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.7 1 t7 .ffer _ - - NUMBER 4336.] For the BENEFIT of Mr. CHAPMAN and Mr.GROVE.;.. THEATRE-ROYAL; HAr-AIA RKET. N ' - SATURDAY NEXT, August •g, 1806; will be performed, • THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS: Felix, Mr. RAE; Helena, Mrs. GIBBS. THE-REVIEW: . • ' . Caleb Quo Vein, Mr. FA WC ETT ; • • Mr. Deputy Bull, Mr. GROVE ; Looney Madwoltet (Ist CHAPMAN ; John Lump, Mr. LISTON ' • Grace Gay love, Airs: G I BBS . n the course of the Evening, " Nobody. coming to3Marcy Mr," by Miss Tvrer; and " A Peep at the 'Forty Thieves," by -Mr..Liston-. A Comic Sketch (in One Aa) called BLUE. DEVILS. Ilegrim, - Mr. FA WCE TT ; Atinatie; Mias - G 1 S•.• • - With, not a6led these 20-years,ihe bullet:we ra*edy7of. CHRONONHOTONTHOLOGOS. ; . ' • King Chrononlioroctilolorzos, Alr, MATIIE WS ; •Bombardinian, Mr, GROV E •cp. 7, , AldiborontiphoscophorniO, Mr. DE CAMP, " kigdurn-Funiiidos ; Air. 1.1 STN •, : QueenMts. POWL LL ; ' • Tat lanthe. Miss LE SERVE. A Dance incidental to the Piece, ir...which will be introduced a ii.i.ttrn.lie.-iugasiv Tickets to be had of Mi. Chapman; - No. 3, New Lisle: street, Leicester-square; of. Mr.. G,rov q ,, No. zs, street, Strand; and of Mr. Rice, at 114 Theatre, ivlicrd Places for the Boxes maybe - taken.; • THE only STATE LOTTERYtto be drawn ,this, Year consists of 20 1 000 Tickets u and commences on MONDAY 13th OCI:013Eit; 1806. - . NO FIXED CAPITALS. Value of each. Total Value. ,c20,C00 ..- - - - 46(1,000 3 - 3 - - ... - - 15,000 5 _ 1,000 S- - - - - - - 4,cco sto - - - - - 2,000 4 0 4, 700 - 20 - - - - - 82,c00 No. of prizes. 3-- - 2.00 t 000 First-drawn k to,ooo. 'Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. PRESENT-PRICE. Ticket - - 1 9 1 5 b Half - - so I o Eighth - z'rr -Quarter - - 5 r o Sixteenth - - i 5 6 =c•,coo Tickets This Day was published, Elegantly printed in a Pocket Vol or:ce ss. inboards, HUMAN• LIFE: A POT Nr, in Five P arts . • , • Printed for 'l'. C. 4 .4.211 and, W. Davies, Strand. 1 This Day were published, In One Vol. etaVo . , - price i los: 61. n board's, = - OBSERVATIONS on the UTILITY, FOR .1.1,„ and MAS'AG-E11 . E117 of WATER MEADOWS, and Draining and Irri&ting.of Teat Bogs; wit4'ariViccohnt of Priesley Bog, and other extraoid4ory I inprovenvittits -con cluded for his Grace the Duke of Bedlord, Thonias Coke, Esq. and others. • By WM. SMITH, Engineer and Miner'aldgistl . Sold by Longman, - Hurst, Rees, •alid Onriejaternoster iow ; and R. M. 13a&m, Norwich. t . . This Day was published, inQuarto, price p. PART t 1 ,.. . 1 I',"1: of . DHITALCYGT4' ANGLICANA; `or, ~.a ' ‘Plisliolo , it- gi;al and Synonytriical nieliobary'a the English Lan. gunge, in which the Words are deduced from the ' r Orii:!- nals.-- their sense defirted:%hd the. 'same ilinstrated and sup..: port pd b . y . .proper lixioppl9,land Notes cr.ityal. and explana. PT. :‘ , ~, .: -By EE14.1 . kN1 . 1.N,4),XW5:)N.,,„1. 4 4.p. . • - ' Rettur ol Burgh: in S,llZ.',:ik:' : ' Sold. by L'ongtnan; Hurst, ReeS, and tirlm.Paternoteri. row.; F. .C. and I. Rivinpoi, St. r.,aul's Church-yard ; - Cade,' and Davies, Strand ;4ata j. Riv.„f Ovvicll..c. --d D,, w.t o . 4 blisj4cd, ,f9ur ha:lx - tome, 00avo s. with" ‘'Otr i 4e - ,--181arri, Bre: prie' i1 . . - 14114Y:btVards•;.1 , mesv and excellent Ed',;'on nt •• • IHE WORKS of FLAVIUS - JOSEPffi3 , S7IPe Learned and Authen7rewish Historian, and cele bratett.wrif6r. 1.• Translated by \VAL W OK, London: Printed for Lackingtom . AM, .Lafft- ' lnan, Hurst, ; li z‘iid Crrni6tTrni , rrHoocl, , lucarlar4)4; • Cuthell and Martin , - Francls.einzrave • lames N.mul.l„aud • Samuel Bagster. • * ) 1 Dr::LicA•rr INT,TEstt•CA . TION:' - 41 / .1 . 1 ' 1 ttiorroW NV i ftutifir R to Tf.t. AN ADMONITORY' .LETTER'id .1-R4,11,11111: ighriess the PRINCE. of ,WAL7F.S, ' Alf the late Delte.ite Ingutry. • Containillg, - AnfdiA, ' ever before published, which may 1 -* Cr6VablY !dad to' the & ion of the real Authors of the late• scandalous attempt tastilly the purity of an . I ilustritms personag,e. r amnia si nescis lOca'surif odlIS!,iT4l.l nugts;". Querum, tOracOhOrsiesi tibi. 7, • :Tr o: Printed for 'ripper and. Richards, Lead,:.llll,ll:Arz'et; • This Day was iniblislied„ , price2;s..tid. board 3, CATALOGITE bf i tOOK,S;- in • all= Langinkei and Classes of Literature; containing -many of great scarcity, well as Modern,.l3oaks , of ?.riett, Eow sr liing at the low. prices expressed,' for `read warrinkd'corn.i plete, by Lackington, Allen, and Co, Temple of the N.lues; Finsbury-square. 0f whom may be had, published this - day, in two elegant, Volumes, price . One - Guinea iii boards, the be:,t Edition extant of ' • OSSIAN's - PO EMS ; prefixed to which arc Dr.- flair's , :three valuable Dissertations on the authenticity or 0 s,ian, and a Review of the recent Controversy on the same SU bjed investigating the Opinions 'of NI ri Laing and others. ' This Day, were published, Price Three Sixpence, :, ; THE PRESENT ItELY - rioNS of - syxß. and POLITICS between FRANCE and C REA'I' RI TAI N : Being a Reply to the Insinuations Of dia Drench to • the diSadVantage'of the Military Spirit of theA3ritislr Nation, ‘ l *• -• stating the Resources derived from its. CharaCter, with Motives for elitertainuig.no A pprelmisions from the Enenty : and exemplifying by History ti ieliostire disposition of the French towards other Nations, and the icans of resisting it successfully. , • Ey JOHN AND R I. L. D. • Authorof a'History of the American War, 4 vols. Svo. an Historical Review oh the Mori;l, Religious, Literary,. and Political Character of the EnglisinNation, from-the earlieit Periods, &c. &C. &c. • y . 'Printed to George Rol>illson; No: 25, Paievrioster-row, ' Of Wham may be had, latelyl,publishett, prices "in ho;rds, Letters from Paraguay : "describing the Settlements of • . Monte Video and ';wenos Ayres ; the PKijsiiiinee's;of gioja. Minor; NoMbre Dc Dios, St: Mary_and St. lotih o Sic,-,Scu. Witt the Manners, Costorns,, Religious Ceremonies„ ace. of . the ,ltkilabitauts, written slttrin a - ResiO;n:c of Seiihtee.n lt/Icitit . hi in that Countrj• - .• By loha CrUbtancti Da4it,:ztki • ; * re:' :70 5.i.:431 ;t:^ . ` • . . . TUE VEN'E.RE.L,DISEASE, , itS m 'C l a y t . : b to e. l s t.s; „ A e lr i t r: ( 4. r do 4(i ' i n c i a pj ied ier! i d l U N Att E ac ß ks 1 -iti ra d n st s re ' the SyStertgbrthe use of Ir.IRE 's ORO ;.which, for their salutary &LE:as in cicinising tile Blood from a/1 inn,: purities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, ate termed GUTTA SA L EITAR IS. 'By perieverinA in . t use of this .Reinerk), the Patient &Tactually loses all Pain and, I tiff:until ation of the Parts, all foul and corroding tllceeS; Scabs, Luirips in't he Skin, and othercorisporAling Syrriptonis of this cruel and relentless Disrzse: nearly, thirty ye:krs !‘ractice hatbpi-oved to Dr. FreeMah, that . r . ll this is accotiiplish Drops, by the rops, without the,aid of... Surgical Operations, or the .usual liltlry application oltfgreasy mercurial Prepatatioos, .4 , ,Spisti,442l4.llltlnent of 1)r. FreetiTir, of Hatton Gard.2ll, by R. Butre:,, 0..}, e'lleapside, cif Pat'e:rtiosterrow ; Bacort;`igc"r:-SiciljPiddin476, Oxtbrd..street ; tut! and Call'. well, llrtniin; ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinbilrgh; Mac Donald, GlvAow ; Manchester ; Liver pool' ; Stainr 'and lynch, Manchesrcr : and. niot Medicine Venders in eery Town, In wattles at as. 9d, cacti. • EAST INDIA LIOUSE, • yuly 3t, 1806. r l -44 E CalliMirTEE . of of the ONfrEQ . COMPANY of MERCilil NTS 'of ENG. LAND, trading to the, 44,4 indies,Leqiiy give Notice,, . • That the Committee will 'be ready to rcceire•PE-fcsals in writ. iug, sealed up, on cr le`ore Wednesdgy, the zolh cl August next, from sorb Perssus 4014 may- be willing to supply tie, cow_ pay with Anchors and Grapnals. , • " •,- Canvas. .. Copper. Pitch and Tarl. • hot and Shells. • Swedish Iron. And that the ,Ccoditions if the Conti-aRs rfty:be seen, upon appli cgtfon Tamer ,Co4an Clerk to itie ;aid Committer; with whom the Prof orals must I)? left 6efore Tswelz e o'Clock at Nocn, on the said zoth of August, beyond which hour the Conitnicee viii nit receive any Tena':r,. -1 - 1 R., JAMES's FEVER -POWI - _,`l':,.y,t .an d ALHPTI . O PILLS ißept l ed genuine, at,the reduced;' prices of is. 9d.. the Packet, and as. 9d. per,;,B,:tx4y B. I'ERRIN, Chemist, No. 23, .Sonthampton-:.:reet,.cckvFnt-i Cardctf.,aii4M4nzthe..onlytpr4son who cyer ,prepared,tnent for the late Dr . lathes. Robert laes. Taey are equtacl,y,i i ienninel with those sold at 45. 6,1. • 4 .Ladkesparticular in Lavender Water . will 51'4 their ,sensesT rai..ll . gituttied PeregtifEßOuble nisi - tiled, cat Is. 941 . , •perr Bottle, °i as delicattiai:d trag,rant a tlavopr as, allyin LppcW . p, .lalthott;4ll s9l,4,atclo.i.ible,the price. 41so Dentifrice, which will pre;ient -the ToOth-aclie,ormre,ue -;theia - Litoirt, decay ; , short it will der alt:that clipßoblyr he byvany,prep..ir‘aion,• innoc,;nt itS iiw its use,.aad will ittoy . c.l a v..,ltiable achtlisit;ori tkevvy 4 1 _1 dcsiroos of ,tecili guths 9 41 - E4!. 1 ..fi• • • • MI 1) %V /17 ER 7 . . • 1 NOSE Ladies, wijose . S-ittiaticin i ftiii-fes . a their , 7Atcfaidherneht , ;-, wilt -:greet:xtittuta coinkirrallle Acconimodaiioa, r wi - th, -the mss[ tender Treatment, and tilt: , greatest seel'ecy` in4lSeqfeo.llded on,hy 4pnlying to Mrs. Smith, Midwife, No. 12, C.litifOri street , 5 I ac l: iff rdad, near' t lie B ridge; . ral :plirMos t V son 4 able terms. M rs.. Sniirh has a . Geraleinan.well establi s hed fbr soma y,.:ars as a wi ho *ill it requiKtl: The Children alSo'will meet with every attention, it left tb . the care. of Mrs. Salitli.., • ,The House is pleasantly . situated', with a"godd Garden' t tached t o it; free front gpeaators,'which SeIdOTTI • happens t 6 the lot ot other 14,,ustfs. • f • - , f. • .• , H 41 ti fl ~.4 . . This Day. was published, ALETTER addreSSed to Mrs. FITZ HERBERT, in answer to a Complaint that her .. teelings have been hurt by the mention of her Naire in th, Review, of the Com , - duCA of - the PRINCE of WALES; witli'Observations on the influence of'Example, &c. Sec. Sce., BiNATHANIEL JEFFERVS, late M. P. for the City • of Coventry. To be had at No. zo, pricc Is. T H R, D Y. AUGUST, 7, 1800 - • June HE boivraussioNEßS for FICTU2LL.I.I2VG • -. 1 - 21 - 1/S . III4.7ES.TY's -Nil./1'; .4 9 barely give Mike, Tha i on Tuesday the zd of Septentberwexi th e y will he ready to racer ve Tenders, in writing (se.!ted up), and yat for the supp . / . ying of What FRESH BEEF, SEA PROVISIONS'; and shall :be demanded for the Use of Majesty's Ships and Yesselt at Lisbrs 4 for the space of Twelve Months certain, and further until sll , AAnths warning shall be given : to he paid for by Bills, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Coalitions of the Contrails 7 . 71 a; 6e seen 'at the Serl'etevy's h 4 . B • • 1 ' ' Office, at this Office ; or by applying to -.. is Britannia .luaiesty s ° Consid,;a7 L'ishon. ' Ilt.regard will be had to any Tender in wl. , icb the Price- shall not ,4 , 6 inserted in words at length, or that shall rot be delivered to the guard Gelc2-e One o'Clok on the said Ta,..rdfy; the zd: of September nrxi, ;tor un/e.;•s the l'erscx z. 211 ) ,.; makefihi; Tender, or 40111 . e Person on his behalf,atiendr i to anWei-, wken:cittled.fir. i I • ._, ;• !. " This' Pay: Was publiiheil., in QnartPi.; 2 . • -• • Price zl. 2s. in boards, or elegantly printed on fine Royal , ! - Paper, price 31. I2S. • The NINTA - 1 VOLUME of ~ . A N ABRIDGEMENT' of thO PHiLOSOPHI- C.Ai_ TRAINSACTfONSof thczROVAL SOCIETY: „of edit d by Dr..lintton, Dr. Shaw, and Dr. • gichatd - Pearsirt.'''' •*- , • • 4.011411 Olrinti4d fprt.: wi . and R.Ba:dn, New liridge-street: . i*,,i The - Nine• Vol antes no \‘ tddincliittd the Trans raftitilts:pi liteNviitts,:froin its tistabkialunent •till , the ,Year,. r 750, a space of eighty r tive Years. As: it is p . rOposed to brin-t - hd - W4flolibiVii to:the end of-the last!Century, the re-, • inaiiidu, it is expeded, not occupyinure than six or " seven Vols. .A . Pruspeaus may' be had at theTtiblishers. • This Day was published, and *Brat ute, Edinburgh ; Elingenan, Hurst, Rees, and 4,4,nte., ,and , I Alumiy, ondon; 441 Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin ;- in One large VOlintie (Mayo; with severaLeop . iierplltei, price• los. 6d,. in boards, a new Edi tion . THE EDINBURGH i\tENV DISPENSATORY; -Lotai ping,• . , ' rst. The Elements of Pharrn:tceirical Chemistry.- • zd, - ' The ivfaterla. Medt9a; or, the, Naturat Pharmaceutical and Metiical f l liwory the ditferFnt sub - stances enteloyed in Me- PharMaCiutiCal P-separations bons - including coidelete an.: accurate tr4nsAations or the oaavo iktit'aiii of. t , ie - London'Phardiacopctiatlitilitished id 179 t ; Dublin Pharmacopoeia, pnblisho ni i -vol ; and,ot new Edition of. the Edinburgh Pliarinacopceia, pablislien• in 1803'. 7 • • • ' ' l i Illustratedand eplained in the Language, and. according to the Prid•ciPles, of Modem Chefilistly. 'With niadk new and useful , , • By ANDREW DUNdAN, fun, M. "D. Thittl.Edifiort, , . • . MR. DUTEN's MEMOIRS. = , This Day:were published, elegantly printed in live Vols. small Oelavo, boards; •. r Emoias of :;a TRAVELLER now ip Retire rnent Mitten by I-I IMS E L F.; • and 'containing knerclotes'of rost.QEthe:eiaurts,pf burope t .and of; Distin guished Statesmen and Public Charaaers who have flourish ed during the last Half Century: • , . • Printed.for Richard 1 hillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and - to be ltad of all Bockselicrs.' • • • ; Of wboin may ailso 11.3,11aci, j'nst published,, , T. Mr. Carr's Stranger idlrclanl; 455: ' - 2. Miss Owenson's,Wildltish i3s, 6d. ; 'and 3. Airs. Robinsorl's Poetical Works, .305. • THE TIRsT tooK. Thii Da3? Wag liiibU.lle:<l,`' embellished with nearly he Hun; . dred Wood Cuts, price only 61. with a f () full allowance to . those who purchase by the dozen or ; 'r HE LONDON PIUMERS or, First Book for Children at the earliest Age: intended as an I litiorlue tion to 1 - 3r/l/favciizs, , and tlie-vations,otlift:finglish•Spelling Books. , - • By M: PELTdAM. ,The following are the peculiar linproveinents which, it is supposed, entitle this little Work togeneral adoption ancl•pre ' freriteidall'p'retrati"Eqry and first Schools, and among those Mfoheis -teach .their infants the firSt el:inn:ins of Reading. , r. ttk . ,printid,on a superfine paper, On a very. large and elearly2e. is 'P3i e fir4t - set'6l Letters arqlot:an unusually large. size,, being am inch ..qquare and the second set of great and small Letters'ii•i s altittrtated - Wit fl , Ctits iif farniliar.()ojvc.t. ,with Words of only two Letters, and - proceed to those of 'three and'four L ' etters •and finally.l4l.ltro.p.lk gfaclati9ns.,.to t4l..°^F of,,two ; 1 ;10 tlireqS,y I - lables. 4. Eveli Eeiscaii'deeorated wit/i a beat3tVully pgraed familiar ,;(.)bj; l it he rAyder,i9gtne number of pleasing Cuts in wortidn'tty•mtd-hiintired. •• • 5. t'4q-LVc giii6lesed wit li.sui table, Prayers and yams, adapted to ine first a - ge. 6 eltrtgan atichtyrue#. studious] y and an endeavour has bed' 'made in every part to unite siinnliElk9v with elßlitii'o t • ' - 1 o,ae ,t 1 1 4: London.P rimer, or First Book, need only lr sc.en c i l l ftifei4e/tibir-tlVlttkin•theruselies, and by; Pa. r6resitaar.l,ciks.:l#,lll,l,...to L pkiler • of the saaede . .• srrtpr on. -40adtad , th'id4juhard:gliilRphihlq.pAr...L.,1g7streqt, W 11-ick il7 a§ ; and to be.ibia of Charnitante ar c I,.ity; 46T-W ilsoriViVitlStwe',VNTllttc; , Fit; A 1.44.131 - . ainsi) ,., rcwi'll - s M. Keen; Malt • (Aaspw and all utli;:r 13gokselleillint'S'tal ' Itnreis. -- "; ‘ lll 2 •.' 711#P02711.4k )( Cll3 s ) 7 ,4lsertlq Awl+ n • , r. A E N IA SI-1* Sl' L I N(::' ;q6eiitl'epanie'd by '7 prd3lptd'ies ox; easy:` 'acl4l.l''d „„t,o, t4ie...,capacities . of Children, and embe i lie a ' tbeVitildltvinitepdatltexifiiniitil,,tor- the irnprov . ed introchie - tory . BOA t,l the firsiTleni6ntS he'ffie i'cyaVniriVlavor, ttil.:44.29l4q4pi . totiwirsti4,4, in OpliordAbjre,.Vic.-r of,llnr_ fin Berkshire, Chaplain fo . the `4ll•Hlyitittkaiditioiv;rtviSdetirnd • ‘ T t lip SEQUEL to. MA VO I.,l;llNrti'-`lro t.) K., and"YN'lrf(4iotlCflllo/Q-- .tO LA I nig! grsiv r y,p - i iely 9t ,easy arranged for the , use of - S - arotil;; . 'bpth" S' i e .Y .Kes':-laoY•kfte'Revq - 1).ivid(1.34.dr,: prl'ce 2S. 6d. bound. 3. The CLASS BOOK ; or, Tilfe6 Itan`dra and five, g f Schools o either Sex `Elementswith t to .of "aft illiowlecl'i,e;ralrealer ininiber of Readiirg= ici et, fit to the best 'A itl - lors.;:.:tliao," are to he found ikkanypther work of the same (.li.tCrAl). kiPY ; evcrY.,,Les son havitig a clezirly definedobjea,' and teddliAg• - sorne'ltrin. eiple ol l 3biene'or'MOrality, Or sornt,impurtant trutittl By the I(eir. . Price ss. bound. DEBILITY, RELAXATION, &c SIR4IANS SLOANEII Ikk;gORATIVE ..and , RE-ANIMATING PILLS are the mo.:it certain and sovereign Remilv for NervOus Debility, Vascular Relaxation, Muscular hittalkilitY, : - Sec.. - kc. however •indicated, or from whatever cackge:ar',sing,..3lVi are earnestly recommended to every one desirous.ot itearth Vigour, and Long Life. " A Pampliiet,'hibtepartienLsrly deseriptive of their virtues, ruy be had (,;rifis),at Mr.' Perrin's, - No, 23, Sotit hampton— street, Covent-Garden ; where, by.special appointment,_ they are sold wholesale awl recill. They are sold retail s hy all the respelive Venders of ProPrietary Medicines in London ; and to Persoast,in.the Country, inclosing the amount, free of postage, they will be iinmediately forWardecL—Pricenalf-a- Guinea. 1 1 7CflhiLLINU.:OFFICE,, .buy 1.3c6. .91" HE COMMISSMArERSfor FICTU,ILLEVG HIS MAYESTYI's N. 4 V Y do hereby git!e7NVee,7 - ba! Friday the iatlt Day of Sliest:be?' next, tiny ..w47 r?- ceiviTenderi vn-iting' f seated a)), and tread :for ties .of I SH.:IIE E F and PORK, sithe and to be cured in the Iltsuin4-Season, as the respea s ive ivierchantr all d Leak's therein may think proper to ; one thi,! Part cof to le packed in Half Puncheons; ons.third Part in -ti,yc.-s, ir'nd' the remainink one third Part in Barrels ta he (levered into Hi: Ma jefiLl's Stores : .ii Deptford,..Portsinoutb, and NynioutZ), acrd into the Army Fiaualling . Stores in S. Cat Brine's, iri - regse.- ia;propor - tionsil each descriptil of Casks, lytb,e periods mentionea`,. viz. . One fourth of the t ! .,hae hy the rsth One half of 'the relitabilng 4ttailiity 6,y the l irst Afetri,e,. : ./1;1.1 the•remint!er• by the 33th of Yrine, , Arid to be' prnid for hy•Bills • pyable, with .fitterest, days after date. The Conditions of the CottraE . is may be seen- at the Secretaij's Ogee at this 42,0ce, or ly applying to 211 r. Thowerville, Agelit at Cork, to theColleaorsV flis!-Arafrity'A twnr at Limerick, Belfasi, Newry, and Wa g terfind, to the Parttnaster-General at Dublin respeEtiz4y. N. B. A't Tender for a lest Qmintky than soo'TierceS iii! de accepted.' 'Nu regard will Se bad to a;lt lirder r in whiCS' the Price shall. riot be in,certiii - itt words et kngth,,:or that sball pot• be:.delivered to . 7 ihe: Board &fore 011s:o'Cl,ck on the saint Friday the Iztb teTher next, :nor Lijless,thel:erson who makes the Tender, .or some Person onhii behalf, atendr,io anrwer,.ivhf7; caPed 161. AN impowrANT nr,covEßN7. ESSRS:' CURRIE and SorOatas, havm4 .1V -IL for a long series of years Made \f#N,kkt DIS EASE !the: particular objett •01. their inustigation, are now enabled to announce the discovery of ;; superi4 to Ivlerciiq' in the cure of that disease. tisqat present silt', ficient forthein to observe, that, its effe.:7.lsi are diametrically opposite to those of Mercury,, for though it cpmple:ely (ifa • dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stages, 'yet itcloeS not in the' least injure the' Constitution, or alter the complexion; on the contrary,• it: renovates, the system in all its natural tuna - lions, promotes Appetite, and facilitates , digestion. Numberless instances :ire on recent record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine; its inherent and specitie virtues acing as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess.ot conjugal and . illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious thoiigholot less destruc tive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the Melancholy variety oldisorclers which are tiro consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more affEding tlian thole deticien:ifS and debilities that prevent or erubitrer tfe monial state. The wretched sotierer broods over his misfor tunes, ash:in:echo seek relief till it has brought him to such a state of misary . as to render hie oppres live. To those un- happiy persons it will be a consoling retiirelion to itnovi that :they may now; by a new and infallible rivxie of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all llutliau blcssingS, a strong, manly, and vigorous Constitution. • _ . Messrs. Currie and Co: may be consulted by patients of either sex, at their House, No: tr , , Hat r:sti Garden, person ally, or by Letter (post-paid) mucus is Pank Note, wls,oi the necessary Advice and Merttines war U.:: given or sent to any part of the Kingdom. Patients in the C, , Untry are ioz quested to state, their age and general mode of Hying.- t..)7, Hatton Garden. .10k -1 4. • 1 4 " ; •••• Li 3 RICE SIYPEN6i. BATTLE OF A(LSTERLITZ; AQcOLINT Or 'THE EtATTLE OF AU STERL BY AN z'OJ ,3 1 A. - ; . (C,'ontinur,/ I ri,in r Pater- . " Diiriiscr the inovenientS of the. Army aspon the i 'heights, -Gen. BAGI-t_kTiliOit- pushed his• adVanced posts to 'PeSorsitz. . Gen. KIENMA . Yt II marched .to. Austerlitz,. which the euesny. had quitte(l f2gth, at ten in the morning; Gen. STU•fTkitlTEr ii arriving at Buschdwiti, by that means kept thecons 7 munication open with a detaellinent• ricTer. Lieut.- Colonel fl EI,THER, who had .driven the enenly'4 parties from Gaga. 6n. the same--day the. Army concentrated its fort-...e .belo.vceri Bruhn; they occupied the villages of 117enit..; K.obeisaitz, Schaiapaisitz, .Which covered their:front, riaced _their.advanced pf\ts atcAugest, upon the heights .of. Pratzen Gershiku witz,and neat Knig ' • . Oil)November•3o;,. the Combing d: Army, in Consequence-of ibi.riew: plan, snored. further to Llad risanner : • „ The - firtt - column inarclied - 1 - orii throtisr,ioLet-tosiitz,-; to , Niern.shan„ which st: r t .; its ri :it . itS left was at 1 - 11.1614gitz. ,' lii~'euraliliai. twd lines. t• . • ,"--1: 7 11e.t.3-econd:coltimn.advaned by ti ,ay tortitt , and Hodiegitz, where it i - Orn:c'd.te the .t3f - ,4 1 • • • ' • io ;31.4.t colusr.n., witiP•33tosalb‘itZ, a reserve behind the first: ' - 11) - 64 =foortil , •!‘cot,iilli k , moved - bV scltarfkka, Tschi?ttsttlin‘;-? Krztpat64-tii2,l/ to iierspi rwliczye i it-fortned; t4i - e •reserve:tiribcy.EAEond . id column, 'ed.: the rot - ad - Oft: t he , third, ! ands - . 'placed itself in the.'. vailerilitthaf.rbni , of:Maelstiek-n-. - • ‘.f de',l3.4Wltva4;under the'76:rinad :_''l 7 .? • ;Coi•istArnlps..2, mardhedAo3:l'utschowitz-, 3 lthe .vineed ;Guard, ursizlor. 'General. 13 A G Rovirsilv,:Thu4iing theivativanced'iri).ts as , l - I.!t - . ,canstway ot4•Knig - . MI Da •Kit..ttLlY:.iit at Aust&iitz, •and was .reitsforced by.Gen..Sit Tw a. ' 'On-this. day. thCre Was , It-Aral:ljg. atlllir between the advanced posts; the Ene_aiy re :contsoittld, and'fired: Some:•cannon without esieet. General-Ku'ruzoV/4 - Head-smarterg.iwere at Itlodie, • gitz. , The 4wo Emperors-ilikre at "Krtiz:movoitz, , near •Ank.6rlitz., • " It should be remarkettshere; - ibataluringliscse. ; offensive Knox - ernes - its ; . the • had also _received orders Co : advan'ce -the s4ne. _ t.4.115.-t; to make a diversion, and. en,gigethe.Eq.eniy,'l . atteption ; 'and that thiq Prince, its qUittisiYki:ts .., • after dri;. - ing the Livarians, first fifarn,6 7 .lenis, dorf;, and ;.,I:cry.:lrds fron - : I ..)titschbrbd, - consequent ly advanced to the Bavarian: General , Wistik;:conarnatsded. „ f` On this first of DeeeMber there was'sonir.:. ,7 firing all along the line Of the, advanced posts. my from 4lay-break Ware continually reconno' 4 iteriiig upon the heights before: Pratzen 'rid Kni",:r. They also pushcci t.ieir left beyond the hi ii re eel. • The advanced posts • pelort giug. -to G.ener:;l.l(sr.r.: NIA left. were at_ Satschan, and hc.:l a post hear Menitz, a village abandOnAd by the. Freric:), ire battalions of frontier - Trijops, tinder A(. 1 , 7 i1:36r 2 G- - csieral. CAR NEVILLE; whith formed a part or the '1 infantry, ,came this evening. to reinfOrce..G.etiVal LIENMAYER. " The Combined. Arrny;. whos: it ft ~ VaS :COM _mended by General Bt.txtiovDEN, aria 11)e:6e:titre .by the General in Chief, atter tat in;.7 sons? :rc7lreSli-L. I,tuent, in the evening Marched forward to fiveco )lnitsns, . its,the.followinz tuan:lt , r " The first, under Liesienant-Getseral floy i tht Row, 'composed of twen.ty4our <linssi:iss'battalions, .4akiug_thele ft to_liersPitz„.:Wachatsj.lein qautie radeck, formed a . position in two lines upoil bliglAs :near tots ,viila,97ei . a'• -Regiment of.„Pai i ts.svt - S was posted at'Augiebt.,•ia .village,b.etween.the foot of the mountain anst,tlie - lail s at Alerlitz. , " The second.colurnis, oysurn,liaded by- Lieute. riatit-General- I.o.toaßitoNi etoti4poi - ed. of:!eigatteen - bat-talious, marched by __way... L:f Au.sterli_tz_arid K.rZizanowit l z,, auKi tegkfio4t,cr l theAt i eighis of Prat zen in two Miles,6l;l4ot - 411e liist column. ' • " -BY 64344 KA' compaiL.ALLlL..e.agliwen iwzi.4.l9us,sqareh ed to the right 0f,..44.45t0 - l**,ana took post upon the heights to the rlfltst 6f this . ,The %Ark's. Coln tif;iundertlidufittstrian Gene- • COLLOWRATII, was composed 42 f : t l yciyc j .. 415-3(tijaji 3( tijaji uder ,f Liente, Hat 443L0- RAzi.owticii, and fifteen Austri,in .Itaced '.; of 'thisit;ol - ttinn : this coin= moved .to theiright.,towardsiNiepschau, ,and took posF.ession fr,o,tri Austorl . r..z to Brum:, _and • to,Ok Post in (c.fO linei in the reir Of the tlird Cu - -The , fifth :column.' of Cavalry.; I'.:ldP y r. Prince of LicisTENsTEcs:,.... T was 94nposed ; pf 3f,! squadrons, .took the slime direa7on ii the- third . - column, and placed itqeff- in . its- rear upon - the height*. • " .. The Corps, de Reserve under. the. Grand Duke was composed of to battalions :i i tid'el,r;lifeen squa4 dradrens bf'Griards,' pas4.!d throngh Austerlitz, and took_ post upon the- , heights before that:place.i. ~its lefuol.vards'Krzizanowitz, 'and its right towards the •.higl . read from Atisterlitz t.o.Brtirsta.- ; • The advanced guard, under Prince • BAGA THION, et.telided its left beyond HolisbitZ and sowitz, it, order to facilitate the march 'of - ,ithe third and fourth columns-rowtrcts the points of formation. . ". -The . moment - the :Cohtins arrived upon the beighte- before Austerlitz and Krzizanov.'itz,,Generar 'K ENKA E i., Wh6 till then had occupied the ground . ; marched through Pratzen, beyond Augest, where he arrived .at •nine o'clock at night. liis• Corps was then cornposed of 1.:2 Austrian Squadrons, 10 of i'Cot . :sacks, and 5 Battalions of Croats. rkhe heaci-cittarters were at lilt izatowitz. The A, I.i.' :: ; ,x (4 . - 7. ``, • - • -, ( 6 ' A:A' ', ' , P 1..., •,. ‘4. r 7