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N,:t".lL :NTELLIGENCE. Swansea.Sai the DI 7 n-e . vaastocen, auo. 4. ArVived the Vlonneus, from the Humber. :Ow Continent ; also, a ship to Norway with salt. " . t Sailed the Crewe., Imagemr, and Cruiser, on a tire; and SW* gunahrig, with a messenger for TOISAY, Ana. 1. % Arrived His Majesty's gsw.brig Fsroaed. with a e m o : j rr o s i n o o th u e r . it c , h a a t , - , ti n e u l s r n 4 e . et ; The wind still continues to blow from the West. ward, and a fresh breeze, so that i, is trite irnpossi- Ve for the troops at St. Helen's. that are going to the Cape, to sail ; reither can the troops which are in the Doens, come here to join the convoy for Sicily. Went out of harbour, the Colosns, of 4 guns, lately commissioned, and the zimsterdam frigate. FALMOUTH, AUG. 2. Arrived the Lavinia, from the Channel Fleet— left them yesterday tiff Brest ; the American ship liander, Tallman, from Baltimore in 26 days, with tobacco, &c. ; and the h'srmeay, Fishley, from ° And the American ship Diana. Noble, from London, Olen fleet of coaster., bound down Channel, put in ala stroll westetly winds. AVO. 2. Arrived His Majesty's Wigs Cavil, Nardi,. li j'eftj. and Coneeett, from a cruse, and Rylestaa fire. ship, bound off Utshant. Acts. 3. Sailed the above vessels. with a fine breeze from the Northward. DRAG. AUGUST 4. TM. morning. a Mementor arrived from Londoa Midi dispatches. and embarked on board a gun brig, which piled for CAMS immediately. Arrived the Cy& frigate, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. Sailed the Earl St. Vincent East Indiaman. trans • guts, a fleet of merchant ships, coasters and col era. under convoy of the Fatly, Erph:l4loX. and De opstaeioe bombs ; also several cruisers to the French CIaCIIIIIOCC. AVO• t. Arrived last evening, the American ship Amp. Taylor, from New York , in thirty-two days. •Oo the 15th and 16th of June, a little to the westwiled tithe Banks of Newfoundland, paned fifella Mt ef teessek. which he took for a deer either fromiiew Wax or Quebec, u several had their decks covered with lumber and spars. Oa. Monday. last. in bit 52. long. 17.30. spoke the Irsesliada, Marquis, far Grenada; Mary Awn, Diekie, for Trinidad; and the klis4Arth, Pearson, for 'Tortola, running ships, ' • out four days from this, in company, all well; and yesterday morning early, saw a brig to the westward •. et the Mull of Centre, standing in Channel, ender y-nsests. • cotta, JULY it. - ' eeterday. the First* gun:brig; Lieut. Hanchett, Maned from Cove Me the Downs. out 'the Grip. arrived in our harbour yesterday from Bt. lards. On the 19th instant, off Cape Finisterre. •- . **saw email and of Easglish lino-of-battle ships. and • -ass she ad, was boarded by an English frigate, in ill. Os halt HO. awenmomese FATI C. ACCIDENT. —.....-- :. • 1 • . ,an tote lath tilt. died, Master Hawkey. son et Ur.Mowbsoy,of this WWI!. His dyath was occasioned *yes of chow melancholy accidents which no hu ms* caw can prevent. He left his happy home and allelkientas father in health and spirits : he was never seen again by his father alive; he was brought home, In a few hours, a corps!! It must be matter of great teessolatien to hie afflicted parents, that no even boyish miecoodwa of the child, no negligence of theirs, had any share in the unhappy accident. He went to Portsdown Fair, under the immediate care of his ember, ands lady, the neighboisi and friend of tht family. and in company with this sister, and se nasal other children. After.iaking tea, the party were walking in the broad path, called the running walk, where no danger was ever apprehended, it sever having been known that a carriage of say kind. or horse, entered that part of the fair. thtfer tunately. a heavy cur, with two horses, that bed brought some articles of refreshment to the both at the top of the walk, had been left near the booth by the driver, ar.d some person having thou leapt epee the fore horse, he took fright, and bouts set seat full gallop, down the walk. Alb is a steep hill. The party running to get out of the way, Master Mowbray fell, and some of the other children fell over him. The cartwent over his breast; one of the children, daughter of the Lady above :alluded to, had part of .het dress torn off by the wheel ; and the sister of the deceased was dragged, by an Oilicer.belougieg to the German Legion (at Nilsen), frosts before the wheel. an much at his owe hazard, that the wheel aflually grazed her busk Wise boy was mstantly bled by the Surgeon dosed' the.. German Regiments. and visited by Surreal' sliaapes, of Southwick, but both declared he could. scarcely survive to be conveyed home, and he died on the road. Ile was perfedly sensible, and co_: l• plaited little, but of thirst ; he said he should be 1 • better when he got home to his father's Led ; and a little before he expired. he raised himself, and put- Ling bit arms round his mother's neck, kissed her. Jk did not speak afterwards, but expired in the easiest manner. .We shall discharge a debt. due from the of lided parents. and due from every hu mane mind, in speaking in terms of gratitude and dunks to all 4:e persons on the hill. within :he knowledge of this melancholy accident, for their eager solicitude and exertions, and especially to Mr. Soaper, and the Surgeon of the German Corps, and .the Perm:lll °Meer, the names of which generous stseggers, we lament we cannot make known. the Coro:let's Inquest was—Killed 4 academt, the tort seal Gorses • alead7vil, value 121. Mager Mowbray was an or; son. li son. eight years anA t,,1?a.11 9141 ; a re- Aiarkhly fine boy, of a franand Manly spirit, and war jtotly beloved and admired., ills remain.. were • listened on Thursday, in the.churchyard of this tows!, ; an ucusual riutu'rer of persims attended the ceremony; nor du we remember a private loss that hasroduced a more 7eeral and siusere sorrow . — tird:?., , j's Pee Orecuri l r. l'a. , , , ri . FROM LAST 1V1G117"S GAZRItTIi. E WM/ ft OH, At; o. 1. --........ r.DINSURGH VOWS/TEM Tile 2414estyls ti-eretary at War having eriffirnu nitated to the Comfttanding Officers of the several Corps of Edinfeargh Volunteer Artillery and In fantry, the ;unposed alterations of the establishment of the Volunteer force, and the men serving in these corps, beMg informed of the same, The Commanding Officers of the Edinburgh and Leith Volunteer Corps cannot refrain from express ing their deep regret that it has been deemed proper thus to lesien those opportunities of instrti3ion to which their present excellent condition must be as cribed, and so materially to alter that plan of estab lishment under which the volunteer force has pros pered so remarkably in:his quarter of the kingdom; and this brigade, in particular, has attained to a de gree of skill and discipline far beyond what was looked for at the time of their institulon ; yet, skill the Commanding Officers entertain that opinion 0! the loyalty, goo.l sense, and manly spirit of the men serving in these corps, which persuades them, that, animated by. she same tiffeainn to their King, And the same regard to the safety of their ecnftury, which fist inJuced them to take up arm., d:ey will now concur with their Officeis in persevering in the same honourable path of public duty, and notwithstand ing the modifications of the establishment above mentioned, ana all that has passed on the subjea, will, along with them, continue to contribute their services to maintain their native land in that state of safety and of freedom, which in the present con dition of Europe, she can only hope to enjoy thiough . the hearty union and zealous efforts of all het suns. Bactlsecii, Colonel. K. R. Brawn, Major, commanding Royal Mid-Lothian Ar *Any. . David Williamson, Captain, commanding Royal Mint:wet Volunteer Artillery. A. M. Murray, Colonel. Edinbergh Royal Highland t J. Campbell, Lieut. Col. Repents* 01 Voluinta In- Coll. hi' Donald, Niajin. lawny. )P. Cr ichton,Lietit..Col. lit. Bat. ea Reg. of Royal •••• Edinbuigh Volunteer In- David Hume, Meier, (entre. Pd Bat. td RI. Royal Ed- Jas. Hope, Lieut.-Cot. intiorei Volunteer Luau Da. Heitypenny, Meier, try. F. S. Scott, Colonel, J. A. Graham, Lient .Col. ?• Royal LeithVulunteerlefentry. Rob. °tame, Maier; Edinburgh, July gli, ItOG. The following corps have, in addition to those formerly mentioned, agreed to serve on the new re gulation : —The Dumfriesshire Gentlemen and Yen menry. Cava4y ; Dumfries and Annan Volunteer*: nth bast. Mars/lite Volunteers (the nun-commis i tioned officers arid privates of which, have presented I&ir Commanding Officer (Lieut.-Col. Riddoch) 1 with an elegant sabre, in testimony of their esteem for him as a gentleman and an officer). GENERAL ORDERS. His Majesty has been pleased to permit Major General the Marquis of Hunhy to retire from the St ,:f ; Brigadier General the Hen. David Leslie is removed to the Staff of Great Britain, form the SSth nit. fut the purpose of being stationed in North Britain. In mosque ire of this chance, the foliation% alteration is to take place in the distaibutism of the General Olficers on the Stage North Britain, viz. Major General Macdonald, to the Northern District • Brigadier General J. Eakin, to the Centre Districts and Bri g adier General the Hots Da vid . Linlie, to serve in the Southern District, under the Lieutenant General, with Übe partimelar charge et the Brigade of Infantry, lately un der the i;ftuenalmi of HogaiharGeneeal the-Earl of Dalhousie Brigade Major Howard is attached to thy Brigade under the command of Brigadier General Leslie, in the Southern District; and Brigade Major Johnston, to the Brigade under Brigadier General maid.., in the Centre District. ------ Yesterday tame on, before the High Court of Justiciary, the trial of Janet Monition, wite of Ro• bert Paterson, farmer, in North Commonside, county of Renfrew ; and James Campbell, tailor, at Wheel burn, in the said county, accused of wilful fire raising. The libel states, that the Prisoners having pee-conceived malice against William Craig, sen farmer, in South Commonside, did, on the evening of the 12th, or morning of the 13th of April last, maliciously set fire to the cart-house, on the farm of South Commonside, wherehy the cart.house, stables, byre, and dwelling-house of the said William Craig, adjoining and connefted together, were completely destroyed, together with several carts and farm utensils„ and various articles of household furniture. The Prisoners pleaded Gaiity to the charge. A Jury was then chosen, to whom the libel, with the confes sion of the Prisoners, aas ren:itted. The Jury re tired to the Robing Room, and returned a verdiS of Guilty accordingly. The Lord Justi,:e Clerk pro nounced the sentence of the Court, in a very pa thetic and energetic manner, which was, that the Prisoners should be executed at Edinburgh on the 10th of September. DREADFUL TIILUDER STORM. Extra& of a letter from Kilkenny, July 1.'9 I have indeed abundant cause of thankfulness that I am permitted once more to write to you, as my p.eservation, in common with the inhabitants of this city, has been truly providential. I. Yesterday, about two o'clock, the most tremen dous thunder storm I ever heard, began here, and continued with increasing fury till near four ; the whole atmosphere seemed on fire, the lightaing quite •ivid and forked, threatening universal de solation, and instantly succeeded by such thimder, as seemed to be destined for the destruftior of the entire city. Torrents of rain fell almost during the whole time; and, occasionally, dreadful hail, in size about a pigeon's egg. One young woman was killed; L saw her this morning—the hair on the front of her head completely burned—the gable of the house where she was, split, and the glass in the window broken. In another house a man was struck quite senseless, and the ele&ric fluid passed along the entire direction of the bell, and consumed it to ashes, leaving a mark similar to that which appears alter the explosion of gun-powder. On the roof of a third, it tore away about three yards of the slating, and killed a bird on the tap. 1 could not conceive any thing nn this earth more awful or terrific—the consternation was universal." At the evening parade of the Argylshire Militia, OR the 29th ult. at Glasgow, the Commanding Of ficer, Lieut.-Col. CAM►null., delivered to JAJr es Fecw, a private in the said regimasit, a handsome silver watch, being a present from a society of Gentlemen in Leith, as a testimony of their appro bation of his midriff, in saving the lives of two children shut fell into the New Dock, at that place, au the 16th of May last. BANK IMP TOES ENLARGED. Medea of Kent road, Saint Geole the %Wye, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, victuallm, dealer and Clot:UO.111. VJKI August 19, to August 21, at ten, at Guild . ; iall, London. Joh I Amery, late of Bayswater, in the enunry of Middle• sex (bet now a prisoner in the Flea), carpenlor. deal' coapinart, from August 19, to dauber 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Isaac Retrial (comm . mly called base Bernal the 'winger), I to of Preaceir-,eruct. Goodman'spelds, in the emlity of .slid dime; merchant, runner-scrivener, dealer and chapinan, to surrender August IS, 2 - 3, 411,1 September 16, at ten, at Gioldhall, Laden. Attorney, Mr. S.evens, Little St. Thomas Apostle. eiladei Brooke, late of Wells-street, Jettnim-street, in the parish of Saint James, Westminster, in the county of Mid dlesex, feather manufatturer, dealer and chapman, to ear. render August 15, at six, 16, at twelve, and September IG, at roe, at Guildnall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. B. Follett, Pa,er-buililinp, Temple, London. James Fearithead, of Mani hester, in the county of Lancas ter, alehouse-keeper, dealer and ehapinan, to sumender Sep tember 1,2, and 31, at three, at the Spread Eagle hip, in Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Jolla, Law, QUellit-arliet St,A Ma , ,chester, and Mr. Charles Jackson, liars-'curt, Temple, London. Joshua Ambler, of Lewl., in the county of York, timber morenant, draler and chipmen, to surrender August lat, at six, 19, audS..mtenstJer 16, at eleven, *tithe signet the Beek, in Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Will.arn Scan, Furnival'a-Inn, London ; and Mr. J r ph Wood, Leeds. William Watson, fit, of o,ford, near Seven Oaks, In the comity of Kent. miller, to serrender Allege 11, 19, 3 11 d SeptemWr 16, at twelvd, m Guildhall, London. Anteater:, Messes. Evitt wed atm" flagon-square, London.. ~ ,1 II chard o , the Kent-mad, 11.:rsItendsey. in tl.e county of Surrey, instiller, rectifier, dealer and chapmap, to surrender Aug'w.t 12, - 19, and September 16, •at ;Were, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Event, Kensington yaws. Elil Arcanaelos otherwise Elia Amangelo, late of Crispin street, is the county of Middlesex, but now a lei Inlet in His Majesty's prison of the Fleet, merchant, deller .d chaptnan, to surrender August 'J, 19, and September 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mews. -Greven and Limon, Angel court, Throreinton-street, London. PIVIL)ENDS. Avg. '27. John Burls and Jose Hitst, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, timber merchants, dealt.: and chipitien, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Manchester. Aug ?S. William Partridge and William Rene, late of Boer : bridge, in the parish oi koilborough, in the county of Glou cester, dyers, dealers and chapmen, at ten, at the Lines Anus WU, 111 Stroud, in the said county. Sept 16. Joseph Thomas, of lituad•street-buililinp, London, and of Shepherd's Suds, in the county of alidill-tes, mer chant, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Aug 32. Joseph Pinfuld, late of Rodbonsugh, in the county of Gloucester, etithier, at Pan, at the house of John Core, known by the name or the Company's Arms. at Chalfurd, iu the said county. Aug. !9. Richard Aldridge, late of Leonard Stanley, in the county of Gloneeeter, clothier, at eleven, at the /Cities Arms ' at Stroud, w the said county. Aug. 26 William Cuckerill, of Ludgate-hill, in the city of London ' linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 2. Mary flu,hes„ of Warrington, in the county of Lancaster, shopkeeper, dealer amid chairwoman, at tea, at the house of Me. Keller, know, by the sign of the Panel Bowl, in the town of Nottingham. Aug M. Matthew Mackenzie, of Fleet-street, in the city of Loudon, vintner, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Gad ball. CERTIFICATE . 26. John Ogle, of Pickwick, in the county of Wilu, Es q. mer chant. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.. 4141 13 141 S per Cent. Robbed 46 1 4 66 4 3 per Cent. CONSOIS 631 6 Si I 4 per Ceut 85 4 i 4 S per Ceut. Navy Loot Annuities l9 181 Imperial Annuities 8 9-16. Irish S per Cent. Uranium DI/ 4 111 linlia Stack . 1921 India BUM.. 11. 2s. dis. Exchequer Bills pat. Ss. prem. knglish Lottery Tickets.. l9l. 13s. Consols for 661 51 T. BISH, Stock broker, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing -creel. 11t1314 STOCKS, Aue:t.re 1, 1806. Guy. Debenturta Si per Cent...... 67j 70 69j Debenture.,! pet Cent 93% Govt. Stock 5 per Cent. R 0 1 ,21 Canal Loin, 6 per Lent Amsterdam afi 10 Y U. Out•. at Sight .36 2 kotterditen t ( 11 Y 2 U. Hambuigh 34 2 :IU. Aitnna Putt Dime 2 Us. &umlaute (!mitt Dat. %tadrld Date Bins.* 374 Leghorn 5l • Naeles D.blin on London (J 1 HI !Out on London (Jr d nn Dublin ( Do Genoa 47 LIT. NC. Venice a. C6O ditto. Lobos 6l 'Oporto 6l j Dunltn lt Cork 124 aessiew. 1. s. Portugal Osld in Co.e and Hart per cc. 4 New Doubloons... New Do:lars 5 5 Silver in Bars S 61 New Louts each .. &gm of tn. Hank al Holland. 54 per Cent. IT 'y 23 ) ',nl SI 61 'het BIRTHS. At Woodford, the lady of Peter Free, Esq of a eon. Yetterday, at hi. how's in Clarges.street, the lady of the Hon. Sir Edward Crofton, of a *en and heir. A few days since, the lady of Lieutenant-General England, Conmasider in Chief of Plymouth Garrison, and Lieutenant- Goyomor of she nine, w.. safely deb.esol of a am. et the Garerai. house, in Plymouth Citadel. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, at the Cathedral Church of Hereford, the Rer. Dr. Morgan, Canon Residentiary, and Chaplain to His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, to Miss Underwood, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Underwood, of Hereford. On Monday last. at St. Sepulsires, ►y the Rev. C Rawlins, A.M. of Wouburn Clia,sel, Dr. Yefluty, of Fie bury-square, to /dies Tyssen, ualy daughter of the lase Samuel Tysten, of Hartionsogh, in the county of Norrotk, Lot Yestetder, at C.arlsana, by the Rev. Mr. Verso, J. A. Shiner, Esq. to Miss Pigeon. eldest daughter of H. Pigeon. Esq. ti that place. At Donee's, Scotland, the scot of Sir James Hall, Bart. on Friday, the lit of August, Sir James Munqumen , Hart. to the Right Hun. Lady Elisabeth Douglas, daughter of the late Earl of Selkirk. Uu Thursday, the 21st ult. at Edi:thorgh, by the Re,. Arthi. bald Alison, the Right Hurt. Lord Ylithinstun to Lady Canto. cheat. Tuesday, at briotral, alter a very lung sad painful illncsa, Rose Lower Dyer, third daughter of the Lite Calulltl Samuel Dyer, Quarter-Miner Central to the Hon. COM. pasty'. service, in bonsai. At Iltrunol, on the 30th ult. Mrs. Boardman, relit of the late Camel kioardenan, Royal Scoash Greys, and sister to Henry Until, En. of Cale-Hill, Kent. On the 244 not. at his seat, P.sisto:,. House, in the County of Lincoln, Edmund Tumor, Esq. in the 89th year of Ins age. On SatJuday last, at Dover Mts. Statkonoil, widow sod /alit of Willians Slackened, i.scy. late Chaplain in His Ma. irseey's R,4imrst Foot. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT L3NDDN BRIDGE. I H0ra.....4$ min,. after ö j Even 6 min. alter S. • , T 6 THE (i11 . 11.,1TY, GENTRY, OFFICERS ARMY, FRNCISLI,S, MILITIA, EASTINI I'.' Y, AND kIERCHANTS' SEItYI TAVERN KEUERS, PURLICANSk QKILL and CO. PURVEYOP. and OILMEN to theli Imperial and jes:ier, and te their Royal Highnesses t Dukes of Trek and Clarence, Duchess Sic. at the Old Italian and French Warehoi and Portable Soup Maitufatlories, No. L almdst opieeite St Mania% Church, nearly half a certury ; Inventors of the lin, Fih Sauces, White Spruce seer. Brewers of Canadian Essence of Spruce. ••• Ships trading I. Ildngal, Madras; so, Bombay, and the other Possessions of British a. Indian Islands, the Cape of Gem! Hone. Arrican supplied with the choicest delicacies her the to' halt Sauces uit earth, the moat ez.quisne Cheeses ever sxu ; every sort of rare English Pickle-', arid Provisiosis of all kinds, ears-rimy shortest notice, end upin the west moderate WHOLESALE. RETAIL, AND FOR ' AY als MAJF,STY's ROYAL LE U I ESSENCE of AMERICAN SPRUCE, teatime for making the saute into the ' t ll l'o g7ll w on h° s. value utxst p d con w sert iu .niinctle ztis ts , 144. Pot will make 80 gellenti: 7s. Pot will and= 40 pill aw. Of , tide Pot will cued:* SO gadleits. N. B. It requires so little trouble to Bear, that a person may make a hogs Le a, it will be 61 to drink in a few day., air brewed et a time, and the Essence will WHITE. SPRUCE BEER; a new cellenv and ceding qualities, r.see can nt the estimation in which it is held, than fethinnable detail at all tile great tables, aid oruce taste. it but trends fur inuri resembles., whin up, the finestChampaigne, the pref. cure • AMERICAN SPRUCE BEER;' an ex The .(Ithathans, who drink it lougetttg art health to its we; sod. many frankly own their health and s p irits •.e hale introduced it at their tables. MINERAL WATERS; Scheer, Pyrmorst, be. to the highest perfedion. Skill and Co.'s deliginue and genuine CHEESES. They ere the most luxurious Cheeses made re this or any other counter, of various sizes, and troin thee celebrated dairies, first introduced into London fur public tn., nearly half* centery heck, by the lam Mr. Skill, (content tn. rate Secretary and .Purser to the late Admit.' Lord Hauls; el the St. Aiban's, G 4, which have been continued to be mid, eversiuce, at these Warehouses, and by which Ur much satin faction has been given, and reputatioi. gained. Mr. Skill thinks it necessary, in joinix to the public and himself, to apprise them of this circumstance, aid to came kis hien& against the spurious triode that are now eabibiti. e tarsals (made in imitation) in various partts of the town, mini denomination of Stiltons, but which, in fact, are such that they disgrace the mom common Cheshire, and nave only the faces of .Stilton to recommend them. . SKILL and CO.'s delicate and most exquisite SIX POUNDERS, or, HAMS of only Six Pounds each, foe Si. - Dishes, small Families Luncheon Patties, &e. cured ..r.d smoaled in the Portugal fashion. Mr. Skill, haynot resided three years in Portugal, ewes the Six Pounders after the Portugal marine , of a most colonies quality, and wild flavour, and that are ready fur dressing Wake out soaking. N.B. Only to be had genuine at No. lb and 16, Strand, near St. Martin's Church. HAMS, TONGUES. dec. is the greatest quantities-. Neat.' Tongues, nicely pickled, always reedy for use, not re quiring soaking Rein Deer Tongres and Yerkshite smelts-4 ditto. Westphalia, Yorkshire, and Westmorland Hans, of al sizes, that Will be certain to please every taste. Wiltshire Becure, Pip' Chum', and delicious MUTTON HAMS, tb it rat equally tender with Neu's Tongues, is the h.ehret vogue to Breakfasts, a l'Ecusaise, Sandwiches, %snail Supper Pithead:. SIMI and Co.'; Gentiles and Incomparalsle POR FABLE SOUPS.—They are superior to cliff Soup hitherto introduced into England, and are of the utmost utility to Travellers, ass tea spoonful stirred, until dissolved, in boiling water, will nuke, in an instant, the finest Soime Saute ever tasted, and of the moot delicious and unurishing kind. These i luxuriees Snies are prepared under Mr. Skill's immerlate direction, and free the choicest Viands, Poultry, Hams, bc. of the follow* variety : Suupe Santa, Chicken Broth, Veal Broth, Gra,y Soup, Muck 'Pirtle Soup, Mutton /troth, In Jan, at 71. 6d. each; in oxes, with three Jars and ire Jars, at One Guinea and Twn Guineas each. •• • Pnnted Directions with each Case. Skill and Co.'s famous and delicious PICKLED Burrs& packed in double Casks, with proared pickle to keep to da unt Chrnates, which he has had the honour to supply to the greatest Naval Officers in the known World (' dd Entlar.X. Prete.) with the highest satisfaction, and which is me u, be equalled en Great Britain for kee,iing. It it pi. kled and ;on aft.,r their peculiar method In Casks of tBl6 ai4 h, at per pound: prepared pickle, cask s Sti. Skill and Co.'s PICKLEOTRIPE, in small Casks, for the use of Gentlemen, ul the Navy and Army, Vanillas, kc. N.B. West Indian Islands, Captains of Stray,,, enc. sepp'ed with any quantity of the must exquisite kind. and sure to ;,,re universal ratibractieis. DUTCH BEEF, to grate for bread and butter, to make beef shaving; with, and for Sendwichrs c. Une bonne Busch*, poor sec bra -s Viva's. Take of Coapeugar Cheese and Dutch Beef, equal Ming.' ies, well grated, winch sprinkle over hread arid butter. IiA%IBRO RIBS and ROLLS of BEEF nu the higlien perfection. GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The tree Brunswick Sausages, with garlick or without. Skill and Co.'s truly deli.ious ANCHOVY BUTTER, which CUIJASIS of Anchovie• that Lase heeii brain] and pounded in marble mortar, fur Sauditiches, Anchovy Toast. AC.; T:'l convenient to 'amities, N. B. The REAL GORGONA ANCHOVIF.S, in poise( I lb. 3%1b. and 716. each. warranted neat as impe,ted. OLIVES and CAPERS, French and Spanish, of a meet beautiful colour and fine flavour in jars, bottles, and case CAYENNE PEPPER. A int:pe quantity of the bees fla vour, and such a. Mr. Skill can recommend. SOUR EROUT, in jars, for small families, and in INN. bound casks. for the Last and West Indies, Skill and CO.'S INDIAN PICKLES, or exqui-its and much' aclnlired PICKALILLY, comp.ned of hut.mixed Pekles, after the manner of those prepared in the Esit Indite, 'et. Mangoes, Cauliflower., Lemons, Gerkins, Omen., Indus Cabbage, French Beans, Carrots, ,Ac. m jars, at 106.64. srld one Gni ilea each N B Cases of Pickles, Fish Sauces, for sea stores and land service, exportation, Ac. SALE BY AUCTION. tiumszs FROM GOVERNMENT SERVICE, And will be for wine.al Weeks. By Mr. PALMER, At the London, Kent, aid Sotrey Itrn.o.itory, in Church-str , dr noar St. George's Church, Borough, TO-MORRO W . at One &Cloth QUANTITY of HORSES from GOVERN MENT SERVICE, fit for Tradesmen, Gettnemeo, relics, Coach, masters, Fanners, &c. several god fis , t , ir arks, and Potties, of different descriotions a—Vairatv 4.1 C , . - rages for private sale.--Two capita; lock.woLt Viragdw , or Brewers' Drays, and Cans, or various kinds. No eapence for the standing of earriate-i, when sold .....Fob lie sal. every Thiveday, for Horses, at the above Repo/041y. ---.......• LONDON:—Printed b. G 1.) DAVIDSON, No. 17, , • ,4 Cnnrt, Row- s tr t t, C ovent -G ar d en , and p u blished at Ike Qlll ,No IS, Back of St. Potatoes Church, Srnivl. hr K r W. J roc, °- No. 7, N.. Suntan-street, Long I rs tit . Orde, ./te. Mr ill., Pawn. salt te die CAR' (purl qii) will be duly aucided to. iSb &a. )R3 GENERA!, and ranst faithful $44 ▪ thA Ptiticts co! sa of Cubelloyd.i . ,' . rn 4 hoti‘e., and Pelt Isan' 16 SrRAR j) , I.on4nn, estab robed e linl.crial and Stawera and 113 1 , ‘ „ wi. J.:Calcutta, Bentonlea !wish India ; the W es ; Airic.in Cloinese et 1 the table, the riche s ; ,isite Stilton and p, td English a,. d E utel , Areflitty • patted at tee • deride terns F: X l'O RT TIOR. iFIERti PATEN CE, with p-inted lb. 4lnst Kai 40 . t awl logigesi..,. o make this deligbtfut and in ten minutes, ar.l 1 id any quantity me .* 11 keep for years 1 beverage, of ingot ex , :an be to greater pm,' than that it ts the sores 1 and that sea.rely Jr. ✓ mine; it nine, and many an excellent b , mnac attnbrite . many Er `loll .e inakrov,..d since they yrmone, Spa, Soda, Ste. genuine STiLTON uri4us Chees.ctinade ut • sizes, amt ?PIM t!:.11 London for public a i l., Mr. Skill, formerly hr Antral !And Fiav4e, of enntinuid to be mid,