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London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

HEW 14.DICINR ACT.

NEWBERY sod SONS, No. 45, St. Peel
.L . Chisrch-yard, London. Proprietors of U?. James's Powder,
and other valuable Preparations, inform the Pub le. that In cow.
ivtrencc of the new Stamp Duties. the price of that Medicine
will be in future re. 9d. per Parket, or 11. sot 6d. p.. Duet':
but the Quantity of a Dozen Peace.. In a little (as made up
fur tae Army and Navy) may be had for Ti. 4.. And 11 stamps
are prepared, by order of the Commlfiloners, for :steers New.
berg i fepirate Ilk., In whirl the '.'..orda, " P. Newberg, No. 4j.
St. Paul's" are enslaved, *nits. lei. prefumeil that this will he
a fufSeient Security againa Couritufeitv,his Mgoatureon the La.
bah will he dlleontlnucd.
lee following are the races of their Medicines. to the firft
twenty of which Mr Newbery's Stamps art Axed, but thole who
purchafe lit or more at a thee,WEl be allowed the B:amps gratis.
Dr. J.ntes's roavder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative i 9
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Rattle 14 0 Dr. Auftln'sChalybeate
Analeptic ma 4 6 Pills . . 4 0
large Box 24 0 Fmke'sTinet. of Rath 4 0
Dr. Steers's Opodeidoc 2 6 Ditto Hutham's ditto 3 0
—.. C:onvelfton Oil a 6 :I' Gni.: Bill. - a 9
....—.. Nitre Drips a 6 Fnglifh Colrce - a 9
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Angib'atid'a Blots ditto ar i Kan, 's Masada a 6
Eiretice of Cohafoot 3 6 Norton'. Drops 5 6
Mr. Spence 's Dastifrice 4 0 Spilfbay's Drops 5 6
Cephalic Snuff t o itr. Sulander's Tea s V
loner's Rheum. l'ln.l. 3 6 Greenough's Mauna' a si
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FRANCE.

PARIS, MAY IL

Letters from Turin. of the 9th, mention, that on
that day. at two o'clock in the afternoon, a battalion
of the Dutch Train of Artillery was brought into
that city without arms, and decried by French Gens
d'Armes. The Officers alone retained their (words.
General Menou ordered a ferjeant and a foldier out
of the ranks, and had them fent to the dungeons.—
The remainder of the battalion then went into quar-
ters in the city.

Mar 2o.—The Thy of Algiers has reflored the
French (sip taken, the Saint Nicholas, of Genoa,
and declared the Reis who took potreflion of it inca-
pable of commanding any of his veffels in future.
Difpatches received from Rochelle, of the date of
the rpth, by the Minifier of Marine, contain the fol.
lowing details:
" Yederday at day.break, a fail appeared outfide
the gut of Antioch I wind South, with rain. At
half pad (even the fignal was made for an enemy's
fguadron, confiding of fix fail of the line, at anchor,
to the fouthward, betides four frigates and three
(loops of war who were under fail. At eight, an
Englifir frigate entered the Gut under her top-fails,
with a frefh breeze from S.S.W. At nine, the hoified
a French enfign and pendant, but made no fignals :
another frigate and cutter appeared in the didance.
At ten the advanced French igate and three brigs
got under way. The Englith frigate having hauled
down the Fret.ch colours and twitted her own, made
various manteuvres, now advancing. now retreating.
A number of long (hot were interchanged in this
way, until about one o'clock, when the two frigates
eroded each other and began to engage. The Eng
lids frigate 101 l her mizen top-mall end made fail
from the French frigate until about half pall one,
when the latter gave up the chace, perceiving the
other Englith frigate coming to her affiftance. 'the
three brigs aids returned. A fecond frigate alto got
under way tram the I(e of Aix, and a third and
fourth in futeedion, who fleeted North Eall in cheer
of the two Englith frigates, which had joined, and held
the fame vitae At half pall two the fqtradron of
Frsneh Frigates left off chace, and returned upon
different tacks (the tan Englifh frigates being trill in
fight); and at half pall five they brought up in their
old anchorage."
By a Decree of the fird indent, the Emperor and
sing has appointed 35 Commanders,and 2 14Kniglits
of the Order of the Iron Crown.
His Serene Highnefs the Prince Archehancellor of
the Empire palled through Turin on the 12thr on his
way from Genoa to Paris. On the fame day, Car-
dinal Maury arrived at Turin ; his Eminence is alto
on his journey t.) Paris. He dined, on the day of
his arrival, with •General Menou, and made a vifit
to the Univerfity.
May 2a.—The Minider of the Marine hashed the
boe"vr to preterit the two Captains of the Bucentaur
and the Swiftfure to his Majefty ; both of them were
it) the battle of Trafalgar. The Emperor laid to
them, You are among the number of thofe who
fought valiantly. You (hall take your revenge one
do.
The atlonifitment of the public mind was confi-
derable, upon hearing that the Marengo and the
Belle Pottle were taken by an Englifit (Lip of the line
and a frigate. In vain it was objefted that the Eng-
Ilfh (hip was a three-decker, as it is a clear cafe that
no Englith (hip alone ever captured a French (hip ;
and much lets a (sip thin had been three years at lea,
and whole crew was in the belt date of difcipline.—
Of cootie it was with incteafed fatisfaffinn that the
people were informed, that the firll account of this
affair publifhed by the Englith, was falfc. Admi-
ral Linr.is fell in with Admiral Warren's fquadron
in the night : he would very eerily have got rid of
the London, but two other (hips of the line, the
Achilles and the Ramillies, coming up, he was cum-
pelted to (bike.
A numerous etcort of Neapolitan Officers, corn•
mitlimed and non.commiffioned, arrived prifoners a:
Tut ia the ,4th of May, and were to proceed on the
36;11 tot Patis.

Ma♦ 24.—Marfbal Perignon, General% Ferino and
Reeder, er, who are deputed by the Senate to c..ngra-
tulate Prince Jofeph on his accefron to the Throne,
of Naples and Sicily. arrived at Rome nn the 2d in•
Plant. They were met there by fome Aides de Camp,
fent to meet them by his Neapolitan Majefly, who
was not t' make his Royal entr f into Naples before
the owl. inftant. The Deputation continued their
journey for Naples on the sth.
The Ambatlador from the Sublime Porte to his Ma.
jelly the Emperor and King,artived here on Toefday.
The Eighth Papers of the 13th mention, that the
Attive, which had been taken, with 24 other scads,
on the coat of Attica, by a French fquadron which
had failed from L'Oriesu, had arrived .4 Waterford,
as a cartel, and that the brings intelligence that a
reinforcement of French troops had armed at Scne•
g4l, jorended, as it was fuppofed, to make au stud:
upon G. cc.
( sate.—The Englilb do net acknowledge their
loiter. There are mere than fifteen French divillons
at lea. Th• Ettglifh will take fome of them ; but
bet re that happens. there is nut one of them which
will not do mil-chief to the amount of forme millions
to the trade of England. Since this Power makes
war for the monopoly of the world, it is its com-
merce that we mull attack.—Aforsitewr.)
Letters from Ratifboo of the 12th mil. acqu..int
us, that Syndic Miner, of Hambu►gh, has fuccecsied
ble. Sieyeking in the Office of Deputy from that city
to the imperial Diet.
I be reigning Prince of Schwartzenberg and the
Princefs of Furilenberg. Aunt to the Prince of Tour
anu Taxis, are both in Ratifbon. They dined on the
t rth with the Elator Arch Chancel= -

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