The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

CERTAIN CURE FOR THE GOUT.

WHEREAS, Advertisements doily appear un-
et!r my name, loiter i,ing the Public, that the Perot
(twiny Deirbarweot may Ise seen At VI,. Eta.
buratii.-.- 11l Be iturd-atrect i if any p. rsnn, ilirotnie, should
seirrinred I. req war to see the Patent, I will thank the o to
dove r•• see my legal Awry era, by winch Slip are •iithrir-
lied, in ein manner, to nerve tree ed nay rid .either
bee Inc t the Puhhq 'hit my Pis., and my of .er
can elm.' be had gen.iiiie. either at
sly W ,r.h,0t.0, at tile shop of Mr. hr.h., B okscl rand
lir atom. Staff-rd.stie-t, Wind avert .e at the ithurgi tb IS
who, t..g.ely ',pointed by riv.
latior. • 2t, BOPS WM hA7CI.AY.
S. II No Medicine pretending to be nosed wider my ...true,
is g•oui.r.,„ without the %awe Is engrited on a Mack coolie
The .Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S SPECIFIC for
the stet-, safe, and ;north, reher of the trOU r, anti every
other ai Aide what-act,r, proteeding horn that (OA .ounce,
hitherto one of the t)porobria of Medicine, sod the ow
*sr err • of gite. messing reararches of the snob ingeuraos
Phynciaar, until Mr. Barclay Mysore! trio wh eh,
bra .ens of stars, has never failed an procarii.g yfri, even
In the roust violent aroidaiigerotei isareNrolol,4 that even cruel,
sod hitherto invincible complaint, in whatever part of the
human frame it may be situated, which is candi.ly allowed Sy
the rebbrated De Bend•es, in his Tieitts, upon the Gout, to
be the propeity_of Mr. harchn's Invention al-ne The lair tea I
ut nart.cular, will fiailsuch relief in the tree use of the Specific •
bid Pella, as will assure to them, by a contirtilatice, co:ofrom
%MTh they have not es ;tenanted, probelionly, for years before.
Itirelay ha', been favoured with pe tttt heron to refct, cities
personally, or by letter, to the followieg &Nut:466lVA port on-
ages, for the truth of the above adertione.
1.,•• Lord Bishop of BATH and WILLS,
Sight Hon. Viscount DILLON,
Sir JOHN lIONI %WOOD, Bart. M P. for Hortitest.
S'r STYMIES LUSIIINGTON, Bad. M P. Pentyn,
TIIOMAS ANSt)N, !'q. MP. for Litchfield,
JAMES AMY ATT. Esq. M P for Southampton,
C CIL FORRESTER, Esq. M.P. for Wenlock,
SICIIOI.SON CALVERT. FM. M.P. for Ilerer.'‘•
EDMUND BOEI IN, Esq. New street, Spring Gardens,
THOMAS IIAMAIERSLEY, Eat. Pall Mall,
G W DICK TS, Esq. Private Secretary to the late Archbishop
of Canterbury.
The Rev. Mr. DIMOCK, Liberten to the late Arelibislinp
Dr Barclay has been favoured with a great vertrie of testi.
mom a. •Ol•olfi iritgi7.ig the erfit•cy hleleob• ; but their
auinher and length preventing their townies' in a newsps,ier,
be ther,fate confine, Moseh to two of the meet recent the
Sri, adhered to Mr. Bull, his Agent in Dublin, Ay the Hoe.
,Archdeacon Caulfield, inol the other to himself, by nue.
Re said, Esq ut Bath.
(COPY.)

Ste, O'enarm, July M. IBMS
" I have received your fresh soKly, in two double beam, of
1, most excellent Medicine, deirominarod Antibilious
" P.lle, fee which the Roy. William Etirclay has a Patent. I
" I..i..tnict you I had found them very afro.x rout, and you re-
" „test I,ei to add my name to the mast rest, COMO
1111/11.atlIteli.lh it, horror. I shoolil imocloir the Arentmehoi/ of
" Canteibury's nein, of itself .efficient; end a4nowlertee I
" trir.xl the Pills entirety en my firm b^liot that it was in tan If
"an host. It is not posoble In dicnifirol a pi-menace
" would stiffer his name to be made tn.. of but for the rod
" of the Public, or that it engirt la, annexed to any thins but
" truth. I have saver Orme t thelollll44llen 01 the from !atom
" en which I built, for I was tubitet to tormenting Matolen-
" cies, proceeding frmn bole, and have to thank Mr. Bare!ay
" for theictire. You may, therefore, make to.e of my name
" Where and when you ',lease. I am, Sir, rules, &c.
" J. CAUI.FIELD, Archtiracon of Kokomo."
r Mr. \V m. Bull, 79, Daine..treet,
The eleve is a true Copy of the Archdeacon of Itilfaere'S
Letter I,t W. IWO..

" MR, " Upper Crescent, Rath, July 28, 1805
" On receipt of this, I request you will amid roe sit double
" hoses of your P. 11,, and twelve bottles of
" Specific. Inclosed is a draft Orr 501. pay yourself fo• the
and apply the remaiudei to the publication of the
f Amino, arse
" For the last fourteen ~an I have been afliSed with the
" gout, awl, fur the last friar i yam, this is the br.t letter I hats
" been able to write, which I think ought to lie addressed to
.4 yen, acknowledging my parfait cure, by u-tog your Anti-
" hil...us Pills and Specific. 1 am, Sir your most ci:shged
" humble Servant, " THUS. BERNER D."
" li. Rev W. Birder Steford-street, Boud-st re:t, Loudon."
The Plitt and Sivcific are sold at Mr. F. Kerby's, Stafford.
street' Kood.street; Mr. Stratton, Leieestertquate ; Mr
Furbes,Chemist, Poultry (Lie Salter and Co ); Messrs. BA-
-000 and Coto tin, °eke d street ; Mr. !Wiwi. Royal.Fachange ;
Mr. htlittbel, Medical Repository, Long Acts 1 Mr. Ward,
Nn. 324, Holborn ; Withers Tem7le-har; and Mr. Rut'er,
No 4. Cheat... Ado, whom the 11retor has ap;resated his Whole-
sale Agent.
N.B. The Honourable Commmionstes of His Msjesti's
311,11P.ORlee have ;motet permission to the Is.. Wm. Rat-
slay to hive his name eillirlTed is a leach Stamp, the forgery
of whieh is (slay. WM. BARCLAY.

,TO ARCIIITECTS, SURVEYORS, GUILDERS, AND

- _
mAsows
HE PATENT CIRCULAR MARBLE and
PUNS %IASONRY, the invention of Sir George
%V r.ght, 114 rt. is ;oirticulartv rewerrnertaled to their auenton.
The l'roprietir cups., to supply those gentlemen only, with
columns, pipes, Gothic arches, and wind..w frames, with itit
a joint, and every 4,4nm:en of circular .4 no work, cons,-
d.•ribly under the present prices of those articles worked by the
chew,. They are also requested to inspect their circular ►te.e
chimney tops, which answer every purpose as elye,tually ai the
common ea theilware pots now in use, with the very great ad-
vantages of beauty and durability.
S,recimen. may now be se oi at NO. 21, Charles-street,
Hampstead-road, near Tottenham court.road.

GREAT RARGAINS TN LINEN-DRAPERY,
AT No. 2, HOUNDSDITCH.
WFISHER informs his Friends and the Pub-
. I.c, that lee lies now nn Sale, a great VARIETY of
ARTICLES. which were inirchas.d at Public Sale., arid con-
siderably under the real value; on inspection will he found
veer cneap, as ends•lndia Mull Mu.lins, from bd
14. per sard--India Stripe and Checked Mullins, 18d. to
3n.94 per pard-.lsrill and Half-wide Japan Musllns, at 6s per
Less-Yard arid Half-wide Ciembrie Muslin. at Se 6d per
Dre‘s-Tairshoincd „lace mot Mosll4l, at ti. 6d. per Dress-.
Vomitory Quietism., at l Id per vard.-...A very vast job in
P.inted Furniture, from lbei to 4s 6.1. per yard-.. Furniture
Drinitte", from 10d. to to per yard-Plain Green, Blue, Y. 1.-
10. aid Pink Calicoes, for Furniture and Linings, from 15r1
to 2. 6.1. per yard-Ell-wide India Cali • Wrappers, from Bd.
to 124. per yard-i-7-11th wide Calico., at 6d and st.mt ell-wide
ditto, at lid per yard ; and a very large ouortmoot of Articles,
equ ,Ily cheap, in Sheetingti, Di .per and Damask r.bl.- Linen,
Connterpan.s and Alletwesbe Qoths, Planned. and Blankets,
7-111Ei and yard wide Irsh Linens. &c.—N N. One Hundred
Pieces of ell-wide Town P..iited Dark Cankbriciii, imt•
te.u.. for Gowns. at 12s. 60. per Gown -Five Hundred Sol-
diers' strong Irish Shirts, at .st. 6d. Ss. 9d, and 66. per Shirt.

rirHE Case of SCROPHULA we have submitted
to the Public is extremely hamming, as at must convey
to the mo 4 prolud c• 11 minds, the ',pommels of a medicine
which succeeds so admirahly when the glands are diseased in
the worst stages of King's Evil Thu. case does nisi stand
single in the list of cures tierfotnied by SPII-sBURY's PA-
TENT ANTISCORISU FIC DROPS, when given in this
disea.e, which puives the instil of fins Antiscisrbutie, se well
known as a specific in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Eruptive,
Nervous, and Bilious Complaints
To thole Ladies Who with for a pleasant Gametic, to altar
Inning irntation, SPILSWRY''s COMPOUND ESsRNCE
will answer petrel
Be careful to ark M SPILSRURY's PATENT ANTI•
SCORBUTIC DROPS, with the words •• B. the King's
Patent," expressed on the butts, (hi of Dttetlions, and oui
side Wrapper; the Stamp this (the Rin(sDuty), is printed
in Blatt leand of Red Ink. Bottle' rifle k. N. Ws, sad
11. 2s. Duty included.
Dispensary, No. Id, lielbempit*

We hear from Strasburg, that several German
Princes, are ranging themselves on the side of France,
and that the Court of Berlin had resolved to oppose
with vigour any attempt of the Russian troops to
trespass on its territory.

French Funds on the 4th, 54 f. 90 e.
ITRASIutOH, OCT. 1.
The WHOLE MKT HAS PASSED THE RIIINt
Yesterday the last detachment of the Imperial guard
set out. This night Marshal Berthier and his Staff
will take their route, and the Emperor himself set
out this morning at eleven o'clock.—Mowencr.

His Majesty went yetterday beyond the Rhine,
where he reviewed the troops of the Division of Ge-
neral Gozan.

'lbis morning, he set out on horseback, to visit
the arsenal. At midday, His Majesty left the
city, by the bridge of Kehl. It is thought that
the head-quarters will be this night at Braksal,
or Ettingen. Her Majesty remains here with her
Court. We hope she will continue with us for some
dap. Marshal Ney„ commanding the 6th corps of
the Grand Army, has published at Carlsruhe, an
order, regulating the manner in which his troops on
the right bank of the Rhine are to be supplied with
provisions. very requisition will be paid for in
specie, according to a convention between the
French Government and the occupied countries.

A French patrole, which advanced to the defiles
of the BlAck Forest, stnpped a detachment of twelve
men, who made no resistance. Being asked their
busin-ss, they said they came becau►e they were
ordered.

OCT. 2.

The Head-qaarters of the Emperor have been
transferred to ltastadt. They %vat be to-morrow at
Louisbourgh. The Heal-quarters of Prince Mu-
rat, are this day at Pforzhein. Our whole army is
in motion. Ic advances upon all points.

We a: e Assured, that His Msjesty, the Emperor,
ism,. the Minister At NVar, will set out this day, or

to- morrow, for Rustadt. The Imperial Guard
went there yesterday. The tranps continued the
whole of yesterday passing thtough Kehl.— ((ideate
de Frogee.)

♦IENNA, SEPT. 20.

M. La Rochefoucanit, in obedience to the orders
of his Court, demanded his passports at the moment
he was informed that the Austrian troops had passed
the Inn, and had entered Bavaria.—( Menitesir.)
Prayers have been offered up by all the Bishops
of the Empire, for the success of the arms of the
Emperor. to that of the Bishop of Liege, is the
following passage :—" This is a new Cyrus, whom
God has chosen for the accomplishment of his im-
penetrable destinies towards the nations."
The Journel de l'i mpre. of the sth, contains a
declaration made at an eau aordinary Helvetic
Diet, held on the 23i last, at Soleure, announcing
a determination to maintain a stria neutrality.

TIZNWA, SEPT. 21.

According to intelligence received from Italy, a
rencssntre has already taken place between our ad-
•anced posts and those of the French, on the Banks
of the Adige, in which some musket balls were ex-
changed, and a few soldiers wounded ; but an ex-
planation having taken place between the Com-
manders, that affair has not been attended with any
ill consequences.

♦I[MNA, SEPT. 25.

A Secretary of Embassy lately arrived here as a
courier from Paris, with dispatches for the French
Ambassador. Several battalions of troops and
squadrons of cavalry, have arrived here from Tran-
sylvania, in order to replace those regiments which
have proceeded for the army.
At present there are a great many Russian Of-
ficers here, belonging to the first division of Russian
troops, which are marching through Moravia. Their
business here is, to receive ammunition and other
necessaries for those troops.

The Bavarian General, Von Nogarolla, continues
in this metropolis. The objea of his mission does
not yet seem to be accomplished.
PROCLAMATION.

We.Fraecis the Second, F.reperer Elect of the Romans,
Hem-doers F.npere, of Austria. .tc
Facts known ter all the wind I prove, that since the con-
cluies of the Treaty of Luermlle, we hate hod nutmeg

had looeund fur our faithful pro,debs the said frosty. The
scrwielors ac:minplihnsent of all the obligations woreh that
Treaty imposed upon us theubservsliee of a perfert
in the naval Isar, and the most friendly moderates°, when the
Emperor of the Fror,th violater, seve-al of the principal 'iron.
lamas or the pes...e, and endangered by numerous abuser, the
repose and tquilib: ions of Europe, gave as every right to hope
with confidence, that our warm and si.ieere desire for peace
would be fislfilled. Yet the sensaments ordered by the Em-
peror of the French close to the frontiers of the Tyrol arid this
Duchy of Venice, 'joined a direct menaces, rationed of our
?,rental eslicaturie fur ow hereditary States, c runter•afall•
newts, which, however, though de.treed to do away out
fears for the safety ref our SWIM/, could not be to Prance •
sula:e..t of mistrust or of open complaint. At the same time that
we took there measures of precaution, to witch we saw our-
selves forced, we took with the Coons of reterthurgh and
Pa to, when negociations to be opened between those tee
Cou•ts had been frusoated„ the proper measure's nonetheless
to attain the salutary object, sod to produee the retumpthett
the negotiations for peace, Interrupted. The Court of 'ranee
did not ail.towleriga sour good intentions on [III, head, arid ff.
(used our mediation. The Court of Rua a, on the crintraryi
declared itself ready to open, in concert with us, and with
equal moderation, pa.:it.; negoeiations, and to employ sult
armed mrdemon for the reestablishment or the repo.e, seer.
city, and political balance of agitated Eirrope.—aWo, toe re-
move l from the delve of seeing a new re r break out, COM
winced of the imperiou. necessity of those eneiflicinesessoollis
wh.ch can alone ensure real and lasti9e peace, partake perfectly
the d.-termination of the Emperor of all the ussias on this
tubed, and hope, from its goad estecutioe, with well-found-d'

confidenc!, the desired elf ,ct —But &Iw wo ex;e-ct, with sio
less confidence, that onr dear and faithful subjects who have
aloidad u., Rh thittmit years of a reignammaps oed with ttM
most extesordanary events, so way deep prvfiof unshakam
attschnieA, will support us With ail then might ia this uncle
formed with a view to their nail good, end wi.l hasten.

in contequerm, to aid to in restoring that happy state of
thisgs,which wasalways nu. first object. . thr wall nearest to
our hesrt. We expert, th^n, of tin, faith...l States and sub.
::ects„ that they will net on,y continue to pay eegiilarly the tan
called the Classes, which has been la.ied is 1801, siva whit*
!ins tisen pr longed in 110 G, by a particular ditud *hie
lay, but that they suit al«, taro isN, with no 1e5...;00d-wiq to
ma;:itain our armlet more easily, contributions in kind, cons st-
ing of COril and °att.

(The Proclamation then fixes the number of busheh for eacb
Province).
" li•oseeer will'ngly we should grant to our faithful states
and subjects the usual inde.maity for these supplies, we cannot
this time sati•fy this ,'.sure, becathe our finances, ciotieed 10
make head alpine as many other extran•,li.iary expenees, are
not tat a eniirlition also to supply the rode unity, and that
there would thus remain to pay it other r,suarcia tban to
raise the necessary sums by means of another contribution la
money."
RAIII2OII, SIFT '25.
On the 23d instant, the French Char9eif/ifo ref,
Bacher, transmitted to the Diredorial istes, for
communication to the Diet, the following Note:—.
" The present circumstances make it Lie duty of H s Ma.
jeuy the Emperor of the French, to coueenrate his army, its
order to provid, for the ?rtitaftion of tits frontiers, which are As
evidently menaced.

" His tdMe.ty has, theref4e, been obliged to ria.ll the
greatest part of the army which he had in the territory id Ha.
nover, and those troo,.a king in the iiisan of Ger.e.sny, c,,u141
not do otherwise than pass through a part of this knarire to get
to the places of their destination.
" But although the motives and the intention of their pas-
sage are most clear!, pointed out by the present state of af-
fairs, which is known to the whole world, and it is, come-
guerilla, impossible to misconstrue them ; nevertheless, its
raider to preclude any obaeirvatin,.s which mal.gnity might sug-
gest to misinterpie: them, His Majesty has charged the Under.
signed testae to the Germanic Diet those explanations which
are contained in this present N.ds.
(Signed) n ft ACIIER
" litatisbon, 4th Complementary Day, Year IS 'eta Sept.).
TIOM Tl4ll SETH?* tl.lt, OCT. 1.
The French have evacuated T.uncb:i:gh,
burgh, and Stade, and have retired to the interior.
Ahnnt 2,000 men, it is said, remain in 'As:lover.
These is a t-ilk of augmenting the works of the Ci-
tadel of Hameln.

PAOQA,STPT. 21.

The Archduke Charles arrived here yesterday at
his head-quarters, and this day he circulated the
following address among his army :

On my arrival, no business premed more ama me. thee
to inform the army, that lam again at its head, and have t.kea
the command upon me. I hope, from the reed .1.00 of f
rr-
mer ocentrences so glorious for His Maie.ty's arms, that if war
should be inevitable, contrary to His Maje.tea .in • re de.ire, I
shall still find in the army, that arkient spirit of confideare and
perseverance, that uashaken steadiness in dangle, that obio.
client bravery, and (I cannot mention it without being semility
affeled) that attachment t my person, and confidence in me.
Dr which the most memorable day. of my life liars been diAin.
guished, and which have led to a&i ns foe the welfare of the
Monarchy, that rae never ►e forgotten. I doubt not but the
army will remember, at every period of my life, the care and
attachment with which I shared at fate both in prosperity and
adversity.

" Above all thing, I recommend the Commanders of lare•
or %snail bodies, to instil into the troops the •rite
toes ; a strict discipliee, patience, obedience. and cardinals,.
The spirit of discontent, obstinacy, stobbornoess,drink,ns, and
patbling. as wall ismer? sperms of trim, which sodomise