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pees will go first to Gortz, and then to the camp on rhe Tagliamente, where the French and Spanish Ambassadors are invited to attend thew. They w:ii then proceed through the Venetian States, Tyrol, Salzburg, and Hungary, so that the greater part of the summer, will probably be employed in this journey. The Archduke Charles will set out on the 4th, and during his ab s ence, Archduke John will have the Presidency of the Council of War. The Government here has lately received two Couriers from Constantinople. 11111.1 M, MARCH IS. Sir George Ruinhold arrived here from London, on th- I S;11 inst. as a private individual. The Russian Plenipotentiary, Baron de Winzen gerode, is expecled to set out on his return for St. Petersburgh, in a few days. The Russian Envoy, M. she Gaulteri, is arrived at Madrid. The Due de Flury, late first Chamberlain to Louis XVI. and who has hitherto resided at the court of the Count de Lille (Louis XVIII.), is now here. He has, as is well known, sent his submission SO Faris, and received permission to return. SWARtA, MARCH 10. By private accounts from Struttgard, we learn that the following persons were arrested there, the latter end of last month: The Counsellor of Govern ment, Baron Seckendorff, and Doctor Weisshaar, natives of Wirtemberg ; and M. Von Blankenstein Wezler), of Frankfort on the Maine ; and the Counsellor of Government, Von Sinclair; who were delivered up by the Landgrave of Hesse Horn. burg, in whose service they were, on application being made by the Government of Wurtemberg. :filer were conveyed to Ludwigsburg, where the commission of inquiry will sit. According to later accounts, Doetor Weisshaar was set at liberty on the 2d ; so that Baron Secken dorff is the only native of Wurtemberg now in con hueinent. ITALY, 113. 16. It now seems as if the Toulon expedition were defet - red till 1 future time, as letters from the South of Fr.inr.• aware us, that they are very busy in dis arming the ships, and sending back the troops on board, into their cantonments. . . On the 31st of January, Lord Nelson passed the Straits of Vlesqina, on his way to Malta, where he will continue •rune time. It is supposed he will re turn to the Magdaleo Islands as his station. ItADRID, Till. 20. To provide, as much as possible, for the extraor dinary expenes.s, which will be incurred by the fit ting out of our navy, recourse has been had to the commercial class; Cadiz and Madrid have each contributed a million of piastres, and an equal sum is expetted from each of the other commercial cities. By means of these and ..ther coutributions, we shall be able to fit out 2ri ships of the line. There is, however, a want of sailors, as, within the last two or three years since, more than 10,000 of them, to avoid tslling viaims to poverty and famine, have been obliged to enter into foreign service. We are assured the Prince of Peace will be ap pointed sole First Minister, and that the others will he dismissed. Thus much is certain. that the Prince. in the meeting of Merchants at Madrid, when he stated the new order of things, expressed great dissatisfadion with respe& to the diretton of tbra finances, and expressly asserted, that an ap proaching change in the same, as also in the united Ministry of Justice and War, was no longer doubt ful. Against the latter. the Governor of the Coun cil of Castillo has made some very urgent remon strances to Flit Catholic Majesty. The successor in the war department, it is expeied, will be General Tararco, who has the command in Gallicia. • . . The negnetatmns now carrying on by die Ame tican !slimmer at Aranjuez, are very anive, and, we are assured, may be cape/led to have the wished for issue. Bull fights have been prohibited for ever in Spain, by a Royal Ordinance. Yesterday morning Lard 0411(114ER transacted business with the Lords of the Admiralty, previous to his taking the command of the Channel Fleet. The troops intended for the expedition to the Me diterranean are expeCted to embark at Portsmouth, this day. Friday morning early, Colonel SMITH, and a King's Messenger, charged with Jipatehes of con siderable importance, arrived at Portsmouth, and embarked on blard the Deeede frigate. Captain Rtrazaroao, and she sailed for the Mediter ranean. The Colonel is gone direml for biaple.. They travelled all night, and the Decade was under weigh in half an hour after they arrived. It is rumoured that the Gentlemen at Limy o's are about to bestow on the gallant Commanders of the Arrow sloop, and A, h•ron bomb, some testimony of their approbation We hope the report is well founded, as they well deserve the gratitude of the Merchants and the thanks of the Country. A Court-Martial was held on Friday on hoard the Gladiator, at Portsmouth, for the trial of Captain Durr, of I fis Majesty's ship Merisra The charges preferred against him by Mr. S roots, late Purser of the ship, were, for having encouraged desertion, by turning away some of the men; 2d, for having rated petty officers and men not qualified; 3d, for unne cessary expenditure of stores; and, lastly, for ungen tlereanlike language to his officers. The first and third charges were not proved. The second and third were partly proved ; for which he was slightly reprimanded. Lieut. HAILLILY, the preceding day, was reprimanded, and admonished to be more care ful in future, for the loss of the hired vessel Julia. The Master of her was considered incapacitated from ever being Master of an hired-armed vessel. .1. BROOM, a marine, of the Prince Grow, for insuh. ordination, and disrespeCt to the Surgeon of that ship, was sentenced to $0 lashes. The body of the unfortunate John Wordsworth, Esq. late Captain of the ASerravrany East Insliaman, was taken up on the beach, near Weymouth, on Wednesday last, and on Thursday was taken in a hearse to the parish church of NVyke-Regis, followed by a grant number of .incipal inhabitants of 'Weym nth, and there interred. On Saturday arrived at Torbay, the sloop Daniel, Captain Bt.:Naito Derr, from the island of Scilly, . by an order from His Ma j esty's Board of Ordnance, to take u the uns and the remaining part of His, raseralde, ander the direction of of Penzance. • .41k, . ! • ':, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DEAL, MARCH '24. This morning arrived the Jamaica frigate, Orestes and Haw / sloops of war, from a cruise off the French coast, and remain in the Downs i with the ships as per last. .PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 21,. Arrived the 6),y/found frigate from a cruise off Havre. Sailed the Nancy cutter on a cruise off ditto.— Wind Easterly. A MOUTH, If ARCM 22. Sailed this day I !is Majesty's ship 'Ctirtaw, of lii guns, Capt. J. M. Northey,to join the outward bound Newfoundland fleet, which passed this morning with a fair wind, at East. A lbo sailed the Kitty privateer, of Lon..l;)n, Capt. Muigrove, on a cruise. POLICE. PUBLIC 0711 C to lOW-STREET. In consequence of private information being laid before Mr. GRAHAM. that gambling was carried on at a house in Lisle -street, and also at a house in Pall Mall, he issued warrants for searching them. At a late hour on Saturday night, a large party of constables, and a number of the patrole, went to the house in Lisle -street, where they were refused admittance, and the street-door was so strongly bar ricaded, that they could not break it open. The house being the corner of a stable-yard, they con trived to get over the yard wall, and gained ad mittance into the house by a back door, and pro ceeded to search it ; they found two men in the front-room on the first-door, sitting at.a fire, doing nothing, and in the parlour they found about twelve pair of dice, and some yards, in the drawer of a table. The officers, having no doubt but there were more persons in the home when they first at tempted to gain admittance, renewed their search, and wenteepon the roof, when, after some difficulty, tbey.inead nine persons concealed in various parts ; they se surrendered themselves, and the officers took them to a watch-house. The officers went to the house in Pall-Mall, at which they gained admit tance without any difficulty. All they found at this house, after a diligent search, was a company of about twenty gentlemen at supper in a parlour, and in an adjoining room, a pair of dice and some cards. The gentlemen expressed their readiness to go with the officers, to meet any charge that could be made against t':em, denying that they were assembled for the purpose of gambling. The war rant direfting that all persons found in the house should be apprehended, they were all taken to St. James's watch-house, where most of them being known to the watch-house keeper and others, sent for friends, who are housekeepers, and were libera ted. Yesterday the parties attended before Sir RiciisftwaFotto and Mr. Roarmsne, the sitting Magistrates, when some were discharged, 'and the rest were admitted to bail. THE MA RKL7S. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAT, Msses 2b. Tie fresh ArrivAl. of Wheat to day Are but few. the supply et Loge, haring Friday's supply chiefly on lama; the prices of this article further decline; large Barley arrivals, many from Norfolk, at less price; Malt and Beans of the two kinds are at ..ina.l ilderefice, the latter in great plenty; White and they Peas al.o plentiful and elwai.er ; 044 in great supply, part Foreign cargoes, and are quoted at Is. and !s. per quarter reduction Flom in full plenty, and M. per sack less than last Monday, and expected lower. CURRENT PRICE. OF GRAIN. Wh...at Flue do ........res. 100 s. 04. Tack Meats 4l. 47s Od. Rae... 55. GO.. Od. Oat, 210. 23• 275. 04. Barley 4l, 46a. MI. Rolca Is. ..118. 29.. Od. Mak.. ...... ... 74.. do.. Oil Rape 5erd.......43 . 671. 04. White hes 4I .. 47. 04 Fine rio. it .....11.1a.1135. Od. 4;re, prat. 36* 40.. Od. Second", V& 006. M. K [WNW UP WIILA Including S&7 hew the 11th o agreeably to S. 4. Quarters at 118 111 77 -- at 114 la IN MAIM I.IS E. Mardi to the pith of Mareb, the sew A.t, t 4 .75 Quastera at 93 at 97 64 ----- at 96 30; at 9 266 92 1I 0 at 9! 11 at 91 2 0 1 - at 68 - at 86 at 114 ♦IR - at 80 at 76 —•-• at 77 at 76 .ATerage 1024. 9.1 d. in last Return. 'LOU 714 IN 823 u .110 70 at . 101) :443 Ise 249 107 44,5 ....mu at 106 769 at 1... , ANO at 104 104 ... at 10 149 ...E.0.m.. at 102 20 at 101 103 .--- at 100 400 ---. at 99 Total 7.816 Quarters. 2a. t4cl. hitter tl frms March 9, to Sack. I d. i1....100 0 7.... 99 0 7442.... 93 0 1•'.... 94 11 211.... 94 0 10.... 93 6 396.... 1/11 0 RETURN OF El It, 10 March 15, front the Cocket °nice. Sacks d. Sacks. s. d . 92 6 10.... 86 0 NO.— 92 0 71.... 65 0 150.... 91 0 40.... 94 613.... 90 0 1n.... 63 0 50. 69 0 0 130.... Be 0 15.... 80 0 16.... 67 0' 10.... 76 0 ,706 Seeks —Aeeraer 931. 1144. 164.1swer Om leg Rehm. PRICE Or SUDS IN MARK-LANZ. Tomo 31Is Od to 441 od Rye Gross ..140 0.1 to 364 cid per qr. Carisway 96. Od to 1301 ad per twt. Consultor 6. &I to 121 6.1 T4sfoll lis Od to 404 od rd Cloves .sos Oil to 964 od While ditto Nis Od w II& od Wh.te Mmtord Stood .6s &I to Its od ptr bush itr,ven Alb lo* Od to 194 cod I Maly 71 Od to is od '1 "mils IS. 04 to 54. 04 Yesterday--Laer Du—He:Way at the Public Offices. TRICE OF IRISH STOCKS Gov Deb 5 per C4ot- (Mitch la.) eel COURSE OF EXCIIAN4 Amsterdam .... 41.!• I • Ditto at Mibt $ 0 0 _ _ totterdaer l2 3 2 U. Handoursb 35 6 qtr. Alton 35 7 24U. Pan% 1 daysdaq n 15 Date, ..... 26 8 2U. Rounisaw2 .t 3 Cadet Miro Madrid in paper eSect. Ringo& Leghog s lei Naples Dublin on London (Match Mellott as London (March 'II Belfast on Dublin (ni:t.,.).., GE, Fitio•ir, Mmicif 22 Genoa 451 Venice Oll f.Woo 604 Oporto 601 Dublin l2 SUILIOIII. I. p e Portugal Gold in Coin aod liars par no— 4 0 0 Doubloons . ..... 0 0 0 New Dollars Sayer in Bars Now Lnui:. each Ago on the Bank of Holland A p. Cam i III.). I.la 111 I=.) 5 4i 6U 61 days. BIRTH. Lately, at Gordonbank, Edinburgh, Mrs. Murrat was safely delivered of a son. MARRIAGES. _ _ _ Lately, et Wear Gifford, near Great Torrinzton, Mr. Wm. Greek, aged S 4, to Miss Miss Flaxraan, aged 21. Or. the 15th isst. at Ediellarch,C.iptain William Brown, of the ISth Light Dragoons, eldest sod of Dr. Charles Brown, Physician to tire King of Prussia, at Berlin, to Moss Mary Campbell M.Dougall e only daughter of the late Alexander bl'ESougall, Esq. Surgeon in Edinburgh. Iretomr, Mescalls. To sink the Offel—..perStone nl Slb. Reif Is 4cl to Ss 4cll .0d to lot Gd Mutt ..11 64 to as Id I Poglt ..4. Od to Ss 4d Heed of Cattle this Day, 11,a-ts, about 2001—Sheet., 11,500. NEWGA AND LE& ,DENH.t LL MARK ITS Carcase. By the. Beef 3.e 4.1 to 41 4.1 Mott.n 3e 44 U. 44 4d Veal 4s 4d to ds 04 Pork.. 4s Od to tos 44 PRICE 01 St. James% M:•rket 4, Id Clary Ma-ket 4s 1.4 White7ha;,el Market.!, 04 Yar Sum,: of Sit/. TALLOW. Town Tallow.. 6111 04 Roma (Cad.)... 11 Ole 04 Ruwia do. (611.) 411 s 67v Melting 121 Yd Ditto rough •••34s Average Price...4e Old Graves Dregs ..... ll. Yellow Soap, 714—hillotiled, 411.--Curd, • trke of Cawilles, per dug. 1 Is. 101..—htoulds. Its. M. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW• s WHITICH pit. Hay 41 Os a 41 14s New 01 Os a 01 cs Clover 41 4s a SI Os Straw .21 a 21 IRs ST 3•YN'/. nay ...31 Os a 41 ISs New Ol Os a 01 Os Clnver 01 0 , ; a 01 Oa Straw 21 • a 21 Vs PRICE B .Of. Kest 41 Mto 51 5s Sus4ex •l} Ss 41 16S Faex 41 110 Ol Os IF HUN POCEITS Kent .41 Si to 61 ISs Sussex 44 is to 51 Ob raru4ass 11 Os to 71 10s MUCK OF ULATHINt. Butts, 30 to 561 h. each Ditto, 60 is 631 b. cask fad to• 264 Merchants hacks 4.41 fo 29d Drefting Hide..... 124 to 23% Fins Coach Hides 14J to 26d Crop Hides for cutting 22d to 231 .Flat Ordinary !ld to 22 Calf Skint, 30 to 401 b par Deass 354 to 39d Ditto, 30 to 701 b... 34d to 36d) 32 Ditto, 70 to Bulb .34d to 311 d% 2 Small Seals (Greenland) 42d to 454 S t - Large ditto . . .. 1101 IN ISOs per dozen. Goat Skins. ............4 tisis ditto Tanned HOP'S Hide 25e to 421 per hide. COAL E7CCLIANIGE, MASCO' 25. Best Coals, per Chaillron . 47s 6d Del.wred to tioasekeepess bts 6d So.t.terland, per Chaltirun 41s bd Del ivelod to Housekeepers at 44 DEATHS Lately, at Bath, in the his age, John Edwards Fremainlo. Esq. Lteut...Coloncl of the Royal Bucks Militia. Lately, at Knightsbridge, in her 94th year, Mrs. Burton, re lict of Colonel Francis Burton, and mother of Francis Burton, Esq M.?. tor Oxford. L.rtely, Mr. Clark, dyer, the gentleman who first diacovered the art of dying cotton wool .varlet. Litely, deservedly lamented by his family, in th, 1911, year of Ilk age, Mr Thomas t; tbert Wood, mooed son of Serrell Wood. Eaq. of Osinington, H o r. e t. Lately. Mrs. Stanley, mother of the Rev. Mr. Stanley, of Ormikirk, in the 65th year of her age. Sunday last, at Edgware• road, Mr. a ee, many years a 'whoa,' muter : be was in his 56th year. He rote 111 the 171 , 1f111110, perfect health, ate a hearty bresloh•t, and died instantly. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE, learn SO min. liar I I .—Evan. 50 m i n . a ft m 11. BRIGHTON, SUSSEX. 10 be SOLD, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, or LETT ter • term of years, a new well bulk DW ELI ING HOUSE, situated Nu. 19, DORSET GARDENS, BMW!. TON, SUSSEX (in i pleasant situation, with ext,ii..irc Views, &c ), 18 feet is' trout, by J 4 deep, a food kitchrst, diousokeeporli Room, Servant's HAI, kr on Groimd Floor, good Front tried Sark Offices. two Parlours with Folding Doors, First Floor, Drawing Room, be-t lied Room, two Garrets, and two Attica. de.:. a good liacklard,aml large Pka cure Ground in front, &c. May be uccepied about the 10th of April next. For further partivd.tre, apply (iv letter* poet paid) to George Doncaster, Builder, St Janiees Br.&tun. • • Four hundred iiounds may be left on utortp:e, Ly th e Poichauer SALES BY AUCTION. By DAVID SADI.F.R, Atl,l. Rrpneitory,inG..well.st,.st, '('ills DAY, at rowels* o'rback, precisely, • ABLACK f_IELI)ING, Fast Trarter; a Mack Gelding, Fast Walker , a Chesnut eleklio;, Good Gig 11w,-; aII ck Mare, Fast "trotter a Chesnut Gelding, Gond Roa Ist, r ; auf Sixty It ivies, of van.,,. deiscriptinria aUleept which are. ,rre-1.11 easel Hackney..., r.. 4 Ma• corners, S:c. To be viewed till the Sd,. VALUABLE FARM, BRICKKILN AND SALTERN. By Mr. 14E RF.TT, An TUESI)AY, the M day of Argil next, at the Red Lion Inn, Fweitim, Haute, at Tool,* &Clock (unless preri- • misty divvied of by Pfe•dlie Sale), in Three L• 45 : Lot. I. 211. Moat compatt an/ Vainahle EgTATE, called EARLS F rKM,w,ttn • BrieltlidA,Sidoera, and These Tenements attached thereto. The Farm comprises • good Peens House, Awn., Stabling, Out-buildings, and about 116 Seed Acres el Arable and fp,. tare or Marsh Land, and throe of Coppice, heiug nearly al{ within a Ring Fence, and Si asionied Wail al roll, from Fare) ham, adjoining the Tnnipike-road h. Donlon, by which it is bounded on the West—i.i the Fault is branded \nail arm of the Sea, which affords excellout Soa-bothisig. This Estate tsar deniably misted as to command the aikan sages of extensive land and sea prospeds, withinit being ex, peed to the inconvenience attached to an elevated situation. It is well seethed with and ornamented be growing timber trees,and is designedly ~commended both fur intrinsic value ' and situation, u a most eligible Estate to Any Gentleman dis posed to build. Ole vicinage is highlyrespenali.e; thereon: try is remarked tor it. ructirir<s and beauty, air! the roads are i.ueiteeptionable. Fox hounds and Nereus ate kept withi3 a .hart The Salient is situated un th ata houndatv, and might be lett to advantage, cervetted into marsh greumi, and the te nements are cinitigumn to it The Suckled° pi situatcd at the South end of Vie Farm, and has a move caninimlnatis qu a y i i ticinius, r, which •evseb ut ciiii , ,derable bkethen cigar, and the conveyance of thauth u thereby cll.-tied with great facility. _ _ Lut. 2. 'Tarn Clefts of Arable Land in Redland's Lane, altar the Faun, about 9 Acre., Lot. 3. A 'Lluse of Arable Until in Rediand's Lane, behind Blink Break Cettru, ab.iut 7 Acres, and a Coppice adoinies abet, 4 Acres. Asas all part of the Farm if Freehold, and the maid tie Copy. holdby inheritance, h. d of the Mitlbt of Faruhem ; tulip -et only tot nangin l lug small quo font, and heriot upon death. Fareham it a M •rk..•t'foon, ahout nine miles from Part. mouth, and eleven from Southampton. The Proprirtor ra...rres to livrismf toe liberty nf altering the Lou, if he shall II to .ccatron t, du to at 41. time I,.rtytotsi Co ih,• 5a1,....—F0r a •ie, and further partaulars apply to Mr. Padden, Soliotar, Faretiagn • N. I. The 'Lb:Roar to be taken at a valuailon SALES BY AUCTION. To COW•KEEPERS, FARMERS, BUTCHERS, Oc. ars. By Mr. PR ICKETT, On the Premises, near the Half• Moon, Holloway, in : i t , Parish of St. Mary, Islington, THIS DAY, at Tweha o'Clock, ALL the GENUINE PROPERTY o f a Col,t' KEEPER, coruprisiog Thirtv•seven tapir I hit, and lii-Calf Cows, Four Horses, Two Grain .Wa=gons, Calla with Iron Arms, a Milk Cart, Hairiest for Fuut Hoe,,, Milk Pails, &c. kc. 'The Cows are in Prime Condition, and will be sold Reserve. To be viewed till the Sale. Catalogues may be had Place of Sale: of Mr Thom.; Wdd , Solicitor, W . rn, „ i square; and of Mr. Prickett, Appraiser and Auctioneer, t, 122, Aldersgate-strei t To STRAW-HAT WAREHOUSEMEN, HABERUPosIi ERb,and mANurAcTuaus. By Mr. PRICKETT, On the Premise:, No 12, Maiden•lane, Woorktreet, THURSDAY next, March 2btri, ItU3. at El:.ven o'Cloc,„ ALL the GENUINE. EXTENSIVE, Ru a FASHIONABLE STOCK in TRADE, of a Whole sale Warehouse, in the above Line, and which, by o r d er the Proprietor, will be Sold without Reserve, to settle tie Partnership Account; comprising —Au Extensive and midi seleEted Assortment Spht and Seven Stt..ve Bonalit,,ll4A . White, and Coloured Chip, and Imperial dm° ; large (awe n „ tits of Superfine Leghorn and Chip Flab, Crowns, Vrouis tad Bands; pressed and unpressed Chip :Attu Leghorn Striping*, Split and Seven atiaw Plat, Triftiwin , ,,-, Twist, Attinsial Flowers, Lace, Willow Squares, Pip, Straw, and .vatroc Eff.ls. May be viewed this; day, to-morrow, and till du. Sale; talegues may be had on the Premises., and of Mr. Pricken, Upholder and Auctioneer, 122, Aldersgate.nrtet. TINE NEW DAVIS!! CRANBERRIES, Red and White, in jaw ' 7s. bet 14s. and 20s. each,•propetiy paekedfili Town end CJantry. THE Public are respeEthilly informed, a surlily of CRANBF.R RIES k receivird at that Warha u ,,,, y lii prime corn:lama, of a must Inrcuriouallaroirr and ca,„via quality, and at this 'won of the yr", when every kind of fruit is scaree, dear, and bad, it is :iras,,uid they will he ;u high estimation, not only on account of their reorient!, Ltr f;nm being by far the most delicinus fruit that can be for 141 . 1: pudding: ' and pies —The trail , supplied is casks wholesale. N.B. Nu farther importat,un of Cr,,nberries until spring, but various other shipments from Russia, Deutasik, and Sweden, are expeded, . . SKILL and CO Prevision and Porter Merchants to Their Imperial and !doe Faithful Majesties, and Their Royal Highnesses the Pmice of Wales ' Duke. of York and Claren ce , Duebesi of Cum berland, Sm. Lc. At their Old Italian and Emelt Warehouses, and Fish Sauer and Portable Snap Manuiafton, No. 15 and to, Xtraor, nearly opposite Lancaster-cows, Loudon—Established oap. wards of forty sears. A CATALOCHIE of all the ARTICLES SOLD, may 'he had gratis, at the Warehouse., and the frillowMg is a alms extrad from the same, gratefully and most respoftfolly vele mined for public consideration and patronage. Observation Preliminary .—‘l r . Skill have resided man ,. rust in Great Britain, France, Spain, Filmdom, and Po - N.4, ALA having formed Very extensive cnnueetions during lie ..,4,..., iii thine co • • is ens tiled to obtain all the dclicat.es fee the table, ' article in the foreign line, with else greaten • - mid, in CullSeqUente the Pottle ilia always relig - setidespaw A these War ' ishouses arc of ale hen kinds, routine. am, see the rues ( moderate terms. a t SKILL', SIX-POUNDERS, or Ham of only iii pour* each, for a;d,. dishes, small Eanii,tes, Se cured Pirrhiril fanit , ol. They are of a mast exquisite qu .lity mud inn flavour, and are ready for dres.ing without snaking HAMS. TONGUES, dc. of .11 as-s, and is duress** , , quantitate. NEATS' TONGUES, nicely ; , icklint, always ready tails% not requiring looking . REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other son of KistiO.d To:sixes WESTP/I.ALIA. TOR S SHIK E. and WESTMURLAS IP HAMS Pt IL TSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST MORLAND Ditto, and mom excellent PIGS' MOPS'. SKII.L'S PICKLED TRIPE, in Casks, for pr: Lee of Gentlemen or the Nary and Army, Mullin, .1:c. N.,,j1 West India Islands, Captains ...A' Shirr, he annelid witr. Quantity at Vie shortest Mature; aod well all hide of Provisions, Bottled Porter, A,. DUTCH BREP, to grate fur Bread and Butter, sad So waike Beef Shavitigt with Une bonne Bouche, pour le. bons Visitor:Take of Chap suzar Cheese, and Dutch li-ef, eq.1.1 Quantities, wall giated, which sprinkle over Bread and Barter. liAMliitti RUSS and ROLLS in the highest Perfedliou. SKILL'. GERMAN and BOLOGNA SALISAGLS. Tee were great fame Mr Skill has acquired by the Sale of Germs& and Bologna Sausages, has induced him to keep always a lave Stork on Hand ; and Merchants. Capt Aloe of Ship.. See. any have any quantity at the .h wat notice, parked law the Bat and West Inches, Am,iie3„t:e. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Gulick wr without Rich ENGLISII and FOR V.lGlsi PICKLES, of every Sas and Deacr.lason. For Home Use and Export ition.—A very great Caro, ea Jun, packed:emir...:llin, and lung Vota;es„ %is —SKULIs INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exquisite and touch admired Pieba ld!.: enataree4 ol Hut alias,' Metles, af.Lr the manner of thus, prepared in the s, ra. ilainroze CaulilMsa 'e. Lemon., M•rkins_, 011611 4 . S 3 I n di an c a l i a a g e , Free& dean., Carrots, frt. to Jars, at las. 6d. sod One Gulps,. each. SKILL', EGG FLOUK, for Saila& and km Sauce. t kept dry, wiR komp/oar vier. The Richest Seed* in the Wca'd --nRCILL's nervy •t: and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, to be eaten toots ati•• Fish. RA.,011t.. &c 4,1.1 tor enriching every hind w I;4' 1/.lll4(hate, KOK. Stew,. Steaks. Chop., Cu .. 4 5, 2 C -4 CO:lt,t1u11 of *nick are of the itighest Yalve to every Tains f who use them CAMP SAUCE of mist exquisite Plasoir, and admigst.‘ elageot Sea intra7h trig every kind corSteits. Aar. ',Abort requiring other Reasoning. ESSf.NCE of ANCHOVIES, for Fish Saws. Freest -4 fnitia the veil Goliwita Aticnuyiel. that he re.:ornonsotis to ta• milli.. in general, as the richest iii England. SA UCE DES PAU:RES, for I.V.r Wang au Sonia of Game. Poach s , &C 4.14 For seasoning Made Dishes. COM .ATCII, toast with Beef Steaas Veal Cutlets. Whit ton t hops, he. QUIN SAUCE, to cot with Toils'', Lobsters aad aY Kinds in rilii, SAUCE A LA SUISSE, for M.ck Turtle, rich Swept and all Kind, oL Ovaries. LEMON PICKLE. prepared Atte , the 'not approved ild• nail, and from the chol.e.t Fruit. SAUCE A L'IMPERIALr, that will be found roost •-• renew to stewing Eel., Pike, Carp, Tench, dc• 8 ‘UCE A LA MILI Cavice, Walnut Indian Soy. MUSUROOb4 SAUCE, Civic., Poivrade Sauer, ,trc. SALLAD SAUCE. contautiaig all tiro Ingredwaria nec.• sary for,lnesaing a Sollod, and is cowl to eat ,a ,th Lobate's, Sr auseunity, he. ' SAUCE DF.i ISLES BIIITANNIQUES, Y...obiitty Mania Caper Sauce, Ureter Ketchup, Same &PE:hallows and too , / other Sauce used at the to at fashionable t,blss, forming the I greatest Constantin its Kaska& lit Bottles ar tot. and 3s. 64. each t in Cases, with part!trou'w containing isr.:ve [SAL,* of rbos..SA,.eet. ail, Olike Grimm. each. N. R. In Cheats, containing Twelve Cases of the at‘ata Sauce% nowt!, eackad fir the East and %Vest indaes, no"' f ca , *C. or LlN4o4lN.—Piii.t.l by GLUNGIL IIAULt t. r, ho ,t) Wych street, tit. Clement a, and publt:hed b JUSI It Y DE*, at the Office, No. 15. Bak of St. Clowpran Church, strand, whore Padova in *a fame, Ike. 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