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YORK, Nov. t!. ASSAULT. An !elide, was mowed, yesterday, at the Casette of York, hefore the SHE,' F r of the County, ..b excit...l a good deal of curiosity. Mr Wm. Cirietee.nai.si, was the Plaintiff; Mr..lableg CAR- L ILL and Mr. Ht.-sty Aimee, all of this city, De fendants. Mr. Si 4Ct.,. I n commenced his statement to the Jury, by informing them, that the Ds fendants were charged with an assault and false imprisonment. They meant to allege, in excuse, be supposed, that they were aging as constables; but this plea must wh Ile f Ail them. As they were not in the perform ance of any Limy :hey were called upon to execute. He need only state die I.os—comment or observa tion was needless—the fastls sufficiently spoke for themsel eto. Robert G. elm, the first Witness, s lid, he was a pt i vate in the Craven Leginn, and was stationed here in May last : early in the morning of the 4.3 d, after being dismissed from piquet guard, he was walking, with two of his enmrades, on the Staith ; they saw two persons pass the Bridge, going from Micklegate, and met them soon after near the Grecian steps. Some conversation pas s ed b e tw e e n th ese two per inns (who were the now Defendan:s) and the three :oldie's, who were taken into a sort of partial custody, for being in the streets at so early an honr (aboutthree in the morn* ). The whole live walked tegether, until they came opposite to Spurriergate Church ; Carlin was then behind the Witness; a man passed by them some yards off; not a word was spoken by the man, or to him ; due Witness immediately heard the report of a blow, and some one shrieked out ; he turned round and saw the Plaintiff - lying in the street : Abbey then charged the Witness, in the King's name, to assist in securing Chippendale, who should be taken to the guard-house. Chippendale said, he voidd go with the soldier s any where ; on which the Di fondants said, they would take him to a watch house, not the soldiers' guard-house. Abbey said, it was Mr. Chippendale, in Micklegate, a respea• able tea irsnian. At the bottom of Coney-street, Ca , 'ill struck die Plaintiff again, and knocked him down, near some seeps; Chippendale shrieked our treerJee: he got no. and Carlill soon after knockes! the c u d of his staff against his ribs. Ag• itleman came lom a house, into the street, halt•dresseci : the Defendants then charged the gentleman with the Plaintiff, and would nor nermit Lim to return to shirt his door The only reason alleged for knocking the Plaintiff &yen was, that be did net ,ye fart enough, A ,„./ b eca ,,,, b e qv , ii difpliNe: the disguise was a wide trip-coat, a fur cap drawn over his ears, above which he wore a hat. When the parties got to the watch-horse, Nee watchman said, he would give Chippendale half a bed, and sit up and watch him ; whereupon t`e Defendants declared, he should go to Monkgate oa,cli-house. He was going up the stairs, when one of these seized him by the collar, the other struck at him, and he was falling back wards, but one of the soldiers being behind, the foce of the fall ssas broken. They then went to Monk watch-house. In the Minster-yard, Abbey met a man, whom he induced to persuade Chippen dale to inn away; hut Chippendale said, he had done nothing wrong, and would not. He was re ceived into the Monk-liar watch-breise. No c Ot plaint was made .igaiiist him, though at both places; the charge on which he was btought there, was asked. Carlill snatched his hat and cap, and wanted to pull off his coat. The cap he kept. A storm was called in, and spoke to the wrunds and bruises being of a severe nature. Many city er Witne,ses were called; and the case wit fitly made nut. The lesser circumstances were all of all aggravating nature Mr. 110 ra iM rfmienJed, that nothing had been done but what was 4 rudekt and right. A man was met in disguise, under circumstances of great sus p cion, and it was the duty of the Defendants to do as they had done ; they were only unfortunate in be ing a ft.w yards beyond their jorisdielion, therefore could not he justified. Mr. Nic tiro I. went through the evidence, stating the hobs to be such as no jutisdittion could justify. It was tlitcolghont wanton and malicious. The dress of the Plaintiff was that of an ordinary traveller. If suspicion had been entertained, inquiry should have been made, and resistance shewn, before violent mcasines could be exercised. Nothing but peaceable demeanour on the part of the Plain• tiff appeared ; every part of the Defendant's con duet was violent and irregular. At the same time, the dory was not to consider the Defendvas' condua as the sole measure of damages: the Main tiff ought to receive full compensation. hut no more. The Defendants were liable to be called before an other Tribunal, where alone the irregularity of their itonduel could be properly punished. his was an adorn not for punishment, but compensation. Tne Jury remained out about an hour, then brought in a Yerdisft —damages 501. Mr..). IVELMED. of Pottsmou:h Dock-yard, is appointed terensan of the yard, in the room of Mr. Hri. ay, who is gone to Russia to sup er i nten d some naval service. 14r. Acorn is appointed fore man of the New Work, instead a Mr. Searov, who is appointed builder at Prince of Wales's Island; and Mr. Oa erne se is appointed to superintend the building of a frigate and a gap-vessel, at harrier. Upon Saturday se'nnight, Mr. GROOM? WM. sisor, Messenger, and Head Constable of Police of the city of Effinburgh, set out for Inver ness , to apprehend Jahetston Wistrerc rode, atlas John Col. ire l, from N. *minim, Gloucestershire, who had ab sconded under a commission of bankruptcy. When Mr. Watt* stson arrived at Pitmain, he took a h.irse, and rode forty-three miles across the moun tains to Inverness, and arrived there nine hurt be fore tne gentlemen left at Pitmain, to prosecute their journey, hi a chaise fad four, by the post road. • Upon his arrival et inverness, he found J. 71. V. *loss J C. had left his lodgings abort fifteen mi. nutes before; and had taken a boat to cross over the ferry to (toss-shire. Mr. Wig:IA.OISW,, followed him in another boat, took him at Keswick, and !Imagist him back to Inverness There were found 'upon hien 33fil. stetting, besides a premiss/17 note ' Of Sir WILE r A w Foists sod CO. of leool.'aud up •' %mak He hen& him teitown on Saturday last, ' and committed him to peiton. The greatest praise is due to Mr. WitLIAMIION, Eat the diligence and dispatch he steed in apprebeading N Ira INTELLIGENCE. roarswoutu, Nov. 5. The Apo% frigate has male the signal for a con voy for the Mediterranean ; and the Repidule gun veisel, for the Downs. The name of tne Smlten prison-ship is changed to 'he Sup',",-, and the froyalol4 to the Artirinner. Thy C,prheiland, of 74 guns, was finished break ;rt.!. 11;1 this day. 'Forts , S•m-feocibles were discharged on Friday rront :he service. The number of that force, now t-umnianded by Capt. O'Brien, between Emstuat and Calshot Castle, is 800. The Or;le and G•encille Bay transports, with in valided s , Idiers on board, from the West Indies. were releAsesl from quarantine this morning, after fourteen days restraint. Attired the Mary, Shaw, from London, bound to Lisbon FALMOUTH, NOV. '2. Sailed this day the ilmettnnd packet, Schuyler, with the Mail of the 29th ult. for Lisbon, and also in coasequ-nce of an express. She has on board the Russian amhis•sador going to the Court of Madrid. Also sailed the American ship Martyr, Littleton, with tobacco, last from Charlestown, for Liverpool ; the &rebut, Buttersfield, for Newport ; an i Friend. Farrel, for Bridgwater. Put back the American ship, Ship Carpenter, Meyers, hound to London. . The Walsindmis packet may be hourly expeaed. DEAL, pov. 4. Arrived the Veda! and the Pegasus frigate ; Cu:.. net, Comobtotent, and the re/pious sloops of war, with several gun-brigs, ficim off the French coast. Came down froin Sheerness, the Joel:all gun-brig, and rfnuaias in the Downs, with the ships as per last.—Wind S.E. toms, Nov. 4. The limitation of the Sea Fencible tickets has taken place. None are to be allowed them in future, except such men as have five children. This mea sure has greatly checked busiaeis here, as the youngest and most aaive men ate afraid to yen 'tire, few of them having this qualification l'hese tickets, or similar oiler, have been usually granted for the purpose of having a number of use ful bands always ready to take charge of :he home ward bound ships up the river ; no reason has been assigned for tins meoseire. The small craft fitting out under the dice Rion of Sir Sidney Smith, are nearly complete. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIII4Vt•INCI. 4,—Pasied by ROWli and Ann, i.ckwood, fio, Oneiga ; Commerce. Mattocks, from Ma• bra ; and the Valmre, Clai d fruet Danttic. Sailed the Lnde,anir, June., for Londonderry; Industry, Buck; Freda rickde r; end the 1 , 41;',e Rosetta, Senate, for Enabdan. 411111r111. Off Flambrrrough Read-The Mrt, 'Worts; Nally, Reid; Induetr), Nixon; Hannah, Harriman, Maria, Gilley; riett, Ktherly ; Nich"6.l ; and the (7h :triune and Assn, from retershurgh. In the Clyde—The Clunteas of Bute, Bell, from Virginia. The Nerandrra frig4te will be launched from l',;rtsrviouth bock-yard, the latter end of the pre,ent month. The Ocean, of 2S guns, has been coppered at Woolwich, and has proceeded to Norrhtleet, under jury masts, for the purpose of being rigged and pre par.d immedi.tely fur sea. COURSE. OF EXCIIANGE.—Now. 1. A materriam .... 35 1011 V. Vernon 391 lir. pie. Ditto at Sight .. 38 U Lisbon go . Rotterdam c. f.... 11 7 Oporto 62 II ir nburg h 32 9 111 U. Dishlna 1 4 1 Alton I'. .16.. •.• 25 12 litre{. •utsoom. I. . • Ditto, 2 Us 36 0 Portugal Gold in Cola Bour3eaux Cart's' Madrid ••• . 28 effect New Dollars anima .30 Silver in 8ar5....... 0 5 7 Leghorn 5ll New Louis each .... 0 0 0 Naples Genoa Cilia pie. 54 per Cent. Dublin on London (On 23 ).............111 • 1 Belfast on London I oft. 25) 6 714 del fa. t on DeWitt ( Ditto) 441 61 &tea. BIRTHS fP On Thursday lye Thoresby Park. Nottingliangshlr e , the lino Mr , . Sentinel:, Lady to Captain Sentinel:, of the Royal Navy, of a son. 011 the ::9th ult. at Argyle House, Queert.stre , :t, Edinburgh, the it .01 lion. Lady Charlotte Campbell. of a daughter . On Wednesday lavt, the Lady of Str Elliott. Sart . of Stoll% Scott ind, of a son. On the 31st ult. at Brothwiekbtae. Srotla.td, Mrs. Eliott Lockhart, of a daughter. On the 47th ult. the Lady of 3. E. Cartels, Esq. at %%rind mill-hill, Sussex, of a son. MARRIAGE. On the Ist inst. Robert Cockburn, Esq. to Mier Duff, eldest daughter ot the late Alexander Dial , Esq of Hatton. DE ATIIS. On Thursday last, of a fever, at Dale Castle, Pembr.dce• shire, in the 49th year of his age, Major John Allen Lloyd, 01 the Cardiganshire Militia, and nephew to General Lloyd, of the Artillery. On Friday morning, in Gloucester, in the 91st year of his ege, Mr. Mitten Hopkins air opulent farmer, of Tuley, in this comity. It being suripos;rl that his death was rweasioned by some Wow. he had received in a scuffle. at an inn in this city, en the Saturday preceding. a Coroner's Jury sat upon the body, when, after mature deliberation, they brought ist a verdin— Manslaughter. Law week, at the White Hart, Bristol, Mr Evans, of Puckle *buret', Gloucestershire, ill consequence of a violist wa n re f...reed m the herd, oxasioned by the rearing up of his horse, a: he was indeavouririg to ride through a door-way. Ott Ratted .y last, at Exeter. of a consumption, M r Sergeant, ef Doeor.' Commons, aged as . On Satii:day, at his house, in Stroo.l, Kent, Thomas Ifillkes, Erq. Alderman, of the city of Rochester, and lather of 'Acura Esq. •ue of the Members of Parliament for Rochester. Suddenly, on Thursday last, at kis hou.e, at Brompton, Mr Thomas Sugden, many years Clerk in the Comsais.ioners °f lee, in Chatham Dock Yard. HIGH WAWA THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moen .. 14 .min. after 1. I Ern ....46 min. after 1 SALES BY A UGFION. COPY-RIGHT AND COPPER-PLATES. Hy Mears. KING sod LOCHER, At their Great Room, A, King-street, Covent Garde'', THIS DAY, at Twelve, A COLLECTION of BOOKS, B oun d, and its 11. Quires, including tmy•Right and Copper Plates, Tits brat plot of the Stuck of Mr. JO:IN I.IIFFXIAN, Eu !paver, 14... k and Mapsalder, reurlog from business. May he viewed, too Catalogues had at the Room. Sy Mr. STEWART, At Rooms, 194, PierarNly, oppnaite Albany, THIS DAY. 'l'4lE 13()UNI) STOCK of the late Mr. KEltdY, of Old lion.l-stresn. Ausevt which will be k.un 1, viz. Octavo —A .I,l.Ni:in's complete Edition of the Poet., 13 rola. Loche's Works, 9 vols. l'epe's Wink', 9 vnla. Gnotlernan's Magazine, Plates, t. 4 wt.,' • Cot Set. Bell's Surgery, 7 vols. Quarto.—Ainswenth's Dictionary. Sover'S ditto. Ifeclerici Leeman. Coss'a Mrolollll 01 Sr. ROll,l Walpole, 3 vol.. Braitil'a Newcawle, 2 .00. Le Ittun Voyage au Levant, 5 torn. Sonini'v snatch. Vopizo. .fularg, sod 'many others equal!y valuable To Mr dewed, and Cotalotuas had at the place of Salo. 8181.10 TH fCA MIPRPHIAiVA. Yy Mr. S EWART, At his Rooms, opposite Albany. Piccadilly, in the beginnell of DECPMBVIt next, Valuable and Critical LIBRARY el the Ati bee chasten &mitten, In all Languages; hkewiee many Volilileinuos choice onpriblrehed Manweernitt • Painting l in which will be found a Pewee et Pope, by Richardein, and allowed to bathe best of that groat Poet Or eatitence.and wise• ral other Original, of celebrated p eop l e , Tnakets. and other Effead, the property of the late .Irthur Murphy, ' Traredater or Teethes, aril nun, - *.knuwa than•l. FEW LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. I .1 1 P RTNERSHIPI DISSOLVED. John Fine and S ionic] Hope, of Devizes, Watt, brazier, and "to•plate+worker•. Octo►er 19, 1903. Willie., Sykes sod John Si. kes, oft .11upsgate-street, With out, Leeirlort, eirod-fartors and innholders October 11, NOS. N wholes Pheoe the elder, vial Nicholas Phine the younger, upholders and carpet manutacturcra, in London-wall, Louden. November 1, NU). Samuel Minaret. and Morgan Lewis, in the ',late Merthyr Tydirl, in the county of Glamorgan. Oetob..r 21 , lan,. Hobson awl Eli Hobson, both of Itolmroyd Nook, in the pari4h of Almondbury, in the county of York, clothiers. September 11„ BANKRUPTS. Wtllsm Worms, of Ilackneywoad,Shateditch, in the coun ty or \iuh4.oett , watchmaker, jeweber, dealer and chaoratto, to norinader, No. 11, la, and Dec 17 ' at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attorney., Siesirs. Dove and May new, Elin coitrt, Temple. Dyster, of Okehampton, in the county of Devon, wwilstapler, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Nov. 18, 19, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at the half Moon Inn, in the city of Eimer. Attmnity, Mr John Calling, of Okehasnoton. John Crowther and Jonathan Wetvon, both now or late of Manchester, in the county of laisealltor, cotruo-qpi Immo, dealers and chapmen, to surrender. Noe. 21,22, and Dec.l7, at eleven, at the Star lon, in Deansgate ' in Manclie.ter. Attorneys,, Meson. Mine and Parry,, (lid Jewry, London; and Milne, Sergeant. and Milne, in Manchester. Edward Meermemither, of Manchester, in the counts. of Lancaster, cotton spinner, dealer and cliapntan, to surrender, 140..111,110,and Dec.l7, at three, at the house o(Jatnaa Horny, the sign of the Packhorse, in Manchester. Atha/nays, Mosses. C healthy re and Walker, is Manchester William Chattertmo of Waltham, in th e county of Lin coln, grocer, draper., lithe aid ehapento. to servendsr r ilos. 11, 11, and Dec. 17. mailmen, at tie Dog mad Duck Tavern, Kinptou-uport-Iliall Aniline'''. Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-stmer, Londm; and Mr. Re:,ert Galland, in Kingston-upon-Hull. Janina Stokes, Isis of the ellty of Wnrcester, hop merchant, dealer and chatiman, to surrender, Noe 19.20, and Dec, ff, at eleven atom Crown Inn, in tie city of Ws/yeasts% Attorney, Mr killlians Willits, Worcester; and Mr. James Platt, Stide court, Hodge-street, London. DIM* Jean Varder Hocsitn, of Hon-coutt, St. Mary Axe, Inonon, an-.chant, dealer and Chapman, is surrender, /tie. 19,29, and Dec. 17, at Myren, tit auddlsall, London. Atto, nevi, Messrs. Elluun and Daimon, What. klarocourt, Loo. bard-street limes Teasdale, of Reading, in the county of Berk', linen- A raper, dealer and chapm t t , to surrender, Nov. 19, atone, 23, at ten, and Dec.l7, at 0 , .., at Guildhall, London. Adterriere, Messrs Maddock and Stevenson, New-squam, Lencelteelen, London. John Strong, late of Wapping wall, in the minty of Mid dlesex, but on. o f Willinotte.luare, i n th e said county, dealer and rh..norian, to eurrender, Not 12, 16, at one, and Dec: 17, ! N the..., at Goildnalt, `London. Attorney, Mr. Oaten Holmes, us. Mark lane, London. John Megan, late of the Crown and Cushion, Prince , spent, Harhican, London victualler, and formerly of Aide:. Mishboor, London, eallo:.glasier, to surrender, Nov. li, 16, aid Lise.l7i always, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H. Hugh..., cintord•s-inn. JaruesClapsuro. of Egerton, is the county of Keot, butcher, re surrender. Nov 19, arid Dec. 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London: Attorney, Mr'. Cooke, Maidstone, Kent. Mathew raldess, late of ItAhry-Werahnouth, iu the Ann tv of 'Durham, enalf.nt7, to sorroaddig !km. 20, 21, and Dec. 17, et twelve, at. the bonne of Mrs. Smith. the (Midas Men Sunderland, n , ' • --oats a( Der- ntou • re no 'sumer, waif. net, to sonsradait Ploy. 20;21, sod , • I ;;;;;; .. F.l74 . 7, 6l the ce 7roperti of 4 ; t h e e i l T st n e ak ‘ e r ts tt; B*n ha k-caft o 1.1 is . doe to Kr. W !CC! ANSON, for . tile diligence fad i 7, twelse. at the boom, of Mn. Smith; the 41•12616 Esti the T of Tainvs nnelk ur n 11 .7:fnl: lkipitCh he used ea apprehending hina. • Ina, IR Stnnlerland, noir the sea, IS th e sari sera tic Works ei eelstoite manya. n" s t i . • r T7IPWA ham. Attint, , •• . n „ rl , aut ; and Messr; Tar. rant and Mottle, Cl. Wary-how, I..niden. . turrnywn,n. . Noe- 33. William Deno, Tiniesr!ell Bentham, Bryan Ben tham, and James Baikie, of Chatham and Ilieernesi, ie the county of Kent, bookers, dealimittregmeit, a n 1 partner., at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dec 7. Aylong Snipes, of Wowed Priory, hi the (many" 4 Oxford, dealer and elision in, :it ono, at liuddrull , Lgandoo. Nov. 29. John Pietre;NAlit, of Baoshdl-,ow, in the county ot Middle:ex, catuenter, dealer add chairman, at twelve, at Guslilhad. London. Nov sin. John Hall, late of Waiving Iltgh street, in the pa• ridi of St. John, Wap•iiiie, in the cuisine of Middlesex, tat'or, d , •aler and clutomari, .t eleven, at Goildlialt, Laudon. Nov 33. John Homey, of Leathei-lane, is the COllllll , of Middlesex, victualler, dealer And ehap,nan, at tell, st Guild , hall, Loot' m Noe. 31. Thomas Blow, late of the Pon India Company's shin the W.ltlianwtow, and lam of boUverir-iuset, White friars, London, mariner, dealer and clispivati, at twelve, at (:iii dliall, London Nov. 30. John Warren, of Saud); street, Illshopvgate With out, London, weaver, at twelve, at ; nildnall. Dec. 14 John Ratray, of Paternoster not, laniden, woollen dorm, dealer and ciistiman, at twelve, at Gadd:l.ll Nov Edward Dick-neon, of Bernvesettivet, Oxford•roail, in the county of Middlesex, druggist, et test, at Ciandilllir London. Dec 14. William Charles C-aiik„ of Kensinron, in the county of Midilevex, brewer and merchaut, at ten, at Guildhall, Lotdon. Nov. 30 Pollion Clark, of Coventry-street, in the parish of St. James, Weettniuster, in the county r.f Ml.l.lle,ex, ho 'tier, dealer and eluipmen, at twelve, at Guildhill, Nov. 29 Juteph Py.:l, late of Sittioghourii, to the county of Kent, shopkeeper, d!aler and chapman, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Nov. 30. Robert White, of Cambridge, in the county of Cam bridc, scrivener, at five, at the Red Lion Inn, in the Petty Cory, in Cambridge. Dx. 14. George Wilkinson, of Fenchurchatteet, London, maul-mercer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES...Nov. 26. George Hammond, of the city of Canterbury, u;ilsoLderer, pa per-makes, dealer and chaprean. Peni.mon Bann, formerly ut Houndsditch, but sinre of Londoo-wall, London, pawn-'maker, insurer, dealer and Chapman William Rand..ll, of Toole...greet, in the borough of South wark, in the county of Surrey, ship-eltandlei, dealer and cha mita n. Yesterday, Guat-putidet lay at the Pubic Offi:cs PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Oct. ?9. G Stock, 31 per C.nt. Gov. Debeatures, S per Cent Dltto Stoat, b per cent 93% Grind Calla LO3ll, rj per Cent rg SALE:aiI Aticr....)y., kISitTRAITS. by Mr S.ItIiARDSON , At his I - Laietta, N . SI, in the 'Strand, I 11l - • F • ivy , tr. C A cot,l,E(7TioN ot intt l'R antritaining to the vatio-s (7:awrsi, m cos err, .616,1 particularly useful far the purism, oe 741 1 ;• ,If( ir 'l2l) bit s.: r i tc : 7 ll W erl:lt l e l m l e t ul' e, r. dr ui Roher: Grave To be, iewed till the lin).* Or S.l. Catit , gise., • Sixpencemay be: lad ne Mr. R •chstdso.., Nu 31, to ttid Preparing fur Press, and will be lingua:red Suloctiption, in the ensuirig W rider, •in One olega,it 4tir. pouted p a re r , and not preseert. price to Ssibreliberi, IL. Boards,..tis n n delivery of use Work, A . SI STEM of IR)MES VIC COOKERY; I - 2, slanted as well to the retinal tave of the Entente, as the wish.. or rural Life. 1 4 which w.ll tie solsjoirisal, • AA ESSAY, dirrimt a comparative sutvey.of the 'touts< Mod, of preparing Viand., and serving Tr hl. Delicetors themstut br,,,, g d of Minn i e, vie Last 41 Wee Indies, Are. &r. Y Purveyor General, Sir. Mtn' Faithri , fslala,tact, Their Royal Highnesses tl.e Prince of Wak., Mikes of York and Claiotce, Duchess olCuoth:rlarial,..t u „ • ,cg the (yid Italian arid French Warelionser a Euth Sattettanit Puttahle Suit Manufactory, No. 15. and 16, Swain!. nea r , St klArttit'S Church, Loud Estakii.lird ii,nrarits rd Fort; Ycau. ADDRESS. • • The object of the preseut Publication Is to &open ed. this extravagant and r oman ti c •ystants with which tlitt Ruolte h._ lori4 been delticrit, and to their stead to !assent a PK AC ft CAI TREATISE on I.XXJKERY, suited either to the table of the Prince, or the It blest Cottager. To 'narrate cronniny in our repasts, and yet preserve se elegance in them ; to give to their fortn.and co-ti.m e the etc. queue of the first circler of rank and ; to roidrast tile I gout, mod e s, and inamiert, of the A nc i euts with Ulm., of the M~ lend ; and throughout the arrangensentsof Dimiedic Eta nomy, to cornhiiii., elegance and lit Otte To the Navy end Army this Wir k will be peculiarly vilu• able, as every attention will be paid to the alretur IA of Ni. ' . I and Military life; it consideration highly important it. I Voyages, lie. Eritm the peculiar pmfession of the Author, soda 14.. q sidenc.l on the Continent of Euterpe, her. enstsl dto t • - subject in a manner entirely new, and to render it uniqu e ,e thellitorpOration of Receipts, whit It no Cook can snooty, 3,1 Which have been hitherto accuunted'trade Secrett, and there fore unpirlalished A.. retire Section will he devoted to the pierarrion of INDIAN DISHES; a system scarcely known in England; but which, generally known, cannot fail to create an epuella in the regime of the *fatale, and produce a revolution is the gout of the bons yisants . . •„ • Names of S u bs crr h ets w ill be rectreed at Mesita. Skill and Cu.', at whose Warehouse, the choicest 11 .: ,,, q.n1ent is London of ti.e following Anicle• It coustantly to lie had, and oil the moot moderate tstnlYr • .z• . SPRUCE BEER, • Of the choicest quality, mist in the, firhot order foe drinking, and at roily Six Shillings per D o pii ; delniered to as, part of Loudon, free of expend, iv ready money ouly. bottles extra. •••• Innkeepers Tavern, Coffee-house Erepi , rs. Po . blicarsti. &c. supplied on more reasonabl e torus than at ady house lir Lunita.r. Also with . The FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCIf. r (..r making the Beer with, which will he round tr make Molnar salubrious beverage ever drank for the .piing, sunimeritouthri tuninai months. Prin•ed dtrections fur brewind-oo each i tr , and any qrsent.ty packed for exportat ttttt , a :c1 etutottry u. 4 n • .• • ...lft, notice. FINE NEW DANISH CR A NREtt R S, hot and White, in jars, 71. 6d 14.. and 20s. each, properly packed far Town and Country, lately imported. Mr. Skill , haring tended 'natty rears jot(: , ("af Ht. /stn: e, Spain, Flanders, end Poqueal, and travi.iit wr.u.d sPlTMteeft site connections during his residence< in th.oe eounfrleo , II en ikled to tib.ein all the delicacies for the table, end" every siticle in the foreign line, with the gm nest expedition aid, in consequence, tile Public can always rely that theartiales sold at these Warehouses au• of the best.kinds' genuine, and on the most modeette terms. SKILL', SIX-POUNDERS, or Hams of only sin pounds ev‘.ii, tor sule.doi.e., Joule famines, Sc cured P qt..grai They are of a must exquisite quality- snd null ftayr,ur. HAMS. TONGUES, Ac. of all sizes, and in the greatest quantities. SEATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, Arrays ready for Use, not 'enlisting soaking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smoked Tongues. WESTPIIALIA, YORKSIIIR WESTMORLA I HAMS. WILTSHIRE. BACON, YORKSHIRE, 'fo n d WEST. MURLAND Ditto, and most excellent PEGS' CHOPS. !SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, In ,roan Casks, to Lie U•it of Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Families, &c. N. B. West India Islands, Captatiii of Ships tic. supplied with any Quantity ..t the shortest Noti c e; and with all kinds of Provisions, Bottled Potter, &c. DUTCH BEEF, to grate for Bread and Butter, and to make Beef Shaving. with SKILL's GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The am great fame Mr Skill has acquired be the Sale or Getman arid Bologna Sausages, has induced him'', keep always a large Stock on Hand ; and Merchant., Captains of Ships, Ac. ni.is have any quantity at the al, men not.ce, packed for the list and West Indies, Aniesica, &c. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick or without Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sort and Description. THE RICHES T SAUCES IN THE WORLD. SKILL's IMPERIAL and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES:A* be eaten with all sorts of Irish, Ragouts, Sze and fur ennels ing every kind of Madv.Dish, Game Hashes, &clic, Mrs.,. Chop., Cutlets, are —A Collettkin newhiell are of the Mahe.' Value to every Famil who use them constantly. CAMP SAUCE of linot exquisite Flavour, and ollevieunl. adapted for enriching every kind of Stews. flashes. M 441 tilltt - f. are. without requiring other Seasoning ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, f o r Fish Since, reply d from the real Galatia Anchovies, that he recommends to to Indies in gerieral, n the mints& io England. SAUCE I.H.S EPICURES, for Deyillang all Sind of Came, Poultry, ..tc and for seasoning Made Dishes CUR ATCH, to eat with Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Itlsc.. I ton t hope, &c. QUIN SAUCE., to eat witli Turbot, Lobster', and all Kinds"( Vish. SAUCE A LA SUISSE, for Mack Towle , NJ, Soup and all Kiwi. of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the moat approved M.. third, and from theehoirert Emit. SAUCE. A L'IMPERIALF, tint will Is found moo es. genera for stewing Eels, Pike, Carp. Tench, &c. itut S i A . U so CE ;. A LA MILEPAIRR, Cavice, Walnut Ketcirusi, MUSHROOM SAUCE, Casice, Poivrede Sarre, &c. SALI.AD SAUCE, containing all the Ingredients neces sary ford/rosin, a Sallad, and is good to eat with Lob.tors. Sal in.ieurids, Ca S ee A r lhi s C a E uce D , E t S ) ::l , l ;E K S e S tr lt h !T p, A s l4 , : e lQ . U r r Er ti i ,Zuo lot hd is. it a t,; ,d M e cn:: wilt*/ Sauce weed at the moo fashoorable tables, forming um greatest Colleittioa in England. In Lades at 2. and 5s (id each ; in Case', with pertitiner. containing Twelve !Mlles of above Sane .e., only 11. Is. es..h. •N. In Chem, ormerining I.llll'ase. of Use above Sauce , ., 'tautly packed for the East and Weis Indies, Afa•SiCa, ire a a-a-a...a-a-- 0 I.ONDtlf.t :1-Printro by G. en-ln, Bow Soros, Covent Office, Nn. •5, dark of St• by W. STOCK, of No. 7, New °niers. Ac. tat the Paper, aril M duty attended to. DAVIDIKYV, N. 17, Du koien, rtni Puhlels. A.t in. it. 'Clernrut's Church, S Niow Behim, Suet, Low : Jolt to Um Utfichi f, . 1: r ^