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CARLISEE ASSIZES The following Nisi Prins Causes, tried at our Assizes, are in addition to those we gave in our last: utnowat end ircissYTH O. cnauseas. This anion was brought by the Plaintiffs, to re cover from the Defendant possession of a house in Longtown, licensed for, and at present used as, a chapel, in which public worship is nerformed. As this seems to be a new case in these nor.hern parts, a brief statement of it may be of use to Dissenters. A few years ago, the Presbyterian Dissenters in and near Longtown, assembled together, and deter mined to build a chapel, in which public worship should be regularly performed according to the mode of the Church of Scotland. With this view a Committee was chosen, money subscribed by the members, a writing, by way of petition, addressed to the public, in which they set forth their intivn tires, and solicited pecuniary assistance from those who might think well of the undertaking. With die money advanced by themselves, and coiletted in this country, and in Scotlaad, they purchased out buil b t l t house, and . The g it ro u u p n f d or w t a h s e pur poseu chased from one of the members, and the purchase Made in the mimes of the Plaintiffs, ss.trusters for the society. They made choice of a Mr. Wright fee their Minister, who officiated among them in that capacity for above two years, and then left them abruptly. The Defendant succeeded him, be ing elated by a great majority of the congregation, who for some time seemed to be well enough satis- Gad with the choice they had made. But the De mon of Dnscord getting in between Mr. Chambers and his flock. those who were once his friends be came his enemies. Impressed with the idea, that to turn the Defendant eclat, would be doing a ser• Woo to God and religion, the Plaintiffs attempted to take posseuion of the chapel by storm; but tail ing in this, the Defendant was served with an ejeft rent. To substantiate the Plaintiffs' right to the chapel. and conseedently their right of e t dding. hers from the premises, was the fnundmion of anion. It may be proper ro observe, that Mr. *Dowel. one of the Plaintiffs, bad never given hit suffrage for the Defendant to be his Minister ; the other voted for his admission, and sat eittortflott •• under his ministry. This cause did not occupy much time. the deed 'efts produced and read I and by it their right of the d purchased from Mr. Main, upon which the pel is built, was found to be invested in the tiffs. and their heirs, the price being paid wilt *sir men and others' money. Two Witnesses were imbed oe the port of she Plaintiffs, one of whim proved tha writ* of the deed conformably to the lostruaioas he roosfeed s and the other, that the dead was duly caseated. blo Witnesses were called on the part of the De. fendaut. Verdiet for the Plaintiffs. • We understand that this cause is removed into die Court of Chancery. corosartou e. hicris This.arna an anion brought by the Corporation of Claßeie. against Mr. Dixon, of Denton Holme, re =Weler teen of water to the Borough and City hich they claim on a grant from the Pro =of Denton Holm.. This trial was of much to a number of manufacturers, who have Mottitme on the water-courses, tut a fatal objeCtion was aside to the record. which occasioned a non tuft. ?mama vi'rsmss.—.Poseest Lassa:town, in the employ of Mr. Cuestas, of Great-Elm, near Tromp, as a lime-burner, from some dispute with his mas ter, es wished toe dead would blew Air brain, est, if he queried oi kis WA ar.re."—He afterwards employed Mussel/ in the fields, as a mower ; but influenced by his old companions, he returned to his termer situation, and on the 15th ult, it was his duty, with two others, to blow up a rock. On the match being applied to the train of powder, his compa nions ran to a plate of security, whilst this wretch appeared transfixed to the spot, and on their calling en him to escape, hemmed insensible of the danger The explosion tea place ; the rock fell in one solid Mass upon his head, and caused his almost instant aneous death. 81111011L•t SOICIDB.—On Wednesday night, at wine o'clock, a young woman about 13 years of age, tailed a coach from the stand, opposite CharFra. street, Covent-garden, and ordered the coachman to drive to Grosvenor-gate, Park-lane, which he did. On her alighting from the carriage, she gave the coachman; Ss., and proceeded through the gate for the Park, but returned instantly to the coachman, and gave him sixpence more. She then asked him if that was the nearest way to the Barracks, Hyde Park; The coachman coffered to set her down as Hyde Park Corner, it being the nearest way to Brampton, which she refund, and left him in an iscobereat manner. The coachman immediately in- formed the woman at the gate (to whom she gave the same answer), who informed several persons of their iuspiciore, when a Mr. Clarke, Mr. Bodham, and a servant belonging to Lord Howard, and two flow-street patroles, whom they met, went in pur suit of her. The young woman, on finding herself so closely pursued, took off her shoes, and ran across the Park : the night being dark, tie escaped their vigilance by giving a sudden turn, but was disco vered, by her shrieks, to jump into the Serpentine Ri ver, by the bride, a place near eight feet deep. The alarm was immediately given to Mr. Bolland, the Park-keeper. who put out his boat, and after trying for some time, succeeded in bringing the ►ody on shore, after It had been 25 minutes in the water. The usual means for sectoring suspended aui. 'nation were resorted to, but without tiled. Yes terday morning, at nisi: o'clock, the body was re moved to Mr. Storer's, undertaker, Mount-street. It was soon afterwards discovered that the deceased luid another girl lived fellow servants in a very respectable family in Bentinck-street, Manchester square ; that a few weeks ago, the deceased's fellow servant was deco)ed by a gentleman to go into keeping, to which she assented, and she prevailed on the deceased to leave her situation, and li►e with her as her maid. Tim the deceased last week in formed her, that sbe would quit her place, not ap proving of it, and on Tuesday she returned to her mother, whom she subsequently left, and committed the chocking act of self-murder. KarAL Mint L LICENCE. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 21. Artivcd the Clinker and Sieado gun-brigs, from a cruise off the coast of France; also, the Mao, of IS guns, Captain Janverin, from off Havte-de- Grace. Sailed the Dolphin store ship, I.ieut. Hodge, for the Downs.—Wind S.W. rzywoure, AUG.2O. Came in the Fury bomb, with a convoy, from the Downs ; Hod cutter, from a cruise ; Francis and lit:rico, Homer, from Rigs; Leflro (a Portuguese), Corvozo, from Bayonne, detained by the lien i vateer ; and the 1401 P Headrerka, of Oldenbuzgs from Olerolt, detained by the Quernbre privateer. Sailed the Lady Warren armed ship to the East ward; His Majesty's ships Sanquon and Prewayanie, with the Earl Spearer and Sir Stephen Lutiington East Indiamen, and four score-ships, under ccevoy, for the Cape of Good.—Wind E.S.E. DIAL, AUGUST Sailed the Relent sloop of war, on a cruise. Arrived L'Espeiltle sloop of war, from IVaterford, with a convoy, which are sailed for the River. FROM LIAIY LYS LIST. At Southampton the Christian, Meyer, from Billtoa. At Portsmouth-411e Heart of Oak, Carter, :AMU Rip. At Whitehaveri-..C.e Laegtion, from R.ga ; Dl*. patch, f oin Antigua; and the Commerce, Fletcher, trent Witeauetts. At Liverpool—the Dread, fillatton, frrm Wiscassetts ; Rover, Whitby, from Mmaachusetts; and the Kate, Wt. sock, from Archangel. la the Clyde..-this Betsey, Flechs, from St 'Mr.; Flim, Andersen, from Jamaica; arid the Comte!, Mitchell. frent Petersburg. At Dublin-the Mary, Toots, from ditto. 4t Cork...eh Douro, --, from Lisbon. At Fame, Smith, and the Draper, Sri:Sonnet', front Leon At J•42114.:,...t.1C Larkirt., FuT , lff, ftpill ditto. At fpri Georg, , M•Teggart, from Newfound. lard ; and tr.o Fume. field, irorn tale Glyds to r eT r h.the now, Far', and the Brutus, by u Pridade At Aetnerp—tne Moms, Rosen, and the Fame, front Ulna. he atteropte4 to console her by assurances that he had no intention of committing suicide, but that he had a r:r,aentiolent of his approaching death. Cap tain Purrinton was a warm believer in the &Chine of Universal Salvation, though it is not said of him that he was a bigutted maniac, or a religious enthu siast. His whole conduct, the day preceding, and during the last and bloody scene of his lore, seemed marked with the utmost coolness and de liberati4rs. Towards the c . ,,ase of that day, he grot;n4l the fatal axe, and Wien the family retired to be 4 he was left reading the Bihle. The Jury of Inquest have brought him in Guehr 6.f wilful Nu..- der ors 4is wife and sir children, and sh4t, as n . feltv, he did Zr!! and raardrr hinsself.—.We do not recollect hat the annals of Massachusetts can furnish a trans; lacti.an so distressing. Till MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Au• t 2. This dry the arrivals of Wheat are few, with bet middling supplies at hand, and good umplei of this article, fully sup port last prices ' • and sewn 1 quality has had more ready sales. But very little Barley is arrivA,.and few borers; Malt like wise. Grey Peas, with Besna of both description, fetch better prices. There are several arrivals of Oats from the lijerth coentry, and this trade is rather cheaper. In pric,s of Flenq au alteration —Fine Aoierican 4W. to 44a per Barrel CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheet........b54. 70s. S2a. Beat}... 40.. 46• Od Fine de........gda Sibs Od. Tick Beans ss. 4l•. s••• Rye Sgs 425. Oil Oats —gds. 27: ;Os. Barley SSi. 28a fkll Poland' 225. 33 Od. M a".t ..........646. 72.. Od Rape Seed new 2111. Bt. Ps. White Peas.... 64.. 7.41. 01. Fine Flour G3s. 701 Od. P Grey ees 544 . 425. Oil. Seconds . tiOs. Cm lid. UXBRIDGE. The Corti InapeAor s Return, oil Thursday, Aug. 22. Wheat, per load • t'4l Os Batley, per 1r Sas —.41 to 40s r—d Outs iii —d to 4i: —d 583116 46s —d to SUI —4 Pease go. to sn, per Qtuoter. PRICK 9! I,lo,ot . '''" BOOS. . illeetar. Kent 51 ---s to Gl Gs IC eut 5l St to 61 Irs 5t4510x••....51 —4 to 51 16i Sussex 51 5. to GI Gs Rows 51 —s to 51 Pr Farnham... 71 —, to 81 —s OW Duty-06,00 .1 inkiDES OF HAT AND STRAW. Yawr Laßosa. IT. sANSI . II WllligC AAAAA • Nay.... 21 161 .41 16. Oct H)1 ' 106 a 5 . 1 Straw..ll 161 • 21 Ss 04 New M Os • 01 4:11 i Clove 41 41 a 51 S. Straw .ll 14s a !1 06 SMITHFIELD, Fat out. Avg• 2 a• To sods the Offal—tier Stone t•Illb. Reef 41 Id to Ss Od I Vea1...... is id to Ss ^_d Mounts 44 4d to 5s 4tl l Porit4s ltst tet Si IV Lamb. M Od. to 6s. Od, neap OP CATTLC TIM DAIL% Beasts, about 600— . 11rei. and Lambs, 9.100. NEWGATE AND LEADENH.ILL MAKKITS. By the Catcese. beef 34 44 Se 4e 44 1 Veel. 91 84 to 5s OA sdutttws 4. Chl to 4s Sd I Pork .......4s Sd to 5. Sd Lamb 41. 64 to ss. 64 PRICE. OF TALLOW. St, Janve.s Market 3. 9% Toon T 41 1 , 14 —s 01 65s Od Clare Market Whiniehapel Market. Bs 9d White ditto .... ....S 63. Cd Per Stour of Blb. ---.....- Sian ditto .. —s 0,11 64. Od I Its 41 Melting Stuff.. 53a Od 54 , Od Avenge Priee...3B 9d n.tur rough —. SG. Graves — ... —.4 Ile GO , d Dregs .... .... •PM I . IIIIIIIIOOIIP, ..4 a 7W—Muttlel,ll9.—Curd, 926. Candle*. p+r dozen, 11r.—Moulds, 12.. • MAW Hums. Om HA*, owl Mrs" /41 M, 114. 94 to 3. 4d. b(414114.1. 94 1191. to 1. 44 °Modal . ....• • q.•••••••• h. 44. to 2. Id Market 04 — Ifs. 6d. es, h. teigloh Hone Sheep Skius ..... Ili. ed. ' * 14. OW. 'isn't) Skint ___. _ PHICe- OF LEATHER. Suns, 50 to 5611 z. each Ditto, 60 to 651 h. each 264 to 284 Merchitt. Rack. — i t to 42. l Dre..ing , 10d to 2n ti hoe Cite ti Hideo 214 to 22d Crop Hides for cutting 2;1 to 24.1 Flat Ordinate l4l to 191 Celt Skins. 30 to Onlb. per Dozen 50d to 40d Ditto, 50 to enlb., 36.1 to 424 6 Ditto, 70 to SOlb. 153 to 3134 Small Seals (Gromland). 394 to 42d) a. Large ditto 1002 to tfith per doaert. Tanned Hone Hides Ins to SC par hide. Sheep Skins. 1 . .0n N Skins- 2 Od to es Od A F: IC .4. AUGUSTA. ( ach Ma 11, MS. DREADFUL. MURDER. At an early :sour oo Wednesday morning last, the inhabitants of ski town were alarmed with the dreadial iotortnatioo, that Captain James Purrin. ton, of this place, is cool blood, had murdered his wife, six children, and himselfl—His oldest son, with a slight wound, escaped, and his second slangh ter was found desperately wound Al, an,l probably unposed dead by the father Ketwaeo tae hours ~f two and three, a near neighboitr. Mr. Dean Wyman, was awakened by the lad who ' , cared. with an incoherent account of the horrid scene from which he road jug ii il ; lie, with a Mr Bil larl, ano net neighbour, Lis , antis repaired to tl.e fatal spot. and 1 , :r.. a ter harrg lighted a candle. a scene was pro. timed that begoars all description.. lo the outer room In prostrice on his face, and weltering in his g. ow, 'he 'perpetrator of the aread ful deed -his r roar et:t in a most shocking man ner, and the b;,,,,dy razor lying on a table by his side ;in an g . adjoi i is 4 is.. -rotim lay Mrs. Purrinton in her hed, her brad almost severed from her body ; and near her, on t!se fl ~ o r, 4 little daughter, about ten years old, who, pr 'u'llly, hearing the cries of her mother, ran to Ler relief from the aoartment in which she slept, and was murdered by her side In another apartineio were found the two oldest and the youngest daughters, the first aged 19., iir,a,:telly butchered ; the second desperately wounded, re clining her head on the body of the dead infant, 18 month old, and in a state of horror and almost total insensibility. In the room with de father, lay in bed, with their throats cut, the two youngest sons, the one eight. the other six years old. And in another room. was found on the hearth, most dreadfully mangled, the second son, aged 12 ; he had fallen with his trowsers UIIU.r one arm, nub which he had attempted to escape. On the breastworkover the fire-place was the distinct impression of a bloody hand, where the unhappy vidirn probably supported himself before he tell. The whole house seemed covered with blood, and near the body of the murderer lay the deadly aze. From the surviving daughter we have no ac count of this transaaion ; her dangerous situation prevents any communication, and but taint ex ;reflation' are entertained of her recovery. From the son, aged 17, we learn the following : That he was awakened by the piercing cries of his mother. 1 and involuntarily shrieking himself, he leaped from bin bed, and ran towards the door of his apartment ; he was met by his father with an axe in his hand (the moon shone bright) who struck him, but being so near each other, the axe passed over his shoulder, and one corner of it entered his back, making a slight wound; his father then struck at him, once or twice, and mined him. At this moment his young er bro ther, who slept in the same bed with him, jumped from it, and attempted to get out at the door ; to prevent this, the fatherattacked him, which gave the eldest an opportunity to escape. During this droadfel eonfiiet, not a word was uttered. From the appearance of the wounds, generally, it seems to have been the design of Purrinton to dissever the heads from the bodies, excepting the two youngest, whose throats, it is supposed, were cut with a rasor. The oldest daughter and second son had several wounds. the probable consequence of their resist ' ance. We have no evidence to lead as, satisfac torily, to the motives for this barbarous and unna coral deed. Capt. Purrinton was 46 years of age. and had lately removed from Bowdoinhaim to this town ; an independent fat met, with a handsome estate ; of steady, coned, and industrious habits ; of a good charafter and fair reputation ; and strongly attached to his family. He had been heard lately to say, that he felt much distressed at the un promising appearance of his farin ; tbat he should be destitute of bread for his family, and hay for his cattle, and dreaded the consequences. The Sun ', day before his death, it is said, he wrote to his bro ther, and informed him, that on the reception of the letter he should by dead, and requesting him to take coaroe of his family. In ;he letter was a death's head marked out, and it was sealed with black. It was found on Monday by his wife, and gave her the greatest alarm and uneasines. This her husband perceiving, and learning the cause, IRISH STOCKS. Austin !knell Guy. Debentures Si per Cent. Goy. Debenture., S per Cent ' Govt. Stnck S per Cent. . ........ R. fla t C a n.l Loon, o per eem. !NV Irish 5 per Cent. COUSI.SE Of EXPIWIGE. Ann. 22 kinstordam .... 36 9 lU. G "" ... •• • 4 4i Ditto At Sight .. 36-+ Venn.* 6O new C. 5nt......ar. Hainburgh 34 S 2fl/. Opetto 6ll Itluins .. ..... :,4 6 84U. Dehl.n 124 Pant 14.7'6 data.. 14 7 I Cork 13. Ditu• 24 151 V. 0...510w. f. 6. 1 Illnunlemon 24 Portugal DOM in Cons Cade —ln paper an., Itort'io.o s it .... ... Mete .... Marliul --in °spar Naw Mains .... .. 5 5 Dint '33 effect. Sher in Ran .... —.— _., Itillonn Lognern 5ll Agto . f the Rink or Ounatie. Nsllsi Dobiin Oil London (July 43) &am not Leowl..n 'July 2 3) itaast on Dahlia (Di11.) 04 31 GI day.. MAR On Monday, at 'Kelvin Ginrc, C.4t., Caw 4)4, P , q est sus% of Arslolsa'd Canii.liel., E.l of Jiira. ti....d, Miss Deoilistoun, eldest daughter of 12,e , .a d Esq u.e chant, Glasgow. • On Thursday. at lia:np.t.-od, hy the Ilea 3 , ,hn Retiot o: Aid:Mute, John Armitage Lsq. NI," J4lllll E. Marto. _ i)r.ATHA On Monday fact, at fti..gwood, nn..lLnuf akt . delivered of twins, Mr*. Le Piince, of tale Rev. Jag, Leonard Le Itmee. On Thurada, niff4 e in tlx 434 year of her ar, perne, wife of Mr. JAilio,Atimrtie, IlriokieNor, rn Ornhiii who, with two oin4, andsia d.rxghte t . Lere dttply to lament orrepatAlle Hif:ll WA'Ett, TILLS DAY, Al' L. 1 1'41/k Mom.", 48. min. after 9 I Even.... IQ min after ie. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, I)EFICERS OF NAVY, ARMY, FENCIRLLS; MILITIA, EAST !Sill %COM. PANY ANL) Mh.RCiTANTS' SERVICE, FAMII.4EA, TAVERN KEEPERS, PUBLICANS, t'e QKILL and CO. itiliVE , Yol{S GENFeTtAia and 011,MVN to theit, trwrerial and raithrel Mew jestues, and to their Royal Iliglito•stes the Prin., ni Wasss, Dukes of York and Clarence, lhtche.s of Curnberlore, ..•sc. at the Old (talons and French AVarehumesaml Fish Sastre and Poitable SOcp Mantifactimes, No. 15arie 1S; iIiTSIASO, almost opposite St histtin's (:litarth, London, ise4b4, l ,,g nearly half a century; Inventors of the Impiriat. swd Res,,* EA Sauces; White Spinets` Beer, B chefs and leseoriett of Canadian Essence of ;Spruce. •, • Ships trading to Bmgal, hiadras, Calcutta; Bombay, and the natter Postestiont of likrittch Indeas; toe tti g Indian Islands, the Cape o• G .4 !time, Afnc-aii Culoniet, supplied with the clisncest delicacies for the table, tht new* Felt Santo on earth, the most excptisite Stilton and Pros Cheeses ever sect ; every snit of rare English a. d For ocit Pickles, and Positions of .111 kinds, carettely packed at the shortest notice,• and ulsot Me most modtratte the tr. WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND Vo't ExruitTNTION, BY M AI ES TY% ROYAL r - rEas PATENT ESSENCE of AMERIC SPRUCE, with printed reNines (mistaking the same into the lin 0? limy, awl of the utmest consequence to those who value licaith and longevity. 1103. Pot will mike Ito galloac t s 14s. Pet will make 80 gallons. Pot will make 40 pitons. 31.6 d. Pot will recite ap N. S. It requites sio little freebie le make this delightful Bees, that a person May make a hogaliead to ten minutes, and it will be fit to gamic ii. a fear 'days, and any onantsty nr „Di breued at a time, and the Essence wt:i keep fur years WHITE SPRUCE BEER; a new Defence, of mat tot , cellent and cooling qualities. Terre can be iin greater prod of the estimation in which it is held, than that it is th,.. m o st Zarili:unablc drink *ell the great tabl.s, end that scarcely a fa wily rgi.ia 011,,T tote.; it but serials fur allot; it , iMrlua, /1110 i resembles, uhrn up, the finest Chimpaigile, and many. gi. e st the preference . AI4ERICAN 4PHUcf: BEER; to es , ?.wfient The Canadians, who drink it constarrny, :atirdante their longevity and h..alth to its use; and mmiy . Eoglials (wellies frankly own their :main' and spirits are improved manta they have introduced it at their tab's. MINERAL WATERS; Seltaer, Pyrmoet, Spa, SucK e. In the highest pelts/lion. Skull and Co:a el.:wipes and genuine STILTO3 CHEEE I ES They me the most luminous Cheeses nude in this ot 4 ,ny - ether . (-wintry, of various tilt, and from theft celebrated riaie s es, first introduced into rsondon, for pubne sale, 'traria halt, cc-unary heels, by the late Mr Skill, formerly Pri vate Secretary and Purr r to the late Admiral Loud Hawke, of the St. Alban, 64, which have been contimied to be sold, ever since, at these Warehouses, and by which so mueli este faction has been given, and reputaticp glitter& Mr. Skill thinks it nee,iiirry; n 'Justine to the trelv'tie sod himself, triapprice them of this - ci?umetarice, orr.d td eaatino, his friends against the spurious kiwis that are now exhibiting for sale (made in imitation) in varions paw of the sown, under denrintination of Stiltont, but whi.ih, in tact, are such that . they disgrasie the mat common Christine, and have stilly the form aT Sineur to recommend them. • SKILL and CO.'s delicate and most egguiePe SIX POUNDERS, of, HAMS of only Six Pounds each, for nide- Dishes, small Families ' Luncheon (loges,, See. cored And sinnakel in the Portugal fashion. Mr Skill, haying resided three years in Portugal, cures the six Posinders qfter the Portugal manner of a MOM exquisite • quality, and mild flavour, and that are ready fur **ming with out soaking. • N.B. Only to be had genuine at Nos. 15 aid ti, Strand, near St. Martin'srlitirch. • HAMS, TONGUES, dec. in the greatest quantities s•-• Neat.' Tongires, nicely pickled, always ready for use, not re quiring soaking.. Rein Deer Tongues, and Yorkshire awaked alitto Westphalia, Yorkshire, old Weatniorland Hamt, ail sins, that will be certain to please every mate. Wit:shim Bacon, Pigs' Chin, and delicious MUTTOSIIA MS, th it .at equally tender with Neat's Tengu-m in time bighrin toote for Breakfasts, a PEctesale, Sandwiche s, send' Super Partite, c. Skill and Cl'. Gentian and In mroparahle PORTABLE SOUPS —They aec superior to every Soup lial.erto intioduccd into England, and are of the utmost utility to Tioellers, ate tea toon;fulistirred, emelt dissolved, in hming water, will make, in an Mount, the finest Some Sante eret tasted, and of the mast delicious and neurishing kind. These luxuneus Some are prepared under Mr. Skill's immedate dinwtion, and from the choicest V tantig, Poultry, Ham., dm. of Um foilewial Variety Soupe Sentra, Chicken Broth, Veal Brian, Gravy Sistip, Mock'T ode Soup, Mutton Broth, In Jars, at 75. 6d. each ; in Boxes, with three Jars and six Jam, at Oise Geiii.m and Two Gallltilleacli. • • Milted I ) iectintis with each Cate. Skill and C o.'s . famous and delicloue PICKLED BUTTER. packed in double Cask', with premised pickle to keep to dis tant Climates, wh:cii h. has had the honour to supil' to tic gieatest Naval Officenhs lute known World ;OM England's Pride.) with tie filthiest latiffeetiou, and which is nut to l a , equalled in Guest Britain fur keeoing. It is pickled and pee pared after thu4 pecithir method. In Casks ut tains. ay., 561 b. each, at per pounds prepared pickle.casks, Jte. extra. Skill and Co.', PICKLE() TRIPE, in wean Casks, foe the use **Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Families, Ste. N. 8 West Indian Wands, Captains f Ship., supplied with any quantity of the most exquisite kind, and sure to sire universal satisfaction. • DUTCH NEEr, to grate for bread and butter, to make beet 'having. wish, and for Sandwiches, Ste Une bonne Bouche, poor les bet s Vienne. Take of Chapzugar Cheer, and Dutch 13.,e1, !gold Quanti les, well grated, which sprinkle over ermullind butter. 'Hst.hIIIRO' RIBS end MOLLS of BEEF in the highest peffection. ' ' GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The true Brunswick s:usac.w, rah garlick or without Skill and Co.'s truly den-rims ANCHOVY BUTTER, which consists of Anchovies that have berm bunco, and pounded in a mashie minter, fo Sandwiches, Anchovy 'loam, dec. , very convenient iss fonds's. N.ll the REAL GORC;ON A ANCHOVIES, in pots of Ills. Sills. and 710. each. witr•iiitted neat as imparted. OLIVES and CAPERS, French and Spanish, of a meet beautiful sallow and fine flavour, in jars, bottles, and cases. CAYENNE PEPPER. A large quantity of the finest Ike your, and such as Mr. Skill can recommend. SOUR KNOUT, in lass, foe ..imil families, and M hews bound casks, for the East and Wet Indies. Skill and Co.'s INDIAN PICILES,'or exgoLsite and much. admired PICSALILLY,' cianfposed of botsmiard after the manner of those prepared in the East Indies, Si.i Mangan, Cauliflowers, Lemons, Gerken', 0:110111, 10 , 1i 50 Cabbage, Freesia Beans, Carrots, Sc. 111 jars, at Ws Oil. sail eneGuinea sash' C• 6 • 1 1. 0 f Pickles, Fish Sauces, Co. sea stem at. au. " I :' . **o eßpertation, ie. - • LONDON t-44inied b. G. DAVIDSON, No. 17. DuLP • Co.art, NOWsgtreft, Covent- G.Aritau, and pu . ..1!t5h....1 at to. Whoa N.• 15, Ha r k o f St. Caniaatt Church, Sitallts, W. SlifCK, of Na. 7, Neo B..lloorstreart, Lem qtr , Order., ..tc for thu Par.er, IssU le the ()I'm *ill ha duty attended ----~- rMBEI FUR 11 'llllt rrHIS PI 04. »II THr Old Hari Err vrtiotly. MG .on Mo. F In the rent* SP; :J4, 101 phiag ; 6.4 14,..ker, by Mt. Mer 4 .ll After which The Ventre., Al Ts' Pori, whole to • U Ago the PA rviilS 21 h• a ( LAE WoRI coAL-mANKET, Aususr S•op•at Market. Sold Price. OS ..Nrerea.tle 11 ..Suneerlarl 6 59. fid • 42, 6d _ MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, OM IION•AT PM. M. N. R;eltanl !Nock, Oxford itrext Mnldlenex, tailor 1 G WAnama Hon) and ll.enard lan-Itson, Rederons-street, Southwark, Surrey, rectifying riiiitilleri 1 6 PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Burk Suck II4I 3 per Cent Reruced 3 per Cent Consent .. 611,i1 4 per rents 9Oll Spar Ctnt. Nary Lung Annuities Imperial 9 per Cent 6III Imperial Annenres °minium India Rends ls 2s. dis. Exchequer lillis - 'I! pr r Cronrair for . . T 11139, Stock-b ijjrrr 1;4.4. Ctnol,ll, seri 9, Qmorisiionna. itAt Tkil f!IS Tme, I •.-, .1.1 1t.,1t ritAl Wl.lteo racaol by De The &ad b The Poo brght ',grew S•re Wald the Pa r.rn nt. riHFLI N., FUT I Cr' MTV.: eft? panic ;rend skre.nr n ied date 1.1.1 110.1 we no larey Cr-Lore Iu Aut.', M i . liaodooet, Ck P tuodil vvory, co t'.yl s 6 I^..tet.4 OI 11 ge,,, PROP - , 11 1 , uv a. d b. R. pp, "' "J . !' 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