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~- ~i' NATAL INTEILIGENCR. ro, I ,MOVTI4. Moir. IR. The 4;.eefrigite with Gtr convoy for the Me iitorr mean, were < rdercd In wait yesterday for the a-rival of several ships front the Downs; the See /wit. Gayle, Athemiertne s Sia?,da-d,r , dretilei, and Soriair. therefore sailed, with a few transports under convoy j-4n the fleet otf Cadiz. The ships (loin the rt,,,rns have not arrived yet. Admiral Montagn has given direigions, that the fl egs and pendants of the s jos. lying at this port he lowered half staff high, and remain so till hi., f 1 .4 he iherel to the mast-head. on the corpse of the re vered Nelson coming in sight. Arrived the Zeiira bomb, Adunthurt store-ship. and a fleet under convoy from the Downs. The . At:undone. , is fining to the Mediterranean. Sail-d the Romer gun-vessel on x The Si. t,ir, Capt. Jackson. hound to New South Wales did not sail with the Medi:erranean fleet, a , mentioned yesterday.—Wind N. I:. PLVMOUTII, o v 17 CAW in the Amos 44 . 1.-4, Jirran, from Malaga, detained h. the Hire pr.ratrer ; Protidr•we , Dr.ri is. Ami th.• 31.1." 4.11), GAO; ot thy , from New foundland.—Wind -..___. • .41. stem en, ?roe. t 6. A r ;wed th. American ship 1,- . 4. Norton, from Roston, h.r A atwerp, with sugar, in 60 datis ; ditto r ha* Jeae. Salter. from Portsmouth, for VW '. ginla, with .agar, cnffee, &r. fisr Amsterdam. SO days. with much damage, having been run foul of asother vessel, and experiencei very bad weather; the Ideate, Forhes. from Nevis. for London, two raon:hs ; and Danish ship NN nab, Smith, horn St. Thomas's, for Tonninger, 41 days; Erie. Cormen dale, from Barhrhors, for London; Neeee, AVat son. from Dominica, Gar London ; American brig Mr , haw. Season, from Amsterdam ; aid Druid frigate. from Cork, with about 80 sail of vessels, some of which are transports, with five regiments on hoard, some We , t India chips and traders. S.tiled the Far flatter, Giser ; and ()v.,. Ramer, Rubes+, for the Mediterranean --Wind N.E. HARWICH, Nov. 18. The packets that have been detained here, with the Mail• 0! the 14th and 16th, sailed this morning. General Durnourier is among the passeugefs on board the Diens, Capt. Stuart, bound to Cuxhaven. DEAL, NOV. 18. Came (i urn from Sheerness, the ►/ariner gun brig. aid sailed with the Tribese frigate, on a cruise ofF ()vend. Sailed the Flay bomb, with a convey to the West ward. Arrived the 1)"6e of Kent, armed ship, with a con voy from the Northward, and remain with the rest of the ships as per last —Wind S. E. fine weather. I N Imp • MI AM I .~ I a' ~~ BRIGHTON, Nov. 17. The Prince of Vs' A Les, accompanied by General Lord livren 'resat., kc. returned to the Pavilion be tween sit and seven o'clock on Friday evening. B ill at the Castle, in honour of the signal vic tory obtained over the combined fleets of the enemy, by Admiral Lord Viscount Netsosi, was attended on Friday evening by all the tank, elegance, and beauty, at present h le, and such a numerous assemblage at so late a period of the season, was never remem bered. The company began to assemble by n i ne o'clock, and by half past nine, between two and three hundred persons had arrived, when forty couple srooi up to join in the dance. 'I he Ball was opened by Lady .lAS E and Captain Joe es, with the pleasing air of Tb. Honrytrow,; and was continued (in two sets) without intermission, until half past ten, when the Pe itscs, attended by a large party of Nobility, entered the room. Dancing, at the in stant, ceased; the darL;err fell back to the right and left, making an opening for the PRINCE to pass down the centre of the room, and the mu sic struck up God sere the King! 'Pie PRINCE having taken his station at the cpposite extre mity of the roam, the dance was resumed with ad ditional spirit and glee. The Nimee appeared in good health and spirits, though the mention of the immortal hero we have lost, gave occasionally an appearance of sorrow to his expressive features. The iNcx did not dace. The dresses of the Lashes on this occasion were more superb and ex pensive than on any former public occasion at Brightor. Diamonds were in the most brilliant profusion ; and sparkling gems, of the most rich and rare description, were in great abundance, the radiance of which was only surpassed by the charms of their lovely wearers. Amongst the Ladies pre sent were— The N.loehlones. of Downihire, the lion Mrs. Butler, the Duchew t 5 La Ptenne, lAA! Sarah James, and har turn ac complotol doighters, the ten Lad? , Tumour., I.3dr Dat eline, IN. Miss Morgans, and many others of the first fashion a .Iheauly. The most distinguished of the Gentlemen present were— —. His Royal Higknets the "'gime of AValist, Geneial Lord lliorclimson, Generals !likman and Grey, Colonels False .d Tuner, and the Offi., rs of the King's Dragoon Guard., Malor Bloomfield, and , he Officers of the Royal Horse Artillery, Ate. The only additional embellishment to the Ball room, indicative of the glorious event, was a trans parent painting at the North end of the room, which WAS much better designed than executed. The paint ing represented the affirm between the Santisstuta 7 rtaid,da and the Varet . e. From the latter, the fipett of Nation, under celestial escort, was seen ascending to the realms of bliss Many Ladies wore wreaths of laurel, and laurel and cypress intermix ed, affixed, with great elegance and taste, with dia mond pins, combs, and loops, to their head-dresses, which had a very appropriate and pleasing effeet. At midnight, the supper-rooms were thrown open. The PSINCE retired, *hen the supper-rooms were opened, as did the greater part of the Nobility in His Royal klisrhness's suite. The tabie-cloths removed, the following toast., Scc. were given: —The Konc, God him /um ; The Priree of W•xes. Both were rapturously given with three times three; in which the Ladies, waving their hand kerchiefs, cheerfully joined. dhe next was, Ti the :brow, and in. Mortal Alma'? of Net SON ; winch was given svi,ch infinite spirit and enthusiasm :—.eld ''iLarli9TrU'lltibetedli'ni plaudits ad of Nary, it 1 It pr c e . se su n c t: . 141 _ uronloned the sr naries of the its ball-roorn , where they con ,no " „;t after four o'clock us the ,; • ~. , .. ' - 's 7 • C.. Pr. WRIGHT. 'llse father of Cart Wright, (who there is every reason to helieve has been put to death by order of rionapat te),has long been in E linhurgh. as Major and Paymaster of the Garrison battalion. The moment he yard his son hail fallen into Bonaparte': hands, he le.p died of Lis life, and has never been tthsetved to .oak of him without bursting into tears 1 Its son WAS confidential friend of Sir Sidney Smils, and ind-r that illustrious chief, incurred d.e inveteree hatred of Bonaparte, by his heroic Acl,;evements in the defence of Acre. flimaparte's last hope of rak ing the piece depended on a mine which he had lcd up, in order to blow up the fimifications. But when the mine was nearly ready to take delft, Captain Wright, with a handful of men, tut his way through the enemy, And demolished the mine. In this exploit Ir. was severely wounded, and overwhelme 1 in the whe , e his men left him, supposing him to he dead. But Sir Sidoev, determined that hint fiiend, dead or alive, should not fall into the hands of the enemy, by a more vi gorous salts., dug him nut of the rubliish , and carried him off in triumph, amidst the fire of the whole French army. i 4 the eas.in*c of M. 4 treaam. whti .1%11! rutty, iaalat an e A skri uns ,„ 4.4,4., at kiu.!lo.ll, S." , 116 J Oln COCI . IIIII 1. lat , n! 1 , 31-t-1ain.1,04.14.1.uatut.• and gl.ntwr, Int cltainnan, tirt, at Gooluiluall. • Dee 10. Dewy oT ltdar.ol Offet, the equnty uf hltAdletex, tagoe, at MIL at Gai.tl:tall. lotuton. • Dne. I. Thnitas Neagate-itreet, Lnntin't, mercer, at ten, at t;ell..all. D-r. 17 brnes the volinger, late n! In the pareAt t,f St Mary-14-)1 , 111,e„ in t:,• eatinti, ..f car;.eutr , , tome , , dealtr and eha,nntilt. at ten, at 9,.e. lit Abtahari nomad, of Nlaldwil, in the county of F.mex, ounusger, dealer and eliainnan, at ten, at Guild ha•l, Lon Mn Dee. 11. Santis.% Sa•lre.r, of Imo, Deloh, in thz parish Strike -to' -11•• nit, is the cnuuty of Niutta.aeurrr of earthen-ware, at ine noirtat of M. 41114 Stater, the Swan Inn, in Hanky, ni tinny of rt.ilf ud Dec 17/. Samuel Kemp, of S.. Cath • inc't-eniirt, Towor-hill. ie apse oninty al NI uhltriaes, elieesemong-r, dealer and chap non. at t welve, at !minion Dec. 12. .losepli lg:e.t.a, of Ma cheater, iu the county of Lowa.iter, merchant, h anttl,cturer, doalet and cliatirnan, at three, it the Star Inn, iu Manchester 0-r. I 7 John Simon Kraims, of Manchoger, in the county of I.‘nct,ter, merchant, et-ale , awl tilitplll4ll, at eleven, at the Hull's Head Inn, in Winchester. Dec 10 John Tw i ner, of Manchester, in the enmity of Lao ca.ter, dealer and ebaptnatt, at three, at the Illtigher Ifu~ al Oak Lin, in Manchester. Dec. 10. George Frsach, of Great Fagehean, in the city of London, broker, dealer and elianman, at 'wave, at Guild hall. Dec. 13. Georg, Davis, of Boston, in the county of Lincoln, glass and china ware-seller, dealer and disunion, at the house of Thomas Styles the Crown bill. in Stone, in the county of Stafford. Dec. 14. James Sutherland, of Yorkatreet, in the palish of St. Mary-la-bonne, in the county of Middlesex. painter and gluier, dealer and chapinan, at ton, at Guildhall, Loudon. Doc. 10. Thomas Illeptiostall, late of High llolboru, in the county of Middlesex, bookie:ler, dealer and chapman, at twelve, Guildhall, London. Dec. 31. Joshua Eaton, nom or late of Liverpool, hi the county of Lancaster. merchant, at one, at ties York Hotel, Willianieutwaquare, Dee. 10. Tlasnias Ashmore, late of Sorithin's-lane, in the city of London, merchant, dealer sod chapuiaii, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—Dec. 10. _ 1 - 11 - iile — cousty of Esse:, William Raven, of Colchester, linen.draper. Oliver Aplin, of Banbury, in the county of Oxford, scrivener, dealer and cnapinan. Samuel lull, of Sheffield, in the county of York, hat manu facturer, dealer and chapman. William Lord, of Shiftoti-opon-atour, in the county of Worcester, druggi.t, grocer, dealer and chapman. Mark Hughes, of Rory-court, Love-lane, London, wool merchant, factor, dealer and chapman. Samuel Riley, of Soyland, in the parish of Halifax, in the county of York, cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman. COURSE OF F.XC Amstartarn iS 10 U. Dow At Sight 0 Rotterdam e f 11 7 2 U. tiapolistfilt S2 9 2}l l . Alton& l2 10 Wt. Paris 25 4 Lir. Ditto II Us 23 II I{nurAeiu■ . 2003 Ca.'s& Madrid .... 30 effect. Bil%cu, Lrghot Ma..les Genoa ...... 471Liv.Pie Dublin on London (N. Belfast on London (`I Belfast an Ilhol.lin (Dit PROM LASE NIGHT', GAZETTE. miur RY PROMOTIONS. ofr. e, nremeer 19, 1805. 2d iteginnent of Li.e Goardv-oCaptain Henry Langley, frets the 98th Voir, to la Captain of a Troop, vice Calland, who exclianiges To be Lieutenant', by purchatow.Cornet and Suh.Lieutenant Charlet J rekaon, vice Proctor, promoted in the nd Foot. Cornet and Sub- Lieutenant Edward Pyndar Lyon, vice . . _ Treacly?, who retire,. Cornet att.l Sub-Leutenant D. Paunafort Duncan, vice Noel, promoted in the ISth Few. Cornet and Sob Lieutenant Henry Barrington, vice Chad, who retires. To be Carnet, and Sub-Lieutenantswoßichard Eaile Welby, Gent. vie, Lygon. Lieutenant John Cobden, from the ldth Light Dragnons, vice Barrington. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards... Captain Robert C Hill to be Major, be purchase, vice Miller, who retires Lieutenant William Walton Abney to be Captain of a Tf00;1, vice Hill. C inlet R. Will;am Clayton VI be Lieutenant, vice Abney. .sth Regiment of Dragoon Guard.-41..spital-Mate William Harrison to be Aseigant-Surgeon, vice Knipe, iironiuteil - the 95th Foot. - . 7th Dato--Johii I.ovewell, Gent. to be Cornet, be purchase, vice Lord Arbuthnot, promoted in the 23d Li:hi Dragorins 14th Regiment of I.ight Dragoons--Hrevet Major Thomas Smith to be Major, without purchase, rice Talbot, sal. MOtCII. I.lt Regiment at Foot Guards...To be Ensigns, without put. cha.e-.Fiener Ceolitie, Gent. Joseph Rlewitt Evans, Gent. Fleet E Hunter, Gent vice Jones, super.erted. Coldstream kegiment of Foot Go Irds—A,,istant-Surgeori Charles Coombe to be Battalion Surgeon, vice Rurnall, winced. William Whimper, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, rice Coombe. 42 Regiment of F•ww-wCaptain Robert Maeara to be Major, by purchase, vice Grant, who retires. BREVET. Captain John Robertson, of the )S4 Foot, to be Major in the Army. STAFF. Rondolph Isham Routh, Gent to be au Assistant-Commissary of Stores, Provisions, and Forage, to the Forces. MILUONANDUIC The undermentioned Officers are stiperee , led, viz. Ccrldstream Foot Goints...Lututeriaut Sir John Godon, Bart. Soh it , .ciinent of Foot—ensign Johu Foote. 15th Ditto—lieutenant %Wham Lennon. 89th Ditto...-Eibign George P. Percy. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jame; Dowd,ng and Chnics Dowd.ig, of the city of Woe or-st,o, hop- merchanta Juoe lett s George arid Samuel Wuodcll, of Bettina; green, lint-maou. feet, . November 13. Richard Furt, Thomas Hargreaves, Adam Due&le, and John Wright, calico-printers, at Oakenslsan and Oak, in the county of Lancaster. July 27. Richard Sisson, William Wood, Wiliism Hodgson, Wit. liam mactivll, of Leeds, in the county of Yore, merchants. 34.1.911 V 31. Samuel TilOrTl3. and Thomas Jones, rone.makers, Alseryst. with, in the ..wits of Cdrdigan. October N. . . . Junes Phi I. and l‘tac funk, of Casnaby.market, in the parish ”f St. West moister, in the county of Middlesex, bnt_hers. htirch 31, 1804. ANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Henry Hirehings, Lite of Illackfriiri 3 O.l, in the county ni Surrey, tallovr-ehandler,dealer, and cliapniati, from OCLUWIT 19. t tihreniber 30, at ti-n, at guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Stanley Marshall Fisher, of Gravesend, in the coliwy Kent, linen draper, &aler and ehaionan, to surrender, November 26, SO, and Deceinher 31, at eleven, ateuiLlhall , London. Attar neys, Mean. Vanden:urn and Corny n, Bush lane, Callous. varei-t, London. _ _ Stanley Bullock, late of Manchester, iii the county of Lon- '1 easter, but now of Tyldesley, iii the said county, calico printer, dealer an I chapinan, to surrender, November December 3, and 31, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Deansgate, in Maio. elie der. Attorness, Messrs. Foulkes and Iligson, Manchester and Mews Foulkee and Lorarlill, Gray's-Inn, London. John Pierce, of Lower Tharum-street, in the parish of St. Mary at Hill, in the city of London, fi.hreonger and salesman, dealer and chapman, to surrender, November 23, December 3, and 31, at ten, et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. KM', Clement's lane, Lombard-street. Tlivolav Whit-, of Broadstairs, in the Isle of Thane, in the county of Keut, shin.braikles, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Noveralrer 26, at eleven, December 2, end 31, at ten, at Guild- hall, London. Atto r neys, Mere Dennetts and Greaves, King's.Arins-yard, Colemin.street, London. Jacob Watson, •f Elton, in the parish of Bury, in the 'aunty palatine of Lanc aaaaa , cotton-spinner, manufacture', dealer and enigma's, to surrender, I',, 26, and De camber 31, at one, at the Dog Tavern, se Manchester. At torneys, Moors. ilalstead and Ainsworth, Manchester ; and Mews. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London FAward Saul, of Liverpool, io she comity of Lancaeter, mer chant, dealer and chaumait, to serrender, December 16, lf, and 31, at twelve, at the Crown and An- hoe Tavern, in KoA street, Liverpool. Attorney , Archibald kmghlla7, Sebout. lane, I avermati ; and Mews. Macdougall and Hunter, Lin coin's lun, London. John Mellor, now or late of Sheffield, in the county of York, ruptenseker, flee-dr-s-mr, dealer and ch 'ratan, to surrender, 1/eceintree 11, 12, and 31, at ten, at the I se of William lininson, the Tontine Inn, in Sheffield Attorneys, Mr. Bigg, Hattou-Hardee, Loudest ; and Mr. Rogers, SheffielJ. WIIII3IIA Hall runs, late o r Ideworth, i i i the eb; , i ,t v o f Mid. dieser, merchant, dealer and chairman, to suriender, November VS, at tress, 22, at ten, sad December 3:, at eleven, at (and-than, London. kttorn,ys, Mears. Shepherd and Ad . lington, Bedford-row, London. Themes Smuh, of Fish-street, Red Lion•square, in the county of Middlesex, plaraterer and builder, dealer and chap man, to surrender, November 23, 3.), and thyzember 31, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Took's enurt, Cursitor.stseet. W iliwm Ihrkeason, the elder, Thomas Gool.ll, and Wit. Linn Du :heavers, the 'mangey, of the Poultry, Lowborn, bankers, cteslers and Lhaprnen, to surrender, November XI, at nine, Doe , mher IU, and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. DIVMENDS. • Dee. In_ Nnbert Salter, of Saint Peter's.hill. London, ferritt wwa•er,deater and el-Amgen, at twelve, at G.. 1 1 ,11,411. Dec. 14. Francis Hitehon, u(Newcntie•weet, in the Strand, PRICK OF STOCKS, YFSTSRIIAY. Rank Stock 19.)5 6! 6 s per Cent. Reduced .. s9li 9 per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Nays • per Cent. Loyalty.. 99 Lone Annuities 17 Lint Annuities ..... Si Omninm . Judie Stock Dino Bards Par In. prem. Exchequer Rille I pilish Lottery T.ekees 191. 15... Consols for . 60 i1 T. listi, Stock-bruker, Nn 4, CendaUl, aed 9, Cnaring•eross. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Nov. 14. Gne. Gehenturet, 31 per Cent 701 Ditto Stuck, Si per Cent 7Ol Gov. Debentures, 5 per Cent 02j Ditto Stock, 5 per Coat ceitj Wide street Deb. with Gor. Soc. 4 per Cent. 6$ lANGF..—Nov. 19. Vensco 391 I.iv. Pic. Itsbon 62 Oporto 62 !loam 121 Cork 13 16.111.16100. • di Portugal Gol.l so Coin and Bars per Ga 4 0 0 Douitloons . 0 0 n New Dollars Silver in Bart Stand 0 5 9 New Louis each Agio on the Bank nl Holland 54 per Cent. ) .....111• I V. 5) u) BIRTHS. In hiarenurt•street, Dulylin, the Lady of John Grogan, Esq. IRJ , •iste.r at Law, of a son. At Oniikettle, Limerick, the Lady of Charles Silver Oliver, M P. of a daughter. - MARRIAGES. ........ On Tueoday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, G. H. Bellasis, Esq. eldest pen of General &Basis, of Bomhay, to Mr., Charlotte Maude, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Maude, Esq. of Kendal tln Wedeesday last, at Gloocester, George Dints, Good year, Esq. Captain in the South Gloucester Militia, to bliss Sanders, of Howland street, Vitzroy-sqoare, Loudon. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, in Gloucester, Mr !Ito , ' Dowling, linen-draper, of London, to Miss E. Darks., young est daughter of Capt. Clarke. Lat.-lv, at Writtoit• under-Edge. Mr. Kennedy, of Bristol, to Miss Townsend, daughter of Mr. Townsend, of the former place. On the 3d ions at Middleton, in the county of Cork, Capt. Joseph, to Miss Nichson, daughter of the late Colonel Nich son, or the county of Cavan Militia, and niece to Lady Do ■oughanore. DEATHS. In the prune of his life, roost deeply lamented be his family and friends,* Captain Leslie Ralph Grove, of the Bengal Ar tillery, who was killed before the Fort of Deeg. Last week, at-the Hotwells, Bristol, Miss Temple, daughter of Colonel temple. Same day, after a long illness, in the 34th year of his ire, the key. Robyn Winner. Rector of Pe 'demo, Br-cooshire, and one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for that county. liIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONOON •RIDi:F Morn .. bit men OW 1 I Et min. otter 2 SALE BY AUCTION. FOR ACCOUNT OF 'FIDE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt hoot the Aufitun Duty, agrreAble to Ad of P.r. lienie..l. /110-MOR ROW. the 21st last. at Four, MER AC, SUN, and CO will put up to PUBLIC SALE, at 'luta Warehouses, No. 7E, taaeeii-street, the fol. lowan; Manetnurit of BRITISH PIECE G001)S, &c. 23aid Pieces Balasares %bawls, lc 500,1 Do. plain and fancy Cambric,. 1.1.10 Ik. JacosieN, l'ambnur., 600 1).,. Book. Muslin" 1 5 00 Do. White a n d Printed Calicos said . Shawls 4000 Do Pullicats, ?Andras and Malab liandkar e'aers. 700 Do. Naokeens Jeanineto, &c. 7:4 Do. &c. I auo Ua. W.roheu Ckths, C04t1.10. and Kos. say were". 700 Do. Sick', Dragon., S..qt .1, Flanoels„ Tube viewed as ablTe. hare Catalogues way be bail, and at New Irk and Tom'a Coffee Hou.es M L. *EX IC, Jun limier. fl AUCTION. • 4,K5....w„ NIESS4 S. KING AND LOC:IF E.. uTneirGreat Rump', it, K ong —tioi, Coe. iit-gatute Tills D .• AY, 1 at • A COLI.E.C! lON of BOOKS, including Jose as..l Latt I lategeanyi, Peeie iigaPri ai S!e. ,hat4n, r.".ti 411) Jaurn, 114.rit Thratrutii Ittlis, 6 tem. ujas4.4 . P.ltiara I tom.; Imo, Chn.wck;Cuninety-tire Plate.; Botr” itst. Nattrell., 4i tors.: itcow.i,ee air C:t.anaelutti A'ia. is Abr,dBo - 28 TA ; C;u:mees Sl.eks tare, 10„e.111 %Opel rola tilDer; E. , lllrist, 4.50 vols.; n Rural Spe u. ; old and ae‘erai tae Author„ w S ,n.:ia4 L 4 .. .At we 'Nat be C,ol.o C .kr* 1..01 Preparing for Press, and o IN be the ensuing %V inter. in One elegant V.Altinie, di.. ',fumed on Wove ?avec, and hot press,* price to Sistnacc i b r ,,, Hoards to he paid on delivery of the Work, A SYSTEM of DOMES TIC COOKERY adapted as well to the refined lave ot the Epictdre, a. th• w.ahei of rural La.:. will h e cA t i n i„ e d , An ESS kY, beinc a comparative Sun., oC the V.I•10.1:.: Motes of preparnig Viands, and serving Tabl. in the several Kingdom; of Europe, Vie Fad and West Se. az. By JOHN SKILL, Purvev or General, ke. &c. to l'heir Imperial and Most Maicoies ' Their Royal Higlines.e4 the Wore elite.;; Dukes of rink and Claienee, Dot hew of Cumin 114bel, Ar c Of the Old Italian and French IVarehitr.-s, rish Portable Som. Manuhtctory, No. 15 and 16, Stf - aolt. erar• St Mattin'a Church, London. Established upwards of fort] Years. ADDRESS. The object of the present Publication is to sure/vette these extravagant and romantic systems with which the Public use long been deluged, and in their stead to present a PRAt: CM. TREATISE on COOKERY, suited either to the LAM of the Prince, or the humblest Cottager. To promote economy in our repasts., and vet preserve as elegance in then. ; to give to their forms and co tame the eta. queue of the first circles or rank and faahion ; to coil's*. th e run, modes, and inanuria, of the Ancients with thane id the Moderns ; and throughout the arrangeinentsuf Dommtic Etta. nomy, to combine elegance allti To the Navy and Army this Work will be peculiarly Yalu. able, as every attention will be paid to the iLtremens of Natal and Military life ; a consideration highly tesportaut Voyages, tic. From the peculiar profession of the Author, and a to • e r t . sideitte on the Continent of Europe. he is enabl d to t eta subject in a mariner entirely new, and to rentl,r it mums, the incorporation of Receipts, which On C.adt can sup . . y, send which have been hitherto accounted Trade Secreta, and th.sie fore unpublished An entire Section will he devoted to the preparation of INDIAN DISHES; a syuem searcele known in Enriand ; hut widish, generally known, cannot fail to create an eporhe in the regime of the Table, and produce a r....alution ..t the gout of the bons nvants ! •• • Names of Subscribers will ba received at Mass's. and Cu.'s, at whose Warehouse, the choicest 113.• , italiellt London of tire following Articles is constantly to be had, and on the most moderate terms, viz. SPRUCE BEER, Of the choicest quality, and in the finest order for drinking, and at only Six Shillings per Da •rat ; del ,vermi In ally part • of London, free of expence, for ready money only, bottles extra ••• Innkeepers, Tavern, Coife-hoirite K.•eper•, Publicans. 3e. supplied stn more reasonable trims than at an♦ edict house in landon. Also, with The FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, foe making the Beer with, which will be found to make the• min salubrious beverage ever drank f r the awing, summer, and au tumnal 'eoliths. Prin•ed directions fir brewing on each jar, and any quantity packed fur expatiation, and country orders at a shun • ..... FINE NEW DANISH CRANIIERKIF.S, Reall and Wia te, in jars, 7s. lid 14a. and 20s. c. - .ch, properly packed for town sad Gauntry, lately imported. Mr. Skill, halving resided many years in Great lititain, Fianna, Spain, Flanders, and Poitegal, and hart..g tierrocil scry eaten. sive connections during kis residence in thine countries, is etribled to obtain all the delicacies for the tatoe, end every article in the foreign line, with the greatest expedition; aril, iii consequence, the Public can s rel., that tire artici.o sold at tliese Warehouse. are of the best kinds` genuine, arid on the most moderate terms. SKILL'. SIX POUNDERS, or Hams of owl six pove.ds each, for side-dishes, email Limit ies, Ec cure•l P•.+rtugal fashion. They are of a mmt exquisite qualit, and mail flaunty. HAMS, TONGUES, &c. or ail alas, and in the greatest quantities. NEATS"PONGUES, nicely pickled, always ready fur Me, not requiring cricking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smoked Tongues. WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND II MS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST MORLAND Ditto, and most excellent PIGS' CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPF, in malt Cask.s for Cie Ure of Gentlemen of the Navy and Ar,o), Families , Ac. N. B. West India Isla nl,, Cl Ships, Ae. supplied with any at the bhurrest Sutice; and with all kinds of Provigi ..... , Raffia Potter, DU ['CH BEEF, to grate for and Batter, and to make Beef Shaving: with GF.RMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The yen great fame Mr Skill bias aritii , ed by 0149 Side of German and iladrigna Sausages, has induced him to keep Assays a laige Stock on Hand ; and Merchants, Captains of:ship% Jac. may have any quantity at the shortest notice, packed for the Eaat and West Indies, Amalie*, dm. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick of without Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of rimy Sort and Description. THE RICHEST SAUCES IN TIIF. WORLD. SKILLs IMPERIAL and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, ter r be eaten with All sorts of Fish, Ragouts Ste and for enrich ing every kind of Made-Dish.florne, liashes, Stews, Steaks, Chops, Cutlets, Ste —A Colleaion of which are of the highest Valli* to every Family who use them .inioautly. CAMP SAUCE of must exquisite Flavour, and admirably adapted for enriching every kind of Stew', /lashes, Made Dishesi die. without requiring other Seasoning . SKILL'. EGG FLOUR, fur Saiiorls and Egg Sauce. kept dry, wi'l keep f 4 ever. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, fur Fob Sauce, prepar , d from the teal Uorgona Anchrivi that hr recommends to fa milies in general, as the nchest or Eng'and SAUCE DES EPICURES,' tr Lk'tiling all Sorts of Game, Poultry din and for seasoning Mode Dishes. COATCII, to cat with Reef Steaks, Keel Cutlets, Mut• ton chops, Ste. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, Lobsters, and all Kinds of Fish. SAUCE A LA SUISSE, for Mock Turtle, rich Soups, and all Kinds of tiravies. LESION ricKLE, pteosred After the most approved Me thod, an/ from the choice , ' Fruit. SAUCE A L'ISIPERI ALE, that will he found most ex cellent f.r stewing Eek, Pike, Carp, Tench, kc. S ‘UCF. A LA MILT IMRE, Cosice, Vs aimed Ketchup ' , Induns Soy. MUSI I R OOM SAUCE, Cavite, Poirrade Satire, Ac. SALLAD S %UCE, contoming all the Ingredients MAO. vary for dressing a Salad, and is goud to eat with Lobsters, Set. rutinsly, £c. SAUCE OILS ISLES BR ITANNIQUES, Zoohditts Match, Caper Sauce, Oyster Ketchup, Sauce a l'Echallotte, and every other Sauce used at the m..st fashionable tables, forming this greateet Colleftion in England. In Bottles at .'gs. and 3s. W. each; in Caves, with partitiorse, containing Twelve Runlet of those Saucer, only 11. is. each. N. R lo Chests, curtaining It Cases of the above Sarre,. stamtly packed for the Fast and West Indies, America, int. LOYD(.I , N :—Prn.d by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, ()Ails BOW Strut, Covent Gatd.ny, and Pablioh..d of the oeficn, N ,, b, no , A of St. Clement'. Cinucb, Srand, by W. S'l UCK, of No 7, New alit Sne,t, Long b. , ye. Order; ' Se. for On Paper. seal N eke WEN* t ibe -1,44 i, wilitioedely &Mended M. ..