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r /MOTS • 11 , 1901 MAMAS itEsrkCliiio SLAVE 'I RAVE LIU, DUOS , THIC Hnpia nr CoMNIONS OP TRIDAY Tin 57110 f A FitiL. 12405. • (Ca.unusd true our Payer o Seto.* ) 1 Pte. 9 —lLvoil P..ro the Reverend '‘if Letter t Leal Se.f.rth; duel St. J.t.tres Pal4o.Ag-, Scotto:, r 15th, ISO; The man who killed the woman near Pilgrim is. I apprehend, narne.t Halls or Halts, one of sir John Barney's. tensant‘. and belonging to Saint Michael's Regiment of Militia. • The manager who shot the man in the w flee is named Crone, living on Mr. H. Rowe's plantation in Saint Lucy's parish. Die is an was an Af is m. a slave eil a Mr. Colbeck, the manager to a neigh bouring plantation, and had acchientally strayed front his mast; r; Crone, seeing him, pursued has with severe: Negines ; the poor creature pelted his pursuers with stones, and at length took refuge in a pond, where he was inhumanly Ant by the dastardly manager. taLen• out of the pon ; I repeat, my Lord, what I have heard, though I could hope, for the s.tke of humanly, intorrnation bass b..-en false; and buried him while jet alive. Nowell, a hatcher, living in • Saint Joseph's pa rish, is the wretch who murdered the Slave for let ting his wife out of confinement. The circum stances of this horrid barbarity are altno.t too shock• ing to be related. Oil dieenv , 'nits Me poc .reolare td ken instrumental to hit r 'a stespe, hr u6lleed e . ur to pat her wire throvh a /ode in • board, In which Ar tostassed it ow Ms °now de ,i/c lei/4 • fork, awl her in that tt'uteion for toner time, he aficrtiardt d. 14 out her !mtgs. bn Mr esir... 'chi:, my Lnrit, is what 1 have heard relative to the cases on which yoer Lordship desires intorma lion ; and as I hive heard the circumstances I have mentioned from di freent persons. told in nearly the Larne manner, I am led to cusped that the statement will be found to be bit too tOlreft. Rnotzttaft of a Letter frlm the Rita it mourable Lor-I Sea forth to Earl Caw ; &tea Pegrim, ;tit .lan4,ry, 1395. I enclose the Attorney Genet al's letter to me on the subjed of the Negroes so most wantonly ono-- den...l. lam sorry to say, several other sostaucie the same Le•l irks, lee occurred, with which I bra got lseabled . your Lordship. as I only withed to »ogle yea opcy,,,ineed wi/h the suhjeAt in general. It. N o . I.—Copy of a L.ltcr frnan Mr. 13 -ale% to Lord 5-a• forth; da•,.l 19111 November, li, .4. MY Loft D, B Intanon. lgth November, 1104. ?lay'• delayed to answer your Excellency's note of the 19th September, enclo!iog queries as to some cases of er nil mot dsirs committed up.in Slaves, with the. hope of being able to establish the fads, so as to communicate them to yonr Excellency without any doubt of their antlienticity ; but, note/Wounding every inquiry, I can make no discovery of the niur der which had bee.. currently reported to have "ern eorumitto•d by 011, Netts ell, of the parish of St. An drew. The Lei is by many supposed tii be true, at the same time that it is denied 1 y others, and all I I that I can ascertain is, that Nowell is in general a cruel roan to his Slaves.* 'The militia man is Halls, of St. Michael's Regiment, retyping-from his dill upon an alarm, eftisi s•opping at a dram shop, wherein had drank . to as to he rather intexicated ; twariug some Ne rves singing before him, who were returning from their dilly lailv.ur, he called out- to then, that he would kill than ; upon which a Mr. Harding, who Seas going the same .way, told him to take care what lie was ahAut; ho immediately pursued the Negroes, who not supposing that he really intended to 61, wan any ii pry, but imagining that what lie had sad Scils ill pike. did not ensleaVilUe to escape, as 1.-e CAM: tip to them, they separated to make .room f o r him to ;rase; the ilearest to him being a woman far advanced in pregnancy, he ran his bayo net into her, without the smallest provocation, and her on the spot ; Mr. Harding and another ; gentleman, who were.eyeswitnesses, seized him and carried bins before the President, who sent Ivor to Piw n • In the other case,. which happened is the parish of St. Lucy, two white men were concerned, Crone And Hollingsworth. A Mr,colelieck, die manager of a IA .elation in the oeighbourhood.. had some mopths *tote purchased an African tad, who was Touch attached to his petson, and slept in .a passage woetigunusts.hisslians`ret. Qn SuiAayuiglit there was an alarm Or 4re in the plaetatipq, whiejlietineed )IreCule,4rfihEoi4Ko.lPMt badidr,:,ana ttie Mg he mired. the pd,. who be suoinsid.hfl Intead. Ini• to fodiliw and had ointakiet his way. Ile sent to his neigh'soues, and to Kir. Crone among t h e rest, to, rafderw4mesthist his Afrivan lad hot aceidentally ,streteri from has ; pot k!. souk! not speak. a Vircled of Lng.IJA• tAat WIZ -Zie might be foond breaking Annesorr takiro s ag the tor his support ; ,inwhich caseylsoreWin.BA that they wiarld inpisehim, but retauri hinh.artel.-1.• wiedd p ty Any alania z e he might hare cummjr.red. • Set, -or two oßer, Sr. Cde4rek war istrornietithat ('rose anl I.4,4susruvehdinui tilled • Itegrois.it nieces. tienr;;.f gv il o, and buried Um there. 11. wort.t• COW, Ji lig ire aro the troth of the ewer, , eel iefirefee: &roe ar"ve 'petted, en eel lohrtber it ys his Afrir,au • Crnn, is nine a Neceo battier" kilod aryl buried t:iteri; but nested bins if was not hi., for be 41,4:: him wry awl he *Ca MO In. at the tioulk of 11Prwiht •tAt grave. room lkis, t'ohAceh reel awes satiiedt . bet receiving further information, which l ef t no doubt upon his mind that it was his Negro, be re-' turned and opened the grave. and toimd at t u he so. -I was Mr. Colebnk . i. leading. Quince!, and the fads rated in my brief were as follows : That Crone' end Hollingsworth being informed that there was a Negro lurking in the Gutty, went armed wtysi masque's, and took several Negro men with them. : The poor AfriZan, seeing a parcel of men corm -eft i attack Inn), was frightened ; he took up a stone to defend himself, and retreated into a cleft sock, where. they could not easily come at lilni ; they then west for some trash, put it into th- crevice of the rock behind him, and set it on fire ; alter it had burned an a, to scotch the poor fellow, be can pun a pool of near by : •.-- -en: a Negro-to I.rilt him out, - ...Negroom which the two times at rim with the guns Negroes pelted him with t a dragged o.it of the , for he had .not on ly re. aapa•ast (Ise C - ,ftel.: , in of Negr aa-aa. flou man!, anon:Serb olgulatinu be bre•4l,t to 414. leived several bruises from the stones, teat his breast was so pierced with the shot, th r, it was like •a cutetider. T'be white Savage' ordered the Ne groes to dig a grave,' and whilst they were digging it, the poor creature made. sign' of begging for water, which *3l nor given to lii.n. but as toon as the grave was dug, he was thrown into it, and cn. vered aver, and there seems to he some Joint whe ther he was then quite dead. Crone ant liolli.igs worth deny this; but Colebeck assured me that he ould prove it by' more than one witness, and I have reason to believe it to be true, because on the day of trial Ovine and Hollingsworth did not suffer the cause to come to a hearing; but paid the penalties and the costs of sui , which it is not supposed they would have done, had they been itinozent.• I have the honour to he, /cc. ions &ctn.'s- Tke R.E'lt ILtnettrable Lard Seam*, lie, ice. Sre. L —.Exton of a Letter twit Gnternor Overeat, to Earl Cam den (N.. 59 ); d‘tea Dtaninits, loth ties Moe. I have had the honour to receive your Lordship's letter, circular, of the 4th of Oftob r last, inclosing a paper expressing the heads of information required fromlience relative to imports and exports of Slaves, anti othr • matters respeaing that unfortunate race. From the nature of the report I shall have to make your Lordship on the last subjei9, some delay will be unavoidable ; but you may depend on none un trees: IT y. Front the many years I have passed in the West Indies, an I as &resident in most of the colonies, I ma,y venture to veprerr - .f to your Lorrichip the Le . eslature of the island of Dominica, a' distinguished by the laws it nas paved for the encouragement, ptotedlion, and government of Slaves ; but I eat Jerry I rained add, Mat Mt', are as reissiettdy erifvred • ess Neel world wise hoWever, the treatment of Ne . grins depends less on the temper of the master. , ariere ialererl in his Styes ,seell-bring is eat Ation.l 4 serseichl eberk t Slaves ate in general treated wink mildness and humanity : they are well fed and tolerably clothed. The pomp, the chew, ts.rd the mysteries of the Catholic Religion, induce the • Negroes, who are disposed to have any, to prefer it. • It is impesiible to read the passage printed in hand, sr,th o .t feeling th it the state of society in the West Indies is such as natuts direCtly opposite to All those fivounttile rein s.-nta. Urns if it which have been given he West lisisain and their friends. Not merely the niuiderer Crone, but Colb ck seems to regard the killing of a Negri as a very venial tee 1.04. Dalbeck goes aw)y satisfiel.althourti he is coolly told by Crone Vim a Negro hag been kild,sl and buried, as long as he himself bet sudiiiiedoti damage. Vinod most be the dreadful nature tat a system which_ produces such brutalising effefis on the he man c.isamear . In this einviter we can scafeely from eve+, an idea of tae irate of bardite.s and insensibility which is pro duced ant mg West lodt an residents by that course of unmiti gated o..pre l siort which they ate in the drily habit of ad 11111 i.. teeing. l'he emit ui't of Crime and Colbeck would oniweigh a tit:rumor! a gun Ceuta adduced to prove that the treatment of the •trees ri oiv colonies is liumane and lenient. It is morally ihimoinule'that it should be to, when the dives of N.:_erocs are *alight!? regarded. Here war may al. r see how little weight is due to the testimony of the generality of West I liians,nn the subject of staymy. They have a did rent set ri: relines from Earo,ean., accustomed from their infamy to regard %egrets m beings to be tremplA upon. When , hey speak of filessee, th :emetic, as being well used, they eiter-je mean thin while thee trample, they forb , •ar, in their great elemeney. int ..ely•sfii crush. Surd:, surely, the blood of our brethren will at length bring down f unt Heaven that vengeance for which it has so Ion; been crying in vain to the British Parliament and the sh nation. + for the protectie et of Slaves, however humanely .I.llll.teerf, must erove• Mere dead letter in Altricet rei.seets, while the colonial ardent is maintained on its tor • et fooling I We have here 1:le testimony of G•VeTIVis Prevost, who has resided many yeah in the West Indies , difecthr contra dicting the reuniting employed so clenioursly by the partisans * of the Wed Indian body, who affirm, that self intered is a inefficient warily for the humane treatment of the Neg u Slate.. [Tr -be continued.] Irater near by ; tney sent eist the %tem e at the • . severAl tun oar - • sa , nd the '• . A at l• ndition. n* inqu ) aalitsey rept& ialorb ,4 • ...1).16 • ' •-• PROM SifTURDAT NIGHTS GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS mssoLvrb John Pheenix and Harvey Cetikanthorp, of Liverpool, met stunt., April 1 , leos. • JaMICA Suatls s I,aeplt Rote and Jeremiah Smith, of I: ine ston-opondlull, and Brick hill lane, Upper Tharnea-street, lanid.in s potter., March 311, 1105 . . ' ThOntir , Cr.llllgllsl and Joh* Riley, titanspiuntrt, Sny ' land... Mills, in the parish of Ilalifat, and county of York, April 6, Ibos. Thocnie Harwood and Thomas Atkinson, of Limb Mill, wellaiaWalntaley, in the parielvarf Wary, and ivintny of Lau, caster, cotton.spinners, Mattilto3. Charles Reader and Martha Reader, of Hostile!, in the; c•ru sty of Watte.sk i lasnaars and inaltsters,Assril.ll, Witham fleenedhlre am! Christopher Da7byshire s of the city .4 York, dealers in coal 4, April 4, ISOS. .John Groan, linen, WiNam .ctark, Riehari Clark, Jvhe .blitner.. John .11.ratriald, and William.Rratneld, manuf2ctererr . sifeaithealware, at the I)nn P.AL•rv, near Doti ea tvr, and as *tillers arllii.othrough Milts beta the county td To:dr..lantistry 31, SIND. ,RialehtOlal•Deopfrerf,4llc city of st i ttrsbury,..idow, and Pip tire* yit.. of .11sic;.ew-r, in the county of Sew, endaws isst:,e trade or bubitiess of a cesch-mater, Ja nowy 6, 1003. -BANKRUPTCY ENLARGER. ,tictiattLits6reeas, of Tokenhousrorrd, London, merchant, 'from April lb s .to April .2.o s at deron a at G.aldhalt. k:II6ILUtTS. : Hcroven,WAllselnii, Maat.tV.dane, Cannon-street, Lon ' don, meNhant, .I..alusand,clJ,Qnsan, tn -urrendsr April 16, SO, I rid May 2.j, at ten at Guildhall. Attorneys, Wens. Palmer Totelitsnoo; V.farn fonl.eourt, 7in - 4:mutton street Arran Bentham, of Ibeettnee.„ in tile cunntv of Kent, hanky, dealer and . ctleasman, its surrender April 20, at twelve, amt, aid Sfz vt, at ten, at Gadd:wit, London. Attorney., •We 0 .14;440n. Pategia4-piace, To . r.ple bar, Lonituts ; and Mr.lefferys, Chatham. Deno of•Gilliugharn, iii the county of Knot, -banker, dealer tad chapotan, to 'mender April 20, at melee, 29, and Ma) . vf., at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., G Pal.orave.place, Temple-bar, Load.* ; Mr Jeff r..s. Chatham Lion s of Chatham,* the eounty.of Kent, balker, 41,11 , tefa4.1 Pawn, to sturender Aoril 20, at "we've, 29, a rid •M4yl6s, at, ten, at Guildhall, London. .A tunnels, Mr. G Nitskat, Paisgrase place, Temple-bar, Lond and Mr Jo Loy:, Chatham. -Aoosham. r..od, of Malden, in the count, of 4 . ...ivm",. 1 irnn pone', el-.der Aidrhaiantan, •Li torreudcr A,tuil 16, 29, at Mn, sod t t at twelve, at Gui 1.111,1., londoo Attorneys,' ea •. S • wood aied Parrell, Casitetbury.aqoare, ; Luc of N.w Inn, Kroh-street, in the rountej .• tgillldlasee,Junuey-pcnverwr, dealer sad thitoman, to sot- TO det April 2; at twelve, Mar 4, and 27., at at tlta.notlon. Altorio) . -. Mr Tkonaas Testes, No. 6, Ilamps. , • eel; WalWOlth Lane lot boorr, of Wardoutaireet, in the comity of Sll , l-; dleseo, tailor, dealer and chapinati r to surrender .Aped 20, $O4 and stay 51,, at one. pt G 10fitital, London. Atantileis, Pw4.l and Wen, thtevineedle-rureet,_ London KO Ynrd, IN Of fate of Howlan d Mewl West, in t`le unto of , haelritrymaii, dotter and ehapinan„ to dart: alter April Try at setevoo, 20, at ten, nod May 114 sat we... at Guildhall Attorneys, Meow V ',we'd and Up. atone, : 60.1-street, &Weft! square, London. DIV! DC-N S. M I 11. WAiter Ifont, lain of Putney. in Cie Count• of Suva', pact, Jed v anti chapinan, at !to, at Guild:ialt„ Loseon M ay IL Charles &tar, of Liverpool, in t►e coonty of La n came, splirclietti, Loot of the city it: autiaa, tituney-sctivitter, . ..~ • at one, a fonhave.i, the Globe Tavern, in John..dre Livernwil. May 6 J•rhu Lietran, of Whitechapcl, in the county of 84.1 ilk...a, distiller, at sdrven, at Lannon. Stav 9. C''•arles HIACO •k, of tlorniwille, in the comity Litter s Itteivrtol, at the Bull iiha, in li-tritcawle Mav 4. Etio.nas Daley an I John Ilal!..tt, ol Lilo Queen street, 11..lborn, in the county of Mitlill-see, cuaclrmakor•, stealer• , , cltapimii, and co,wrtii:ti, at o.te, at Gail h ill, London. May 6. Richard Early, of Chelmsford, in the county of Es sex, , :tsd Merchant, dealer and chapiii.iii, at eleven, at Guild Linden May 4 Richard Wright, of Bankaille, Southwark, in the e•ranty of Sturey, coal merchant, at one, at Guildhall, May 8. David II Ames, lat•• of Liverpnial, in the county r f Lancaster, price .aler and clia;.mini, at eleven, at the house of Henry Forsitaw, the Globe Tavern, in John street, Leer pool. Mr: 6. S imnal Divire, of Manchester, in the county of L utcaat. , d.aler u .Ottull twist and a eft, dealer and chap man, at thr.ie, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, Marketndreet lan*, Manchester May 8. Henry Illaghes awl Michael Moorhouve, both of MAnchest v, in the county of Lancaster, cba;ers, ehapanen, and copainiers, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Mandl 401 May 11. Georg. Gill, of Charles street, Berkley square, sad• ler, dealer and ciia,imaii, at eleven, at Guildhall, London May 4. Josiah Owen, of Holborn, in the city of London, watchmaker and jeweller, dealer anal cliapman, at ten, at May 7. Wiliam Mewl Newton, of G,lden-larte, Barbican, to the city of London, liquor•mcrchant, dealer and chap man, at ten, at London. May 7. JAstoh Rennisols, of Queemvireet, Cheapaide, Lon don, canna metchant, dealer and chainnaii, at ten, at London. Ma, 19. George Worthington, late of M incheiter, in the county Lancaster, merchant, at eleven, at the hoax of William Eielflhouse, known by the sign of the Crown Inn, • in the city iif Woreestrr. M .23. J.•hu Camilla, late of Cackerham, in the county of LencAster, hnrse•dea!er, dealer and chapmaii, at ten, attire house of Jane Noon, the Royal Oak, in Lancaster CERTIFICATES—Mar 4. Edward Italians the younger, late in Bury Saint Ed mind's, in the c•iiiiity of Suffolk, chymist and druggist, dealer and e , ainthtn. •Ja tn.w tiavison, of tits city of Clie , tee, wine merchant. dealer and chanman. Joseph t)w•n, of I lolllorn, in the city of London, watch .k r a d jeweller, dealer aid chapman. MEETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, 10 140111%.0. M U IrmryCheesman, Lansberhurst,Kent, corn dealer . 3 1 P James Yeti Iron, Brewer-street, Guldth-square, Mid dlesex, plotter . 3 10 . . John Oakes, Union street, New Bond street, Middlcs^x, coal eneretrant S 10 . . John Abbott, Ipswich, Suffolk, shopheeptr 10 • With,ri Mice. late of 1V impale street, Middlesex, froirerer 10 . . . . J oo 1 oensend, IlAra.icy, York, go- cer . 2 10 1341.1 tVilkin, i Krisgstrinmponllull, draper . 2 10 Thc,k,s Hu i skiri., west-Gremi, Middlesex, varnish. maker 9 10 . . . . Wit IMP Bryon, tit. Mary-at-Hill, London, brandy-mer chant . . 2 10 . . . Jolt Morehouse, John-street, Adelplii, Middlesex, whr..merrhant . . 110 . . 'Vill,am Morley Evans, Mark-la rte, London, broker . 1. DIVIDENDS. • ' John Co des, Ilamilton-street, Piccadilly, tailor . 10 Fratien 'I h.rmissoll, Bow-lane, London, warehouseman 1 i IFlsamas Perry Tether, Holborn-bid, London, linen. draper . 10 . . F.wems Tucker, St Nicholas, Deptford, Kent, tallow climaller lO Clia. lea Hobbs, Whileohapelauad, Middlesex, distiller 10 James Wales, of the &tine place, &stiller . . 10 cutriricATEs. lOtlll NAttr3 , lll, of St Johri% Chapel, in the runty of Due ham, in,-kreper, 4-•aler and chapman • John Jacob Brune, of Angel court, Throgmorton.street, Lon- Own, merchant, d -aler and chapman. 'adapts Lind'er, of Oitford.street, in the parish of St. Mary.la. limn., in the county of Michaelis:, hosier. -w.---- -- . PRICE. OF STOCKS SATURDAY. 9 par Cent Rislattad.... S6l 3 per C.nt C O L . Si 4 per Cent . . 714 S pvrCt.nt. Navy. Loug Annuities Illit ISIS 111-: lionnitirn 3ll bulls ile. At ... .11.141.1411. gm, he t imer yr,: I. ....... ---,lc dis• Is IMP. Eng. L •tirry TAM, Cuts‘ola fix. bia T. NISH. Stook-hroker, No. 4, Cornhill, and No 9. Cheriniurr.“.. "RICE or IRISH STOCKS Ceir,oo Si prof Cent. I April 6.) ..... ......67 Data ffeffin,3l per CCM 661 Gov. Dab.-5 per Cent. (April 6). COURSE. OF .EXCHAN; inoictita.n .• ;A .4 IR!. Vain a% Sight ...17 8 Rotterdam e. f 1± I 2U. tiainhingit '1 5 tiU Akosa 3't 6 tiU PPP ES ; DOW t 6. 1 I arer • 314 'Mein %la It Irt I,)#to t•,• 501 effect. Itilion kinctin soi Manic , flubi+n I.nndnn Al.tst L.oo4fin (April 8.: Sigait !II . Q91)111) (ditio.)• • Plt,fitiutor. Arum, IS flfebal 4.4Liv Verne.. Oporto l -4) i• MAIO 114 I. • d •O 1 SUltlo . lo. r..t.tai Goia j.. c..i,, an& Awe per ot 4 0 0 rablenns . ..... 0 0 0 New . flpUare Vier In tiara 0 00 New I.ntan each Aein on the Musk *1 14ollanel 5 pet Cent. 101 ) . 6ll 61 IiAV •. ISIR II 11. At her haute, i 3 Rivers acre-t, Bath, the Lady of Hury Tsylur, IL.I of twins, a WO andilaeghter. MARRIAGES. On %Vetoed iv seneight, at lain, Eines County, Ireland,' Xslse Mellish Flarristan, Egli of the 38th Regiment of Fool, timMos Ch.,lotto Palmer, daughter of the late Counsellor Ld• ward Noir Lately, at Ring'i•Rtompton, Somenet, John Chary, Esq. of Taunton, to the amiable amid accomplished Aliso&anis Lucas, nee et the tisieghters of.Sturkly Lucas, F.Aq. or Bawl's-Down .lark. The evesii.ig preagelmg the rotairriage was celebrated by Mr. Lucas in thegemaine spite of . English hoepitatity. . I.abitly,. et Cbiter place Lambeth, the lion. hire. Roper, Leda of the lion Philip On Wediiceday last, at Mr. Meeland's, In Pall Mall, aged .415, ISt • 11114, relict of Auston M.ls, of Grtcnwteh, Est duel Kober of Mrs. it.loijand. tier piety ' beuevnlence,aad. -Cdtriot.an tesigeation, make bee loss to bi deeply lamented by all who knew her. Monday evening, Ir ebrua-v 4, at the houses( hit friend, Mr. James yr .tvm; the lion Job., Slav /lobar', in the 67111 year of his esti, J mien of the Diatrict Court mil the diitiitt of New •Tmki OM the d iath of .J aide. Ittihad, moths: of our old revs Ititleitarfiltatnots has left the etas •. Donn' the war, he was emploved in sense of the mot. eonfulential and iialiunstial altvitta•nit in lb. , tra' 4 , and always acquitted himself to public J satisfac ion. Mr. Jay, Mr Hobart, and y oars the t tee isJgri of the Supreme taiurt hot appointed after the SllTorhotion. This 'situation he held, then was elected Senator of the linked States, which he left on Iris appointment to his I de offue H 14 1 .1 11/I.l*Lit THIS DAY AT 1..,ND0N-HRll)ta, 11,0.104 soul. &fug 3,,Even. 31 gain. afte, - , • SALES TTY Arette*. Ay V. sAuft.nt, • At kis Re:"tietort, Getrrdl tirVe., wear S nil' km." To, ORRiVP, tweitte tet:l • rruiE Holt,;Es, &c.—A I in,, t Hawk eta! lock WIC., ntagiet,4 14 s t. ,„ ,um. p. eite to ride, and quiet 1:• H • ors , k !NMI, I loch liiirtt, fast tr , 014, ”.••ki , e...• , f 15 tit •-ie, Tl6l surd te•iipeiate in HArriew,-... Chesnut 41eIctl ur . 1 4 Hied. 3 I c.e hgh, a r:fever flack 'es Vio.ii! , l Mu t , 5 Year. old, gteally to ride, and q.u. t its useful Cart a. , nws —Three Post Chxiii..*, and Six Po.* 11.4144,—. A n d upwards of Fatty Horses of ',AIM,: a r • soeeral rand Ro Mgt •rs, tit.iehmert, Pra-t &e.—Soversl good Chaise., Gig., Chariots, sundry 00‘, I..iti. To be viewed the Mot • col sale. Ay LEIGH arrt S. sant ERN', Saoitscilem, At their House, No 10, is the Str.ihd, opp 2 cash„,,, e. owed (removed from Y..rk C otent.garden), of: WEHNESD 4y, Aril 17, and Two 6.llowing Hays, at Twice o'Clock. I'IHE entire and valuable LIBRARY of Lite 1 LEWIS CAGE., Esq. 0 . 1 Mdld.te , iu the Kent. -- 'Cu be v.ew,l to the time of Sale -.Cataloguer ts he bat .4 the place of sale. SMUCE BEER. Of the choices* quality, and 14 the boast Maw for denting, and at mil) box Shillings per Dwane; delmerod t • any tont of London, free of expence. for ready moors only, tr,ttha cram.a •.• lonkeepera, Tavern, C.offipe-hutosa Keeper , . 1. 1 2. 4 1 jam. &c. supolied on MOM relll.llll4blet telallt. Ilan as pay taller i Looril.m. Alit arid, • 1 FINe AIks.gRICAN E SS! . .NCE of 1.!/: f SPRUCE, for making the Aver with, which will be fumed to make the mmt salubrious bewarage over drank fur the awing, seaman. and autumnal months. Primal directions fur brewong on each jar, and ant qnsahry packed fut espo,tatiro i ald coontoy rink-felt a short notice F.RE„NRW DANISH CR A74I4KR RIES, Rad all Whore, in jars, 7a. bd. 14e. and 10s each. properly packed nor loan and Cuultory ; in piione enooditlon, of a met lomoriom and enquiaitu quality, rent, 4 this smin or the year, every kind of hurt hi •,c ..oce, dear, and bad, itN presune d M.+ will be 0 high eatimainn, no* • .ly on AC (riot of their torn - ,y, but from bzios by far the cured fruit that c c o a u oor tare, podding., sod —The trad r supplied in casks w hoolcsate. N. E N.) farther inesirtatoa of Crinb.pier until next spring, hot 114110lif other 45ipineitts tome Kama, Leeman, and Samien, are expecled by SKILL and CO 1 . (4.,i#11113 and Porter M•rchtlits to Their Imperial and Mat - • 1400111.1 an I T.serr Royal Ilighncssa the Prints of Wat Dukes of York and Clarence, Duchess of Cum. berland, &e. Lc. At their O'd Italian and Francis Wiryhouw., and Fish Satin and Pon t bl- Soup MalinfaAory, No. IS and ICI, Stra,d, near'y'ornan Lancaster-court, London—Established u l . wants of forty hsars. Mr. Skill having miiiled many years in Gant Britain, Frailty, Spain, Flanders, end Portugal, and havilue teemed very eaten. sive connections during ho residence in those con/ores is enabled to obctiit all the delicacies fur the table, and every article in the foieign line, with the greatest expedition; and, in corsequence, the Public can alo4s, rely that thy snider sold at thew Warehnusev are ral the lattst kinds, genuine, awl on the most moderate aeries. SKILL'' SIN•POUNDERS, or Hams of null Si.' pounds each, for side.dishsa, small fondles, dm. cured Psrhigal (ashy a. They are of a most exquisite gushily nut mild flavour. HAMS, TONGURS, Jrc. of all many and in the greatest quantities. N EATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled. Welty, ready fvr Ca, not requiring soaking REIN DEER TONGUES, and every relict sort of Smoked To a curs WESTPHALIA, YORKSIIIRE„ sod WESTMORLAND: HAMS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and Warts MORLA ND Dit,to„ an,: most excellent riGs• CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, in small Casks, fortacU . of Gentlemen of 11t4 teary and Army, Families, Sm. N. B West India ialatida, Captains of Shivos, Arc. suoplirri with any Quanti•y at the shortest Notice; Med inth all krie:s of Provisions, Bottled Porter, Sc. DU - FCH REEF, to grate fur Bread and Butter, and to make Beef Shavi•sg• with Coe bonne it ruche, poor sea bons Vivanr—Take of Chap lin/at Isle, amid Distal. N •tri, eqoal florailtitteß, well gaud, which sprinkle over Bread 'lath Butter. HA:I4E2W RIBS and Botrl4 in the highest Perfeflion. SKILL. GERM ‘N and Bt/LOGNA SsAUS.AGES. Tls very crcrit time his Skill has Ai:gulled by !lie Sal.. of German and Bologna S ware, has induced him to keep Await , a Stock oe Ilansitt and Merchants. Caohlitie of Shins, Ste. nay have arty twas.ti 1 ,t toe .h what notice, tacked for the East and Wirt Ind Am-tics, de. • The True B NSVFICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick es with•mt. Ri•h ENGLISH sad FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sert and Descrosttnn- Fur Home Ilse arid Exportation.--.. 1 eery great Cvyo, in Jars a -packal Gar Travelling. artillang Voyage's, viz SKILL'' INDIAN_PICRI.RS; or, Exquisiteaud mud, admired Picks lilly : composed sit hot mixed trickles, after the manner of 'hose preparevl in she East- Inlies, v'st Mangoes Cauliflowers, I. irons, G.Aviter, 0.1i1.114, SAMI/11ite, Cabbage, French Beans, Carrots, dry. In Jars, at 10s. Cal. 4114 UlleGoinra tech. SKILL'. EGG FLOUR, few Salle& and Lgg Sauce. If kept diy, writ keep (weever. The Richert Marcel in the Vtforld —AKILL's IMPERIAL, and litsY V. CAMP SAUCES , to Ire eased with all sorts 01 Fish, Recants, de and for enriching every kind of Mair Diets,Gante, Hashes ' :Stews Steaks, Chops, Cadets. ke off s hid b are of the highest Value to every Family valm use them constantly. C AMP SAUCE of most exittente Flavour, and salfairably adaposi f o enriching every hind of Sti-w a, I taidies, Made Dishes without I--spring other Sea44,mirg. ,ESSENCE ef ANC,HOVIV.S. for Fish Sauce, prepar.d from the Coruna Anchovies, that he recommends to la. ntiaes in general, an the rtcb.-st in England. SAUCE DES FPICURF—S, for D..villing all Sorts of Gar..r, Poultry, &c and for 'seasoning Mader/ashes. CON ATCH, to eat with Bret' Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Ms:- ton' hoot, dre. QUIN SAW.E, to eat with Turbot, Lobsters, an.l Linde of Erste SAUCE. AIA SUPISE, fee M Tattle, rich Snots, and all Kinds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the most approved Me thud, and from the choicest Fruit. $ ‘UCE A I.9IIIPFRI %LE, that will ht (mut most ev. celletit f stewing Eels, Pike, Carp, Tench, fie SNUi:E A LA MILITAIRE, CIVIC', Manta Leckie, Indian suy. MUSH ROOM SAUCE, ('awe, Paivrarle Sauce, Ac. SAL. AD SAUCE, containing all the Ineredients nary` eery foedressing a &Sal, and la good to eat with Lobster , ' 54 / . ntaguorls, kr. SAUCE DES ISLES RR IT ANNIQU ZnobJitty Mack C-tper Sauce, Oyster Ketchifu, Sauce a l'Echallotle, and ovary other Sauce used at the mow fish Me tables, forming this greatest Chllettion in Encino., In Rooks at 24. and a.firt. tech ; CAWS, W ith p containing Twelve Ruffles of above Sauces, 6 ' l " i° each. N B. In Chelkt, emitaining Twelve Caves of the abo " Sauces, fiord) , plieked for tie Erne and West bed.Bl, Anis. tics, &c. . LONtriVii .—P ett by 1.:Ii.1)10..E I)AVIUSON. No 3) ' %Yeah street. St Clenscnt s, MO iMbhuilell I.• JOSI‘W K V DEM, at the ()ewe, 5... 15, 11.ek ~1 St Clerorti Cnnr t n, Strand. wit... , I ladantt Am thelrter, tii*• ( ew*; I' 4 ' l will bt dill yttrn.y. , l tp. .Zll THIS be pc With Cl' Cony() End of t tad of tha Mr. U'E Crasp Jafl e. pain in his Rsllet of L. Yublit fort T HIS Hamlet, Delllolo4 Poodi 01 Pid Mbs Picklv 6,1 mut - Jon la the evil Anrv% What can 1 TH THIS bo ac The Rs M. ►arlaf I/a+q• I Aft& vt With N• Tht Overt' Fr ley. To.mon Who War new Ballet T-c Put retail to te 1111 r AQt HIS ROY/ firHlS A the. 1 tomtme, ei HART !laving • vitt b. rob tillfualmn ram fa Office a U " inori of WALE will derive r_AOT Gaev Waltzes, R and Vartetr past =lntl ;issappointe ten are r Albemarle LEUC tofle, brad in th semi Pub ri•hionabh DRESS m na! emus, a:lma d to Fgiir• ; an or in t andlr+mnn displayed e Patent Ho jection tha no oceasim (Tit on the ease than Demon, ill discovered this impra apnea's N. . To bel James's CI tAtosge.etr TH E AN, tic us fur r.yeS from kiry i amp Du ' btfcLty, tl 11, u)uu rue, Stal , 64-str "AMP, whi gegen ,• irdti the I . rill Grace f Nth as LBiton-41; Anann, n.ithampt Sealer*, 61 New-street, ✓is2ti—G y r Centertst , net, ot,l quire...NC Fotch•ng•-• FAvar rhtarside, 6he fullowo 'heir ree.r. Norm, red. mi., La V.sf rtil 'mevoino• 'h'. ,A acrd ionfl staai 1 - r•