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LAW INTELLIGENCE. • OUT 01 KING's-13}..NCH, WISIMINSTIN, MAY 2?. Wings as Nisi Primo before Lord Chief yurisa ELLENBOROUGH• CHAMBERS, v. ATKINS. This was an action for an assault and false im- the part of the Plaintiff it appeared, that the mdant was Captain of the Speedy merchantman, the Plaintiff had been his mate, upon a voyage the Coast of Africa, in the Spring of the last ypr. dispute arose between these parties relative to a moe, which the Defendant charged the Plaintiff Oh taking. Soon after, some occurrence took Osee on board the ship, when the Defendant or- Need the Plaintiff to he put in irons, and after some tinfiaentent, sent him on shore, where he suffered cmcrous hardships. At other times, the Defend ot frequently abused and struck the Plaintiff ; nd upon one occasion, when the latter happened a strike a boy belonging to the crew, for some ir egularity, who had at the time some disorder in is face, the Defendant again assaulted him, put iim in double irons, and confined him for twenty ill days, with an allowance of one pint of water pet day. Some declarations of the Defendant were silo stated, wherein he expressed his contempt for fudge and Jury, as he was a man of property and tbarearr. He threatened to put the Plaintiff on board a man of war ; but, upon some concession being made to him, Ise relinquished his purpose. tJpon the cross= examination, however, it turned nut, earlthe Plaintiff was exceedingly riotous and disor y epos the voyage. The Defendant fell into a dangerous state of health, and being obliged to re main on shroe,the care of the vessel,with a large cargo of sl..ves, devolved open the Plaintiff, who was se constantly in a state of intoxication, that the vessel was frequently in a most perilous situation ; at one time, when the ship was in danger, and the crew %wit to let go a second anchor, in order to safe !spoor her, the Plaintiff being drunk, seized two iestlaseee, swore no one should give direflions but iiimeelf, and threatened to open the hatches and let . ahe slaves loose upon them. From this very niuti- Neous condo& the Captain was induced to confine Mr. Nig for the Defendant, observed, that as be did not put a justification upon the file, and that an assault had been proved, a verdict Must go against him, but as the Captain was in such a its tuatiou all rendered it. impossible for him to give a violent assault, and from the very outrageous con. dud of the Plaintiff, he trusted the Jury would give moderate damages. Lord Et matsitoucit observed to the Jury, that although they must give some damages, yet they would be guided by discretion. With such a cargo. and so perilous a command, some allowance should be made ,for the conduct of the Commanding Officer. . Atter a short consultation, the Jury found a ver dict of !Oils damages for the Plaintiff. RECORDER'S COURT. • sousay, Nov. 5, 1805. 11th day the Court having assembled at seven in the morning, proceeded to the trial of a criminal information, filed -. the instance of the Honourable Company against Robert Heashaw, Esq. Custom master of Bombay, charging him with having re ceived sundry sums of mcoey, amounting in the whole to 25,000 rupees, as gifts or presents, in the months of March, April. and May, 1804, whereby, 'and by form of the statute 33. George 111. chap. • Si. he, the said Robert Henshaw, had committed extortion, and had forfeited to the King's Majesty, his heirs and successors, the whole gifts or presents so received. A Special Jury, consisting of some of the princi pal inhabitants of Bombay. having been chosen, Mr. Threipland, the Honourable Company's Counsel, addressed them on the part of the Crown, in an ela borate and impressive speech of upwards of four Lours. He then proceeded to bring forward an im mense mass of evidence, written,eircumnantial.and dived); which having occupied the utmost attention of the Court and Jury, till about half past ten at night, the latter were permitted to retire to rest, un der charge of the proper officer, in an apartment provide& for them by the Sherif. On Wednesday, the 6th inst. the Court having met at nine o'clock. proceeded to hear the farther evidence en the part of the prosecution, and at two p re. the case for the Crown was declared to be cl lied. Mr. Woonsousa then addressed the .Ivry, at consider able length, on the part of the defendant ; and the examination of witnesses in his behalf hay ing taken up till past eleven o'clock, the Jury were again inclosed. On Thursday, the 7th ultimo, the Court baying assembled at the same hour as the preceding misfil ing. the Hononrable Company's Counsel was heard for upwards of two hour', in reply. After winch, Sir James Mackintosh, the Honourable the Recorder, proceeded to sum up the evidence se both sides. 1 his arduous task, interrupted oaly by an hour for refreshment, occupied a period from half-past eleven to half-past eight o'clock at night. The Jury were then inclosed, and s'out eleven o'clock returned with a verdict of " G uilij fat not to the erfant charged in the informal an." This the Court referred to record. as informal, and vague, and con trary to the pmaice which usage had rendered ne cessary in all cases of a criminal nature. The Jury again retired for a further tine,. and returned with the same verdia, which the Foreman requested the Court would he pleased to receive. The Honour able the Recorder again exelair.ed the law in such metiers. and informed the Jury. that the Officer of the Court would, in strictne,s, be entitled to enter up the verdiet they had delivered, as a general vcr ! dict of Gaulty, rejeaing the words of limitation as surplusage; hot the Court was unwilling that any advantage should be taken of what did not appear to he the ince:l:ion of the Jnry. The Jury then retired for the night, and at six o'c:...cic of the foLowing evening, Friday the nth ult• broegh: is a verdict of " Guilty on the 9th Count Ats the having received 1 7 ianore Rowjee. statute above an earnest Count of the infiw warm,- " which impute; 17°,3411 rupee from one `lane rt . et present. Cc. t.) the St; The .1.. r at the same time prtferrec • recommendation of the Defendant to the mercy of the Court. After a suitable and pathetic address, and ad• verong to the Jury's urgent recommendation, the Honorable the Recorder pronounced the sentence of the Court, that the Defendant do pay a fine to the King of 17,850 rupees, and that lie be imprisoned until pa) meat thereof. N4YAL 11VTICLLIGLNCE. PORTCMOrTH, MAY 21. Sailed the Indignant, Meteor, and the Vesuvius bombs, on a cruise ; the Jamaica frigate, with a convoy for the Mediterranean, is expeeted to sail to morrow.—Wind PLYMOUTH, MAY 20. Came in the 0, rezeerha, Gardner, from Baltimore, detained by the Young Ilossnut privateer of London Friendship, Pascal!, from Baltimore, detained by the repose frigate; Bergens !landed, Mellbank, from Leghorn, detained by the Nemesis frigate ; firr?kr, Dodsworth, from London ; and the Bellona cartel, from the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed the Hearty gun-brig, with twenty-four sail of vessels, under convoy for the Mediterranean. FALMOUTH, MAY 19. Arrived the American brig Calopsnt Capt. Vic kery, from Teneriffe, for London, with wine, cot ton, &c. ; Bremen ship Pand.rd, Capt. Homburg!), from the Havannah, for Bremen, with sugar, cof fee, !cc. detained by the Specnlatien privateer, of Guernsey; and the Danish brig Heisting; Captain Carfent, from Malaga, for Hamburgh, with wine and fruit, detained by the Minerva privateer, of London. Sailed the llu,&ler armed ship, Capt. Hill, with a convoy, for the Downs.---!Wind E. DEAL, MAY 21. Sailed the Vestal frigate, on a cruise ; and the Gannet sloop of war, for Sheerness. Sailed through the Downs, the Elms, Fitzgerald, for New Pro vidence ; Cabinet, Woodward, fur America ; and the Griffin, Bell, for Newfoundland. Last night, about nine o'clock, the American sloop Lilly, of and for Baltimore, Cox, master, from Hamburgh, in ballast, tar on shore on the Kentish Knock ; a small boat, with four men, broke adrift from the vessel, and came on those at this place; they left the Captain, mate, two passengers, and three sea men on the wreck, and it is feared one is bet. FR OM I.I.oYD'S LIST. Go onsao so. V.—Paiacd by' the Camel store ship, Porn GdsrAltar; Argo, Jager, (rota Charanfr.; ; Esdaile, Cobham; TI anus, Tndd ; Rhine, Fes ; and tie Commetea, lirmadford. from Oportu...Satied the Are thusa, Doeidsoo, foe Tootaag -n. The Presidad, FORD ; and the Patspire, from Batavia, are captured and carried into Co• lumbo ; the latter is condemned. The JaeoiS •nd 1: abtrt, Fazola ice , from Bre men, is detained, and sent into the Humber. Extraft of a letter from Goree, dated 3d March, ;—" We have just received information from the Interim, that Mune° PARK has been some time on the Banks of the Niger, but could not build the boats as he intended, his carpenters being ail dead, together with all the soldiers of our corps (3:3 in number) who went with him, except seven ; who, with Mr. PARK, Lieut. M ART N, of our corps, and a Mr. SCOTT, an artist, have proceeded in canoes down the Niger; a brother-in-law of Mr. PARK, (named A tiDiRSON) went with him, as surgeon, but died on the Banks. They all left Gmee in April lair. I Sitar the Negro who brought the informa tion, and have every reason to believe he is corral. Should you meet with any of Mr. PARK'S friends, this news may be acceptable to them. About seven weeks since he was seen is good health." A Letter from Gibraltar, dated April 23, says, "' This day an English btig, the Mediterranean packet, was carried into Algesiras by a single gun boat, though we have at this time four line-of-hattle ships and several other men of war lying in the Bay. This morning a large naval transport, of 400 tons, with six weeks provisions on board, for Admiral Collingwood's Ace, was taken into Algesiras by the Spaniards ! Her loss will be most severely felt bsthe fleet. APRIL 26.—" Yesterday a vessel arrived from Messina, in six days ; she left two sail of the line, and five frigates these, besides a number of Neapo litan gun-boats. They expected the enemy shortly to make some attempt upon Sicily, but had no dread of the event. This ship met Sir SIDSZY SMITH, with four vessels under his convoy, within two days sail of Sicily. " The Malta convoy, for England, has just come to anchor in the Bay." The following is an extra& of a letter from a Naval Officer to his Friend in Edinburgh : " Hu Majesty's ship Superb, Port Kestrel, Jillnaki, 17th Feb IPU6. After leaving Lord Cullingwood, we fell in with a Franck squadron 013 the December, off the CaMarielP, sshi,:h we sew know was commanded by Jerome Bonaparte. You ern net cowereive the joy expressed by every one on board; every, Individual thought himself a King, and expegted that day to have bete ens of the happiest Christmases they ever spent; but from the very bed lading of memo' ships of the Beet. Je roue hod the wed lust to escape, and the joy of the squadron was booed ,non melancholy,' irltleti hod Out altogether worn off, until we found the squadron at St Domingo. f ern Oe you sery littleidea of the exultation expressed by every countenance when they were certain of bringing ;hens to alien. The scene was truly grand, particularly when you consider the fere;n2s on board ,he two squadrons; the sue tusking every exertiou to gut away, and determined to run the garrittiet in order to escape ; the other straining every nerve to prevent their flight The' were at this time grime before the wind, and we were endosenering to crew them to order to prevent the pos sibility of there escape, which turtunately, from the superior sailing of the Superb, we were enabled to effect. The mime brought their two largest ships together (Ise Alexandre the headmen, and to Ire;wriele), seemingly with a view to quiet the fire of tberfaiglish Admiral in the Superb, before any of the other al , ips could come up ; but in this they were dniappointed, fir the .ectnd bviadt,de from the Superb fortunately did inch execut.on on board tlic enemy's Ife.alroost ship, Le Altman& e, that she beet ne q tire immadigeeble and lost her statioo The thrTe der4er was by this rime within pistol shot of the Superb, aid apparently teetering her fire for us ; but at this critical ILO merit, A4:11,C31 Coltrane, in th•hforthumbeilaiirt,CalLie up, and mstwithstandinc the onaildistanee betwiet theSuperls mut l'lm p , oa:e, he gallantly pleiedher leetween us,aird received the whole to•nds.de of the digest, arid esteemed the Arest 11.,p in the French Miry; several of the shot passed quite through the Northumberland trite the Superb- The actrin then beanie general, mad, as you must be already inftouted, terminated most honourably for eta British Navy. for although the enemy were only a little infe•ior, yet, according to tire most accurate cal cuiaritio, they were entirely anaiiiilated in the short spate of woe hour." . ••. • ' - , „ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • Mr. Sitw(ll hat sold by S r Peter That., out of Ilyale, to tin J t:0nv.1.,,d is t ertgs I nca., poeti+td he arms the Derby Si..lte at E . ...120LV1, m, tn- Y. 4 tii•t. Ile is alwi oatsat-3 IJC A St..ites each, Itts, far fait, (II SubsoOri itirc4ntct ; a:ld fat the St.leeger Stakes of iSts each, ( . 79 .il:tst•rdt,ea) tst Donsaster. We am utlortned by nut Corrt-sp nituot, " tha Mr. J o seph Ma,nti , noted bor,e, Trafalgar. will >tart st the ensuiog Posstrin R.ces for the cup; and that the bAting. of the Skipino, and others of the Craven Gelltitrlle.l already 'Wade, are 6 and 7 to 4 agaio4 Trafalgtr for the ru,t—a , ten betting behec,n Mr.. Clifton's Warren aura Traialgar ; 1 to 4 Trafalgar asaiust SW BErriNr. The following 9111 V be relied no as a r-roct +..attnnent of the pies:tit betting (av the Derby and 0 Stakes lOR THE, DERRY STAVES. 2 to 1 against Lord Lira:owes b. c. Trafalgar. by Column, net ai nu : oboes darn. 7 to I Sir J. Shelley's br. e. Clasher, by Si: Pete r Trasle, out of Ilyale. e tat against Lore Pttley's bt. c rAgil, brother to Statefaid. Icy Sir Peter Teazle. S to I against Mr. W 11,461 1 .6 b. c. hr Hatobletonian, out of dam. R to 1 ae.,ititt Sir F. Standisb's cb, f. by Mr. Teazle, out of the Yellow Mare. FOR Till OAKS' STAKES. 5 to I against the Dukc of G:aft:tit's br. f. Vanity, by Buz. not, out of Dabehiek 5 to 1 against Mr. T. Btes ch f. \Vlach, by Goliannti, not o f IgrAoworm's dam. 6 to I against Sir F. Standish's ch. f. by I.Mr.Tcazle, out of the Yellow Mare. RACEC TO come, 180 G. Fpsons May 22 Ipswich Guildfurd Manchester 23 Saii.hmy Misldinton 2R Stncic , ..nielge .. 3 York Si, Meeting, June 2 Newmirtet Joly 51ecible 7 Beeerlcy 9 Preston ..., ..... Ascot I teeth Now tuil II Huntiogdoe An 3 Tenhwv ll Fenton fG Winche,ter l7 Lincoln ',P.A. 10 Bibury 23 Islingseiit, .. 16 Chelmsford ....4i MEETINGS OF CREDI wits AT GUILDHALL, 1 TO-MIIIIIOW. U . li • Thorese Godden, Maid.to:re, Kent, carpenter 14 Joseph Dyson, Oa: melon-square, Somers-town, St. Pancras. Middlesex, oilman . 310 Thomas 'Mitchell, Lawrence Pountney-hill, Cannors. suer!, London, merchant . 3ii Edmund A,lcerman, hit w Broad-street-mews, Loud" merchant . 3 H . . Nathan Run; Rotherfidd Peppaid, near Henley, Ox ford, miller . 310 Robert Barrett, H'gh-stmet,Sustliwark, Surrey, 'Mew draper . 310 . Samue l Freeman, Old Com pton.strest, St Ann, West. minter, carpenter . 011 William Stevenson, Little Charlotte-street, Pim' co, Mid(Pessx, money .ensen,r . 210 Thomas Morgan, HolSurn, Middlesex, linen-rimer, 1 11 Lydia Woods and William ‘Vuoda, liam.istead, Mid dlesex, carpenters and builders . 1 10 William bard, East Grimstead, Sowed, breeches maker 1 10 DIVIDENDS. • tY,lliani Bowls and Wal:isna Hannah, Blackfriars road, Salary, oilmen . . . John Peters and Alexander Peters, Southwark, Surrey, linen-draws . . . - . Jahn Cox, Leig!dna Ruturd, Redford.hire, corn sii.l . 10 'antes Clegg, iriffity-street, Shadwefl, Miadlesex,itnariner 12 Ci HTIFICATES. John Cummings, late of Rcimett-street, bleckfriars road, in the county of Surrcy (but now of the Fiect its the city of Losialutr,) To a,chaiit, Franeis Stracey, of W.ndeor, in the county of Bcrits, grocer, dealer and chairman. Geroge Ro•rolcii, of Oghtril-street, in the (minty of Middles's, line...draper, dealer and chaproan. John Banks, late of Mr I Pond Bodle, in the paii.h of St. Mary Magdalen Rerniondwry, in the county et Surrey, vic tualler, dealer and chapinan. Luke Guerrier, of Stepney, in the county of Middlesex, cow. keeper, dirakilkand chapniait. P e ter Linikay,Wi.rly of Gieenwich, in the ceuiity of Krint, baker.laut late of Ratkiil, in the county of Laser:, (saner, dealer and Chapman. William Creed the Younger, of Finch.lese, in 'the city of Lon don, tailor and draper, chader and chap/.en. John Linen, of itonyhurst, in the county of Lancaster, cot ton spinner,fieteer and Outman. Thereon Rider of Popham-lane, in the county of Southampton, jaelestater, dealer and chapivan PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Sto. It 9 per Oeut..Ripluced 3 per Cent. Consoia 4 per Cents.. lll I per Cent. Nary ... . 94j 34 % Long Anamties lli 316 Imperial 9 per Cent. 5 6 .1 Imperial Annutti4e • 9.16 o , un.um India Stock Fe:. 3 illacha goods ...xcherpter Bills Lags .h Lottery Tick...ts. 201. 154. Cottsols GA T. HISIL sent -Si.rker, No. 4, Corstlatll, ald 9, Lha.t ig-cre4s. HIGH WATLit THIS DAY AT LONDON akIG . IF... .Aur.l. 13 'fun after 6 I Er. a EIRTIIS. 011'4'44d iy last, at Tent ith-house, in Bedfordshire, this Lady of Cart W huts , R N of a ion. Yesterday. Mu. J. L d, of Russalkaitaare, of • slaughter. RMMAGES. Yisterdev, at St. PaecrasClM;cii,hy his hither, the Vicar, the Rev Wifhant Belton Cheinpness. Fellow of St John's College, Oxford, to Mrs. Mirth i Stable, of the Terrace, Ke nt. ish "I own. Janie; Cotiliield,Esq to the Hun. [Janie% Crofton, daughter of the Right lieu. Lady Crofton. „11.)k A rtis. Toredly evening, after a lingerate Aeon. Led Mossoo, at his house, in Seymour-place. Hts laiirlatip was in the 53d year of his age. Ile married Lady Elizaheth Canel, daughter oc the late, sod sister loth* present Earl of twiti—ond has left Owe John George, who outtemis to the title, and two daugh ters. Ifis Lordship will not be of age mail the Ist of Septem ber neat. On Sunday, in Great Portland-street, Jobe hlitforel, Esq. formerly a Commander in the terries of the East India C. 1113• i l l uesday, after three days illness, W.Walton, Esq. Acconsp tant-Gmaeral of the Rank of England. On Tuesday last. at Stradlially, in the comity of Waterford, after a short 'guess, and unit si lc crety regretted, Mr.. Suomi, Lady of Junes Marron. R.I. of Waterford. Friday, at bath, justly esteemed by those who knew him, fey his many sirtues, Willurr. Blathwayt, Eaq. of the Royal Cres cent, Sad 01 Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire. Per Saturday, the Rev. John W. Harrison, A. M. Rector of St.Cle tent's, Shrewsbury, and a Minor Croon of the Cathedral Chi ch of Worcester. Many years pm•feus to his dismiution, he hid suffered much from excruciating pain in his head ; which, in compliance with his own expire deem% was inves tigated by Mr. Cole. who, en oren:ng the bead, frome the membranes that surromidest arid divided the b,atn, to be ossi fied, and the brain itself bad been sukected to a great degree of infiammation, and was become intimate I ; ia that in►tead of being surpriArd at Mr. HiTril.lll% !iiemature'y sites his grays, at 44 yeses eif age, it star be dressed email fair:tell lOU* that 1, s life was protracted is so latc a p^r SALE BY AUCTION. Eon c, P'TINTS, an , l cuaostnrs. Re JORDAN end M XW is, their Roims, I 931, S nine, nopesite Somemet tint:as, 1111% and Thee ( o ne, ii i t alys, at Twelia Or: oak, (Saa* easeptrA.) COLLECTION of BOOKS A l‘alissllCPllll4 I'Pt ISTh7 c itr..ittiling the lisrmerty saf an entiovot soutstisa• rWs:d It upon tlie Garment; aron-g hker at more critints Nooks, with sowl cuts and devices, extremely *care.. rind a colieilion ac Cappe4.4 o ates; likewise several stionern Wort, ea the C,Nunre of Hicedosesn. els gatmly C.M..111 , 4; I.) ,, feS Aut:qu.ift.b rof Cortztrybery ; Views of 'the ; rozyclopiudi Peitheiies, Q. Vole.; two Ana tomical Preparations some 'cite; PortrAits, mid other curious +articles. Cat.ilition, piice Sixpence, may he had at the !tomtit, and Books v'icesd r cious to the Sale.. TO Tut , . NORILI CY, Crk N FRY. t/FFICKIS OF NAVY, ARMY, FENCHILLS, MILITIA, EAST INDIA COM PANY, AND !..11.ItC11 AN rs• fAmILL,s, TAVERN REF*: FXS, PUBLICANS, Stc `'KILL and CO. PCRVEY(MS CENERAL kJ , and OILMEN to their Imovrial and mot faithful Ma jesties, and to their Rusal Highn.x.es tire Ponce of Wales, Dukes of Yeik and Clarence, Dic4ass of Cureherland. dec. ,ge, at the old 1t,h..9 and Follett W.t.ehousei, and Fish Saute and Portable Noun filtrinfal..r'"n l Na. Dare IC, STRAND, almost opposite St Martin' , C ouch. Lon.lon, established tivariv half a et:tinny ; Inventors of the I m peo,ai and R u - a i Fish Sauces, Waite Sen n n:a g or, Bowers and Importers of Canolian Fur of 510ne..., e a * Ships t • Bengal, Mad,as, Cale itta, Betscoo'en, Bombay, and the other Poiten.iens of Brit sh Ind a; the West Indian Wands, the Cape of od Hops, African Culenim, supplied with the choicest de:mattes for the table, the richest Sauces en earth, Cie most exquisite Stilton and Pine Clears+ ever men ; • every sent el rare Eiselnitt ai d Foreign Pickle., and P,eVislori4 of all kind., cirefully t.acked at the altrieten notice, and open the wino moderate terms WHOLE-SALE, r.KEALL, AND. YOR EXPORTATION. BY NIA.! KATY . * ROYAL k.F.TTERS PATENT. k.SSENCE of AUFRIC AN SPRUCE. with printed Di roition4 for makihe the seine jilt.. the 41.1 at mut of the utmost eansimuoel to every one wbu values health and longevity. 20. Pia will make 120 g Wens. lii Put i.il flute bar gallons. 74. Pot will make 40 ga:lona. srl. Pet will make 20 c'allutni, N R. it requires to little monde te make this delightful Beer, that a prison may make a hogshead in ten minutes, and it fit in d a nk in tt few days, and any quantity may be breed at a time (however anialo mid the kssettall will keep for wears. WHITE SPRUCE PEER ; a new beverage, of Mast ex. cellent und ensiling qu•lities. Their can becaw ember proof of the r, tintathei sit which it is held, titan t.tat it is the remit fashionable drink at all Cie great t.. 9 1-a, a nd that stormily a fa mily who once tastes it but vends fur .note ; it spark* and resembles, when up, the fined Champaigue, anal many give it the preference AMERICAN SPRUCE BEER ; an excellent Immerge. h• Canadians. who Musk it constantly, attribute their lonaevity anl.heairh td its use; and many F. slush families frankly owe their Wealth and spirit, arc in.irtused 'Seca they have introduced it at their tabies. bllliEa AL WATERSt Sumner, P,•rmorit, Spa, Suda, &c. ac. iu the highest perfrftimi. - . s a il, ca d C.a.'s ueliciei t a and genuine STILTON CHEESES. Thee are the most luxurious Cheeses made in titi4 or ate other einiutry of canons s!u‘s., cod foam these celebrateddairies,l l llo intinelueed lino I onden, fug mitotic sale„ newly half a century hack, oy in • late Mr. Skit!, risrettnly Pri vate Secretary and Pura r to the late Adintr.d Lord Hawk*, 4 ale St. Albenti, 64, which have been continued to be sold. ever since, at these Warelowsev, and by which so much Ostia. Action has been given, and reninatism gained. Mr. Skill thinks it Ileeflatf , , to justice to the public end himself, to apprise them of this crrititortance, and to caution his file-ads against the random kinds that are new exhibiting for sale ;wade in imitation in vitions pots s.f th.• town, uncle, den onitiatitm of St3tutis, bet which, in fart, we such that the, disgrace the mom commits Cliestitre, and ha.e only the tom of Suiten to racousnouil them. SKILL and Co.'s delle.te ar.d meat exquisite SIX POUNDERS, or. iIA4.IS of only Ste Pinatid. no. h, foe Side- Dishes. arn.lt Families. Luncheon Parties, ire. cured and snanaked in the Portuga l fashion u Mr Skill, hariiir readied tines years in Portiere!, cures the Six Pounders after the Portog.l manure, of a moat exquisite qualite, and wok' darour, and th.it are reedy fur dowsing with. out soaking. N.B. Oniy to be had genuine at Nos. 15 and 16, Strand, near St. Martin's Church. HAMS, TONGUES, Sr. in the realest qiiantiiiss.—. Neat. •Fougues, nicely pmi.led, always ready tor our, not re. qa.giug r,alinK li :io Deer inegii.4,,od Yorkslit.• smoaiced d tie Westphalia, Forlxhire, and IVeuntorland Hams, of antes, th%t all lie certiin to Veise eerie taus Wilt...hire &con, Pigs' Chops, and delicious MUTTON II A lAS, that eat Oqatilly tender evtli Nears TOrignel, in the hngh , at •neue for Breakfasts, a Pkicesaise, Sandwiches, small Supper Parties, &F. Skill trod Co.'s Genuine and Inco.nparaide PORFABVE SOUP!! --They are superior to every Soup hither', introdocad into England, and ens of the utmost titditv to Travellers, av a ten ape uttui stirred, until dimwitted, in baiting water, will make, to •ci instant, the fittest Soups: Santa veer lastrd, sod of th• mast deiicteus and nourishing kind These !usurious Soups are prepare) under Mr. Skil'a imniestoe dire tool, and front the choicest Vlseda, Pou:Py, Ham., Ire. of the renewing variety Suupe Santo, Chicken Broth, Veal Bodh, t;ray. Soup, • Mock Tonle Snip, • Munn. , Broth, In Jars, at 74 6d. each; in nes. with three Jars and six Jars, at One Guinea end Two Guineas each. •.• Printed Ltirection. with each Case. Skill and Co.'s fallouts anddelicauus PICKLED surrr.r, packed in de.ible Casks, tit pre;iared pickle to keep to dn. met Climates, which he has had the honour to saw+, to the realest Nasal Officers in the known World (4 del Engla,.•'s Pod!,) with the litukkist satisfaction, and which' not talb• equalled in Great Britain ire lare.ing It is in• tried and pre. pared aft-r their peculiar metro.! In Casks of Bllbs and ISIIo each, At per nound t prepared pickle, creaks, ire extra. Skill and Co.'s PICK LEOTRIPE, in small Casks, for the use of Geotlereen of the Navy and At toy ' Families, he. N.B. West ledian Islands, Captains off Ships, &e. supplied with any quantity of the most exquisite kind, add team to give utuverval ratisiactirm. DIITCII BEEF, t• grate fur bread nd butter, te make beef shavings with, and for Sandwiches, ire Una benne Runche, peer I.s bn • Vivant,. Take of Chapaugar Owego and Dutch II ref, agtal Quanti ties, wilt grate% which sprinkle over Mead and butter. ILAMBRO' RIBS and ROLLS of !SELF in the highest 'wrier:tem GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The true Bru•rwict Saucily., with garlick or without. Skill and Co.'s truly delicious ANCHOVY BUTTER, wh,rh couiisis of Anchovies that have bean botieo and pounded in 1 marble mortar, for Sandwiches, Anchovy Timm, die.; •e.l convenient 10 N B The REAL GORGONA ANCHOVIES, in pots of Ilb. 341 b. and 71b each. wa••anted neat as invented. OLIVES and CAPERS, French and Spanish, of a most beautiful coheir and fine flavour, in jars, bottles al.dca,es. CATRNNL PEPPER. A large quantity of the finest Fla vour, and ouch as ielr. Skill cau recommend. SOUR K 1 OUT, in jars, f••r small families, nil in ;mine bound casks, for the Ea.t and West Indies. Skill and INDIAN PICKLES, nrexglioitsinil much admired PICKALILLY, composed of hot-mited roaltlese afters the manner of those prepared in the Ea.' Indies, •'s• Manama, Cauliflowers Lriaons, Gerkios, Onios, IndiAt Cabbage, Fiesuch Bemis, Carrots, &c. 'nista, at 101.6 d. and one Guinea each N B Cayes of Pickles, Fish Sauces, for les w. nes an" land owlet, trugmetatiens Arc _ . . -11P LONDON :—MiItedD — DAVI6S3 I . -4 75.; " ,Cn n, flow-stmt, Covent Garden, and Poo...tud at Orfic., No IS, Rant of St. Or -nent's etu C:4 . Sar....ro. hr W. sTucc, of No 7, Now Bulton-art-:t, A.' Orders. Me. for tilts ram s sant, to the (-Wks wrilkadir; attends/lON r - -- '‘ar 4+! 111 Ea= Ur Mo. Iparkr real , The 74r. PA Mr. N ' Hen krsinski . 11 g*: Vfede Kew I a 31,.1 wal I TRAI Rill sil treui7 aapait I N. I have (wilding lor ni raltte, •itk fa fk, 1)-a pi latri pod t: 25.. 41.1 worke man l Iraq Ito t ennb eat, J. BI T@ thi ►ll c I V:kl :`~ tila. Sal V.i. ',l 'lO.l