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14 , • .~,_ .an. the *Our pet .1 the holism *light hit, met& itg, that he thought it might be clean. The room thi was titbit, in. was called the Little Library, and was t surly easier the organ-room, so much so. that A OMNI validly/ In the organ-room, with his shoes on, clad be pivinly beard in the little library. The Pri sms- der: 4 limos get two mugs of hi s.which she had ?Is her possessions. and she. accordingly, went to her deist below stairs let them. In ten minutes. or a Etw of an heart the Prisoner came down, and ght two or three boodles, which, he said, were o clothes , and took them away with him. Wilma' since found. that the key of the organ. was in the organ-mom, Unlocked the cabinet; . could not say it was in the organ at that time, • . it generally lay there. On the 19th of she mined the cabinet, by the Countess If mss, and the box was not in it ; not ~ was done to the cabinet, so she 4: ll2l . lMlLeen opened with a key. J was then sworn.—On elit ill a rticles that were produced to Mtn, said. the pieces of gold were certainly part of the hot in Lady Mansfield's possession be, fere they went to the country. The boa he lost, had Sea brilliants. set round a picture in the lid of it, • lit he could not say the brilliants produced were iis porn,. The bok, his Lordship said, had been Ovals by tie late Jranperor of Germany, Joseph 11. to his father. His Lordship said, he did not know the value of these things. but he supposes, in its glalgiail gnus when it was perfait, it was worth two beedred maims& He had no doubt but it was woe* Ia the valise laid is the indietment. To same gentian pet by Mr. Gunner, his Lord iiipaild. he Mew the parts Odle box, by the chas ing, bq the formation of them, end also, by a parti. Wet rift on the bottom, which he bad sever seen is nay other hoc. He was also positive, that the : amoulasod isialasuropickuset produced, was the same which was in the box. The box, his Lordship said, was such a one as the Emperor usually gave to lo • snit Altheemdors- Omfimess of Mansfield being again called, alshe had examined the different parts of the Imititho fed& of which was, that they, in her opi siseeirero parts of the box she had left in her ca . NMI. case.being closed here, on the part of the . 1111011fttiggi Mt. saron Sur row asked the Prisoner raj Way thing to :xi in his defence ? The WNW. a. 4 4, " I bare nothing to say for my self:* Mr. Sams Sutton then proceeded to sutra up the evidence, and, after going over every Trani. other to the Jury, he said, he did not see how he could wipe doubts to them on the subjeft ; but, if tbet bad - say, it would be their duty to give the benefit of Aces to the Prisoner; on the contray, if they had no doubts, it was incumbent on them to tnd hini.guilty. The Jury, after a short consideration, returned a verdict, Grata?. The Prisoner gave in his age, 31; he was a genteel, well-looking man. Daniel Fergiusa, and Realised Ilea, two sailors, deem indieted for stopping Michael Branmarl, on dillirim's Highway, and taking lrom his person guineas and a half, a silver watch, and several of wearing apparel. The Prosecutor was a n sailor, and said, that on the 10th August am, be went to walk with the Prisoners, in the even. Iniand. after drinking together, they were coming eIItIONI Stepney-fields, when he was knocked down person, he could not tell who, and robbed • s and a half, and the articles above . The Prosecutor not being able to say him, nor the Pawnbroker, where some of the goods were found, who pawned them with him, a considerable doubt was raised in the minds of the Jury. They retired, and, in the course of an bear, returned a verdict of atraiial. Arcbatahs JO.. of AUSTRIA, who has been men timed as a Cenunander in the Imperial service, in theme* et dba renewal of hostilities, has not, as yet, tam needs kaawn, by maw in dais eonatry. He smunandad the &osmosis army in Germany, last mar, afar the resignation of Cameral lasi , e and it nadir his ansmand, at the aafornanate battle masa.. lot, is Austria. we understand, his military admits and cliaraibee an rated very high W the *liken of the army. me saes or • LATTA* 7110611 A MOST 1131111111CTAIILL asarLasems AT PAW TOIML, TO IBIS TRILIND 118 SOPOOSI. PAT as Tali 4T it OP LAST SIONTIC • We sobwely wish tm the halcyon days of paeors! poses, *Mb mess as. we mom calmly sod coodiently pursue plain ad meow Whom, p 4 dm mind be at test after so long and beielemea a ellono-sea Mena which he' shaken the whole world, ant shiest emettlad the fousisMtien of civil elitist,. The noble wade and making by yew country against the French 4 11rA l ledt tedauhd to its inweaelal honour i—As yes, we have kept akar Otto beak, itithissgh we hair had some hard k no( ks trim all quarters. Our domestic affairs, however, tarnish us wish abundant solicitude. Party-spirit runs high 1 feat 'meows am ahead! but tea plain, Is !rave us free from the apprehension, that ow Republic is dintined to ems through ehe wises changes, which have keen the bit of all those it bow gene before as The event, however, is is the lamb It Prevalence; sea itenly reraa,ia With us to Neat duty, sad as subeshis." ~. We undsmitaad, that, in consequence of the pro bability that large sums will be remitted abroad by this country. is subsidies to Foreign Powers, the Exchange begins to become more unfavourable. in the course of the last three posts, it has fallen three per cent. This, we apprehend, to be in a good mea sure the efed of speculation, as little or none can as yet be remitted- If, too, the Bank have. as has been said, a large quantity of specie atlually in hand, which is to he used, the aftual weight of the subsidies on the Exchange ought not to be consider able, though a momentary elle& may be produced ►y specaliiion., I- . ' CORN-IXCHANGE, VCR DM ran A 11, Sart. IS. The fresh simples of Wheat arrived ro-rlay, are few in • *umber. The fine see, obtain niarly our lair price. Other ; qualities ha scarce env sale, though olered at lett. A fleet ed foreign is expracid—iikitwise a further reilunion.—lt ye is lower. Ilittey, and the two .orto of Brans are in very short $ I. ' "PW' ' a ftd "PP ;I ll i 1 Malt j't afe r l e w%„ival v of 4 0a l'V ta h ire P v e" , and° i this ,-4 .• I, =i a rs ., ani radar lest in price. Saks of Flour, in .. te per currency annexed. CURRENT MICE OF GRAIN. • Wheat 44e. 60.. 745. Raw ..48e. SS.. (M. rme4n......... Me. *Os 04 Tick Reans Ado. 47 , OIL r i. o l i k t . Oa . „ . ..31. 36.. 04. k .t • X:l3 .345. 445. 04. fklan.ts S4s. 16i. Od 010 . . ..g!': .\ ;ll4. W. Rape Simi 3 - i 401 04. 7 , _ • ...... .04 Maas Float 64. 48a. 04 • - s • • . 04. Ileessode ~, •-•-• , :As. 44e. W. "earf.). liOliaLgEkct. ►oatSMOOTH. I TTT• 17- Cime tip from St. Helen's. His Majesty's ships Arai, reeouriee, and 1.; S.W. TORS 4 V. SEPT. M. A line of battle ship with a white flag at the fore. and a frigate, are just hove in sight, supposed to be Lord Nelson, in the Y Piero. Wind W. PLYNOVTII, SEPT. IS. On the 14th. sailed His Majesty's ship blare, of SO guns, for Ushant ; and, on the 15th, the fol lowing ships : hepttore I and Neptune 2, with pressed men, from Dublin ; the loneier armed-ship ; Ca refine brig ; Cheaay and Cockatrice gun-brigs; the LNdia (late Dili:podia) and Plover sloops of war, with French prisoners, to the eastward ; and four new brigs, under jury -masts, to be fitted out in Ha mots.. lately launched from different merchants' yards. Arrived the bootterete and Staunch gno.brigs. Sailed the Weep sloop of war, on a cruise. DIAL, .L►T. 17. Arrived the Sceptre armed defence ship, front the westward. . Came down from the River, the Diligent store ship, 414i0n East Indianian, Swill East India pilot vessel, Fair Wrath-,, for Charleston. and re main in the Downs with the ships as per last.— Wind S. W. Nutt, seer. A large and valuable fleet of merchantmen passed Scarborough on Wednesday last, from the Baltic, under convoy, (or this and other ports to the South ward. The several vessels for this place have ar rived ; the others proceeded on their destination. - The fleet hound for the Baltic, mentioned in our last. as having gone into Grimsby Roads, to wait the arrival of convoy. still remain ; but are expeeed to proceed this day, under convoy of the CAssrits armed ship. The Prince Will ati, armed ship is appointed Con roy for Tonningen, and will sail from the Humber CORE, sari. IS. Arrived, S.lly, of and from Bristol, Gilmore, with passengers. Sailed. Nene,. of Shields. Walton, for Memel, with ballast ; Rdsew and Mary, of and for Liver pool, Roberts, with butter. Arrived, Hope, of and from Greenock, Reynolds, good, for Jamaica ; Ardent, do. Ramsay, ditto ; &y id, of and from Belfast, Hughes, ditto. Sailed, Afire, of London, Peters, Cardiff, ballast; 1141/9, of and for Workington, Jackma, ditto; Dew, of Cork. ►ROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gs sessans, Styr. 17.—Pawed br the Nutwell, Sharp; Ent...finite, Envenom; and the Orlando, Ifindmands, form Jamaica; Smith, from New Orleans; Solis and Seeley, Iticha•dron, from Virginia; VFW/ Maria, Brown, from Cette ; Sinannah and Sally. Hum, from Loghewn; Travel'er. Barton, from %families ; Rapommw, Patterson. from Naples; Hirward, Dawson, ham Memel; Susannah Mar- Karma, Linn, from Nruway; Vestal, Vickersmin ; Guardian, Greenway ; and the Fanny, Srow; Peasesburgli,-48ded. the Alive, Walley, for the Comeof Arriesuis4 Ms Mary, Mulhtt, for Cork. 8111111.10. At Liverpool-111e Pkuver, Sherd, from Rip. At Newfoundland—The Royal Naar!, ram Liar. pool At Barb*lnar.The Tragrottrite, Taiseribe, hem Low llea. At Gretts4lo.-The Mary Anne, Itasicb. ANA Idasdeta. At Antigua—Mut Hero, Dont At Surinam... T M Tamen. Salmon, fro= Africa. LIMERICK, Sin.. 11. A Gentleman in this city has received a letter, dated the 10th of May last, from an Nicer no beard the Windham East Indiaman, which sailed with the fleet that left England the Bth of March. At the date of this dispatch, they were in lat. 18 deg. S. long. 93. 43. W. when two vessels for Bt. Helena, parted company. The fleet was all wall, but had met with a great deal of heavy Mowing weather. On board the Wiedharel, were General Maitland and his suite, going out as Governor of Ceylon ; a great number of - Artillery Officers and passe yrs, all in excellent heilth and spirits. Saturday evening last, the baggage, and, oa Mon day. a small detachment of the 82d Regiment, ar rived hitre from the Camp at the Curragfi. On Monday last, the first division of the Royal Meath Militia marched in here from Cask-island. Monday evening. Lientenant-Colonel Odell ar rived in this city, from his seat at the Grove, and yesterday morning proceeded for BaUyshannon, the head-quarters of the county of Limerick Royal Re. giment of Militia. The Clare Regiment of Militia have marched from Kinsale for Wicklow, where they are to be quartered the ensuing year. General Payne remains at the Curragh, and has under him the 2d and sth Regiments of Dra goon Guards. General Lord Rosily:, with 10,000 troops for general service, has marched for the county of Cork, and will be cantsned in the neitch bourhood of Kilworth ; and General Hill, with such of the troops as are for home service, have marched for the neighbourhood of Loughrea. A £m broke out yeeliS*7 Place, Lambeth, which, ehinmegh firemen, destroyed only one house. The Gressette of Tuesday contains a notice from the City of London, of their intention of applying to Parliament, to provide for the making of certain cuts from Nits of the River Thames, to other pa no thereof, for the purpose of avoiding the places whet" the navigation is most obstrusfited, and least capable of being otherwise improve,: ; which cuts are pro posed to be made in are several parishes of Lale ham, Littleton, Shepperton, and Stinbory, in the County of Middlesex ; and Chertsey and Thai pe, in i.dte County of Surrey ; and also, for an As for the .enlargement and better regulating of Smithfield .Market, in the City of London ; and for opening nod making a new street, or road, from the north e n d 14 Fleet Market, in the said City, to Clerken well Green, and from thence to the Great North Road, at hr near the South-end of Islington, in Use County of Middlesex. The Gaatte also contains a notice from the Lou don Dock Company, of their intention to apply to Parliament in the ensuing Sessions, fot leave to bring in a Bill to eatable Went to enlarge the Lon don Ducks. . , idyl ni Voce 4D I47APLIZS: [Flusher Partieulsts.) FROM IllarLgs, £OO. S. I At the earthrittake, almost all the inhabitants, whose numb& is estimated at 370.000, ran out pro miscuously into the streets, in the same dress in which the shock bad surprised them ; and how sim ple that is. in this hot season, and at such an hbur. is well known. Many tote their hail.; others their clothes ; some threw themselves ois the ground, kissed it, or tore up the earth with their hands . Here stood a groape locked in' each other's arms, and sobbing or uttering exclamations of despair, in terrupted by the most horrid outcries. There, num bers colletted round the Saints in the streets, pray ing and tcteaining, as if the last moment of their lives had arrived. Individuals, especially women, ran thtough the streets. and involuntarily ex claimed, as if in convulsive movements, Mama oda! St. Anna ei affair I Mother of God ! St. Anna! Help use The festival of this Saint had just been celebrated on that day, and she had per formed three new miracles, which had not a little augmented her importance. For six days succes lively, almost all the Weal were filled with boys and girls, following crosses barefoot and bare headed, and singing penitentiary hymns. But, as these processions funtisheft the Lauaroni with an occasion of committii * many excesses (and they even attacked the carriage of the Duke of Ascoli. the worthy Minister of the Police), they were sup pressed by an edi& issued by Cardinal Ruffo. Ascoli has shewn himself. in this calamity, to be a man perfettly adapted to his office. Dining the last eight days, he has not passed one night at borne. but has been incessantly engaged in riding through the streets. To his teal it is owing, that (4000 pri soners in the Vicaria did not burst their fetters, as they endeavoured to do, and increase still more the general disorder and confusion. It was he who suppressed the many false reports propagated al most every sight by the lows? classes, in the public squares of' the city ; where, for eight days together, almost all the inhabitants of Naples were eneamped; by strengthening the guard. and confining the loudest, whose objed was plunder. The day be fore yesterday was one of the most extraordinary that ever was seen. The sun rose as red as blood ; the sea was of a dirty lime colour, but little agi 'Ailed ; the air heavy, sultry, and oppressive. The elm during the whole day, appeared only as through • yellow veil ; every one was in the utmost alarm, and scarcely any person passed the night at home. The city was, however, spared any new calamity. The Duke of Ascoli has transmitted to the Govern menment, an account of the damag e done by the earthquake, from which it appears, that at Naples, independent of churches, convents. &c. 470 other buildings, have sustained such great injury, as to threaten their downfal. Business is entirely at or . stand, because a great number of persons have re tired to the country. The dam.sge sustained by public edifices and houses, is estimated at twenty millions of ducats. Opinions differ concerning the causes of this earthquake, which has exceeded, in violence, any ever felt at Naples. It must, probably, be attn bated to the rainy season, and to the extreme heat which suddenly succeeded. It is net a little singular, that an ilmanack-maker of Lombardy, named Casa naia. had announced an earthquake, on the day be fore it *Sully happened. The following notice has been remitted to Go vernment, by a person who was sent to the spot : At [hernia. where the earthquake commenced, the earth opened, and vomited flames, 339 families lost their lives. At Castelpetrisso, 132 families perished ; at Massimo, 84 ; at Fresolone, 395; at St. Angelo, in Colla, 43; at Baramillo, 180 ; at Cantodupo, 14!; Lorentano, and St. Angelo di Lom bardi are entirely destroyed ; Pajeno is converted into a lake ; and Fomento has become a volcano. A small river, which ran through that province, and traversed a space of 50 leagnes, is lost in the 'second, at the distance of four miles from its mouth. In the county of Molise alone, 46 villages and hamlets have been destroyed. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. • perCens. Consols per Cont. Rosy Imperial 3 pot Cent Omisium India Stock r l5ll Dino Ron* die. (ammo, Rills ls do. la pros. Pogloh loittory Tickets 191. lit. Curud► for T BlS'', Stock-broker, No. 4, Corntilll, and 9, Charinveross. MICE. Olr IRISH STICKS-•Ssrr. IS. Geo. I)rbntanr b p*i. Cent 0PP 1 4%1 1 0 iffet. 4 PEr cant . . 7Ol COURSI OF EXCHA7 6106404010 37 7 f U. Date in Melt 36 10 Rotterthini C. E 11 17 2 U. H Minna Yam ss 12 Olin U l3 0 IGE; Tomio,lF. Sits 11. Valli* 62 I.lr. Tic. 1 Li Aar 6ll ('pone 6 1 t 1 Dublus lit I Cork. 14$ GiZ i :Com I. "nr t4al tsnd lima sr 04 .. 4 0 0 i thwlliems . ... an n o.....nteaux • SO I Cadiz M %W ..... 00law Leghorn SO Naples Genes 4SI LisPie Dahlia an Lorton (Se! Beliset on Landon (Se( Belfast on Dublin (Diu Salver *Para 0 ; 0 Now Lew r. ► 0 0 0 Atm nada. Rank l Flatland prt Cent... L 7) 7 II 6 I dad►. BIRTHS. In Cheater, the Lady of Capt. Sehotoberg. of the Relit! Nasc, a daughter. tiloucester•steetn, the Hon. Mn. Preston, of a son. MARRIAGE. At Riotlino, by the iiiiv:i:11;;;i1, /An Chetah, F.A. to htio. Anne 'tarns daughter of the I n to Janus Marts, En of His Donis' lame, DEATHS. At Portsmouth, an the tab innent, en his return frum tl:e Fast Charles Chairmen, Esq. At TulLinurre, en the 11th inst. at eight &clink in the morn ing. the Rrr. Quinton far 37 years Curate (Attie parch of Limbs, adjoining that town. On Thursday, the 11th instant, at Minehe id liouse, in the 73d yew of her age, Dorothy, Counieis of Li.borne, reliti of Witinot, Earl of Lisburne, of the kingdom of Ireland. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONDoN REHN:F. Mara lain. after 11. I Xvra....11 min. After IS. • SA LE BY AUCTION: - Ry D. SA nunt, An his Repository, Coswell.stre..t, 'lO-MOTZRO'.V, at tvreh e o'cleek t•recl.td,, 7IHE foll Owing HORSES, CA 11R !AGFA, &,. A Pair of Chariot fielding., fifteen hand. a nd, h • fi hiri ' , quiet in barn?... A Bay taelrling, fiimen toad. a d „ hi g h, six veal., old, a good match horse. A Mar Marc, fifty,. hand. high, six >ears old, quiet in barium. A-Bay hi, , fi f , teen hands high, six rears old, excellent road , :.are, q iutt , 0 harness. Six Ca Mieliliter., taken -.if the north, mail fro. , , constant work. A liackory Coach and Thiee Harms, the p... peny of a paraou giving in nis plates. A Horse anti Chaise 1 , 1 Rood condition, the propeity of a gentleman. Sty mefill Car Horses, taken off ...listens work : and upwards of sixty l AIO Horses siva:loos de.einitions Tie be viewed to the hale...—No expenre of auflion'tharged on horses, if not sold.. • 1., Prc os pet vr ing ov fo o r p P a r per ess : a a nd rul ti w g il t i r b emic e t l; Price t.,ya the ensuing Winter, in One clegaiit Volume, esp. primal Subsnib.n, 111:. Boards, to be paid on delivery of the Work, A SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY ; adapted as well to the relined tare of the Epic„ re, simple wishes of rural Life. To which will be An ESSAY, being a cninparative Survey of the va•iniic lin i,.„ of preparing Viands, and serving Table. lielicicie4 in t tt., Kingdoms of Eerope, the East and West Indies, .:. By JOHN SKILL, Purveyor General, Sec. Nc. to Their Imperial and Mos; Entlibil Majesties, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Dukes of York and Clarence, Duchess of Cumberland, k:. Of the Old Italian and French Warehouses, Fish Sauce and Parable Sou , Manufactory, No. 15 and 16, Strand, nea r St. Martin's Church, Lun4oo. Established upwards of Foity Years. ADDRESS. The object of the present Publication is to topereede those extravagnit and remainic systems with which the Public hes long been deluged, and In their stead to present e PRACTI CAL TR EATIsE no COOKERY, suited entice to the taale of the Prince, or the humblest Cottag.y. To promote economy in our rep.oiti, and yet reser* an elegance In then, ; to give to their fortneand costume the ct. quetto of the first circles of rank and fai.hion ; to contrast t.le gout, triodes, and etannets, in the Ancients with those of ti: . . of DomesbcF.:; 140ift11111; ant throughout the an,_ ninny, to combine eleeuoct and utility. •. 'lO the Navy and Anne this Wink will be pectilittly valu able, am every attention will be paid to the even:ens of N.IVII and Military lite; a coatideration highly inipoitain in long Voyages, ate. Front the peculiar profession of the Anther, awls Uri; re. sidesiee on the Cnotinent of Europe, he is en..bl d w scat the subj..vt in a manner entirely new, arid to rend r it unetue by the incorporanon of Recia,its, which nu Conk ens sup: ly, and which have Item hitherto aetxmaiited Trade Sett., and there fore unputvtiOted. An entire Section will he devoted to ti's preparation of INDIAN ; a minion scarce!, known in England but which, gentnilly ic:.ow 11, cantor tail OF create air in the regime of the 'fable, and produce a revolution in We gout of the boos vivant. ! •• • blames of Sub.criliem will be recaived at Mews. Skill, and eis.'4 at whine Weakener, the choicest asaortment in London of the fdlo•ing Attic - le. is cond.:linty to be had, arid un the tutistthotkt,tte SiItUCE Of the el:ttieekt quality, and in the fine‘t order for drinking, awl at -, 111, Sic Shilling per Dicer,: delivered to any pit of London, free of sixpence, for ready money cooly, bottles extra. •••• Innkeepers, Treetn. Colfee-hoine K.!epers, Publicans, disc. supplied on more re isonable knrns than at any other bowel.. London. Attu, with •T'hu FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, far making the Beer viol, which will be found to make the nro%t salabriOns beverage ever drank fur the spring, suaimer, and au tumnal months. Paired directions for brewing on each jar, and any quantity poetiod for as pert:mien, and country ord.rs at a short notice. . FiNE NEW DANISH CRANBERRIES, Red aud White, in jars, 7a. dl 14.. and 20s. each, properly packed fee Town and Country, lately imported. HAMS, TONGUES, &c. of all sines, tail in the greatest quantities. NEATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always ready for Use, reqiiiring soaking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every et/tea t ime% of &ebbed Tango... _ _ WY.STPH A LIA. YORKSHIRE. and WESTAIORLANI/ HAMS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST. MORLAN U Ditto, and mint eacelkut PIGS' CIIOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE., in small Cask., for the Use of Gesidencen of the Navy and Army, Families , &a. N. B. Writ ludia Islamic, Captain. of Shqn, itc. supplied with may Quaiwiry at tb• ch.gnest Notice; and with all kinds of Pepsi...Ml% Roared Porter, Ac. DUTCH HEk:F, to grate fur Bread and Butter, and to make Reef Sh tying. with SKILL's GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. •Tha 'en great lame WI Skill Aug acquired by the Sale of (ammo and thilogita Sameggas, has induced hitallto keel. 'dear a laid Stock on IL/111•1; sad blerchatits, Captaws of Ships, Ac. may have snit qii i:.eity at the short,nt notice, packed for the'East and West Judie.% Am:.rica, 4-c. Tito 'lien BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick cc without Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of ovary Sort sod L)escrinum. FOR HOME USE AND EXPORTATION. A very great Cargo, in Jars, packed fot Travelling, 'along Voyages, vta.-41.11.1.'s INDIAN PICKLES; or, Fawife *ld mush admired Pack:dilly : cempesiedtif Hut socsed rm Prekles, after, the manner ut those prepaisd in the East Indies, via. Man rues cauhtluwers, Lawton% Perkins Onions, Sarophire, Indian Cabbage, French Beans, Canon, *c. Is Jars, at W. Gd. and 11. lc earl,. SKILL% EGG FLOOR, for Sallads and Egg Sauce. if kept dry, will keep for ever. THE RItPilkST SAUCES IN THE WORLD. SKILLS IMPERIAL and ROYAL CAMP SAUC2 c :: be eaten with all font of Fish,' R .ice and for Mg every kind of MelbreDiski, • Mews, beaky Chum, Cutlets. ite 1.41's 11N1 Idsills 4or the higbess Valve to every Family who mai them cendleagg. CAMP SAUCE of most exquisite rimer, add eihnhably adapted for enriching every kind of Stews Hiram, idols Disbar, Jrc. wen..? requiring other Seasoning. EssEmeE of ANCHOVIES, for Fit Sauce, prepar4 from the real Patios% Anchovies, that he recommends to minim in general, as the richest In England. 'SAUCE DES EPICURES, for Der dling all Sorts of Game. Poultry ' &c and for seasoning Made Dishes. WaillArTCH, Meet with Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlets, tont hops, Ac. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, Lobstem, and all Kinds"( Fish SAUCE A LA SUISSE, far Mock Tullio, rich Soups, and all Kinds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the most appmved Mer tbod, and from the choicest Fruit. SAUCE A LIMPE'RIALE, that will be found most en selicnt f.r stewing Eels, Pike, Carp, Tench, arc. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE., Carew, Walnut Ernahur, Indian Soy. MUSHROOM SAUCE, Casio,, PUitrae Same, are. SALEM" SAUCE, containing all the Ingredients limw nary for dressing a Sailed, and is goad to ea. slab Lehlarti Ac. SAUCE DES ISLES lIRTTANNIQUER,Segobditty Match, Caper Sauce, Oyster Katcher, Sauce a l'Eaballette, and every other Sauce weed at the most fashionabie tables, brining the greatest CelltaiUll in England. Ire Bottles at b. and b 6d. each; In Cams, with partitions. containing Twelve Rates of above Sauces, enly ti. Is. each. N. B. In Chests, containing Cams alba obese Sewn., Memel, reeked for the East mad West Indies, America, de. - . LONDON :—Printed by GEORGE DAVIDSON, Ns. St, Wych-ureet, St. Clements, and Pubhabrad by JOSIAH RYDER, at the Office, No 13. meet of St. Owasso Church, Strand, where Orders Per ilis?spet, M. (refivre.d. tai I M del; assigeled w. r- 1".•••._ NUM] ~. O•MC irtatt of Ma} fiir john tbi; hcane ton ; Prn.ct knee on Om- East Douce' EA.! of We. land, Mr D Los. 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