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- " 1 :177 SPORTING ATELLIGiNCEA Erreat the Le... 161 GJ:ette.l S. man= ltWt The ordinary Spring Session of their High ol ighti seises representing the Batavian Republic, arrived last May, at its constitutional term. The closing of the Session took place, of course, that day, but, since that time, their High MigLtin.sses, by virtue of a letter of convoc,,:ion fr.)m his Exzellency, the. ,rensiouer, have re..E timed extraordinarily the course of their sinner and deliberations This renewal of the Session has required a new nnminat:on to the Presidency of the Assembly, and M. Vale litl:erlWlCk be. been called to the Chair, lately occupied by M. Westbarendiecht. LEYDEN, Jure 5. Letters from the Empire bring the two following important pieces of intelligence, viz. the choice made 'by the Elefter.Areli-Chancellor, of a C. acjutor ir. 'the person of Cardinal Fesh, and the tot mal stir render by Prussia to Bavaria, on the 27th o f M a y, of sivecoontry of • Anspach, which is to be evacuated its cenonnence, by the French troop.. kt; rtei: l': ?MINA. MAY 21. Thal Gower: of this Court donountes, tl.is day, the nomination of Count Isdetteinich. hitherto Im ,aerial Envoy at Berlin, to the Po.t of Ambassador at Paris, and that of Count Eltz to the Embassy at Madrid. already held by him. The latter nomina tion confirms the arrangement of the differences which arose last year between r.te groper:a and His Catholic Skjory, on account of Mt war between Au , t: la and Yr-nce. Our Court does not appier to have yet received an entire confirmation, upon which it hs.l reckoned, of tae intention of the Rus sian Monarch to give up Catearo, fcr tlie purpose of its being surrendered to the French. Some persons assure us, dna the Courier of the Russian Cabinet. vrho was to bring this consent. was's:peeled a fort niEht since. the same persons attribute to this delay the one:peeled return of the French Com missery, General 'ANDMIOSSY, wl.o kid quiued Vienna on the 7th inst. upon his return to }ranee; but who, on his arrival at Munich, received Univac tioris from his Government, which iuduced bins to tuara so Vienna, where he attired oe the 11th. PAlliS, JUNE 1. The official Journal of this day, returns to the hews of tie consent given by the Court of Russia to the evacuation of Cannes by its troops. The Em peror, since hit Triton tram the Grand Army, has applied himself to the earrallion of abuses that had crepe into the Military Administration, and other parts of the public service. Among the eels which distinguiah his reign. is the following decree : [}fees follows a Deems. dated St. Cloud, 30th of lady. eneeplaining that the Jews, in the Northern Departments, bad greatly disavowed the Earners, by, lend . eteiney at exerbionot interest ; it therefore fir *pm, all aB' oos by Jews betroth for amiss, of amen loam ; and orders ad satiably e l i t of the pnaeepel Jews tamest on the tfidi of lily, as Paris. to frinemneoem fir saes sment Minh to devote their goo Senegal arts mid eits, in stead al desoceiniocc imams, of , osury.) a•stoution. KAY SO. Letters his Stralsund and Berlin. announce a sontirurd correspondence between the Courts of Sweden and Prussia. The latter still delays pre cook's to extremities. O.IIIIITAIIITINOPti, amt. 25. A new 'evolution has taken place in gg to:— The, fhb s have made thensselvea masters dt.raalii, and deposed the Goversor. They have skit a idensorial, however, to the Grand Stenos', is which they promise submission, if resound to their student tights. semeememeewo m eree Jf4r4L 1147BlaLIGENCE. --......-- , e,.., etsarsmoorw,leee 10. Sailed a cartel, with Dutcrr tends g% hem the Cape of Good Hope, for the. feed. She put i:, here last week. Capt. Vincent has taken the ciromand of the Pousenc frigate, till the arrival of fve Betliiaia,.wlu -1* Cape Barrie will take 'helm:mind it the . Piessee, and Capt V.t.cenr, tlte.Brailtat. Li-it. Woimley, of she Oarr ' Is appoi n ted to the Cafiere, as Admiral Purvie ' s Flag Lienteriant ; Lieut. Lard Viscount Neville is app , inte'l to the Cossr,grar; Lieut. 11. Haynet, and Lieu:. St iple tan. to the Posionc. This mottling sailed the Aniflosa, of A guns. Capt Rarely, with the East-India convoy, which pot hack on Friday last; and the Crecher grii-ves eel, on a cruize. trrived the Brilliant frigate, from Ireland ; L'Asprier el op ; Act, and the Prospers bomb. with a convey from the Downs. Sailed His Majesty's ships L'Espeire, nn a cruise. His Majesty's ship cilexectiria is appeirevd con voy for the West Indies, std is expetted le nil to morrow.—Wind Easterly. Y• 111400761, 35051 10. '. Arrived yesterday the Reseed/en of 74 sons.. from a cruise off the Teed ; she say the Dutch., Beet a few days since; they Mew an appearance ofi sailing. The cruises have seat in here ter vessel., laden with sundry goods, bowed from Rotterdam to Copenhagen. PLY111101:TO, Mai 9. Came in the Amazes, Nortreasts, and Afessehrows„ frown a cruise ; Leasers iterated, JAR MO, frees Hemel burgh, detained by the .1 -, 4 sloop of .wart Spanish' Jogger Akseadre, and the afeict Maria, COpee. front St. Thomas's. detained by the Sarieow sloop: ewer. .1 Sailed the re..., aresea.Beadicea, and Nectaficcess, to the eastwatd ; ate La goes se, join the &eche lon sqtradynn. Yesterday and tn-day sir Joint Warms's sirs dron have been cruising of the Eddystone, und-r 1 easy sail, most probably waking for a reinfince. spent, and some further orders. The Cr "'.y , and Warrsor are paying wages to-, day, an:: t:-:norrow ordered to join the &in MID 13reL:. samosas% Just t.). Nave. this morning, the Swift e trade urder convoy, In, T o n. at S.W. lIMVI=4IMI TO IKE EDIMRIAPTRE IMMO PiNESS. Ste —An Advertisement having appear:el in '• your Pap r of Thursday la.t, purpoittng to Se "?he ilesolutiors of a Meett.:g of the Dealt rs in Foreign Thread Lace," and calcul steel to mslead the pals lic ;- peinsit me, Without intruding too much on your patience, to offer a few words on the subject. It evidently appears, Sir, that from artful, as well as prudential. motives, they have thitught• it mrpedient to make use of the term " Foreign, in• stead of French Lace ; not mile from a knov.lttire that French Lore has always (till the late ihnovatior.) been a prehihited article, but also from a convic tion that it would be in vain to expect the sopport of " tl a Mcmhers of Pail:a:nent for the City of i_on don," and tiv other re-petable Merit's:etc of the Home of Commons," in favour of the importation of 471 article manufaSured in the dominions of the most implacable enemy to this coun:rT, to the ma nifest prejudice and injury of mare than one hundrtd and fifty thousand indigent worn anti children. who obtain their subsi , tence by the manufacture of thread lace, in the counties of Btdford, Bucking. ham, and Northampton ; many of whom have lately Men under the painful necessity of applying, for parochial relief, in consequence of the great sane of that article. Surely, fair, it sever shall be said, that any man,,posseasing a British spirit, mach less a Member of the august house of Commons, could be found capable of advocating the cause of that bitter and determined enemy, who has shut, not only his own ports, bet even those of every other dependent state, agaira-t all the articles of Britith manufacture anJ who hat. nothing more at he.ot. than the total analitilation, not only of eur ecoi:nserce, but evi n of our very eais-nce as a nation! On this pubic ground, the English thread lace Manufacturers rest their cause; fully convinced that they will receive froth tht Legislature that protec tion and encouragement to which they humbly conceive themselves entitled, notwithstandint the efforts which may he made by interested persons, in order to facilitate tit* iatroduciion of an article ma nufactured in the dominions of Bonaparte. I shall conclude by observing, that, till very lately, the only description of " foreign" thread lace, allowed to be imported into this kiugdons, was rnantsfattured in the ci-dera Netherlanas, in con sequence of a Commercial Treaty with the Queen of Hungary ; the protedling duty, hotveve-, on which, was so heavy, as to amount to an absolute prohibition on all goods under a certain value. As to French face, it was always a prohibited article, and it would require a considerable share of so phistry to prove that the lace nntnufactured in those countries whiclt ate no* annexed to France by con- quest, do nut come under that description ; or that any outy intended to be imposed therecin, can he th.u . ;ltt " excessive," which has for its oVjea the protection of so numerous a body of our own in. thastrious and indigent poor. I am, Sir, your's, /cc. A Bsorososistas MmousacTUß, e. Jams T s 1896. • ... PIASEAreiTIVE FROM DROWNING. It must !five pleasure to every philanthropic mind to learn, that a.l important. and indeed isestimable itsventien for the preservation of human lives, is fast emerging from thecircles of private convenience aad utility, into the broad and open day. We some months since acquainted our Readers with the progress and result of an experiment through London Bridge, and down the River Thaws, with a machine called A Life Penerver frees Sbipitweek, invented by Mr. Daniel. of Wapping. As the slimmer a.evancor, the friends of Mr. lhoiel are solic;tous that the public should have a fair op goetun4 y of judging for themselves at the'real merit of the invention ; and it is understood that he par p ises, in a few days. to make another experiment. tbsersi 3 / 4 tke there fr. derr. This intention buying transpired. he seas on Tuesday last honoured with a visit frpm A.imiral Sir W. Doliglas. and some nautical friends, who spent abori two hours with hiin at his house in Wapping. in scrutinizing every part of the machine; the result of which was, the Admiral's most unequiroved approbation of the in vention; with a warm wish thrt every civilized Govermaent might have th. same oppettuniry ascertaining its incredible buoyancy, and facility of management. The machine, or jacket, is composed of water proof leather, curiously prepared to contain %if ; and is filled with wind by the wearer, through a tithe. in half a minute. It then supporta the head, arms, and the upper half of the body, on use sur face of the water. The advantages which indivi shads must desire from being thus much on the surface, are very great ; for, in the first place, tf.ey 'are enabled freely touse their hands when any thing presents itself to assist them ; they :-.lso have rt in theiff,nwer to support their fellow-sufferers who may not be provided with a Life-preserver. and in all probability may raft their lives. We sincerely cougmtulate the inventor on his ingenious disloves y, and form tie most sanguine expedation that his Life-preserver may be the mesas of saving many valuable souls from a watery grave. It certs;•-• ought Mb, blade a national concern. essisaavve ..lestmsne, The Aurora, Gut Saar, bound to Liverpool, has Oft isturdiefesics. having hese roe foul off. A Ddhlin Paper of Saturday last contains the fol. tawinA istelligenes :—.• We are given to understand, that' Mr. Mourns, son elf STirmen MARTIN, Esq. a ileßiAtate for the cellar] of Galway, having sta• hassled a disposirien to tall au qlEcer to as oremont, twine the doellieg jargon. for having, as he con. eeiesd interfered is natter, with which the Officer had COTICILIth Mr. NiTTZwrit.tr, the High Irsheitifet the eneVy.retneinstrated with Mr.Ma arils on the impropriety of his conduct The latter, how ever, it is said. persisted in his resnlutinn; and it is added. that he even attempted to assault the Gentle 1111eD in question in the presence of the Hugh Sher,' tkir. Net raavtia b a. finding remonstrances and ilwesis were itselt.se, it is said, exhibited a pia 1. and declared he srould shoes Mr. Msvx In if he did not kastastly desist. Unfortunately the shut Se as fired. he bullet entered the mouth of Mr. MArstis, but A haft not been informed whether the wound is Th . Hi g h Sheriff sat:luantly apprehended esd lodged ur the cyan.? gaol." Ai7eti - . r • . . - i se.. ; COII...MAPit - K, 41„).% 11. ' • Kit it . lA;ili 4t3Oulast. gs4l ?rite. ' 1 n 9 ..,,Nc , clette • 4 ..lnitierlzoi 1 Ciaden 73. _O3a Od •—s Od 7 "" 44, Y, l'• 8•1.+4 0. I! , ':' .l p lt 18 s,heftiblic Ofkes. ...—......,.......„—.......—‘:...:—. MOV#Sk 01 : It.AcHAllfziE=.l2ere 10, tonweiostit - :-... -.8 ...$ i l!. nen., .. ...... 4' Lie. Pic. 191 11 ^ 4 4 'Met' .i. 98 ' 4 Vet n. C. ... 68 dato. liitzer !an. C. f.. It IS tU. Listen' 6O Fir irlstr(fi Altz.sta Pat. .. .14 7 Lay. Cork Iql Matt 2 U.i.zt ... :4 is e i.e, ii.r. I. z. el 11r.uritz.ies . 94 16 Paran4alUtzlil in Cam • Ca•vez thttn — Neat Molt:ones .. —, i%I tit. if .... Dian — SAW , in Km .... *5 Si l'iln.,a ":37 * Now Lout. earn .. ... —' LiTinine , 814 I 4 1 ,,, ..f tire hank el Hellene. Ne ides 1)•Mon fin Loarlun (Mzy 93.7 IGI a { li.4”nt en !Andrea (Perzll9.) Nerfa.t nn Du - A4n i Ditto) 3ll 6: day*. BIRTHS Yesterday morning, the Lady of Mr. Barb: r, of Fleetotsmit, hinter; of a-Inn, Mrs. Carra,ilerrii, St. Jeoptersquare. Edraboigii, woe safely dit:ile/td of a daughter, the sth instaat On the Id i•istart, the Lady of h. t asyno.torth, Esq. of Strangford, I vela, d, was se'e'r Ad, etre. of a MR, at ithei/isioir of Lieut. Cut. lea Many ErEnbirgh. MARRIAGES. Tuesday, at gt. Georges, Manor. •square, by the Reverted Gegre!Corti ,, n, o,brieste hfarktism, Ent son of the Arch.. of York, to she Right Hon. Lady Mary Thynne, Odle to the Marquis of Bath. On the,esh instant, at Lady Agnew's, Sucelotith- ?lace, Edinburgh, Alencender Wallace, Esq. of Aucitantee, to 1414 toilet's Maswel, rl.le.t daughter .1 the deceased Rabat Mee late merchant G A‘goit At Pretadragton no the Stir ult. by epeeist licence, Jos Ls,;yryy, f sq. of Wo.tmnria.id street, Dublin, to Miss Hig ginbotham, d.o , g'iter of the lat. T. Higginbotham, EA. or Iklancho, county of Kildre. Ye,t e ntas ',outright. at Manchester, Joseph It.elfaed, of that ioact,to Mo. Harr ey, only daughter o, Thomas Har vey, Esas ca ihia.,•street, 141G11 IN AIIHIS ! , •sY AT LOPIDOI% Mewl. 62 mm afar 9 1 tees .. 10 mi,.. must 10. ELEA:AIe I' FREEHOLD VILLA. MEADOW LAND, AND DiTFIES, GOLDERS-HILL, NEAR HAMP STEAD. it Mr. SATES, At Gairaway%Criffee ha,..-, Change alley, on THURSDAY, June 19, 1006, at Twelve olLlock, (by order of the F.xii clams), in Nine Lots, A C.tpilai aid most Convenient FREEHOLD MANSION, containing Dining, Drawing, Breakfast, and seven bon Rol Rooms, with seconds(' Apartmems; attached and detached Whom, eiiiiably sawed ; double Coacla-kuuse; Stealing fur lb books; a Farm Yard, replete with every eu:l - einem.... ; Lairs, •Silsnabotoos, Mit Pleasure Grounds ; Kit chen Corte% with Het-Agmband Green-boom, wel allecked; •ort97 Ames of $4,-i4rier tank flirt Free , .'-' t'opyheld, and Lva , owoote,i•ablv sirmited atfaOLDE!r: , I:LL, niortleirip stead. *drab! mi." of leadmii oommoviding most eutendse a id bra:nitre view. over a rich fertile reentry; the &tate is well watered; the Planitatirms varied is a Ovaries wile. Thy ah. is forming a roleidlOOD suitable fat a Nonlonaan, Baniter;er Net t-harm T. be sired by Tickets only, which, with Purtioulirs, tray be had a. No ttl, Dover-street, reead,/1) ; at 'CO, 01 Win cbe.ter•oreet ; -,f sale; and of Mr. Da*, Ns. 3, Wel beck street, Ca ' h-litare. ROOKS, MIN . , Ili-Uhl RAI kb in/krt./1i 'nt , 1 e EMI tElt PORT-FoLIOS, A CAPITAL THIRTY.. INCH BRASS MOUN FED TELESCOPE, sa. sic. By Mr. RICHARDSON. At his House No. 31, lie corner of Viliters-strove, in the a. Strid, TU-MORROW, P....ma IC, and the Sin follow iog Days (Sunday excered), at Twelve o'Cloek, ASMALL well chose: . LIBRARY of BOOKS ; Hi sto ry of the 1-!,,ire of Yvory, with Portrr4v ; Frey Cl , iizilia, Q 1 els; Huffman's Nustrerua Men of Dennearit ; Pennon's Works; Gailerio do Prat. Egainit; a Carious and Unique Coiiehtlion of Gribelin'i WA's ; Poor es History of Pit eland, proofs; Bryilze's Pears of Elisabeth arid James; Davie's Life of Garrick ; Pursuits of L.toraturet sod Wdcwile's Paiifert Illastrate.:. --I' ie Prim. roc ant: a largo ant ra4able Curieerion fit t•• • Royal and Nob'e Author., Theatrical Por traits, Twrotripiteral Print., and Specimen. of Engraving; Snlarpter Pa-t•fnitns; a liraw-mnunted Telescope, Sc. re moved tram a Public (Mee in the City. Tit be vi.wed till the Salo. Catalmores may be had, er'ee Is. of Mr CI irk, Bousteller, IlondstreM ; Messrs. Veil, g:olc 'ellen, Centhill. and of Mr. Richardson, Ni.i SI, Strand. FRILUIOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, ALDF.RSGATE-STRPET. Ily Merits POSTAN and SON, On the z Prominn, N. IS, Aldorgasesane t, nn FRIDAY. June 2J, moo, at twelve o'clock, by ...Mar of the Executors of Mr. William Ponder ' Statuary a id Maws deceased Lot I. A V a luable FREEHOLD DWELLING A.l. HOUSE, bring No, IS, cm the Fast aide hi Al desgato-strest, in she occupation of Mr. Matthews, tenant at will. Lot 2. A neat compact FRF.EI-IOLD DWELLING DOUSE, in the Mambo t aril, late in oceepstawit of Mr. Pander. Lot 3. A capital spacious LEASEHOLD MASON% YARD, wi PART of a D'YELIJNO HOUNE, two CountaarHoules, aineds, and Loats seer, Four-stall Stable, sad other e‘cellerat co..vettieneww. Boor years &A a ball woreapared at M mieuwarner lieu, at • low Rent. At the ',no Time all be SOLD, all the VALUABLE srocs, IMPLEMENTS, and Part of tee neat DOUSE HOLD FUItNI lUR L e easd ewer Efrdts. To b. Twaa-d nn whoa Pataieceara and hid wit the Pamaii". amt of Mua.-11hurs 4e , +, 144, Alderytau.treet. LEAu.mto GOOL)W11.1.. C tNNON COFFEE-HOUSE, COCKSJUIt-STREET, CHARING CROSS. TO BE PEREMFILMILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ANGELL, On MONDAY, June 10, at One sil.riarlt. at Garishly CeNd• house, Conaltill, - (bir order of the Esecutora,) THE valuable and desirable LEASE of the CANNON CUFFEI -motisr. and HOTEL, late in the *moped m of Mr. Wiliam G .4 , 14 &ensued. The ['realms hare rec-nilr inueh enlarged end im proved, at a coneiderable eelenee, and are on* In full trade, and ecunidiee a handsome ode or lofty Boridinp, with earn. sirs range of Front, elt4ant Coffee-room, titre Club and other Eatintroo r a, nntrieron• Red rooms, and, ory neer-wry Office for =flying on a al Trlitleoalt .Cll, Weenier With ill Ideality, stands unrivalled el the Mettept.S, The Ettate us held nn Leal* at a low !round tent, nf whicit ti-erly 14 years are nueepired, di d re,lete weer, modern repe'rs, and ton e drances, e. , .reloand ng the rromediate trionr.grifore of Pall Mall, Ilayraarket, Spring Gt,doa gate, and Charing Cross. N I. The Tarnow's, together with the Suck at Wi Spirits, is may be taken at a vaiwahow, o' will ot erwise ha Geld h swots. Te he sewed threw day., preceding the Sale (with Tielrtta;, sheen, artd Partici ass with Condo ..ms .4 S lc. 'Lay ba had ell the Pee ni,s; at Ciattatrayt; 414 0111 t•APteil. SIo 2t, Tlaciainastr...,rae SALE BY AUCTION. ---.~ Et(tDiS. 11 hte , sra. KING end tocitzr, At their Grett K in King-4treet, Coven.-Garden, THIS, aDd t folowine Dir,, at 12, THE LIBRARY of 3QOKS, co-nprising many of the he chi decal ar'. I Mixellalienos Authors, capital Rooks of Prints and Naturll History, early editions of the Cla-sees, many of them in Niciroeco, and other tlernt bind "g the ptuyiply of Dr. lic-leham, cc' Stoke, iu Norfolk, lately &coated. Ma)* be viewed, a.:d cal#lojue: had at the Room. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, OFFICERS OF NAVY, ARMY, FENCIBLLS„MILITIA, EAST INDIA Co.X PANT, .AND MERCHANTS` SERVICE, FAMILILS, TAVERN KEEPERS, PUBLICANS, he. SKILL aid Cd. PLIRIrEYORS OrNERP-L • wad tIILMEN to their ,iupeiil and most faithful Ma. intim, and to' their Royal Nieuwe*, the Nine, of Wales, , Dukes of York and Olrtenra, Doctien of Cumberland, Re. at the Uhl Italian and Erertrlt Warehouses, and Fish S,ute and Portable Soup Manufaeurtes, No. Nand 16, STMAIiD, alma* optlutita St Martins: Church, Lon*** eitthhahe4 nearfir half 'a muffler/ ;*lnventnN of tic: Imperial and Royl Fitt SAWN., White Spruce Asor. N•eieent aid Iriliort. Caoadon Essence of Spruce. • , • 6%1.4 trading Li Bengal, M tdraa , Calcutta, lanit'aeleit Xs. tab.y. and the otb n rustication. of R•itish lode; the Wee; h..n h ands, the tlitteol" G nd Liow,:hfrican Orilaniar, amOdieit with -theekeitost dahtweies for the table, the *heed Fon Same* on nib, the nowt eiquithe Stikeo and !to Chrems ever owe ; worry met of rye iiwilirb at/ Feral Pickie.., and Provisions of all 'starts earadelly packed at ehe shortest nuitce, and upon the :float nualerate teems WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND EqX EXFOETATNNE• KY all itAirsTr. ROYAL LEITERS PATEN r. rssEmerw AMERICAN SPRUCE, with printed DI. tedious for leaking tins same iota the ne•et 15:•er and of the lemon comisiguanee to orrery end who Tatum ilaalth 'and Lt. Levity. Pot will make 120 gaiters. las. Pet mit. make S 0 gallons. 7s. Pitt wail make N Ohms. • 3..61 Pct sub rialto au attitude. N B. It regoir san milt" leviable to *eke this dedigNifOl Re -I, that a priori may make a hoolsead in ten minutes, and st will he tit to dunk in a fro day., and any quantity mar ha brewed at a time (titrotiver small) and the Essence will keep far tears. WHITE SPRU(7.F. BEER ' • a new beverage, of moot 'ex; teflon and cooling qualities. Tittle can be ma greater meal of the estimation in emelt it is held, than that** the wet fashionable drink at all the peat tables, and that .carcely a 6. linty whet once to,te: it but sends fur more • it sliarbres 1, 4 ,4 resembles, when up, the ?meat Charripaigi.e, and 'many give * the •, t&eastice. N . I4ERIC AN SPRUCE REEL its excellent beverage. The Canadians, who drink it constantly, attnbiite Bide longevity and health to its we; and ih.say English fameilean bankly own their health and' sp_nits are improved saute thy have introduced it at their tables. MINERAL WATER/I; Sateir, Picisont, Spa, Sesta, Sc. Sec. in the higlmat perfeltion. Skill and Co.'s delicious and genuine STILTON CITEEStS. They are the MOIR lIIXUriOUS Cheeses made s this or any other inountry, of •1601111 nava, @nil Sem Basso celehotted dairies, Set intmdacwi into London, fie public tale, itearls half a century heck, by the late Ur. Skid, formerly Psi- , vate Secretary sad Purser to the late Admiral Lewd 4 the St. .maul, 64, which hive been continued to be ever since, at these Warehouses, and by which so inucla Wes :action has bees given, and renutatlen gained. Mr. Skill thinks it nate:can, in justice to the public and himself, to writs them ef this cirestaidanea, and to cantina his friends as„..nst the :potions kinds dam am new inthttainee for tabs (made in imitation) in various parts of the teem ' under denomination d itiitons, bet which, in Tact,' are sech that they &Avner dus moo commas Cos* lie, and hate mall in, law of Stoma so iseonisoond abets. FULL and CO.'. &liens and most Amalie* SIX POINDERS. eat HA M. of eMy,Stat Peembelerti, for Side- Aches, /me. Lunclusan ranee, &a. cased ..n4 sninshP! l the fashion. Mr. Skill, Mollie resided three VOWS in Pettngsl, care, SiftS. Peanden of Use Pawed musts.., of a nth* esttt Yr tponty, and ssiki duos, and that asottealy fee ihesaistreltn. uvl N.H. Only to be had genuine at Nes. 13 and 16, Strand,, near St. Martin's Church. HAMS, TONGNES. die. in the greatest goantitiass.a. Neat. Tongues, ewmly p.ckled, always ready for wart, net ma qu.ri.nt soak'ng. Reis Deer Tonesiesond, lodestone saw:eked el tto Westphalia, Yorkshire, and Westmorland 1{1•46, of at sites, that will be certain to please every taste. Wiltshire Yawn, Pigs Chops, and dell:does MUTTON HAMS. tint pat • equally tender with Meath Tongues, In the high , at vogue fht Breakfasts, a l'Ecosabe„ Sandwiches, seal Ssflpee %nit?. Ste. Shill and Co.'s Gement, wad Igromparatite PORTABLC SOW. S —The, ere superior CO 'Orr, Soup hitherto, itittodecre into Engianl„ and and the utmost utility to Traveders,-as • Sea spoonful stirreJ, until oluutalwed, in bailing slater, *di make, is an instaid, the finest •otipi: Saute ever tasted, and of tits most delicious and nnur;yliiity . kind.'these luxurious &rims 'am piepared under nil Skill's isereedite diertion, and from she elteicest Viands, Poling, Hams, : 7 .e. of the !Miaow(' amiatv :-- Saupe Sante, c6.,-ern !troth, Veal Broth, Grain N -ul,, Mock Turtle Seep, Minion lime' In Jars, at 7s. 6d. each ; in Boxes, with three lan and .ht Jars, at One Guinea and Two Guineas each. • Minted Directions with each Case. Skill and Co.'s moons and delicious PICKLED BUTTER, packed in double Casks, with prepared pickle to keep to dr. tent Climates, which is, has had the honour to supply 0 tie greatest Naval Officers in the known World (Old England% Pride,) with the highest satishctinit and which is net late equalled in Great Britain fin peepin g. It is pilled and pro. pared aft-r their peculiar method. la Cads of Salm and :Albs pitch, at per pound: prepared pickle,casks, Ice, elan.. Skill and CO 'a PICKLRO TRIPE, is small Cs ao, for set use of Geeelesien of the Navy and Army, FORllitte. &c. N.ll Wed Indian Islands, Captains of S:dps, a %I;ipliet ~•ty quantes of the most eirgairte kind, and sit.• is give univeratl setitiaction. DUTCH !MSC, to grate for bread ant butter, to oohs beef shaving. well. and Far fLars•wiches, Ire Uwe benne Brioche, poar s %l vans. Take ef Chimeras Cheese and Dutch Beet, roual Qableti ties, welt grated, set i.h sprinkle ever bread and butter. iId*MBRO RISS sad ROLLS of BEEF as the higlvent poetise:inn. GELIMAPII alit BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The tree Brunswick Sausages, with garlick er uttll6lll, Skill and Co.'s truly delicious ANCHOVY EVTTEIt , • 11:11 earl •ists of Anchwies that have been boned and pidatirtied mattiLe mortar, for Sandwiches, Amatory T,,e.t, Lc. , Ter, amveniew mu families. N.B.TU . itY SI. 4ORGONA ANCHOY If S. is pots of lib. 3tTb. and 7th each, sr:irritated neat as .mpeited. OLIVES and CAPERS; ninth and Spanish, of a rings beautiful velour and fine Samar, Lajas, bottles. and C 4. ,, CATENNL CRITES. • tarp qsasiday of the Mara } la. and seek as Mr. Skill ens reetmassent SOUR ICROUT, in ism, for small fasailias. and is tan bound tasks, fir the Fin tad West Skill and Co.'s IN '4 I LN RICRIfc, or exsainte and mt:ch. admired PICK AIJLLY. compiond of Isutna iced Cockles, atter the manner of thrme prepared an the Ea-t Indies, v.t. Case.tinwees, Lemnos, Cktki,a, Haines. Indisia C b i•e*, re•ir Reins, Carrids, dm in jars, at Hrs. 64 and on- toiwnea ...en N lS Cast of Pickles, Fish Sautes, fer ma stores and arnd stoeice, exportesm, 4c. - LONDON :—Preete4 o. G DAMSON, N. 17, Mkt. rt,Co Bew-aer•-et.. C.ient and .t the Othas N 1), 5.s or St.Clereelit's Co rch r. 4 1. P. W. S PUCK, of Ne 7. New lINNen-a. lint Acre °"1"'• tc to' tn . ' Prim a seat to the Uthee t es p.;s: wil*•••• duly amended It h. , 7 .= II A HE! wl Up°. dna Ba tAt 11 of Ai dare Marc Joots Aviv who] TI mons u%na Mail ileac each T 1 Ace Tr* , Hot as at Pay app thee ewe hey Inc JUNO Tre Me fees by 'Sc the Fah li, nit sho Bil wa Le int wb 3u Sailed from the No sloop of war. with the aißgeo.-1-ight breeze S LP.S t3Y AUCTION. By tramrs•VlNG and LOCHEE. 0,1 the pretateva Cre*=dderif Biaelrf•inrs.hridge, THTi an* elity-tevel dews (Sea te , s ex.:epted), at 12, r iIHA i valuable NIUSk;UM of NATURAL and ARTIFICIAL Cti RI US' fIES, coleved at an expelace of opwarills ir( 40,0001. Le the late Sir A.htor Lever. Nay he vtevred, and Catalegeea had. al a !~ 1