning the concha& of the EletStor Bavaro-Pa 'aline, relative to the mission of Prince Scawna . r- ZENBERG to Munich ; the frustrated Negjiiation between him 'and -the Eleaor ; the departure of :the Court to Franconia; the entry of the Austrians into Bavaria; 'the Negotiations at Wurtzhurgh and the demand of .the Augrians-, that the Bava rian Troops should- be dismissed ; which relation closes with the following sentence : —i"rhis. re lation enables' every body to judge of the condu of Austria towards Bavaria, [ma to: pronounce that nothing was left for the Elector of .11,6'aria to his security against demands so disgracetul to his, Army and Natiun,i than ao throw himself under the prolcillion of the French Emperor. Confidencv in God, in a magnanimous Ally, in a brave Army, alvi a fantail' Nation, raises courage in ,a just cause. May Heaven bless the Bavarian Arms !" The following Address has bftn communicated to the Bavarian Troops by the French EMperor, neral Orders : e , " BAVARIAN' 01,DIERS, I have placed myself at 'the head . of my .Artny to deliveryour Country from all unjust aggression: "l'he .1-kouse •of .Austria intends tolannihilate your independence, and to incorporate you with its cm tensive' dominions': But you will be true to tip me. mory of Your ancestors, wnO, though fre'quently-op. pressed, but not „subjugated, always preserved their independence. and political existence, which is the first, boom of -nations, RS fidelity to the Eleaoral House of Bavaria is the first at yoilr .dutivA, . As'a faithful Ally of your Sovcreigni I have—. been sensibly atlitled by, _die' prohfs yOu 11•1. given him, at this important . pyriod,, of „your—atiaoliment. I know your bravery, and 'hitter myself that, attcr the - first battle, Pshall 134 able 'to, sJy - to your Sove. , -- reign, and to c .my People, you are worthy to tight under the leaders 01 the GttodArAny, - • NA,P.O ‘‘ By command of the Emperor nod Kin , t • ,_ (‘ BEIvtifIER, di Quarter-Maiter Genetal.W she At,liy.-4 FROM T H E BATAVIAN STATE GAZTTE Or Tll4 liTti OF ocToAak. Whilst thin Gazette iu the Pros,Avo received accoutit., from Frpukfort to the Gth inst. On 'the Ist and 24 of 061ober the Army of Ha. nover and the (1410-Batavian Array broke op from Wurtibergh, the forrnor dirt:Cling it.; march throuilh Oxedurt to the Lippe( Maine, and the otheT to wards IVlergenthenn. The van of the Litter was already near INdergentheint on.the the besd quarters. were at, liuthard: Notice has been given to the Frencli Soldiers tit INTar is declared. , 'On the Ist of . o.i.ober there were still sorne Austrian Troops . atTtiningvn and Goppingen French_ advanced posts were at Islinvti, Pietlin gen,and WaldenbUch. The French 14_,aiperOr arrived at Lndwigsburgh the night of the 2d of Omber, and alighted is the Electoral Palace. The Corps tuber Generol DivotisT„ consisting or 20 .a 0 00 men, has ,adV4tiCed _from fleilbron to Giengen. The movements of the French Army have caused some changes among the Anstrions, especially on the other side of 'the Donabe; in the Upper Palati nate their detachtnetits are every where reipf o rced. On the lit of Odoher a French detaclnient , feU in with a patrole of Austrian covalry,,it Vailiingen, on the EtiZ. The Austrians, not retreating . when challenged so to do, were made priseners. On the 93d of Septeruber the Diet of Sxvitzeriand proclaimed the neutrality ox that.ltepublic by a for mal declaration, Ou thv 3014 o(Septeraber another Note was de;