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- - - - • . •,- .. 1::,4 i t• air - ... i . • . ' t eit . I! • • . .... 513 r r 14i 0 ___.___......... _ . ....._. . .. . , - - NNFF‘tp• . _. Tilt. Itil v , i : 4 1 • : ~.. i i ret. • . wANTED, an APPRENTICE for a Whol Preparing for rms, and will be published by Subscription, el tale And Read S - 1 ATIONER, 11l the C.ty. A Pre- the ensuing Wmter, in One elegant Volum,. 410. pnnte4 etiuni will be exi.e.le.l. eel Wore raper, and lint prised, price to Subscriber,, lea. Apply by Letter (Po.t paid) to T B at the office of this braid-, to be peid'irti deli..rry of the Work, Paper. A C.Vg . i . t . ILA eS rtrivice'rin r•nnv coy - -t Y i `!" -, NUMBER 822.) FOR THF! RENF.FIT OF MR. DECAMP. t. THFATRE ROYAL. HAYMARKET. ON , SA t i: 4 1.1 1 7 1...) ,th A e Y 6 ra ,X...l:,thAiiuTt.u,sttrel7b; thell be kind promirstmi of the Propr,erot: ut the Theatre Royal, Drury is Lao., and pueitirady Ca ton might only) the popular mrdy of THE HONEY MOON. Duke of Aroir , t, Slr. 1-.llisto Lamnedir, Mr. Mathews; 3 ,,,,„. 4 Ng. ; Lope., Mr. Decamp: Juliana, Mrs. tte V u tant-, Mr. Taylor; Zamora, Alit: Boyce Ih Rd 111 . a Song, or Sim Hoye* frAttallee.ett by Mr. Kelly). In .I.t IV,Dante incidental to ow Pere; in which will be l• introilive I t pa Seel, by Mauer Onset Byrne, being his first • 7.p..einiue • rho Season. Atter wh i c h (by portictemr desire) a Dramatic Piece, ca ll e d SY L‘'ESTER D.tt;GERW()OD. I):reeerwriod, Mr. De , lialy Mr. Liston s • erssnr, Mt. Morton. Ti. whr,:h writhe add& the Musical Entertaiament of THE SON IN LAW. ,• Ticlots In he had of Mr. De Crap, No. 42, Lower Thorn- Bedfrigeriaare; Lad of Mr. /kir, at the Thea- i ti re, where earn Ifte the Rom may be Sakai. - • FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. MATIFIF.WS. THE %THE ROYAI., HAYMARKET. e, U N MONDAY NEXT, August 19, will be N...., presented Graltimatti•a Comedy of 'IIIK GOOD-N.NTUR'D MAN. (Compreiied to Thar; A r ta ) of cir wm, an , 111,,eyw..ott, Mr Chapman ; Afr. 11-nrerwood. P• Mr. C• m 7. ett ; Crosser, Mr Mathews; Lriftv, Mr. Palmer; hli.s R!enland, Mrs. Taylor; Writ, Ni,. hfatli,..•; N 1,.. • Cr 4' • , Powell ; Lanalladi, Ntis Clelar,d; Garnet, Mrs. Atte , oh ,ch, a M.• deal Comic Firer. in Three Arts, eallei THE T. IREE AND THE DLOCE. it .e single, Mr. Ellistoir ' Peri max Single, Mr. Ells_ c, l'e cural lingte, Ntr. Einstein !!! Humphrey Grirri at Ntr Mal..e , el; .tissue Tooelbt, Mr. Dowser.; Frank, Mr` 1.14. m; M.. lie rota' , ; Etniii, Mr.. Stain/4:11i Pate. Mn. Mathew.; Tailltne, Ms Ty ter. The Pr'ilogoo to So epok.n by Mr is, me tom e of the me ring, the Co n ic Soag: r,f t 4 Enor 4 are Fee yr Lor,l Mayan' Shirrs, —and •' flte Humours of k. by Mr. Mathewa.—A farounte S'ei by Mr. • 'rse whole to conclude with the revived Ballad Face (in Cue .‘rt' c. 11451 THE HONEST YOIIKSIIIREMAN. (►RUCA SIXPUNCI. Api Paver, FORLIGN INTELLIGENCE. • • • FRUht TUE DUTCII AND GERMAN PAPERS. • TO the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and Others, wanting coActimiEN sad GROOMS, may nn 11)14i cation to the LONDON REGISTER OFFICE, No. 21. New Lads super, Leicester-square, be supplied with tirnper cersvq... and Coachmen sod Grooms swath good Characters with Sae. aliens. ASYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY ; aespted as well to the rehn—rl Luse of the Epicure, as the smock wishes of rural Life. To which w.II he subjoined, Aa ESSAY. being a comparative survey of the various Modes of preparing Viarid•, and serving Tahl• Delicacims i a the several Kingdoms of Europe, the East and West Indies, &e. &c. JOHN SKILL, Purvevor General, itc se. to Their Imperial and %lost Faithful Maj:stiee, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Dukes of York and Clarence, Duchess of Cumberland, &c. Of the Old Italian and French Warehouses, Fish Sauce end Port a ble Son r Manufactory, Nn. 15 and 16. Strand, Int'S. St Martin's Chown, London. Established upwards of Forty Years. Lit►r.t'l, JULY 24. Among the reports which want confirmation, there is one which states that a meeting is to take place in West Gallicia, between the Emperors of Russia and Germany, aed the King of Prussia. YtLUICII, JULY 24. On the 17th inst. General Von Wiazingerode, accompanied by his Secretary, set out on his return to Peter 'burgh. A courier had previously arrived at the Russian Ambassador's here from Berlin, Irons M. Von Novosiltzoff, who was still in that city. N. B. Terms, and a more iteseral Plan of this Office had Gratis. Office Ho us from Ten to Four. ILIORNSBY and Co. re4peafully acquain4 the G.entry, and Om tit.a they have nn SALE a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES Inc the PRE SENT STATE. Lamm', venial begins Drawing the Ylth of September. ADDRESS. The object of the present Publication is to supersede those extrtobtaut and nasality; sywems with which the Public has long boon deluged, aid in their stead to present a PRACTI CAL TREATISE on COOKERY, suited either to tic table of the Prince, or the humblest Cottager. To weatot• snoonmy in our repasts, and vet preserve an elegpnee in them ; to give to than &tow and co-botte lb* ett.. queue of the first circles of rank and (Anon ; to contrast the gout, modes, anti manners, of the Ancients with those of tl.e Moderns ; and throughout the arrangements oi Domestic E•o -nome, to combine elegance and totality . Ti thy Navy and Army this Wnik will be peciP;ade vele. ' able as every attention wil! be paid to ch.. aqremens of Naval aid Military life; a consideration highly important to long VoTotges, F VIM the peculiar pmfession of the Author, and a long re sidence. nu the Comment of Eu.ope, he is enatrl d to treat the subject in a marine, entirely new, and to render it unique by the iiientt,tatino of Receipts, which au Cook can supply, and which Oase hetn batten° accounted Trade Stoats, and mere fore unpublished. • . . . . _ Orders by Mail Guard, Carriers, or Po3t, executed exactly en the saute term. a. . 1 present. ••• %iota !raider, demand, whether a 201. or a 20,0001 at their Old FA/AA:shed Siete I.o4ters °See. 26, Con hill According to accounts from Turkey, contained is low: Colin Gazette, the Turkish Miaister at War. a malons supporter of the new military contribution* N is is displaced, and a new Minister of Finances ha* .."." been appointed. Splendid barracks are building for the horse artillery. AGAVE AVERICANA FOLIIS VARIEGATIS. 111111YED LEAVED AMERIC,6N ALOE THERE is now coming in RLOOM a most e'trAnt and beantifdl PLANT of tk.a SPECIES, and (independent of its atr.ped Lenge.) is, tritium, except inn the farge.t and fine 4 Plant that ever Relieved in this Kingdom I , will shorthy he nnei to public insnelinn, at Mellott% hinr , erv, Minns, nenr lfarknw , awd a presttine I will he a gre it treat to the Loves or Natural Curiosities. The Captain Pacha. who has set sail for Egypt. will arrive there too late to accomplish the intended objea of his mission. The Commander of the Arnauts at Cairo has taken the Turkish Command ant of that place prisoner by stratagem, and de• tained him in confinement. 4' TII XTCHED CUTFAGF. 1 1111NEF.. WALIIAM GREEN, FULHAM. rylo BE SOLD, a FREEHOLD COTTAGE, 11. with *bout three 6,eres nt Laud; ointai ss iss g on the ground 0m.... two :1:4 do ur4, 16 feet by 16 feet, lenst‘elteeper's room, kitchen, scenery, and larder (with a servants' sleening ?nein over ditto). First story—A drawing-room, with folding doors, 81 ft-et by 16 feet, and gallery in front of ditto, and ewe an .4 bed-ronnis. Attickt--Five g o al bed-rooms. The whole has been re - ently hunt and finished, except the decm itive part, which is left to the taste r.f the pe chmier. 'l't e 11 .use a top Garden Sr. eitel'ised by a fence wall, and planted with fruit gyms and A•tstr., and a carriage toad made to the entrance door . 1 6:*it,• loge RAI4III and STASLE, which may lw con vmted into coach-house, and stables, and poultry-yard. Imme diate puswwwn may be had For particulars apii`v tr. Nfr Ad.ims, at his °Mite, No. 10, Charles-vtreot, St. James's-winery.; in 111i•ssr.. Kris:sal Hall, Soltc ton, Ilintwell-eourt, Carry-greet, I.istooln't Jun) and to Mrs. Owen, I.ittle Cheyne Row, Ch. The Premises may he viewed by application to Mr. S'ock ton, Carpenter, Walhaur Gm. n. . - An etrint Section will he devoted to the preparation of 1 4 1131%N DISHES; a sestern Scarnely known of England; but whie.i, zeisevelly Known, cannot fail to Create an euorhst in the •eßo n . of the Table, and product a revolution in the gout of the boas errants ! the Maniteur, which appears at Genoa, contains a Latin ode in homur of Napoleon. which con. eludes with the following strophe: •.• Ji.inves of Sub•criberi wit be received at Means. Skill, and (:'i's, at 'otiose %Varettousv- the cheicart Avsnrtment in tiw knowing Attici . , conatandy ar be 164, and oil tbe moat moderate r-rms, via. Novi tenaces forderis ominar Quotcurrque Tyrvenuni arubit et Adrian • SPRUCE BEER, Of the elmiecat quality, and in the fawn order for drinking, and at may Six Shit!nig, per I") ; delirered to any 1... 1 1 . of London, tree of txpeoct, for rihady coutol uuly , L..ttles Dom lota cleaum eoncriiesrat Gens )alum Dviesimo s ,(. A Russian courier arrived here this day frog Italy, and two expresess from Padua. IT. raraltSlitlßOH, JULY C. The ceremony of laying the first stone of the new Exchange r.f St. Petersburgh took place yesterday. This ceremony, so important in itself in the city where three-fourths of the commerce of Russia is concentered, and which has furnished for the last year by importation and exportation an exchange of five millions < f roubles this ceremony was of necessity extremely solemn and aff.aing. Tian Emperor arrived at three o'clock in the afternoon. on horseback, accompanied by His Royal Highness the Grand Duke Constantine. sod a great number of General Officers. All the Imperial family arrived at the same time from Pawlowsk. There had been ereded near the spot. where the first stone was to be laid, a large tent, to receive these august person— ages, and four Deputies of Commerce were stationed there to receive them. Pir•i Misckwurna, Mr. (40,,0; liirleie, Mr, T.,y. Sapuaull, Mr. Mathews; Klgiouter, Liston ; S' .r. Mr. I)ecainp; Arabes, Mrs. Mathew;; Corubrush, •a M.. ilarluor Trtr•ta tn be had nf Mr Wlathevrt, Nn. Kioe--.r.-4, •• ; and of Mr. Rice, at the Theatre, where Places r ii • K mar M. taken. extra. • e e Innkeepers, Tavern, Culze-hun.e Keever, Publican., 44. sumrhed wore tVotionabie tams than at any other i !.rand M. M.. 1, with The FINE. AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRtY'..7.E, Aar ma: unr, Mir Hear • ith, which w‘ll be found to make the most neverap vulr drank fjr the ninny, lunimer, and an dni anal moan's. VICTUAI.I.I,4(:.OFFICE, Atreuve 6, 181.):.) rrSHE CO VIM ISSI ON ERS fur Pastellist, Iris 1 •Nauss do herds., sitxt Notice, That n o Tl,7_s. , rh , zOtk lamest, that be read, to rrroier fclosers i r senlel isp), fond trent for the SM prig of ~hot V EGF.- I ALES 5 1 44411 be deionruied, fir the One of H., Mni , Sl.l. '4.0 en," reads at rerawitk, w Norfolk, for Twelve Mono t 41014iN. fOllO Me DOO 0 Goebel t ; to be paid per by 114115, site Warm ! Kittens Darts after date. • • - •...ativele 4 the Conte*. t worn be her. et the Serretern's • , ai this Nike ; w ey oppl i tag te the Calie ewe If Hr Ma. . Veto ef whose al terismerll. Na &Toed ~.a be tied te rap t Tender era which the Price *CM net be imerte4 in Words 41 iength.nr the, shall not Ac I.lisee,4 ihnerd before them et'lare on she said has!, the 40th Instant, war wan. the Preaue ok awake the Tinnier, or 110 C Perla% OM Ain 8.6 q; attends, be owes othem railed lwr • VICTIAI.I.I,III-OFFICE, Aunt's? 6, 1805. FIHE COMMISSIONERS far riamalling Ms I • mom?. N.., .1.. kettle gist Notice, rice eme T11111111.4Y the t^ h r Stielthibee weal, they trill be recite to rernue Traits in Writnsirated up), mu, ',ant visa tech Pfllolo es trtl , ander. take ra 3 ,, pp* all 0.0. k Zunstities N CHESHIRF, DERBY SHIRE, WARWICRSIIIRE O IO4 K CH E.ESF. • CtiEESF..ofeeno; Coon/IWO, and 0 ROSE CORK (Serveek) BUT ER, or 1411 Ali BUTTER, ("psi Gmelhess, as vial be required Jar /In Majg sty's l'hiontl , vis .sernite, jives the la October hese, to the 31.11. septeunber, 1606, iitelosiai. To he deli, t , 041, 1100 'Awe to Time, y eiVilandttil. sot. the EiNush,., 4 Stotts sit DessOftwel, Pwrtiess.wds, mud e'r 1110.11 k, St the ('...tractor's Esker.% to i.e irstoestolleil to keep 6 ** i '" ''''""d .1" the trate of Sri !Youths from the eelpeetire Peri.4l. I,setioev and to hr paid fur by Bier, ravel*, wish Isar• ..rue' (Nye alter 1.1.4te Ta:Casdtioons et the Cuntr.u.t. 'tag be seen at the &meta, • , OPT ; at fivs Ofre; (yr by n.r4rn: to Mr. .1.4 4 II ulrw ,es, Dereerrilte, "troop,. the /ideal tne at Cork Xn regard will In , had to awes 'reorder ins whirh the Price shall Rat Iv i* WO* et ttagnk, Sr chat Mae eat be debeered to ;he Nero bv4re this o'Claek ae tat saw Theiradoy the 11th t Sept... One nest, nor sinless the Pirko who auks the Teadee, • Perk". w. his begta% attends, to enure. adieu celled Prinixt dirzctinnt fur brewing on each iar, and any quantity parked fin exportation, a .t 1 country "triers at a short non. r. FINE NEW DANISH CR kNRERRIF-S, Red and in jiff, 74 id t 44. sod 40s. each, properly packed f•ir Tune and C .entry, lately iin;iort..d. Mr. Skill, having resided many r sari in Great Britain, France, ''.cpcts, Flanders, and Pstugat, and having formed very exten sive connections during his residence an those countries, is enthled to obtain all the dew/cies for the tede, and every «akar ine-alts few•dips use, .with the greatest expedition • and, in consemience, the Publir can alq*v. rely that the snick; sold at three W..reliouses are of the bed kinds' genuine, and on the moat .notkr.te terms. Lt the cont.e of a south Wll be pablishe.l in one Vol. Royal Qu.oto, AHI3TOTTY of the COUNTY r; RftECK NOCK.—VaI. 1. e)nwinine the Chu...graph'', 4;imeral 11 , ,tes, r y, Lawa, Cononi., Manners, I.4ov:tate, and Ryden' of Art•-tilturn, uaed i•• that County, • NT THROPHILUS JONFS. Depots Registrar of the Arehilearoory of Roe-on. Illustrate! w . anew tad act-own Map .4 th e c ount y, 2 Map of the AtIAIR ret of Lawaweis aloe SaMne r airi with sev,fal finely finished Views an 4 Antiq,it.e, in the Cou n ty. Sulvicribeo; name. re itnyeql by Wm and Geo+re Norris, in Fhwitnoelt ; and John Bomb. Duke.ereet, Portland-place, London. SEILL's SIX-POUNDERS, or Hams of only *ix pounds .anLith it hir snit...dishes small (Amities, Sec ciirert P fashion. ;Th . .y are of a most exquw.ite quality via mild flavour. HAMS: TONGUES, .&c. of as vises, and in the greatest quantities. N F.ATS • TONGUES, nicely pickled, always rmtly for Use, nor requiring snaking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smoked Tungoes W Etirr 11 A LIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMOR LAN Ll HAMS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, 3'lfl WEST MORLAND Ditto, and most excellent PIGS' CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, ill small Casks, for the Use of Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Families, ;cc. N. B. Wert India ls!ands, Caicain• of Shiva, Ac. snot - died with any Quantity at the shortest Nutice; and with all kinds of Provisions. Bottled Porter, &e. DeTL:II REEF, to grate for Antal and Butter, and to make Reef Sh.ving• with SKILL% GF.RAIAN and notoc:N.% SAUS‘GF,C. The vzr g-eat fame Mr Skill has acqiii,eil by the Sale of German and Boloena Sausages, has induced him to keep always • la-ge Stock on Hand; and Merchants. Ca!intiart iif Stine+, Ac. may have any quantity at the shortest notice, pocked for the East and West Indies, America, Arc. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick or , without. Tine day is puSlished, in one large volume 12mo. with • Frontisows, 'wise 6s. dd. in boards ~dedi-at.:d to haw !est, ‘Villiam I arn;, and Thom.is Green, &qrs. and the other Members 14 thz Literary Club), NAUFR AGIA ; gr, HISTORICAL ME -111 mom% of SHIPWRECKS, and the Providential De livermice of V:skls After the Archbishop had blessed the place and the assistan:s, they carried two plates of silver gilt : on the one we; engraved the year of the foun d:ulna of the Exchange, and on the other the then price current of merchandises to be transm;tted to posterity. They laid these two plate, in a hexagon stone of granite, ex7avated for the purpose. On these His Imperial Majesty laid medals of gold, etch individual of his august family placed one of silver, and the Master Mason laid en the covering, which he fastened with cement. They then presented to the Emperor a vase of silver with some mortar, and a little pi , lished stone, a trowel and a mallet et silver, with which he consolidated this stone. MI the other persons of his family followed his ex ample, and went through the same ceremony. The master mason then advanced, and built up in an instant, in presence of all the Ciort, the stone of granite, with all the little stones which were laid in it. When this ceremony was finished, all the Im perial family went to a hall, erefted for the purpose, elegancy ornamented, in which was laid a table for 250 ccveTs. They were -eceived by all the Russian and foreign merchants then in Petersburgh.—.• This table was served with all the sumptuous.. ness, magnificence, and good taste imaginable. The desert was of the rarest fruits, amongst which were conspicuous two cherry trees, so laden that the branches could h.u-oly support the weight. The entire hall resembled a superb parterre. The Connt de Ischerrmetoff presented to the merchants for this occasion a beautiful service of porcelaine, and there WAS a band of requisite music. The first toast drank WAS, The Health of Me Emperor, which was cheered with acclamations of joy from every heart. The Emperor then proposed. Prospertti, to Commerce, mid Happy.ets to all Met,•LJatt. This moment was scr much the more affening, as it was impossible to behold without emotion the Emperor surrounded by his family. in the midst of all the merchants of his empire, whose happiness he studied with every pos sible care and attention. It to see this beneficent Monarch I which he inspired in all his out hying moved cc tears. Fly 1 %WS STANIER CLARKE, F.A.S. Chaplain if the Prince's Househol.l, and Librarian to His Rnyal Highness. Lonermi: Printed tot J. Mawman, 22, Poultry. AIR CHARLES LINNiEVS. Ti. , day is published, in 7 val.. RT), ptrce• 71. plain, o 91. V 4. % , operuly e..lonted in brand; or, itandsoanely Own GI. It nAnorerl, 91 164. AConNete SYSTEM of NATURAL. HIS- ToR Y. Compiled from th^ Surma Nature of Sir Charles Lionew, the Siam of Audei.icrt. the Ornithology of Be. are. TO FAMILIES LEAVING TOWN. THE OPOLE() WINE COMPANY, Nn. 46., Rabbis/se Pine, o:rim' Road, e•dabli:bed By Re• quest of the Nubility, G.tistry, and the Public us Geiler.sl, By the Editors of OM FICYCLOPS:OIA LONDINF.NSIS. The copper-plater are eXPClred 1.1 a superior style of en gnavung ; and the coloured eriliaon may be depended upo:t ai a correct copy after Nature. Snld by J. White, Horace's Head, Feet-greet ; Champante and Whin n y, Jewry -oft-et, athlete; aad at the Encyclopedia t.Pher, Ave Maria lane, St. !aura. Rteh ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of enry Sort abkl llacnpuon. FUR FIUME. USR AND EXPORT %MN. .‘ ',lt great Cargo, in Jar., rocked for Trarclli3g, Ind Inn( Vosges, su. ....81•ILL's INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exgrimite and iuuch-admirod composed of Hot mixed Pickles, alter th• manner of those prepared in the E M Indic., via. Manpiet, Cauliflowers, L.m.in. Gerkin., Onions, Samniiire, Indian Cabbage, French Scans:Carrots, ,kt. In Jars, at los. bd and 11 . 1.. each. SILL OIL Port, Vintage 18118, - at 444. par Dozen. Old ditto, ditto 1798, at 445. rvr Dozen. Old 4 , :t o, 4tto 1794, al 48s. per Dozen. Orl Haul 'A Si,mr , 1790, at 4414. per I)ozeti. 014 IA•lion, first 4saliry 424. per Dozen. Calzvvrils, riehost dhtn 465. per Dozen. Rich Mountain, 44.. per Votorur, Madan' Flavour 424. per Drty'll• ludic 4dade l / 2 644. per Doom. Malmsey Duto (Pints) 364. per Wsen. PlLlfts Of FORZION 11/fair.. In the Trees, and will be riublisheit in the mime of the cii,uiug year, in One loge %%Annie Clout*, THE UNIVERSAL CAMBIST; or, a COM PLATE SYSTEME of EXCHANGES; including the Monies, Coin. ' Weteht4, and Mealtime, of all Trading Na tions and their Colonies. SRILL's EGG FLOUR, fur Saila& and kg; Sauce. If kept dry, will keep for ever. TILE RICHEST SkITCES IN THE WORLD. Ry P. KELLY, Author of a Pral'eal Intro labs,' to Spherics and N tutical A.tronnott, the E'em•mte of Book-kee,nog,Jtc. and Ma.ter of Fm.burraquare Academy, London. SKILL', IMPERIAL and ROYAL C.\ Ml' S.\ UCES, to he eaten with all sorts of Fish, Ragout., ice and for enrich tnt eyi•ry kind of Made-Dish,Ganie, Hashes, Stew., Steaks, Chefs, Cutlets, Sic —A Cullegtion of which are of the highest Value to every Family who use them constantly. CAMP SAUCE of mist exrii-ite Flavour, and admirably adapted fsr enriching every kutdofStews, 'lashes, Marla Dashes, Ike. without requiring other Seseciiiing. ESSENCE or .ANCIIOVIES, fur Fish Sauey, peeper 41 from that real Greg.ana Anchretie., that he tecoalukeilds to fa milies in general, as the riche.. in Englad. SAUCE • I)LS EPICURES, fur Ikea itg all Sorts of Came Poultry he and for 4i-tonsure Made Dishes CORATCti, toast with ti.ef Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Mut ton Own*, ,Itc QUIN SAUCE, to elt with Turbot, Lobsters, and all Kinds of Fish. • SAUCE LA SUISSE, far Mock Tuttle, tech Soups, and all Kind. of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the meat approved Ma thod, and from Ihr-choice-I Fruit. SAUCE A L'IMPERI ALE, that .in hs found net ex• tenant fir stewing Eel., Pike, Carp, Tench, ire. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Cavite, Walnut Ketchup, Indian Soy. MUSHROOM SAUCE, Cavite, P nvrade Sauce, dre. SALLAD SAUCE, containing all the Ingredients 11CC.4. airy forelrepaing a Sallad, and is good to eat with Lobsters, Sal magnody, ker. SAUCE DES ISLES RRITANNIQUFS,Zonitiditty Match, Caper Sauce, thin', Ketchup, Sauc, a l'Echallutte, and other Sauer used at the meet fashionable tables, forming the reate.t CoNeEtioua in England. In Borden at 2s. and as 6.1 each ; itt Case', with partitions, caritanione Twelve Bottles of atron , Sauciesomsly 11. Is each. N. R. lit Chsts, con•aining If Cases of the aPave Sarieiy, stoutly puked the East and West Lideos, A meru.a. !Lc. OM Jennies Rum 17s GU. per fiullon. Enna,. VrlC,,gois.se I Is. Are per Gall^ni. Rotterdem IM GI per G.llon. Shruin of Rum 17% 04. per Galion. This Work is to.inilecl rsii the celebrated German Publication by Krum, entitled The klamburgh Contorts', which is here adapted au the Enghats Standard, and conativrably esilavel (rum unquestionable Authorities. . . TADlEgand Gentlemen, who wish the ornament of a FEW HEAD of HAIR. nerd mat make u" o f tile OIL, which is proved to be the only article re .hscovereri for making the /fair gni., thick arid long, even el. NM Plates, or if the Hair is aver so thin ; and prove. a treat preventative against the inconvenience of wearing false hit in warm weather. Several Gentlomen, who have been bald for !ears, have de clared, after using the Ren.ia Oil regularly fee thee., nasintha, ' , waffle nearly covered with flair.—Pnee 7a pee bottle, or one, containing lour small, at One Guinea. Ta 11., had at 33.9, ()shied street ; Finch. No. 5, Rerkierogua.e; W 31.1, 3.11, Holborn; Huittac., NOlV,llllatit N.. 11, Royal Exchange: F,i,ew and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's """latsl ; Rifler, 4, Chearoille ; and most Medicine Venders In Londrin; and of Mr Ron, Itaitie street, I)ublin; Mr 'lesbian.. North Kridge. Edinburgh ; %tr. Shepherd, I'ls ede the Exchatiga, !trivial t and Mr Swinton, Leicester. All orders fro n ahv pat; of the country will he writ by "eh, by sending the moo 'y and lentils, rot paid, and di. mania to 11tr Prince, 313, Oxford street, London. Th.. Robin' till will be found inatinely serviceable In tratodne ihe Loy o f Hair e . n Moots, which often pmves a 5.. (hone valuable animals, and never fails of aw - natina the aline ihrtnral colnur• ••• Trei,Y rd imposition, as none are gen oo tt e bin th , sse *ith It " " . " 61 iii E'er, and *veil on the nutside with r-r 1 the hluehnituf,lty end Patriots,' to coon t+ te,' *Uhl. • (awry. The Hausburgh Contorist is universally allowed to be the most correet and compreherasive System of Exchanges that has ever yet been publishes', and its accuracy has, on the present c.7casion, been carefully verihed, not only be compartng it with other Works in various Languages, hut also be submit. ting the principal Articles to experienced Merchants of the re apectire Coutitties to which those Articles relate. Among the nu.nerous and important additions here intro elitted, are New Assays of the present Current Coins r intend ed as a Reasion and Continuation of Sir Isaac Newton's Table of Assays), by which the Intrinsic Par of Exchange t. deeerruitied. Fite-similes of the Coins are likewise given. The Author has pertuis ton to state, that the Cum* are se lected, cullelled, and appmred, and 'esprit other re.efut /mo ments furnished rot this publication, by John !fumble, Esl. of the Bunton Office, Runk of Eittland; and the PlePLig Cm vie by Robert Bingley, the King's Assay Mute( ot,the Mint. • To be published by eitheeripr7on --The price cattle, es pew sent be predict, ascertained ; but it wilt two *aril Time Guineas; and the charge to Sil'iszribers will be hlfri guinea, less than to the public. No money is requited natilehe delis! vi ry of the work. Subscribers harries are received by the prinifpal Book.: sellers of the United Kingdom. It will appear by the Lot of Subscribers, whielsgs flea/ell. to' be printed, that thi. With is p4IfOiIISM and elKiilo.4llr4s Bel . chits by the. fir 4 nooses, bot a!sir he the Esnk uf . Km4lanil, the Last 1;:rlia Ciirrtio iy, and tha tlua:dbf !WS Sh l A4 ! MILO • . . was, indeed, impossible set partaking the jay faithful labials. wif6•