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.1.• LAW .'Ettlehrirck: 4 COURT OF KING's-BENcii, tVEs tAINSTER, Jcor 12 The case or the KING v. Bear, for per*, ry, was tint off until the Sittings after nest Michaelmiii Term, on the grounds of an agent not being ap pinlte‘l for the Defendant. Several other canoe; of no public interest Mete disposed of, and the Sittings endrd. OLli BAILEY SESSIONS. AA/ &efure Mr. Jeceire LAWIIIL%CE, Mr. AIM, CHASSIS', end several Aldermen. pox 12. Timis Fisk, was inclined fer the %riled murder 0 Anne, his wife, by shooting her through the heal . Susannah Berleston deposed, that the prisoner was a gunlock-smith, and lived at No. 13, Mount tleasanr, Gray's-inn-lane. She lodged in the house, and on the :idol ditto-, et five o'clock in the morn ing, was drinking tea with the deciesiel A person tame to the window and broke a pane of glass ; the Same person then came to the door, which was holted, and asked for the key of the shop. The deceased handed it nut to hint and bolted the door ; n short time aver this the prisoner carne to the par lour dour, cold finding it was locked, cried out, wo'n't you la me in r' This the deceased refused, end the Prisoner attempted to force it open, but could not. Ile then went away, and shortly after she heard s person go up stairs, come down again, and go into the yard. The window of the back room was then opened, and the deceased went into the roern to shut it. Immediately after the wit ness heard a shot fired, and not hearing Mrs. Fisher stir, concluded she was gone to hide; but the si lence contiauing dhc went into the room and found it full of smoke. The deceased was lying on the ground apparently dead. On her cross examination, she said the prisoner was often, to all appearance, out of his mind ; but had not been in that s:ete for a fortnight before this happened. Joseph Underwood lives in Beathe's Buildings, Mount Pleasant. On the 9d of June, between five and six in the evening, he was alarm ed by a child, who told him what had hap pened. He went immediately to Fisher's house, and on entering the front parlour, he saw the Pri soner sitting in the corner ; he then looked into the back room, the deceased lay behind the door, about two yards from the window; her left eye was sus pended on her left temple, being forced out of the socket ; a great quantity of blood issued from her bead, and she WAS to all appearance dead. He then left the room, and, having gone a little way from prisoner's house, met an officer of the name of Rice, whom he brought back with him; the Prisoner was then in the same place he left him. Rice searched him, but nothing of any consequence was found on him. A person who was in the room said to hint, " Fisher, I never thought you ',mild have done this;" and the Prisoner answered, " but I have done it." The witness, and an officer of the name of Wood. wept into the back shop, and, after searching for a considerable time, foand two pistols at tile farther end of it, among some scraps of iron : one of them appeared to have been lately dis charged. and had blood on it ; the other was loaded, hut he ennld not say whether it was primed or not. On cross-examination, he said the Prisoner seemed Trench agitated; his eyes net c darting out of his heed, but lie did mat think he was intoxicated. Thomas White, an officer of Hatton Garden, in eonsecience of information, went with Wood, a bro ther oflicer, to the Prisoner's house, and having ap prehended him, took him to Hatton Garden.-- On the way, he asked him, why he was guilty of snch a rash aft? and the prisoner said it was done in the heat of passion. Geroge NVood, the other officer, gave the same testimony ; and further stated, that he had found the pistol:, and that one of them. when ere charge was drawn before the Coroner, WAS loaded w.th a b Thomas Rice gave moth the same evidence as the former witnesses; and farther stated, that he asked the Prisoner why he was guilty of such a horrid crime ? He answered, "It was the aggravation of the moment." Sarah Brionly testified to the situation of the de ceased ; and, on her cross-examination, said, the Prisoner had been, for a considerable time back, often in a deranged state. Vigo Armstrong, a surgeon, saw the deceased, shortly after she was murdered, lying in the back parlour, with a quantity of blood about her. The left eye was forced out of the socket by a ball from a pistol or some such weapon ; the ball entered :it the inside corner of the left eye, and shattered the bore in a dreadful manner; the deceased was dead, and the wound she received seas undoubtedly the cause of her death. tie opened the head before the Coroner, and it appeared that the ball had passed torengh her brain. The Prisoner be:ng then asked, what he had to say in his defence ? said, in so low a tone, that one of the clerks was obliged to repeat Isis words to the Court— " Aty Lord, 1 have frsquently been put past my senses from the ill usage of th;• wife and suns; they put me us prison about r.nee inotislis ago; thick my two eldest sons into partnenhip, a •d my wife a..• 11.1 hawr an age :enient drawn up that they fo;utild have part the tools, 1... t of she stock, and parlor the .hok! fionittow, and of the house; she also ishisted on having all the foststanding de',ts. I was stilling to agree to all this, hie that would not satisfy them. The agreement as not strong enough to keep them; they wanted to lease a•rlll% , te part of the goods to themselves; though, by the ceasclt, they were bound to carry on busioesa at Nu 13, Mount P;PAcatit. My wife wished them to gn from me, SW also 5.• lease me herself; and, because 1 would not agree to lois, they w.. se alwass upon me, and drove me beyond my e••o es, so thus 1 was often guilty of improper aces." Ge:setwe Barclay, a smith. said he served his ap preaticeship to the Prisoner, and continued with ldrri for ten years, for the first five or six of which I.e was a very good master • but, in 178% he, by accident, received a blow of a sledge hammer on the top of the heed, as he was !trooping to his work, from a mart of the name of Plumby. When he re ceived the blow, he fell, and lay senseless for two of three days. From this time, he did not condua himself es he did before, but would often give him orders, end next moment forget he gave them, and would then talk in the must incoherent manners sunning from one StlhiPa to another. Thomas Cuasteble stared his apprenticeship to 1•..- . . *Dens?, A * fli;l'ititKii - 1' nitie'n 0 . 4 an d rtillat ,im n years, during which time the Prisoner's conduet was not regular. He had often seen him working from six in the morniu:r urtii nine, and then stopping sudden ly and remain for a considerable time, opening and stunting Isis mouih, then staring abmit ana look int wildly, leaving the ir. , n he was working in the fire un til it WAS cormsirtely spoiled. Sometimes he would be singing, then raiking sensibly, then on politics, then of Moses, Aaron, and Jacob, withoUt any conneniorn ' and in the most ludicrous manner. He at one time met him standing in the street, with his bacl: a.v,ainit a post, and his shoes in his hand, with A great inttnl. guineas in each; it was with difficulty he could gr4t him to put them on and go home ; in short, his condita. at times, appeared to him to be that of a madni in. . )Nineteen witnesses swtre examined on tTie part of the Prisoner, ail of whom testified to different mad nits of which he had been guilty, viz. titnn'ing up and down the house with a loaded gun, Which the neighbours were obliged to take from him by force ; ru using through the streets with his eyes staring; talking and singing. in the most nonsensical m in ner, then talking gravely, and going from one sub jed to another, without any meaning. Mr. Justice Lova erce read over the evidence to the Jury, and observed, that there were two things they had to consider ; the fist was, whether the de ceased got Ka death by the prisoner ? of which, he thought, there was no doubt ; the next was, what state of mind the Prisoner was in, when he com mitted the offence whether he could distinguish right from wrong at the time, though his Feneral conduit was that of an insane man ? t his, he said, was the only point they had to consider; and, after explaining the law to them, recommended them to direst their attention to the evidence given. The Jury retire.l, and, in about ten minutes, re turned a verdiEt of arquillt/f. Great joy manifested itself in the Court ; some clapping was heard in the gallery. Mr. Justice LAWIIIBNCE asked the Foreman, whe ther it was on the ground of insanity the Jury had pronounced their verdid ? Being answered in the affirmative, he desired that the prisoner ihottld be detained and taken care of. Mary Parttell, a very young voothan of genteel unpearance, was found :wiry of uttering a forged back note for N,47+ if L INTELLIGENCE. rot - J.3%lmm', JULY It. Arrived several outward-bound vessels from the Downs. Dropped down to St. Helen's His Majesty's ship Sarirrn, with the ontward-bound East Indiamen. The Rayal Sarerrio min of war, and Triad bomb !ender %vete tL•is day released from quarantine.— Wind ndttherly. - • PLYMOUTII, JULY 10. Came in the Fait? sloop of war, from .1411.1ieR. last from Cork ; and the Swedish ship Merrariar, from Alicant, for Amsterdam, detained by the Iris frigate.—Wind N.W. AI. N.:iUTII, JULY 9. Arrived the American ship Dix no, Captain Bale son, with tobacco and staves, from Virginia , in 27 days; the Danish ship Fame, Captain Theilson, from the coast of Spain, with wine, its 8 weeks; and the Danish dogger Boletie, Captain Thompson, from Alicant, with brandy. Sfileft , fie Prt:,eeti Cea•l.'te packet, Kerr, with a Mail for Jamaica.—Wind N. E. HARWICR, lULY I I. The Lark picl-et, Captain 1),11, sailed yesterday with the mails of the 9th and sth for Husum. Those of the same date for Gottesiburgh are detained here. The Priam. of Wake packet, Captain Hearne, ar rived here yesterday with the mails, and several passengers from Husum. DEAL, JULY It. Sailed this morning the Vesecius bomb, with the Read Sorereign, Ronni Ch2rlotte, and the Princess Auguita yatchs, under convoy for Weymouth ; and the Prospero bomb, with a convoy for Portsmouth. Sailed through the Downs the names, Benton, for New Providence. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. aaaetrae. Off the Lizard—The Polly ► Cait, from Now York. At Lirerpmil—The Ros.., Jenkiiii, from New Orleaus; and the Quebec, Illowsrd, from Quebec At Dublin—The Ann, Jamison, from Jamaica. At Ileirmit Port—T:le Afars, Powell, from Charleston. At Newfoundland—The Prickle, Ford, fmm Daitinouth ; Lark, Norton, from Liverpool; Commerce, Britain ; Mi nerva, Wistow, (loin Poole. At Botany Bay—The Alexander, Rhode►, from London. The Argo, BADEN, from London, for the South Seas, arrived at Rio Janeiro, on the 19th of March. The British Tar, of London, was at Port Praya, on the 11th of January. The Charming Kitty, of London, is also arrived at Rio, with only forty tons of oil, the Captain and seven men having died. The Afrihrook and A,li» sloops of war sailed from Oporto on the 2tith of June, with a fleet for Eng land. The Maria, FOXRESDAILE, from Dartmouth, for Newfoundland, is lost near Ferryland. In addition to the number of daring actions exe cuted by British bravery, we have to relate one, performed by the Second Lieutenant, and part of the crew of the Wrangler gun-vessel, commanded by Lieutenant Jour+ Perna The if inn was cruising off Boulogne, and perceived a sloop ly ing under the batteries, ready to sail on the first convenient opportunity ; the Commander of the Wrangler proposed attempting to cut her ont. and was immediately seconded in the project by his se cond in command, and a set of jolly fellows sufficient to man the long boat; they pushed off almost as soon ps the scheme was formed, and in a short time reached their objeEt. They were challenged by the sloop's centincl, to whom they paid no attention, but running the boat alongside immediately hoard ed. The Frenchmen, when they !law our gallant countrymen on the deck, took direrilly to a boat lay ing alongside the sloop, and made the best of their way towards shore, leaving only their captain on board. We are happy to announce that the sloop was brought ont safely without the slightest injury to any one, though a very heavy fire was kept up from the batteries. The prize was laden with v isions is arrived at Ramsgate pier. '?'NE MARKEr§. • rr)RN EXCHANGE. FNVIT. Fr • Vir e l t i.' e on.e further ariiralt of F.eeigo Whet, but fine Oil toeing leleVfr. ard in demand, fully mrintain tart. pace : •for other qualities the trade it dill/. K i rks ver y s c a rce , and j., in much zequeat tut coiratwi.e. • Malt varies little. ileanc i t , plenty ana elte.iper. Whitt) Peas dearer. Ova arrive iii rahre.opc,dy. and tlinie of AAtntiality readily übtaln their price. • Pine Fintir is not so plentiftil, and *tome sales rather exceed "sir currency. , CITIRFNT PRICE OF GRAIN. sVltear.. ...... .494. Gr, 904. Ite. m . .944. 94. 0.1 Tick Hean......40• 4', .0' Rife: 444 51, 01. 0 - it- 251 211• Barley • 36:. 424 0.1. 'l6 0 •74: dI. R ape 00 110. o.•'. White Peas 04. Ord Fine Fl..ur 754. HO.. 0.1. ()rev Peas 40. 4 5 . oa. ^- 754... • . PRICE 1W •• .or HOPS 'AOC POCII(71. Rent 31 IN to m 101 1 Kent . 51 18. to RI tRs I Stogies.... .34 3s to 61 Its tt Ci ti.tex 51 Ns to 61 10, F.ssent PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. TIM PADA Y. IT. J 411111 3 .1. SINITIC!, %Pet . Hay ..51 3. a 31 5. Hay 41 102 a 51 5s New 01 U. a 01 0. New 11l OS a 01 B. CLOVeI... .. 01 Os a 01 0.1 Clover 41 IN a 51 14. Straw 91 11s a 31 G. Straw 2l 14s a 31 lOs himi ninF.l.l), Fatuar, Jute 12. To Sink the Offsl—per Stune of elh. Beef 44 44 to 5s 44 Veal ..... ..4 s 04 t o 54 Od n Moffett 44 Od to 51 W I Pork ..4s Od to 4s 8,1 Lamb 51. Od. 4fa, $4. Head of Cade this Diy, Beasts shout h)o—Sheep essd;Le4e.9,79l. NEWUITN.. ANL) L1 , AL.11.."411 tLL MatkKLES By the Ca,ease. Beef 3s fl,l to 4s 11l I Veal Ss 0 , 1 an 4s Bd Mutton ...3 s 8.1 to 4. 6.1 IPo 1t 4l - 01 ht 4 , . 1114 Lam% 4 - .4 , 1. t. 5.1. 44. ...--- PICK O TALLO Si. Jamees Market..R S 1 Od F Town Tu ne. 65; lid Clara Market . Si 101 Russia (Cari.) 69s 04 I" iterharl Market. is 91 R wets do. ( 50.)...66e 67s Od Per S!rote 018 lb. --.... Melting Staff.... 55s 561 Od 11s Od Ditto rough Average Price.,. 3s 10r1 Graves "' ' " Yellow Snap, 764...-4 Price of Candle,, per dt,a. Gond 1/retrs . ...... ....10s ttle I, !164—Curd. 2lts. Its d 12s. 01 PRICE OF !TACKS, YESTERDAY. Rank Stock 182 184 3 per Cent Reduced • •• •• ••• 9 lik 3 per Cent. C.onsols .6os 591 60$ 4 irer Cent. .. 7llls 771 74 b per Cant. Navy 9 oiii 6 per Cent. Loyatty 9oe I.ring Annuities . l7 5 16 alum Ditto ' 4 5-16 °minium 6 5: 6 Consols hr .. .. il 60: 61$ T. BISH, Stock Becker, So. 4, Cornhill, and 9. Charing.Crnos. PRICE OF 11 1311 STOCKS—Jute 6. G re. Deb 31 percent.., Ditto, ', per "cot 904 g Ditto Stock. 5 per cent Gana C,nal Loan, 4 per cent 68 Ditto Loan r, per cent. Royal Canal Loan, 4 ; per cent........ ...... 98 COURSE OE EXCH krnstertan, JP 4 2 U. Ditto at Sight 37 7 Kotterlsni • l2 2 2 U. Hambu-Rh 95 9 2;11. Alton. .... l's 10 2111. PAM I /lay', date 2i lit D•tt.i Ilimuleaux • 26 7 Ca lit Ditto Marltul .... in ptorr Ditto 3ll effect. Ihna Lethoir 491 Naples Dublin nn London (Jul R.-if-tit on I"Am' (Jun , &lieu on Dublin (Ditto GE, FIIDAY, JULY 12. Gen .r 4 tj Venice 191 I.i.bon GO Opn•t.. 6l Dublin lot •VIIInM. I. . Portuiral Gold iu and Bars per ex 4 0 0 D.ulolnoos ..... 0 t , New Dollars S.leer Wit Sara New Louis each n 0 ;1 Atin on the Bank of I-Juliana 5 per Cent. 1) ll 028). .- 7 1 i 1..........4# 5 61 days. El Rnis. Lately, at Fecot House, Devonshire, the Lady of Sir John Kennaway, Bart. of a sou A few weeks since, 'vim. Yenman,nlWairtow, near Frome, and two other Ladies of the sante neighbritirhood, were deli. vet,' of Eight Children, all of whom are now living and healthy. DEATHS. fit Wednesday, at her house, in Scotland-yard, mug de serve.lly lainenterl, Mrs. Street, wife of G Street, F.si. Last week, Mr. Bishop, miler, of liumberitone, Leices tershire: his death was occasioned by drinking a quantity of cold water, whilst at work in afield, the preceding Friday. Thomas', Mr. Mitt, a master butdier, in Newputt Mar ket. He dropped flown in his shop, and instantly exulted. The deceased was a young man, and for several days prior to his death, had complained of illness. A similar Instance of sudden death omitted very recently in the sante market. Last week, at her mother's house, at Ware, Herta, Mrs. Sayer, wife of Mr. Sayer, General Accumptant in the Excise Office. On WednewLty July 3, Mr•. Thornewill, wife of nnu Thornewill, E..q. of Dove Cliff, near Burton on Trent. DIIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONIX)N RRIME. Mum ....4 mut. After 3. Ev •n. ...J9 min.after 3. CAPITAL MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, MUTER SQUARE. TO RE SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mes.rs. BUR I'ON and VENNUR, the LEASE, with eirl• Poulos Wows of commodious arid very convenient MERCANTILE. RESIDENCE, mii.t eligibly situate. iu Rd liter-square, Fenchun•h-street, containing • suit of Drawing Room:, Dining Parlour, Two Counting Unwire, Three prin. eipal Chambers, Dressing Rooms, Twn Servants' sleeping Rooms, and suitable domestic Arrangements. To be viewed hetween the flours of Twelve and Three, with Tickets only; which, with further Particulars, may be had of MONTI. Burton and Venom, 62, Conant!. PICCADILLY, OPPOSITE BOND STREET. By Mr. STEWART, On the Premise , . by Order of the A.signees of Mr. John Cinder, Bookseller, a Rinktipt, THIS DAY, July 13, and following Days (Sunday excepted), beginning the Sale en each Day at Twelve o'Clnek, r `HE LEASE of the PREMISES, being one of 1 the first, at the West-end of the Town. for any R lad Business • likewise th e va l ua bl e and choice Stock of the best N dent Books, many in elegant bindings; the u.eful and ele gant Household Fmnitiire, Shop Fixtures, &e. To be viewed till the time of Stk. and Catalogue. and intitieJ Par.i.t.ilar of the Lease had, the Premiss; and at Mr. Shewarrs AuSion RUIII3II (opposite Albany), 4 • Preparing fo rd , awl *ill be publi.lls' h . .' Sub etpa.,, I , this ensu Winter, in One elegant Volni ~ ate ii,,.„., on Wove rapes, and hot pr..miat. prie r tn Subset' bc , It', Boards, to be paid on delivery ofthe :ii, 0,. A SYSTEM of I)OMESTIC COOKERY (1 . adapted a's well tn the refiio r 1 Llg't of the Epieuro , simple wishes of rural Lite, Ti, Whir h w , ll h e s t; 1„; ~1 An ESSAY, being a eninnarativectirsey of the tariott; t 4 f, -- :, t , el prepardig Viiiiil., eii.l serving Table Delicacies in th,t.,,,, Kingdoms of Eciepe, the Rest and Wen Indies, ite. ar. Hy JOHN SKILL. Purveyor General, &t... Ste. to Their loio •rial sod vi m , F ., i ,„ r4 Maje•tie4, Their Royal Ifiglinewiet the Priam of ty,i, Ditkes of Toth and Clarence, Dockers .ifCiiiiibeihrol,l., Of the 014 Italian and French Watehnele. Path m 00,.,, a , Port able Soo . hienufactoly, No. 15 and 16, sty.* 4 4 St Martin's Church, London. Established ilowerds of E,„ 4 Years, ADDRESS. The object of the present Publication is to sopersy4 6, 4 extras again and romantic steins wills which the h lone been itehiced. and in their mead to pr-s-nt a CAL THE...4'IINi.: no COOKERY, •inted either to tile of the Prince, or the huinbleq Coltacrr. To promote cronginiF in our repasts, and v.t pryr,,,,, elegance in then. ; to give to their forrnsand co"tome 111, ati quette of the first Circle% ofrank and fadiion ; W coot, L b. rinit, modes, and manners, of the Ancient: woh throe ,Itt;1 Afrylerns ; and throughout the arrangement:4 o f Do ni ,tic EL, ninny, to eon:bine elegance and utility. To ihe Navy and Arnie this I: will he pi culiar:, abl , , as "'very attention will be valet to th, az , erit . ,,S .1 N.:41 and Nfilit.try life; a consideration highly ',uptown "., I„ Voyage:, i.e. Fonm the peculiar profeAsicat of the Author, arida hag sithairc , in the Continent of Etliope. lie L en.bi d to hey tha sabicrt in a mariner entirely liewr, and to rende r It nci ine be th e incorporation of Receipt., which no Conk call supply, which has been hitherto accounted Trade Secrets, and tittro fore unpublished. An entire Section will he devoted to the pm : ane w , . 1 . INDIAN DISHES; a system scarcely known m Etigtied ; but which, g merally known, cannot fail to Oleg. 311 e,OPii in the regime of the Table, and prod ace a revolution ill tin gout of the ben. vivant, ! • , • N imoi of Sub •e.ibers will be received at Messrs. St " and Co.'s, at 11:Kre Warehouse, the choieest ai , etruen t is London of the following Articles is coastantly to be ba zeal on the most mockna'e terms, via. SPRUCE BEER, Of the ehoicest quality, and in the finest nrib.r for drinking, and at only Six Shilling: per Doo.n ; delivcri.d to any pot of London, free of expence, for ready money only, homes extra. ••• Innkeepers, Tavern, Coffee-bowie Keeper., &c. supplied on mare reasonable Sums all 41h4 house in London. Al4ll with The FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, ter making the Beer with, which will be found to make O.e :riot salubrious beverage ever drank for the spring, summer, 141 au tuninal months. in•eil direction for brewing oa each jar, and any gummy paekeil fur exportation, a , LI country orders at a short not icz. FINE NEW DANISH CRANBER RIES, RA and %sib te, in jars 7s. h i 14s. nil Ylhs. each, prupedy packed for Tou t& and Country, lately imported by SKILL and CO. Provision and Porwr hicrchaiits to Their Imperial and Mod Faithful Majesties, and Tlieir Rural Highnesses the Trines of Wales Dukes of York and Clarence, Duchess of Wane!, Lc. At their Old Italian and French Warehouses, and Cab Smi t e ant Portable Soon Manufactory, No. lii and 16, Strand, nearly oopos,te Lancmter-courtt, Luntkin—.Established wards of forty years. Mr. S%ill having resided many years in Great Britain, Frame, Spain, Flanders, and Puitogal, and havinr formed very em.o• sive ennui:A.o(ms during has IROOkletite w throe gU,ntnm, it enabled to obtain all the delicacies fir the ruble, end every article in the foreign line, with the gresteit expedition; and, in consequence, the Public can always rely not the arfeles sold at Om: Warehuusm 3re of thetbem kinda• geneine, aod Oa the most terrier de tern... sKILL's SIX.POUNDERS, lC Hams of only sit mound, eaell, for side , dl4lo4olll4llo,lMii/00, drc curer! Ihrinu...al 1.10.1011. They are of a most exqiu.ito quslity sod mild ftivitu il %MS, TONGUES, &c. of as se's, and in the greatest quantities. MEATS' TONqUES, ti:cely i.iekled„ always ma ty fir Use, not eli.irMe soaking. REIN DEER TONGITZS, and every other sort of Smoked Tongues. WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND HAMS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST MORLAND Ditto, and most ioicelle-a Phis CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, in small Casks, tor the Me of Gentiemen of the Navy and :Vny, Familim, Sec. N. B. W.-it India 141.tilik Captain. at Shi,r, .Pe. supplied with :my Qilanti•y at the .11 west Notice; with all kind. of Proviiiont, Mottled Porter, „Se. BEEF, to grate fur Bread and Butter, and to make Reef Shaving. with. SKILL's GEIIAIAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The very goat fame Mr Skill has acquired by the Sale of German and Salvages ' hai induced h i m to ke e p stems a large Stock n, Iland ; and Merchants, Captains of ships, ,%C. ni ay have any quantity at the sh rrt...st notice, packed for the East and West The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, wi:h Garlick or without. . _ ENGLISII and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sort and Description. Fur Dome Use and Eepoetation.se•A very goat Cargo, In Jars, packed for Travelling, and long Voyages, viz —SKILL's INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exquisite and much .admiral Picks. filly : composed of Dot mixed Pickles, after the manner of those pretrated in the East Indies, v;z. Mangoes, Cauliflowers, Lemons Gerkins, O n ions, Samphire, !tidied Calihag-, French Roans, 6arrots,kc. In Jets, at Ins. lA. end 11. Is. each. SKILL's EGG FLOUR, for Sallails and keg Sauce. If kept dry, wi'l keep for ever. The Richest Sauey in the Weild —SKILL% IMPERIAL and ROYAL. CAMP SAUCE'S, to be easels With all onus a Fish, Ragouts, Au and fur stii6ching every kind of Males Dish,Ganie, Idadies, Stews, Steaks, Chops, Collets, NC Colleftion of which are of the highest Value to every Etna, who use Mara constantly. CAMP SAUCE of Flavour, and adrr.;table adapted fm enriching even kind of Stasis 1114.1)0,, MaditDishc;s dke, without resiOiring other Seasoning. ESSF.NCE of ANCHOVIES, k.r Fish Sauce, prepay , 4 from the real Gu , g.ma Anchovies, liar he recostomorls to fa• milies in getrval, as the richest in Eng amt. SAUCE DP-S EPICURES, for Dev,:ting all Sorts of Game, Poultry, Ac and for seasoning Made CUR ATCII, to cat with Ili vf SteoK., Veal Cutlets, Mut ton (.hm.a. Fr. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, Lobsters, and all Kiirdsrif Wi s h . SAUCE A LA SUISSE, for Muck Turtle, rich Soups, and all Kirsts of Gravies. LEMON riextY., prepared after the most apprrosall Me thod, end trom the chnice.t Fruit. SAUCE A vimrEmi that will be found most ex , rellent fsr stewing Eels, Pike, Caro, Tench, kc. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Cavice, Walnut Kutelioi., Indian Soy. MUSII ROOM SAUCE, Caviee, Poivrade Sauce, Ac. SALLAD SAUCE, containing all the Ingredients neceo rare forslressing a SAHA, and is good to eat with 1.0.6 , te ,, , s et * magtindr, kr. SAUCE DES ISLES RR ITANNIQUES, Ensibrlitty Matel;, Caper Sauce, Oyster Ketchup, Sauce a l'Echallotte,•asul eters other Saw* used at the firm f ialsiortable LibLo, fanning the greatest Celle, ion iu Ettelantl. In Bottles at 2s. and St di. each ; In Cases, with partitions, contaiiiine Twelve Bottles of above Sauces, only 11. Is each. N. R. 1,, Clint,, containing 12 Cases of the above Salome stoutly packed for the East and West Indira, Marries. LON LION :-..Printed by GEORGE. DA VIPINON. N.. .15, Wych street, St. Clements, lnd publothed RYDER, at tile tNfire , Nn. IS. Hack of St. Clem.. Cittrch, Strand, eli..re 4 trdt.rs fur the Paper, Jtc. tte d.,:y attendee to. rr_t NVMBER TWA' rrifiTS PRI Ibe pm eeide SP] Sri Phili•. Ittat c.mpbell ; Sir Ab EI moil; H •5 L gr.?: Saud A.h To which THE /1 sir Felix F. ,etbrl . Ingelse, Mr. De m ar hears: Alf. C •r e ..morfOli r Tt at 1. 3. re Wrd11 , 4 4 / 7 E Tc. aka Thv V Li - I 'E SP'. p e rmo...on of the inunel SCHc:MEF to p..,foriii Fun, I. MI the eppCm... h theit THEATI eptioo• on N! lIS PRP, by pethrm , THE Aftp• "elicit A VI IHE LETT. A .1 rn coticlud b.. A, r .1 Ffigor. , - je..so. klikoYa; I 2(14 e Joint 13,,t, SIO•ittl; unnx al pt• Duys of P . rim cel ,t S a ender the Petra THIS PRF A be A GRA Irns to i this Or • r coldint Ent.nt. Ike - 11AL PAL feb ...rnisnood tho If tfOrßlZte egGS and Ufa Arnie the T•igici we JET rHA, %/PO 11.1 PIT' SURE. ir :' , ,neset, the al..ioe -art part; b. a SPLENDII '; g 45rots, f., , %, .tc. I!rV Ad.niewo Thri and f ill (74m:eft t T • 11,dens AQIATII: Till Fernier ffs THIS PRE f. .wing e Ov %(r. 111. Slattlr will r, Ye., Yen, feq Aiterwbicl, 'n eland Ira plaresl al wed Pihntomil The Emeltlie tl.niart MA: • I IR itTACH; /MT 1101 imiveus bleb, Dram.: writ R.. 4), tures urt :..-; And the Mr. Andrew., .te. 1a -Pia Five. and begin a ASTLE raw the ratloni THIS I. neer prcitd!, will M _ oe...tele, iv Tv ' &e. wit called I.rrrAw Imised:atal; 4;fl Ne N,nal and N C . NRAGE. Foi hIIUROb BAY, 111111. LA LOIR In the nn ,•e ENi.ReI , ES by Mr. P.et.•r. Am yAuLTERs, tia Ann, Lawrence, • It+ SKIL TII' whole to t New S. Cori at, lIARLEQI.II' ec ""f. Mx/Ina 4* T.:11 0, Cu rantnekirn Catinntil in milk On Kaiday ne TAMIL, a. rm. , woth ?kw mr GOD' • square, trt, and Public in incrra , eil, as to ta. , ntg it to has ~ e w ntnendation, wmi an e Pith, 4, 4 British I e P A M tr,n.to, for Read A mete hirn. e h ne l Pf ' s. " . • "ten: bi Quiet of hie total mentioned t few 12 !Wt. Fine t 1 , 1 tie d ittn,3' 12t. the rum., 1,1•. Ticket neM LW in. ; NT yard a w , th se aid the low u trace w hich no abateme " : "ft 14 the' wh w ! il not Ord; b. t with their future R. R. Li mice Diwiu 'reetef f e ffi 7ift SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS AND PICTURES. By Mzsos KING and LOCPILF, At their Groat Rooni, King.street, Covent-Garden, THIS DAY, at Twelve A PLEASING ASSEMBLAb ZIL E of PRINTS, by the most esteemed Mainers; some of them trained and glastd--•together with a few Pictures. May he viewed id! the Sale, and Catalogues hut,