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or POLICE, &c. 11 Bower RE t r'.--OnTuefday Cenral informations Were brought at the fuit of the Stamp Office againfi perfons for felling (I,Liack Medicines without being Itaraped,when tome were difmi fled, arid convictions 1; took'place on others. I Char/a ?idol was fully committed to take his trial at the next affixes for the county of Sulks, on a charge of having been guilty of a burglary in the houfe of Mr. Waller, a fchoolniatter, at Hot- Sham, in that county, and alto fleabag three fad ' dles and bridles, the property of John Sarjeant, of f the Rofe and Crown, Hammerfrnith. From the evidence of Mr. Sarjeant, it appetred, that in March kit Mr. NValler's houfe was broke i open, and robbed of various article* of wearing ap parel, and about ten days nfurwards a (table be longing to the witncfs, in EA-(beet, Horfluun, was broke open and robbed of three teddies and i bridles, and there being reafon to fufped the pri foner, who kept a chandler's !hop at Hor(ham, a warrant was granted to fearch his 'mute, when one of the fiddles, and many of Mr. Waller's things were found, and a hamper the prifoner had taken to a public-hottfe, to go by the Billinghurft waggon, was alfo found to contain more of Mr. Waller's property. The prifoner, however, ab fconded, but witncfs meeting him on Thurfday night at Walham-green, near Fulham, took him into cuftody. piclihn Smith was fi nally examined on a charge of ng the pocket of Mr. Wm. May, the Captain of a trading vela, on Friday evening laft, in the Strand, of a pocket-book, containing Bank Notes to the amount of iol. According to Mr. May's I evidence, he detected the prifoner putting his hand into his coat pocket, and immediately fecured him ; but the book with the notes could not be - found, fo that it is probable he me& have had an accomplice who received it. The prifoner (who is an old offender) made fo poor a defence to the charge, that Mr. Bond did not hefitate in binding the parties over to profecute him at the next Old Bailey Seffions. Wednefday, Rohn t Coulthard was brought in cußody by John Griffiths, one of the o ffi cers be longing to the Police Office in Whitechapel, who apprehended him the fame day in St. James's park, for d—g his Majefty, as he was going in State to the Houfe of Lords, and which was cor raborated by three other witneffes. The Prifoner, in his defence, denied the charge, and declared, ;hat he only Paid, " there's the Xing." The fad, however, being fo firongly fupported, Mr. FORD ordered he fhould find bail to anfwer it, which producing, he was liberated. GVILDHALL.—Tuefday 7. lifarisg, a porter to Mr. Willan, of the Bull and Mouth Inn, Alderf gate-ftreet, was examined a fecond time, c harged by his ma (ter with abfconding and carrying away (eve ral turns of money which he had colle&ed amongft Mr. Willan's cuftomers. This breach of faith being (worn to, the prifoner was fully committed for trial. Phillip Berry was likewife fully committed for going into the limp of Mr. Nott, and Reeling two pair of cotton flockings. hiss s ios-Hou s 2.—Tnefday morning the fele was flopped at Billingfgate of above five hundred weight of falmon, and feveral boxes of herrings, they being quite (polled, and not fit for confurnp tion ; part of them were produced before the LORD Marcia, and the falefman who was difpofing of them. Mr. Goldham told his Lordfhip, that many of tbefe fish were out of featon, and could not law fully be fold. The falefman confeffed the julinefs of Mr. Gold. ham's charge, but Paid, if he did not fell them, other falefinen would. He begged his Lordfhip would let them have the herrings to boil down for the oil, and he would anfwer no more of them Bald be fold. The LORD Mayo& refuted, raying, he had it not in his power, and ordered all the fiA to be funk in the middle f the river. He told the falefman, that every fills which came to Billingfgate market out of (earth' would be Seized according to law. Ahrahms Limy, alias Pestle, a hackney coachman, was examined on the charge of a gentleman, with attempting to defraud him of a guinea, which was given to him to change, and by dexterity of hand, returning another into the gentleman's, faring it was a bad one ; which was really the cafe, for he pocketed the good money, and with the greatelt effrontery pertifted in frying that the gentleman's was bad.—On (earthing the pi ironer, a quantity of counterfeit gold was found upon him; the Solicitor of the Mint attended on behalf of the profecution, wad the culprit was fully committed for trial. UMION-HALL.—Tuefday evening, Rkhard lat he" and JAI Ssiiih were brought to the office, charged with entering the dwelling houfe of a Mr. Beam, in an improper manner- Elisabeth Whellev. I live at Mr. Beam's, Baron's-Buildings, i3lackfriars -road ; yellerday evening, about seven o'clock, I heard a knocking at the door, and went and opened it ; two men were there ; they allied me if Mr. Eglington lived there ? I told them there was no fuck perfon— thev Lid there was; one of them came into the i pelage, and refuted to go out again; it was Smith. I then went and knocked at the next door, at a Mr. Lawford's, he was within, and re:quelled him to come to their houfe ; he heard a violent cry in his neighbour's; he immediately repaired to the (pot, when he few Smith have hold of Mrs. Beam, with a child in her arms • he took her forcibly to Mr. Cotterel's, and preff ed her to fit down ; the leaned to be very much in agita tion. There was alto an alarm given to a Black fmith behind the (erne of uproar, when Vulcan came to repel the invaders with a rains icon, and told them if they did not decal, he would give them the contents of what he had in his hand.— One of them attempted to wrefl it from him, but be failed, and bravely kept them at bay, till three of the Police Officers got to their affillance, by whom they were brought to the Hall, and exam i:ed. They were found to be two rcfpoftable - he:nee-keepers, toil *eta bond Ord 11 appear at the next Surrey SeEons. Yefterday, Grow Arou/mo was fully committed to take his trial at the next Savvy Seilioris, on a amng firfpiciou of hi bokag am accomplice wit/. sibs 14fargan and Artie/ lgreqpitt, committed for trial at the fame place, on the sift , of o:h.b.!r for feloniouily Realing nine quartets and upwards of whew:, value 01. the property of Mr. Daniel Me fna rd. Richard Phillips fworn. I am a lighterman, and live at No. 27, Hungerford-market. On Mon day the aoth of Weber laa, in the afternoon, the prifoner came to my honk and hired my boat, which is now in the poffeffion of William Clarke the conflable ; he kid he was to carry goods in her, and woald return her to me nest morning. William Clarke fworn. lam a cemilable, and live at No. 1, South Lambeth; the boat which is fworn to by the la a witnels I have in my polfelfittn; it is the fame boat in which the corn belonging to Daniel Mcfnard was found on the night of the roth of oSober 1211. DanielVefnard (worn. I am a lighterman, and live at No. 3 t, Shad Thames; the corn which was found in the boat ftvorn to by Phillips and Clarke is my property, and was flolen from my granary at Marble• Hall, Vauxhall, Lambeth, on the night of the roth of Oitober lag. Two young men, Mite and C6alker, were exa mined on laPicion of having committed divers burglaries, and other offences, in various parts of the metropolis and its nei„Abourhood ; a material evidence being wanted, they were remanded for a re-hearing. Tuefday, a perfon, calling hirofelf jehn Clayton Wrfl, otherwife Captain 14'?, was apprehended at his apartments, in Dean-greet, Soho, by Sayer and Townlhend, Bow-greet Officers, under the autho rity of a Judge's Warrant, iffued on an indiement found againft him in his Majefty'c Court of King's Bench, for forging certain accounts on the Vietu ailing Board, he then being a Purfer on bgard one of his Majelty's thips of war. The officers lodged him in Tothill-fields Bridewell for the prefent, as other charges are expected to be brought againft him. BIRTH. On the 9th of May, at pombay, the Lady of Colonel Kerr, of a fon. MARRIED. Yefterday morning, at St. George's Church, Bloondlatuy, Captain Rand, of the Hon. Ref t India Company's Service, to Mils Lancaßer, daughter of jofeph Umtata., E(q. DIED. Mr. Wm. Nelfon, attorney, in the Temple, formerly of Penrith, in Cumberland. At Edinburgh, on Saturday, the Rev. Dr. Hugh Blair, Pro. retro' of Rhetoric and Belles Utters in the Univerfity of Edin burgh, and one of the Miniftera of the High Church in that city. Lately, at Chatham Barracks, Mrs. Elizabeth Mensforth, wife of Lieutenant George Mensforth, of the Sift Infantry. On Tucfday left, at his bode in Holborn, Mr. John Gott lob Beaune, fen. fur merchant. Eland of a Letter frees Wiolam Greenlhiolsi, Efq. one of his Majefty's lakes of the Peace for the County of Dublin, to Doctor Sotss oos, a Amts. GREENSHIELD has tried your •LTA Cordial 13abn of Gilead, and though the has had tilt advice of many of the molt eminent of the faculty in Ireland to preferibe for a bilious complaint that has attacked her thefe tat years, the found the molt wonderful bereft from your me. dlelne alone. W M. OREENSHIELD." Dublin, No. y, Montague-It:eft, 9th Ottober, 1800. ExtraCt of a Letter from Mr. S. Hazard, Bath, dated the 6th . - of Odtobcr, 1 800. " A Lady a few days Gnat called upon me, and declared that your Cordial Balm of Gilead had Caved the fife of her (nand; another Lady Armed me that the was cured of a violent ner vous complaint by a few bottles, and that when Ow began taking it, the could not write, or (tamely attend to any thing." An Account of that molt excellent Medicine, ft he CORDIAL BAL/4 . 0( °ILIAD, which is prepared (only) by S. Soto- MON, M. D. . . The train of melancholy diforders which affliet the human frame, under the denomination of Nervous Difeafts, arc the principal &um.' of human mifery in the privation of health.— Thofe diforders proceed from fuch an infinite variety and com plication of caufes, as to tender it impoffible, if even it were al ways nirceffary, to trace them to theirtrue (puree. The effeets, however, are hut too well known, and too feverely felt amongit toe great a petit , '" of mankind; and to thcfe cited, it may without exaggeration be affected, that any remedy fuperior or more celebrated for efficacy than Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead never has been difeoverod. In all delicate, weakly, and relaxed conflitutions, lowncfs of fpirits, hypochondria, hor rors, trembling' wcaknefs of fi ght, ink of memory, impaired vigour, tithes do;fatis, nervous confumptions, and the number lets fymptoms of impaired and tottering conftiturions, whether ailing from a lift of inactivity, intemperance, or inattention to health, its efficacy has attained, throughout the three king- doms, uolverfal and unparalleled celebrity. By itrid perfcver ance in its Wk., it cheers, braces, and invigorates the whole net , coos fyitem, and gives new tone to all the vital fundioos, of which numb ..clefs initances tan be avonehed. •„• Pamphlets of its efficacy, gratis Sold by Mr. Matthews, No. 18, Strand, London, Bath, by Hazard I.ancafter, by Walmfley . Briltol, Sheppard I.teds, Binns Brichtnn Gregory Lincoln, Drury Birmingham, Swinncy Lynn, i-ieadly Bedford,. Smith I xicelter, Gregory Blandfonilv- Simmons 77 ----, Miriam .. . Bury St.. Ed. Dingle ) .every Lee Cheltenham, Harvard Mstirbefice, Lynch Cambridge, Iludgfon Tlargst c, Rowe Canterbury, Simmons, Newbury, Full' r Carlille, joule Newcaßle, Walker Chefter, Poole and Son Norwich, Stcvenfon & Chichelier, Phi',prom Co. Orencefter, Stephens Oxford, ones Chippenbatn, COMM Plymouth, I ichards Chatham, Fthrrington Northampton, Falge Chelmsford, (lath( ar Nottingham, Burhate Dublin, Davdon Porthnouth, Bolan Durham, Penninr,ton P ending, Smart & Co Dartmouth, jarkfou S Look rhuid, Bray Deal, Aare :it aufprd, Nsvreomb Dover, Neaki Shrcwfbury, Wood . . . - Devizes, Broughton Southampton, Baker Dorcbefter, Cram44l St Aturd, ' Smith, .. - Derby, 1 triso ry Pretton, & 'lent Edinburgh, Smith Salifhnry, C•Alit,a Exeter, 1 ruiman & Snn Sc.rborougb, Bayley Falmouth, Elliot Taunton, 1-` , de Gapom Tunbridge , Co% . . - .. Gloucetter, R.iikt s . V. ells, I viii Glafgow, Ill'lionald Wotan. Rea. Tymbs Iprwich, PA idtileditch Warwick, Perry Ille of Wight, Albin Winehefter, Robbins Kendal, Beanchwake Vest, N. B The Cordial Eska of (Word is Cold in bottka, price MIN-Guinea each. 'll Cre are alto hoses. price tI. convicting equal to twelve bottle* at los. lid. lqi wllleh the rricri: fares tL 64. which eau be had at the Dodo:, by remitting a Hue Roved lank Note. •. • Perions in theater:err gating the Detelnr's orin ion re Min to inveterati cafes, ars to made his &sal Ise M a subsea, lin • letter, with the Rate of the cafe. Such litter P,'o,id (for fatty) be thus etre et ed-- 0 hieney-better Seim. on, Selo ' mos iliac; Brow aluvr4trart, Limped ; paid dcrobac potty*: . ' :lefF.DlC11•11 Att. .i At the only Varelioufe fur Dr. James' , POlNdet, • NO. isi*, St. Paul's Church-y.ird,a Let duties from the Corner of Ch eaptide. el 'HE following MEDICINES arc loIA, at the -I- prices annexed, inclutive of the Stamp Duties imputed by this At: but no additional charge has been made upon 1)r. Jaince's Powder; which is continued at the original prise of se. 6d. per packet. It may alfo be had at ii. 4s. per dosen ; or be quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, fur A as. Gd. duty neluded, fu that t he Public are no titterers. But in oriel-to facilitate the operation, and to leffen the bur theta of this Act, which would in a great meafttrehore proved a tax upon bens • letter all the other Medians arc fold to any Ferretti! purchaling half a dozen or more, free from the expence of the Stamps. /. el. .. d. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Stecrs's Opapeldoc a o Analeptic P 1!!, 46 Convumonoil 2 6 Cattle Powder 4 6 --.-e— Paregoric Lo th. Hunper's Pills tif aware - - asi Dr. Mahn's Chalyboate Camomile Drops I si Pills - 4 o Effence of Colwfaot. 3 9 Berry', Bilious Bills 3 o Effaucc of Peppermint a i# Daftly'. Combative 1 9 Orrnikirk Medicines 5 9 Tickt ll's JEtherial Spirit 3 6 Glide', Magnefia 3 6 Grecnough'eTindures t z s,lnglis's Scots Pills a o Tolu Lozenges ia , i Grants Drops - . a 1 i Mr. Spence's Deotrifice 4 o Norton's Drops s o Freake s 'Maxim ofEark 3 6 Spilibury's Drops 5 0 Hu sham's ditto 1 6 Spcediman's Pills 2 b Englifh Coffee 2 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tincture, se. 6d. Alfo, the Genuine Arquebufade lately imported, and molt @tithe other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for expor tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad. N.B. As many perform, particularly fervants and meffengers, miftake the houfe, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the neccffity of pointing out, that it le at the aft End of St. Paul's, nearelt to Cheaptide, and that it has a great white Rue cool front, with there words infcribed : THIE ONLY WAR/NOV/ft rot DA. JA2IIIOI Powsaa. EXTRACT OF THE BRISTOL PAPERS. For the Perufal of thofe saidted with Nervous Complahats, I fend you my Cafe and hope to fee It publithei. SIR —'Two Years ago I had a Mifcarriage which confined me to my Room for three Months, I was atteneld by a Phyfician, who after many Confultations advifed me tot: y the liriftol Hot Wells, being then in Exeter it was impoilible for me to undertake the journey being almoit reduced to a Shadow, with Lownefs of Spirits Violent Had - i t eke, Tran bling, Palpitation of the Heart, Alarming Hylterie Fits, and the whole train of Nervous Complaints: my Apothecary and friends wilited me to try your Nervous Cordial, for their fad& faCtion, I complied; the firft Bostic made no alteration in my Complaints, but it procured me force natural fleep, which I had not experienced alter my Nerves became fo dreadfully affeeted, this induced me to continue the Medicine ; to my furprife, I loon found my appetite return. I then undertook my journey to the Hot Wells, from which place I wrote to you for your ad vice : you recommended me to take a Five Guinea Bottle of Nervous Cordial, as my Complaints were fo complicated, and would require the Medicine to be continued a long time; but thanks to your Skill and Medicine, in about two months I was fo far recovered as to walk and ta ke exercife on berfeback. It is now eighteen mouths Cline I have taken any of your Medi cine, and have remained perfectly well ever fence, without any return of my diforder. lam now going to Ireland, when I sr turn I (hall fettle in London—will then pay my nipeeta to you in perfou and give my addrefs, where, with plc:Cure, will rattily any enquiry. I am, Sir, your obliged humble ftivatc, BrUtol, May 26, don. SARAH BAKER. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodoes houfe, Na. 9, Albion-It:ea, keen doors from the Leverian Mufewn, Black/does Bridge, in Bottles at au. am 6d. and ss. 6d. gib of In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and Son, Britloi, , Sheppard, Gofport, Harding . Brighton, Dona Won and Ce. Glafgow, Batter, Birmingham, Swinney, Ipswich, Middleditch, Bedford, Smith, ilk of Wight, Albin, Bbndford, Simmons, Irwine, A. Young, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, I.eeds, Binge and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Cie Leicefter, Swint en. Canterbury, Brikow, Lewes, Elliott, Corinth, Jollie, Manchcfter, Lynch, Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Mcggy and eo. Newbury, Fuller, (Atelier, Poole and Son, Newcaftle, Walker, Chicheiter ' Phillipfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co. Dublin, Spilfisury and Co. Nottingham, Burbage and C. Durham Hardafon, Norwich, Stevenfon and Co. Deal, ROfe, Dever, Neale., Oxford, Jong. Plymouth Nettleton Devizes, Broughton, POrtfmoudi, &dam, Derby, Dtmgry, Reading, Smart, asd Co. Edinburgh, Baxter, Sunderland, Bray. --- A/lees. Hatband, Simewfbury, Eddowes, Elder, and Co. . Southampton, Baker, and by molt of the Bookfellers and Medicine-Vondsrs In the three kingdoms. A 211. bottle contains equal to five [mall now. TOT. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London Edinburgh, May a, aka. IN the fpring 6(179+ I was afilifted with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five mamba ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyllelan, who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the dlfeak (by niercorial applications) for foam time ; but gnawing, in fpitc of all medicine and the advice of the firft Gentlerneu of the Faculty here, work and work for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almoft unparalleled and beyoud defcription, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &c.havelken alternately in danger of become ing %deka; in Quart, I have had from so to Jo eating ulcers en my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to particularize all my oafe--fuffee it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of more complicated nature. I was king looked upon by my friends, and imagined my fell, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, to my then condi:ion, shalt h was preferable to my more than ortifsrable flute. In this dreadful fituatian did I drag a molt tnifenble eziftenee, till Divine PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newspaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it. I could not.—l fent and procured foul,: of your Lease's PATENT Pitt,, which, by uting from time to time, am now, and have Long been, (after more than four years in deferibabk ctiftrefs), in as goods (tate of health as ever I en joyed; as a proof of this, I had a floe, thriving, healthy child, been to me a few months ago. lo gratitude to Gun, and in hopes of reudering my felinw-emture (entice, I requeft you to publifli this; and you may . any time refer perfons, who with to be fatis fi .t d of the truth of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by lota or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, anti none ex ceed it, I have from experience every reafun to allure mankind, that iu your Lena a's Pitts they will find a fuse, fpeedy,fafe and radical cure, for that moft dreadful Rage of the Venereal Difeak, which is called—A CoNtIREICD am with gra titude, Sir, your obliged humble fersant, 1. r. . - . . Preiarea and Sold by the. Sole Proprietor, TIOIRA ;Tar- Los, Mianber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his houfe, No. 9, New tridge-ftmet ; where he will give ad vice, without a fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills and will an fwerpatients ktters, it poft paid, on the fame terms, oblorv ing in all cafes the molt Inviolable recency, no Perfies name of cafe haying been mentioned, but at their own particular myself, by the Proprietor, during the coisrfe of more than 36 years, that he has :rid the conduel jog of an eatenfise fait of the above medicine, and the arifmg therefrom. They are ago try his Appointment, fee the convenience of thee living at a difiance, by Mr. Within, South-bridge, Edininirgh ; Mr. Mcninfins. Printer, Giafgow, to whom airs Mr. T. refers for his addrefs; at she Perfumer's, No. is, St. Alban's-Artet,Pall-Mall; Mr. Robertfens sToy-hop, Mac% Oxford-fireet ; Mn Dtibnrough's No. 7, Fills-ftrect-hill, Deurty .ppolitc the Monunxnt ; lr.Efteers. Boakfeller, No. s, thilillb•TOW, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin ; and by mac Perfon in every confiderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, In Bores of only 3s. std, each, feakd op with full and plain Direttions. whereby Perfona of slaw Sex may cure dicturdsui with ink VE . Nttr.AL RNOLD's PILLS to Well ke.OWT: over Europe lot thair fuperior efficacy end peculixr ma nes, iu perfeelly i.r.tdicatirt every degree of the oak without the kilt trouble or confinement. The fityf m may be atfure.l this excellent Medicine is pedeftly couges,4 to the conitituion, and many have remarked tb.ir health having , been math improved in other rcfpeets after it ale, p r i m , diroetlons, figned by Dr. Arnold, are iaclohd with each box which will enable all perfons to cure thengelves without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whet ftone, Middletex ; f o ld i n London by Mr. Axtell, No. 1, Finch-lane, ComhiU ; Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehonfe, N 0.324, Holbor n , oppofite Gray's Inn Gate; and Mr. Pidding, at his Patent hlo. &eine Wareboufe, 76, Oxford-listen oppofite the Pantheon Sold alto by the following Bookfellets : Hazard, Bath; Bulgin and Sheppard, &Mal ; Mottley, Portfmouth; Collier. Salitleary ; Hamm and ituampfon, Man Chatter ; Joan ant Gore, Liverpool ; Bulkeley and Poole, Chelter; Peados and Piaey, Birmingham ; Stevenfon and Robbards,Norwith; Forf trr, Iprwich ; Gala, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ; Peck, York; Brown, Hull; Humble, Newcaftle; Macdonald, jevrafte4 Glafgow; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh; and by sae reps. table Eookfeller in molt Towns in England. Price as. 9d. and 51.51 a box, duty Included, Where may be had Arnold+. Nervous Renerance Dm*. DELICACIES VOlt. THE TABLE , For EXPOP.TATION or HOME CONSUMPTION. Packed at the thortelt Notice for Dentarara, Jamaica, Martinica, St. Domingo. Surinam, Tobago, St Kitt's, Montfemat, St. S KILL, PURVEYOR GENERAL AND OILMAN, To their Imperial and Molt Faithful MAJESTIES, - And to Their Royal Hightails, , The PRINCE of WALES, The DUKE of YORK, ' The DUKE of CLARENCE, The DUCHESS of CUMBERLAND, &a. AT HIS ITALIAN AND FRENCH FISH SAUCE sad PORTABLE SOUP WAREHOUSES No. is and z 6, STRAND, nearly firing St. Martin's Church, LONDON: ESTABLISHED upwards of FORTY YE4RS. rrHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, dcc. are molt refpedtfully informed that there Warehoufeaarelbaeked with the following Articles, in the greatea variety, 44 of the admit fort& SKILL'S Oat:mous AND GENUINK STILTON CHEESES. They are the molt luxurious Cheeks made in this or any other country, ofvarious fixes, and from thofe celebrated dairies firft introduced into London for public fate forty years back, by the late Mr. Skill, which have been continued to be fold ever fume at thefs Warehoufes, and by which, fo much fatisfac tioll has been given, and reputation gained. Mr. SKILL thinks it necelfary, in jultice to the Public and hitnfelf, to apprize them of this cireurnitince, and to caution his friends againit the fpurious kinds that are now exhibiting for fair, (made in imitation),ln various parts of the town, under the denomination of Stiffens, but which, in fadt, are not bet hr than the molt common Chefhire, and have only Niehaus at • Stihon to reconunend them. THE RICHEST PICKLES IN ENGLAND, _ _ Of every fort and defeription, for home ute andfer Esportatics. A very great cargo, in finall cafes, packed for travelling, at SKILL'S INDIAN PICKLES, Or, exquilitc and ranch-admired PICKALILLY, Computed of hot ntised Pickles, after the manner of that pea parcel in the Ealt Indies, viz.—Mangoes,Caulihovrees,Lensees, Gerkins, Onions, Samphire, Indian Cabbage, French Ileatisolcc In Jan, at roes. 6d. and One Guinea each. if ever there were any articles exhibited for public fale,ltaa more than any other demanded aftentiola and jadgment in pu r chafing, rarely they are Pithiest a conune• method by fens of greening them, is with copperas, and other poitonous auxi liaries, and molt affuredly, Pickles fo greened cannot faa of corroding the ft - emelt, and In every other way injuring the constitution. There confider-a/lona have always prevented Skill's vending. or tottering to be vended, Greened Fickle* his Pickles are prepared fimply, with the ehoicelt vine gars and fpices, and by being ungreened, may be eateny not only by children, without the leaft injury, but Matnnsch as they create in adults an appetite, when (ammo lr reurinad certain:) , whh rnuchbenefit. SKILL's ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, To be eaten With all forts of Filh, and for entichini every kind of Hatt, Made DM, Game, Steak, Ste. 0 lON PR r I. 111 INA R 7..NCNST did the effedt of CT. ceUence in the preparation of Sauces, Phew itfelf more confpi. cuouSy than In thefe. The great demand for them from difw ent parts of Europe, the Eaft and Waft Indies, America, &c. their great utility to every Kitchen, however humble, and the very high approbation expreffed of them by the firft Families in thefe Kingdoms, are ample tellimonlca of their exquiftte quali ties, and fuperlority over every other fort. The Saimaa and Soldiers in oar Foreign Settlements, and the Merchants and Planters of our Colonies, daily give them their preference.— Such indeed Is their high reputation, that Shops in every part of the Metropolis have placarded on theirdoors in large chars,. tern, CAMP SAUCE. The whole tribe of ferrite Imitators, in defiance of the refpedt due to perfonal induitry and ingenuity, now boats of their Camp Sauce. Mr. Skill, in inflict to him felt for the great pains and expatce he has been at In preparing them, acquaints his numerous friends, to whore kind patronage be is fo much indebted, that his Sauces are only to be had re. , tuba at his Warelsonfe, and that his principal ftudy will always be tomerit their favours by indefatigable exertions and affiduitr in preparing all his articles In the firft rate !Lyle, viz. CAMP SAUCE, of molt exquifite flavour, and admirably adapted for enriching every kind of Stews , Made- Mites, Ste. witboat requiring other feafoning. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, for Pi& Sauce, prepared from the real Gorgoca Anchovies, that he recommends to Families in general, as the tichelt ever made. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for devilling all forts of Game, Poultry, Ste. and for feafoning Made Difhes. (VEATCH, to eat with Beef-Reeks, Veal-cutlets, Mutton chops, &c. QIJIN SAUCE, to sat with Turista, Lobllcrs, and all kind of FM. SAUCE ALA SUISSE,far Mock Turtle, rich Soaps, and all kind. of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the malt approved thod, and from the choiceft fruit. SAUCE A L'IMPERIALE, that will be found molt ex cellent for Sewing Ed., Pike, Carp, Tench, &c. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Cavice, Walnut Ketchup, Indian Soy, Oyfter Ketchup, Cherokee Sauce, Muibroota Ketchup, Zoobditty Match, and every other fort tiled at tie naoit Pathionable Tables, in bottles, at se. sad 3$ fel. each. Or in CASES with PARTETIONS, Containing TWELVE SORTS of the above SAUCES, At only ONE GUINEA EACH. Selma SALMON. la !mall Calks for Exportation ; alto Pickled Saimaa, and Salted do. of the veri chciccft kind. SKILL•' SOUP SANTE. . (Mem of the Army and Navy, Perrone who travel, Fafnir ties, Re. will find them of the tamoß importance, as • to fpoun full of PORTABLE SOUP, Stirred until diialved in boiling water, will make in an initant the flnelt SOUP SANTE our tatted, and of the mutt delicious and non:Ming kind. In Jars, with Tin Cafes, 7 w 6d. esti; or Six Jam widi 'Fin Cafes complete in Boxes,Two Guineas each. Itir. SKILL having refided many years in Oreat hritain. France, Sp iln, Flanders, and Portugal, and having form 17. d very cetenfivcconneetioe (lying his refidenee in tiofe coon` trice, ig enabled to obtain Delicacies for the Table, and every article in the Foreign Line with the grew& expedition; and, in cordequence. the Public can always rely that the Articles fold at theft Warcbonfes arc of the boil kind, ramble, and on the stoft moderate Terms. N. IL The Orders et Merchants,Shoplosepers, Fandica,am. ig the Casstry, mutt ahem be aecaettpterdett;ithhilorasp,eir a re ference in I.ntukrti for payment,and the pottage of an teems paid. LONDON . Printed fur the Pn "deters, by JOHN DANIEL. (of Carnaby-limet ) at tb. MM Patirrano-Ot nos, No. I. tagrey-ftreet ; and pubtilbcd by LIM. KENT, (of Car te-bury-piate, Lambeth), at No t, Catcy-ateat. =ll Sor a-Orrtc Temple-Bor ;to obis& Oise ai cause 41. is Estrus sr sigsseed es los 'COMA . ! Nub 5786) "-----THEAfRE-ROYAL, nN MONDAY NEX", their Servants ss PIZAR Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE Elvin, Mrs. BIDDONB ; To which witi be act THE LI Young Wilding, Mr. I This Eve:dm—Xing Lear; THEATRE ROYAL, C ON MONDAY NEX' wilt be prefented d KING RICHARD King Richard, ?r Aftnewbiebwillbe performed, for Entertalmnen HARLEQUIN Or, THE DOhMOO Thi s Evening—Life ; vrid HANOVEIt-SQ_EIARE C MISS LINWOOD's E open, and will continue eyi from Mae in the Morning until E Salon are the WOODMAN, front l.;:inlborough, in a Roan adapted of the above Woodman in Wool, tan , . from a Painting by Hnppne F.OMENADE VIEW FTH I PICTL O Only for a few r r ['HE PUBLIC are moll I.that the Exhibition of Mr. N of the STORMINt4 of SERIN at the Lyceum, in the Strand, a eropolis only for the emitting week For generalaccommodation, the an an Enlarged Scale, fo as to give J ule View of the Painting, indept fa:le.—Admittance (every day frt One Shilling. RANEI 4 ,II Under eke Patronage of Ms PRINCE of ON TUESDAY, Jan. I A SUPERB MAST In Honour of the Itiret-D The Take lathe centre of the 11 for Tea, Coffee, &c. And at 0 be armed with the following RE( Chickens, Ham, Veal, Tomtit Blanc Mange, Paltry, Fruit, &a (von the plan which Zeceited f preceding yean). FIFTY TWELFI As Prizes to be drawn far by the whom upon adnillion will be prel drawn a Prize, will entitle the Wines of tie flrft quilt Admittance Half-a- Tik kris to he had at Mr. Birelsa. ftrret ; Mrs. Richntan'a Marque otford..ftrett ; Mr. Timewell's, h Hat-greet; Mr. Fermi:es, Pali Spring•Cardens ; Mr. Roach's, tiffices, No. al, Fleet-ftreet ; an Drefrrs may be had on the Evenin, An et cellent Band will be provi sad the Carporatlas Died, in full per, perform tome of tha molt faw Doors to be open at FASHIONABLE P RIVATE TUITION and Go's. Private Dancing A turn, Golden-Square. Wits and Gentlemen who hav at .111, arc privately taught in the 4cf.ription of Dance in modern pr Extra exertions will be made to fordgncrs, Navy and Army 01 Country Reficlents and others wh , to th is accompliihtent, they may .I,•ir tuition; about a fortnight = Mr. At 114 informs his - Satoh at the FAR end of the Town, tilt Academy in Haydon-lquare, whc ha years; and is frttiog uran Acad ftreet, Goodman's Ficlds, which this month. Broad Sword Fencing CHAMBERRY AND IT I)°BART& and PLOW to her MAJESTY, and ol hive the honour molt refpeetfully (;entry, that attempts having be I Odic, imitations of their MAN BERRY MUSLINS, and to fell it Peowsisn's MA NIJTACTORE, rrlct it or ingenalty, they arc wow &c. that their Martufaertory is the rim! Charnbe?ry Muffins in this kir the only plate wham they can he I They further ravel Ladies t in Gown Pieces, or in any o, amberys, are deft' of either Oun of their Manufan.iry. iris, Poplins, and Bombs facture, le the 'molt variety. Mitcham, Orders executed wit No. 1, Chsodes-itreet, CovatoDa FOR itHEUMATISMS, Dr. SMELT; OK IT iv with real regret that I Medicine (in confequenee of tl . ?Mu, and upon other articles of crublrcs under the occeffity of hs n.aiure which thy) , adopted in 17 " I Pcnre per Bottle to the Price, to continue the bufinefa with rte, pledge thensfeNes t.. the Pub ad permanent reduction in the ar 'all take ,d - e4l, they will again lov e of it as they.diil upon the farm The foperior excellence of this M and, having grodivcsi a variety erequiflcti to obferve, that on tls c Genuine Opodekloc is patted 1 'red theft wordmv!. P. Hawaii :ben are coumerfelt. Vold only by F. NiVrastoo,at the vwder, No. as, in St. Paul's Chin ie earner of Cheapfide, London; Metes. Jeboult and Co. No. 15c arch-Even; J. Wade, Old no, Wpm-Street ; Godfm and C, Wird. Middie-row, Mdburn ; 1 W. Clarke, Borough, 1-Bgh-ftre beloiling the Stamp, Sc Six for N. B. As the Oyudeldoc for Els Startm, and therefore depriek ts, and as great quantities of conc Ibloss ; all Krim/ abroad, to pre • •• to he psetiashr ha ordering Rea Mr.l4sysberi'&