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Pc . I . RP ,l 5l' NI74L IN4k,LECENCL I.l' MOUTH, JUNE Fdilect the Hamffhtll gun brig, with a fleet to the . eastward. PORTSMOUTH, Jere 7. Arrived the Ilflontem. G igate, front Lisbin. 'Passe,: by, for the Dowps, several honieward bound vesels, supposed to he part of her c-rivr.y. Sailed the'Ronger cutter, on a cruise. Wind W. hEAt, JUNE 7. Arrived this *morning, the Si. ifilah't, Rcar•Ad miral Russell, N,lnvr, Malabar, Antrloi.e t da'ainani, and the bfferAfe men of war, from Yarmouth. Roads. On their arrival, a salute was given to the Commander-iu:Chief, the Right Hun. Admiral Lord Keit!'. The 7,Li-e bomb has made a signal for a convoy to the Westward. iALLIOUTIV; JUNE 5. Arrived the Prioccu Choriotte packet, Kerr, from the Leeward Islands, 47 Jays passage from Tortola; New Sitedseell, Patrick, f om Carmarthen ; Meal/F.O, Dennis, from Bristol ; Dorm transport, from Gib raltar, 25 days passage; and the Commerce armed ship, N. Ray,' from Philadelphia in 46 days, and rtreeded on for Antwerp. At Antigua, the Al4ll. ;leiter packet, Davies, tkith mails from England fin' the Is'and. 20 days passage from Falmouth. Sailed the Lad Nelson privateer, on a cruise. The Doris transport, from Gibraltar, left Lord Nelson and fleet in Lagos Bay, and were to sail from thence on the 12th ult. for the West Indies, with 14 sail of the line; the Rile Sartreign was to proceed on the expedition under General Craig, and' the (lean and Drava were to go with Lord Nelson; the Doris had an &aim on the 21st ult. with a Spanish privateer, of 18 guns, which she beat off afar an abon of two hours. EAST INDIES. CA LCLTTA. Atmusr 4, 1804. A circumstance of a mop distressing nature has occurred during the past week ; the following are the particulars we have h•ard related :--A French Gentleman, of the name of Treishard, embarked with his wife, an infant child, his nephew, and an other Gentleman, on a native vessel from Pondi- - cherry, for this port; by some accident this vessel appears to have been wrecked near to Sauger. A raft, however, had been construe! d, upon which the above-named persons, with two or three ,ser rants, had tinged themselves to the mercy of the winds and waves. During the night, the raft sepa rated in two, and only that part on which Here placed Mrs. 'Freilhard, her infant child, and set- Stant!, reached the shore at Sanger; the psor infant most unfortunately slipped from the breast of its mother, during the confusion of the melancholy scene. and was log. Airs. Treilhard and servants were relieved by a fishing-boat, after having been for three days. on Sauger without a morsel to eat. She arrived at Fultah in a most distressing situation ; but, we are happy to hear, inalow in a fair way of recovery. Of the remainder of the party nothing as yet has been heard. We may still hope, how. ever, that they may have been picked up, or reach ed Use land in safety. _ _ DEC. 10. The Totenbati, Capt. Dalrymple, and Lord Eldoo, Capt. Sweet, on their passage to Bengal, fell in off It:o Janeiro with a French privateer, which recon noitered them for some time, hut, Oct liking their appearance, thought proper not to haz•.rd an en gagement ; and. about seven days previous to their arrival atCalcutza. they fell in with a large• cutter, supposed to be Surcoff's, who likewise declined en gaging them. We may very correaly say, that these two ships preserved one another, and that the Policy of ships sailing and keeping close together In the time of war, is here strongly marked. We are li..ppy to hear, that the markets in China fur Bengal commodities were very favourable. REPORT LAID ON FRIDAY BEFORE THE HOUSE• OF COMMONS. The Crimmittee to whom the several Petitions which have been prevented to th Noire in this Session of Parliament, pray- InC Relief (net the Erfects of an Act, passed in the latt S•ss'. ,, n of Parliament. intitu . " An Act to rreueate the lmpoitation a.vl Exportatioil of Corn, and the Borintists and Ditties payable thereon," are referred; to examine the Matters skarn( ; and to report the same, as they shall ap . • , . pear to them e to , the Ifoute ; Has., pursuant to the Order of the House, examined the eaear.d matter. and allegations rebored to them, and agreed upon the kg:ening Report -- 1. That it apps is that the Petition% referred to tit- ceneiffe. ration of the Committee, complain generally againtt the effects rif the Ar t 44 Gen. In C. 109. 11. That the Petitiens prevented from various plamn in tog pied enrnplaintst, Of the advanced tares at which import* lion and exportahoo are freed r—eM y, Ot such part of an Afi, made in the 314 year of Ow present Idejery, as rekaten In im posing additional dames titi foreign corn warehoused in Great Bntain, and taken out for home conserription tiaiand, Sty, That certain Petitioner. complain of the alteration that has taken' place by the An of the 44th of He promo% Majesty, In the ...ode of 'Kenai:deg the aversee mites which regulate the impartation sad ea pnnatini i of grain. 111. That the Petitions from various p'acee in Scotland, in addition to the abate mentioned objeetion, complain—First, That the rates at which thrte/portation and importation of fo- reign gain is permincl, ar fixed by the avenge prises of the four maritime distnets of Scotland, and act by the average price. of the sixteen morainic districts of Groat Britain, and, that in coorequenee of such swam: ion of Y.ngbnd mad Scot • lend, the port. of Srotland have limn *hut to iintentation, while the market price of grain ha• been much higher in many pnintlnett the western parts of Scotland than the im la.nat,..l price; and that cireoinstanem may arise, by -which the tree transiniwieo of grain from one part of Great Britain to another will be prevented r—Secondly, Tliat the ports tor she importation of vain item the Brit4l, Colonies in America are cooly open for three months ate time, which the Petitioners cononal i. to , ion s etititi,,h to .wain v iupply from them.; and, Th-nity, That lr..h gr tin in withhehl foots the !much market until the price arteatiLet Pearly to that raw at which foreign grain mar be impanil at the Wrest duties. Yew Committee img.leave to stateahat into dee rarestinn, Oh/ riot thought themielve.antheriirl, omit t the order 011 the We i e ceptitott.rg them a etortirottee, to eitter upon our ;risen, intedieattan ..f the Corn 1....1•'<, or •o examine sects speculative opinions linwevet rmpertalile, a. may be renniwrrt in the Minions referred to them ; but have fait It their doty to enflame themselves to (ilk; campfainel of as Rau all• existing, without extenting their inquiries tit the general mot r regolail ins upon the stiltiett as tout time to time, has thought .. ~.rt FROAIGI77'4 CA2ETTE. PARTNERSI II l's DISSOLVED. Jams Tur:.bull and Wit Low Geerre:hichts, sio. 41, War. !oho, if the county of htiddl i Nile 6, 1805 Jioeph Smith and Son, button maionfoAßri . , May 3. 13 05 flinith and William I%ent, of Contisill, London, venunt-hindeni, April 10, MO. John 110!Iiii and fte'.ert Whirr, 1 , 11;. 34, Wilhok,tmid,n, wine and brandy-merchants, April 30, Ihai. John AS;IVIOrCIIite Met, John Ashworth the younger, and fustian dyers .1W inui.thi.llnifher,:, at Salford, iv the parish o. MAncheater, in the county of Lancaster, June 1, _lBO5. Ch ides Purvis and John Hall the youngrir, of the town and county of Ncwcasde•upon-'Tyne, ship and inwrince bro!;ers Robert Rowell and John Milbourn, at Rlyth, in the parish of Eatsdrin, In the county of Mortlittinheiland, tallow chandlers, May 31. 1805. limimian, of Ki.nbohno, in the county of Hun• tingdou • and John C'aike, of Nlarket•Haiborough, in the county of Leicmter, wonc.taplers, June 3, 1803. . - - , Wallcrr and John Howling. the younger, of Hoc. Hole Mill, in Erringden, in the pv4o of Halifax, in the county of York, corn-millers, May 20) tBO5. Timms. Brti in try, Martin Brumhy, and Francis Haworth, in the tiadeur bit , inr,+w of and rernufactwing of can dlewi .Ic.worck.d, cotton, :tut fln,c at Ganntun, in thr county of Nottingham, June 4, ISO. _ -,... a- --- . . , . bed, but inne r s.( Whittan, 1111 ' the f•ad calmly, hrlica raker • .. • . .. -. . 1. Thomas liodgkisa, Yibprnacte.walk, 11i 41,14-sea. grue..r 3I( Jamas SAlleanni, Little Tower-hill, Middlesex, biAndy usasetsent . . . . . S I Titania Russell rarity, Staining, Suiten, linen. draper °tome !aura, $ rompron, Kent, botcher Thomas Kernpsnall, I liggla's-lane, Klarkfriars road, Surrey, roeer . 5 11 Alexander Cawano, Pall mall, Middlesex, auctioneer 6 10 Christopher Grown, Blackman street, Southwark, ha- In :3 12 . 8 1 - beotisher Mercer, hlile.esul, Stepney, Miactesex, horse- dslcr. . Thomas Edge, Lower Thames-street, London, ♦iettual• ler John Ilulborn, Little Eiotchesp, London, wine and brautdpmerchant . . Lancelt , t Roore„ \Vanloor•slreet, Snho, tailor Sarah Aithtie, late of Devar,, dealer and ch!'p• woman Thomas Geere and Joseph Carless, Lorse. Kent, miller - .- Edward Davi% Church-street, Lambeth, Surrey, b ewer tVilliani Burg, Blickler.o.,,v, London, warrhotNeviln Jonrph Inman, ilound.Ctrh, London, eheesemontter Chrivtopher Neville, Lite of Dartford, Kent, coach maker . . DIVIDENDS. John Towniend,Stonee end, Southwark, Surrey, wine. merchant Griffith IVMiami, late of Tooley-street, Southwark, ehertentonier Balthasar Giu;gi, lam of Ratclitie•highway, Middlesex, rhymist . . . William Grant, Greek•street, Soho, Middlesex, paper itainer . John Charlei Herries and John Nailer, London, mer chants . . . lards German, Aldermanbory, London, hosier . Nicitard digland, !roaster, Gloucestershire, cheese factor . . . Andrew Riddi II and Robert Riddell, High street, Rot rough, Surrey, gruerr, . . I - ant s Young, Smith, m arm, Hampshire, linen-draper Bone, of t.e Strand, MitMince baker . J 311,-1 0 10 1,11 . Savalle-mw, St. James's, V:rssimin.ter, a , mr 'vitt J.,nn Pate, late of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, money- 4rlve*C► Joseph Trandey, Great Mary la-bonne street, 'ha irnet . . . Frlvraul Stews , t, Aidernsanbory, London, merchant John Nesbitt the eider, Alderrnanbury, London, mer, chant . . . . (home IC • iibbt, late of Ropemakees-street, Muorfidds London, iron•founder . Mark Noble. Narrow wall, Lambeth. Surrey, mer- I 1 2 1 10 1 1 10 2 11 1 1(1 ! 12 chain .nd iron-founder , . - . . Samuel Chaplin, now or late tithe High street, South wark, Sony, grocer . . contract's Sate Vigu-lane, near Golden-square, Mid dlesex, printeeller . . . . George Stratton and Henry Stratton, llMekfriars-road, Surrey, iro.llllollger . . Thornai Henderson, Milk-street, London, warehouse. man . . . Vi!liam Fell, St Martini-lane, Mod'esex, tailor William Wdbarer, Fore greet, lAtirton ' linen-draper W' , itfiad More:late of Sun-stre,t, iii.hupsgate-greet, , . - ember-merchant . . lelethias Pearce, Little Elbuw lane, London, clieceN monger kobe , t Hawn; lloliwell stmtt, Straml. Middlesex, •ictua' ler CERTIFICATES. Wd'iam Buckley, of Vaexlwll•road, in the county of S.nr•y, merchant, dealer and ch•inuan. John Nutter. of Blackman-61nel, in the Borong,ll of South• nark, in the tunny of Surrey, cbeesemonzer, denl.r and clapetan. IaCH, isterly, ziy 3 y e. 0itt....1 Sight 37 7 12 1 2 O. !ft-,butgh. Yin Paris 1 elay'salate 91 16_ Dirt.• 13'.uv4estax . 26 Palls Dit•n Madrid ..... in paper Dino . 3S4 effect. Bilw+a Leghot - Maple+ Dublin on London.... on London (Mal Belfao on Dublin I DIM MsMimeo of serl. pmettimis toollegulati et; uphn thv secre as the Leila...ter, la its wi.dum , bout time to time, ht. thought P"' ;so f ac t . n. Tent Ctrtmittrr lilnsvlsopprocceol poR ocidotee or it,. toe/ v.! tel Mille% in ,au A to V. 3i 4 . . 104 5 . • 70.1fit.i.+- BANKRUPTS. Michael Reilly, of Great York-mews, York place, Fort man-aquaie, in the county of Middlesex, victualler, ilea , er and chairman, to surrender June 11, at eleven, 22, at one, and Jule 20, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attainlm p Mr. Holloway, Chaneery lane. Thomas Margrave the younger, late of Tower-Royal, in the city of London, and afterwards of Gowees.walk, in the perish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, in the count.; of Middlesex, mercitaat, to sunender June I I, 29, and July 20, at eleven, at Gnililitali, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Crowder, Lillie. and Garth, Frederick** place, (lid Jewry. R Ant Dixon, Toll square, near North Shidds, in the county of Non humberlanil; *owner, dealer and chaptuan. to rarren.ler Jute 24, 25, and July 20, at eleven, at the Shakespe.re Tavern, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. William Bell, No 43, Bow-lane, Lunden; and Mr. Rainahaw, North Shield*. George Davis, of Boston, in the county of Lincoln, glass and china wareaeller, dealer and chapntan, to surrender Jusu 26, at the house of John Pa ake. the Bell lain, in Stone, i•. tu. county of Stafford, on the 27th, and July 20, at the hone,: or Thomas Styles, the Crown lain, in Stone, at *'.even. . ptt.r. net's, Mr. Rider, No. 129, Fete-r . lane, London; and Messrs Dent and As:aurf, Hanley, Staffordshire. George Chapman, of Llverpool, in the minty of LallColall.f, dr.r.er, as,.l ehapinan. to surrend,r July 11, 12, and 20, at one, at the York Hotel, in Liverpool. Attnrney, Mi. Josiah Williams, Liverpool. William Bury, of Bucklersbury, in the city of Lond-n, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, to surrender June 11, IL and July 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs J. and R Willis, Wansford.court, Thrognsurton-street, Lott don ; and Mr Barrett, Manchester. Wool, now or late ~f Dean street, in the parish of Saint Ann, the city and libeitv of Wertminorer, in the county of Middlesex, tailor, to snrrender Ju 11, .t, 17, at eleven, and July 20, at ten, at anioihaii, • ondon Attorney, Mr. Lewis Wittig, No. 1, Duke-stket, Portland place. _ _ John Armin, of Darlington, in the county of Durha.n, money-s,:vetn.r, miniver, haberda.her, anJ chtptuan, to sunender June 22, iia , Y 9, .ad 4U, at trove, at Guild hall, I..t , ndon. Attorney, Mr Ge..rk: Atkinsots,C.astJa street, Falcon ,nuare, Loudon. Mary Gipson, of Bermondsey-street, iu the pa.i-h of Rey niondtcy, in the county of Surrey, shopkeepn. oryler and ehapyroittan auneuderJuue 18, at one. and July tO, at tell, at doildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Uttina street, Suutliwaik. James Turley, Jo! .n Turley, and Arm! Turley, a;1 iao or late of Costley, in the county of Stafford, ironniastees, •'eat en and chapmen, to surrender June 21, At five, S 2, and July 20, at ekes', at the house of Thomas Webb, knoon be the mune and sign of the Littleton Arms Inn, in Per.inidge, in the county of Staff/wt. Attorneys, Mr. 11unt, Surrey atre..t, Strand, London; 'nil Mr Marklew on Walsall, in the county of Stafford. - . . Edirnd Watnworht, of Theme, in the county of Ouford, butcher, dealer and -harman, to suncuder J. ly 19. 19, am' 20, at tell, at the White Hart lun , Aylesbuty, in the cou uiy of Bucks. Attorneys, Mesas , . James and Ruse, Bvlesbu.)- ; and Math. Rosa awl Mooning', No. 1, Gray's-lour square, Loudon. PRICE OF STOCKS. SATURDAY._ sank Stock l7B 3 per Cent Itroduced I Di 41 4 per Cent • II per Cent.. Loysltp .. .. veil (Minium 1 India Bonds ls Is. dis. Exch. Bill par Is. pnla. Envish Lottery Tickets .. 2Ol 5.. Omani@ far 5 .'41 P RIS .4, Stock Atoka., No. 4. Conthill. and 9. Chariot cross. ,Ntit.Fat•At.Juils 7 G.nos ♦,l cnice 591 L"bon Oporto CI DAWN l2l SUWON Portugal Goldin Coin and Ran per oz 4 0 0 rhitak , noins . ..... fi 0 New Dollars silver in Ran 0 0 0 New Lints each Arlo in. the Bank of Holland 5 per Cent. (Jane $) Ly 31) to) bft 61 days. I. - 111RI'H7 On Thiamin loge, at Canterbury. the Lady of itAin Was ahem Garhett, E. 41. Kin Cou , t, 11.!reforektire, Colonel of the Royal Radnorshire Whim, of a , on and heir. MAR RIAGFS Fr.,htv la.t, Charles Fealeriel liarowell, M. A. Fellow of C1:12.40 , 1 , ge, to Wee I..ry, daughter of the Rev. John LAw rv , n(N..rwool, Midnleseit • On Saturday the 1.4 ..f.lone s -..eSetiti, M. D. of Boman, v. Miss Milne', of that place DIVIDF.NDS. July 13. William Powell, of Brarl•streq, St. Mies, in who coaasty of Middlesex linen draper, deals( and chapata at ten, at Guildhall, armion. Jaly 13 Edward M'Cabc, of Build stret, Illoonnitt..y, in the county of Middlesex, haw. r, at ton, at Guildhall. L nwhn. July 13. Jonas Chink-won Hahn, of New tercet, Crutchtd friaro, in the city of London, ship and inswanewbinker, deal. et and ch.tplian, at ten, at Guildhall. Londoci Augusta John Abbott, of Inentch, In the county of SWF tlk, shopkeeper, at tett, at Gu Lc. don. Jolt 3. Thomas Faulkner, of Utif.;rd-streat, in the enmity of Middlesex, oil. and , olourm. , n, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo..don July 9 John Lightly anti Jamcs Tlvimnann, as Upper street, Lettul..n, eiatinnets, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. July 9. Jaattes "fhornitson, 1.1:47er rhames•street, London, marioner„ at twritre, at Guildhall, London J 'IY 9 John Barker, of Yoxford, in the county of Su/01k, shopkeeper, dealer anti chapman, at elevrit at the nous , : os Georg: Loft, known In the name of the esek and Pye Inn, in Woodhi idge, in the said county. . _ Jul; R. D said - Vial, of the city, cordwainer, dealer and chapowan, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corn •tres:t, ilk the said city. June 29 Lewis Lesy and James Levy, of fhb...me-place, Whivechapel, in the county of hitddlesex, . . , ...., ter resaill.tnanufait Ira, dealers and chaporrn, at ten, at Cur Wind% London, July 6. T. axiore Cruickshank, late of Lime-street, men. chalr, Insura'ice-brako, deals and chapinan, at twelve, at 0.1.1.1ha11, London. Jul; Y. Henry Pullen and Thorns, Robert., late tif the city of Exeter, 041.m:chants, at eleven, at the Hear lug, an the mid city. . . _ . . . July 5. John Lewis, late of Lower &ugh, in the township of Choley, In the county of Lancaster, cnttnmspinner, dealers and ehapmen, at twelve, at the New Inn, in mark- burn, in the said comity. June 29. Matthew Mackenzie, of Fleet-stmt, in the city of London, vintner, dealer and Chapman, at line, at Guildhall. June 29. George Dawes ' .4 Rood-lane, Fenehuich street, in thecity of London, brandy-merchant, dealer and chapman, . , at one; at Guildhall July 17. Thorn's Rookley, of Bridgewater, in the roomy of Somerset, baker, at/learn. at the Angel Inn. in Bridgewater. CERTIFICATES—Jest Ralph Oar's Lewes, of Newcastle. upon-Ti ne, in tlie county o Nnsthurnberlaael, ship owner, dealer a n d chapman. _ _ John Morris , Liteof Sharpies, in the count . / of Lancaster, whaster, dealer untl chapomn. . . Thomas Mews, tate of New Bond-atreet, in the county of fifiddlepeu a:sleet:4okt , dealer a,.d Chapman. John E,iworth, late of White Ru c-couit, Coleman-i.trcrt, in the city of Loud iii, few". jeweller. (kaler and chainmw• Thomas Einerviti, lat., of Stony Stiatford. I the cannty of Ruckitial.ain grocer dealer anti clia•ouats. Tburoas 1 - I , 4me-s: of the cuy of ONforii, conlwainey. PRISONER in Hi• Majesty's Gael at Appleby, in the county Westowieland, whu intants felting the ben itt us the late Insolvent AO. FIRST NOTICt. WOlimn Adanvion, (maned) and lately of Bank, in the county of %Ve.tonorj...d. 111F,ETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. To-M01114.19'. L. I. Francs Szuny, Kent-road, St. G.urge the Martyr, Surrey, coal•doalor . 10 . . . . lone Veiny, late of Artillery-place, Dni rine, mercbar t 10 Jrateph Spencer, St. ?aura, Deptturd, Kent, ro;re. _ ... . . . . . . .-. . maker .. . . . 3 11 Sawed Arlidge, formerly et Preaton Capes, liortataia• HIGH W ATER THIS DAY AT I. rN DON-Rli I ri M• rn. Ss mm. after 12.—Even 2 min afte I SALE BY AM lON. VALUABLE EFFECTS AT COLNEY HATCH, COM PRISM{ FURNITURE, PLIIE, LINEN, CHIN %, WINES, LIBRARY OF SCARCE 8001 1 / 4 S, A NIA! CHARIOT, RAKE EXOTICS AND GREENIIOUSE PLANTS, LIVE AND DEAD STUCK, &c &c. Mr SQUIBB, . _ Ry Order of the F.x , xiitiws, on the Premises, on THURSDAY Nt XT, and Ten following Days, at Eleven, F UE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1 about 10 desert ..1 wine of superior quality, about thr-e lintiliaads of :1-, sideboard of plate, excellent table aid bed liners, fine n'd china, glace Wire, paintings and prints, a fine toned pia.rn, by Longman and Rroderip, a neat yellow borli• chariot, with plated a light inckey-tart, a u.efnl cart.herws, a very large and valnable collection of exotics and green -lomat plants, particularly mine uncommonly fine orange and kwon tr va in full beerinc, an exceknt mulch COW and calf, part of a rich of meadow bay, about a Icor° of shee„i and garden i nplements, and a great variety of other 'minable effects, the nuine property of J. P.ViI.FY, Esq davessed, at his late Residence at 12..1ncy Hatch, on the verve( Finchley Comm ir abont eight miles from town. The effects net be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues, At Is each, to be returned to purchasers, may be had on the Preinkea 4 at Garraway's; and of Mr. Sqnbb, at his Great Room, Saville-passage, Sad le-row. • . ... SALES BY A UCTTON . • ... • . . STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS FRO M RAPHAtt, By Mr. KICITARDSON, At his lintise, No SI, in the Strawl, Tta MORROW, . 'IIN F.4tensiee and htigiiificeat COltecrin% STAINFD (:LASS, ~,,,,....•ni tt tsl a malt St . ; C. ; ~., the artoens alter Raphael; che+ly stildi , d rid ceiat-,t the ong.nals, andtaret the fruit of three years On, 'pt.'. The celebrated Pittiiie of The N.Lser, sin th e 11.. yi d Windsor, awl a great variety 'if Ssahieetr, frolai this , nowned ancient ...in( nioriessitilt.k..l, Pnrt.sit, and Low, Painters, the property and perkr lianco of M use „ Lin Artists, Mr. and Mrs, Pearson, nt Ilighirt.r. To ba viewed till tlekSale. Der :motive Cataln u .,,, , 4 ,, had, price id. .d' Mr Richardson, No 31, Strand. VALUABLE Lilif Alt Y. By Mr. NQUIBIA, By Order olthe Executor., on tin. Premise', at (Nene, Hat on WEDNESDAY NEN r, t Eirren o'CI THE well-chosen LI B RARY of very scarce. loanable Book , , in elegmit binthigs, ht e th e I .,„ 1 of JOHN PASLEY, Esq. rlev-ased : Jrniing which are, I Ceferlioillieti et Costumes Religienses, 6 vol. with plates; MLitt, 11 vnl ; DISCOUrIi de Satins), History ot England, with plates by Ho li t..." rx, b volt.; DiOionnaire de Mureri, R tom —4to.; two Encraincedia Britannic.; DOH QubtOtte, in S;l.111M, (~ Cook's Vtiyars with the iiisto. in fo;io; l'arkes ditto ; Calmet's Works, &C. ate.—.4lvo.; A ~,,, ter. from 1;:03 to 1791; Paillanientary g:Her; History, with Smollett's Continnatoan ; FiJdingi We, Universal History; Voltaire's Works; Bell's British Tarsi! &c.; a set or curious drawings Dom the Eaat Indirs.. ep tal Ma• s, Charts, &c &e. Mai ba •iewed till the Sale ; when Catalogues, nt Shilling each, to be returned to revetmen t may hz the Premise.; at Garraway'l Colima-haute and of Mr. , 9 ,,, t at his Great Roulet Saville-postage, Savello-row. SPRUCE !SEER,. , Of the choicest qu4ity, and" in the fiuest Order for drink end at intly Six atitilinga per I:l,l,eva; rietiver,d to any P. of Medan, fret uf experrA., Cur ready inuncy only, b sul ,„, extra. s e • Inukespers, Tavern, Coffee-hotter.. Keener% Pu'ilicti &c. s u ppli e d o n more re,soitable trim,: than at ;my oil house tit London. Alio, with. 11HE FINK AMERICANESSENCE SPRUCE, fur making the Ron. with, which w.ll found to make the mast salubrious her:rage ever drmk fur spring, summer, andiatitum•ial months. PriiVed directions for brewing on each jar, and am gain; parked for exportation, c.d country On' , Mat a short notice. NEW DANIS!' CRANHERRIES,ItedandWI, in jars, 7s. 6d 14s. and 20s. each, properly packed for Ti and C nintry; in prone condition, of a most Innorinnt and exquisite ntudity, and, at this mason of the year, st. away kind of fruit is .circa, dear, mid Ipad,it is prrsoss.d will be in high estimation, not mily tin account of their reel my, but foam being by far the mot delicious fruit that tzu for tarts, puddings and pics.—The trade supplied to t. wholesale. N.B. No farther importation of Cranberri , e oral sprin‘, but VottIOUI lbtivar shipment' film Runes, Vane& and Sweden, are expected . . _ SKILL and CO. Provigiort and Porter Merclubus to Their Imperial Ina Ma: Faithful Majesties, and Their Royal fLghorsice the £'+e• of W.de", Doke" of York and Clarence, Doctibt! of Cone bertand, &c. At their O'd Itaiirt and Frantz)" 'Mitcham", and Fish Sam ant Port,ble Ntioulfoavr%, No. 15 and to, Strad. 'snarly opposits Lancaster-noun, London—Esterlikied ward" of fatty years. Mr. Skill hating resided many years in Gond Yteietin, France, Spain, Flanders, and l'tetegal, and having formed very extols sive connecrions &tong h., rcsiiiencr in those commie," enabled to obtain al the delicac:ini for the table, and every article in the foreign linty with the greatest expedition; and, in consequence, the Piiblie can slwr,y, rely that the artiLln rod at then, Warehnuses are of the best havis' gait:lute, aad 431 the most mod: rte trita+S. SIX-N9UNUEP.S. H3T% of only six pound' each, for side-dishes, %mall funicie,.,tc curt-, nyrtugal fashiaa. They aro of a nilit exqui.ito qualtry sod radd...- H 'IMS, TO=UES, of all sizes, and in She g rale* quantities. HEATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always ready fur Use, not roenirlng quaking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smoked Tonguos. WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND tf IMS.. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and . WEST. W)RLAP.D Dina, and most excellent PIGS' CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, in small C. 4., for Lie Ms of Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Families, N. B West India Islands, C.aitaina of Shiva, Ste supplied with any Quantity at the .horteat Notice; awl with all hinds of Prov, nun, Rattled Porter, die. DUTCH BEEF. to grate for Bread ina Butter, and to niakoßerf Shaviiit , with ; ; _ SKILL% GER &lAN and BOLOGNA. SAGS kttr.S. Ths very greet fame Me ..Skit hiss .hquired by tho Saks of Gerona and holey's' Sausages, has iwinced him to keep always& tarp Stock on Hand; and Merchants, Captains,,( Ships, de. may hays any quantity at ISa shortest notice, packed for the be and Walt Jodie,, Amtnitm, The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick co without. Rich ENGLISLI and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sod and Description. For Home Use and Exportation.--.A very greet Cop, is Jars, packed for Travelling, and lung Voyages, via ...SKILL" INDIAN PICKLES; ON Exquisite and much-admired aka. lilly : (vitalise-a of Hot mixed Pickles, aruer the manner sif those prepared in the East liirlies, viz. Mangoes Caalinosire«, Lesnow, Ge-kins, SAlTlphiie, Indian Caliber, Freak Means, Carrots, tc. In Jars, at I.is Gd. and 11 1,. ea:h. SKILL's EGG FLOUR, for Salle& and k.gg Sauce. If k fin dry, via keep for ever. The Richest Sauces in: the World —SKILL', IMPERIAL and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, to be eaten with all ii•irei Fish, Ragouts, to and for enriching every kind of 'dr!, Dish,Ganir, Hashes, Stews, Steaks, Chop, Curlets, lc Collediun of which arc of the highest Value to every Fanny, who sue theggennstently. CAMP SAUCE of most exiiiisite Flavour, and admirably 813 1 4 e 4 (0 , enriching every klialorStews, Hashers, Dade Dishes, de. without requiring other Seasoning. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, for Fish Sauce, pnrpar-d from the real Cortina Anchovies, that he recuninituds to fa• miller in general, sithe richen in England. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for Devilling all Sorts of Gamy, Poultry, de. and for seasoning Made Dishes. CORATCH, to eat with Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Hui. ton' hops, &e. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, • Lobsters, and •111 Kinds of Fish SAUCE. A LA SUISSE, far Mock Tuftle, rich Soupy and all Kinds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the most approved 3(s thud, and from the choicest Fruit. SAUCE A LIMPERIALE, that will be found most ex cellent fir stewing Eels, Pike, Carp, Tench, dc. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Caries, Walnut Ketchup, Indian Soy. MUSHEOOM SAUCE, Caviee, Poivrade Rance, Se. SALIAD SAUCE, containing all the Ingrecli. , iits airy tor Mewing a Salted, and is good to era with Lohate 3 i?" l. magunds, dec. SAUCE DES ISLES EIRITANNIQUES,ZooIuIitty MOO,. Ca;ier Sauce, Oyster Ketchup, Sauce a VEchallotte. and eyes! other Sauce used at the moat fashionable settles, funawg th ° greatest Callecrinn in England. In &MISS at 2s. arid Si. Gd. oath ; Cuss., with paditi°" , containing Twelve Bottles of Curve Sauces, only 11. It each. N. B. In Chem*, containing 12 Cases of the Awn' Sautes. stoutly packed for the East and West Indies, A 111Pfleaf he' - - Lt'SDON :—.Prlntel by GEortat DAVIDSON, Ra lihrch street, St. Clement't, and pubbshed Ay JOS7 RYDEK, at the Office, No. 13. Rack of St. Clernests Church, Strand, where Orders for the raper, Arc (pDavai will be duly antedate! se. ct 7 , at R. IPa 4 . Intjq r,, ai • r 'ce Iwopery te, et fine ' o '. kn. of It" I r I R t .c•T? • A 0„ ul 5.14.45, Yakt Lottles IY f.licane, other t of will Da fur ;no go.iWt ? or Toaa e 14 . 76,1: ▪ ohm nrd Wy it corny. t e..ii in 61 NI •w e £lll-Cie Of Cum. ih Sante Strind. bed Furore, re titrit.." td evoy edam; ; DEATIIS. Lately, at Carlton Scroori, near Grantham, aged 77, the &cc. John Darin, Nt. A. &G....t0r of that plate, and late of Ekurn,, Nona. H. lON brother to the celatirated author el or 'roe Loup of the Marra," " Zomminia," &c. At the ?once of Walev's Wand, the ilth of tit November, Litutertant Sir John Gordon, Sart. of the Bengal Friginects, and von of the late Sir Willia m Gordon, Sart. of Norwich. _ _ On Wrdneulav week, at Huntingdon, Mrs. Montagu, sae of Rear• Admiral Montagu, .nd only d slighter of Thomas Civilly. Cog. of Nether.H.lll, near Dnncact.r.