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304 THOMAS SMITH, Hi Rcc jt/ ‘(I by tor 0111 P HOPE, cum New-York, an Additional Supply of FALL GOODS, If -huh, rjjith h:s j >■ ‘tier Stock, make! his Ajfortment very General ; and conftjls of the hoi leaving Articles — ivhuh he will Jell \V holeliue or Retail for a very low advance* DR\GO O D S. CUPERFINE and Iccond Broadcloths, U l.ow priced q-qths woollen cloth ofall col’rs White, blue, and brown n -gro cloth, •Sii jj’ rlinc grey, brown, and blue Bath coatings, Blu- krouds, red, green and white flannel, ’ 7,8, <) and iO- pinrose blankets, London and Bulbil duffil blankets, .Stuped fljlinels. , A great vai iet.y of plain and pi mted cafimersof the bell quality, •Sti'nicd elaltic cloths, hlalleillcs veil p.itiei ns, Elegant gold and lilvn tambour'd-, do. Great variety of fwanldowns, Mane better muflinet's and dimities, q-zllis and b-.p.lis j.n .’ net and book mufhn, <<--Itlis iUiped check, and tambour’d do. Elegant tambour’d jaconet, and book aprons, Coloured tambour'd, ditto, *>-qtlts millinull ditto, .Jaconet and book mull-inhandkerchiefs, Flam and coloured borders, •Printed, and iituflin lhawls of the ncwell take, lauibour’d white and coloured cravats, Black and coloured lilk handkerchiefs, Black, white, I ip,fit bluc,& other colour niantraui bill, mantles, elegant India lilks and latum., Black lilk i.ilb’iy, coloured pcrh.ms, India and striped nankeens, Double and (ingle modes, Real Dutch lilk bonking cloths, S.i!k gauzes and tilieny, General afiortmeru of moil fafhionable chintfes % and calicoes,- 7-Stlis, /j-.jdis. & Cambrick edgings and black lace, liumhums, dowlas, German rolls and brown Plattrlles, g-.jtli to to-qtli diapers, 7-,j.tii to io ,pb dainafk tablecloths, .Superfine and i.ir><: napkins, j-qih, 4.-4*ni, -md 7-S'h bed ticking, befl quality, 7-41 h ter 10-qth hr and bunts, 7-.jtfi to lz-jth counterpanes, Club, falling alul broad axes, Socket fp.ides and broad lines, Heap books, coopers axes aud an affortmeut of coopers tools, daw lathing hammers and hatchets, Smiths Vices, anvils and hammers, Hand 1 vices* cart and Waggon boxes, Drawing knives. Iron fquarcs and 2 foot rules, Smoothing, jack, jointers and herd planes, Plane irons, carpenters adr.es, Socket and Ferincr duffels, Sash and morterfing ditto, Bed keys and (crew drawers, Hand, tenant, and key-hole taws, Croffr.ut, whip, wooa-cuttcrs, and mill do. Saw sets, Cprrfptaffrs, glue, Croffcjut, hand, whip, and mill saw files, 5-4, and 6-4 inch fcrew'anger.s, •a-4, f, 4-4, 5-4, and 0-4 pod do. <irnerjl atl'ortment of ftoemakers tools, 3-4. enters pmCers, giinhlcis. Cietitlemen nd ladies tbrtoiic-fhell combs, Urrfling and other hair, do. Ivory Im s iH tpoi,h, do. Iron ami horn boric, do. Curry combs and hrufhes, Saddle, lack-- bridle and girth buckles, t ommon and fiuilhrd lachllrt cloths, S'raining and worlted girth web, Plated and common faddjie, holies, Snallle and curb bridle bitts, plated fpurvs, Plaied and common Uirnip irons, Btirdoon bridles complete, Curb bridle bitts and tips, froths and tricing! s, Chair whips,loaded do. cow Ikins, Whip lashes, Single and double bolted pad locks. Stock locks., japan’d and brass trunk do. Chetf and < Inlet locks, drawer,, canuiller, and brass (addle l>pg locks, .Brass and iron detk do. Knob aud brass turn do. f,, 6, 7, and. 9, 10, it, 12 inch II & lit. hinges, Hooks snid eye do. Strong door, table, d-fk and raid table do. Patent, riling, brass, and closet do. Snap table ketches, J argr afTortinent wood fcicws, Pewter and bard mettle spoons, Pewter plates, batons, and ditbew of rveiy fixe, Pejvter poringers, and ink Hands, Door and Vindow bolts ot every dimeuAon, Tliunib latches, Brats cocks of different sizes, I. .meets, borfe flenis, and tpeftaclcs, Variety of pocket and pennknives, lu ll quality, Ditio table knives and forks, Ovfler knives, defertdo. Bailors, do. in cases, Bailor Hraps and heues, I. limp ami bell double refined fugar,- Hyfon and hyfon llcin tea, Chocolate, Bohea, louchoiig and green tea, bell quality. Popper, allpice, nutmegs, cloves, pace, callia, Cinnamon, ground ginger, Tig, powder and liquid blue, Bell Poland llarch, spelling and a variety of other books, Blank books, wafers, quills, Pocket books, sealing wax and pencils, Green andred morocco (kins, Letter and common writing paper, lied Park', Magnetic. Appodeldock, Camphor in cakes and bottles, Ciearnot tartar, tartar emetic, Andcrfon’s pills, squire’s elixer, urbngion’s drops, Godfrey’s cordial, aitniau’s and stoiuon’s drops, J* llo P> tbeubarb, laudanum, V qiuni uy Hills., f IO m 40 to 140 gallons, A quantity (Tgood cheef c , * L ’ II In it * %iUils of C ountrv Produce. —CQUA l •/ “ . J Savaowlvoaobcr isth, i-,6, krf* HA R D W r AR E. CROCERIE 9. O r-rc A _■ 14 ~ouvl vjui. ucii iju SI A T I o N A R Y. M EDICIN K S. m 1 iic. O N C O N S I (; N r M E N T. Columbian itiufeum. &c f 7-Bth and 4*4th black muslin, Royal rib, lattinet, ilriped lattin, 1 liickfct, lancy plain and t wil’d corduroy, Biack, blue, and olive velvtt and vclvcret, Worked denims,and fattinets, Pellow tultians, drabits, be wing hlk, twilled all colours, bi.r. iereting of all colours, Mat and shoe lilk binding, Woiltcd binding, and gartering of all colours and breadths, 3-gth, 4-4th, and G-4th cotton check & (tripe, Worked cotton and lilk hosiery, .Silk, worked, and leather gloves, A large aflbrtmmt of dut ants, fhalloons, Call imancoes, and black rulfels, Florentines, fn per fine cair.blets & B unbozets anil bumbozeens, carpeting, Buckram, Han Ribbon and silk ribbon of all breadths, Ounce and pound thread, coloured, white, brown, and oznahurgs threads, Tapes of every breadth, Round and paper pins, white chappel needles, l.ai ge ailortnierit ot o/nabur gs 8c Ticklmghurgs, 3 ‘l'ii itd 4-41 h brown Irifhcs Rullia duck, and (fleeting, Romals, Polic.its, and a great variety of fancy coloured handkerchiefs, Morocco llippces and sandals, Florentine ihocs and flippers, Fine and coarse, mens Iboes, Womens leather shoes and llippcrs, Girls coloured kippers, Ladies coloured kid do. Large allortnicnt of mens, womens & childrens coloured hats, Oil cloth lor table covers, Oil case hat covers, Cainblet and Bath coating cloaks, Woollen flops, from 4 to 6 dollats per Lit, ve ry fuitablc for new Negroes, Check and white shirts, and other flops. Shaving boxes, Seiifi>rs and tailors (bears, Snuff and tobacco boxes, An aflortment brats handles, book case and delk furniture, Elegant brats knockers, cloak pin*, Biafs knobs fur carriages, D.tto chimney bows, Bed caps, and elcutcheons, oi various forts, M aicli keys and leals, B'afs nails and closet turns, Hitto, & japan’d caiidlcfticks and fnitflers, Ditto caftors, craping and curling irons, Money leaks and weights, <iin locks and flints, (Jim worms and cork fcrewS, Brass efeutefteon pins, Hearth and hair brooms, bellowfes, shovels and tongs, Japan’d and painted tea trays, different fizcj, pound japan’d tea cannrtters, v. 4, and 6 pound liigar canniltcrs, Patent japan’d nurle lamps, J ipan’d reflefting latuhorns, shop and tanle tin lamps, 1111 coffee pots and laothorns, 1 m pint and pepper boxes, Bakeing pans o! diiiVreiU (ize f s. Leading, clol-hes. and harnbro lilies, • Bed cords, (ail, lb op, and (cine twine, Log and lead- lines, and lalh cord, White rope, and other cordage r lifh books of diflei'ent iizes, Fiddles and fiddle firings, Gun powder in kegs or pound, shot ot (lift ereut size, and bar lead, sjuder* a id skillets. Patent mettle and common tea kettles, Dutch ovens, fad irons, and trying pans, steel ••yards of different (ire, Anif-10 imaud sweednh iron; Bliileivd and-German flee!, sieel corn mills ot diflermt fi/.*, Pepper and coffee mills, Cotton cards, Mouie, rat and wolf traps, snujfer lbnds, , Common tie,-] buttons, and tailors thimbles, Large black teapots, * Parlor and librie'bells, id, t>d-, -Bd, lod and i*d, nails, ( bd cut nails for lhinglitig, Chaffing ddhes, Jews hat ps. and marbles, Wine glaiks, Looking glasses of different size, Trunks of all dimenlions’, Buckle and cldtHcs lirtdhcs, comb and flioe do. -poke lbaves, sheep ibears, Wood cutler laws, Froofe. scented pomatum, and hair powder, Capers and. muihroons. WINE S. Malaga, sherry, tenerifFce and Bell l.ondoiq particular Madeira wine, f my own importing, Holland Gin, belt quality, in cases. Folio pek and bek royal paper, Ink powder, Brass and paper ink flanks with instruments, slates and slate pencils, Playing cards. j EFence peppermint, lavender” drops, Blue vitriol, spirits of turpentine, Rose and mint water, burgatnot, Licence of lavender, lavender water. Lip falvc, tooth powder, tooth brulhes, A Hum, copperas, flour and floneot broruflone, salt petre. •* A frW barrels of Irish potatoes, superfine flour. From a HANDBILL, received by the Ship Tanner, arrived at Mao -York,on Saturday the lid OBober, in 28 days from Liverpool, LONDON. Downing-flreet. Sept. 18, 17 qfi. Dilpatches of which the following are copies, nave been received from Captain Arkruther, by the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, his Majch ty’s principal Secretary of State lor Foie ten Allans. b Head-quarters of his Royal Highness the Archduke l Charles, Rell, near Wurtz burgi, Sept 4, 5 79 6. My Lord, Your lordlhip is acquainted with the unfor tunate circumkanc.es which have obliged Col. ane Mr. R. Craufurd, to remain lor a lon . time at adiltancc from the feene of operations. the abfcnce of these gentlemen at a moment !° P ar ticularly interfiling as the present, mull j * r f> re ttcd, as a loss to the public icrvicc , which, though at their requek, 1 now’ attempt to detail to your lordlhip L he late proceed mss of tnearrny. I led inyfcli inadequate to lup ply. 1 Your lordlhip is already informed ofth. movements ot his royal highness the arch dug” up to the 31k ult. at which period the in h. wing of the army was aifembled in the plain betwixt Forchiemand Bamberg ; and the left, conhtting of upwards of twenty battalions and litiy Iquadroms, under the command of Lieu tenant General Stzary, had reached Eberach : : and threatened at om.e, by detachments, the ! points of Schweinfurt and of WurlzbuVgh. , Early on the 31k, the Archduke entered Bain berg ; and, from the information there received ol the enemy, determined.to puflr on with the whole army towards Warfzburg, as being the point on the occupation ol which*depended the poflibility of forcing Jourdan to abandon the Mein, and take his retreat through the coun try of Fulda, on the Lahn. His Royal Hi Vi ncis proceeded in the evening to Botirg Ebe rach. General Kray took poll at Eltmann, and General Stzary advanced to Kloiter Schwart zach. , Chi the tft of September, the Archduke marched to Ober Schw'artzach. General Gray to Geroldlholfcn, and General Stzary l o Kilim s’ n i wheie ho palled the Mem; Ins advanced guard, under General Hoize, took poffeifion ot the town of \\ urtzbuigh, the garnlou retir ing into the citadel. In the mean time the enemy drained every ■erve to reach Wurtzburgh, before the main body of die Auilnan army flvould come up ; and by forced marches, arrived ‘at Ko.ruacn, 1 within three leagues of the town, the fame day on which General Home took polfellion of u. Next day, (the 2d) J rurdan attacked, wkh the utinoil impetuofny, the corps und'-r General Stzary ; but though he lucceeded in forcing lome ol the polls-,* he was not able to make any itnpivAioii'otf the mam poiitidn, and retir ed in the evening, to his camp'near Kornach. I here he relolved to abide the event, of battle; and in that view, poked himfelf in the follow ing manner : \ llis right wing to the Mein, a little below M uitzburg, rdb'doii a very com manding emi nence ; in trontof which a’ deep river rendered the accels extremely difiicult. The fivft line, ot his centre occupied a long narrow woods, Ikirtmg the bottom of a chain ol heights, oti the ridge of which his fecund line was polled. His left wing confilling, almok entirely Os cav airy, was placed in the fpaefous plain in front ot Korn2ch ; but considerably thrown- back, in order to receive the more effcttual lupport Irom the infantry in the wood. A numerous artillery was attributed on the moft elfcntial points along his front. The di ydion ot Letevrc, remained poked behind Schwein urt, to cover the great road - of Fulda, and a imali intermediate corps maintained his communication with the army. His Royal Highness halted the scl in his camp ol Ober Schwartzah : whilst a bridge was thrown on the Mein, near Dettelbach, which was not fimihed till late 111 the evening. Gen. Kray remained at Geroltzhoiien. Gen. Stzary, in the mean time, judging, lrom the force and ufuai conduit of Jourdan, that he would loon renew his efforts to ren der himfelf maker of Wurtfburgh, unbraced the fpmled relolution of rather advancing again it him, thanof wailing for him in his po (ition. Ihe Archduke approved of this idea, and determined to facilitate the e.'ieaution of it, by making a combined attack on the enemy, to uki place ear y in the morning of the 3d. Ihe intention was, that Gen. Stzary should move to him ; that the main body, under the command of Gen. Waru-nileben, pacing the ‘ bridge at Dettlebach, fliould.attack the centrc ’ of the enemy ; whilk Gen. Kray, crolling ike river at the pointneareft Geroltzhoiien, Ihould turn his left wing. Soon after day-break, accordingly, General ■ Stzary advanced, and drove back the polls ot the enemy; as however, the other two columns had a confiderablc march to make, and met i with much unexpended delay in the palfage of i the river, he loon found himfelf engaged alone bvvery superior number; and was not only obliged to rclinquifh the ground he had gained, but had much difficulty in maintaining hisori ’ ginal pofitibn; At this critical ink ant, his Royal Highness feat ordprs to Gen. Wartenflebcn, to ford the river with the whole ol his cavalry, and ad vance dire&ly againil the left of the enemy. — , This judicious manoeuvre had the deiired el feci. jourdan feeing himfelf menaced in the moll cirential point ot his position, withdrew from his right the troops with which he was pressing Gen. Stzary, who thus gained time to re-ellablifh himfelf in his poll. •The cavalry now charged the left of theene .™v, and drove it from its ground ; but the enemy retiring behind the wood, the Auilri , ans remained cxpoled to .a hre of niufquetry and grape, which obliged them to abandon the advantage they had gained. A lecoud attempt of the fame nature had a (imilar fate ; and al ter Iruitlefs endeavours to draw the enemy in to the plain, his Royal highnels relolved to await the arrival oi Gcu. Wartcnflebeu’s co lumn, without which it was evident the pofi • tion ot the enemy could not be forced. At length the infantry appeared advancing from Dettlebach ; and Gen. Stzary moving forward **t the fame time, a combined attack was immediately formed ?pa which covered the enemy’s front V’ u'i talions ol grenadiers advanced for this ba ,-’ with equal order and invpetuofitv 2 f,°r ol the (warm of Tirailleurs w'u f* artJiel * then ; they gained the wood withou T?®’'’* shot, and m a lew minutes drove the c!!" 8 * “'>t only from thence, but trom th. i! beyond ,t. This advantag • and tU h?i S I,U a a e /! l r K,j V’ “IdrUrr rided the (ortunc ot the day t om . i° ’ c no attempt to recover th- -round l e i' 1 T d * -ttt i,rg,n tos retreat o, every p o ,m h ; d n > ft > Tor fome Ume, condutWi with much r^hri ty . ms cavalry prclerving conltdciabl- r tenance, and forming renKitcdlv ,, ° un * ‘"■ho,, 1,,h? V&'T conunually harraffi-d by the hp -Cars ’ ini?*’ powrrecl by a prodigious fire of artilki frf’ th- lights, the conlulion became £C n T thr f xceiiive fatigue of the Andrians,^ she lo,s the Andrians on tlii, o , ra r,„ amounts at mod to 800 men, jamongft are no ohreers ol d,ftintti„n ; that of the e L my tsbv-tar more ,-onhdn able. Two thou’ Tmd prisoners are already bum di’ n r r m o?/ cl cd T d •4"*- i- One color, fix pieces of cannon, and great number of ammunition and ba< M - waggon, have fallen into the hands of thS queror. Lun * . r ’ Jccefs winch on this oecalion has at .endid the Auilnan arms is to be ascribed chnllyvto the pi rlonal conduft of his roval mghneis toe Archduke. Prcfcnt every where the danger was the molt - h animated} the troops by Ins example, a„h rc ! sci ved them m order by the coolness and quickneis of h:s manouvres ; and at lcnHt (eizcd, with mhnite-judzinent • the ,ru- . ’ of at tacit which decided the viftory. P °‘ at lhe army palfed the night on th” field of battle, and the next day eroding the dmerent points, encamped near this a ac I have the honor to bo fjr (Signed) ROB. ANSTUTHbR. Capt. 3 I Guard. ’ Head-quarters of the Archduke Charts Zell, ne,r Wurtzburg, Sep't; I. My Lord, , ‘ * Yclierday the Citadel of Wurtzburg caoitu iated ; the gairifon to the number of* 700 men, furrendermg thgmfelves prisoners of War. General Belmont, chief of the French arf'llriv is among the number. ‘ A prodigious quantity of stores, of ammu nition, and provilions, has been found in the town cuadei ; partly left there by the Aultri ans, partly eolletted by requifttion from the neighbouring country. Intelligence is received that the enemy has abandoned’ in Schweinfurt, 76 pieces of artil lerv, which he was unable to transport. from the reports of the Corps in front, there j ev f r y maloti to’believe that the enemy has decidedly quitted the M<mi, and directed his ’ -treat to I- ulda. The light troops which have been lent in pursuit, continually bring in prif oiier* and baggage; and the Pcafantry exalper aiel at the unheard of outrages of tire enemy, - tlas rtleo in many parts, and delivered up and deitroyed ali the llragglcr-s who fall into then hands. His royal highness, determined to perfever* in the fame line of operations, this day detach es Col. Count Meerfcldt, with ten fquidron# . light cavalry, to form ajunttion with th* garrifoi’s of Manheim and of hv which means a corps of nor 15,000 men’will be enabled to afl in the rear of the enmy I'rom the diltingui filed abilities of the officer to ; whom this enterprise is emruftrd, the created • ho P- s are entertained of its success Ihe army moves this day towards Wer tlieiin; and the head quarters, will be to-mor row at Rrnlingcn. By the luff accounts received from the other nde of the Danube, it appears that general la Four lfill maintained hirnfelf in the front of Munich ; but the fucccires on this fide had not then produced theexpetted effeef, of forcing Gen. Moreau to a retreat, it hardly seems p°mble that he should now venture to delay - lt: - I have the honor to be £;c. ROBERT ANTSTRUTIIER, Captain 3d Guard. ’ Wilhelmfbad, near Flanau, Sept. 3d, 1796. In confequehce of she late attions, the army of Jourdan is retreating in the mod disorderly manner possible, in different directions. Abput . 3000 men puffed’ this place since yeilerday morning ; almolt all of them without arms, and dragoons and buffars on foot, havimr ] o ft their horses.—The peasants have almost every where rifien upon them, and, when in finall numbers, either killed or disarmed and plun dered them : A great many have palfed Scein heim, coming from Afchaffenbourg, but the ; greater part of the army feerns to be diretting us retreat by Fielde, towards Wetflar, in older to pass the Lahn. At Fiankfort, and every where in the neigh bourhood, the eneniy fee in to be preparing for their departure, they have again taken hoftage* from feveraJ places belonging'to the Elcttor of Mayence. WURTZBURG, Sept. 3. On the 2d towards noon general Gre nier arrived with his division from Arn ftein, and towards 4 o’clpck in the af ternoon one of the hottest engage n- its commenced which lasted tiil iare in the night but was not decisive. Genera?. Jourdan, vvho had been all along in the neighbourhood of Swinefurth, Arrived in the night with his vv.toie army, and towards morning arch’duke Charles like wile with Soo men, cavalry. With break of day the battle began in -the neighbourhood of this city, with unex ampled obftir.acy ; long was our fate in fulpence ; at lad, at 4 o’clock in the af ternoon, we heard, that the Auftrian* had obtained the victory. Soon after general Hotze made hisen try into this city and was received with loud acclamations : the dead of the French la)’ in heaps : 4000 are laid to* No. 74.