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• Ay.. 'which he appealed, and the surcharge was af f irmed. Upon this, some altercation took place, and Muria said, sneeringly. to Hawkins, o I know you came from Abingdon " On the 27th of the cone month, the Defendarit, Attwomf, came into the town of Tewkesbury, leading a hone and cart, and two effi gies in the latter, with their becks to the hone, like criminals leadirre to etneution ; they were both dressed in black, with wooden heeds ; and a witness dtecribed one nt them to be a very erring likeness of Holland ; the neck was slet, and the whole per son bore a resemblance to the original. At that momert, the church bells, which were muffled, toll i ed a solemn knell. as If for a funeral. The proem sion moved slow!! on through the town, and col leted a very considerable mob. housing and shout. ing at a great rate ; when they came opposite to Holland's heuse, they set up a loud shout, stopped for a time, and then proceeded to the river ; when arrived there, after some further ceremonies, the one effigy was thrown in the river ; and, while one 1 . party pelted it with stones. another tore the second figure in pieces, all crying nut, "There go Hol land and Hawkins. the serchergers, we'll make them ashamed of themselves." Immediately after Chi% the church bells ring a merry peal, and thus • the ceremony ended. In the course of the proces sion. one of the wooden heads fell off, and was re placed by the Defendant, Sa-h. It also appeared, that Atwood. Sash, and [tickets, took en ;alive part during the whole of the transatl.on ; the for mer sitting at the side of the cart during the pro cession. Hollane, however, atmeared, on his evidence, sn ignorant of die real business, that Is. stood at his window while they stopped before his house. and thought it the celebration of Gunpowder TICASON and that the effigies were meant fcr Guy Fans. The affidavits of the Defendants were then put in, which stated, that they were applied to by a person a little way fronsTeerkesbury, on the 2Gth, to carry the effigies through the toss ri on the following day ; they utiderstoed they were intended to renre pent two Volunteers, who had left their Corps, and were expreed, to make them ashamed of themselves, and to deter others from a like desertion. The Re ferkiritth Atwood sad Rickets, dcscribed them selves to be labouring men. with large families; they had no intention whatever to create a 11.4 , I disturbance, aed were both quiet and inoffensive Men. Sash appeared to be a private in the North Gloucester Militia, and had only his pay to support aim. The joint affidavits of several ireiebitents of Tewkesbury. giving evidence of the glee, i eaceebl. , and general good condutf of these Defendants, were also read. 1 : Mr. Heti. aft, as Counsel for the Deendents, I made a very feeling and impressive address in their Isehalf, in mitigation of punishment ; pleading deer - . of the tenor and nescleof of such an eel. Mhs eye of the Legislature. The offeece they • been guilty of, be prersed, was not of a V inlent baud e , re; st was not a felony, a upon the re •r ' innate or soy other great crime against morality. The impotent a Magistrate spoke to them, they de aistedl and, as they were poor labouring men, wi'h large families, he hoped the Court would consider their situation. and ad towards them with teeny sod comp-melon. The Soesciros-Gmanee. on the part of the trove.. thought that these Defendants had been put into the best situation they could stand in, by the prudence of their Advocate (Mr. Hellen), upon the trial below, in not making any defence there for t!,ern ; be regretted that they put in tkose affidavits which had been just read, wherein they steted that they had committed this outrage at the instigeticn of a person whom they did not think proper to name ; but who was well known to be Mann, to whom they had lent themselves lard Ir. ere SONOUGN said, that, AS he had been screened, the Court could not heir any charge of that nature. The SOLICITOII.4INeII • L concluded, by ebserv. hap he did net. by any means, wish or mean to ag gravate the ease. Lord E LLLLL cement/ asked, should their punish ment be irritate] at Gloucester, would the Crown take upon .t to send them down ? Being answered in the affirmative. his Lordship ordered that the Defendants should stand committed foe the present, and be breught up again on Monday, the 2.5 h instant. Mr. Mae applied, in the matter of Robert Prior, a bankrupt, for a writ of liokat Corpus, to bring up the body of the Defendant. lie had bits committed to Neweate on the certificate of the Cennmissioners, direfied to a Magistrate, for not surrendering himself in proper time, and not ren derieg an account of his eft - ea% under the statute of the sth of Geo. 11. The Learned Counsel made .several technical objettions to the certificate of the Commissioners, on which the,Magistrate had granted kis warrants the C..tunmissioners had merely signed ,their names to the certificate ; whereas, by the wit, 'Sink seals should have been also *Sled thereto, and a !At description of by what authority, as Corn misiiniters of Bankrupts, or how otherwise, they iasued,such certificate.—ltole granted. We have mama to expect a very cla.sical trans lation of all Cicero's works, bona the sort eft pen of CuselltllL•P.D. Oh Tuesday, the Rev. Somaau H*lllWsi (011 the presentation or the Bis`.op) was induced to the ?Prebend of NetherbuTy EcclesiA, in Salisbury Ca thedral, vacant by the death of Dr. Dukllessour, of Salisbury. be races between the horses of the Stratford Hunt. attralted a large company of sportsmen at Warwick, on Wednesday se'nnight. The sweep stakes were wog, after a race of three most excel fent heats, by Mr. Lock Lev •s cheroot horse. beating seven others. Mr Gi L 1.108 a r4D paid forfeit fur a match of fifty guineas. The sward which the gallant Nersost used when he Lin Ilio !ilea arm, wai the same which Admiral W I.ro L a bequeathed to him an hs death bed, scat ing. as a reason for the befiw st, that it was the sword be carried when Ft- lost his arm its vanquishing the enemies of his c,inntry. General ENGL AND, who commands at Plymelath, on Thursday, in General Orders, direeled that all the Officers of the G: •in should wear black crape jnund their arms and swords, in car-aphasia to the itatnnory ef the late Lord Nsi.so • . \ ••••••••.- ~ ;~~ "7. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. NOT. it Tlie information conVeyeal by a London print, that the Eirroalst had passed Plymmith; on Friday, for this port, with the body of Lord Nelson on board, has kept a number of persons on the alert all day. in expenation of her arrival, but she has not yet appeared, notwithstanding the wind would enable her El lay up channel these three Jays ; and this morning it so shifted, that it would give two points free Sailed the Meteor and Wetly on a cruise. The Illustrious, Eagle, and Setter, of 74 guns, will sail in a few days for the station off Cadiz. P. S. There is now a frigate in sight, supposed to be the Eurualos, from Admiral Collingwood. PLYMOUTH, NOV 1 1. Came in the Des Alder, Redet, from Leghorn ; Areirvir min of war, and the Sonia Alapritta frigate, from a cruise. Sailed, the Melainpur frigate, on a cruise. Wind S. E. sutramess, NOV. 12. A cnn•my for the Baltic is appointed to sail from the Note, on the 18th inst.; and tine for the Elbe. Weser, River Jande, and Tonningen, on the 21st instant. YAIIIMOUTIO, NOV. 11. Yesterday, arrived the squadron un ler Rear- Admiral Russel, and remain, with the Roebuck and Center gun-brigs. Rear-Admirals Russel And Douglas Ise:ng promoted to the rank of Vice-Ad mirals, im their flags this morning, under a sa lute fri DEAL, NOV. 12. Sa - I.•d the Di! prier sloop of war no a cruise. Arrived in the Downs, Rear-Admirsl Sir Sidney Smith, with the squadron under his command from Dover Roads, and saluted the Right Km. Ad• miral Lord Keith's flag, which was immediately re- turned. Wind Southerly, blows hard. FRON LLOYD'S us r. Grueetano, No' 12 —Parx-ect be t w Thornton, /with, front Poterskargo ; 'A.1.41.h, horn Finland ; 0ra , .., MAPISJO ; Eehu, Perk; Falun* , :We; Miner.., Coihhiet •crd the from ircuengel. Sede.l the Jam..., for t),rortot fl Broek . ethy ; Betrey, Duke, att.! the Callan me ri tabet,t, (Jr Lirbun. A %%I % Alf. At Phinnuth--the Stareptise, Packer, from Lieber,. At l'almooto—;he YP. citric+, Eurglehatt, from Cnina ; and the Prote.:, hunt V.reolia At Liser i ps•is-411• Arat.ll, Thome/inn, from Berlred ;et; Lady Crerourne, Gilman; and toe Rothe, Datetoo, from An t goo At Bryan, Dtartnn, frnm Aotigna. At Cork.-.the Serum, Waturti; Hopewell, 11-id ;• Lid! lia•eurond, B-ertan Rowe; Renewal, Cr anto; and the lienjunin, 11•Cartre, frntn HatSadoet; Vanity, Lee; Nero, Wat•ull; ant the Sylf:lia, Bartow , front I.lom;mca ; Cc, •*. White; and the Qu.en Ch.lrhatte, Kerr, from (iro ned; ; Lan lon, Mau tin, r.... 111 St Kitt's; City of Knuerwergh, hotter,; and AA ,t, Cum.n nr, fro,n Antigua: Olive Branch, 11,andford, lent Tonatp; New Ihheent, from Be•b;ce; Spit dy, —; and the Del/thud, Young, from St.l'.ncout's. PO orE. ' 1/N10144/ALL. The greatest part of yesterday was occupied in hearing summonses for the poor's and other rates. in the different pat fishes in the Borough. Several, of the parties summoned refused payment, on the ground of being rated too high ; in some instances, I pounds abort the rent they aanally paid. The officers, on the other hand, insisted that the rate was a fair one. 'the MAGIST a AT!. appointed Friday next for a farther hearing ; and, in the in terim, recommended each party to have the opinion of counsel. 111 ILIVIROUG 11-ST R ERT. The case of interest between the Pawnbroker and the public, which was agitated at this Office, some time since, between a Major in the arser b ,amd Pawnbroker of respedability in St. itilemoeiseir* &Pally decided yesterday. It has seen already stated, that the propery, amounting to a consider able sum, was stolen from the Major's house, in Great Pultener!treet, by Sophia Dale, his servant, on the Ctst of Sepskrober, which she pledged at the shop of the Pawnbroker abovementioned The Major sought to recover the property. but the Pawnbroker refused to deliver it, on the ground that it had often been pledged] and re deemed by the servant, who had absconded.— He incattood, at those times, that the servant pledged the property for her mistress, the officer's companion. The Pawnbroker, in the present in stance, went over his former ohjeftions, and stated, that if he were bound to deliver the property, he might shut up his shop, as any one might make a similar claim. The Maoist - RATE, who, at the last hearing, deferred his decision for a month. felt him self bound to order the restoration of the property to its owner. A clause in the Pawnbrokers' An n abled him to decide on the point,where the thief had absconded, and the evidence was sufficiently strong to prove the articles were the property of the officor. If a convielion took place at the bar of the Old Bailey, the property would be restored ; and the clause in the Aft enabled Magistrates to decide, where the thief could not ba taken. .1 he Pawn broker said, he had legal authutity to persist in the detention of t!.e property ; but he was relatantly obliged to snhtnit to the decision of the Magistrate, who delivered the articles to the companion of the Major. Tuesday, at NlArtmrough-suett, the servant of a lady of high terpeetability charged ner mistress wish assaultiug and beating her. The Complainant prefaced the charge of assault, by declaring against the praltices of her lady, whom she repiesented as a copious demolisher of spirits, ualcnown to her husband. She was discharged her service a few days Circe, when she was to call for her wages in the evening, and, on her doing on, and presenting the receipts of bills she bad paid to the liquor met. thaws, payment was refused, and her mistress struck her. The charge against the Defendant, however, appeared to be altogether malicious ; and, els the (Abel hand, the Complainant, it was proved, was fond of that imputed to her mistress ; and, on calling for her wages, being inebriated, she rushed into her master's drawing room, without ceremony, amongst company ; tore her steak. and behaved iii the most frantic manner. The att of tearing her cloak, was said to have been done by the lady, but a witness cleared her from the ittikut.atiou, and the ccraphint was discharged. R, 'ifildetitnt ,rob, &wiling, for forging the sta • Ace of Spades; Witham C•bitt, gron bets to the Earl of Mans Sett!, for rob er of a gold box, set with diamonds, w portrait of the late Emperor of Russia, a prevent from that Monarch to the late Friel ; and Ma►y Parart, for forgery upon the Bank of England, were executed yesterday, at half-past eighr o'clock, at the usual place, in front of the Old Bailty Mr. Harding was dressed in black, the woman all in white, whits• gloves, etc.; she was conclutled to the scaffold by the Key. Air. Ford, the Ordinary; after he had de livered his pious _shortation to these three unhappy persons, the platform fell, and Mr. Fot d, who hap pened to be standing upon it at the time, came to the ground. We are concerned to state, that he was much bruised. He was assisted into Mr. New man's house immediately. The woman struggled much before she died. Cuhitt appeared almost in sensible, from the moment he was brought out t the scaffold. The concourse of people that attended the execution was immense. The Sheriffs and City Marshalls, Nalder and Holdsworth, were present upon the occasion. Julie fivrroun, a you .h of 17, who was also under sentence of death, has been respited for 14 days. His unhappy parents left town on Tuesday, overwhelmed with grief, consider ing his rate inevitable. CORN-EXCH4NGt.. Nov. 13. Tri.dav the fresh arrival. of Wheat are hilt few, and the trade is duU of sale, at small variance of prier A lumt the elme of himolay's market, mime prime sample. feteheil a AMID in crease on our ryie dation. Within these few 42v., seve , al thousand quarters have been imported, and an intended hir ea :virtation Several Barley arrivals, and this article gives wad in wive; ti•ey Poo like ir i.e. Mail and Reins, of each sort, their price There 14 a 111i4r1ling 4n;ipis of Oily, and very few of first qoalitv that fetches utar currency In the price if Flour nu alteraniin. Cll ' F.N r PRICE. OF GRAIN. Whew 44. 5; 68.. Resits. !;4 , Fir.- Ito. 7114. 73. 04 Tick Heim. SO- 46.. By.. 99 38. 01 1 01. 44 , 30- '3s. Bar ey Mast . —.74* WI. 04 I Rape Seed 40 441. 0.. White Pea. 04• 611.1 04 Fine Flour 6.. 74). 04. :34 - , J 7. 61 •;•••• n 4 43„. (14 COAL-MARK Kr. Nov. 13. Ships at M trket. Sold. Prim ill..Nevrea.thr ....63 I% 6.1 a Al. 9d 311..Siotideriand PRICY OY STOCKS, YEsTRIMAI Bank frock.. . _ 1911921 S per Cut. Refixed ... 5 "1:41 3 p., Cellt CUOSOIS - koltli 4 pet Cent. Consols 75 7i.1 per Cent Navy 1. me A.lnuitlei v , India Stork India itei.li .. ..... t• ••• • Mr I. prem. 3 per Cent. 1751 574.1 Ex,heluer Kills ii. 34. prem. Consuls fur 5941S T Still, St.eic•bn.ker, No 4, GNbhill.a and 9, cuuase OF EILC Anstentatss :.13 10 V Net. at Sieve 35 0 RotterAis t. L ll 72 U. 11. Aare' 32 9 2411 Alton Pa: ..23 4 Li 4. Odt Oa 23 It ,11..untomen .. •• . 15 19 'ettre %labia ..... •.• 11.0%fte lANGIE.—Ney. 12. Venice 5 9 1, Lis. Pie. Lisboa 62 Oporto 62 Dohlol l2l Cork 13 •uaaattie. r • Portugal Gold C.. 111 and Hart per oz.. 4 0 0 Dt.uhloom 0 0 0 Nes. Dollars Silve. In Bars Nee Lou. each Agin *to the Ilank Dollaaol 54 per Cent. .1I V. 1 l:* 4il 4 61 nays. Legheir. Nal.lr. Genes • • 41711.iv.Pie. Dublin no I. atdoo (No Oli Loles.inui Kellin on D•hlintDitt MARRIAGES. Yeeteol.tv, at St Mary Viral's, Mr. Ensworth, of Oxf to 1 111. s B 'win, of Wen 'Janney, Merit. On Wednoetty, Ia Queen-street, li. liothutgh, Sl,v. Xitinear, of a otangist-r. On V10n4.,v, the I,stle of the ler. Nir. Strong, lector of Blaunpttot Ahlt.tt,, I lereto.dshite, of a Inn. LI) ATIIS. At Ratify, in censetuciee hi., clirthits catchin fim, while sittiog near the elnienCy, as. Power. era.* Therri: th.qc. She laiignishol, in great army, from 'Monday, tue 28th ult. noel W dnestlay, when Rite penned • On Saturday I d yl, at h.. near Portsmnuth, M rend. of the Royal hfarines, yln et the late Coln,,el Boi.rond i , furnserly cnnsman4-4 the Pnityme n th On Saturday, in the 85th year if hi. Ige, of an aterp.e`he fij, Sil4,e, E.q. many years& 'Magi, ..d Receiver Geo,. nt for the county of Surrey. H. ury health the dait preceding, and out ou the duties of his office. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mwq 3$ ruin alter 9 I Evert ....16 1111.1. Alt .1 9 SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and sorii BY, W.olasallers, At their Nnase,_ N il 141, in t itrand. 47.3""i"' street, street, THIS DAY, and the Three following Days (Sunda! rue:pled ). at Twelve o'Clock. THE Small and V.4ltuthle LIBRARY of the late RICH AR I) SUMNER, LM at frintabire-p'aess To be viewed, and Cat.loves had at the Place of Male. NORTH WALES, DENBIGIiSHIRF. V,% LE OF CLWYD At the White Lion pun t Ruthin, en TUESDAY, the tbsh Day of November, ISO , between the Mors of Two and Sixo'Cloek in the Evening, ill LIMN unless previously .old by private Contral', of which due Notus will be given, and imbieB to Conditiorts then to be produred, rEIHE extensive and very improvable FREE HOLI) EST ATE. the RATII \FLIts ES I'ATF, (strait:lmi of a capital Martino-house, called Bathafarn Celli-houses, Stabling, and imitable Oat-buildings, ism duluva Kitchen-gardens, and extensive Pleasure-grotords ; to gether with the Wood., Demesne Land., a n d venous Parma, which are in excellent cultivation, sad most respeltably minted. the Whole anntasoung upward, of Nineteen Hundred ACM of Land. The delightful Seat of Withafern Park, the romantic scenery and bombe- of watch are se well known, is satiate about one mire from R n thin, nine horn Deebigh, and nineteen from Chester, in the men beautiful and fertile Vale of Clw)d, over which, and the adjoining country, this Msnatim-house and PI oastirelrounds command the most deiightful 'mos. The above Estate is well timbered, and part of it is supp o s e d to c „,,s a i n ee ry ,a1,,,,5n 0 'sins of lead me, from which much profit emp Ite derived The Farrn•lineses are ol gond repair, and the land, in general, 14 capabi- of great improvement The several tenant. will thew the tarsus is their re:spathes holdiogs; and Mr Whitby. of Ecultexisi, near Chester (who has the inapt of tit . Estate). AO Mr Nisgh Owen, of BAL, are authorised to treat for th, whole be private contra';. Printed Particulars may be iiad of Mr Whitby and Mr. Owen; also ef Mr Htsghee, No. 8, Holes, st, Gray's Inn, London; bison". Lace and Fiassall. IA ; M 00.% Richard and Echer.' Joon Shade-hill, Maas ter ; at th e H vie!, Chester ; White Li on, Rut.L.lit; IS.J , Delabigh ; and lieu, Shrewsbury, 4 mr■q - 7ifilk • -'llll fY AUeTION. FOR A•4OONT OF TM,: MANUFACTURF°S, Fxenipt fawn taw Aufaiot Duly, agreeotalc to ttn• aift ( ) N WEDNESDAY, the 20th Tut. at Frp:t, rtit.R ‘C, SON, and CO a.ill iiiaa to R1.1(2 SALE, at thea Warchnua 4, No. IP. (Lii , o-atie c t, a ra.01.., ‘ , ..roue .1 of 131:111SH PIECE Gt iOl4 nc saga in tiii.e, Iri M 1.. MElt AC, tun livik t r. Preparing fur Press, and will br pub:tab/11.y Subecription. in the en•milig White., m Oars sleeve t Volume, Cro. ou IVoye Paler, and lint pr: aid, price to Subseribeas, Blank, to be paid, of delivery of toe Work, ASYSTEM of .DOMESTIC COOKER Y ; „l ante d a s well la the refitted lase of the Epicure, a. the of ru r al Life. Tri whil-h will be subjoined, An ESSAY, beina a comparative Survey of the venous Motes pre;ering Viands and serving Table Delicacies in the several Kingdoms of Europe, the East and %Vest Indies, &e. &c. Re JOHN SKILL, Purveyor General, Ac Ste. to Their Imperial and Most Faitlifid Majosties, Their Royal limlinesser tli.. Prince of Wales, Dukes of Ynik and Claience, Duchess nfCtimhrrlll.ll,& c . Of the Old Italian and French Warehouser, Fish Saucon n g Portable Simi. Manufactory, Nn. 13 and 16, Stilted. reef St blartio's C111t11,1,001i006 Eshthitshed upwar... Fa., e Years ADORES c. The object of the present Publication is to supereede ilei• • extratagatit anti rioniantiesysteins with which the Public i• . long been Ari u and iii their attratt to piesent a PRAM! CAI. Tit FATISE on t'OOE FRY, suited eith er t o t h e ta;de of T t b u e i r w r o in n c lo e t ,... r u e r cosutrCur.ttapateu, and yet prese rm a• r. elegance in them ; to give to their forms and costume the eh ! queue of the first circles of ten( and fashicn ; to contrast the go u t, nand a. and matinee+, of the Ancients wide those of the Modems ; 404 1111011‘1101/1 the ar:aotementsot D mastic Eco nomy, to combine elegivice and ntdry To the Nary and Arms ibis IV. , k will be peculiarly Yalu. able, as every attention will be paid to th- a:rennin Nasal and %binary life; a sinisideration highly important in Ion:, ,tc. From the verii.i.ir profession of the Author, and a re. side nco nn the Co tomtit tit 1...5i one. lie Is 0114h1 t., be.: tier ct in a matinor entirely new, and Pi render it in• Due the incorporation of a teripts, which 110 Cook can snooty, and which have been hithento accounted' Trade Secret., a,nl thiore fore unpublished An entire SeriQln will he deviated to th• preparation 4 INDI % ; a ityouns scan-err ki.•••,61 hut which, gem-mile known, et: ind fkd I. deer 6 iii the regime of the fable, and 11110.61 C, a resolotiot in tl gout of the Limit vivoritt • • Narita,. et Sub-tidier% will b! re-eiveil at M.... Sk and whose Warrhous-, the citnicest assnitateut Pt Alltclvi isconstautly to be had, mad nit the incise moderate terns, vie. SI ALYCE SEER, Of the choierat quality, ant iii the fm,st order for drinking, and at may Six Shilling: per Darer delivered to any !wit or London, free of expence, for ready money only, tutiles extra ••• Innkeeper:, Tayetn, Coffee-house Keepers, Publiemt, &e. supplied iin Inure immutable trims than at any other hoinei London. Also, with The FINE. AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCT, fee making the Beer with, which will be found t make the most salubrious beverage ever drank fur the spring, summer, and au tumnal 'mintier. P. in int directions for brewing on each jr,ll and any quantity pa-ked for isportatioa, a , d country orders at a short uoti.m. F.NE NRW DANISH CRANBERRIES, Ruel and White, in jar., 71 64 14u. and 205. • earth, properly packed for Town and Country, lately Imported. Mr. SK I P, having resided inlay years in Great Britain, /ranee, Soain, Flanders, an I Portugal, ant haviint ferried very extru sive connections daring 11111 iendence in those confine', ill enabled to obtain all the delicacies huddle table, and every article in the foreign line, with the sre-atert expedition; and, in consequence, the Public can always rely that the article* sold at these Warehouses are of the best kinds' genuine, and on the most inodiene terms. SKILL% SIX-POUNDERS, or Hams of nal, six pounds cad', for .v 1 -dishes, small Conlin...3re cured Portugal (*.hive. They are o(* inis.t exquisite qu.ditir end mild tiavriur. TuNGuEs, of all siw, and in the greaten xnt ales. N EATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always realy for Ibe, not reluireng soaking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smokeil Tongues. - tVESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND HAMS. ...... B %CON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST MORLAND Ditto, and molt excellent PIGS' CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, in small Cask., for the Om of Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Families, drc. N. B. West India Islasek, Cal tains of Ships, &c. swindled with any Quantry at the .horii-st Notice; and with all kinds of efinlllollll, Hastiest Porter, Sc. Donn' REEF, to rate fur Bread and Rimer, and is makeSeef Shaving. with SICILL'a OkIRMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES Thu very gran fame Mr Skill kat acquired by the Sale of German utd 11 0 1,,el i a Sausage" ' has induced him to keep alwa.a a lyre Stock on Ilbnd ; aiiiiMerchant". Captains of Ships, &e ow, have any qiiiritity at the 'hnttest notice, packed for the &II sad Went Indon, Amnia, Jte. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick without. Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every bud and Description. THE RICHEST SAUCES IN THE WORLD. Skills IMPERIAL and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, to be eaten with all sorts of Fish, Ragouts, am and ter 'oriels mg ever, kind of Made-Dish,Game Hashes, Stew., Stea s s Chop., Cullen, hesia.A Collodion newhich are of the biglictli Value to every Family who use them constantly. CAMP SAOCE of most exquisite Flavour, and admirably aiLipted foe enriching every kind of Mews, Hashes, Mali. Dishes, dc. without requiring other Seasoning. SKILL'. LOG nuaß, for Sallado erti k.gg Saws& kept ilrv, wid keep for ever. ESSENCE of ANCI‘OVIES, for Fish Sauce, prepay , s: from the red Go.gona Anchovies, that be recommends to f. mill,. in general, as the riche.* in England. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for Devilling all Sorts of Wm., Poultry, dc and for scasoplltg Made Dishes. CORATCH, to eat sub &et Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Jul.. tons hops, Ir. MUM SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, Lobsters, and ...i• Kilt& of Fish 5AU43 , .. A IA SUISSE, for Muck Tuttle, tick or; and all 6iid• of Grum,. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the most appro,3l SL• Mud, anA float ihechoice.t S SUES A L'IMPERI.%LE, that will bo furs d must ea• cellet:t stewing Eel., Pike, Cap, Tench, Itc SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Cavicc, Walnut Sete l, 6 l P, Soy. MUSHROOM SAUCE, eviler, Poivr.ida Sauce, he. SALLAD SAUCE, cuutainioe all the Ingredii sem loran:gains a Sallad, and is good to eat with Lobsters, Ss nag,,,, , ice. S.I,UCE DES ISLES SR ITA NNIQUES, Zonbditt) M ,ti b. Caper Sauce; Oyster Ketchup. Sauce a l'Ecballotte, and err, other Sauce used at the moat fashionable tables, [causing its greateat eutlefline to, England. lo Biotin at Ss. and 3s. 6d each ; in Cases with partit;r4l•, containing remiss &miss of abets.. Sauces, Only 111. 1%. S. N. R. Li Cisco', containing Id Caw of the above Sioscei• tlar'lle Peeked (Sc the Es.t awl West lima+. Amities, I.r - lA/MIN/NI :—Pronteel by G DAVIDSON. Pk. In Dult , • 43.ert, 1.. w Stns{, Cqvent Garda.s, and Published at tr Office, N., 5,14. k of St. a. omit's Church, Meant. h, W. STUCK, of No 7, New lirlt 41 5t...1, Lust Ptr Order., &c. for tb.• roper, soot re die Vivo % ; t wo eel . • ft