The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-04 00:00:00

LAS! INDIA HOUSE,

Sept. 22, 1808,
THE COAIMI DTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITLD COMPANY of m2y.gcll,42vrs pf LNG.
LA Ai 11 'Tradi,;,4 i;;71)e kAST lAT D lES. lieree;r gAT N.Firet,
That the Col:mime 'tail/ be ready to receive Propo,ide in writ-
!iag, realed hp, ojz or before 114'dnesday, the 6'h ORober next,
_lron paid .eervins who m.y be :willing to supply the ampair
with

ANCHORS and GRAPNALS,
CANVAS, and,
Prrcii and TAR.
. .
,And that the Conditions of the ContraEis may be seen upon appli-
cation to Mr. fames Coggan, Clerk to the :said Committee ; with
whom the Propo?erls Mart be left telore Twelve o'Cloek at Noon,
on. the said 6th of Oeloher, hey‘nd which ILatr the Committee will
not receive av, Tinder.

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•Istl:tV.MllDlCll‘ll.,. ACT.
NEWBERY. and SONS, No, 45, St. Paul's
• Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's
Powder and other valuable Pi-Oarations, .-Inform the PUblic,
that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of
'that M'erlialna Will be in future zs. .1:1, per Packet; or
ss..6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen packets
•in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had
for tl. 45. And as the words `‘-F: Newberg, No, 45, St.
Patil's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed
-will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signa-
ture on the Labels will he discontinued.
The following are Itlie Prices et their other Medicines,
Stamps included ; bilk:those who purchase six, orrinore, at
a time, will be al lowedthe Stamps gratis. •
a. d. r.
• Dr. James's PoWder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative r 9
Do. -in a Bottle •- . -24 o Dr. Austin'S Chalybeate •
Do. Analeptic Pills. 4 6 Pills
.4
• Do. large-Box - 24 0 Freake'sTind.of Bark '4 0
The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Hirxham's ditto 3 ck
Dr. Steer's Opodeidoc z 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9
1)o. Convulsion Oil - 2. 6 English Coffee - 2
Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carrot-flees Drops 2 9
Do. Camomile Drops .9 Essence of Ginger 2
Do. Pfl*oric Lozenges t i,4 Ditto Peppermint t tit
Angib:Zud's•Blois ditto t ik Dr. Hooper's Pills I
EssenceorColtsth-ot 3'6 Grant's Drops -Y /.6
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Ing,lish's Scots Pills z zi
Cephalic Snuff' - t o Henry's Magnesia .2 6
Jones s lthetiM. 'rind. 3 0 Norton's Drops 5 6
Berry's Bilious Pills 4• 6 Spilsbury'S Drops 6
Glass's Magnesia .. 3 6 Dr. Solaticli ess Tea
Wilson's AlterniVe 4 6 Greenough's Tincture rti
Puril'i .g Swer:"(Cakes -2. 3" 19.0. 'Polo Lozenges ri
N. B. As many Persons mistake tha Hattie of .Alessrs.
Newbery, conserve, that it is at tire La:;: ritd.. of St. Paul's,
side, wirn these wordsinScribed On
the Front--" TH 4.0 Nl, Y WA B. fi:l-1411)s.ii F 01,1.1) ,
j AMES's POWD.F.R."

4N lII6TORICAL RECITAL OF THE CAMPAIGN OF BUO-

NAPARTE IN ITALY, IN THE YEARS 1796 AND 1797.

BATTLE OF MILLESIMO.

If the battle of IViontenotte was much less glorious
BUOizAPARTE than it was disgraceful for D'AR-
CiNNTBAIT, that of Millesimo was undoubtedly far
more honourable to the Austrian General .PROVERA
than to. BUONAPALTE. . We say the Cattle of Mil-
-
/esbri;, not that there-was any ,thine in this a6.lion
which merits the name' of a battle, but merely to ac-
commodate ourselves to the language of the French
historian. It is true that BiJONAPARTE, in his offi-
aecount to the Direetory,.labonrs to aggrandize
thenff:aiT.to the utmost of his power; but, amidst
all the pomposity of his language, lit is easy to dis-
cern that with great means he has produced small
e fleas.

The• 24th Germinal," says he, 'f at break of
day General AUGEREAU'S division forced the passes
of Millesimo; while MESNARD and JOUBERT drove
the enemy from all the surrounding positions, and,
by a prompt and bold manoeuvre, enveloped a corps
of 1500 Austrians, under the command of General
PROtiERA, who, far from surrendering, gained the
summit of the mountain of Cosseria, and entrenched
himself in the ruins of an old castle, extremely

strong by its position."
Mark here, then, the magnificent results of the
daring manoeuvre of several French Generals; to
surround a detachment of 800 men who do not
throw down their arms, but proceed to entrench
'themselves in the ruins of an old castle ! •

But,, beyond all doubt, the invincible army of
l3voN4pAtai will, speedily dislodge this handfull of
men ! No such thing. Let us hear the official re-