The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-31 00:00:00

NCR POCKETS. •• Yesterday •‘i• 4 :,.p.i Leans, a well known Iliad. 1106CbCt, was Cll‘4 !.d by Mr. Townsend, the officer, with. brit% a re'rdril thief. Mr. Tosvosend stated, that he was attending his duty at the Opera-house, an Saturday night ; just as the Opera was over, and 4, company ;,oing away, he seat Pe:ry's party of the oarrole to ;weal the avenues of the Theatre, to see whether any pick -1 pockets were there, when they apprehended the Pri "saner, hustling the company at the corner of Pall- Mall and the flay-Market. This statoment was con firmed by the patrole. The Ptisainer was ree , gnised to be one of Bill Soa3e's and Rd/ tr.r., gangs of pickpockets. He is considered by the prizs (pick : rickets) nn- of the best pickpockets among them. He generally attends churches and chapels, where there are numerous congregations. 'An elegant gold watch and seals were found upon him ; but no person attending to make a charge again,t him, Mr. MATT ews, the ::•itting Magistrate, called upon him to give an account of hints , If. He re plied, he lived upon his fortune, which had been left him about three years since ; but the Ma gistrate was not to be duped by his ipse and very properly committed him, as arepated thief, Under the Police .ref A few more such examples Would stop. the depredations of these villains, at least fer a short tine. Lang C1 , ,r4, and six other ,pick-pockets, were sneaking about the office during the examination. Pt AIL 3011nU011-STItLET liestergay, several inhabitants from the neigh hotrrhood of Grosvenor-place, were summoned be fore the Maws rear Et at this office, be he Vestry or St. iviary•la-bonne's k'Arish, undet the Aaof Par. lirment, called the Mario-la-bonne A.l, wherein, by the MU clause, the Vestry are empowered to bring bebire the Magistrates, such persons as have erellerl projeaions in the front of their house. or shops, wrich obstruSed or infringed upon the Rag or path-way of such street, and who, upon convic tion before th'ee Magistrates, are subjected to a penalty of 51. for every such projeltion or obstruc tion, leaving to the party convided, the power of Appealing to 'the Vestry, in mitigation of such penalty. Mr Rolland and sir. Ran, two persons who came within the meaning of this At 2 of Parliament, and resisted in Grosvenor-place, attended, pursuant to Luminous. It appeared. that the former had been at great at:pence, in ere ling his shop-window, but, in consequence of the resent question, he was alter s'ng it. and would hive it shortly finished. Alter a very long investigation, and minute examination - of the Mt, the above gentlemen were both conrrehd in the penalty of Sl. each, which the Magistrates at the s•me time declared should not be enforced, •*less the nuisance was continued, or the Vestry, who bad the power, pressed for it; and further, recommended to them. to appea . l to tLe Vestry ; which last-mentioned persons they also advised to have an opinion •f the first lowl autimr:ties, upon the construEtion of some of the clauses, tespecetirg the regrets to convict and appeal, which ‘I.4USGt, they considered to lee very equivotMl. A few cLiys since, a boy, between three and four years of age, of the name of P o s . itzta, was Un pru,iently suffered In may into a wind-mill, at Cockerham. while it was at work ; he welt upon the pla:form, when he was struck by one of the sails on hi: head, with such violence, that he died in a short rime after. The Non Officers and Privates of the first battalion of Dorset Volunteers, command ed by Cctionel Dad Drisse._have subscribed a day's pay toward the Patriokic Fund ; which, with the subscripti ns of the Officers, amounts to 50 guineas, and has been transmitted by the Colonel to the Secretary. The recommendations made, that the posts which separate the foot-ways from the carriage-roads near London, should tie at least four feet hip, and paint . ed white on the tops, have, in many of tl.e environ, Leen shamefully negleited. In Brompton and that swiribourhood s in particular, many of these pmts 'are not so much as two feet high, and are not paint /et' white, so as to be discernible. The come- queries., as might have been expeAed, is, that by this ftegled one palm has been ruptured,and some others teriously injured, even since the comnscncement of the present winter. Honest, facetious, .I.tc% WATSON. the ri-ditrane en Tager fit the Cheltenham fheatre, and fornwily Clerk to the celebrated inner Kewai.e (when he left the buskin, and his theatri 1 pinper isi i ie., for the mere animus profession of a ,l.,eiroirrt Parson), came ,lo town last week, and, in the ..nurse of a day or two, was visited by a violent alto k of the gout in his hands, and one foot, to which he his been a martyr more than twenty years. 1) awing the idea of several months c tntinement in tosilh, and having heard of the new system of treating that disorder, he, a few days ago, threw away lis flannels, which he had so long used in vans ; his sweliott and inflamed limbs in cold water, just before he went to bed, and the nett morning he was able dress himself, and walk out perfealy cured ; and has ever since been daily eraelalbg jokes with the aeries of both The atres; and, laughing at the gout, trudges about town es gay as a lark. Betweeii seven and eight Celock, on Sunday even ing, a firetroke out in the stables belonging to the SWAiI with l'Svo Necks, in Ind-lane, which for a time threatened destruJirn to the whole of that es seasive s mcern. The alarm was soon circulated to all quarters of the town, and a number of engines w•:ll maimed with firemer, and tolerably well supplied with water, arrived, which were plied so efferflually, that they confined the tire to the demolition of that smarter of vie stables where it began. The horses were, for the most part, out in the mail coaches ; those at home were fortunately got out of the stables alive, bat with extreme dithcalty. A part of the hr use and prernores,that shut on Love-lane, Ardermaribury, cattAht fire, but it was soon CILIA.. guistied. As won as it broke out, the drums beat to arms, and a largo patty en the l.oval London Volunteers attended, and blocked op all the a/Venues that lead to the Inn, which are numerous .and narrow, to All bun firemen and their assistants, and thereby ire tided the property of the aka: used ittlglibuuts. Sailed the fresuiiifs bomb, with .t convoy for thst Downs; and the C/ui/er gun- b rig on a cruise. Dropped down to St. Helen's, His Majesty's ships Lancia, lir, rd, and the Saracen.—Wind. S.W. ri.vArovra, DEC. 128. Sailed the Plover iloop„Vintral And dildrirre hired cutters, and Lfitorri frigate, for her old station oft the Black Rocks. Arrived from a cruise the !Partial gar.-brig, and His NI ajesty 's ship 7../.1161t, of 4 guns, from Ports mouth. The Channel fleet took shelter in Torbay on the 26th, and sailed again on the 2Fth. Orders came down yesterday, to store and viaual five ships of the line and two frigates, and tit them for foreign service, Admiral Sir R. Stiachan is to have the command of this squadron, art hoard the Cesar, with the St. George, Montague. &Ilona, and Derailt fr igate. &c The crew of the Montague received six months wages to-day. TORZAY, nrc• 28. On Thursday. evening, the wind very suddenly sprung up from the N.E. and blew quite a hurri cane. 'lite San .loset's launch, which was, at the time, on board one of the vi/luallers in the Bay, was obliged to make for Brixham Pier; the night being extremely dark, they could set perceive the en trance. and unfortunately got on the hack of the Pier, where they must inevitably have been lost, had it not been for the timely Assistance of the people of Brixham. The wind continued to blow very heavy all night, and yesterday Admiral Doug las proceeded to sea with the following ships, to re. slime his station off Brtst, viz. !liken's', Son .lost!, Castle, Malta, Impetatu.i, TerAble, Captain, and Triumph. , FALMOUTH. DEC. 27. Arrived His Majesty's gun-brig Haughty, trom a Sailed the Twunshend packet, for Lisbon, with Sailed the Friendthip tender for Liverponl; N;m red cutter on a cruise; and Danish brig Lac, Gil!, for Napks. Also, His Majesty's ships Ville de Perin, Prinrevs Royal, Primg GtePre, Glary, Cosa', and under the command of Admiral Cornwallis, on cruise off lireg. Still in Pnrt, the Drapn, 74 ; Co,!tst and Mar tial gun-brigs. DLA I DEC. 29. Sailed the Thrasher, Phoepiorut, and the Ignition are-vessels, for Sheerness; eilaeeraathe sloops of war, on a cruise. Arrived the Cycles sloop of war, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last, and several sad of outward-bound vessels. This morring, Rear-Admiral Sri Sidney Smith struck his flag on board His Majesty's ship Anselope. Ca E NOCK, ID !LC. 24. On Friday night, it came on to blow a very heavy gide ham the h. W. which continued toe greater part or Saturday. The American ship /4.4endenre. Walk er, lying at the Tail of the 13216 k. nav wit drove, ran foul of the Lady Parier, Capt. Gilchrist, ofahis port, outward-bound, cut one of her ca'.les, broke her bead and cut-water, by which means, the Lady Parker drove on shore near Drumfark Ferry ; she, however. floated off yesterday, but has received so much damage, that she has come into post to re fit. I am sorry to say, that during the same gale, the schooner Moon, S. rvice, from Ni.wfoundland, for Port-Glasgow, coming up the river, was, owing to the darkness of the night, driven on slime near Ardrossan Castle ; one man was lost, the rest of the crew were with difficulty saved. . _ Accounts were received late last evening, of the arrival of the Ls/ He Grow, I+l46nage, of Lois purr, at Rothe:ay Bay, from Newfoundland. FRO"" LLOYD'S LIST. o, Dite• 29.--ra.,r4 by the Star Roper. front ; Shfe, from Maaga ; New Galen, from Wht011; Ruby, Diltee, fro.. P,ter.borgh • Nancy, Waist,. from Memel; Maria, Cii4tharch, and the La.!? Gus. I lultoll Giittetiburg..—SAirei the Faseal, fee Hattuftot,; karl St. Valicenet, Hutt's, ler iamatea. mai the Youil Su.us, retrcou, for Lisbon. uuan. Lr Standgate Creek-The llaJiia, Gray, from the Coast of Spain. At lholt—The Charletta.Clementene, from ram At Loverponl-..:11te CMude Sow, PiutlUp , and Chatham, HaNan. fun.. Prtmiburgh. _.„ At M.insrle—The 8 0 1 l Snotel, George from 4 )potto. Al Cork— l'he Uni ~,, Evans, born George, At &Mon— lity rira 404 %tarn Siam, hunt Lfindes. The Diligence, Law, freirn New-York, for Hull, is nn shore near Yarmouth. The Nye, Dr•yr on, laden with corn and butter, is lost near Flamboroogh 'lead. The Mariner, of Newc.tstle, from the Baltic, is lost on the Herd Sand. Or, Wednesday evening, a very melancholht cumstance occurred on board the Robust, in mouth harbour, hulk to His Majesty's ship Africa: It being Christmas Eve, the midshipmen of that ship were invited to dine with the Officers in the ward-room ; one of them, between eleven and twelve o'clock, behaved improperly, and he was requested to lave the company. He went out, armed himself w.tli a brace of pistols, and meeting with another Midshipman on the quarter-Jock, provoked him to fight a duel. The latter declined the challenge, and was going towards the wardroom to acquaint the Commanding Officer of the outrageous condo& of his mecsmate, when the refradnry Midshipman fired the pistol at him just as he opened the ward-room door, which lodged its contents in the breast of the Cornmanding Otficer, Lieut. Fit:en, just as he was rising to inquire into the matter. The ball remains in his breast, and he lies in greet danger: at Haslar Hospital. The midshipman is in custody. ifiis name, we understand, k Mr. A. Ty axis, hiastef's Mate. On the t 7th inst. was liberated from the Tower of Dutilin, HOSIAT JAMES CAR T v „Esq. alter two years three mouths chnfinement. off suspicion of treason. On Christmas-eve, a full-blown Clove Carnation Flower. was cut in an open asped of the garden of Mr. Su: rH, in Castlegate-lane, in York. It was equally strong in smell, and beautitnl in apron ance. as it Woven in July or August. The imparti of wheat Welty * farm but di ineinielerahle sopnt . ., the buvora nu•ner. , u• early ill the h•renerni. A tweet off Arl.kly et 'l4 a d it. per (Fluter Jetraner, Ant ti.4l af tamed's. Bark". in Pad anpply, mid primp snopto. au.,p.rt the r price. %V hoe and l:rey are on abiturtmee a. fiCIAI !over. Yen fee, gmattold Keane. The Oat areivadtare Omer, but fr , on a •Ina..d, this Varian. swirly at lAA price. lu Flour, au altmation. CV RENT PRICE OP GRAIN._ kV heat 4.4. 56.: GU Fu.edo 611.. 71. 0.1 Rye 9O. 30. 01. Barley 50. IA ...... 68.. 0.1 Wlite 34.. 44.. oa GM, Pow' 32. 37. 0,1 Rein , (01.1) 9'4 OA. 'Pick 90• U•lu. 494 2111. 314. 5124 94. 041 Rape Seed 41 441 04 ►ine Vl.iur 604 OA Se, n 1.. 59. 604 0 . •-ogirm4m-rrromio"""ir • - • • •• • P P " . " ..- POLICE. h 4 4L IKTELLIGiNce.• ALIRKETI. ppp . roarsMoN , TN, otc. f. 9. :COTMEXCtIANGE, Doc. * PICRroCKETS. Sa;led the Visti;his bomb, wit:t .t convoy for tht The inquired of Wisest to.lty. form but di ittemiirleeshle Yesterdai ‘i•z‘p.l Evans, A well known pick- Donits: And the Chake, gun-hrig on a cturse. 511pp , b, the bliv,.rs I) - inc nu eArly iq the fore.ao,ll, A ••41;ror Is- 1. • •-c. U.5....P. L. I\l4l.•tw'• went oft hr..kly et 1. a d 9.. per (Fluter .01eaner, Ant fifl af- I I 1 4 . ~~; i $4 r ~:. t I ~~. UXBRIDGE The Corn litspeAor : llietu;7,e; Thut.day, Dee 46 Whett, per WA 161 —• r • 101 10v Barley, per qr.... ? 284 to 314 —.1 .Oats '124 —.l to 56. --1 i;;;1 4rit —4 to 54 —4 relate PRICE OF BUDS IN MARK.I.ANX. Caraway - 70. Od to 78. 0.1 per cwt. corialtdar Tref,' I S, Od White StOstard Seed 6. 04 to I4x 0.1 per butltei. Brown ditto 9. 04 to 15. od Turnip , IO. Od to 16. 04 26. Od to 4s. udl per quarter. Lang Putts Mitt , ltre-Grap 15, Od to 30. Od C.rnary 4si Od to 554 od to 601 PIKE IF HOrb. ease. recur , . Kent 61 6. to 71 1% Kent 6. to at S. s eem _ .61 to 71 I SUMS 6/ to 71 10. 61 to 71 -4 Farnham... SI -4. to iII -4 PRICES OF' NAY AND STRAW• SA rVIDAV. ST JANIS'S WRIT SCRAPS'. O. a4les —0 I Hay JI Gi •41 $ ettess..ll 101 a 21 O. --d New 01 0. a 01 es Clover 41 4s a 31 3s I 5traw....,11 10. • II 18s smuningtm, Mow ••r. Dec. 30. To sink the 0141-•-per Stone in alb Roof Os 0.1 to 5. 1W I rea1........ Os 64 to & 04 ‘lution 44 0.1 to Nil Pork .4* $1 to 66 0 , 1 lira./ or Code thin Day, law. abut it,ooo--Shecp aso4 Luria, 9.001. NEWVGATIL AND LIRADV.NH ALL IttAßKlnt. By the Camps,. 8.0. f Bt 01 to 4. 0.1 I Veal la 04 to %mon. OA to 4. SA Pork .. t $4 to (Pi NI PR(CE 11F M. James's Mar*eat. M .114 Clate bf.nket 3, Ihi White. h ,j, Market. 41 101 Per Stone of Slb. ' TX4I.OW. Yellow Russia.. —iod /Ms ist Whitt ditto .... •••9 67s 64 Sump ditto .. —s 1 671 —d Melting Stuff b7s ...sd DMA./ tough —a 3s. Graves . .. —s ICs Gond Dregs .... .... —a Ila ..M.stde I, s6—Curd, 90s. I Is .d.—Ndositits, Its. Oil. lls 94 AverJge Price... Is Itd Town --4 67, —J —s 76'— Pr ire nr Candle,. iwr (Int. PRICE *II LEATHER. Roth, 50 to MIA. eirh Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each 26d to 274 Merchants Racks 23.2 to 2.3 i Dreg"log Hides ?ld to da _ . .. . '"4d Foiii C-stli Hi 4 224 to 24, Crop Hirl.ls fir cutting 22d to 2 Flat t)rdniany 2o{ to 911 Calf Skin., 30 to 404. pat Osseo gid to 431 Ditto, ti to Nib... 984 to 424, 4 = Ditto, 70 to 8010.. .164 to 594 e small .t&' (Greenland). 3(4 to 422) F Lave ditto..., 120 s to 190 s pa dozen. Teemed Horse Mlles 2Ss to 3bs ~er hide. COAL: MARKET, Dec. 27. Ships at M .-k et. Pries. 03.. Seisca.tle PRICF. STOCKS. YESTERLIAY. S per C,nt. Reduced 4 per Cent 'Gill per Cotes Loyalty 991 Long Annuities Short Aninglies ..1 1 . 3-13 2 Imperinl 3 vet On3niuns 61 Enthsh Latin Ticket"; WI. 17$. Colituhfur T Stock-broker, No. 4, Corohill:and 9, lloariniveles PRICE Of IRISH Sl'OCXS—Drc. 24. Gar. Debeettuver, 3 per Cent .........94} Date Sbek,lper Cent 7014 Gee. Debentures 3. per Cent its GI 4114 Coal Loan 46 pet Cent MEETINGS OF CREDITOR% AT GUILDIIALL. ?NIS DAT. PI R. ,Stanley Marshall Fivher, Giamentl. Kent, lioen-draper 3 11 John Pierce, Lower Thaineostrort, St. Matt' Loudon, h•hnvongae 3 IC Thomas White, livn.d.ttaira, We of Tlianet, Kent, ship-6,1411er - 9 10 William Hamann, late of bleworth, Nfoldleort, rue,- . chant ri.h.atreor, Red Lion-oqua,e, Middle sex, plairaer-r ant ',molder . 31 11 Witham Dickenson the F.der, Thome' (lonian, and Miliaria Dickenson the Younger, of it. Poultry, LqoAnn bankers- 3 19 jam ohZon, D:ury-lane. M.ddle.ex, grocer - t 1 Now George Cleinena Kobinion, late of Liverpool, Lanc.ottr, merchant - 1 12 Tilos* Suiten*, later of Chearid , , London, tavern beeper . - 1 It Alen ‘Vitliam Wall, late of Mount Gatden,l.amtwili, s urre y ' varnish-maker - 1 11 Richard Hayward, late of Aslttord, Kant, coach.. mikes - - 1 10 DIVMENDO. Jame , Suther!and. Lint. l'weser.litil, Middlesex, brar. de-rorrthant - 1 Janes Heil, Citningshy, !Merolla, miller . I I ileorge lankier and John Nleard's•etnitt, War. donar.er‘eet, Sohn, Mirld'esex, Mather-tellers - 10 Joe/ph Tvall„ tare ut Sotflogtm•riOW• Irsollts.eboK-brerer Kurwood, of Suo•wharf, St. Juhn,.Wawfunig, MAlleery, and of Green Bank, St. Greeige In the East, w liarfanger - - - 11 CERTIFICATFI. FrlwatdDa•i., n( Lambeth, in the county of Surre7, brewer,. dealer and k 611y111/11. • David Robertson, of Bishopsgate Without, London, tailor d •sler and chip/Tian John Illreferr, of Essex street, in the Strand, tailor, tle..let 134 chapman. Joseph Wood; of Andenst.sw, to the parish td A.dito : ... orator. I.aose, la the c .itoty of I...soceeter, courts spitaticr, dealer and c Mittman Joh., Haddock, of Petetts•ster.reet, its Rte. city of London, dealer .rid Chapman. William Pitt, 4.4 Wolverlianirovii, in tlw enmity of Sestry,d, timbeemeisbael, deals and cAmrsisait. \ ~ = l I 1 it 1 4 I , • I. I , : I Crui%e. . . , the mese:it Wilder, in One eiegatit Voiotia-, li.i. on Wine Paper, and hot pressed, Oriel. to Subscribe- '" Boards, to be paid oil delivery ef the Work. r • A, SYS I'EM of I)()MESTIC. COOIZE • .0, 1 , 1 „1.. w ell t o the refltf d tao of fte Epieurti. - : ~ 5u0,.13 oo.itea of rural I.•fe. To ninth will ow itt4 , : . .'j An ESSAY, beiirr a connotative Sarver of the v arious \ of preparing Visa., and serving hid. Delicacies in the • ' ' kingdoms of Emile, the EEO mid Wes( lii,ii.z., Sc. dm. Ply JOHN SKILL, Purveyor General, &c. .*c. to Their Imp. net mid Pil , d 1. - Mairstiea. Their Royal Hi;hia,,i ni it..• 1',,,e ~. Dukes of York and Clarence, Die..hess a1.: 4 ~h :',. 4 Of the Old Italian end French Wsie!,..u,e,, Fi.i. 1 , L..., Portable Sam i Manufactoiy, N. I / :11 , 4 I' l , Si amt St Martits'a Church, Landon. Estetfished uprinoils a i Yaws. • t 7 •.. ADDRESS. The objets of the present Publication is to ennereede extravagant and romantic systems With .0 :: , t , e ti oh L. long beaurteluiterl. awl In their •tead to r.1,--nt a PRA CAL 11EAl'ISE MI COOK KK Y, suited .ether fir the • of the Prince, or the hiiiiible,t Cullagi.r. To prometo economy in our nap NW, and t••• 1 tivreitve .• elegance in then, :to give to t h eir fotin•ayt cpti-mie,ths •, nitrite of the fir.t rio lea of rank and G.!. o : t o c ,,,,,t,,,,, i putt, anodes, and ,onion, 14 the Ancients with tbirac ell Modems i and throughout the ertangenierits of Dobi e .ti c I. „ nome, to combine elegant* alid utility. To the Navy and, Array thin Milli will be pecetiarly'• - i able, a, every attention will bu paid to the aouineus of N. and Military life; a conelderatiOn highly important' in 1.. i. Voyages, &c. • . . From the peculiar profession of the Author, snd a Long .., Mene t , o n the Co...intent of Europd, be illenabl. dto t .".-at - t a...):;23 in a meaner entirely new. sod to reliant it iii•Ai: d the inci/rporatain of Receiin.i, which no v,,,,k e... c,...iy, , . ~1 which yore been hitherto &cyanided Track Sterols aoJ M.... Log unpublished. An entire SEetlon Will/ he •deyeted to' the preparation -• ININAN DISHES t a student ecartofy known in Euglss. I . I* but which, generally kiwi% it, cannot f4jl to create an epo i i , th e ge ol. r o f th e 'ratite, and produie a revoliition en • . t gout of the bout vivains.! . . •. • Nano, of Sub-cribert will b: received at 741reioi. 5 ' lirt mad Co.'., at whose Wsrehoin,, stir chisic,st inuonment . :i Loud.' of the Mthierieg Aiticle• 11 curtiLwitly to la had..., . .) I . OM the rittnt moderate terms, VIZ. SPICUCK RUA, • of the chwici•st quality, and in the potent order for deatltil . 7" an .) at only st e , shlT,.. ig s per I)li,e . ti ; ilcliverol r.. any 1 '. . of London, free of CXIIVICC, hire r... 14) money silty, to .. - . extra, ••• Inetkeeneh, Tavern, Coffee-Hawse IC etym.,' No 4; . .. .lc. suopited on enure reawattal.le turns than at any, ..! . house i • I.inolun Ala., with The FINE AMERICAN FASENCI! of STRUCF.• t ., viA making the Bzer with, which will be touttl to mat... , the .. . , a... salubrious beser.ige ewer dradk for the spring, summer, a n a ' I fOa• tafinnal months . Pith ed directions Psi brewing on eatli jar, and any ,i t, • v: . peek,' for exportati ~,, , a id riniiiirt• order , ..1 A short 'MM . FaNE NLW f)ANJSII CRANlSh:Rltlf,lis4inland i'.; Al in lat., 71. I.il 14.. awl 20s e4r..n, proem!) pactsad for is, .• ass and C•runtey„ lately imported. Mr. Skill, having resided many rove ha Great flritain, ream IP Ifi Spam, I tandem, and P.ctugal, glut having fonnot re, 'l,', •nit sire ennii,ctiory. donne Ins . reddlence In Mk t caw, .tro• 7` enabled to i•bt•iit all th 4 delicae" for th e taible e lff 'IL , • c article in the foreign line, with the greaten trap NII .-_. and, in citittetinener, the Public can always rely that Ins artie.• )at . sold at these Warellotoft are of the best kinds' genuine. aid I. B' . .L. the most rriod.rate tering. ; L i . , FOR DOME UST. AND EXPORTATION. A very greatCa' rga, iti Jars, pacltod be Travelling. avtl lona Vosag , ,, Lt.'s INDIAN PICKLES or, Factiou and touch raloured Pickal v : cumpasedsaf 11.4 after the manner of those mewled iu the L. , st loutatat, vt.. Mangoes, Cauliflowers, L-mons, Gerkina, 0M.,,,,, lanlian Cabbage, French *eau, Carrots, 4ki. lit Jars, sa It bd. and 11. Is. each. SKILL'a SIV•POUNDERS, or trams of only six porn. each, for siale•thshes, small families, tc cutest Portostil usueau They are of a most exmiuMe nuarity and mall fhisow. HAMS, TONGUES, Sm. of all siada, and in alio grew 9' ill , , luantities. NEAT'S' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always reedy for Use int requiring soak nig. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smoke: rostrums WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTSIORLAN:. 4 %NIS. WILTSHIRE 11 \CON, YORKSHIRE. and WEST- • KIORI.ANLI Ditto, and MAI excellent PIGS' CHOPS. SKILL'S PfCK LEO TRIPE, hi small Casks, fur the the . I Geuticissen of the Navy arid Army, Fatuities &c. N. B West liwia Captains of supplie.; 1 with any Quantity .4 the sh.irtest Notice; and with AR klod• 1 of Pr..vastotts, Bottled Porter, &c. • THE RICHES,' SAUCES IS THE WORLD. SKILLS IMPERIAL and Rt)Y AI. CAMP SAUCES, t bet eaten with all sorts of Fedi, Ragouts, Sc and tor *prick. lug every kind of Made-M.oo;4nm, ll.t.hes, Stews, St.ek• Chops, Cutlets, .1 - s: —A Collett in to which yw of the highest Value to ever, E.mitv who use tient cunuantly. C. 1P SAUCE of molt ex•psoise Flavour, and a littirahl, adapted fir enriching every kind of Stews., [lashes, Mad. Dishy, Asc. withoot requiring other Seasoning. SKILL', EGG FLOUR, for Salads awl Egg Sauce. I kept dry, w.. 1 keep 64 ever. ESSENCE. of ANCHOVIES, for Fish Sallee, prepare from the reel Grogoua Anchovies, that hr !111:011SIMIldS to ma sullies in central, as the richest in Ev:a.l,l. SAUCE. DES EPICURES, for D. 4 111.1 e all Sorts of GAMS Poultry &c and for seasoning M.:de CORATeIf, to sat witlil3.:et Steaks, Ve..: Cutlets, Mut. tont hops, die. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turb it, 1...t0•1er s tsd :J Kinds of Fish S ADCE A Lit SUISSE, fir Mock Tonle, rich Swops and all gilds of Gravies. LENitiN PICKLE. prepared after th., rp.,,at approved M. 0414, awl tram the eiroire.t Fruit. SAUCE A L'IMPERIILE, Cat oil lie found mot ere stviring Eel., Pike, Carp, Te , leh, Me • SAUCE A LA MiLIT.IIItE, Caviar. Waluull letthaip 111.1i.in Soy. MUSHKO()M SAUCE, Cavite, Poivnide %ace, &e. SAL.I.AU g all the Ingredierib neerr fry tor , lrvesiug I Sailed, and is good to eat with Lobate% Sea. wwigoody, Sze. S AUCE,DES ISLES SR rrAxm IQUES, Zantaditty Matc:i. CiperJSaitee, ()ester Kekhup , Sare•• a l'F.chafiutua, and ewe!, other Sauce track .t the ni-,st faahinuable tald,r, forming the greatest C. , .!te/lion in Eitelanil. - in bottles at b. and 3a. lid. e.acia; In Cases, with partitions, eootamine inelve Mattes of la. ease. ' N N. In Chews, ceirtainitig ii•Ceeek of she .bwve Sasa,s, etwoaly peeked few the gut- AO Woe Itltdt.e, Awarriee,, fat. I.ONIA/N by 11. rPIVII)SON, No. 17, so. Street. Cote nit 1110.1 PuWuh.4 at is.. Office, N.. po, Hack of Si. elf-nrgifi Church, S hr W. STUCK, of %a", Nair firit , tr Street, Llaig lM,n, lie t..r th.. Pomo, .uu et 14 1011 b, intim 411 Cy itSiolied . • SIRTII. !.. On s'fie ta«. at ittittty I .yl2O. N.' • . , Ilitiaspabiot, the Lady of Cherie. I..vrii, Vag. nFa tto MAR RIM*: On Ore else tilt at Stettin Cnii,t•i*l'. 'N -:lts by the gall. TItortoll• .if PC:ty fietnt4, Henry Wns. Julin.on. E.l at Visittalibuy) Mir charlotte Filagbeth nonce 4 DEATHS. 9 • The 7th infant, at Ch•iYt Church, in Hymn.), Fliubeth Wursley, tomtit JaJ.,;hter of the late bar • r t .; Est in the l-L tit Wight. f:itely, at tic Manton house , It.itttnt-tipirt r r Wottltin(oos, Fsy. Mil. , in the At ort,et VD: t ow /wk . NIGH WATt K THIS DAY Al' 1.0)11/Ott 'mu t ~ ;I Morn— Ili gun art, 8 ... to mi., att. 4 e • Pr.-wing Cur Press, and will be pitb'isbetl Subeetip ;.• - 3 11 I I