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NATAL fNTELr tr:EsrE. PuRTSMoUTH, •IPRIL 21. Sailed the Boerne sloop of war, on a cruise. • Sir Erasmus Gower hoisted his flag yesterday morning on board the fia, of 50 guns, Capt. Om outwit, to go to Newfoundland, for the season. Sir T. Trousridge arrived here yestetdav morn ing, and , e-ho;strd his flag on board the Illenh , ita, of 71 ions, Captain I.liss4l. Sir Thomas . will sail in the coarse of the neat week , to his command in tnalat with several ships under convoy. Tice Ma ginient marched front Hilsea Earricks yesterday me ruing, and embarked on board several of them ; and on Monday the 67th regiment will embark on board from Gosport. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21. Arrived the Veuus, Davi., from Cork. Sailed the Raver, cutter, on a cruise. Wind S.W. AP ill. '2 . Arrived the Humber armed ship, from Falmouth, with a convoy, which remains ; the Hunthrr has saii.id again to the Westward. Arrived the Perna Less armed ship, from Ply. mouth, with a convoy, which also remains; and the Tigre, --, from the South Sus, bound to Co. runiut, prize to the nuagi Rto..Otr, privateer. Sailed through the Downs the Tut., Friends, 11/tNeik, for Charleston ; L'.ltaia6/e frigate, from Yarmouth : and the convoys from the Westward for the River. Wind E. N. E. HARWICH, APRIL 21. The Ladh. Freese:, Captain Flyn, and the nisi kat bye-boat, sailed yesterday with the Mails of the 19th for ilusum and Gottenburgh. A Dutch schuyt is just arrived with a bag of letters from Katwyck. PENZANCE, APRIL 20. Arrived the Pr 4 Ayres, late master), Manners, from Berhice, last from Tortola, with coffee and cotton for London, lost the aia,ter two days after their departure, and two days previous to their ar rival, lost her main-top-mast, and proved very leaky, her carg o is taken out ; Fraser,. Shear ; and Martha, Seller, !mm Padstow, with slate ; North Star, Gor don, from Bristol, with flour, Etc.; Tran+lator, Bugle. hole, from Cardiff, with iron ; Ether, , from Bideford, with clay ; Charlotte. Lloyd, from Tenby, with culm ; Union, Trick , and Flora, Teague, from Swansea, with coals. _ _ _ Now coming in, tho NOV I% from London to Swansea, with timber anal iron : she last night struck owthe Runnel Stone, and is full of water. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAFLIIND, APRIL by nit. Wiwi , . Smith; Nelson, Meads; and the Hunter, Huntee, for Demerara; Memoir, Gills, from St K hes : Hero of the Nile, Hutrlitw, (mm It. Vincent's; and the Garland, Sinlsom, from Sailed the John and Ann, Stringer, for Surinam: Hop., iiVitite; and the Friends, Garing, for Gibraltar; Nedttinc, Cramer, for Antwerp; Nautilus, How; Martha, Forster; Adeona, Durmati Nene, Read; Robert, roppleeeli MLacey: Mentor, 11..rn : Nelson, Peacock; Dart, Wort-; iet, Moberiey; and the Mineola, Scholey, for Peters. burgh. **Pins) in tire Downs—The Janiy,Cl:frosi, from Goree. At Liverpool—The Minerva. Johns, (nun 113,rbiee. M Ilmrialeevealma Tlsousio, -- hem Oporto. At Game—The Admiral 4:adj.:ls, Treder.c, Crick; and Trusty, from London. TRURO, APRIL to. The awful solemnity of a public execution, wh:ch, thanks to the portion of morality and good order that still remains among us, is seldom seen in this county. drew together a numerous assemblage of people on Wednesday last, at Boomin, to witness the death of lere Inao,meee and yam,. Jayee, demised at rive late assizes at Laonceston, for break ing into, and robbinz the house of Mrs. I'yeth of that war. leA M.ore. whose execution was also appointed for this day, had received a respite from the Sheriff, for fourteen days longer. The unhappy viaims of the injured laws being of the Roman Catholic persuasion, had been sedulously attended by Mons. Moriland, a French priest from the nun nery at Laoherne ; and they were evidently indebted to the zeal and humanity of that gentleman for the religious fortitude wish which they met their fate. About one o'clock they appeared on the drop plat form of the gallows, ereded without the prison wall. As they passed through the prison court, Willia.mson,looking up to thewi ndows of the keeper's apartments, exclasmed. with religious gratitude, , s Gad bless M►. and.MT, Chapple and their family, for their kindness towards us." Mons. Moriland attended them to the scaffold, where they knelt Down and communed with him for some minutes i❑ a low voice, frequently laying their hands on their hearts in token of their sincerity, and crossing them selves in sign of their faith and reliance on the F reat atonement made for the sins of mankind. I . he priesthaving performed his office, they stood up: and Joyce addressing the spectators, confessed the justice of the sentence under which they suffered, declaring that he was the projedor of the robbery, and that Williamson had agreed to join him; but that no falser person whatever was concerned in it. Williamson then made a similar declaration ; and, alluding to a suspicion which had gone abroad, that he had been concerned in the murder of Lord Kilwarden, affirmed that he never had been concerned in any murder, nor in any rob bery but that for which they were condemned to die. He ascribed his unhappy fate to a habit of driuk:ng, to gratify which he had been induced to commix the offence for which they were about to suffer. 'L'hry mingled their declarations with earnest intreaties to their hearers to pray to God to have mercy upon them, and with exhortations to avoid such crimes as had brought them to this miserable end ; parti cularly drunkenness, the too frequent bane of virtue and happiness. While the executioner was tying them up, and drawing their caps over their feces, they continued incessantly in prayer to God to have mercy upon their souls, and when the fatal moment was come, they communicated to each other that they were ready, Joyce dropped his handkerchief, as a signal to the executioner—the drop instantly fell—and they were launched into eternity ! Last St. David's day, during divine service at Si. James's, Liverpool, a sailor boy, going into the chu ch, put a half-a-guinea into the plate : as it was supposed to one o f t h e t " a , - • harity to take back his half gui 7:•`... - 5 qtrinin g . 4' No, replic • **" pin tie scimol, end • 08. .1" - • • r remary SIGNOR ROSSIGNOG Who died lately at Staiths, near Whitby, appeared in London about tssenty-five years ago, at the cele brated Breslaw's, in Cockspur street, opposite the Haymarket. London. His exhibition consisted of tutored Birds. A number of little birds, to the amount (we believe) of twelve or fourteen, being taken from different cages, were placed upon a table, in the presence of the spedators, and there they formed themselves into ranks, like a company of soldiers. Small c"ne of paper, bearing some re semblance to grena.lie s' caps, were put upon their heads, and diminutive imitations of muskets, made of wood, secured under their left wings. Thus eqnipped. they marched to and fro several times, when a single bird was brought forward, supposed to he a Deserter, and set between six of the mus queteers, three in a row, whocondueed him from the top to the bottom of the table ; on the middle of which, a small brass cannon, charged with a little gun-powder, had been previously placed ; and the deserter was situated in the front of the cannon.— His guards then divided ; three retiring on one side, and three on the other, and he was left standing by himself. Annther bird was immediately produced ; and a lighted match bring put into one of his claws, he hopped boldly on the other to the tail of the cannon, and, applying the ma:ch to the priming, discharged the piece without the least appearance of fear or agitation. The moment the explosion took place, the deserter fell down, and lay apparently motionless, like a dead bird ; but, at the command of his tutor, he rose again. The cages being brought, the feathered soldiers were stripped of their orna ments, and returned into them in perfeß order. After he had quitted lireslaw, his next perform ance consisted in counterfeiting the notes of all kinds of singing birds. When he assumed the name of Rossignol (Angl. Nightingale), and appeared on the stage at Covent-garden i hen , re, where, in addition to his imitation of the birds, he eeecuted a Concerto on a fiddle without strings ; that is, he ma :e the notes in a wonderful manner with hi. voice, and re presented the bowing by drawing a small truncheon haeksvards and• forwards over a stringless violin. His performance was received with great applause, and the success he met with produced many com petitors, but none of them equalled him. It was, however, discovered, that the sounds were pro duced by an instrument, concealed in the mouth; and then the trick lost all its reputation. THE M 4 lIKE7S. C(IRS•EXCIIANGi., Arai. Our fresh imports of Whoa t wr•day are rasher nuatemus ; awil with tie many remaining samples. forte a good svppli, and iv... Aiming with so few purchasers, create a further resluelion of full Ave shillings per Quarter, on b gnalite, and more on others Wider in gnat supply, r V •- mnitn ..th very little %dr, sod is cheaper, a, are Malt and Kenna. We hare many Oats at hand, and this trade is like wise extremely doll, and at the per pi ices. Flour comes in plenty, and is no , uiaally quot,d at inert than our cuireacy, but full Ave shilliags per lack lower than last week. CUIRENT PRIcF. OF GRAIN. VS I htat.. .62+ 72 116.. Been. 40. 454 04. 24* 04 Tick Ream .....35.. 40e. 04. sc.. . SO. 26. 04. Oats 20.. 1/2, 2/4 04. Batley .. 3.54. 40.. 04. Polarpls. ..... ...271. 284. 04. Man.. 21s. 76s 04. I Rape 5eed....... 501. 551. 04. Vlielte Pea. 0.. 47.. Od Fine Flout .... 75.. 80..04. Grey Pen 31. 41: (1,1. 65 75 t I BIRTHS. On Sone' is evening, at his Lordship's house, in Cavaulish squara, the Lady of the Bi,hop of Clogiter, of a still born On the 14th irtst. at Edinburgh, the Hon. Mrs. Doodas s of hfetrille, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thursday LF.t. lit North Aston, Oxfordshire, lay th e Rev. Ralph Fleur, Brandhog, Willem Holbech, jun. Esq. n( F.irmbreougli, Major in the Warwickshire Regiment of Mi litia, to Miss Lucy Bowles, daughter of Oldirld Bowles, Eq. of North Aston On Tialia:l last, at Queen's,square Chapel, bath, Stephinisnii, Fig to Miss Maria Rivers, second daughter of the late Rev. Sir Peter Rivers Gay, Sart. On Tuesday, at Catherington, Hants, Capt. Mason, of the Navy, to Miss Selina Hood, second daughter of the Hun. Col. Dit Morolas se'rtnight, at Spamon, by the Rev. William Yorke,.l , ooph Draper, of North Down, in the county of So merset, Esti. to Miss Las inia Pottle, of Stovrey. DEATHS. Lately, et Penge Cottage, Surer, in the prime of Ilfe, after a long midmost painful illness, the amiable and scr:orti• hsheJ Lid! of John Gifford, Esq. Pollee Mag,t•itte, thstaiguishert in both the Literary sod po; flee., Word. thi the •Xttli ult, Mrs Edaionds, srik of P,aric.s Esq. of Wers'irougli, in Yorkshire, and o r ss of th e and coheiresses of the late Joseph (Miley, Esq. of Norton Dell, Derby:hire Yesterday selinight,st Andover. Mrs flu'ton, widow of the late Dotty Hulton F.sq eldestdaughter of the late Israc Pres ton, Esq. rat Beaton Hall, Merfulk, sister and co. heiress of the Ist- Jacob Pr , ,ton, Lot of the ,uue place. At !Vibrates's, c..inity of Wicklow, agtl 87, the Rev Wm. Porter, fter, tir ..f Doilvwood, in the Diocese of Dublin, and of Ceeclotie, in the Increase of Le ighlin. fit Dublin, James Johnston, E. Engineer to the city of Dublin. _ tin Snort se'nnight, at the hmis. of Arnait, in G , ‘itoil.,treet, Dublin, Mrs. Ty4l, only sister to the lila Sir JolatTy.td, Bait. ammo; Or WHI.:.A Waded( oily from the Bth agreeably to s. d. int !Quarters at 110 30 --.......... at 109 Ifl -- at 1.111 at 107 102 --•• at 1% 452 at 103 13) at 104 1 4 51 ---- at 103 39 4 ---- at Rd at 101 I 13 4 7 at 100 1O —at 99 1 sal —... as 98 And 3) Quai Teta', 79>6 Quarters. 2s 11 itt higher I .1' IN VI I.tr. a. t... , of.Arril to the Iltra taa thu new Act. • e. 100 ---- at 97 214 - at 94' 141 --- at 91 849 - at 94 47 --- at 9,1 370 - at 91 1 ,1 - at 90 1.;0 ----4 t 88 - at 87 787 - at 86 183 --- at 84 264 - at 8U 11 at 70 nets at 116 t. .--ltartag i e=4. dna tut t 4/11, Casket OS Sass• •. d. 146 BI 0 A RETURN 01 S' Trio Aprii G, t. Apet li, from the Sacks s d. Sirs.. I J . II .....95 0 }87.... 63 0 9.... 94 0 ti I 1u9.... 9! 0 3.... 91 0 1 191 ... !f)1....90 01 79 10.... N 9 6 300.... NJ 0 91.... _ I ri ( 1 ) 1 1 41::::: 8 4. 1 1 I f/ 0, 0 30.... 70 0 04 0 55.... 7., a OA. I: And V, sack. at U. 1,91 S Sark.; —Asrragt I. In wer th Retu ;e 6111. OF H ‘Y AND STRAW. s•yus DAT. IT 1 AP4ReI • imactitrit. Hay .21 16. • 41 14. Hay.. $1 164 A ♦1 101. New Ol Os a 01 O. Now ei Os a 61 Os a55er.....01 0* A 01 61 Clever 41 44 a 31 !is Straw 21 5. a SI 0. Straw 21 6s a 21 164 --- -- - -- PAUL roc cars. PRICE OF 11Utb. Kent 41 44 to 51 16 Salsex.... 4l 6 b) SI 911 N to tW M .41 Os le M 4. Sown 41 Os ye it Wks FINBI a Os to 41 161 PRICE OW SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Tare. 34$ Od t.. 42, CM Rye Gran Ida Od w ISt Od Carraway ‘...1324e Od to 130 s Od per cwt. Co tooter los Ott to 13i CM Trefrill R.NI on.", v .net ofi to 68a 04 White ditt i ssls Od to 9114 Otl W tote Mustard Seal .Gs Od to lls od pot busk. sruwn ditto los Od to 101 fd Cantu' , 1' Od to I, CM Turuip 184 Od to 14. 04 SMI7TIPIb.I I . hi..Mo•r, Awn 21. To sink the 0741... per Sone of 011 b. Reef 4s Sd to Sr Idltsfesi .... Od to 61 4d Psdutton 49 4sl to r, 44 1 Pork .......4, 4d to Ss 4d Lansh 7s. Od. to Al. 4d. Hoyt of Cade this Day, Beasts, *knot 7,400--Slioep sod Lambs, 9,000. AND By she N .11 Gum.. V44/1. 4s 04 to Is 0.1 Task ....... 4s 44 to Ss 44 I. 4d. 1. Is. Od. TALLOW. Beef So 44 to 44 OA Muntort 45 OA to 4. Pit IC& OF St. James's Market 3a 6d CLoe Market.. 3s 6.1 Whitechapel Market:3 44 Per Stone of SM.---- I i.~rxcrs 101 Av•rag• Pries ..3i Sof Yell. w Snip, 766—M: ' Price of Candle.. per los. Town Tallow S9s 6d Room (Ca5i.)...634 65. thl Rooth' dn. (50.).. Os 631 Od Melting Shit Ditto math ...36, (;eaves Good Orep. ... Is ntled, Mir—Curd, 90s. lls 611..-44014ds ISE 64. PRICE Cff LEATHER. Butts, SO to 3616. sock .. 2B/1 t 144 Ditto, 61 to 6516. ems... 28J to 164 Merchants Hada .. 28d lo 2811 ." Dressioi hides... • 42d to 2 • Flue C....Lb Hides 21d to 264 Crop Hides for cutting 2'4 to 231 Flat tirtinary . 21% to 21 Calf Skins, .:10 to snib per Dozen— 3id to 394 Mita, 51 to 701 b 354 to 37d) ^c.! Day, 70 to &nib. 14d to 38,1`r -.. Small Seth (GroonlaiA). 42d to 454) F - Large ditto ides to HUM per dozen. Goat Skins ....4 to-t ditto Tanned Horse Hide 25s to Claim' hide. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers,ins st;r;e, os. 6.1 so Os RA MiAdlings is Rd. to Si 4rl. Ordinary - Od. Market Calf Od English Homo Sheep Skins ••••••• 4s. OA. to 72. 0.1. shwtin g s .....11. U. to Os. M. Lamb Skins Si. Od. to 40. Od COAL EXCHANGE, Aran. 19. lIIPst Coals, per Chaldron 49. 6 , 1 lie!" ered to lloweekeepere 6ll 6.1 Sunderland, per Challrun ' 441 Od Delivered to Itousekeepers at .. Od PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 9 per Ceot Reduced 3 per Cent Con. 4 per Cent..... 73; 4 31 5 per Cent. Annuities Long Ann unies Irish 5 per Cent. B4l 5 Oinnium Exchequer RIM Eng. Lottery Ticket' • ...........181. 191. Consul. for Apr. 1.. .. nilf T. DISH, Steck-litabsr. No. 4, Cornkik and Me. 9. Cispring cross. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS Co. Deb Si per Cent. 69 Ditto Stock, Si per Cent......" 69 One. Deb 3 per Cent. gl Ditto Susek t 5 per Cent. . Grand C..nal Lean, 6 pee Cant. -96 COURSE ...Pi EXCHAI Arti.tentana .41 4 2V. SUietr .. Rottevlame. f if 1 str. Hunb.trsh 35 5 till Altuna Pam t► 13 L. , . Lett. .. 26 1 [gourds...a): .2G 1 Cadiz Chun Madrid .• . • In pat•er Ditto 33j affect. Billow I,erho.n 504 Nayle% 40 , London (April' •Ilast on 1. ,, nd0u (April 9. 14e1f4,t on Dublin (dittn.).. IGL, Fainat. Area 19 Genes 44 LW. tin Venial i Dian ' I.isbuis , . )pane a Dublin 1111 •••&I•It. 1. i. 4 Ponugal Galls C.is ami Bars per nt 4 0 • D.os'aloons . ..... 0 0 0 New Dalian Sllvet in Rats Mew I.:.uis each Agio on the Bank nr Holland 11 per Cent . D), s ii 4161 day.. HICK WATER Tlll% DAY AT LONDOR-RRIDCIF, Morn. 24 min. after 9.—Even. l Mill. after le. EPPING FOREST. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Brick-built Genteel COT rAGF, well adapted for a Sporting Box, with Cia.ch House, siabl. % A. tarp Garden, Orchard, and about Ton Aer is of Land (Copy hold), in a situation remarkably healrlir, and nn the mint talented and romantic part of the For.-t, miss t'orteen miles from 1 . 01131. Alcoa FREEHOLD ROOM Y Hot7sE.,ino good repair i with Coach House, arc. and large Garden, situate at Cissalteet, Ike _ . For Particulars inquire r, if by Letter, peit-pali) at No. 11, Allston street, Markham, Surrey. SALE BY AUCTION. CAPITAT. PAINTINGS, BY THE LATE MOR I.IND, WARD, AND OTHERS, LIBR ART OF A FINE TONED SEVEN BARREL ORGAN, WITH SIX STOPS AND PF.DALS, AND VA LU LEASE OF NINETEEN YEARS AND A HALF. By Mr. YOUNG, On THURSDAY next, April 25, Iso. and Two. following Days, upwards of 600 Lots, the Property drii SIT ER WO()D BIDDULPH, retiring from Busmen, an 4 settling in Berl. fordshire, at Eleven o'Clock each Day, without reserve, on the Premises, near the Fishmongers' Alms Houses, in the High..treet, Newington, Surrey. On the has Day of Sale, at One &Clock, will be Sold, rrHE VALUABLE LEASE, and unexpired Term of Nineteen Years and a Half, at Midsuinii.er Day nest, the Property 0 1j, Potts, retiring fr•im IllkhltlelB, winch has been established upwards of Thirteen Yam, in the present Line, and ',Will as above. The Library consists of 1,600 Volumes of Antipiitie, Hntorv ' Poetry, Plats, and other Sublets; and 1,600 Novels, chiefl y modern Publications. The whole neatly Bound, and Half bound in Calf, Sheep, &c. The Taney Paper Ornaments are all of the newest pattern. Maps, Stems, Viani,her, &c. suitable for any person wishing to commence a Cir culating Library. The whole will be Sold in small Lou. May be viewed till the time of Sale. Enticulars may be had on the Premises ; Stock Exchange, Bank, and Tunis Coffee house, Corning; Baptist Head, Chaneury•lane; at the place of Sale; and Catalogues of Mr. Young, Aur4ionetr and House Agent, No. 6, High street, NlVilletoll Butts. `. . - • .4 Gut :tutorial, Early Voyages, dry, Early Editions of the Englialt Patti, Romances, tine curious Tracts ; a meet splendid Assemblage of Books of blink by the First Artists of the English, Dutch, Flemish, Free Italian, and German Schools, very hue's - investors, 9.01;1144,7 several Volumes of British Portraits; is complete Collacti mai k bebates of both Howes of Parliament, Paliamentary dam, ries, &c. 19/1 Vols. the whole in hoe Preservation, mad 040 7 in sumptuous and elegant Bitirlinp. To he viewed this Day, and every Morning, boo s h e o'clock previous to each Day's Sale, and Cat:Koine/Ws By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, At their House, No 14% in the Strand, opposite Calhedee. street (removed from York-street, Correie-Gardee)„ MORROW, and Two tollowitig Days at 12 o'Clecli, A PORTION of the LIBRARY el WTI,. LIAM FILLINGHANI, Esq. Coasiating of(*lQ.", Plays, Early English Paint., and a few mine Tracts. Ta g Articlevare generally in finis Preservation', some 01 them ex tremely rare awl curious. To be viewed, and Catalogues hall till the time of Sale. SPRUCE SEER, Of the choicest quality, and in the finest order for *inkiest, and at only Six Shiltiop per Homo; delivered to any pan of London, free of oxpeuce, fur ready 'trolley only, Wid e , extra ••• Innkeepers, Tavern, Coffee-house Keepers Puidre aßi. &c. supplied on more reasonable turns than 4 any *d, hous+ hi lawirlom Also, oath • lIHE FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, for makiug the Bea with,. which will he found to make the most salubrious beverage ever drank for tba spring, summer, and autumnal months. Prior ed direction; for brewing on each jar, and any quantity packed foe exportatiotz,a-d eonntry orthri at a .host notice. FINE NEW DANISH CRANIERRIES,Red and White, in jars, 7s. tie 14s. an.f 20a. catch, properly peeked lur nut and Cm:itry , in I - rime condition, of a ,neat luxmiutia flavour and exqiiisitc quality, and, at this season of the year, when every kind of fruit is vc3reis clear, and bait, it ist preturnid they will be in high eetimation, not only 00 account of their econo my, but from hang by tar the saint delicious fruit that alit be fur tart. puddings, and ines.--.The trade supplied iu cas k s wholLmle. N.B. No farther importation of Cenalserrles maid twat spring, but various other shipments from •Ildirek, Denmark, and Sweden, are expeeled by SKILL and Provision and Porter Merchants to Their Imperial and tf ' re Faithful Majesties, .n 4 T:tdir Royal lUgh.iceses in• i's of Wales, ISukea ea York and Clarence, DM 04:14 of C berland, arc, dc,. . At their 13141 Italian and French Warebuthea, and Fish sa..ce and Psuble Snap :steno:a:tory, N.i. 15 end lb, Stras.4 nearly oilersite Lancaster court, Loadots—Fstablished ward: of forty years. Mr. Skil: having resided many years ill Great &Stale. Praitze. Flanders, and Portugal, and having tossed s:ryeaseu sire connections during his residence in those couteke, enabled to obtain all the delicacies fur the table, and may article in the foreign line, with ttfe esaeition ; aril, in consequence, the Pudic can awe:, > Fels that the minim sold :d these Warehouses are of the beat kinds, genuine, and ea the moat moderate term& SkiLL'a SIX-POUNDERS, or Hams of mils six pomade each, for smell Emilie, &c. cured Portugal fashi_ess. They are of a most esqukite quality and mild flavuer. HAMS, rObitilUES, dtc, of all sues, and in the ream! quantities. NEATS' TONGUES, nic* pickled, always ready fagyilse, not requiring soaking REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other suet of Smobd Tongues wEsTrii ALIA. YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND HAMS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST. MOR LAND Ditto, and most excelleut PIGS' climbs. SKII.L'S PICKLF.D TRIPE, in small Ca,ks, foe toe Use efrGesetlemen M the Navy arid Army, Families, Au. N. B. West India Islends, Captaina of Ship*, &o supplied with 311 A Cananti y at the alti,rtest Notice; and with altar* of Provi...oi.s, Bottled Porter, dc. Drrei I BEEF, to rate for Breed and Motet, asd to make Reel Shavings with Line bonne Bauch.-, pour le. boos Vivens—.Take el= aural Cheese, and Thatch.tieef, equal tguasitttrea, well which sprinkle over Brald aq4 butter. HAWBRO' RIBS and ItOTS.S in the higheit Perfediea. SKILL's GERMAN and RoLoGIA skusAGEs. The very great fame Mr Skill has acquired by the Sale arGwllhot and Bologna Sewage', bee ladiced him to ii,!ep *Naves hap Stock on Hand and Merchant., Caphhila of Ships, &c. rang have any quantity et Mt.! vh.rt.rat notice. patfeud for the Erat and West Indies, America, &e. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick et without. _ Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of ropy Sort and Description. For Milne Use and Exportation......A very crvat Carr., in Jars, packed for'fravellrg, dud long Voyages, via —skll,Lts INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exquisite and inuch•edniired Pucka bile .ies-d of Hot sitimul Pickles, after the manner of diode prepared in the East Indus, viz. Afriagoss, CAUAIROMIN, Gerkin., Oni me, Saul phire, ludian Cabbage, French Roans, Carrots, Sc... In Jars, at 10s. 6d. and One Guinea each. EGO FLOUR, for Sallied& and Egg Sauce. If kept dry, will keep for ever. The Richest &weir' in the World.--uSKILLAiIMPERIAL and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, to ire eaten with all sorts./ ri.h, Ra g out:, ac and for enriching every kind of Made. t Drib, Gam^, Hashes, Stews, Steaks, Chop., Cadets, lc —A Culle&ion of which me of the highest Value to eery Lindy who mite theta constantly. CAMP SAUCE of most exnui-ite Flavour, and admirably adapted foe enriching ever. kind of Stew., I lashes, Mad , Dirket* dkc. without reqeiring other Seasoning. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, fur fish Sainte, twepar.ll from the teal Graiguira 111101011C4, that he recionineield so fa. milies in general, as the ricked in England. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for lE•villing ail Sorts of Game. Poultry, &c and for seasonnic Slane Dither. CORATCH. to cat with Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Mut ton i hope, &c. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, I-ideate/a, sad JE Kinds SAUCE A J.A SUISSE, for Mock Turde, rich Soups. and all Kii.ds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the moat approved Mr thild, and from ilis choicest Fruit. SAUCE. A L'IMPLRIALE, that will be found moat ea. .:elent fir stewing Eels, Pike, Car?, Tench, Sic. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Cavice, Walnut Katctimi• Indian Soy. MUSHROOM SAUCE, Cavice, Puivride Saute, die. SALIAD SAUCE containing All the Ingredients MOP eery forilmesing a Salted, and is good to eat with Lobsters, lii autunite, Se. SAUCE DES ISLES BRITANNIQUcS, Zootalitty Matck, r. Caper Sauce, Ouster Ketchup, Sauce • l'Erhallotte, and Mir uth.r Sauce used at the neon fashionable tables, femur*. greatest Colleaion iii England. In Bottled at Is. and 3e. 6d. each ; in Cases, with containing Twelve Bottles of above Sauces, racily One riu.stea ' each. N. R 111 Chests, containing Tortre Cams of the .Moe Sauces, stoutly packed fee use Eset and Wen 111a011, MOO. rica, • - LONDON•—Printed by GEORGE DAVIDSON. Nu J. Wyell street, St. Clements, anJ yuW • sbed by JOSI RYDFA: at the Offw.:, No. tD, Back of St Clement'' , Comet', strand. ober. thaws for Ike Paper, &c. (P 60 1+ 160 eAI be dui" anaemia' M. SALES BY AUCTIPM:... • A mislays, RARE. AAA sPLICARI6,- R T. Ny Ms. IFTEWAIVt. At hit Aeolian no*Msl uppossut Atha": City, THIS DAY, and Vex fader* Days ptodj, at tweivo o'Clock. 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