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4 . A-DM 718 011 41 :rt V &/Aril t 4 / 1 4 4 .2. • • • iV • fI c IZ I • .1.140 4. d , 4 . - • , 3 •1„,),VAN.4111.7'N,/,'"iii:Yo..' • 1;ilil -r f NUMBER 4334.] TUESDA Y; AUGUST 5, 1806. PRICE SIXt;ENCI. To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, and adorned with numerous Engravings, price los. 6.1. in boards, A New Edition, bein< the Fifteenth, of T HE PLEASURES of MEMORY, with. other POEMS. BATTLE 017',4USDERLITi. By SAMUE I. ROGERS, Esq. Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 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To I'HOMAS TAYLOR, Esti. • Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-street, londOn. j CONSIDER it but an aft of justice due to the a. merits of your LE Ak E's PATENT PILLS, to corn_ malicate to you the following Cure which has recently beet/ pertbrmed by them : An Acquaintance of Mine, by the.' breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (aft ended by a complication of dis Orders arising therefrom), was reduced al rnost.to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a varier). of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which scented to suit his case, or to do him any service remained in a most ;e -duced and pitiable situation for two years, ' tin4ble• to follow his profession, and scarcely_ able to walk o r even ro stand on his less; in fail .o one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible for him to recover. He was advised 'at last to try' gout Leake's Pills—he did so,. adhering strictly.to the. direelions given with them. He had not taken, more than two boxes. be fore he found an alteration cur the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by - taking a few . a , ,ces more' he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and •is now as health) and stout as any .man I know You are welcome, Sir, to icier any person tome for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted, I am,-Sir, your obedient humble servant,. - Library, Folkstone. THOS. I'URDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tilos. Y LOA, Mernber of the RoYal College of Surgeons, London, at his Hotrse, No. 9, New Bridge-greet ; Where, after a' constant residence of more than. Forty. Years, in a practice particularly direeted to the Cure ol Vene real Complaints, and these incidental to the Parrs o: Generation in both Sexes, Jvith that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always observe, 'hr flatters himself, the advice and assistance lie gratuitous ly administers to P C rsons taking thiS Medicine, will he esteemed by a discerning, Public, as an adaiita4e seldom - to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appiiintrnent, tot Ili,: convenience ol those liVingat.a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's -street, Pall... Mall; the Toyshop, .No. 103, .i)xtimi - Street ~Z4O. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edintr; rgli ; NI r. ' i )onald'a,•G las gow; Mr. callwell's, Duiblibi; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; . Mr. Atkinsofi's, Manchester ; ,and by tine Per Son in every :.considerable Town in Great Britain . and Irclaud, in• Poxes of only 2S. 9d. ' each, sealed up wan rbll and plain direc -tions, whereby - persons of eithor sex may cure trieniselvel iwith ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. - 13. Every Box *sold in ()rest iiritain is sealed . up wit! 'a stamp, on which, by'lavour of the t.:e44lcri•6sioners.,l6 pc int ed, ai the Stamp-Oliice, " Tailor, No, 9, Nev 0r , ,t;e,7 site,::," to imitate whiGhli terns. EASTI,NbIif y 3s, I 8 ofi . T HE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the • UNITgD COMP. 4 NY of 111ERCHel N 7 Sof ENG ', A ND,. traiiing to the East Endles,. herehj. give Notice, - nett the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in to ing; scaled rep, on or before Ifiednesday, the zoth otiLegust next, from such Persons 'who m.fy be willing to Supply the Cosa. lay with _ _ _ Anchor.; and Grapnals. Canvas. • Copper, Pitch and Tar,. Shot and Shells. Swedish Iron. And that the Conditions cf the Cchtrat"is may - be seen upon 410. Tatiomio Mr, James Coggin, Clerk to the said Committee; 'with °whom the Prot osals must hi kJ heforeTwelve o'clock at Neon, on the said 2•~tb of August, bowed• which . hour she Committee will mt "receive any Tcrid,r. ELEGANT VI'LLA, FARM, and LANDS, near CROY 'DON, SURREY. TOTE SOLD BY AUCTION, - _ fly ROBINS, At Carraway's Coffee-house, , Cornhill, on Friddy, 29th August, at Twelve o'Clock, • - Desirable. - FREEHOLD 'ESTATE,. .called CH E [,SHAM LODGE, cinsisting of an eligible Mo dern Villa, preSenting a handsome uniform elevation, with Coach. ionse, Stabling, Brew-house, and useful Offices, Pleasure ground, and Kitchen-garden, judiciously -placed in a Paddock of 50 • Acres,' surrounded by sundry inclosures of A rable,J'Atnre, and Wood Lands, in a ring fence, and corn prisinL,:Fairchitds•and Higloms Hill Farm, in the Parishes of Chelsitain, West ‘Vickhani, and Cudhain, and in the Coun ties of Su Prey and Kent ; with a commodiou s F arm -h ouse agreeably detached front the M ansion, capital Barns, Stabling, 'Waggon-lodge, Cow,house, Granaries, and numerous con venient Buildings, a Lodge, Entrance, and two. excellent cottages, containing in the whole upwards of 374 Acres.— The situation is remarkably saltibrions, isabbut 5 miles from Croydon, Bromley, and Westerham, and within 15 of Lon don, surrounded by a beautiful Vicinity, abounUinvin Game, andln the centre of several Packs of.Hounols. May.be . viewed by ► ckets. Particulars at the White Hart, Godstnue ; Greyhound, Croydon and Carshalton 1 ; White Hart.,_ Re gate; hcll, Bromley ; at Garraway's ; of Mr, Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. 'I'M • Rev. Dr. BARCLAY has -been fa voure d wit h,,a great variety of testimonies, ackimvlerlging the efficacYonlis itCLAY's ANTI-1311..10US PILLS; lie begs leave to submit the following, athiresseci to. Dr. Wholesale Agent, by the I-lon. Archdeacon Caulfield.: " Sir, - 6 4 Gleriami,. July 8, 18 . 05. " I have reerivfd your fresh supply in two,double boxes " of this most excellent Medicine, denominated Barclay's ".,A,nti-Bilious Pills, for which the Rev; William Barclay . " .has a 'Patent. 1 informed you 1 had found them very dB " cdcious, and you requested permission to add - my name to ' 6 the most respeaahle signatures in its favour. I should "•imagine the Archbishop of Canterbury's name of itself " sufficient, and acknowledge I tried the. Pills entirely on " mytirm b;:iiet that it •was in itself an host. It is not pos. si bre so a personage would sutler his name to be " niade. use of hut for_t he good of the Public, or that it could " ha-annexed to any-thing but truth. I have experienced the s moilwss of the foundation on which I built, for I " was subject. to. tormenting flatulencies, proceeding from awl have to thank• Mr. Barclay for the cure. ' You " may, tinnefore, make use of my name where and when you " please. - "'I am, Sir, yours, &c. -" J, CAULFIELD, ArcndeacOn of Kit more.'! Sold whOlesale .0 retail, by appointment of Dr. lidrclay, at Nlr. 'Btu No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster row ; and oy Bull and Callwell, Dublin ; Scott, Smitl►, and Baxter, lidinot.rgli ; Macdonald, Glasgow ; Stains, c:tester; (;t:.:;sfals, , Liverpool ; and by most Covntry Medi cine Vender.i in every Town.. 4 Caution.--k the nme of William Barclay is en tS,e,Sr4.l.t,, which is affixed on-the Out-si...;e wrap, of boN. ;. ali not so stamped are a dangerolls . is. 6,i. culd los..per box, with ample tliredion4. . , Of this celebrated Battle, which, the fa& cannot .now be dissembled / . 4ecided. the, fate of the Conti. rent, and established 'upon a basis .'eerningly - . Ini peri4hable the stupendous powet of Fritnce, Tittle is known except , the result. The two, official account's which have appeared are either extremely deficient, or liable to the imputation of gross and intentional misrepresentation. The Russian relation is sub jeet to the first reproach ; that of the French- - to. the latter. The following account is not open to either censure : 7 7- • THE BATTLE qr . AITSTEB.LrTZ,- BY •AN .AUSTRIA OFFICER, AN -EYE-WITNESS or van BATTLE OF • THE 2D -OF bECE.:‘.TRER, .1805. " The BattleS qf Krems and Hollabrtum are known. 'After them M. DE 'KU'l'LrZOW,dit,,:to his retreat towards triton,. and. etfeEted it -from, that period, .without being greatly harassed by. die Enemy. The first, RuSsian Army bad orders to refuse every kind of serious engagement, and to •basten its retrograde movements, for.the,purpose of firm ing a juthion with that of General w4O- was marching forward,with rapidity to come Wits assistance.- M. KUTiTZOW had effietcd a dif ficult retreat'. from the Inn to Moravia. The re treat coMinenced on the 14th of aitober, :Ind con tinued till November. 18 :.though much inferior to the. Enemy, this Russian Army succeeded in form. ing a junaton without any considerable loss,' In proportion to the .advances of the Grand French Army, its combinations multiplied, and the neces sity for distributing its forces increased. The tUts sian General had the advantage of concentrating his forces during his retreat, which he also eifetted in good order. For this he was prin c ip a ll y i n d e b ted to Prince BA4RATEIION, who. condtiOed the rear guard with great firmness. The two Russian Ar tales formed a junction at Wischau, on. the 18th of NovehTher, and ti-oin that period- formed One Army ..under General lcuTozow. It coast,' e„ of 104 Battalions, inclusive of 20 Battalions of Aus trian Infantry ; 1.59 Sqnadrons of Cav:Ary, inelußg ifty-four Austrian Squadrons, and fitly of.cossacks. `".rhe AustrimCorps.was commanded by Price JouN 'of' Lichtenstein ; fits 'lnfontry,.was cowposed of xieen Battalions of recruits, Ern - led: . anif 'organ ized 'within the,courseof a month. General lc IF!.NT MAYER, with. be remains Of hisCorps-,'being wo4k ened:in consequence of the Movements of:Gls:mai MEEIWELDT• towards ; Styria, fortned also .a Part of the, Corps: under Prince Jan,N -of :Lichienstein. The, Archduke FER,O2 z; AND, with the 'remains-of the Army. of LT-Inl;_and sajne i3cntasons newly raised; was in Bohemia; and thus covered the right , of the combined Army. At this epoch,. this Artny might be estimated at 72,000 men. - The CA.rps.nrider the Archduke FERDINAtiD , was from 18 to 20,b00 in. number. The Grand French Army, after it had passed the Danube, advanced into Moravia, with the Corps under. Prince Mur.AT, .Marshals SOULT, LA4,:NES, and. BERNADOTTEs ; the latter was at length opposed to the Archduke FERDWAND, and moved to Igian. Mar,hal DAvotTsT, after, put - . suing General MEERVELDT thr - ough Styria,'march ed towards ,Vienna, by way of Presburgii. General MARMONT'S Corps marched into Carinthia, and afterwards into Styria, to effect the junction be tween the Grand Army and that off Italy, and . finally to. prevent the re-union of the Archduke CHARLES with the Army under Gen.KUTVZOW;" • but the movements of the Arclici t uke -werei 1 - natie` in such a masterly manner, and his force so well' concentrated, that he 4 . 0 'not, Ow the French time • to. confine him. .at Gratz. 'Mari dial NEY.,' after passing the Inn, took his direction •to the Tyrol, by way oL Sc carctitz._.• " Hitherto ; While,then,twoßussian Armies:Were united near Wischau, ,Prince Mtitsvr's Corps —was the only one that was _advanced beyond theta ; thiS corps was partly the French advanced guard. The • corps under the Marshals SOIILT and LANNES ) ,t he . Imperial Guards under. Marshal, BESSIERRS, and a corps of Grenadiers drawn friim the whole, firming a reserve 0f,15,000 men, were - comnianded by Gen. Duitoc. The' Army near 13runn. consisted Of eight Divisions, of abqdt 7000 men each. The. Russian Army was so much fatigued by forced marches, in order to approach its succourse•that - at • Wischan it was determined they should • march by way of Olmutz, in Order that the troops should enjoy a few 'days rest.. Opinion was.-at that time Very. much .divided. The Russian advanced posts had no kind of information relative to the•position and the force of the Enemy.; and during a short time even Prince BAGRATIIION was ignorant of - the position of the French advanced guard. The Austrians also, in spite of .the facility which they ought to, ha''e possessed for procuring 'intelligence •: ill the country,, in this respe& had nothing to de- pend upon - but rumours extremely vague. How ever, it appeared soon' after this that the French force was only concentrated -in small numbers ' near Brunn, and different Generals of the Cont billed Army advised, at Wischau; that the offert. - , sive shuuld be renewed. It is possible that' this moment would have been a retie happy one tlriii that which was chosen at a laterperiod. The fir:yes Of the Combined Army were, from the igth of NoVember, superior to those of .the Enemy, who was ignorant-of the jun&ion which the two Russian • Armies hi4d made, and could not be prepared to. expeCt a movement on the ofinsive, such as.every. manceuvre upon one of his flanks woula have - been. BUt this very division of opinion, perliap3, rendered the movement upon Ohnutz necessary, because those who commanded had not that energy tivltitii . aloPe 'gives the coup d'a?..i/ to war. " . ..The Army set out on the 21st oiNovember from Wischau, and two days after took a position Ohnutz. It was oil N0v.,23 that •the Army tc,oit. ricTuALLING.OFICE, • • Ytt(y 23, LSO6 : THE COAIMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Ills MAyESTI"s htre4y give Mike, 7Zat, on Wednetday thn 3d of September next, they will he ready to re. ceive Tender;';'llt . vn Fling (sea.led up), and treat with sucb Per— sons at will undertake IS vipp?) , sneh pantiiies of Cheshire, Derlyshl4, 11.Ernvickshire,' .and Chucest,r.thire CliEksE, or CHEESE - of equal goodness, -and ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER, or 13'R ITISH BUTTE R of equal goodness, gir shall be reqt?ired for Ills .114esty's ViditallingServiee freest the Ist of Od:ber next to the 301 b of september, 18 , a7, inclusive to le dell 7 'vexed front tinteto time, as dent.rnded, :into His Mijesty's stealing Store:. at 4-psi:, 4, Portsmouth, Plpnoullt, and Cork, at tbei Contra7or'sexpenee ; to le 'warranted to keep good and sound for the spare of six. months 1 , -f:nt the respective periods of ,de-• livery ; and tube paid for by Bills, payable, with interest,. ninery days after date. - The Conditions of the Contrarls may be seen at the Secretary' s !Vice, at Chit Office ; or by applying to Mr. John !Pillions, Disaster - vale, Agent for the Vientalling at Cork. No reward will be had to any , Te. nder in which the Peke shalt I not be inserted in words' atiength, or that shall not A.! delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said lif t eduesdqy,the'ld of Sep.' tee ! next, nor wiles: the Person lvho makes the Te n d e r, o r some l' PerSoll on his &bell, attends, to answ e r, when called f&r, : . . r icTUA.LLING-OFFIC E.,' , . • ' ykl. 25, !FA.' .COMMISSIONERSforrYCTUALLING Hir eljk.STl"s NeWrdo• hereby give Mike, That on,Thutsdv, the 7th of Anna next, at Eleven o'Cltck precisely) the Forenoon, the will .be ready to 4, to the highest Bidder, at Ibis Alajeity'S .I'rentihes, at Deptford, su':dy Lots of P1:011 . 3;`)NS and I/lanai/tog Stores, -viz. Bread, .-Prea,l Dust, , BakebouSe.Sweepings, Damaged Meal, Flour, Flour Sweepings; Rice, R ..sins, Pease,. Pease 'Screenings, Doll, Oatmeal, Oatineal Sweepings,- Bags and RJAs, Butter,.c; rease, Si Scrvings,'Checse-, Sugar, Silei, New' Hoards, Doublet and Stab t:ndS, Staves of various descriptions, Wine Pipe, Brandy • Piece, lyisie hogshead, and Foreign Heads, Tight and., Dry head ing (D'ble Pieces) Wine Pipe and' Brandy Pi?ces, Wine • Floxshe . ..ris,-..1r0il hoops brjakeit . and bent, and itiorn out CoOperi' Tools. PlijestyviFinal/1:1g Perini:es, al Depsf.:"rd. .47Dlesit of .2sl. per Cent. is to br made upon Me aswittnt cf each 1.41,1 t Me lime of _Sale ; and iJ the lentainder of the Pfnney be ;Mt faid, evld the Particulars twenty working days .11terwardit, the be forfeited, and the Gods entai.v the properly of the The 0 1 4er Conditioat way Ee3eeit, andirinted Catalogue: may be bat!, .at Secietaty's Office. . - . l`