The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-15 00:00:00

COPP li, R.

And Ilwer the Conditions of the Contraa nto 6e son, upon ap.
plication to Mr. 74111(S Conan, Clerk to the said Co►nmitter, with
whom the Proposal: must dip left Aefoo c .Twelve'o'Cloc4 at Noon on
114 said 213th instant, b,youtl which Hour the Committee will not
receive any.

From the LoHowl GAzE.-cre, Otos.
ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC.

rr HE increasing celebrity of Dr. NORRIS's
DROPS, for the Cure of every species ot FEVE
having caused an attempt to Counterteit them, it becomes a
duty to warn the I' oblic against such a dangerous imposi.
tion, equally injurious to the health of those deceived, and
to the cii3raacr of a Medicine tit it has stood the test 01 ex
perience near half a Century. Innumerable are the instances
in which the benign influence of these Drops have prevailed,
evenin the _awful moment of exp.:tied dissolution; a truth
so well attested as to have gained them unprecedented fame
in this Country. To 'those obliged' to visit Hot Climates,
where the must fatal of Putrid Disorders is prevalent,
called the Yellow Fever, they cannot avoid being consider.
cd of Ore first importance, i r in this destrueliye ItLdady
they stand an unrivalled Sp:citic, and, when properly ad.
ministered, have never been known to fail. In the Scurvy,
Gout, Asthnias, and. all Disorders arising from obstructed
PerspiratiOn, they are equally beneficial. Whatever may
have been the evils produced by counterteit Preparations, it
is hoped the possibility of future fraud is completely guarded,
against, as the name ot---." Thomas. Norris Moore" is, by
favour of His Majesty's Connnissioners, cngravcd
Stamp round each Ilpttle.
• The Genuine Medicine is preparM only at Dr. Norris's
Hour; No. 29, Lower Urook-street, Grosvenor-square,
where the Family Bottles, 22. s are to be had, and all Orders,
for Exportation, duly executed. Smaller size Bottles at
ill:. and as. nd. sold Wholesale and Retail, with ample Di-
reaions, ,by Messrs Bacon and Cp. No. Ip, Oxtind.strcet,
opposite Ifond.street.

For the WIND, CHOLICS, tI.UXRS, and other DIS.
ORDIMS of the BOW EL'.
DALBY's CARMINATIVE.

CAUTION.--Many counterfeited PreOration9
this Medicine having been offered for Sale, . under spe-
cious pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any un-
less they observe that. the Name," V, Newbery. No. 4;,
St. Paul's," is engraved in .the Stamp, and that in the Bill
of Directions round ogc h 13(4 t le is an
Extrad from the Wir If the late Mr. los Pit Da Lay, viz.
" Whereas I did many years since instrud my Daughter
Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Gen, of North-street,
Westminstcr,. Gentleman,' in' the Art of compounding a cer-
tain Medicine, of which I am the sole Inventor, called
DA LliY's CA 12M NATI y ; Ido hereby constitute and
appoint my said Daughter the sole Preparer of this usetial
Medicine.. likewise give to my said. Daughter, Frances
tell, my sole Property in the said Carminative, awl all PrO.
fits arising from the Sale thereof to her and her Heir; for
ever."

it is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No, 4;, St.
Paul's Church-yard, a kw DOOM from the Canter of Cneap.
side, London, prite is. 9d, a Battle.. Duty inciwied and,
by their atipottittntmt, by Molars. I)key and Sutton, flow
•Chtitcli-yarti; Bacon and Co. No. iso, and I. Piclding,
No, 76, Oxford-street; 010 ilon(1-str''et t llati 3e)
and (:o, Coeltimit-streeti' W. Harry, Bridge-strettt, Wait.
ntiomer ; It. I)urchll, Long-acre ; 1. W,. Nlytdl4l,row,
Itolb4irn T. Tun., adltoyal Extlianw ; %V. 11,ur0901
I li;lt.street ; and 1. tlotrris, S,I.CCeiSOT to M.N., L. ry,
Bookseller. at the Corner of Lude4te-st reel.

Did you ever a-pls• a seCon,d time' for the
swain's account?--T am not sure. that I L'VCC had it
I cannot ascertain whether I had it, but I think I

You npver heao of its be;tv, lost ?-4 think some-
thing was said at. the Navy Board respeding its being

The fair statement ?—No, the roll of papers.
When, did you hear of the Boatswain's abstraa
from Chatham being missed ?—I never heard of
that being missed.
You saw a roll which you understood to be the
Boatswain's vouchers i—Yes.

.
The statement which came from Chatham con-
tained the items of the account ?---I have no doubt
that it did, but I cannot speak positively from my
knowledge; I do not know that I ever investigated
one.

Did you ever examine any of tlie items for any
purpose of statement I never did.'
Are you positive of that ?—I do not recolle& that
I ever did; that I ever read , the statemmt laid be 2
fore the Committee of Stores, to pass the 11•Jat-
swain's account.

I ask you as to the statement of the Boatswain's
account, in which you say the balance against the
Boatswain was struck ; did not that contain the
itetni of the account, as well as the balance ?-1-4
believe it did.

can you refreih your memory, and say whet
you ever inspe6ted that paper with a view to look lit
any of the items 1-4 cannot recollect that I. ci'et
dicL • • '

You used it merely for the purpose of la:►king at
the balance ?!--rt do not reolleet that. I usettit
it was brought to the Committee of Stores to pi-s
the Boatswain's account, and to my reeolletion,
never was in my possession,

Did you ever open it to read it ?-1. cannot 1.040'..-
left that I ever did.

Did that. paper ascertain the value at wh,.ch
stated the balance deficient ?-1 it did, btu
am not positive. I,
Was there any other paper Avidch aseert;line;:
value:?—No„ I suppose it would he h tat oi in that
pak\erra.S there any other whi.th ascertained ti;;lt h.
lance ?—Theve Inwit have peen a paper ;;It, s4.)ine Cult',
rut there ‘vai thd baktileSgive.n. to me.
Was the value of the.lialance on that paper
which you 11:ive spok.en, or any other paper
on that paper.
Do y0.,1 1..n0w of any other ?—No,
.I do m 1
.; I
believe. it was on that pap r.
Do you. ref:ollea gii,en any direaions to
any of the ekrks to al value:
4tated at Cliathapl t cmembe:
telling Mr. Rolt, that die should lyz chard

fcr his debt of stores accofding to the prices charged
for the in
What was the cause of ,ar giving that dire&ion ?
—Because I considered it to be right and proper.

(To he conthaied.)

A itnry ro—r Ilamburgh, i'Gottenburgll. r Waterford.,
t --1 Ilamburgh, Gottenburgh, Lisbon, Dublin.
t,

PRICE or STOCKS
TUTS PAY AZ TWILVE. CeCLOCK,.
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THE SUN.

SOIIM COM DlCiat FAISUM AUDtAT ?

LONDON,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1805.

This morning we received Paris Paper; to the
7th instant, and Dutch JOUTIVILI to the i ith.
The Dutch Papers of the i'oth contain the fol.
lowing ExtraCts from the French Papers :
" On the morning of the 2d instant, at three
o'clock, the Emperor departed privately for the
C mst, to i4spea the troops" and the preparations.
Oalers had been given for a hunting match the
same day ; and, to keep His Majesty's journey the
more secret, severar persons of distinction had been
invited to the Theatre at St. Cloud that evenii3g,
" The Emprcsb is gone ler Nancy.'
" It is asserted that Governinent have received
favourable intelligence of the Combined Fleet ; alnd
thatit will to-morrow (the (Rh) be inserted in the
Moniteur.

" Recent Lottcr3 from Spain speak of an MU=
hiAween the Combined Fleet and the English, and
al hough particulal6 are, not yet known, it is certain
that the British Shits have been cot tibundedly mauled,
and one even is sahl to be rendered unfit for further

service.
" JEROME BONAPARTE has now three Frigates
and two Brigs under' ills command."
The of th fitlidoes not, Bowe% er,..cop-
thin a.single word respoainc,,, the Combined Fleets,
nor 'do those of the pro ion, dates,
The following are ;he principal articles.of intelli-
VIICC which these Ners contain
Cottiv, JUNE 17.--.-SO gre4 Is, the number of
TrOops- here, that it is with ditlietlity'quarters'can tie
procured for them, especially as the summer heats
begin to iteommode us. Gen. Moussm-Pouscrtm
has encamped his 'Troops in the neighbourhood of
St. rantaleone, In tents. It is no less tine than sin-
gular, that. the grqateit discipline is obsened among
this numerous militly body, although the Ottkers
Are in general youths who have never seen service.
Tilvarm, Jt..l. 26.—A report is circulated in the
North, that. the Emperor of France ban made offers
tbr uniting Dalmatia to the hingdolll of Italy. .Dal.
matia borders on Grt..ece, and is in alliance with
Moldavia and Wallachia, No credit seems to be at-
tached to this report.
Sonwo.tiNv, 9.--General SEBASTIANI is to
have, the command ct the Expedition fitting out at
!elvoetoluys.
it is suppoied that the Emperor NAPOLEON, dur-
ing his tour along the Coast, will pay a rapid visit t(
Helvoetsluys and the Helder, to inspeCt theformid-
able preparations mAting at both thos,. places. Yes-
terday a Mosenger was sent off by our Government
to Boulogne, probably with Di,ipatehes for the;

peror.
We hoar that every one and every thing belong.-
ing to an! Texel Expedition is ordereato bi, there,
or at .tlut
,to-rnorrow the ..4,,h01e being to
'he inspetled and reviewed ors Mand4y.
Our-Government, by a Decree, has expressed its
approbation or ow Lao ecuiclnd cif Vie-Admirll
Vim-tut:yr., in ,so courageously aryl valiantly bring-
ing a part at the 13atavi-em Flotilla from Dunkirk to
Arnbleterße.

.A.VOSBUIto, JULY 30,—We hear from Tyrol; that
the Austrian ,Regiments ordered th,:re are already
arrived. A part of the Tyrol sh:trpshooters have_
been summoned to exercise; them ielves in the use of
arrifi4. The entrenchments .and other works, planned
.more than a year since by the Archduke JOHN, art
now raising in the environs of 1'i.(111-C and Caliiara.,
Bou At, o 4'--His Majesty the Emperor
arrived at 'read-final teas yesterdAy at three in the
morning.

To-day, from ten to seven, he reviewed the In-
iantry, which formed on the shore. The Artillery
and Cavalry 14'ere not included in the review. The
Line which Ills Majesty passed consisted or 112,000
Infantry, and extended from Cape D'Aspre, to Cape

Grisnez.
PAR/S, Auo. ti.—Government is Stated to have
received intelligence of the Combined Fleets, which
is of a nature to lime, use to the most flattering
hopes.-4C/V4u Cab!lat.)
[A paragraph in the same words appears in the
Publicists of the same day, but not a word in the
)119niieur.s.]

Tuz lippivtrgit, Mai/ clue op Sunday arrived this
morning. The prAncipal articles of intelligence
which it twins t ali by foupd in a sutuequept Co.

The folloiving Letter has been itieeeliod by a re-
speaable house in the City," but nett ing $ known
at the India-lrouse reapating
,the circqrnstanees
therein sated

DARTMOUTII, (ACOr has just
landed from .a Packet which sailed from St. Helena
about forty days since. Admiral RAINIER, with the.
Walthanstow, anda Fleet from Bengal, had arrived
there, and exPeCled to sail about the loth ult. should
the China
.Fleet arrive in season.' His fajesty's
Ship St. fiorenzo has captured the Pysche Frouch
F'riga'te, in the Indian Seas, after a smart engage.
ment." •

No intelligence has yet been received respe&ing
Lord NELSON or the Combined Fleets.—We feel it
our duty again to caution ot}r Readers against giving
any credit to the numerous reports which Ore cir-
culated almost every hour, for the most interested
purposes.
•

With respe& to the threatened Invasion, we
have nothing new to offer ; the same degree of
bustle and a6tive preparation continues on the
Enemy's Coat; but we will venture to predia,
that if Botq.kr kr.TE does not attempt the Invasion
within another month, lie will find sufficient, eny.,
ployment in another quarter. The preparations fie
offensive operations in the Mediterranean, by Bus.:
sia and Great Britain, are upon the most formidable.
scale. The Russian Foree in Corfu at present con-
sists of 35,000 men, and 40,000 more arc very
snortiyexpeaed from the Black Se4.---When the Ex-
pedition under the command of Sir D. Bittur) rcaches
its destination, we shall have a disposable force in•
the Mehterranean of 14,000 men, which, when;
united with the Russians, will compose an Army
of nearly po,oon men. Such a force, when 'added
to that of Austria, will; we trust, be amply suf.,
ticient once more to rescue Italy from the iron
grasp of France. think also that consider,
able reliance may bo placed upon the co,operation of
Turkey ; she possesses a very considerable Navy ;
her Ships are goods and her Seamen brave---,
all they want is discipline, and to be led on
by a skilful Commander. We understand that
Sir Home Por:tate has sailed to Constantino-
ple, fbr the purpose of instruaing the Turkish Navy
ifrEuropean Tactics, at the request of the Glum);
SgtON;Or.,

The PRINCE of VVALIN yesterday proceeded to
Stowe, in order to be present at the Marquis of
linctttNonAm's Rte. 'His Royal Highness I,oes to
Weymouth in a few days, whither the Duke o 1
KENT has already' repaired. •
The sailing of the Expedition under. Sir DAvin
BAIRD, consisting of the sth, ,4.!4th, ?Bth, 71st,
72d, 83d, 9,:td regiments, which was to have
taken place yesterday se'nnight bas been deferred till
further orders the uncertainty with respell to the
course and destination of the Combined Fleets, and
the sailing of the Rochetbo Squadron, are said to
have prevented the sailing of the Expedition. It will
proceed in the.first instance to Gibraltar. Sir PA-
rn will, it 'is said, be joined, at a certain
place of re! dczvons, by Cavalry, Artillery, and In-
fantry front England, and the united Force is go.
nerally believed to be intended as a reintbrcement
to Sir JAMES Cumo; the 20t11 Dragoons, and.the
other Corps embarked at Portsmouth, having re.
cei% el orders for the Mediterrane.ll.. wo Genel
ral Officers accompany the Troops from England,
and the whole of the Expedition amounts to nloru
than tomo men. _ _

GP.RMAN 'I,II3',ATRF.---.We have not had an oppor-
tunty of noticing this Dramatic novelty before, but 1
it has so roueli ircrit to reconitneud it, that itwOuld.
be unjust indeed if we did not; " as a stranger, 6-46.
it welcome." The 'l:heattical corps consists of Nit%
genttamEtt's daughter, two of Ins sons, a Master
GLEfsStiLit, and. one or two nor;.' jo‘c,die Per-
formers.—A new piece was brought forward last:;
night, the name Of whi,.711 in loglish is The TOO"
Suitor.c. rt is a Pieco of Aa, long, hut ren":
tiered very arrimitif; b:' the l',',rt•lners, the I-L:o' of
whoM is FramaticK Sentry:tin:, a ho,'" of twelve:
• years of age, who is really a prodigy of
He seems to have an intuitive knoWledge of
ch;traeter, the qualities n vs'of 'Which no as.;
atimes with the skill. of a veteran. It f 3 scarcely an
exaggeration to say, that very few of twur best COMe•:!
&ions cin stand in comparison with thiS'ex,trafmlintiry,,
icy. tic. porthrnit'ql the cliatl6l.l.r Of a
amorous sehoolma,ter, List night, with adenirable`
ability, and was particularly excellent in it'whirti4l
cal 'bravura air, in which he • was ',.e.hemently en-
cored Miss St:1111TM Bit, al Id her othiT brother pos-
sess Considerable merit, and so does .`'faster GLF,lss-
toot,- who is ;4 ycry g9od Comic /War, but Fug.
fll ICK is a boy Of such uncommon genius, that it
is much to be regretted his langunge prevents him.
froin coaling up6tt the EngliSh Stage. The Theatre
had a respeitahle audience, and the entertainments
Were very well received.
Comm finished' his engagement at Manchester
on Friday hist, when the Theatre closed for the sea:.
son, The part. he performed was Rolla, but he was.
not much admired in that charaaer. He had, how,
ever, a good bottle, and wag very successiblin his
other performances, except in Macbeth, to which,
it is Said, he added more spirits than the Author in-.
tended, Sotne passages in the Play, it seenis, were
so pointedly:applied to these interpolated spirits as
to excite considerable merriment, particularly " My
Lord is often thus ;" and Think of this butts
thing of cuvtout."
Eiy/CETT is performing at Limerick. INVOMON
is now warbling away at Chester. Muttony: awl
Miss MELLoN are at Livertiool. , Mrs.-MOVNT&IN
is at Cork.. Miss Ds CANir is engagea for the
York Theatre daring tip Race-week. • Most of the
other Lthidon Pertbrmers of Itty.4istih,:t•on ate
employed in exciting provinciak merranent
wonder.