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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .. • —yr.-- • roarstrottu, MT le. Sailed the Thiole frigate for Guernsey. il Arrived the Lopetung. frigate, with the following homeward-boom. West Iniliam.n, itial the Airret,r, Lord Nelsen, .13rit,y4 Tar, !P :kiwi Manni,m, B re them, Inircrity, Gr,;, e , and another vessel under convoy, from Cork.—Wind N.E. PLYMOUTH DOCK, JULY t 7. T~ Came in the Prussisn tiaiiint Marsiere , hae Fioriae, Captain Simmons, hone Barcelona, with wine for Emden ; and the 'irate Anna, Jobb, from Fulda, With toharrrt, Stc. for Baurdeaux, both detained by the Lady Warren at Wind N.B. raLssocTit, JULY 16. Sailed the Ch.re'istie schooner, Lieut. Alt, s. the Sarni, Capt. Lightly. and several other vei eh, under convoy to the Eastward. Wind N.F. ease/ice, tsr 18. The Diana packet, Captain Macdonin gb, arrive last night with the Mails, a Messenger, and se.veral passengers, from Husum. The Mails of the ltith. for Hamm and Gotten burgh, are detained here by contrary winds. The Auekland packet, Capt. Bridge, arrived here this morning, after landing the Gottenburgh Mails at Yarmouth A Dutch schuyt arrived to-day. with letters from tatwyck we if., at L.( 18. ( Yesterday evening. the Vestal ft igate arrived and Tailed attain early this morning, with the 7rusty man of war; Bo4clta, Vidtvrt, and La Ffrcbe sioops of war, with several gun-brigs, &c. for the French coast. Arrived the eraspera bomb, from Pnttsmonth, with the hometvard.bound Worm flzet under con• nor, which remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last.-iieWind N.E. If I • FP OM LLOYD'S fiST. • GI *never bo, ?et' —Paa. , 4l by the Frederick, Barker, *era Bodoni* ; You , c Iteeultly, Lusk, from 0,1311,1 ; Ila O py a cairn Apliehy, (nm No:way ; Chrittians. Bran. fro,' jtettio; Gotyll'iltem, &evict, from Dalitzie Wood vs/4 and tab niana. Wnod, (mm Metnel.—..Sailed, the Ram bler. Williams, the the GauerAl B.ld. Melville, to the West 4111t,,1D. H2r,11,1V. Howard, from noortn. As Solora Cr o. --., from ditto. At Dundi.k--thr Seur, W.ight 5 and the Harrison, Tonal), Dronton At Hothrk Stclnworth, from Treiste. •At Liverpool—the Triton. Hanson, from Nerway. At Htail--the Ca. . Barren, hmm the Mcditerraonen. Off the I..aurPh Erid..-the Ilona, Hutchinson, from Charles ton. At NewfriumParidw-the Ranger, Phelan, fr..in Waterford. At Halifax-.the R Tower, from Livelioul. At NZ., Brunswick—qt.: Duke of Kent, Etineaon, from London. At Demerara—the Commerce, Woodstock. frem Africa. At Batalia—the Neurone., Rhoadr., fruin Copenhagen. LORD NELsoN , , FLEET. f t IITRACT Of A LETTER IRON AN OTTICER ON 110• RD I 011/0 NELSON'S FLAY Salt' THE VICTORY, TO • FRIIILOO IN LONDCN. Antieria, June 12. 1405. Since nor arrit al at Barbadoes fin the 4th inst. we have been daily amused with the hope of meeting the enemy, who were at ?lay Unique from the 14th !Slay. to June 6, with a fleet and army equal to the reduainn of ail our Islands in that time.— Vpnn our arriral at liarbadort, intelligence was received that they had sailed the 201 th May, to attack Trinidad. 'lwo thou sand troops trete embarked on board oar squadron und er G en . Mien, and en ter• morning nfthe ash, w. slibel to the South. ward, having been touted by Maar admiral Crieh , arie, with two Chip of the hue. On OW 6tii we were near Tohigo, which leand W in much alarmed at ourappearance, that the s:iipping ran towards Grenade for better proteftio , „ and .1 our ex changz of Salutes w t a the forte reported the Island to have been attacked. Here we 'mond from an American brit, that he was bosded three data are, by one of the frigates of the eftemy's Rept, then nearing Inward* Trinidad, tied that he suppoeoi they would piss Tidier. the eerniog ts lore; our course was immediately Aspect for Trinidad, with a certainty of meeting the enemy in the mot ring, and when the day light appeared, we discovered that tho Inland was under alarm, awl notwith standing all the signals we could make, we could net pre sent the troaps in Fort Abercrointee blowing ap the Fret, and making their retreat tnwards the town. Tr-is eireurn Nance confirmed us in the opinion that the enemy had arrived and carried th- Island; bur, upon entering the harbour, found the English colours (liras, and that we were the sup;eised ene my. Finding our trifoemation was incorret, notirie was left era lint SO t+) to the northward, taking all our Island* in their turn. On Sunday we reached Grenada, where we foiled the Jason frigate which oil Thursday had seen the eventei fleet steering Nor th towards Gearlalnum, having left Mini 'Mtge the time morning. This Mformatinn relieved us greatly, as after so log a Cheer we found ourselves not more than three days sail after then.; and if then meditated an attack upon An tigua, or el.c whete.we shoold eerie' nly reach them. On blonds, we rased our Islands, St Vincent and St. Luria, without soy further iefurination• Tuesday we communicated with 111100 ser;al, from whelre the. enemy went men on Saturday, Oleo ing Nr...hward, supposed to attack Antigua, as they had M. ported that they anchored at Guadeloupe to takeoit board mew. tars, &r. We were also 'mimed be another American, who told intimr hr hp 4 seen in the morning tern Sail tinder Goads. loupe, stoning to the Southward : but as every America's ride WS astray, we continued our cosine towards Antler', and this morning dispate . reached us foam Lnrd !Arington, the Go. venter, confirmt.ig the information from Montsemit, that the enema were gone Northward, and were seen from Antigua ma , Saturday Peening von, distinctly; at have therefus little NOM. but they hare shaped their tonere homewards, as, from all counts, thew have already lost ease toroth of the %gamma and soldiers which came out in the fleet, and the rainy season le just commencine, which will prevent any operations on short; arid six wok* hence the hurricane months commence, of which the Fielteh have ever had the greatest dread. From wary elective:ranee, we are therefeee led to fear that they are now four ultra sail a-brad of us ri f on their course to Eat ripe, ;rot nnalouta are running from our squadron as fast as ponl!de, of the arrival of which at Ilarbsboes they received irformation no the 9th, and communicated that information to Dominique the next morning. Wt were seen two diva after .tyre passed hdirdeaa lay rate of their frigate., left sport the look nut, which artivel at M.artinque on the sth, and ennfirmed the inPrrnatiun they had already received from their friends at Partrathee. All nor meyetnerits are known to them, whilst 0 11 information o btained by ill is ealculeted to lead us astray. Vie are just now going to land oar afneij4 at Antigua, (met Irbo.ice we t.ke our departure for Gibraltar; and the only re maining hope is, that we mae sail air much faster than the enemy, they, in a dietance of twelve hundred league., we may arrive off Cadiz before thern--hut this is a forlorn hop.. I Ines little dmitat but much abase has been heaped upon us fn London, where peopled.. nqt usualit admit tam inaplosibility of contendine with the elements; cznainie no fleet was ever favoured than thee ham been, in every circumstance, nor an y one more opposed than we, before we quitted the Me diterranean ; but permit:mince has at last lweieght us en close to W.P4 CIATERBURY. JULY I. .. The Quarter Sessions for the Eastern Division off &it comity, were held at the Old Castle, near this city, on Tuesday last. In the course of the above Sessions, a curious came cam- on, in which a number of Jews appeared to nswer for a violent assault on one of their tribe, who is a constable. of Sheerness, for having officially en de ,voured to suppress a riot which took place in their Synegogite, in consequence of some misunder stanciing respeeling their seats. In the midst of the affray, he emered this holy place of coctilti:c, :cod en deavoured to secure good order, which so incensed the ltb'ing leraelibs, that they became unanimous in their resentment, against suer 7aceb, and instantly every movea'sle piece, viz. sconces, railings rf the altar, Sec. St.c. became weapons against him, with which they so mad- reared him, that the Court fined each of the offenders 51 al/ ordered them to gaol far toe space of one calendar month. A Special Session of the Peace for the Liberties and Precincts of Romne Marsh was holden at New Hall, in Dymcbm ch, on Friday last, when . john Wood, James Webb, Richard Cout, and Peter Lambert, charged with a hetglary and robbery in the dwell ing', house of kir. John Buckhurst. of St. Mary's, were pot to the bar. Mr. Pitcairn, the barrister, sat as Recorder ; and after every dne investigation, the Jury found Lambert altilly of the charge, the evidence of Mr. Brown, a young man into whose room Lambert twice entered on the night of the burglary, being positive as to his person. Webb and Conk w. re c cnad led, neither Mr. or Mrs. Buck burst being able to identify the persons of either of the prisoners: they were in consequence delivered over to a serjeant who was is attendance, to be con veyed to their regiment, the East Kent militia. Wood, who was admitted an evidence fer the Crown, was remanded to Romney gaol, in order he may he produced at the ensuing assizes for Kent, as an evidence against the father of Cook, now in Maidstone gaol, charged with receiving a part of the property. knowing it to have been stolen.— nrence of death was passed on Lambert; but judg ment is deferred till the (pinion of the Judges can he mien as to the competency of the Coast to de termine causes affecting life and death, of which there are strong doubts. Warwick Quarter Sessions began on Tuesday, when only four appeals were tried, one of which from Birmingham, on an order of Bastardy, lasted four hours, and was confirmed. Wednesday morning, the Birmingham Canal Tax Appeal, against a Rate made by the Overseers of Warwick, was intended to be tried, but on the recom mendation of the Earl of itexesroan, the Chair man, the sam: WAS compromised by the parties. It was admitted by the Counsel on both sides, that there could lar no doubt hut the tonnage, &c. of the Canal was rateable as freehold property, and it was also admitted by Mr. Da uric kr, the Counsel for the Appellants, that the cortshid of the Overseers had been perfetly ju.-Aifiable, and that they had done no more than their duty in rating that species of property. It was finally agreed upon between the parties, that the Appellants should be rated at and pay 1001. each Levy. Yesterday se'nnight, as two officers of the Guards were rowing in a boat in Gill:nghatn Creek, their attention was suddenly arrested by the appearance of a man struggling in the water at some distance from them; they immediately proceeded to the spot, and having procured assistance succeeded in draw ing out the body ; appearances of life being ob served:one of the officers went immediately to Chat ham Barracks, for surgical assistance, and every means were made use of ineffdlually to recover life. The person had nothing about him, by which to discover to whom he belonged. His cloaths and linen were good, and he had the appearance of a gentleman ; he had lasen observed walking on the wall close to the water's edge for a considerable time previous to his being seen in the water, and whether his being there was the elfea of accident or design cannot be ascertained. On Thursday, last as a private belonging to the Fifeshiie Militia, was bathing near Gillingham Fort, he went suddenly out of his depth; from the steep ness of the place where he went in, and to which he w.is a stranger, he was in the most imminent danger of drowning, in sight of several people: none of whom could swim, nor afford any assistance. Their cries, however, brought Mr. GEoaca Nasu, a gen tleman who resides near the place, to discover the cause of their noise, when he saw the perilous situ ation of the man, who was just making a last effort; he, with a generous ardour and an exemplary spirit of humanity, threw off his coat and waistcoat, plunged into the river, and brought the drowning man safe to the shore, amidst the plaudits of the people. SMITHFIELD, Fatomr, JULY 19. To s;nk the Offal —per Stone of Bth. Beef 4s 61 to 54 6 , 1 I Veal ..4a 4.1 to 5s 84 Mutt0n.....4: tO 5s 44 Po,k ..4s 04 to .54 oal Lanth 4s. ed. to ss. ed. Head of Cattle thia Day, Beasts, about 500--Sheep and Lantba, 9,00 D. Mans, that we fusee eertstnly saved the Woe India Islands, as BD dttle.at can trwi be entertained but that their capture was the guild obiaß of their erped.tien, whiA, by nur arrival, has etiu r lerely faile•la ' , ‘,... twins all acc..unts, of some tlitsoaands rim a. • . - • ~. :f nich, they have taken the Cysts* sloop ,4 41 17 .... 75 i . , aL Itarbsdnes outward- lensed pack r- .. ' - a''''' ll4llll l - 4,7 7 W) healthy; and, as a gaW dilf I oil • 1 . . e . . , .• radars Wore the *Or . . . 1 . . I - • miner,. '• \ :ft .-- i ,47 .t.t „„ f .7, -.., PP IC' fr 046141. •i, •l4 ‘ 1 ra I PRICE. OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Reduced . ..60 3 per Cent. Consols ll9ll ♦ per Cent 5 per Cent. Nary 3 oil 0 0 1 Bank Lung Annuities l7 S-161 Omnium. St Imperial 3 per Cent. 594 Mum kin. 141.25 years India Bonds I. irelsoeuer Bala .15. prem. Is. di-. par. English Lr,ttery Tickets COll/44 (jr • • GOI T BISII, Stork Broker, Nn 4, Cnriihdl. and 9, Charing-Crone PRICE OF I kltiii Goy. Deb 3; per cent. Ditto, 3 per cam( ..... Ditto Loan, 4 pet cent Ditto Loan 6 per cent. sTOClcs—Juia is. ?oil 9211; 981 COWila OF FicCHIM! "tonotriant 1 Y l!• Om., ..t Sight 4 ottevistr. Flahtlough IS 5 201. Alton. Tarn 1 dire date 2a 17 Otto g6 5 2tr. ...... 26 6 Ca in Data Madrid .... in paper Ditto (;F, FRIDAY, JULY 19. Genoa Verve. , 6O Lisiaon 6O Oporto GI Dublin ISf ...wow. 1.. d POrtUlgii ruin in c..iat awl Sart per 4 0 0 D.Kablootia. Sew Dollars Saver io 0 0 0 N.., L 01.114 each 0 4. Mena Leetunr SO I Agio eft the Monk a Holland Naples Dnblin on I.9olsee(Juty IJI) • •••I: i II 11141444 on Lowden (hstr I). .l Ti, Agates Qabiltßitte)".... —1 41 i Ike. -- THE MA PIC LIS. Csa.NEXCHANGF., JULT 19 Tosd.iy, hut . few forklifr arrivals of Wheat; but a eotuiderr ahle quantity on twin!, chiefly of G.rion. ; Second and inferio quAbry. Sales i 4 !in! samples fetch 3 further small advance. Koh" is In •Isort wooly, and the f..w ask , at brier yri NI .it and lilt• twu AOrkS of 13 3,14 Liej, price; but f w Whitt! Pea‘. and th..se dearer. Th..re are very f•sir fresh Oais cwin: to liars!, mill Oki. trade emtinues n , sup:n.rt high l'ficts. Flour is lull per s.ck I. her malt on Monday. CU:Ott.NT OF GRAIN. t'. heat. S'n . 95.. Rom, 46• 01 F r a c an.. ..102s. 1064 0.1 Tick Ream 48.. UA Rye... 46. 52•. 04. Oat. 27a 2Q. 345. Od. Barley .314. 44.. 01. 37.. 60. ....... 76. Od. Raw: . 1.10. 001. 0.1. White l'eas O4 Fine 85 , 901. 04. Grev Peas 424 465. 04. tirek.nki 80.. 85s. 0... RETURN OF WIIV Including uuly from the le agresuay to s. al. 30 Quarters at 1O 21R at 96 -- at 03 272 at 94 _ 99 at 93 6 103 --.••••.•• at 93 554 at 92 516 at 91 904 —..-- at 91.) 164 at 89 at ;:10 at 87 6 611 - at 87 3.37 at 86 gg -m at 84 1311 - at 84 126 Anil 480 Qii Total 14,7h4 Quartei 9:4 higher .T IN MARK LANE, I of July to the 6th of July, the nest Act. 1 s. A. 43 --- at 82 6 1042 --. at 82 itua —....--. at 81 9)1 ---- at 81) 87----- at 79 739 at 78 645 at 76 158 ,—... at 75 5'39 at 73 140 at 72 6 )9 ----••••• at 72 41 ---. at 70 6 1191 at 70 88 -- at 68 218 at 65 115 at 64 94 at 58 irters at 565. ets. than last Return. From July 6, Sacks. s. A. 14.... 90 0 7.... 89 2.... 18 0 G.... 87 0 RETURN OF Fl.Ol t , l July 12, limn the Srcks. t 105.... 82 6 445.... 82 0 3.... 31 SI !ocket Orrice. Sacks. s. 110.... 76 0 316.... 75 0 15.... 74 0 41.... 81 U 6102.... 60 0 270.... 79 419.... 73 0 7:2.... 77 0 ',./13 Sacks ...Avers; 9J, hitOot than 4,aq, 3.... 86 01 8010.... 8S U 313.... 84 0 44t.... 83 0 Cut.:--17 I 100.... 72 0 10.... 71 0 I 44.... 70 0 10.... 69 0 95.... 68 0 P Ns. SI. turn. UXBRIDGE The Cern Inspeaor's Return, uu Thersd3y, Soli VI lithe per load 201 04 to 321 Oa Earley, per or :As 04 to 44s Od Oats 32s 04 to 37s 04 Be.kiss 48s Cd to 52. 04 Peace I HOPS. 11406. medium Kent 51 0‘ to GI 10s Kent )1 10; to 61 154 Sussex—. .5i Gly to 61 GA , Sum,: 51 Ss to G : Os F.ssex 5l Os to 61 6s 1 F.truham.....7l Os to 61 Os Old Duty, 40,001. PRICE PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. oar. ST 3 ASICI . S. WHITSCIISPEL. Ha• ..31 105 a 51 5s Has 41 Os a 5! 144 New Ol Os a 01 Os New 01 Os a 01 Os C10ver......01 04 a 01 Os 1 Clover 51 Ss a M 6. Straw 21 14s a 41 I. Straw 11 111 s A Si NEVtik.;ATF. AND LEAI B' the Btef ^s 11.1 to 4t RA I tottail 4. 04 to 4, 64 Laml. 4 PRICE OF Cr. James. Maricrt 4$ Od Oare Market Whitschapel Market Ss MI Pa Stone of 81b. Its lid Average Price... 3s 11 Y..11.0w, Sow, 765--11. Pric.!of Candle", per dos. .13F.51HALI. MARK LIS Ca,ease. Veal . ...... `is 44 to 5% 1.1 Pork ....... 44 Od to 5. 04 •••• res. 44. TALLOW. Town Tallow.. 67. 6d Rwiil (Can.) 65s 0 R trivia do. (Sn.).. 6G/69s (II Melting Stuff.... -a 56. 04 Ditto rou(h Graves Goal Dregs . ....... lOl rttle I, R6 , —Cord, 90s. Is 124. RAW HIDt:S• Best Heifer % and Steers, rer stone, 3s. 414. to 3a. 64. Ml44lilig• 3a. 114 to is. 24. thdinary Market Calf — 12.. Od. English Horse Shearlin.;l 03. 04. to is. 64. Lamb Skin, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Od. MOCK OF LEATOF.R. Sifts, 5() to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 651 h. each Merchants Racks Dressing Floe h Crop !fides for cutting Flat Ordinary 22f to 431 .25d t• 26d ..-41 to t d , 1.1 to 254 .Vl4 In ?PA .221, to 2.5 .21d to 92d Cslf Skins, .30 to Oftlb. loco lkozen 344 to 424 sa to ;nib . 364 to 40.1 -s! ' 10 to 0011. •14d to 30d Small Seals t . Greenland) 42d to 444 t 7 [Arco ditto 120 s to 11104 per dozen. Got Skins 30s to 6Ss ditto Tanned Horse Hides 25s to 42s p.'r hide RI RTH. On Sundae, the 1401 inst. Mrs. Cleveland, wife of Captain Cleveland, of the Royal Artillery, at Woolwich, of a goo MARRIAGES. On Wean's<la, the 10th 'natant, at Dieshitt Church, John Harman Meriva!-. of I.ineo!n'i In,, fag to Miss Drury, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Drury, of Carkwuod, Devon. .lul7 3, at Reading, hr the Rev. 1)r. 1,11.4, the Rev. Matthew Rotuninot, Rector of Ronglnield. Berke, to Mir* Parvonv, ddeat daughter of P.t,sou, N. of Ashford. in Kent. 1) ATMS. Oa S...ndar l a st, in Nortsk AreN, Counter of Anerem stn Monday, suddenly, MIS thinglar, of Muglutm rtreet, wither to ltear.Admiral B Door. la , . Tliursrlas, at her ditiehter's I 'kir; One.) house in DITPT 11t1,et. Mrs. Stott. W/1411/ of t'e lat. Rev j, m ea s cu tr, an d mother of the C4lWittig% of °eon". In Upper Temple street, 1)0411 , , of a lingering sickness Mr. Thomas Leech, regretted 1. 1 44 his friends aid tcquair.t one's Early on S.:e.ty wanting lad, at his brother's hoarse at 11-eyitroe, nes , . Exeter, 'Ames ftroek, Esq. late Mrjor of the IGth Regiment ~1 1., g 'it Ihigornis. lately, Mn I'Mkinrip one of Mr. Buckley, S4rtr.maith, of Ca/auburn :IA 48 year. HIOH WATFR THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mora.. —63 aim. mita 7. alto. sfter 11. Preparin g (,„ r,,,t, 7404 Will be published I.) &hart;sl oe j, the eietuing Wetter, iii One elegant Volume, Ste pe,,;,,, . on wore r apts. ani loft lu.la wl, Wee es Sabacnt `er . l 6: I.l . r.nrci tr, lx• prol on riztivrry 4 the Work, A SYSTEM of DOMES TIC COOKERY; f t nudi, ad w g iuti ptc,: , as or C r e u li ra to i 1 ,4 17 1. :rat.1 T 1- . 1 . tuashei,olf, twheilLiadieutureblt-nsmt.,tit,ii, An PSSAY, b-in.! a eurnparatore Survey of tire tVirl 4 ll m (0 , 1 tipt oreparrog Vi.uu.l,, anti seraiang 'rabl- tielt. - ..cur in the see e w R ,n g dopas of Lurope, Vie Fait wild W- a' litdiesi.4:::. ke. Br Jtfleti 5331.1., rereoror General, 4e. 1::. to Their Vernal pod P.ltut FaithfLl Majesties, The t: Rota' 11.ghtessei the Prinie of Vra'r, is o k ee rot_ yod g 1.1. d cia frier, Di elm urca.vbtrialal,i rc , - Ot the Old Italian and Frmtcli WereliJe•e-, F. ,, SAUCe .nd Portable Sun r Marrn(acrnrv, tin. IS ai.d 16, Strand, nts . St Martel% Comte.), L a uda,. Estala:Selles ustatatdaufELti. Yeats, ADDRESS. The 0: Wet of the present volslic,:tioo is to sope rte -l e those extravagant anti romantic s ) stems wi t h w hi c h the Pu , ,r e 1, 4 bong been del u;v1„ and iu their woad to mason a PRACTI CAL TREATISE on COOK F R suited cattail; re ttk: taim of the Prince, or the humbie.t Cuttag , e. To peuoloto economy iii our repasts, and Yet preserve elegance in them ; to give to their forms and co-t a p e Th e quoits of the first circles of rank and hetet n ta co. tray rout, mocha, and nanneis, of the Am ienti with thow of me &lateens ; and througlim t the arrangement+ of Elinneu: e ninny, to combine elegance and utility . To the Navy and Army this W. k will b• peculiarly via. able ' ai every att e ntion will he p a d to th • az,remeiis or and Military life; a CrWlidefatioll highly important in 104 Voyages, From the peculiar profession of the Author, mole lw.g skj e n e, t on the Continent nt Euroire, he ti enahl d a, brat the subject in a manner entirely new, 1111444) rend-r it unique br the inenrisoratinn of Recei e tc, which ein Cook can supply, a i 4 which have been hitherto accounted Trade Stonily sod there fore unpublished. An entire Section will he devoted to the pre;nr e ti an of INDI 1N DISHES; a system.stareely known in Englatil ; but which, generally known, cannot fail to create on eier4 tit the regime of the Table, and produce a revolution in Ott gout of the boos vivant+ ! •., • Namei of Setric , ihera will be reezivad at Meis.s, arid C. 1.%, at whose Werthouse, time choicest ino..tenrne London of the foilon ing Anicle• iv constantly to be had, tad on the most rootlet:iv terns, via. SPRUCE !SEER. Of the choicest quality, and in the finest order fer c!7;nlt.ily, and at nutty Six Shilling: per ; delive:cd r, an, p a t of London, free of expeacc, fur ready money o thy , bottits extra. l e • Innkeepers, Term, Coffee-hones Kerr., Publicans, &c. supplied on more reas.mable teams than at any ether Imam in London. Also, with The FINE ANIERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, for making the Beer with, which will be found I • ni..be the not salubrious beverage ever drank for tie spring, summer, MA a4l. tumnal months_ Prirred directions for brewing on each jar, And ars qttarn?ts packed for exportation, and couutry milers at a - short entice. FINE NEW DANISH CItANBERRIES,R.stand in jars, Is. 6il 14s. i t 211. each, properly puked for Towa and Country, latidy imported by SKILL and CO. Provision and Porter Merchants to Their Imperial and Most Faithful Maic , iie , „ and Their Royal Highnesses tl.e nines of %Vales, Dukes of York and Clarence, Lesicheas of Cum berland, &c. lc. At their o:d Italian and French Warehnuser, and Feb SMIC , ! and Portable Snit:. .Matiuf.ie.tory, No. 13 and 1 , 1, Sth.' , .!„ nearly opposite Lancaster-court, London—..EltablAed wards of forty yeirs. Mr. Skill having re.ided many years in Great Ern,. Frnnee, Spain, Flanders, and Portugal, and haring fo•mel rry eaten.. sire einanectiors duraig ins reaidesice in those countries is enabled to obtain all the delicacies for the titbit:, and e eey 'uncle in the foreign lute, with the greatest mocditioot ar.d, Is consequence, the Public can al rot? that the &Lei:. sold their W.irclinusee are of the bed kaids' genuine, on the most mod- r.de terns. SKILL . ; SIX.POUNDERS,...tir name of oils ars p.)IAIZI each, for side.dishes, small famine., Sic. cured Por.rgal Latham. They are of a rivet extpinrite quality Ind mid P:o,ur. HAMS, TONGIJILS, to of ail Sala, and 14 the greatere quantities. NF TS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always rally for liar, at rmiiiiiring waking, REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other suet et Sat WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WEST/At/ALAND IA MS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE., and WEST IORLAN D Ditto, and most excellent nos' CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, ist•vinall Cut U • f Gentlemen of the Navy and Ar.ny, Fa nilier, &c. N. H. West India Idandi, Ca i .tatas ut Shi.w, &c. supped wtll any Quantity at the hh.iriest Notice, and with all kiwis of Pruvis•iins, Ilittled Porter, &e. DUTCH EEEF, to gi.ite fur dread and Bettor, and tab make Ite4 Shaving< with SKILL% GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. Tlw _ . very great fame file Skill has a. quire I oy the Salt of Getman and Bologna Sen.:ages ' has tivlrced him to keep always& large Stock on Hand ; and Merchaids, Ciptains of ship.., Are. may have any qoardity At the :honest notice, packed (or the Tex and West /kinetics, he. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlkk to without. Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sort and Descri noon. For Horne Use sod Exportation .A were great Cargo, i• Jars, packed for Travelling, and long Voyages, vie -a-SKILL'S INDIAN PICKLF.S; or, Exqiu.ite and much-adinioxi 1`1414- 1111 Y : coinpinisd of Hot ninon; Pickle*, after the ntatt..er of those prepared in the F...ct liolirs, via. Mangoes Cautilnoeit, Ltqn,4l4, GiTkins, Otlons,Samplilre, Ca bbage,l French leans, Carrots, &c. , In Jars, at I Os. Gd. and 11. iv. each. SKILL's EGG FLOUR, for Sallads anti Egg Sauce. :f kept dry, will keep fir ever. Time Richest Sauces in the Wetkl.--SKILL's IMPErI and ROYAL C AMP SAUCES. to be eaten with all so. , Fish, Ragout-, .4c and for enriching every km* of Mad Diih,Game, l a Vishes, Sows Swelts, Chop*, Outlets, dre.--'- Collebi,:n of is hir'a are of the highest Value to every Fant.4 who use th-in -orstatly. CA/Ili-SAUCE is( 'toast exottllalta Flamer, and slrith•ab:r adapted ( t it enriching ever t ki. d "(stews, Hashes, Made &c withoot ngniri..e other ESSENCE of ASC'IOVIES, for Fish 5.1.414., PC ePAT 4 from the real Gorginia Anchr.sies, 'hat he. reclaitue,els to tra gedies in gcne.al, as the tier e.t in England. SAUCE DES EIICURF.S, for Devilling all Sorts of Caere, Poultry &e end for le34ollin, )fade Dishes. CORATCH, to eat with Bret' Steass, Veal Cutlets, Mon. tot Chops, he QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, Lobsters. sad Kindsof Fish. SAUCE. A T.A SUISSE, for Mock Turtle, rich Sines and all Kind. of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepsred after the wiest approved Me thod, and froni th-cliotee:t Fruit, SAUCE A LIMPER! 1 LE, that will be four.d totwt rs cellent f.r stewing Eel., Puke, Carp, Tench, fre. SAUCE A I.A MILITAIRE, Cavice, Walnut Roche", Inrlian Soy. MUSHROOM SAUCE, Casino, P SIMPP, &C. SAL.I.AD SAUCE, cn.v.ining ail the logrdieriti tier*. miry for dressing.* Sailed, and o. gpod to eat with Lobsters !sad niagunds &e. SAUCE. DES ISLES RSITANNIQUFS,7,3OI4IBY 14"c`. Caper Satire, Disler Ketchup, Sauce a l'Echallotte, and e' 51 other Sauce used at the mat f.tshionsble forniiiig the greatest Collection in England. In Bottles at 2.. and Ss 6.1. each ; in C 1,00 ,44 Ps' t. ' 4 ' 4ll, _., containing Twelve 80tt'...; of above sam , s, only is •"°— N. B. 14. Clues, containing 12 Caves ratite above S rurAs stoutly packed for the East and West thitcs, Aortic*, • the . . _ 1./ nom GEIORGE DAVIDSO4I4, 11.10 3 1 1 1 . %Vico wee!, S. Cletneve'R, arot 1 ..hl..hett K .110S104 RYDER, at the ()thee, !Cr. 13, Back of St C'ltromlal (:hutch, Strand, whe, Orient fat gas Pave , . &C. (Plog' l4.4 P 7111 bo dole a Rentlacl to. 00. N! w=o= rr. 'if C. „ph 1 - • • t r,m .1 , 1 ' 1 llil T •~' ~~ i Wt. 5 F Ta' ihr T' at a lit 103, rllll GUM ado Tito hr .1 Nilln cwt IA 1.1 I, Mr ar t t ino w b 4,1 I I h d owl MitA Aida lii. (1 lA•rr by M Five, Seve - NEM Usd, N t:••ti EA Mr. VA% ton, TRH, New +I, C.iij Pad, ILIG4 C 4; :. .4:a at II Agi I