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.. sliii,. fir nnt sending an earlier answer to the several ell —iiims respecting the Negroes who have of late l.,:ii,i most wantonly and inhumaid:- murdered. The delay ais been owing to the dirficillty I have met with in procuring any thing like satisfaftiary in forma,ion as to the last of the cases ; and, the:ref - ores I shall hope for your Lordship's excuse. - With respeft to the first ; a man if the name of Halls, belonging to the Royal Repiment, WAS re turning home from his exercising duty, on one of the militia days; several Negroes were upon the road before him going on very quietly, and amongst them a wom'n big with child. Halls was in li quor, and was constantly bawling out to the Ne groes and abusing them, and telling them, it they did not get out of his way, he would make them. On his beginning to run after them, they all got out of his reach, except this unfortunate woman ; Halt roe np to Ipr, and, without the bast prorocation en her port, iter.i rm;iy and deliberately sinblicd her several ' lilacs in the hreaat with his bayonet. The wainan, I believe, was not kined upon the spot, but died soon afterwards M. Harding, the overseer of the So ciety Plantation, was on his was: home, and saw the whole trans:ietion ; he imnie hately secured Halls, and bad him takeo to ganl, where he now is. As to the second; hfr. Colbeck, who lived over seer on Cabbage five Plantation in St. Lucv's pa rish, had bought a new Negri, 6.,y net of the yard, and carried him home ; taking a likin l , to the bay, lie brought him into the house, and made hint wait at table. Mr. Crone (the overseer of Colonel Rowe's estate. and which is near to Cabbage Tree) visited Colbeck, had noticed the bay, and knew him well. A tire happening one night in the neigh bourhood, Colbeck went to ghee assistance, and the boy fuliiiived him. On Colbeck's return home, he missed the boy, and, as he did not make his appear- i ante the next day, Colbeck sent round to the neigh bours, awl. fonrtirul:mln to Crone, informing them that the boy was missing, and desiring them to send him home, if they should meet with him. Two or three days elapsed, and the poor creature was first discovered in a gully, near to Colonel Rowe's estate ; and a number of Negroes were soon as sembled about the place. The boy, naturally ter rified with the threats, the noise, and the appear ance of so many people, hid himself under a rock in the gully ; by this time Crone and sonic other white persons had come up, a fir was ordered to be pat is the place where :.Se b,:y war, and he SC3S actually darned out. From this hole the boy ran to a piece of water, which was near, and some of the Negroes went in after him. The boy, it is said, took up a 'zone and threw it at one of them. Crone, who, it stew*, had brinight • gun with him, letmded it et the bey ; ea 441,./ barn : and other glum, az I have under- Maui, were also fired. The pc°, wretch was Shea dragred set of the water, and, wittinut mem seadvis to his mai ler, a hale sae ionseliivel, dee, and be was put into ii lig Crone's levier. I hare been told Met the hay vat not trite weed maim he was basin]. Colbeck, the owner, soon afterwards came up, aad bed the boy taken oat of the ground ; and there cannot be the least doubt that Crone must have known him to be Col beck's new Negro who had been missing. A man a this name of Hollingsworth, it was said, also filed et the boy, and Colbeck brought his anion in the Exchequer., under the Aft of the Island, against Crone and Hollingsworth. '['he cause was ready to be tried, and the Court had met for the purpose. When Crene and bollitigrworth thought proper to par double the aulue ai the. boy, and 2sl. tor the use of islani, with all the tents, rather than suf fes dee . iara. go On; Apliatie, / ewe trills rorry to sa s wet . sok r50i4.04 .6kb rank i lie iveldoajae go hariansus salt *inu r e, a MOW. The Attorney Ge neral and myself were retained as Counsel for Col bick, and received irs.ruftions to the above pur port. The case did not appear so strong against Hollingsworth • but I we, ;ly Wiser that, os agoi,mt Crone, it await; hare been substantiated by the fattest moaner& It is due to Colonel Rowe to observe, that he was in England when the horrid transaltion took place. As to the third ; a man of the name of Nowell, who lives in St. Andrew's parish, as I understand, had been in the habit of behaving most brutally towards his wife, and one day went so far as to lock her up in a .room, and confine her in chains. A Negro WWII/II belonging to this man, ionehrel with , i ,,,,p 4i ssi o n for her unfirtanate mot iiii i undertook pri vately to release her; Nowell found it out, and, as I first heard the story, had the Alegres langur to-n - ettat,-;1, rut oat Pearly by Me root', et which she insiasitio died. I have since been told, that Noon' had the poor creative's tonpue put thraitysk a hole in a door, and ink a part #' it of bresse(f: but that she is 'fill alive, This casabas been told different ways ; and I have not, after many inquiries, been able to satisfy myself, as to the real truth. Thus mulch I have AO doubt is certain, that . the wretch, Newell, has emit iierdias,su(s, and cruelly used this Negro, merely heetiase she &sled a tad and eonspantonate port towards her Af,itrest*. Permit me now, my Lord, as a Barbadian, to return you my warmest thanks for the zeal_ you have sbewn in this business; and I trust the day is not far distant, when, through your Lordship's ex- Sons. I shall see that Act in our Statute Book re reeled, which remains a disgrace to my country. I have the honour, &c. M. COUL IHua bi . The Right lion Lord heaterth, Sic. he. • The reader will, so desk, draw s comparison between the coopessemate Negress earl her esercdese meter CDs be ecettiessed.) ti Thurday sennight, the smen,Jlllnff Dranefiehl for *rape, MartioMoodoxnd George Kennedy for a high way robbery, Peter Gardner for burglary, and Jays Corgewer for hone stealing, were executed at the 7al - on Pennenden Heath, near Maidstone, pursuant to their sentence. Coepeeter condoeted himself with gnat depravity. On his coming from the cell, he told the others he should not came to prayers with them, but should pray by himself; that the Clergyman w inted ti obtain more intelligence from him, than Le wished to 4ive, and thereforebewould not see him. importunity c before he left the ••••• the Chap ,-ztremel y to suffer, , who was Gaol, for Rochester, name of called I No importunity could prevail; and before he prison, boasted "he had completely done the Lin." His behaviour at the galluws was 'et daring; he denied the fail for which he was to and decl ,• • „:_ he young Man (Sharp), w committ . • 46 : • .••:' .•' t oto Maidstone CO r , ,shir. , t, li g ! ,IF O ffi ce, of Roc ''' 4 • """' t s l'•• an by the reh 'ft ' 4 '' ''''s - 1 lna t e ii.icrL ;,,i„, e, 4 , , ti L commonly Apwd. ,• - '• .' • ere the Ines. 1 •o: waft' • l• lad NI ','" , l•N N . INTELLIGENC 4 E. Sailed His MAj, •rase. 11. 's ships illtitsroluul 1: Argus, b.. on a cruise. Wtnd E.N.E. I`LYMOUTH, APRIL 10. Came in th- •do'te, N!xlizr, from Bourdeaui. Sailed the Mill of war, and the Provi• dote, cutter, on a cruise. %Vint' E.S.E. HARWICH, APRIL 11. The "Ackland packet, Captain Hammond, sailed this day with the Mils of the 9th for I lusum, and the ELrsel, Capt. Hamilton, for Gottenburgh. sutzamrss, APRIL 11. Sailed this afternoon the John, Lord I. idea, and Mercator armed ships, with 117 sail of vessels under convoy for the Baltic. Wind E.N.E. DrAt., APRIL 11. Arrived the Aral sloop of war from a cruise off Boulogne, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Wind, E.N.E. DISTKIRurzos op THL BRITISH NAVAL FORGE. IsPort and fitting ... 18 Guard-s.iips In the En,1461 Irish Gunnels 22 On th, I and North Sea sta- SO • s S 2 0 6 tinns. At the West India Islands, and on the Passage 7 01 tilt lituaica Sutton ... Aniaie.ui and Nsafoundland sta. 4011 , - 0 Exit ludieri, mall* the Patrage. Coast of Airica Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar l4 Mediterranean and on Passage l2 pur uitofaFiracl• Sqindren,lrc. 4 Hospital and P. i .on Ships. 0 1 2 Total in Comminion..... 104 I 1S ICS 1 411 Receiving Ships 6 • I 6 repairing for Servo 21 1 I 14 Ordinary 36 13 31 /Wilding _~ si Total lB2 34 £1) I 4Gil THE MARKETS. RETURN OF IVHEA Including espy from the 95th o agreeably to s d. 19 Quarter. at 112 150 at 110 1.1 -- at 1.1 27 at 106 941 -- at 105 246 at 104 116 --- at 103 96 at 102 1023 at 100 ,5 at 99 .115 at 9S vs) at 97 WIZ Quarters at 96 LT IN MARK LANF, f Mar It to th, o: \l.rc►, the new A .t. s A. 1040 at 03 3•38 -- at 94 2I 8 at 5 1 at 9 3:0 ..----• It 91 gg at 90 6 769 --- at 90 540 at 89 17 -- at $7 437 - at 88 175 - at S 4 416 - B'Z 126 at SO trs at 764. -Aterav 945. Old. to last Return;. And in Total U (au ♦s. 0;d: luwer A RESURN OF FLOUK, Front March 30, to April 5, from the Co,:ket Office. Sacks. s d. Sacks. g. s. d. 21 —.ft. 0 92 7 .... 88 0 IQ 0 5.... 94 U 496.... k 7 0 80.... 81 0 3.... 53 0 216.... 86 U 170.... 80 0 4.... 92 0 481.... 85 0 15.... 79 0 121141,... 90 0 84 lb 7.... 75 Q $8 0 r 167.... 66 • -813.... 74 0 And 67 sacks at 704. Total-16,374 Sacks.—Avvrato 1495. 114. 0a 4d. lusher than last Retur•t. UXBRIDGE The Corn Inspelor's Return, orr Thursday, April 11. Wi•r.t, p-r load In 0.1 tn 301 Os Barky, per qr 461 (4 tn (k 1 Oats 14s 0,1 to %3 o.i il"ans stis ea to sot 0.4 Pea., rakis.pr HAY AND STRAW. ST TAMES S Zia a 41 144 New 01 Os a 01 Os Clnver 01 04 a 01 Os Strew td a 21 17i WIIITECH4PPL. Iles '3l 144 • 41 104 N..vr 01 0s a 01 0s Clover 41 4, a 51 51 Straw .21 6s a 21 141 PRICE or MA's. toccuts. 11%01 Kota 41 $s to SI Ss Suasex.... 41 4. to 41 IS. Ewer 41 4s to SI 0. Kent 4l 14s to 51 8s Suw•; 4l tis W 5? 0, "If II ham.... 41 Os to 71 7s stkirnivlELD, PotuAT, Aran. 12. Tu •tok t h e Offal -1.1 Stone of 2111 Beef 4e 44 to fot IA I Veal . 04 to 6. 0.1 Mutton.... 4a 0.1 to :is 44 Pork.... ...ts 44 to Js 4.1 Lamb 64 04. to 2.. 04. I toad of Cattle this Dot, Ream% about 44111.—Sheep, 2400 NEWGATE MM LEADENHALI. MARKETS Yv the Calcaee. 1114 14 41 to 46 641 I Vaal . 41 04 to Gs NI Mutton.. 34 4.1 to 4 4 44 Pork ....4s 4d to Ss 4d Lanth 6.. Ohl. V. RAW HIDES. Best Ili:item sad Steer,, Per stone s 9s. 6d to Is. Rd. Middlings ls. 2d. to as 44. Ordinary • Ikatkot 12s. Ud. English Ilona Sheep Skins PP.ICF. OF TALLOW. St. James's Market-1a Sd I Town Tallow... ... 6is IA Oar. Market.. SA 7d Rusts (Can.)...64 ' ; 66s Od Wlotoclopel Market , s lid Ru.sia do (So.)" S. CU Od I P..r Stone of 1116. .... Melting Scoff.... •‘..... S 5. les Vd Ditto rough Average Priee...s. 7d Graves Good Dregs .... Yellow Seep, 75.—Mottled, P 5 -.Curd, 916. Pints 4 Calidallb. per dos. Its. 6d —d 16e. 6d: MICR OF LEATHER. Ratio, 110 to 561 b. each Lhtto, 60 to 6Nb. oath 254 to 204 Nterchanta Rocks 214 to 1194 Drafting Midas.. 22d to 251 Fine Coach Hides 2.54 to 2414 Crop Hides fee cutting . t 2 51 to 2 Flat (Molar, Et to 28 Calf Skins, 90 to 431 b. per Dosen 3 to 5 Ditto, 50 to 701 b... 554 to ' 591:2 Ditto 70 to 1101 b. .34d to 32.2 4 SolallSeall (Greenland) 42d to 411.1 7 Lu r ditto 120 s to 1804 per down. Goat Skint Tanned Hone - Hides 25. to 421 per hide. .__ __ COAL =CHANGE, Aram 117 lest Coal'. per aphArss Ale 6d Delivered to H= . 6,1 a 6d Sunderland, Olia pd Datioarad to romolotopois at , tot I COURSE OF EXCDANGE,Fuo *Y. Ptreci. 12 Amsterdam .... if' • ase. 43snos S 1 Lir. ►ie tlitto at Sig`.t .. !'7 6 Venice , 591 Ditto. KotteMaro c. f.. 12 1 VT. Lidton 591 Hantburgh 35 5 till Oporto GO Altona Par.. 25 19 tt- 2 . tb I W (Vac ...IN Ca Dora In paper Ditt. • 33i effect. Levine's Naples Dublin on London (Apia Self.ist on Landon (April 2.: &Hitt ciu Dublin (ditto.)... arlll•IM. I . Pnrriseal Gr. 1.1 inCnir and Rel. ;ter or. 4 0 0 Lamls'o , ins . ..... 0 0 New Dollars Silver in Harr New Ulm. each Cl I) Agin on the flank of Holland per Cent. I). S 614 61161 day... Testerlay—C..qo ?SWAT—Holiday at all the Public Offices. MEEIING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TIM DAT. SC N. William Willson, Commerce.ruw, Illackfrian•rnad, Surrey, Artiggi,t 3 10 Cha►les Rlizerd, Fenchurcb-street, London. rine merchant John F.erning, Ifiriersonders, Cent, victualler Alexatiler Be.itram, Nightingale lane, Middlesex, co. 9 1 3 1 barman II 1 Beniam Bishop, Clement's.inn, Middlesex, money scrivener 3 10 Alexander Hill, Falmouth, Cornwall, mariner 3 le Thomas Roger,, late of Keenington.rold, Lambeth, Surrey, virtuality 3 10 . . James Cooper the younger, Barking-alley, Tower-hih, London, merchant 1 . . John Tennant, Lower Brook-street, St. George, Han over-square, apothecary 2 10 . . Stephen Hart, late of Chatham, Kent, baker 2 10 Wriliatn Daniel Kin, late of Birmingham, mine).scri- . .eller 10 . . Will:am Br, on, St. Marytat.hill„ London, thready merchant 1 1(1 . . Searles Wade, late of Ipswich, Suffolk, but n .w a Albion-place, Illaclttriars.read, London, brewer DIVIDENDS. Hutchinson Mure, Robert Mute, and William Mure, Feuchurch street, London, merchant, 10 Thomas Wanner, Riewee , trect, St. James, Westminster, optician . . John Nudin, Water-lane, Thames-street, broker Hugh Moore, Ironmonger lane, merchant . Henry Jackson, Mincing lane, Loudon, merchant Balthwer Grutr, late of Ratcliffe-highway, Middlesex, elaymist . . . Francis Cansford, Rishop's-Stortford, H,-eta, upholstrer Nathaniel Lucas and Charles Bet ke, Pancras lane, mer chant, 1 . . Jame. Suth,land, Rath, Sornersetshlre, haberdasher 12 James B4l.t.thr and Albert 112 Valangto, Hollnatu, Luta don wine-merchantl . . RoLhfOrt Genie, York-place, Portman-square, 111i4110. sex, dealer and cheohnan 10 John Martin Sawyer, Joseph Fletcher Trueman, and Joseph Powell, Cannon street, London, merchants 11 J.din Martin Seever, Chnnomitreet, mete tient 11 Jceteph Powell, of the same place, merchant 11 Andrew Barry, Vere.street, Oxford-street, Middlesex, u 'bolsterer 10 . . WA iatn Pteld, Streatham, Surrey, victualler t 12 10 CERTIFICATES. _ William S•okes, , Loitlon. merchant. John Smalley, William Ellison, and Robert Walmsley, a•I of ti:.,elchurit, to the county of Lancaster, cotton •maunfarturers. Chailes Pollington, of Havant, in the county of Hampshire, shopkeeper. William Walker the younger, of the town of Kingston-upon Hull, merchant, dealer and chapinaii. Edward Williams, of Rir.ningharn, in the county of Warwick, factor. Elink:rs, of Boston, in the county of Lincoln, iron monger, dealer and chapinaii. Thomas Wenchtnian, of Newirate-street, London, mercer. MIRTH. Oa Sundae, in Cumberlaud place, the Co inttas of Cherie. moot, of a &abetter. MARRIAIRES. At Philadelphia, by the Right Rev. RadioTi White. Philip S. Church, Esq. of New York, to Mia Anne Matilda Stew art, daughter'of the late General Stewart, of that city. On Saturday, at the Cathedral Chards of Lichfield, he the Re.. Mr. White, Doetor Robert Patork, liPpector of the Flospnala in the Southern Distrot, and resident ar I ee•rr, to Mae ILwiet Gardiner, second daughter of Lieut 0111kefal and the lion. Mr. Gardiner, of Lichfield CI ,-e. Lately, Richard Carter, Esq. of Stephen's. green, in the City of Dublin, to Mit. Ribteo, fifth daughter of Sir George Rubor:, Bart. of Landscan.-, in the county of Dublin. DEATHS. On W4lllll/14.1AV tact in the .ad year of his * ate, at 11.1 house S WM, C ap tain M. 4111 .‘ugustitt llsllidar, of the ( greens Regiment of Foot, secienl ,on of the late Major amt Lady Jane Ifdlidav , of Lassowes, in Shrorlute, and brother to Captain Halliday, of Gram -place. On the Bth instant, aged 80, at Ins son. house, Dean-greet, Sohn, Gawin Hamilton, of Killileegh Castle, county of Dawn, Ireland, Eq. On the 3.1 inst. at ifkoinlS, Kent, aft.t a li•iqzting Ile bore with great resgoation, the R4+. Eitalteilacit Adam., LI. H. twenty six yean Rector of tbaivari%h. At Richmond, America, on the 1,01 of Feinnary, after a loot and lingering indispos.tion, which b riled the must slculful ese,,,e g l eff or t., %tn. West, jou the Mclpeawise of th • Virginia Company of Comedians at New York . HIGH WATER TFIIS DAY AT LON DON-KRI IAsE, km.. IS min. after I.—Eale. 48 11110. atte• 1. SALES BY • •AucrloN. ...1.. PRINTS AND DR %WINGS, PR lIMEDAND (MARRO, PICTURES, C AND INTAGLIOS. •ETRUS CAN VAMES, CAPITAL \SSD KEW% OS, IN MARBLE, &c. Rs M. RICHARDSON. At hi. Hons.., Nn. 31. in the Strand, 011 FRIDAY. April 19, and following Day, at 'lf welve o'clock, of the Acting Executor of Edward Poore, Esq. late of Tetwurili, Deettawd, FRAMEI) and GLAZED PRINTS an d DRAWINGS, Pictures, trr Mortimer, and about Thirty Cameos and intaglios of -Itouiiiite Workmanship, In Rings, &c. Etruscan Vines, Capital Ran, Relicvir., in Marble and Bronze, a tine Carving. in Ivroy, of 9tr Iva's.. Newton, Globes, China, Wearing Apparel, Ac. To be viewed on Thursday, and till the Time of Sale ; Pry be had of Mr Richardson, N 0.31, in the Strand • 'Lin lIT EREsr in TIN THOOILCIFD Ernit HUN. Ir. 'DICED POUNDS, FUNDED PROPERTY; std THIR• E. .THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, amply secured upon LARGE ESTATES to tbit RIDING of YORKSHIRE.. By Meier: ROBINS, Illarevaptorily, at Garraway's toffee.house, 'Change-alley, eta i TUESDAY, the 16th of April, at Twelve orluelt, in Four Lots, THE DIVIDENDS upon TEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS Si rocc in the Three per Cents. Bank Annuities, for and Miring the Life of a healthy Gentleman, aged Forty-four, and whose Life Is in sured ; also in Three distinet Lola, the INTEREST umin THIRTEEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDREDPOUNDS at Five per Vent .sewed upon VALUABLE ESTATES in tha WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE. prodo=ltill l'.11 0 b" a clear income of ONE THOUSAND and TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM, for and during the Life of the aformaid healthy GENTLEMAN, and whose Ltfe Is inward. r Printed hrtlcidars may be had of Meows Deese and Dendy, Solicitors, Bea m'..buildings, Chancery-lane • Mr. Furies,, Stdples-ind,' Holborn, at Gsrraway';; anal oefdeleft, RP""a I Commt-garden I __-~,.~ SALE HY At Trim. ADFIVUN Arsitx : A CAPITAL AND Vt.l( Y -.IIOIBRABLE FREEHOLD FARM. 1W A FINE SPOR/PINGY FRIT' OF Allik COUNTY, WITH POSSESSION Ity Messrs RORINS, • - • At Gersaway's Colke•house, Ilissiggettley.,•as ingioa t. • April Ili, at Ew..lie "'Clock. fel 21. co MPACT and highly DiS:VINC411111410 FREEHOLD ESTATE, celled. Hit Alrri2.l.o LODGE •, • • Malt Moines's vitiate st Bradfield. Ivaco, within three toles of the PORTS of NIRSTLEY a id MANINGTREE; ter a good Market Tows, Ten Milan front HARVP/Cld y g C s. O rsA l uri C it li t E nt S , T ia r iw ß iie, ; i rd eck Si y sUAlittYSiabllfLe""YOutWL.bUtuili)NUll67.4.EN. ";Th:le'whilginAltoltC7l%ia thorough repair; and IS, Acne of REMARKABLY FINK LAND, in a HIGH STATE of CULTIVATION Tig whole within a ring fence. Alto a BRICK COTTAGE, acid two TENEMENTS; a lance BRICK-KILN, COAL HOUSE, TILE SHEDS, de. recently erected This Estate is particularly eligible for 'Gentleman or Femme fond of Field Sport, as it abounds with Gatnt., acid a Pact id Fox Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. K. B. The Purchaser may have immediate ptarmigan, cid he accommodsted with the whole Stock, Crop, do. i. the usual way, and half the purchase inlay remain on Mortgage. May be viewed any Day prior to the Sate; Oleo Particulars may be bad at the White Hait, Strentwryst ; Spread Eagle, legatee ere; White Harm, Malden; Ibur Post, Whatitam ; Three Cups, Colchester; White H...., Ipswich; Cream, Woodbridge ; at G arawav ' s; an d of m e .: Robins, Curentiarden„ when a Plan of the Estate easy be !Mew. SPRUCE BEER, !Mho eleicen quality, and is the fittest order for drinkingi, • and at only Six SWAMI'. per Do.en; &limed to any put of Louden, free of expetize, for ready money only, IRAIlei extra. ••• Innkeepers, Tawina, Coffee-house Keesem, Publican &c. supplied on more reiscreatale trims iha h at any rthe house iii London. Alm, with ruitlE FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of A SPRUCE, fur making the Be•r with, which will he anvil to mike the moo saluhriou: beverage ever drank for the fpring, so •imer, and autumnal month.. Ptiraed directions for brew•ny, on each jar, and ass nsmudy peeked for exhortation, aid country notary at it short tatter. • FINE NEW DANISH CR.ANBERRIES,Ridant Whsa. la jars, 7s. lid. Ih, sad grh each, properly packid fur Tees end Count ; in prime condition, of a most luxudous lamer • and exquisite quality, and, at this seaan e! . the rev, "km every kind of fruit is sc..ri.w, deer, and bed, it is nomons.d they efl be in high edintation, not* .ty tot atielint of their resew. any, but from being by fat the nun t delicious frail that Can ha for taris puddings, cud pies. —The trade supplied la cadet • N. B No farth.r importation of Cranberries until newt spring. Lot various other itozitnents from altifia, Delliaark, al d Sweden, are expected by SKILL Mal CO. Provision an dPiart” Merchants to Their Imperial and Meat "'inlaid Majesties, and Their it Highnesses the Priocer of Waal", Dukes of Yort- and Clarence, Duchess of Cent. burl iii. kc. &c. At their Uld Italian and French Warehouses, and rib Sauce. ant Port..ble Soot. Manufstiorr, Ne. I, and Id, Seta t, u.ratly opensite Laitcasteocatin, Loa run—Establiebed a,.. wards sr forty years. Mr. Skill haring resided many years in Great !realm, Venice, Spain, Flancle,a, and p” toL,i, and having lorin.sl very woe* die connections during his residence is those cis, . 'ft tot, R. •!abl,d to obtain all the delicacies for the table, and ter, article in the foreign line, with the cutest ex,iedd I and. La coi s•ciumace, the Petal ie can always rely that Co a • tin I Mad at tLese Warehouse, are of the lissidkinds, g Amine, . 1 4 tax dm Mid mod, rite terms. SKILL% SIX-POUNDERS, or nuns of only Six f eu di each, for slid i•d.shes, assail Donilier, Sor cored Portngal fault a. They are of a most exquoite quality and mdJ naantl, HAMS, TONGUES, &c. of all - .tads, and in the 'tea:silt sassitities. MEATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always reedy for Uief, , , ant r...n • tollatbd REIN OLER FONDUES, and every other sort of Smola To. g WKSTPHAL , A. YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND • HAMS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORLAIIIRF.. and WEST— MDR I.A N D Odin, :tad Most excellent PIGS' CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE. tat small Casks, fur tise e of Gent'rniest of the Navy and Army, Fainilies..kc. N R West India Islands, Ca?rmai of Shi;nt, ,tc stippled w ./1 a•mv Quantil the Ohmura Notice; and with a kiwis of Provi.ions larded Po:ter, Se. DU FCH 12F.F, to rate for Bread and Litter, arid so "mike Beef Shavirg. with than bow:, itoto.'le, pour le. 11011 s Vietat—Take or Clap ' angel Cheese, and Dutch Reef, equal Qminitie , , sell gotta, which sininkle over 11r.....1 evil Rutter. HA M PAW NIBS and ROLLS in the Inched Perfeiltiei. SKILL'. (;F.R SIAN and BOLOGNA S %USAGES. The eery great fame Mr Skill lean :inquired by thy Sale Ganes and Being's Sossago ' bas indoced him bikini, always a la-ye Sm.::: on Hand t and Hingham.. Captains of Slaps. &c. nay taco aly quantity at the'sh 'nest ind.ce, packed for the Eau slut W.»4 Indio., America, Ac. Tie True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Gulick at without. irk r.t4(a.1511 tad Poßtius ricra.Fs, ertr) Sart and Lboctiptiun. ' Tor Mime Use and Exportation.—A eery great Cairn, i.t. Jars. packed fir Traielling. and lung VOyagell, INDLAN Flo; LK,' tie Exquisite Anil much adrniret Poke minspuseil of 110: mixed Pickles, 'See the manner 4f 11b014 prepmed in the E ..t twines, viz Mangem, t!atildlowais, Lemons, Gerkin , , Winos. Sanaphire, Indian Cantsag!, Heads Reins. Curtin, bc. In Jam, at Ith aid. aid One Ginnie nut. SKILL's POO FLOUR, fur Sallads and Egg Sauce. It kept dm, will kee;a fur ever. The Richest 5 oleo; in Woild --SKILL% IMPERIAL said ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, to he taunt with ail torts 4 FUN Ragout., k..: and few eiriching every kind sf blade. Lltidi, Game. Hash.', Stens ' Steak., Cltop., Cutlets. Rs—at A:alimonies of which are of the highest Value to every Eacif who Me Thorn ein i rtande. CAMP SALiCE ad 'room extitj;ite Flavour, and aitreiralit adapted fin enriching every kind ufStse., Hashes, MaJe Did" &c. withioit r..quinsit other Sea • g ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. fur Filh Sauce, nteirstot from the real Gorgon. Anchovies, that lie -ccaturnents te n. mines is gcneral, as the rich-4 in Eig ant SAUCE DES EPICUR KS, for D e all Sorts of Ger', Poultry ' ice and fur seasoning Made Dint:. CUR ATCH, to sat with Beef 5414441, l' pal Codes, life'' ten Chong, so.. QUIN SAUCE, I. eat with Turb.4, Lobsters, an! Limbo( rush SAUCE A LA SUISSE, for Muck Turtle, rick sour, and all Kinds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, menared after' the muit apposes' IV''' . (hod. and from the choi.orit Print. SAUCE A LIMPFRIALE, *hat will b- feting mast in cellent fir sewing Eel, Pike, Care, Tench, kc SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Cavite, Walnut geld:M.' , Indian Soy. MUSHROOMS AUCE, Caeice, Pomade Sauce, &c. SAI.LAD SAUCE, containing all the Ingredients et' sary Aar &rising a Sallad, and is good to sat with Libsters, maenads, Ac. SAUCE DES ISLES RRITA NNIQUES, Katandin! Cater Stance, Ouster Ketchup, Sane.: a l'Echallotue. and other Sauce used at the most Isshirittable tablet, fortnin greatest Collediaa in England. In &Mee at tig slid Is. fel. met ; iu Cases. with Frt . cossainisg IS Bottles of above Sancta, on'y One Guise B. to Chew*, CO•litainll4 Twelve Cues of the Sauces, Jemmy packed for ths East and West Indies, rid, .Sc. --- LONDON :—.lhieted by GIORGI DAMSON, No, 53. Wych west, Cleretat's, shd published by JO SS All RYDER, at the OfSce, No. IS, Iltack of St. Cle , ve Chesch, Stand, whew Orders far ihe Nime s dei (post-Mill sill be duly suended is 1 I