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'1 ~~ her artificers, they were not to emigrate with ins ,iunity. 11r. Ara FY made a very able defence, in the c'atrse of which, wi— , t into a I.mg discussion of several AR< of Parliament upon this suhjea, and co•ttended in support of the privilege of every Vrgli , hman to go where he pleased, he submitted "itt he evi 'core WAS not adeTfate to authorise a r.ilviaion. The indi2lmenr, Pt...tens-like, had been tortured into various forms. and consisted of no less than t wenty-fmr Counts, each charging the offence is a different way. The poor man was not able ro procure the security provided for in the A& of Palitment, which left no discretion in the Magis trates ; the consequence would be. that this poor man most remain in gaol till he could procure se. rarity, which, perhaps, would be never, and the pub lie and his family would he deprived of the benefit arising from his superior talents.• The CH Atar AK observed this to be a case differ ent from all others he had ever met with ; no charge whatever of criminality was attachable to the De fen lant, but that he was about doing that which the Legislature had wisely provided against ; they were then deciding upon the piiiitiee words of an Al of Parliament ; and the question was, whether he had made such contrail and preparation for going abroad? if so, he would Ise under the neces sity of giving security a-Jainct such an event. The Learned Counsel mistook, when he said the Court had no discretion in this on the contrary ac. cording to circumstances, they could appoint the security which should he given. The .Jury found the Defendant Gu,Ura ; and the Court ordered, that he should enter into recognizan ces not to leave the kingdom. himsellin .501. and one nr two sureties in 251. or 1 . 21 IN. each. The latter was agreed to, and Mr. Cooke, the Prosecutor, im mediately became one of his bail. ASSAULT AND RAPE. Ai <hoed Srrivew was indided for cnmmitting an assault upon the person, of Elisabeth Hobart, then a child of nine years old, with intent to commit a rape. The Defendant was arraigned at the bar of the Old Bailey, about two Sessions ago, indi9ed capi tally for a rape; but the Prosecutor not being able to make nut his proofs, he was then acquitted, het sf-;ained till the present indidment should be pre fared. Mr. Ks s PP. IT the prosecution, stated, that this was a case whirh would excite all the attention the Jury avid Court were able to bestow ; it was the snore important, as this violation of the girls chastity was committed by the very iserian, of all others, who, by all the ties of moral and religious duty, was bound to prnted and guard her from every violence whatever. This was no less than her own stepfather, who, snmetime after the death of her father, found means to introduce himself to Mrs. Hobart, licr mother, who then kept a public house, at Hampstead, and married her; the child was then about nine r!at, old, and had been lett same prnp•rty, along with three younger brothers, by her father, who, by his will, appointed Mr. W. Marryatr, of Islington, Mr. Brown, and her grand father. executors. He then proceeded to state the circumstances of the ease, which are ton indelicate for publication. The little girl was produced in the Witness-box ; for some time before she had been much affeffed, and cried bitterly, hut had quite recovered, and gave her testimony in clear, di.tinft, and unequivo cal manner; she supported the statement of the Learned Counsel. and added many other dream staricvs, which delicacy forbids us to recapitulate. On Jter cross-examination, she not only corroborate I her former story, hut gave her evidenc , with some little forwardness, as if unconscious of the crime. She teas an interesting looking child, of a fair complec tion, and a little more than eleven years old. In this account she was further cotroborated by the evidence of Mr. and Mrs. Marryatt, and Sur geon Roberts. of Chancery-lane, as far as the cir cumstances came to their knowledge. Mr. Guar. r v , for the Defendant, expressed a hope, that the Jury would not be led away by their in dignation ag,ainst the crime, in their verdidrespeaing the person ; on which verdia, a maxim in the cri minal law, which never yet was departed from, must stand or fall, that of admitting the evideme of children, when not corroborated by any other testimony; if convidion li!llowed in the present case, it would be setting a precedent for future times, and nn one would be safe from the accusation of children. If the Detendant were guilty, he agreed it was a most aggravated case ; when he should have been her most strenuous protector and guardian, to become the violator of her chastity ; he should not be looked upon as a man, but considered as a mon ster ; however, in their indignation and abhorrence of the Clime. he tru.ted they would make a distinc tion between that and the inoisidual. The very Brest delay which had taken place before any pro ceedings were instituted, the length of time since the first commission of the act, the age of the girl, and her deportment in the boa, were all circumstances auX:ient to throw a doubt upon the truth of her evidence ; and, it they had a Alubt, it was better that many guilty persons should escape, than one innocent person suffer. The Cu A I Ass s s, After recapitulating the ,videncr, desired that the Jury would consider, that this trans firat took place upwards of two years and half ago. They would consider whether they be lieved this CASe against the father. When two persons only were present, and no immediate dis covery made, they should receive the evidence with a considerable degree of suspicion. The Jury, after some canstiltation, found the Di.- fendant Gritty ; and hews, committed to gaol till she sentence of the Court could be determined. On Wednesday and Thursday, the sth regiment *f Foot passed through Chatham on their way to the coast: they are a part of Lord PA cirr's brigade. Thursday, the Sherif, AIN‘LI And Nice went in their new carriages, attendvd by the ('ter Ra se § saaNcta, and left their invitation cards for the City Banquet, on Lord Mayor's day. fur His Royal Highness the Prince of Wats', and the different branches of the ROYAL FAMILY ; as also the Right Hon. the Loan Cs ANC ci.t.na. the CII AMC ELLOi of the 1.111.1111,KE1t, and all the Cabinet Ministers. The nilidi a ppearance of the new She: ills' carriages, in ivethwasteeet, attraßed the attention of the Tree- Messengers, atoll Ow place was .cir.a INTELLIGMict. ►ORTSMOUTH. OC r. 31. Arrived the Good Inlvet, Captain lrela 1, from London, bound to Gibralt.u.—%%ind Easterly. summons, O''T. St. Sailed this morning f-om the Afore, the llo.eltit sloop of war, and the Jihn armed ship, with a fhPet under convoy for the Baltic, with a light hreea_• at N.W. The signal fir a convoy to •Tonningen is flying on board the Ceres, no other ship being yet appointed. FALMOUTH. OCT. '29. Arrived this day, the Etly, Jones, from ?.ante, for London, with currants ; saw the outward-bound fleet under convoy of the Au, era, off Cape Spartel ; all well ; the Portuguese ship Isalalla, Captain Joas Musey, from London, to load at this port for Lisbon ; the James, Harrowsmith, from Riga, for Piymout:i ; the Hambro' ship, iik,rman, Captain Classen, from Bourdeaui, for Tonningcn, with wine, brandy, &c. detained, and sent in by the Lo cust gun-brig ; and Hind, Allon, from a cruise. Sailed His Majesty's ship Phaniz, thirty-sir guns, Captain Raker, for the Channel Fleet; and Totondie,od packet, Cock, with mails for Lisbon. The Thar of Kent packet, with the middle mails of this month, will sail on to-morrow, for the Lee ward Island►.—Wind N.E. OPAL, OCT. 31. Arrived His Majesty's ship Romulus, from Har wich. Sailed His Maksty's ship Antelope, Commoi Ire Sir Sidney Smith, with the Vesuvius bomb, awl el large fleet of gun-brigs, on a cruise off the French Came down by S , Aille frigate, and the ralorogre sloop of war, from Sheerness; and remain in the Dosses, with the rest or the ships, as per last. FROM I.lloi Ds LIST GIAVCIIINO, OCT T•e'airns Planter, Mack e, from ribligo; Jong , Lisot-, ftmen, from Neylft; lA,lphrtt, trona (inttenbu g ; Fote , from Archangel; and the Vrow .s. Stettin, Sailed , he Streton, and for c, Thaw, Lisbon; me M, Warren, for N-wry Arn:vusb, l'av t • , r for Waterford; Christiana, Rem. a, and the Free..rlcilii, ‘Vtllmott, for E./aim - we/ rivAentii, for N Tway !Nana klarivirma, KM. Dor ohs. Marla "a irestetta, and the Ci.rute Heffinine, Fart . - Off GrinVlby•••The Lihetty, Johnston; Younzakin, ---; and the %•otrs. Joh.,ttone; from tontsitigrit In the II iniber—rheerbeie. Smithson, (rem aleip. In the Orde—fit: Mare Wilson, Graham, runt Trinidad. At retuanc.:.—The .Maria Jahamta , Unit, from St. Thu. mae. bond to Colwell'Ag.ll At in.aie-..The Cite o. Cork, Itickorton, from London. At Tunissor.o...fm; Friends, hill. b um Lot den. At Cork-. rhe 11.ctar. Gri•Sth, tr ms Load .n; Marv. Go. 114,, from Archangel ; sad the POillql33, Cunoell, Stockholm At SVaii.ord.rhe Rinaldo, Fermin, leen St Ander.. At Be 1,, Grace, Matthews, 1i52.1. Newt York. At Na v rim General Prescritt, Bland, from ; Uis p nch , Erfurd, Iron Viana ; Salerrn,., (rom Dthii,..ll.ll; 1441),thitAfd, arid the (Rive Branch, from Liverpool. At Vsistais— rt.. Bentham, 1014 from Newfoundland. ZDINBUR(;H, Ocr. 28. RUB[) TRUST. At a General Meeting of Trustees for the Fife Roads, hel . en the !I:Rh of Otiober, a question of some impoi tame came uuder consideration, arising from the following circumstances:—ln forming the line of road from Aberdour, to Ilurntitland, the Trustees of the Kirk tldy di,tri4, is order to carry off the• water coming from high ground nn one side of the road, at a particular phi:e, where the Earl of Morton's property it situated on the other, found it necessary to make a conduit across the road, whereby the water was made to run in.(' the Earl's property ; he being bound, as they conceived, to carry it on to the proper level at Surly Barn, a short way distant. •Ehe measure was not agree able to the Earl ; who was of opiaion, that, in exe cuting it, the Trustees had exceeded their powers ; and he immediately carded the questiort into the Court of Session, where it had been for some time litigated between him and the Distriet Trustees. hi therto sitting upon their own responsibility The question appearing to th-m of a general nature, and assuming a very serious aspeCt, tram the litigation in which they found themselves involved, and which was evidently to be a lengthened and most expensive one, they thought it advisable to apply fin the advice and support of a general meting. Accordingly, a motion was made by Mr Oswald, of Dunnikier, and seconded by Mr. Fergusson, of Raith, for a Committee of Trustees from differ e nt parts of the county, to investigate the pro- ceedings, and to report their opinion to the first General Meeting. The motion was opposed by Lord Morton, chiefly upon the ground that the question was sob ji.dws, and that any report upon it until a decision was given by the Lords of Session, would he altogether nugatory, and might occasion the Auks Ard and unpleasant consequence of plac ing the General Meeting in opposition to the Su pr-tae Court, whose decision might be very oppo site in import to the proceedings of a Committee, nr of a General Meeting acting upon its Report. His Lordship also added, that the Report of the Com mittee would be defeetive upon another ground, because it behoved to proceed upon es pup te evi• deuces for, thinking as he did, he was determined that the Committee should net hear one word from him. Upon the part of the DistriEt Trustees, it was urged by Mr. Fergusson, and Mr. Wemyss,of Ctittlehill, that the question was of a general na. tore, entering deeply into the powers of Road Trustees, not in Fife merely, but over the whole kingdom -that the °Nen of the proposed Commit tee would be to inquire into proceedings which had taken place, and whether these were such as entitled the Distri. Trustees to the suppnt of the General Meeting. That no other evidence WAS proposed to 1: adduced, than what was already matter of record in the minutes of the DistriEt Meeting, and that the support of their constitOcota was demanded with the more confidence, because the law-suit was not a matter of their sreking, or necessarily the conse quence of their proceedings; even supposing them erroneous, the mode of redress pointed out by the ad, being by appeal to the Quarter Sessienst a mode that had beet, disregarded by the Noble Lord, who had at once entered :he Supreme Court, preferring a discussion there, to the usual and least expensive Court. After a debate, the Meeting agreed to ap point a Commit tee i n terms of We notiva. PRICIL 0/ et. James's Market es 21 Care Market Mtliiteehapel Market aft 11 Pet Stour at elb. 12s (4 Average Price... ♦t t'd Town -- 6 71. Od yemsws,,ap, enc.. of C4 , 4;f1e., p►r dux THIS MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Flutist', Nov. I. fraying Nattrary winds Coa.twise. the expected swop!' •s Grain in general are not alarmed. and to-day no freall of Wheat, a (Os salmi to tlivse rn request are made at a &man advsisee. Bohn is rather. dv.trvr. White Peas likevrim Malt hilly keeps its liaise. 0:1 B 'airs full as high Nave Tacks et pealed cheap.q. There 11-one or very few ..1 O A ?. on the M aket, sale. of good .I...slity :ha at bettor price, and Flour co • mit to euNtoet it. Inc pries. eldltßFN'r PRIVE OF GRAIN. Wheat GZ• 7U.. Bean. 4fiv. 53a 04. 744. 77. 01 Tick 8eein......324 4G.. Od. Rye 5O. 9s , 01. Oats. 254 90..94. Barley Malt 7as RI. 0 4 Raps 5eed......40 411 Bd. White Peas Ms. 60s. Od Fine Finn: his 70. 0 , C. Pin a. 1). M PRICE OF sErns IN MARK-I.ANE. Curaway Na 01 to 0 , 1. 04 per cwt. Corratder 11s 0.1 to 14 , 0.1 White %inward Seed . fi 6I to 1:14 6J per bu:hcl. Rmwo ditto Ot 6,1 to les Od Broad linos .. O.l to 70s Od ;ler quarkr Lena Pods . 11141 ltd to SOS Od Tar" . !kis 01 to 504 Od to ~.s Od PRICES t)F lIAV AND STRAW. •DAB. sr IA MISS WNI • Hay ...Si Or a4l 114 I Hay 31 104 a4l 18. Ne. Closes"— .01 Os • 011 Os I Straw .11 12s a 11 18v Straw ll 164 a 21 5- PRICE F HOPS. stns. POCISTI. Kota ...... 1 , 1, to Al us Rent 7l —. to 91 SUS4eX.... .61 6+ to 71 7s Snows 71 to RI F 5 ex 61 6. to 7) 711 Farnham... 101 to1:1 SMITHFIELD, FR:DAV, Nov 1. Tn wnk tio.. Offal—per Stone of 814. Beef es 24 to 4. `.'d I Veal.... ..34 ill to tit 0.1 Mutton utton 1. 1 . 54 to 4t 1041 Pork Gd to Go Ikl Lama 44 Od. b 4s. Cod. I lead of Cattle Ctia Day, •brot inO—Sheep and Lambs, 9,140. NEWGATE AND LI .DVAHALL MARKETS Carew's. nv tl Reef le 64 to 1. 64 Muttftn 011 1 4 4 In 44 04 Laith V.al. 2i Ind to 4. ....... 54 Od Od. t.. 4. Od. TALLOW. Yellow ltu , sia.... 71. 72 Gd Whit:: ,littu .... 69. Oil Soap ditto.... —s Od 66, 0.4 Melting Stuff..—.Od 5Ss Od Ditto roilelt —s —s Graves ... .. —s lls IGood Drescs..... .... ..4 10. Atottle I, 88s--Curd, 92.. Ila d.L-Moiuldo, od. RAW HIDES. Sort Heiress and Steers, ler stone, Ss. M. to 3e. 14 Mi44 , ings Ss. 24. to 3s. 44. Ord:nars Market Ca'f l2:. GI ea , h. F.oletslt Horse S!ier;, Ska., •• •• • Ss. Od. to 4 64. Latish. Skins Si. Ott. to 46. PRIOR pr IXATHER. Butts, 53 to 561 b. omit Ditto, GO to 6511). each 26,1 to 274 104,t-ehatit. Redo 3.1.1 to 244 DfP4N.lg Hi4ea 224 to 9.34 Fine C•tatit Hides rid to 254 Croy Hides for cutting 22d to 25 Flat t)rali.lartt 214 to 92N1 Calf Slam., sin to 4 , 0). per Dosen 384 to 4c34 Ditto, 50 to 731 b St44l to 42.1) Ditti, 70 i t limb Smell Scala 1 / 4 f...:4 -enlamt) 39.1 to 4ot ) inrer flats. 1004 I-. 180 s per dozen. Tanned Horse iimithp...•• Cis to 3.5 t rr Gnat Skins COAL-NARIET. tivt. 1. Midst Mleket. &W. Price. .9 1 1“Newca.do..•• ••..11 1 11.••,..•41ta Od a 63. 04 13..15iirideriaod DIVIDENDS PAYABLE AT OVILDHALI., ow moll DA V. N. Henry Hal., Rii-hin Nile, London , oilman - • 10 Jrlm Bell, 0..1 City Chambers, London, Yrine-m,nntistit 1 I James Hawkins, the chins, Rothe hall* wall, Surrey, boat-builder - 10 George Andrews, late of Holybeume, Hampshire, tanner U Yesterday—ALL S INTl—Holitayatt 'be Public Oltices. COUKSE OF EXI A moterhm .... 1310 4 Otte" 15 0 j Rottertafn e. f 11 7 t 11. Hambutih. 74 9 911 1 . Alton *l2 10 2 Ir, Pen..... Uita , 96 0 11.112G1'..—Nov 1. Ventes 591 it.. pi& 62 ( )iworto IS2 90.1. n Co It 13 ••'lilYll. I • a !Nausea, Gobi i•I C•a■ ao Has pee os 0 n Dnnlennns . ..... 0 n tier Ohna.s Silver In Haft 0 0 0 New I, nw each 0 0 • A lm n n the Rank or liulLuie 54 per Cent. 2N; I 53) 4 ' ) 44i r.) AJV*. BIRTH. aly, tha Lady admiral Hay, of the Dept, Mtidstrumt, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At Letorth.nt, Cord. H. M. Ferri volt, •f the Rota! .on of Gen oti rArrolgtnn, of %fit. La'Ara *0, 14 Brom. I •r, .oungest darehter of th• Lite Charles Bromley, Eli. of Madras. Yeatertlay, St St Gen,g...a, illanover....,pnre, by the Rey. R. Hodgson, Abraham Cuntherhatch, Ein of Tahoe. 1.0.1ge. Berks. to Mit. Charlotte .fottea, deoghter of R 13. Jones, Kul. of Hereford street, Grosveoor•sqoAre. At H impsaal, nn Saturday put , Francis I.ltter. Eq. of Little Madrloa-ore.t, Ifanovet..quare, to Mu.s Ifnahly, of orrhaol , trent, Portman-vile-Ire. ding• ter of the Into Jo,eplo Ro•titly, Lan. C.omminary-General at St. Ooroineo. On Satatriay last.. at Exmouth Chapel, by thy Rev Mr. Rrmer, Capt. Martin. of the lo Re4ernent of root (;.cods, to bliss Rowlson, rlatoghter of knwl.on, Ell. of that place. DEATHS On Wednesday, at Clamon, Capt Birtholoinew Rook, late of the Juniata West Ind hamar'. At Haiti/ogre, A merit , . no the 12th of Aneied last, *Per a tedious Mrs. Jackson, wife of Mr Henry Jackein, formerly of Dublin.—She was sister to tho late FYI Kli Ma. grath, Esq. of that city. Ho Tuesday morning last, Mr. Henry Post, eldest ion of William P.M. Fsq of St. G.-ores-Place, Canterbury. Yesterday seurright, in the prime of life, Mrs Turner, wik of John Turner, Esq. of Ley, in Cadbury. Riding fmm tne limns of her brother, the Rev John Ratite s of Sulteriniths on • double home, the tid last the home started, and threw her, she wan taken tio.pe.clihist, and continued so till the Mot. A woman of her high spirit, liberal mind, and warm arid friendly disposition, is a public less, and as such the will be long felt and iegretts44 HI(HI WATF.It Tills DAY AT LONDoN hlarra... Watts. atm* Eir.5....V3 eta. aster 11. 11..ur.ieatax MI eft rt. Ma It'd ..•. 211 30 Leghorn 521 I qanles Genoa.... 471 lig pie. Dublin an I.nnoinn :1111 Relfast on I,ondan Or) liolf4nr nu 1).41.11,11011(11 SALE ITY AUCTION. pi , NTRAITS. By Mr Rtt:HA It MON, Al big Tirooto, No 31, to the Str.tod, on Wrns - ,E,0 NEX 1 . , a.d TY/11 ( 1 .161/pilif Ir:01.41111g., a 1 SPX (01,44 C• A COLI.F.CTIONof ENGLISH POR FRAI rs, aptoitiining to the taritrat Clattea, mtny yery set Ind partteulAy om.fol the pnrpnoe of illtntratton by We' folhottigesteetned Liigravert:—Delasam.FlstrJelo.,Yogionie Ghoe , , Ib.IIM , Lorg la, loonthart. Marth.lll, the Pt,tyo, d , ,hatoe, White, ei,c. being the Duißicatet of the Pete Rnhert Grist- To viewed on Tue.d it next and Worthy! c„„ . !genet, pre.• Soxpenee, now be Me of M r . R chards**, ho. 31, in the Strand. 41••••_7••••--..7 - Preparing fur Preis, and will be published hy seeeenption le the eit.iiing Winter, i n One elegaot VolllolP, on Wove rapes, and lost parsed, pima to Subscr i b er , li.sirds, to ue paid on delivery of tie tVorlt, A SYS TENI of DOMES TIC COOKEItY , I adapted as Well to the refin.-4 save of the Eiriciire, as th e . ott• rural Life. To which will be stkehel, ESSA y , a comparstive survey of theavarions or pr..parrilg Vla and serving Table Delicscies in *esteem; kingdom. of F.urope,tue Ea.t arut West Indies, My JOHN SKILL, Purveyur General, ,Ire ke. to Their Imperial and Most F,ltbrot Tioeir Royal Highnesses the Prince of Dukes of Viiik and Clareutc?, Duchess of Curnberlaid, Of the Italian and French Warehouses, Fish h,teesi,ii Portable Sou • Manufactory, No, 15 and 16, Strand, ,tee,,, Ye-ATI Martin'. Church, London. Established upw ar d s of Fluty ADDRESS. The object of the present Pubdcation is to supersede those fCtr,iagiult Vitt roltliertit . systetnt with whhh the Poin t has bon( hewn rieluesul, and in their stead to present a PRACTI. CAI. Tlt EA I'ISE on I'OOKEtt Y, 11.111e4 eitthr to the able of the Prince, ur toe Ituatble.t Cottatr. To I enoninny in our rep: eta, and yet preserve alt erg toceiti them ; to give to t' etc forms and cogiim e the et,. queue of the hrit circles of rank. and fa.hi . rn ;to cottran the gout, m(01.1, and. manners, of the Atteratt with thaw of ths Metros ; and throughout the artaligeuteGto of Donaistic Eta. ninny, to combine elegant , . and utility. To the Navy and Ar•hy thi. Wu k will be peculiarly seise. able, as every :ittcntion will he paid to the a;:reinins of Naval and Military the ; a ciiii,deuasint highly Important in long Voyages, ie. Form the peculiar profession of the Author, soda 10.4 re sidmee on the Coo tootnt 01 Europe, he 1. enabl d tot the subj et in a suaonur entirety new, and r, rend", it uniqu e by the itteoritiltalluil of Receipts, Which no Cook can sup, :y, and, which have bcen hittertu &retaliated Trade Secrets, and there fore unpublished A., roam Seethe will he devoted to the pieuaratina of INDIAN DISHES; a sy.tem scarcely known in Engt oi a ton which, gmendly known, cannot fa:l to create an lit tht regnue of the Tab:e, and produce a revolution iii cite gout of the boos •ivants ! • • Name, of Sua:cribers will he received at thous. Skit and a' whose Warehous-, the ChOteellt asathttleol to 1.0114011 or t ie 10 . 10 , Ttott Article: is masts:lay to be iced , ;aid nit the most ,uudeiate tahlf, Viz. SPRUCE: RYER, Of the choir ♦t quality, aril to the finest order for drinking, and at .ioly Six Shillings per Owen ; delivered to any Not of London, free of txpenee, for ready money only, bottles extra Iniikeeners, Tavern, CofFm-hume Keeper.. ri...:taino. Ste. supplied on inure reasonable v..: on than st any other }lrmo. in London Alec., with The FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, fa nuking the Her with, which will bst found to nuke The mot salubrious heeerav ever drank fur the spring, 1111111:11ff, and au. tenths' months Priti ed dir►ctinm for brewing on each jar, and any qttantity packed for exwet.iiinio, a 4 counter nrd••r4 at a short owke. FINE NEW DANISH Clt.‘NliEllßlES,Revi and White, in i4r4, 74 64 14s. and 20.. each, properly packed for Town and Country, lately imported. Mt. Sit dt , having resided many years In Great Britain, Frame, Spain, Flanders, and Portugal, and haying formed • y exten sive c•mnecnau durittg bur residences Ma those evuoirit., is minded w obtain all the delucaves fin the table, and every article iii the foreign line, with the greatest expeidon; and, iu cobserirenee, the Public can always rely that Megan:let W irehnwn-s „Ira of the sett kinds. genuine, awl to the npot moderne terms. SKILL', SIN-POUNDERS. or liaise of may fix pruln , ll each, tar small f.uni ewer! P .ttural Th. 7 are of • moat rwit.ite (pillory ior! in 1.1 f 1.1%, u- H AMS, TONGUES, &c. ut i t ati.l tie greatrit quatitittei. • N EATS` TONGUES, nicely pickled, always wa.ly fVr Vw, Mot regolioilg «mking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and eery other son of Smoked Tmigues WESTPFILALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND HAMS. WILTSHIRE: BACON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST .MOR LAND Ditto, and mod excellent PIGS' CHOPS. Skll.l,'S PICKLED in *mall Cask., fur t:ie U'e of Gentktaen in the Navv and Ar,ny, Yamilw , .tc. N. B. West India Captains of Shi., &e sueldiA with Any Quaritiq at the ril/irtest Notice, and with all kinds of Prosisnion, Bottled Porter, dec. I)UTCII REEF, to gate for Bread and Liter, and to make Beef Shaio,:g. with SKILL'. GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. *Pe verb great fame Mr Skill has arqtrored be the Sale In German and Brit./p..1 Saunig , s, has induced Won't.. keep .:liars a large Stock on 114114 ; and Merclunt. , Capt uns of Slttps. Sc. may have any 4 - vl...my at the di-irtest nucce, packed for the East and West Indira, Arneri , /, The True liitI2NSWICK S.AUS AGES, with Garlick ut without. Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every S.,it and Dr'acn i two. TIP , . RICHES r SAUCES IN THE Wt/RLD. SKILL's IMPERIAL and ROYAL c.‘mr SAUCES. to be eaten with all vonv of Vi/h. Raven., Sc and tin in; ever/ kind in' hlade•l/isii,Game, Hadies, Stews, %hal,. Cutlet', Ad —A Collea inn of which ate of the higrd. Value to evert' 1 : 411fil who ate them cwt./witty. CAMP S MICE. of mum exquisite Eta/nun, and admiral)/ adapted fin enriching ever, kind id Stews, flashes, Maths Sic. within.% r.Nottiotir other Sea. 00000 ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, fur Fish Sauce, from the teal GOrgillta AilellOVlC., that hi.• reaoininends t. , unties in general. as the riche.t in England. SAUCE DES EPICURES, far Devilling all Sorts of Poultry, &c and for fe,l4. 11111 l g Made ni•lir.s. COKATCII, to eat with Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Mal' tont holt% &e. QUIN SAUCE, tit ad with Tu.tvut, Lobsters, and tams ..f Elan. SAUCE A LA SUISSE, he Muck Turtle, rich Soulri and all Kind. of Gra•res. PICKLE., prepared after the meta approved ►{at thief, an,lfrom the CliOit e.t Fruit. SAUCE A L'IMPV.III•AIA., that roll be found wan a*: cellent f.r stoning EPIS, Pike , (:.irit. Tench, &c SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Wahitit Ketchup, Indian Soy. MUSIIRI/OM SAUCE, Casiee, Puirrarl•Safee, &c. SAI.I.AD S ALICE, containin g all the Ingredients floe.. awry fardressing a Sallad, Asia is pod to at with Lobsters. S SAUCE DES ISLES ISRITANNIQUES,Zoobditty Mats Caper Sauce, Oyster Ketchup, Sauce a l'Echallotte, and er other Sauce used at the most fashionable tables, tannin.; • greatest Collettion in Eugland. In Bottle. et N. and Sa each ; in Cases with pan' in t containing Twelve Bottles of a b ove S aucer , 11. It. N. B. In Chests, containing Id Caere of the abase Saw stoutly pecked for the Nast and Want bulks, A Ogriti. 1 LONDON :—Print .d h, G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, D.' • Cr in, Row Str.A, Covent Garden, .and Pabliehei II ...f Office, No. 3, Rack of St. Clentieou'e Cisurc.l6, W. ST UCK, of No. 7, New Belr.e. Sweet, LA; thief's, &c. for this Piper, awn se dtei (mks (0 , 4144 4 ~ll►e duly atemdid tw al•fiZt re_ 4 10-1 16-