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(whichwt,Fttavoitti.w. ttedriy tOmpletOci):has b e en irVnt•Sarts t aCtory to•,-Us, and what we are sure, will be equally so•to our Friend;, is, that we have obtained 'positiVe pruniiiet esti riviort from a. deCidai Majo xity of your whole Body, so that whenever ,a• Dissoli,ittbo Of the present- Pliliament shall take place, you may rely upon seeing us at our station. We shall continne to pefseiere in our ttortitin's until we have seenevery individtia V.Oter.; and we'-beg- that our nu merous Friends will not relax their efforts M out cause,; which cintiot now failof tieing tiltimattly vi otiuits..• ,We hove the Honour to be, . . . • You* winch obliged and•faitthirtil,huml3le Servants;• • R. STOP-FORD, '--- • • • „ , WILSON; ~CORN ERCIIANG NIARK-LASiE, . Loin 'ion, August 22, 405. e 1 .4 11T. fRITSTEES• and - MANAGERS .of the • CORN.EXCHA NICE ES 1'4.1'1.1,, in eoinpliance with the decl are d w i s h es o f a Majority of Corn. Factors, at Late <l-nstraT alit! nuibefpus ertitw, do hereby give--Notic; Ti at frOm and after the tst Day•nt. Septeirrbet next; the CORN-EXCHANGE will be. ripened for the pispatch. of Business oroviDNDAYS, WE.D-N ESDAYS, and 1 , l(I-;" DA YS, as hereto - hie ; but that, during the MOnths of june, lul)', and August; in every' year, the Market:will be held ou /v/enn-ays and Thursdays only. TOHN SMITON, Secretary. FURTHER REWARD. JOSEPH EOUN,DANIELS. . . Nit 7. FIti4EAS the abOve-natiled JOSEPH ELKIN V V DANIELS is charged with having committed a gross Solid, to a large amvunt ; and' a I , k*E%V A.R I) of ,T-‘V ELM telt-ED Z31.11/k)EAS is offered for • his, appreherision,. by the yitr4;)n defrauded ; Tire Society tar the Prate&ion of Property. against.Etaud indhe Stack Exchange, do hereby of a FURTHER RE WARD*6ti LIR El) l• AS .to any! P r ison , or Persons ve.itt May •apprehenCl. Min, so that lie trid) broughtinjustice; the said Reward to be the Trea surer as the Soeterty-. - Thesaid Daniels his a about - 344 ears of age;"' 5 feet fr inches high ‘; stout..;.oick,:ser,. - and welt made; eery taiy and. Tull fac.c,.reinarkal4le for ifs rOUndries and snivat it •ZeSs ; fan aquiline n, ae ;"his voice_ very;_:sof.t, - waft a sli,ght -touch.. tureign accent: He 141.- I —y je50......r 1 at 'No. 4(4 Colemian-street. • .. . . . ~ . . • ONLY' TWENTY- - TtIREE GUIN.E.A.S. • .- Capital PIANO-FORTE; with additional - Keys, Penal, llouble-iclion,'iiiside Desl4;•.&2 p:-Aittetr , ill-w• - • A made by.TONIKP . SON,, Loricion,,stands.,;4l, ni rune, ~ . 00d • _touch :toti tone ; can be reconmfericiect hot oniti -ele.- . sin Id sub roedt ..ui L'reP - gli4d:toneil . 4sa.• rt co,t a 1.1(14,. thirty. two' Guipeir'S not five," weetS since ; •poCit r he said - pine Guineas !inlet price, and parted with for ho taint,. t4ut • tit I.4dy havimmt a: qiand Piano-Farts • - To he seed I'roisi Tett • to -- ferrir, IA 'No; 8, -- Leicoster-street, Leicester-squAre. , . • . . • 'MORE , cAVlTAii.'lltizli-s;'Jttul • . Five Thousand le6sTickets. : thap last statq Lottety.' - . 7 711 . e Eirst-dravvp 'Ticket entitled to • . 2Ni T:1 :0 S A ;NT P 1.1 P ' •• All other Capital Pritetre Aust. pURCH-.4.'SERS , ofTICKETS and SHARES - will baye tJ.ts opitortunify of obtaining a,l the Capital Prizsi pfirided 7 - they Ruchase - bf6re the Drawing; cornmence:s t , which wilikt<ro_th : p 134h,0f • 062ober next. The Scheme - conteikts,'equa I Advantage*Of , . • ' • • TVrtf\lTY' . . USAN POtIN D' PRIZES, lEN.T:fi()USsN.I).P()'UND PRIZES, - FIVE_ i'II()USAND POUND To 'former .Lottpties ktauble.thp.N4rp her ot,Tit'.ko. Twenty Thousand ho• - other Sratel6ttery . • -'to be *Awn thislLear. ••. • V.'M E. . Value °reach. - Total Value. - - 'lO,OOO - 30,000. ~.. - .7 . 7 5,000 15;009 1,000 . .3;0c1) " 5 00 , : r 77!: so • ; .109 • ' • ' 2, 0 00 . . . - - - 4,t00 V .. • • • • ; - " 82-,?00 1 4 41o:Of' .-3' • . ..• 20,0 c, Tickets Tickets and Shares are on• Sale ,at every Lottery Office. Ticket - 41 9 .1 5 o • Half - 10 2 0 iglith - 2 Jr ; 6 Quarter , - 5 1 o Sikteenth •-•-r 6 o 200,000 NO. 2C. CORNHICL, sz, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGAREri HILL, 110 ROUGH. . • • - :HORNSBY and-'`Co. jesi)e afnlly acquaint the Public, that ilie, present i l.ottery contains snore-capi-• ai Prizes, and fewer Ticleti' ' .trian any precedVig Lottery. ... great Variety oell. cKE TS and iii-l-A•RtS are on ! Sale. at the lowest Prices, at-the above Soto Lottery Pflices, where all Shares of Prizes are payingin full. . .: ; . arders, by Letter or Carrier, executed on•the .same terms as if present. , . - :Elle Lottery begins Drawing•the 13th of thaober. _ • LTRY and CHARING-CROSS. • - • ..• . • SWIFF and Co. at` their Old . 01toe," No. 11, Poultry, and at No. 1 . 2„ Charing-Cross, are authorised. by Government to sell the Tickets, Shares and Chances of the present Lottery, which Contains a greater proportion of capital .Prizes than any forther .Thb FirS.t,dra-wn Ticket, ,is entitled to to,oool. being the only • P•rize'fis;:ed for any par ticular day,•conSequently a-Ticket draWn at any . .p • erio of.tlie: Lottery- will have the chance of all-the Ptizeti.in the Wheel. Swift and Co. have for many years I.isr; thesatisfac had, lion of selling a great proportion of the capital Priz s, parti cularly in the last and late Lotteries. Letters from the Coun try addressed es usual, to No. ..t t, *Poultry, ivill•receive mediate attention. • • • . ' _ , • 1 1 •A LIFE•ANNUITY of to ol. ; HANIO'S'PEAD PARO-, CHIAL DEBENT . URtS.; and NAVIGABLE - CANAL SHARES. • MONTHLY p ALE. By . llr. SCOM . _ On Ftlay, Sept. 5, at Twelve o'Cloele; at Carraway's, 'Change.alley,'Loscion, AN ANUITY - of 1601. payable .Quarterly N during the Life Of a healthy' G,Fhtleman,- in his 37th year, most amply secured on a Iteetory of very considerable value, within 70 Miles of London ; the Life is, insured for Seven years. forming a desirable Avjwity. • FIVE HAMPSTEAD DLBENTIMES'of 51. per Ann. for 94 years unexpired, secured by Adt of Varlianient on'the' Parochial Rates. - ~ The SWANSEA NAVIGATION---Eight Shares 1p this 'very valuable improving Concern ; the Dividendshave regtt, larly advanced to sl. per Share per Ann, and expeticd tO increase. The WYRLEY and ESSINGTON' CANAL-, Three Shares. ••. . SHARES in the GRAND JUNCTION, BREtON and ABERGAVENNY,. WORC,EST,ER and. BIRMING: HAM, aid KENN ET and AVON Canals. _ Particulars at the Mackworth Arms, Swanseal. tel, Birmiogham ; Hatchett's Hotel, .i'iccaailly Gam -ways; =dig Scott, New 13ridge.strtet, London. VN • -~ - --~. . : SAI u DA r, .AUGUST 23, 'lBO6. itis'b*wai published, In Orin t6s. inboards, . . . - 'A Vow :Edition s eOrreaecf,.of (17HE. HISTORY of the - LIFE" and • REIGN' of - t . .P P- KING Of Ni•Ac.:l:: DON • the. Bather of ALEXAKIiii•R. •—• -• • By THOMAS' L•gLAN.I3,..D. 'Fellow of Trinity College,, Dublin; rintiO'rot Longiitin; .1-11.irst; Rees,' 'ilia, 0 rme, Paternos ter-row ; and, J. Parker, Oxford, • • „ 141,5T0.RY...0F ENGLAND, from the earliest Records to the pies'ont cliipe, complete... R.PPTILLTPS has the Honour to to-the Public the onlY_complete,'-respeelable, - and Uniform - ,Series of 'E ngl isii..Histo.ry-Tbich-lms ever - beesi produced. M E's.History,.yas-brought- by t Yet Wster down to the,. period Of the Rev6lution,-and . Mr. BE L, &PI A M . hal taken N ..up the afrative from the Revolution and brought it down tb the Peace of - Amiens: '• • • ' .• • Both Works tOrm an unic,orm Series of Twenty Volumes,- and-they maybe lint of every Bookseller in - Th.lkm and Cowl- ' try, price. EIGH r .Ppt; ND S, in boards. ~_ . , Persons already possessing Mr,. Flume's" History may have Belsham's entire Widk- by itself,. in .Twelye Volumes, for FI V E GUils; l'.lrS, in boaras.: . , " as the latter pait . of...SMoiletls.;Cei.-erat titstory fi r equently sold previously to the appearance of Mr. Bel_. 'sham's Work, as a Continuation of Flume to the-Deatit of George. the' s Seconct, Mr. Phillips. thinks it proper to observe, that Mr. Belsham's Hisiory or the ReigitOr Gem'ge.therhird may be had separ.acly,' to com-piete Home.auti.SinoMtt, in :Volumes, price THREE POUNDS TWELVE 'SHILLINGS, in hOwds. Bridge-stieeti, ; Jan. S. • Miss ; f.)WENON!s NEW NOVEL This Day, was published, .. • In Three . Volumes, ITnotteeirrin, price 13s. 61 ih'boards, - IHE IRi&H GIRT,; National Story-; ` are delineated tae • Artniseinents, and Grievances of the Peasantry and Yeoinaitry *of Ireland. B'-SYDN-EY OW.EN;‘)N,. • ''Authoress of ti e NoviLL (if Ik St. Doiviiik, St Clair, e: - il'ititted - for Richard Phillips;' No u, 1;64e-street, Black. filars.; and sold try all Booksellers in.(;reat Britaut .and Ire. land. Of wh ii;a) be . , t • A New Edition of the Novice Qi b} - Miss awenion, .in 4 VUi5. .puce t,is. -in I.)oartts. - • •• The-Fifth f•dition of the Winter in London, by Mr : Surr, .3tv,ds...A3s.`6C • Add the Maid, Wile, and Widow, by Mr. Siddons, 3 yoli. 13s, titi. '• • VC) ES •fI :E COUNTY F . .Rt.',E . :IOi,DS . _ Cf:: Will ECkos..i.Sl m 1 41, 'I.IIE . S F S F„ 0 IA).- ST K. F. LT. TO LD'lo(' AUCTION, - " • . . By-nr.-ROBINS, Carraway':s,Citce-ttodbe, Comhill, on riday, ine'2 9 o'Cinci; in t 8 Lots, - VALIJAI3LE.TItEEHOLD_ES7,I'ArI'E, coin, -prwi t g,t sl yo Shops sttA. • u:a , !in Whireeri ? A':ititir;:irciv; - ,se,,s'wn of New.tian, c1140433149,9?.01r,"414;1`4.-4/i,or o p!pq!c.ti , ni.: , Dwel, ink g :rhoubt-s, nearly 'fbelWlllsle' tit Ada'm aii(l-4.6*.eoli'rt, and sundry : flowesin '','..clidositr,CFJA,t,lu i , t. : •td eor.s..l3qiiney , -tooper. and ooers ; toxpling a c'dniiiaet. suede Estate, .3v4rtticiticiatiteffirift:VVGeialeinen:wisll - for iattfress . .in t keCou-ty. May tie view e d 'appl)Ang corner of Adida7ind..gyocourt, ,vnere earticulars may de hlst ; se G arraway Wles6Tl Leaden avd. Stilie4i.gii,4Na.w:•Bc;swel.l-'court,•.Londop Wariqa-street,Golden-iquale. • • • "EJ.,k; GANT VI t e I,A,,:F A-R i‘ , l l ..aad NUS, near CROP. • 'DON, 11)1( E • - TO - tE , SUL D. • • By Mr, ROWNS, • At Carraway's C , .:1 'Ciiiii;;;.:••:111:',y;-COrnirill, on •••••• tsuldy, 7," , • • Desirable FREEHOLD Balled ClrlE - LSItA Al LODGE, consistinoifinieligible preseiitn,.g a-,-liantlsonie.,uni.toon elevation; with Coailt 7 house, Stabling, 13rj,W ., Lhoirse;" and' useful, t .tfice's Pleistire•:.gr6Und, add Kitchen:-garden, : t iudicinusly placed in a Paddock of so Acres, surrounded by sundry liiclosures of Arabfe,"Pisture;- - and'lN (acid . Lands . . in a ring fence, atid corn. frristu Fairehilds and tii,iiatns Hill, farm, in the Parishes of Clielsham;WeSt Wickhafn, and - Cudhain,arcci in the Coun ' ties of Sturtly . and K.enh; a C , .xtiu dit , us - H - alnl - nDtUse, agreeably detached troth the Nlansion, capital Barns, WaAgZin-locige,;Cow-ltotrse, and :numerous' C,ll - aLatige Ensranc . e., and t 'pa:client Co tags, conimiungnia the wine upwards of 374 Acres.- The situation is remarkably ;alubijous,i , ; about, s miles trout CroTtruir,"Brobiley; . .initiyesterli,on, add wi;wn is L ,n -tion;:tniaroupdett as,„4.,bpabitifut Vicinity,aiutultling iii Cattle, and'fil tile c,nt re of several tizicks of tri , :ungs. , vie(ved - with Ticket,, :Partwurarsof . Mr. Robins, Warwick street, , PIC,V;iI,LIIVG 0 FFIC*. rr4E CO2.llll7l3sl:olltEßSibi. VICTUAL LUG .mAyEry , i' N;11/1' dotereby give Notice, Th.it on Mondo , the tat of Sevember •On • ttrozhiay• the 2zd 4141 Month, and 0:t the'First irild•Thifd .(Vt2;:dryis in every succeedi,ij Month, they, will be lea y to receive i:etdert, in Writing ( c,regled . Qitantities . Of EN6 WSI-1 PEASE, o/ K!!,N. D.RIEIS s 1 - I()USEH()L - 1.) FLOUR, and of BISCUIT . S F, made from 11141 e .. Meal, ! :' as the reipeatve I) ale • therein may think.prOPCY to.,ffer :4o.2.e'deliv,oredinto Majer.. ty'a Stores 'at I_)eptford,; or-into the Arn?y Stores in St, 'Catherine s : and.to . be I:aid jOr by Billt,' ppahle, 2tith Inttrait, nine.ty days aper.date. Not a , Ty Tender for a less Qirantity than as.Ziarters of Peasi'ku;ill - be accepted ' . The Conditions J',t.br antrae7s may be seen at ihr Secretar.i's .• IVo rega:d will k kyl to any Telyer in which. the Price shall not be inserted in , "ctiot.is at ienith; or: that sball not be deliqiered tos the Board before Two 0 7 -Clock on tie respeilivedays 'appoixted ,for their ieceitfion as afeore , attt, n r 3:ns - es.r wia4.‘ the Tender,. or ,some Person on kir behalf; attends, to answer, called VICTUALLING-OFFICR, • July 23, 18c6.... THE COMMISSIONERSfi,rI7 . 67II4L.LING Hi ; Am,; EsTY'r NAPY do hereby give Nothe, That I . • . Wedne+day the 3d . of September next, the_y will - be rea4 to re , cei.ire Tenders, in Vliting (4ealed up), and treat with such Pe r sons as willeendertake to' siepp t iyi all such guantitiesrof .Cheshire t Derbyshire, JVarwickshire, and Gloucestershire C REES E, or CFIE ESE of 'equal gcodness; and 'ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTT ER-, or BR ITI $ f li LII 4 . TBR of qua/ gc , ?dness,arshall be : 'required for Mejertes Vißualliag Service from the tst of Oelober next to tize ~.3oth. l . S eptember, 1807; inclusive ; to be deli vered from time to time, ai demanded, into His Majesty's Vic tualling Stores at Deptfr d, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, at . Codiafior's , expiet ;i to .be . 3.varranted to, keep good and sound for 4h-e*are-Rf pix months from the rtspeaive pee iods of de ivoy ; and to be paid for by, Bills, kyable, with interest, trimefy d..!ys .a/ter Conditions .of the . Contrafir M'air be seen at the Secretary's Office, at or by aptlYink Yobli bunster7;ille, :ekentfor the Viqualling at Cork. Itisu regar,i had foal ? ). Tender in which the Pace shall not be insertedin words at letrgtb, or that'shall not be zfelivered to the Board before One o: Clock•on the said Wednesday, the 3d of S - tembernext, nor - unlegthe Person who makes the Tender, ,c;r:Some person on his behalf, attends, to answer, • when called for. TfIE'CQIWDLt 1);. gILEAD. I DEsoisis wild are enervated in .Youth seldom .1„ oy ld aih any . other meani than tars Resta- rative; b age l . . spec:tily co ne On; .and the thread of tire shorter - ten toondation of a happy. akeil - a good constitution in youth teiriperance and ino deratiote, at that age, are pc,ssports to happy xfsy 'The Cordial Balm of Gilead, by its - softening, heating, nd tonic qualities, and,salutary ettects,,allittds a sure prospect Gt . returning ,streOrn, and a certain hope of iritisi.arlar inviAo;o ttoh, tp thoe.Who are ‘l::bilitated.. by,prernature or exec's-rive ,liitinigenc,es : hence aria:: weakness of sight, vertiBosi loss of 'aPretite, and Mental decay. ' • , . 1 ouch *if either who have practised a secret and de strilative Vice; and thereby, relaxed, weakened, and &bill : wed titp-..-tyliole, NeryLuis Sysivn, vvili_find the Cordial B of. Gilead the most - •/s2'wert'at,- certain,: and erlettual remedy. Tehas'bedi ime'onf;ttonlY sttecesitutwtth yOung,Peol , le woo haVe . 'the appearance and air of old age ;, who are pale, , ininate, benumbed, sauliitl, and even imbecile.; whose bodes ,are beLaaine bent, whose legs are ad longer scar‘ely.able to . 'carr'y them; who have an tiller distaSte-foreyery thing, and are totiT I y i nca pacitated:. iWirere the .stomadi is frequently disordered, the body is weakened; paleneSs, bodily decay, 'and ernsLiation, succeecilliiirhost destructive habit; and the ',eyes sink into the, head, Thp virtu:e of the• Cordial Balm of Head is daily derrioristrate&,. 'eradicating the worst and •sintiAt dangorptks,syniptopsot Neryops DisynkllS; and 110t1A111; haS,tended sp much to establish' the fame of this Mali,:ine, as •-iti:ozirtaht-success lit , rhose -couiplaints winch strike their roots so deep an .the,eoustitution, and'are so fatal to thlrhap 'pint:Ss-Of mankind:. •- • •• T : • • ' Prepared by Dr. solornon, Gilead House, near Liverpoo in I6N. 6d. and.33'sYbOttles ; the latter contain tour 91 the former, by, - Which purchaser - saves -to. Every genuine bottle has a Stanip, which bears the Proprietor's name and, -address, " Sarnl:Scilomon, Liierpool," to . imitate which is • felony.. -. • . ' . . • • - • • - Sold by Mrs'. Mittitcws, •No/tBi. - Strand, .Londotr; Mr. • Smith, Veifuiner,-Nto. 3s, .and Mr. .Raebum, Woith Bridge; I3axrer shd Mr', Scott, Soutli.Bridge:;-Mr: Davidson and Husband,: l Eden and Co. 'Edinburgh; Mr, Baxter,, G lasgow; W. Cameron,. Gieenocl ; G.• Biowniiig, Paisley; FF. ra w. ford, - .W. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. WhjteSide, Ayr ;. e W W. Crawford, Girvan ; (..Carstko, New. • Douglas; T.. Nl 4 Mtilan; Kirkcudbright; T. Nl'Credie, Kirk. • .alrly.s J. Myth, Leyep ; J. Dempster, CuPar; Allan, Dun dee; P. Ciaikie, Montrose; J. Mitchell, .and Qtb ; D r , white, ntosh, Irivernes •; T. • .M 4 icenzie, torna . wa P V . ; '. Taylot . , §tranfacr ; johns^iii and 7Bis'set.- Perth; W. , A.naerSou,'Sterlittg; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; . Wilson, I)tinbar ; Vinnet, • Ar.: btbath ; Dicksuri, Dumfries ; ; Weddel,itin Wick ; .Patetition t Arbutlanot,'lod janiteson, terli'ri,ad'; A, 11 , 1(DoriAlrl, Glask4Wl and by most - .Boolcsellers, andtVenders , of Patent Medicines in the ,United ICingd4n. . - 4 . . . .kIEALTH. ,AND LONGEVITY. PR;. - VAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANT(I3ILIOPS PILLS: . fk17 3 1 , 1E Celelsrity of the Analeptic • Pills, as a De _ rterai P reservative of t kat th, is ht'corne universal, front their Efficacy in those complaints which 'continually filth tile 1-lumm .- Frante tacit as Colds, kheuniatisins, Ilead-achs, Indigesticins,.anci other Dis ,. :_ies of this Sttirriach and Bowas ;. wilictl'arkse frenn , the Vicissitudtts or our 'Mite, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life; atxi.these, s'afutary Lffeds are produced by' gently:ripeniti6 the Porei by Night, and the Body by Day, without. requiring any parti cular itegtmen:or. Confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills area's° very serviceable in 13illotts and other deep seitedisorders, yet being des.ioed as a mild Purgative only, and therefoie not' always sußiciently active, the Antibitious- Pah'hitve bc'en't,!comsnend,ll in aid; t o y an emit, :it Physician, • who has used tii . ;icanes combine:l tor ni,r,.; years .ivith the haiiip iese Success in c:oinplitluts Liver,, as Pvell: as in ocher internal. Disc.ist.i.„ • . ; Sold 011 by y.....Ng\vties,y and Suns, No: 4i, St. Paul's Churcli-,yrkl,. the way, lour rti)ors ttorn ttte tor- • lie? •Ch.apsiele., "Lutidou 1)1. 13tpes's late Flou,se in - Mito6-strzet ; vii. pciee .4s:•; .4 Box, or six rune ltdro - and the4ntibilious price as. 4d a box,.lltity imrlurded...—Onvrve' that the woods Nembeiy, NO. Is, ittv rogrAv';:d in. Stamps., . • . • . . • OFF(CE ORDN'ANCE, . - s Aug; 20, 1806. . , . . ... • , , _ T HE. PRINCIPAL -OFFICERS of ISIS MA ,. yES:I - 4''s ORDNANGR do. berel . ; give Nr.tice,. That Proposals wit'l be received at their Of..'ci, in .Si. .111artsaret.set, :Wilttninster, on or Wore Wedoesclqy ibe 3.1 of .51;;Inber next, it ,, ns such Persons as m i ry be willing-to undertake the *IN) , of 4al r ItS 41 eptd - I' 0R 0 I p.N .-IR 0 N fi.r . Ile So-vice of . this Departmetit,. zipctra - contra . l7 for a Periosb,of Three Yeats.: _ : • 4e )'error,)'error,and Co4..ditions .. of the ,contrapnray be known up on application iit the Secieta7's qifice, in St. .111argalet-street; any day 4et•iiveit tLe /xurt of Ten and Foar-4'el,i•k,•.iyhere the Pro posals ‘pe Ib be teased dnd . r ked on . the - for the Supply, of itish Iron for the Service of tiif Mcjcsfy's Ordnaiice ;" but no I' rcpo,sa4 can.iirad milted aft,;r the said 34 day of ,Septeinber., By Order of tbeßdard, • K. H. CREW, Secretary. ALARmiNG to Hu' rtianitk-1 86 Wor ms, 6.0 r 8 • inches long, from a ,Child of Mrs. Ailcoti,- ile- FAA, aged two yearti. What is more surprising to relate, many 0i them crept °Why-the 1103 C -31 ti MUM:-lSe s} rnp tows were pains in the head, large belly, soreness and Wil ing of the nose, starting hi sleep.-irrgalar appetite, tits, &c. In proof, w.e'can only add, the Wdtms niay in part be seen at Dr. CARON I.OCs, 74, rw4r. w -st reet;* and 3, High-street; Shereditch ; by whose AlteratiVe Pills and Tin,Ct um the Child was cured, andis noAin good health. V. S. The Doctor attends fouridaYs' a week; from-ten' till: one o'Clock, Monday-and Friday, Long Acre -, Tuesday and Saturday: Shoreditch. ' 6th. 43. 6d, or 215:, a Box. , , ( a- - AI I 'Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels yield 'to OR VENEREAL AND . SVOIOUTIC COM . PLAINTS.. - A R. FREEMAN'S OUTTA SALUTARIS-is by l', tar the most sate and elreatial Rcrrie4 ever vet disco vered for the cure of that danger Disease. Persons unhap pily ailli.tte.tl with Venereal Coinplaints,-iii ail - its srakes and under its variot.6".ai,ipeat'ance, will thid a-secure and present Rliel..l3 ) rtakiug-`Allese : most invaluable I)rops rqr their,excill'ency-during thirty years prattice in The mostpo.. puloOs part of London, viz. Hatton-garde n ,' n a've,been . tua ed Gutta S'alutaric. ' k The Seere::y with which most persons :go afli i. find. it neeatil to concea.i titeir sufJ rin may be - safel) einPlOysd while using thew Drop§ ; since titer render c'onfinetnent• un— rt,iev:ess3ry, as well as all unetuous or merciurial. Preparations, or any surgical_Opertion whatever. ' • lay appointintmt at Dr. Freermi . they,are Sold by 12, But ler, 4, Cheapside; corner'of Patcrnotarvrow tic), and +'idling, 76„ f)xfordvstreet; Bull and Cad , xell, Dublin; Scott,,Smith, anci Bax-ter, M‘Dotiaiii; Clasgovv; Stain, Manchester ; Lathtuiry„, LiV,ttpool, Mani:hi:stet* ;• and most Mec4the Vents in ev...ry Town, is Bottres . , at 25. 9d. each. i4J,TE ix . i-Ei'Eto jiA7'TLE bP ACbOUNT OP +llk liAit'LE OF AtittiALlTi., 14T AN AUSTRIA N OFFICER. tt'ontiizued from ow- Paper Y.4.esterday.) . . , _ - .• - About nine o'cloelt the Enemy received a rein , f - wcentent 'of - .4-bdo Men-from, the Corps of Marshal DAvousi.. These-Traops hastened frorri the Com. yei tof Reygern a ndt hG Vren,ch, then pkfi tingby a. very thick ,fog, agiin tool: possession of the village,- and advanced eve td the- height on this side. In. order to-stop , their progress, (3eneql Nnsaltz Made a. rapid charge with two. squadrorts of hussars of. Hesse Horriburgb. ,The nussian - cbassetirs, and an'Atistrian -battarroit 'which had been; in Tellnitz, had retired 'in disorder; the Russiart . regitnent of New-Ingermaulapd 'support them, and made a retreat - , which, in the midst-of the fog, threw one- part 'of the column into a ttp ch i;*" t - matt arrested the progress of the French infantry, and some hun dreds of prisoners were made. The trig being dis persed, the Allies advanced anew, and he Ent:my abandoned the village. The first column deployed in several lines upon the . height, and 'Pellnitz was retaken. W.het) the French retired from this point, the defile was passed withovit opposition by the "ca valry brigades under Prince' MAtjaiCE and General STUTTERHEIM; Which drew up beyond it-,-and nitz, and the detile„wereoccnpied by Some batta lions. with artillery The Efi t emy then abandoned entirely the plain between Teliritis and Turas, but were not pursued because the communif-ation. with the second colUtun.was not' yet established. The Austrian cavalry thus avoided the snare which the right Wing Of the French . Army laid fot them, by its retreat. • - During. this combat at Tellnitz, the-second and third columns had quitted the heigins• Of Pratzen, and approached SolwinitZ; which - aS occupied by 'two battalions of the division of LRGRAN D. These defendcd,therriselves, on the approach of •the Rus-. slaty chasseurs at the head of the ,colualus., The , Prench had'some cannon on a heiglit between So, kolnitz and Kobelnitz, 'which - last 'was oc cupied•by the F:suemv's-reserver a pretty sharp:Can ponade,, of Solioiniq . took 'place, which destroyed the village. These two Russian colutpus, without • troubling themselves with what passed at the fourth column, -without direa communication with it, 'an'd without being stopped _by the of fensive tnovtinents of the Enemy, thought only of the original Plan, pur sued their mivement4 upon Sokelhitz, and after'a long and useless cannonade- entered that village, which . m, , as,,carrid without much .resistance. The two columns,, in passing the village, c r os s e d one ' another, WhiCh prodUCed-ConfiisiOn., We shall now fora moment leave Ails point, and .transport outselves to , the centre and the right-Of the Allies, to see what - passed ; there during the taking of Tellnitt and . (7kolnitz. .The 'French Emperor, whottr it .. did not escape that the in&ve . moots :of Austro-Russian Army wanted both concert and steadiness, and wim saw that the Jeft, by the i great circuit which it mad e , was sepatat -ed.from.the centre in -proportion as.. it advanced; Marched against the centre the masses which he kept united, in order -to cut off the left wing,, which did riot cease iMprudently advancing, .that . it -might turn the' French Army, in .. a position Whete it no longer was'. -The reserve of the French Arin'Y, composed often battalions of -the iniperial' Guard, , and of ten battalions of grenadier under General OttprNoT, _reirfaitied - unoti the heights_ between - Schlapanitz and Ktrbelnitz...ThiS reserve never fired trinsquet .during the battle. AlarShal-SouLT: with the two divisions of St. HILAIRE and V.lsnAmmE, plaCed in the night' at the - bottorn" otzlhe valley of .Kobelnitz; traversed that,s'd..lage,. to diveilits attack upon the heights and.thevilla.ge of Pratzen. Mar _shal BERNArboii'E - , 'after having passed, Iby 'a small bridge, the'Streatri Of the village-of . Girschlkowiiz, a • few musquet-shots,from the Enerny,..iwith . thedivi, .sions of Ilivatup. and Daon.4T, took a --direction' to the, heights of klasovitz: ',llle'eavaity u Prince AILTRAT drew uji in - several litres t& theleft r of Butt riADorTE, and matched- between..Girschikdwitz.and Krug.. Marshal. LANNEs, with the-divisions of CAN . PARELLI ant r i'StrquET, advanced . uiiyri_ the cause way. The battle-then commenced on -all rite- points --ofth'ecentre and right o . f. the lbe Arch duke 00N ‘ STNTIN . F., With the .GLiardS-, formed the reserve, of the light, :and quitte - cl,- at.:flie time . ap., ' pointed., the heights -Left •e; reach those of Blasovitz .Scarcelk had - he 'u rived .at thttt ',point, :when he gaged with. the. sharp .shooters of the . division of artd•of the cavalry of . Plince MURAT . , commanded by. K . ELLEtustA . N.., The „GrAild D u k e haitily occupied' the , village of BlaioWitz., with a battalion . - Of 'cliassentsOf 'the gifaikls':''at the same moment :PrinceJomi of Lichtt...-nstein .arrived with ,his cavalry. Accoithig to r -the 'plan, that General was to march Upon' theleft of Prince 43Ao! r ta rrit ozg, to' make hitri - 4elf - master of the plain beloneiSchlapa riitz.: That c r , - oltm3nof.cavalry which:had been placed behind the third c.olunin,. and which was to march upon the' right to advance to its point of at taek, 'was stopped on its . ma - : - ch' by the coluniris of infantry, which crossed it,when_ Alley advanced for ward in order . t:6 , descend the heigliq. During his march, the Prinoe 'of Lichtenstein had hastily placed ten squadrons under' Lieut.-Gen. UwAttow on:the left of Prince i3AGRATRiON, to secure the, flank of that - General, which had ,a part.,:of. the - cavalry of MußAT . ,before - Nth. r ; After the regiment of hussar§ of Elizabethgrod; lied : formed 'themselves, tti6 .; t:C 4 rit t riiii - of Duke wassat , thehead or, the.column of eay.alry.— The Prince of Lichtenstein arrived on, the left of the. Griincl . Duke, found the Et etny in presence of the Russian guards : carky df•KELLER--. JUAN, supported by the infantry of the right of BER • blADOil s E'aid , of • the left:of . 3.ixtaiEs, The Prince ,~==-