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1.111141404144114 , -40-ke-gw...464.40,--4 , • • -..• . r P-ra ttatOUTH, fete' i 5. Arrived LaTorre/vase sloop of war, {loin the coast of Aft ICA. 'I he Prrerte-o and fi7ore transports are ordered. to Plymouth.—Wiwi N.W. PLYatrlttil, ;PLY 24. Letters fi ten the fleet off Ferrol sieve received by • the Af o ootor frigate ; they stre Sir lb - sheet Calder's fotee to be eleven sail of the line, tWel of which are three-deckers 8 veral vessels Cr om Verrol had been boarded, and all agreed in their statement of the enemy's force, viz. Ore French 74's, four Spanish threeorleckers. two 74's, and three frig ates. Arrived the Neteder sionp, Capt. Sy kes. Sailed Hi s Majesty's ships ileaoda, Gebel,. De- fence; and tr Irerwe and Nimble brigs. I Came in taro American ship B•literitre, Capt. 1 Holmes, from New York for Bourdeaux, detained by the Slnnack gun-brig. The floAo.roria and Zealous are exprocted to sail this Cycling, or to-morrow nrorning.—Wind N.W. Cal MOUTH, JULY 23. • Arrived the American brig Rome, Waite, from Norfolk, after a passage of 3'2 days for orders, laden with tobacco ; she brings no news whatever re- speCting the Combined fleets of the enemy, or of Lord Nelson. Apeear.d riff the harbour, and proceeded on for Amsterdam, the American silos Marano Captain Hair, from Boston, with tobacco. Sailed lyre Danish Eli7ntreol, J Lobos. for Guernsey. with brandy ; and the Danish ship Fewa. Timsen, for Londoi.„ wide wine. Itereaies by enotrat y a Md. the Illahrbester packet, wiz': Mails for the Lreward Islands. The Arabella paclrs-t, which carried not the Mails cap- .f for liarbadaes and the Island, is reported to he t nod, and carried into Martinive• Wind "si'.N.W. trout %sone. v 24. Pet into l'esrbity br contrary winds, the ship Prilbant Pk, Capt. Boyce, front London, bound to New Soteh Wales ; Finites frigate, Capt. Som- . mervilie, from a cruise; also, brought in by the Lod I , le.en psi. -steer, the gallint Prow Ifergoiretre, —, from Bourdeeue, laden with wine for Amster- ' dam, Wind, W.N.W. Haawleß,JuLy 25. The Laly 1 4 1,,1eaw, Capt. Gee. Deane, and the Grarr , -, Capt Saunders, sale I last night with the tlails ..1 the 23.1, for l lustiso and Gio . .mitergh. Pet in the .4-ole Sophia, with passengers, bound to Gravesead frroa Tonningen. • • . .• • s Deal avt-v 25. Arrived thc Ciarepistiorsigate, and L'Uoie sloop of • war, frrim a cruise ; and remain in the Downs, with the ships Is per last. The Zephoor sloop of war has made a signal for a envoy' to the Westward, and se-poet (Ho war d- bound vessels are under sail.—Wind W.N.W. Livaaroot o arty 24. The Sib;, C.tnt. Roach, arrived Isere last night from Surinam, after a fine passage of five we .k's, brit brings not an article of inreltgence of any impint- t ante. At the time the Hl'. %ailed. it was known at Surinam that the Combined fl.-et was in the West Indies, but of the arrival of Lord Nelson in that quarter, the heard nothing till boarded by a boat off Kinsale a few days ago. The handy, s irtswotti, yark Park, Rimmer, from Africa, and selling there. 'the Chino', Kills ek, from St. Thomas', fir this port. was captured oth Julie, by the Mat.//n, French schooner privateer, of 18 guns and 120 men. coin. JULY 42. This morning His Majesty's shios Helewa, Capt. Loam elt I and Toping. Capt. Lake, arrived in our harbeur ;the former from olymouth, and the latter from inruisi. His Majesty's ship Verses has captured, and brought into this harbo'sr, the I) I brood/elle, Trench brig privateer, of 16 guns. and 90 men— she toot I•er in lat. 48 long 14. W. The L'Hieort- Odle had taken, in her tart cruise, the f)),, ,n rice/see pack, t, alter an aftion of one hour anti twenty mi- , totes. She is copper sheathed, and sails remark- abiy fast. ?ROM UMW'S LIST. • .41ertexees0, hoe f -Aosta& 4, the William, UteraJto. ; it , oricon. Dirks fre:n Leghorn; 1..1 , 1y Kcit, woorg„ „Smith, iron' Cork; thlil/11, Tram, •Coin Dantaie ; IllooteI•artr, ninth ; Alwe,o, Stoecer; add the Newel, Mr-on, ham litawr.irli owed the Eno, moon, for Molter; An GI .:•gdo ter Dub of g Wst.otr„ ter (;:b- -tk asliar, flew), Leslie, and the Olive areeLh, Ford, for Jarnarm . . A *VITAL,. At C.,vre,—the Frederkk Witham, from the Ile. v..ttrOah. At beetmouth—• tie Thereetthire, Brittle, from NT al“ria.l. ) AlF.r:;nourr....the Ilan, horn Boston; and the •rer, ,name Virginia. • AV Literpont—tlic Jar , Wittlealt, Welts Marshall, Bun- ke., cannah ; Suocrilation, tr nrru, trom St. Thomas'.; harmony. Farnham; Charlotte, Lnevise ; flero, Carkturi, and Cie Hani.q Mae, fr..ra kriesear Wel- lington, from Pheridelphi.r; Willard Penn, Ilfu , s-y, and O, Irk, Smith, frog, X.... York ; SIMI( toe, Gotd , n, frnirl T th- RoAr , rr,tb,l4Town, mu! the Newton, ri,e4iy, from New Orlearm 1., tne Llydc.—the Aliens. Lewin ton, from Wrlmitirrots ; . • and the Horn, C-ie, horn St. As pte r a,,lity„ —, from &anon; Velik, Montgomery, horn tend •ii ; Mercury, Ruche ; Mar!, Want, aryl the Cerro, Hurd, Rum Oporto. A! Crlreav—the West Wean, tom M. —m.l. At Wate.timl—the Rachad, Ball, and the Polly, Stretkin, Pima Pittirldiphis. As LinoLnek—o Shouncot. Daniell, from Lender). At Nee York—the Pornori.i,—, fr-mrlirtn• At Megrkund:arid—tbe Adventure Poole,from and the Patrice s from Lire4ool. - At Angola—Me M•ry and I (run ditto. At Sib r‘atu—tho. •.,e, tiro., from trwa rommorr-e• There never was a greater importation of grain into ZilaielJa is so short a space than took place du:- tug the last week. No fewer than 17 vessels, laden wolt that-valuable article, have arrived, whose joint cargoes amount to about 5500 quarters of wheat, and t7OO quarters of rye. On Monday se'nnight, Richard Metcalfe, of Bishopwearmouth, quarryman, was committed to • • Durham yaol, charged by the Coronet's inquest with the wilful murder of a child about sixteen • months old, the natural daughter of his wife, on the Saturday n' o preceding. The child was lift the es tag' .. t e.. tnOthrr, and in her absence, the come' s - • Sr this unnatural father-in- . law.'•gf: • Al it:. it is supposed Mem- tfrc• :r3 ' s lug. - • • •••• ,• Jr It . : - . . 4 • • • • • • • • IRELAND AND I,OIID DARDIPICKE. • -7 Friendly as we are to the and l eqUltahle Government of Lord Hardwicket we cannot stiffer to past unnoticed a most invidious paragraph which appeared in a Morning Paper of Slturday last, qooted from Vie Garter. It states the difference between the Minister an J Mr. Foster to have arisen solely from the financial reputations of the Litter Gentleman interfering with the patronage of Lord Donoughmore and his Excellency the Lord Lieu tenant. The truth of this assertion is best known to the Personages concerned, hut the publie mea sures and charaders of all are before us--of thes.2 we may judge, and it is not difficult to see that the °Ned of the paragraph in question is to in duce an idea that measures of public utility were oirstruCted by narrow and self-interested tenacity of Pe , ver. Of this, however, the People of Ireland will not entertain the same opinion. The generous acknowledgment of the public hear t will not falsify and adopt itself to the shiltings and turnings of time-serving cunning and Machiavelian intrigue— In Lord Dienoughmore his countrynnea have ever found a faithful friend, and an honourable rot. a- RANT. uncorrupt. and SINCERE defender of their rights. In Earl Hardwickc the Irish Nation sees more than Countryman, more than indigenous vir tue and g , odliess. It behoLls an illustrious English man, not moving in the false and dark magic of the old system, open as the day, and benefisent as its influence --no bigotry—no intrigue—no monopoly —no discard—just and conciliatory in his principles —in his feelings and his policy, liberal and impe rial—coining not to scatter dissention in his path— not to keep up the contest between the Wafer and the trine, nor to try the experiment of the rod And the bayonet—not coming to appease the cry of irri tators, or satisfy the rai,acity of poor relations—nut surrounded by the putrid halo of ditty job and pur chased influence—but advancing, like the Genius of Health and Truth, h healing in his wings" Such is the English Ruler wanted over the Irish people—,3neh is he who would, had cell here in the capacity of Viceroy. have — saved the ',t00,: which was saed in 1798 —la& is he who would now anal gamate all set% stud condition, in genuine loyalty, and sorrow the Imperial Ctlwn with the impe netrable defence 'of united and aff iaionate op'. nian—srich is Earl Hardwick. B,: it seems, because 7... is all this, he is to have no patronage! —Becan-e he loves the people, and the people love him, he is not to hay.- the sam , patronage which his predecessors have had, nor is to preserve for hi; successors those Lippe , . *AM ! sowers which up bald the digpity d the Kiorr' , Representativel— :ea b to ovrp- i . : o an office nominally subservi vit. Ohs Crown is to stripped of its necessary pa image, and the spoils are to be scattered *n partial distribution !sy t ie daring hand of the ' , t . T . V ;Inc, rais hg hisosiii, above the authority •if his t., aster, and for *hat I—Truly because pledges were made which have not, nor could be redeemed, mid advao 'sages in revenne pro o: , d, which every hdelligi-iit mercy ant in Ireland knows to have failed, and only succeeded by relations regulation, inefficient parad and empty boast. But let the question of patron age be what it may, and let the cutest e n d as it will, there is one specie, of patronage which, if Lord Ilardwicke could be deprived of, his enemies can never elereise —is the patronage of the Irish heart—there he rules p.,ramousit, witheut !oh or' intrigue, and there we trust he will flit a feelrng of gratitude which shall never be extinguished.— (Dahlia Ecrainz Post.) THE ►l MALTS. CORN EXCHANGE, FilmAr, SUIT 26. The arrivals of Wit: at to day are rather Muir+, act ules are genet. ly at little differetict from our tar once. Baniiy rentain , in v,.ry sluirt supply, and the few sales wade are at further ad vance Malt t. deur , ; as is e.eh, de+. ription ut Kean., and few at hand P.a. at lute difference. There as but a rniddli p of Otts, and this trade folly su,tenu the late Inch pates. Floor in tolerate* quai,tity, and is nut dearer. curqi(F.NT PRIA. OF GRAIN. W her 56. 70.96+. 114 , !an% Fiiie do. .105% loge 04 I ick Bean, 45, 50, Od Rya.. 46 52. 04 • Mu $66 324 356. U. Rddiey 4 O, 461 04. rolan.ls ...36.. 37. fol. Malt .78% 14 0 kr,* 00. o^. White Poor 30s. 36. ud Fuse 'IOW • • • • Bbs 9th. Grow 1...304 42. 46 '0 c".. rwl BO 85 , 0.1 . . PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. Sok Stoat: lBl tati S per Oro • Itrolueed sBli 39i . 3 per l..!•lst.canzols 4 per Cent ...• • • 77 164 ' 3 per Cont. tinvy.. Log Amitotic.. Imperial 3 ver C. ot Ditto Aua.ot,,, 9!} anniuril • .4:141 India Stock.. !Hersh Lottery Ticket. Consols fir ... . T. BISII, Stock Broker, No. 4. Corohill. and 9. among-Cress 1 PRICE OF IMPS 111465. POCK/'S. Kent AA Se t. 61 12s 1 Kent lsl 16g to 71 0. Sussex.... .51 Os to 61 24 1 Su•sex 51 5. to 61 6 Essex 'sl Os to 61 2s Farnham ....71 Os to 81 us PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ' ST ,aw►t'l WHITIC 44444 . Hay .51 Ith a SI 10* Hay Ji IN a SI 10• New Ctover...... 01 Oa a 01 Os Clover 31 01 a Al Of Stn+ SI 171 a ♦1 4. Straw.- . • —2 l 1611 >• SNIT! IFIF.I.t), FRIDAY, JULY 16. To colt the Ofral..-pet Stone ot 81h Beef 4.1 to 31 4d I Veal .. 41 04 to Si o.f Muttsa.... 4+ Od td 3s Od Od to ha od Lamb 4s. 4d. to 3s. 4d. Heed ,f Cattle this Day, abegit "elo—Sheep and Lambs, 900 n NEVIGATF. AND LEA' By the Reef fi• 6.1 en 44 6A Mutten 31 4A to 4+ 4411 Moab 3. • ►RICE WI St. lunes's ifirle.t. a 44 14 Clare \la•ket 46 14 Whiteettspel Market 44 CA Per Norms ,4 61b. ' TALLOW. Tell .vr RII•ii• Tallow ':Os P.l Wain ditto !Soa r ditto 6d. Orl ..teltlNd Stuff—. —se O6s Od D*. ro,igh S 9• Graves (fond nrelti . .... . ....... AO, sole I, 144—Ctml. RN. 11e d.-11...11.1., 12. 0.1 . Its 24 Average Preen... 44 11: Teen Talton,. O4 Yeurew Smite, 766—M. Priced i utdb. , pre elec. PitICE OF LE \ fHEk ROW, !sr) to Milt". rat% Ditto, 61 t. 6Slb. rads 2S I to 26t Merel.aot. Back. —l to 2.!r. preying Iloki . 21.1 to Wad Fine C.,LI. H,'. s 234 in V,.1 Crop hides for cottittg 221 to 231 Fiat tolotato Calf Skins, SO to per buten. —. 1 6 , 1 to VA Diltii, bll in 7, ih - 95.1 to 4n I - 4 - DiUn, 70 to reoo.. ted to 38.1 e Small C,-als (Cl-,...1a 42d to 44d ) Large dot. I? 0.. v. 180 s per Arisen. Goat Slone to 61e .lilt., Tanned 'donee rthden Vie to die hwi halt. 1 .DENII‘LL 114Aki CaKWIC I Veal Ss 0 , 1 In ds 6.1 Po* 4. Od 0.1 6.114. C. SS. Odo PRICE OF IRISH STOOLS--Iva* 2 9 4 1.. Guy. Lich. per c05t... ......... COi/F0411.' OF F XCHAPP itnittlada.n ft , 1 1 Ditto at Sight J7• 'otter law— 151 0 1 11.1 HamLurgh SS 6 2111. Altuna 'IS 7 V a ll. Parts 1 day'. date ti 19 16 0 211. S,ur.leaqx ;e, FRIDAV, JOLY 94. Genoa 65.1 Venice . ea Lisbon 6O Op 0, 1" GI Cork I4: 4,141014 I. r 4 Portugal (st/!'l h 1 CI.III 41Id Ban per or. 4 Q U Doull!orwi• ... 0 0 0 New Drilla, Silver in Rel. New 1.11114 each 0 0 Ayr. on the Bank of Holland 54 per Cent . 19) llyal2y '9). ..7 7i 6I Ca•lit D.tto Ma. 1.4 .... in paper Oat.. ail effect. Bi3)ca L-ehor r 5O Naples DAlin on Lowinn(l4 114filt on Lnmlon (Ji IYlfa.t on Dublin ( DN MARRIAGES. Thursday, at Clapham, by the Rev. John Venn, Peter Black- Mune, Earl Banker, at Ramsgate, to Miss Bevricke, only Jetsetter of the 'ate Calvert) , &wick, Esq. Yesterday ...ennight, at St. David's Church, Exeter, by the Rev. Edwerd Black, B D. Macbride, Esq. ion of the lit* Admiral Mat:brute, to Mr. Starkey. DEATHS. Yesterday morning, of water in the head, the infant danhter of Mr. Jowl& Walsh, of the Inner Temple. In Peter street, Dubl ti, on the 20th inst. John Montgomery Heady, F.sq. late of Itincinotint, county of Dublin. Last week, after a short .s, in the 18th year of her are, th.! lion. Miss Amok Maria l'!.fforrl, eld-st daughter of the Right Hoc Lon.l Clifford, of Ugbrook• Park, Llevoit. Latrey, at Exmouth, after a lingering illness, aged 19, sin carer and destosolly laniottid, Mr. Aubrec Wynne, eldest .on Gal.riel Ws now, Esq. of Lis...place, llama Yesterday se'ainigl.t, after a Inigering the Rev Thos. leaande: Atwood, C•vate and Lecturer of St. Margaret, W..4t 1111110,f. On his return goluin the Chatham Division of Royal Marines, at Taunton, Somerset, Colonel Torlope, of that cork,. 1.1 untie service has lost aim active anal a brave Officer, and an excellent discr.linariaii This Gentleman was the b othe •to the gallant Sir Items Tmllope, who heat off six Feer ell frigates in the Glatton, of 59 guns, during the last war Ctitmel I •pe, at the time what the spirit of mutiny caused such acorm motion in our fleets, behaved with most manly courage, and _tamable presenc- of mind. Whet the flame was about to hung out in th,• ship he Mai on b•urd of, as C.animanding odicer of the M trines, he went singly into the midst of the 'mu tineers, s-•std the two ringicadeoi by the collar, and had Limn in nods before the eyes of their COMpa.sions. HIGH wArEtt THIS DkY AT LON D.3N 8k110.4... Mori .... 41 min after Y. Etr• u. z S 2 min. afte! CAPITAL ROOMY WkR VIC !USER, WIITi I s I ALL S - 1 ABLE, AND GOOD LANDING, DOW GATE DOCK Br MA.rv. BURTON and VENNOR. By Direction of the Proprietor, oii IVEDNEADA Y, Anti- t 7, at Twelve o'Ul.e'k, r HE deiirable LEASE, with early poaaeccinn, of a capitd ea,' e•re eiiiiirnoamia TWO FLOOR WARE HOUSE, a:ntut 77 fet by 40, ~v slite.tatitially erected, careibic of tarrying accinkieler.ible weight:awl a roomy two ••ta'l Stable, with Left, neat eligibly situate at Owerg.ite Dock, with the particolai alwaiitage of tootling lit at the Wharf. Widen le.*, far an unexpired terns of 19 y..vr., at a low rent. To be viewed; and ; • tad Partieul ire had six 'Lys previntei to the 3..1e, 0 , the Premises; at the Coro Etch eiff • • home ; at Danavray's ; and of Mows. Burton and V.11111,H, C wnliill. NEAT DWELEING.HOUSE, ST. MARY AXE tt: M.-s,rs. BURTON and VEYSKOR, On WEDNESO Y, August 7. at Liarraway's, by Inre..tioa ut the Proprietor, ril - IHE LEASE, with immediate Possession, of • neat convenient OWELI.ING IiaUSE, with entsptingd louse, a very coinpletu repair, elisib'y situate, No 20, St. Mary Ai*. The Prinni , es contain nine Chanitieni, Mewing ttnom, Drawing, awl Diving Par:our, Hall, Paryt Ta•J, alt 4 .11vme.toe , olivenien-1111. 11.1.1 o n Lca.e , for n unexpn-d terns of Twenty and a Hut years, at a inodJrate Rent. To he viewed six days prevOus to the sale ; and Par.iculars had on the Premises ; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Burton and Venn..., 62, Cornhill BARTLETI^S ittrit.nl744;s, IIt)I.RORN —DESIRABLE PREI:1101.0 PREMISIiS Rr Mem,. BURTON and Vt.NNOR. On WEDNESDAY, August 7, at Garrawers, by Direction of the Prnorietnr, ADESIRABLE FREEHI)LI) coinuriong a sulotantial and convenient BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, in complete repair, with enienstri ground Ilta tr, 60 feet deep, very eligibly innate, No. IFS, Mut lett's Bo.klings, HoVern, now in the occupation of Mr. Ilan bury, removing to No t.), o iiter, who will give iminedu it Powelsion. The Prenaisc r coma.n rive diatilliets, Two Drew tog Rooms, a - we-sous Dining 0 tato,. P 4,14.111. chnnirel Oil• Warehouse, dompting floai-e, large Pased Tad, and suitable Dome...tic Convenience.i. Ti, be viewed six days previous t , i the side; it'd Partieti'.... had .1 ilia P , emises ; at Garratraa'a ; and of Skirts. iStltiOn and VClllluf, 62, Cornhill. Preparing for Pr , .ft, and Will be phhihhed lay Suliwropt. the rtliunig W Intet, Onr elezant Vo , m , r. OMira.Cleain es Wove l'aitet, and hot pressed, price to logarda, to he ;mitt on delitool of the -Work, A SYSTE NI of pOMESTIC COOKERy, ~a to the trim d taw. ref the m ' ,emote wm.h..sibeiiif..4ruaaacl..,ils;ii.ater;.,,,Tel:mhfi.i,,ih,.fietiLl .:tifintitNgE:l6l.:l7lAVil.:3';do:;:t'lidesekratritn34.lTd'‘hag...st !idle., ' 4l By .1 , 014 N SKILL Purveyor General, &cto Their Impel Maj.-sties Their Royal tliglimiessea Weak Ptince Ducts of • Tomk and Clan:ace, I),,ctrean mr fCumbari.p4, r.• Of the Old and Frciach Va.rretmities A rnttalile Soo , Manufacture, N". 15 and 16, St St M iron's Church, Lund Estabh.lied upwa i g s ,, (F ety Years. ADDRESS. The object of the present Publi,atmoim is to suparsele time extravagant and romantic ....toms with winch the h long lace, de'mueeri. coil in Hair oead to prea•llt a PRAeml. of CAI, Tit FATI , F. on I'lY /I 4 CER I', suited either tme the Lib, the Prince, er the hum bid Cottager. To promote economy in our repasts, and yes pr.w.rrs is itt them ; to give to their folio. and co.ttear the rry goette of the firt circles of rank ant ; contrast tl:t gout, modes, and manners, o f the Alclents with those of e me Moderns ; and throughout the arrinigetrient.uf Dors ee . e Fio nom., to combine elegance and utility. •To the Nary and Army UII, Wo.k will I)r pi.ett:iart t v.• able, rne,y A nt: w:lois will he paid to th,. and lif e ; a cni.,...firaL u n highly suimittaut la h. Voyage., Sc. rrom the peculiar pmfessum of the Author, ands lee / 'Armco on the Co . itinent of Et, eye, he ma euabl d to toot 11 4 aalajitt in a niiiiallet entirely new, and to 'coder it uniq ue 4 iocorporaoutl of Receipts, which no Cook can iumi!ly,, m 4 which inlet beet. hillaefto aci:riunted Trade s:Trait, and th en . fore onpabliAwd. An rewire Seetied will Iw3 devote! to tint pteparatem I 751D1.%!.: l lsa l F.K ; a siestent seareely known in E m ,e,,.4, hut whic,, generally kikweu, cannot fail to create 3n CpOC:4 111 the regime of the T.C.ime, and producz a revolutton in Lit gout of the haus invents ! •„• Nunes of Sole.esibers will be, rec-ived at M Stl.. and C.o.'s, at whose Wareho•ma. , the chincer.t anomtm,,,m it . Lond.its tat the folwaitig Attiales is constantly to tie had, .114 u.l the must modulate terms, via, SPRUCE BEER, of Inn:lon, free of ex an ace, f:,r ready m..ney only, bnuls e:tg•e rikeeteers, Ta‘erri, Coff.:,•-bouse Keepers, PuVice., ,kc. supplied on more re . ..tamable coati than at any 0t3..; twine i Lonit.n. Alio ' with Tito FINE. AMERIC.AN ESSENCE. of SPRI:CF, for malting the Beer with, which ~ b y found t o make t o e nom .salsbrioni beverage ever drank f ,r the spring, 611.1.a11f, and au. noniths. /inn eel directions for brew .I.g on each jar, and am quant:ty lu Itel for exportation, a oteinintry ord Is at a dirt notice. F.NE. NEW DANIS'f CRANBV.RRIES,Rod and White, in gave, 7s' rid 144. end toe etch, properly packA fur Tows and Country, lately Impeded by . SKILki. hod CO. Prpvisinst and Porter Mescharits to Tnrir Imperial aM Ifiat e nd R 0.4, H 111 4 10011.11511 Fria* of Th.kei of 'York ar,d Clarzuce, Duchess C ww hrrfaiirl, i ces Le. At Wier trldltalian and Freneh Wisohnuers, sod Fish Sancta au I Portable Sono Mitinifs Tory, N... )3 and to , 5t, e2 ,4 nearly I...otiouiteueourt, Losidon—Eata'oh.,44.4 var.!. of forty years. Mr. Skill having reakludzpanv years in Gre it Brt.:M.Fraio.o. Spt n, Flanders, fad P tired, and CAPS. 'life Cntint.:llo.lo Aeon; hss I. , l , !etire so t • C..u.5.U1 , , • to obtain all the aferfzacos fo the hole, ao I e..ry e .side i n th e &reig n line, with the gteateg cooed.' .1; and, t consort ugoce,the Po✓Lc can always rely that P.e Ls.f. s sold at Coate Warehouse. are of the best k,.16.0 genuine, a 4 ore the most mod. rote terms. SKILL's *POCNOPIS. dr Ha-ss of unlit six ontriCs each, for ade dedsee, he e rwl P wiigal is. They are of a Itl , ta flltstede quality and inld devote'. MAXIS. Tt/INGUIES., Sic. ut nil sing, and an tale craVit nuttititses. NEATs , TONGUES, society pleklei, always rcaly f.r The. rim requlrhut 'Making. REIN DEE.R TONGUES, sad *very other wart ofeirsoled Tongues. WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORL.ANIJ HAMS. witTcritEr. nitcoN, YORKSHIRE, and WEST hft /RIMS!) [lnns, sod dont excellent ru;sr CHOPS. mows PICKI.PI) TRIPE, In small Cask., fior sae the of Gontleinen 01.tita Napo owl Army, Families, Arc. N. H. lVeat India I-44.1i+, Captain. of Shins, Ac. sten:died with any Cluasiii vat the .h..riest Notice; and with a 3 kinds of Pc•ii Bot Erl Porter, he. WITCH REEF, td rate for Bread poi Butter, and to make R of shaviog. with SKILL% GTRUAN and BOLOGNA SAIIS MGE.S. The very great fame Alf tiko • I has avrpored by the Sales f Gennais an d B o l og na Sausages ' ob has isieod him to ko.:n atways a hers Sroe.k on Hand ; airtlAfereliants, Captains ~f ikc• May harm any a 1 ty at the .hiet,.st notice, packed for the East and West Indies, A11V•1i4.3, Ac. The True BRUNSWICK. SAUSAGES, with Corea or without. Ps Ic ENGLINII And FOREIGN TICKLES, artery Sort and Description. For H ruse Use and Exporeatkm. , —.A very gnat Cart's, in Jan, packed La Travelling. and lung Voyages, sIi.—.SKILL ' S INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exquisite and much admired Picka lilly : com;:osed of llot mixed Pickles, aft. r the manse, or those pri.paitol in the E . s ladles, •"rs. Mango w, Clulienems, Lemon., Gook in., Oni.ois, Seraphim, Indian Cabbage, French Sean., Carnes, alt. In Jars, at 1.. h. 6d. and II Is. each. EGG FLOUR, for Sailed' and k.gg Sauce. U kept dry, well keep harrier. The Richest Sauces in the World —.SKILL'S IMPERIAL and ROYAL CASIP SAUCES, to I. eaten arum all so,ti Fish, Ragout+, lc and fur enriching every Lind of MrA-- Dish,Gaine, hashes, Stews, Sr. aka, Cher, — l / 4 I Cullea 1011 or which are of Me tuition Vales to every Eado y who use them must:may. CAMP SAUCE of most exquisite Flavour, and adru'r.:Shr adapted fur enriching every k ind 44Stews, Slashes, Made I)nhts. Ac. withoi t requiring ether Sisa,oning. ESSF.NCE of ANCHOVIES, fur Fhh Same, preyed front the red Go.' ins Anchovies, that he recominnias to fa lailias in geitmal, a 4 the richest in England. SAUCE DES E tICUR ES, for Derdimg all Sorts .4 Game, Poultry, Ac awl for seasoning Sleds Dishes. CORATCH, to cat with Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlers, Mut ton k tarn*, ,Sic. • QUIN SAUGk, to eat with Turbot, Lobsters, anal all Kinds./ Fah. SAUCE A LA SUISSE, for M.'k Tunle, rich Soul - . and ail kind. ~f Graves. LEMON PICKLE, prepare.) aftgr the most approved Me 'boil, and from the choice.' Emit. SAUCE A I.*INPERIALE, that will be found most ex• cello:rut fir .tewing Pike, Carp, Tench, kc. SAUCE. A LA hIILITAIRE, Cavice, %%omits Efts:la?, Italian Soy. lAIUSII ROOM SAUCE, Caviler!, Toivraile !lance, Ja• SALLAD SAUCE, containing all the Ing•nhelits notes sary for dressing a Sallad, and is pawl to Wean Lobsters, Sal. manumit, Ac. SAUCE DES ISLE. RR iT.ANNIQUES,ZooIxIitty Match, Caper Sauce, Oyster ketchup, Sauce a PlExhallotte, and cost, other Sauce iciest at the twee fashionable tables, forming the greatest Colleattenn iu Loglarel In Bottles et :N. and 3s. 6.1. each ; in Cases, with partitions, .:ontasitios Twelve Bottles of move Sauces, only 11. Is. each. N. B. In Meats, sorntaiiirtig It Cases ot tics Jbeve Sauces, tautly packed for the Ewe and West Indies, America, AC. T - -- WINDOM :—Ptinted by °NORGE DAVIDSON, No. Wyelt street, St. Clements, and publ‘shed by JOstAll RYDER, at the OfE..e. No. 13, Rack ut . St. Clement's Chords, Straw!, where Unice OW *slap (Post-paa) bz July attoutlol to. SALES BY :kUeflON. LEASE. NE AT FURNITURE., STOCK OF Tr. %S, GRocFrnr AND UTENSILS IN TRADE, FLEE r- MARKE T. By Meters. BURTON and VENNOR, On ti.e Premises, No. $l, Fleet-market, on THURSDAY NEXT, at Eleven, Pr HE neat and genuine H()USEI-SOLD N: TU RE, STOCK and UTENSILS in '1 RA DV. rf Mr W Rioti r, Grocer and Tea Dealer. The Funnier , . inelinle. Tom.. int and enrich top bedstead., with chintz and oilier for nitiirer ; goose fm.ther - beds and clean bedding; mahogany and single heat ..f diawrr.; carpets, glasses, kitchen requisite:, and iiiisctflaneous erticks. The Stock and Utensils consist of fine tea y lump and moat sug.its, raisins, currants, veers, starch, blues, soaps; L• I and small cannisters, Won beam, ' and se..'m, counter beams and scales, weight., caddi , :s, chests, patent I:,tops, Precisely at One o'Clack will be S4l, the LEASE of the PREMISES, beki for shoot eight ycars and a half, at a low remit Ti. Premises to be viewed three, and the Ef.,-ts fine, clay previous to the bile ; when Catalogue. and Partimi:ais f l y i.e had can the Premiers and of MC•1011. Burton arid Venue, G 2, Cornhill. FORT-S'I'REET, SPITALFIELDS Be Messrs. BURTON and YEN NOR. On WEIVESDAY, Aultutt /, at Gairawaes, by Directson of the Proprietor, pHE LEASE of a convenient DWELLING • 1. HOUSE, recently pit into c,n:ilete repair, situate No. 27, Foiteureet, Spita!helds. The Premises contain good Chambers, Dingus Room, ar.cl Parlour, Yaid, and notable .lu. arranee.sients. T. be viewed sin days previous to the Sate ; aid ra , ticulats had on the Premises ; at Garraway'.; and of Meow,. Bolton and Vennor, 62, Cornhill.