The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-04-03 00:00:00

"IPIC P 9 PF T , V . I..11!•••• TM'wetllP'r -~ ~- . • •••.' r.• I. s A . • Aje •• • • 1 lit ell"; Z . C ' ,• la 1 1111 rttiOb tr•sl ,s fo 111.1.0 , 1.7 4 1 n I #I! # I:17. Naar %," . • .A 0 Nf . 4 • f t i • , !RICA StZ.P.INCII. . - • t4s. roirr :I.'lll'l • • .. • - NL'MB 1012 V THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1806. • , TDEATRF-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. • ON MONDAY NEX I', April 7, Their Mi jistie.• servants will an the New o,e•atie Drama et THE TRAVELLERS; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION The Cheracters by Mr. Elliuon, Mr Rraham, Mr. John• stone, Mr Powell, Me. Mathews, Mr. Nouns, Mr. Dowtiin, Mr, IS;n&ster ; Mrs. Powaa, Mrs. Mountain, Mrs. Maud, and Signora Stowe. To which will be adriefl, the New Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. . The Characters by Mr. B.loniater, Mr. Cherry, Mr. Ma thews, Miss De C-insp, Mrs Stott, &c. L 4 Act II Two New Air., by Miss De Camp. on Tuesday, The Wheel of Fortune; after which, for the )51ssti . o. - , • Now Grand o:ieratical Romance, in two 4 ,4 4 , c.d. 41 PLe Forty Tnieves. With entirely Now Scenery, m i . chinsror, Dresses, and Decorations; the Music ecouiputostl and by err Kelly. . , SONS OF TOE CLERGY. PSI allot-wt. The M.ivt Rev. CHARLES Lind Archbishop of CAN TERBURY. • • wit•lt ra..lluolT, The Right Hon. FOWAlti I.otd ELLENSUROUGIf. 4011 N MACON, Eim The Rev. GEMKG).. HENRY GLA-SE, Sac. ALTHOUGH the primary °bird of the Stew ards of this excellent Charity has ever been to afE•rd relief to the Orshais Citikkeo o• the Clergy, by granting them sures to put them (Mt aporieitices, and pace them iu situa. tins of credit and re•peztabiliiy. vet the benefit; of the 'Caution are nut altogether withholden fnnn the children of 114111CeStitous and deserviiig clergymen, although their pevents be Irving. The peronis t • wham the siiireruitendance and ma. nagereent of the Char'ty are entrested, have only to regret, that their foods, ample as they are rendered by pubic.: iibe rality, are still iiiadequate to the various emits of 41,51,4 h ~,,, ght before them, in consequence of which the eon.ide. ration of several ictit.oris is netarsaarily deferr-d till after the next Ann'versary Festival, May 1, at which the pre.ence of the Nen& and tsetvent of the Charity i• earnestly requested, re order to vve full erred to its benevisleet rimier+. First fruits Office, JOHN BACON, INa4 I 1,1106. GEti lIFINHY GLASSY Tire neltri.,m.bry is ixel for Thuralay, May 1. The Re • hearse! far Tuesday, April T ARIES' Dress and Mullin Warehouse. II A M IA and MIDOLFTON's, Nu. 19, St Jaiino's-stteet. Gieat variety of new and elegant Dressis, in muslin, lain, arena, rlin rs bric, &c. sire WKS andyclisos, velvet spencers, at 11. Is. TOIVrt pelisses, 31 10. , morning gii.s, 15s. ; cambric mus dresses, at 11 Is.; fine t muslin dresses, II 11;. 64 ; • , unie beactiful evening droe-es, blndkeechiefs, crill.oet habit shirt., slimes, vens, &c 1 an elsgant assortment of millinery, Larti , s• seem and corsets, chddhed linen, !tailor Lir:lies' hil•lcksi India and British inuslins of every description, Visit linen, obtelingi "bliti-loici, lee.; Gentlemen's colic , ask , 9s. Ladies or Gentlemen. going or fetorning from abroad my he sta,,,plicA with every article ready made. ViCTITALLING•OFFICE, MARCO AI. 1106. Fr IE CONIMISSIONEKS for ravdhisi Ni. li Majegru:. Nero de herkko Opt Notice, That on rui.spm. ihr Sib M Aytil nett, Ott, te ink!, -to tireber trotter. Ns Writiyy Arad el .p), aryl t roe tor ONE 1 1U NDRI' 0 Toms 4 . the hest NEW CAROLINA Cr EAST 14131 A RICE, to be •Ittwerable l• Noispba If protio•tot o.th the: le , oces. to he ettlioertrt in it Mann by We! kly P,opertion• 31 ir.tio l'irtnidninf &mil at Deptford; nod to be poiJ-Jor hy Attu, pay able, is?th Intr-est, Noreen U.... ifie , U.N. JAs Coingigions od the (3iNtroal nay in Ken at the Sfeelitaryi O ) J.re. N o R egar d .41 he And to any I'aid.r 4 M trko.b the Prier dolt .at het bowled • Words at leogth,„ or dint Ow' , not ie deltic. r le the Moos. b free One o'C•loel: on the moo rail*" to, On 111/i of 4yrit mitt, nor boles the Perham who umbel ti.r foolte, • row Perom oat lon erinsit. aninn,, to yammer sawn tolled lets. ttfAIK M JtUTA.L. LEITERS PATLN r PISENCE of AMERICAN .SER.UCE. kith for nuking the . .enine iota toe Ito A neer ' *and of thrporinost contents. tree to eveif one who velure health and longevity. Zed Prat will men, Ite gallons. 14n Pot .sill matte tin 0-11144 a. 7s. Pot will make 40 gaituna. 3. Cal Pet wit: to4ke 90 gallon.. N S. If requir..• as little trouble to make this delightful Beer, thatea person sway make a hogshead in ten 'ninnies, and it will be fit to dank rte few days and any gunned) , may be Mewed at tine (however small) load the Es.enee *ill keep fyr years wiicre. SPRUCE BEER; a new beverage, of moat mt. cellent and cooling . qualities. These sae i.e no greater proof tat the eatimettswt to whine Mitt Itatate dim that it it site lira reihilittabie drt..k at all tkogrest tables, and thart weareely a fa mily win, once ta•te• tat but sends for more; it vparklei and r"norbles, whets up, the filled Clump:boric, tad loam give it the prefe cure. A kIERICAN SPRUCE BEER; an excellent beverage. CAnadiAnC, who drink it conste.alv, attribute their luvrevity and health to its use; and many E: g uilt homilies frankly own their health and sprits are improved since they hoe introduced it at their tables. i fenun Other, Mardi 1 1 0, 14ICG. • ALBION FTRE and LIFE INjUR. ANct: thAteArirr inotere.4lres 14Ourenres tram Fi.e th,ougliout Gram lior ie end irrlantl, Jerewt Tlo Contemns else noriertnis :..screams en Wu; end • g , •fttr The tire'*... beg keve to calf the pivAfie attentien to the ewer.. 'mu edo•.de..a eferd.d by tisk agree tiu u hum Iltdi the., oriewtores welt pot tu the ALMON comrAtiv a de. ri .01 polleramr *err Mier halts 4.• fiward jer tit nand Pty. rev 1. The Condition" of !overawe are mere favour Me than hare heeu yet • ered. • 2. The rates are, in every instaeee, of the ...At minder de descrtpri•.ii ; fwd. .n ware utetance , , muse moder.,t, time have 4efere ;impend. 3.. No charge is made for ieheiev, in any ease. 4. NO ad05 , ••6041- fee M tenoned 0., Lit*: liivoanee. ~itIR. I)ANIF.I. LAMBERT. (of Leieestot), 1 the cement CURIOSITY in thr WoRLD, who, at the At. of Thitty-six Yeas, well, upwards of FIFTY STONE, fourteen rounds to the Synne. - Mr. Limhert will sec Ottnpatty 4 his house, 51. Piccadilly. !vest Albauy, opposite St. Jamea's Church, hem Twelve `till lye. Zelcete orAtiseission, ore Shit 'tag each. rrHi. ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the 1 LIFE Alfht;lt at SCE SOCIETY. for the Bit of Walnee and Female Relations, to be Noreen on MONDAY. the 14t6 ueet, avt.l he a Spatial Geoerai Meettog, to rnnhinm nr t. 4lees the two late Reetlutnons of the Spccial General Meet, '4, noldtra on the 291 i da, nt D-rerneer last TR ANSCENOANT BEAUTIES. AT BROOKFS'S MENAGERIE, top of the Hitynatiket, P.ccadilly, arse just arrieed, and to be seen way Al, three temaricAtee Productions of the Human spec.'s; consisting of two astonishing Nytrr %LOPES, And a fascinating ALFsimrss, all yer, young, and greatly mis print, in general beauty, any thing hathire exhibited of th.: 14 LI TIM I Species. .1 hey are peculiarly worthy the attention of these rho delight In viewing such parting' the Creation as dii elay Um human form in its 'miens clusifications of excel- Mute; and this Exhibition may be truly pronounced unpaial lelel —Ashnittanre One Shilling. Where may a/an be seen, that rase and beautiful Animal, hew first i.nportell into this county, the Llama, nr P. rustan Sheep, whnsedeliesev of form, richness of wool, and claging eptleitAlle% Cllittl. and have tacit ed, the utmost *Amin how... Dlneeion one Shilling.—Likewise, the Siva Devil, or conk. of the Deep, IS feet lung; also, an astonishing CPU MLitt ; with Erna..., Kangaroos, and May Va.ieties, hying, Iltwl in a high state of perfection. TU BUILDER': AND OTHLKS. To 81. LE 1 . , by the Worshipful Company of kletcer., on a bending lee4e oe leases, round on the Northatde of I.rt-g Ave, t., eretting tk ee or (our ho, set upon. Plena of rhumb,. for the tune may h. ..ten al !trier• arne-Hatt, auy day between ten and ;we Puna of elevottnris may 21.0 be Wilt in far the ipplolhit oil , of the Ct. , mate,— Pr0pe1...2 the tait.ii the alcove cound mutt be deitveted leaded up, arklmoed to the Clanton:to. 5 A IR, litutral commission a +Honed 10 10'1C•nire, awl to others, elm hare the means of .4(4 g 6 N. charge i....ade for a'terrtnen of pursc.e4, to ca.a. at removals, sesignments, othmerke. On t. e pre ..f In...ranees from Fire, con of Les. don, the folimeing Loge &elements are m .ne, lopsided suds I...wan es he effected at thecoonlaoy's Issb.se. si, by t h • to be Istsured, or by Usti, 6P0611111 01 SC' II.• and ...them the Company being sulne.d to way charge or trouble of correspondence; vie. • • . Twenty five per Cent. pot Annes ens po.icies fee single leers. Towne seven and a Half. to Forty, ,per Cont. in r m. portion to the tetm, on ~..heies fu. mime year utter ets.. 6. 'c'oons in the County, nou anent thev.telres of OW above abatements, b. tm.soutteng the., nrrt. torow I.osoles, may .toliato.arnefeted. to a rannd...able 4 egve•ihr sdpnlltsatioss to the Revntent.Surc ems alre.4l appoint. d by the Comcway in man, Town.. sad .ntereled aopmitted t . all civet :l'oortv a>r sweat fl.ttato. The omponv's 'Rvdent. Surveyors well nod• rtike the settlement end ye.vlv .al Insurances, si.•der the above advantage'; revev.ing I. th;1111- velwei a perportion ot the 111 per Cent attenvancl, gs a coin , for their tronbte; sae yet melons .arch a rledodlwe to ns mowing, as•eri Imattlleserve an. item. .b *Preonats, eestrimiee jat erpter.wiern n nr.teree broadly/ the (.....spn meg IMfaialelo et 4.. re if . 1 1••••••• "4- 14. sq `t,9,l44itiE ALLEY, RNHILL. • deiry„f7ort Aloe re r.e. by Onas of Herod, W eRNER PHIPPS. S...ennace. MINE r AL WATERS; Selmer, Pyraiont, Spa, Soda, &c. Sic. to the highest perfrairm. At Messrs. SKII.L and CO.'s Purveyors General and Oilmen, to their Imperial an/ moat faithful Majesties, and to their Royal Higline„i.set the Prince 01 Wales, Dukes of York and Clarence, Duchess of Cum berland, &c. &c. at the Old Italian and Fiend' Warehouses, and F.s:i Sauce and Portable SOLID Mitiorafinnes, No. 15 sad 16, S URANO, aimost anomie St. Martin's Church, London, estabhslied nearly half a century; Inventors of the Imperial and Royal Fish Sauces, While Stance Rose, and &ewers and Importers of Canadian Emeoce of Spree.. •• • Ships trading to Rzegal, Madras, Calcutta, Brricoolen, Bombay, and the other Possewions of liritisli India; the West Inman Islands, the Caner:if God Hope, African Coterie., &c. stipphert with the choicest de'iracies for the tabli,•the richest • Sauces an earth, the most exquisite Stilton and Pine Cheeses ever seen ; every son of rare English a' d Foreign Pickles, and Prori..ans of all kinds, .carefully packed at tire shortest notice, and upon the most nidderate terms, wholesale, retail, and far exportation. • Skill awl Co.'s delicious and genuine STILTON CHEESES. they ere eke son luxurious Cheescs made in this or any other moony, of various sines, and truth those celebrated dairies, first introduced into London, tor public sale, nearly km:ra c:ntory hack, by the late Mi. Skill, tnrroerly Pri.. rate Secretary and PJIS., to the late Admiral Lord Hawke, of tles St. Alban's, 64, which have beat continued to be ever since, at these Warehouses, and 17 which so &such satis faction has been given, and re,nnation gag rid. Mr. Skill thinks it rietesotr,; in 'justice to the public arid himself, to apprnie theta orthis dircUtuttsiice, and to motion hi. triends against the 'punting kinds that are new exhibiting tor sae (made in imitation) in merlons parteof **tenni, under den.nninatinn of St.itons, but which, iii fact, are not better than the most common Cheshire, and have only the form of Stilton to recommend then. p This Day are puliiii.kod, handsuarely printed, a Oti: Volume Duaileciiiio, price, in taiiaida, Gil. ETTERS from a MOTHi,R to tt..r DAUGH. IA TEX, on Religious aid Xli.ial Sobjech. •By hi S Printed Fir F. C and J. Koringtoit, No. it. SI. PAW'S Church-yard ; sold also b, J. Haknas(l, No I9U. STATE I.OITF.R Y. TO BEGIN DRAWING, MON, AY, MAY Id. HAZ AR D, BURNE and Co. Stack ft riikert. Ott their Sate Lottery Office, 9A. ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, ars now selling, in great variety ut Numbo., TICKETS and SHARES fir the above Lotter,. 10,730, a Pray of 20,0001. on the 16th of February kat, Ins *Ad by them in Oils Quarter, One Eight, and Teti Sixteenth Sturm. The present Lottery am:rants of only 25,006 Tickets, and the Scheme amain, 1 Fuse of 29,0001 12 Froza of 10,0(01. 2 g0,0.)01 g b,0001„ he &e. &e. Letter', pose-pail, duly answered, an .1 Schemes gratis. This Day is published, in 2 VA*. Bro. price 11. 13. in boards, ',New Edition, bring the Second, of THE LIFE of Sir WALUER RALEIGH, Knight. By ARTHUR CAI LEY, Jun. Egg. P.inted for U. eadell an W. Do•ies, /strand. •.• A few remaining Cints of the 41u. tog 1,4 had, 11.166. In boards. Th.i Dee is published, in 2 Vols. Clown deo. pry.* 12a. nt he .3 rt., a New Edition , brine the third, of up I'S towards forming the CHARACTER of a YOUNG PRINCESS. • Printed for sr Cadell ai.d W. Day es, Strand. Of whom may be had, 1. STRICTURES on the MODERN SYSTEM of FE• MALE EDUCATION, with a View of the Principles aid Cuiduet pri:valent einu.sa Wneni.n of Rusk oissi Fortune. ! Vida Ninth Edition l(k. us boo rti. 4. SACU.D DRAMAS. chjelir intended for Yu yttg Per. emu, the Stibisets taken from the Nsble. By the same. Dor tettruh Edition. es. in boa•ds. NEW STATE LOTTERY, begins DRAW. INia I.cn of IKAY, 1006. EDINBURGH MEDIC Al. JOURNAL, NO. W. Tl , ,t D•v a ntetlrha 1, Pescr Si 3.Ie.I)ICAL and Stift. 11 11ICAL YOUR N L, So Or trahihnit.g et. , us :late of thaphnett aM +f n. 4 nripotta.it Disci .eries .14 Med...tue, Sot eery, anal Pio.° mace for Aoshiblif CoorfoOlo awl Co -111Oiltborob; Mid SoUi by J..hn Mora., 32, Eleet-ttnot, Lam ion wh-n3 mar be 1.4 , 1, Nos I. II 111. IV forint.' goo hartiisnme enlu ve , price 194. fod in bards No V for Jan.. arv, 1806 , may be had, us well MI any of the fonntt No takes imce 3s each. SCHEME. I Prised L 15,04.10 • . r.0.1.)0 • 3 10 1 1 10 3. Tile WORKS or HANNAH MORE; handsome!, printed in 8 Cue V. 26. in Nair 10. 56 6,500 L /1,000 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. lh,OJ•i Tickets Fire Tim drawn Ticket, IR DI L. 1,000 tech L. 5,000 Eyre eu demo 1,!,02 sAch 5,000 f,rst diser a bete - sth DAT Late 6th Day Price et a Ticket Hdf Qu.oter 2 0 Six:trooth I 6 0 TiCkete NIA Sharill aif uu `Sale at all time Licerued Lottery elttet MORE PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. SWI Fr and Co. N. 11, Poultry (joint Contrac tractors for the permit Lottery) feel tiwinwelres highly gretiAid by the general anprohanoit which the Scheme hoc seiteteed. They c.in with conhdeeee recommend it to the attentirin of their Friend. and the PitWic, as mi.ressing rune hir s.lvantaus 1.. the Schemes of the late Lotteries. It coo- hive it rirwris of triiE TH(II.ISAND PRIZES MORE 111 kb 1111. LAST LOTTERY, with .inly toe seine num. r of Ticket., awl ha. e.eri an 111011S4V of ONE 11111711)R ED A\%) SEVENTREN PRIZES Lien the MAY Lurriar GI 'ail yr.ei, which CullfiSted of 5,00* Tnittsts more. Tie LI ....,1 Prize in this L... nary w ie,oool , and the rovirst 111. T., begin Dewing 12th of M %T. In: 1411 , 3"ing Capital PIM-% were shoed and sold at this o , rres hi the late Lotteries: it. No 6,70 I , 10,',801. ) 1 0. tt6 L 10,000 I No. 10.339 L.14 , 0 00 9,364 1.041 7 1.324 20.1rit besides many others et 4,000.. 1,0(,01, 5001 , 3tc• _ TO GENTLEMEN SPUR rsmErd, THE MILITARY. AND OTHERS. PATENT CANTLE-MOUN I'F.D I.EATHER SPRINU SADDLES, which are the easiest and beet. e..n.tructed Saddle§ ever made tildes... dent of the Seat being latter IStay mhens, they are ales m .de Wart Point, se that 110 •A'sr can hired* in the atu*trg t which most prone a vakaahle kimiltoots to the Army, when there is Ito time• few etr% uq 3 " 4110 MaisuLtetured by the Patentee, J. EDW ARDS, ha . tier end tia.itear.mak-r, No. 43, Wlntrwe sh eet t rein .4..1 •.:3, Row—fleet): where may be seen the gres.evi avtott• t‘•• rt ..1 iiatiteB4 eser to the Pubte. Pr. V *.table C unot,uriuu , tw cletuiog and preserving 11, ...eta, to he bed as above. This Day ate published, puce dm 6d. bound, TLIE ELEMENTS of tht LATIN TONGUE, with all the Ruler in English, for the mot. , ready iin• proseine.it Reesmd Edition, iuniroved an I correaed. Kr the Res. RORERT ARMSTRONG. Landon : Piloted for J. Iblawman, N... 2Q, Poultry. This Book has met with general approbation, both of the learned, and mo,t of those in the profession. who were got In the habit of using the old Grammar, in Latin There is a preit cersrenienee, that this ma, be introduced where any other Unionist has been made use of, without any Interrup tion to the plan a education, and will save the half of Cm time usually spent in acquiring a thoonigh kamieledge of grammar. This Edition is altered a little in form, oot the Inset in substance The Reviewers have likewise spoken of this Book with the omit decided approbation, and some of the Dignitaries of the Church. TOTH! LITRIDUS LN LAVENDER WATER. THE Public are respedfully informed, that this des int 1),1•1111111, p- awed by THOMAS Jr )% ES, Le lia Enfield, and which, for fraar.ince and oltnabl.tv. ""'", ba esceededocoat,ausi to be mild al the VV.reh.i..s.. °Nob te the Monument. Lend..n, in bath..., at 2e turf. mid Od ea-h. he fern .r contain a quAntity nearly ego.' 6 S. enh..ary bottle", the li..fer •"4, Pa' 4 i• , •4.tury a it niav a l pear, are the ease nee of such &safe ommardly sold at Ito es. h. Lan the above advantageous prteee might 'Auer lelpert to 4% Ipll4llii, th.s P.niirl,tor ensiles to ee• Lou pa,. la la....inns. , if Ileino:nstved...449 ,l4 ! 11 . 4 r• "044 extent:et, 11110F1 e term, by lent, uh.Ar.er utlio.e•viv or r-t4ll, feentniedetili •-•.! pert al **Mau aeol .4, tree at IRH4 AP !TEN BROTHERS. FOURTH Erwriox. This Day is pubhshcd, in Three V,,lunses, with Portraits, once th. in hoard-, 'INHE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH ; enr.taining, ar , ,nnest a variety of DiAingistalled Charee ors Bieara d hical Merianirs of THE WHOLE OF TII RON AP AR rE FAMILY, Vis THE EMPEROR; The !Ripen'''. 'Jibe( and Mother—CAßLO BONAPARTE and LETITIA R ~NIVI.INI. His Stothen—.l4 PiEPH, LUCIEN, LOUIS, ant JEROME lIONAP*ArE Ilia Slittteta•••Ma , lathe BACCHIOCHI, Prineees SANTA. CR tICE, Madame MURA r, the Ptineess BUROHESE, cl.devent Madame I,E CLF.BC. rEIE. EMPRESS. Her Son-..F.UGEN US DE BEAUHARNOIS. ilerlhuletter-.-.FANNY DE BEAUIIARNUIS, now Prince.. LseLTIS BONAPARTE. The 'teat-. put 0 0 .11 the (original information of A GENTLEMAN RESIDENT AT PARIS. Published by J. Morns, . Pleet-arret ; J H rd 1 , 16, St. jameis-strw, Lormlun ; an d enhilikewire by all 14..olcaellera. JUSIUrs LF.TrEAS. day is published. in Two elegant Volumes, smallOfinm, embilli.hed with ►eautiful Potuaits, by Carobs, Watswo, pees 14s. in b A COIIPLETK and AUTHENTIC EDITION IX of the celebrated LE ('TERS of JUNIUS, co.naining much altiotvolal N.uter, and much lufeiniattuu, not to be found in soy other Edition. . _ Arming the Adli io.is ant (I) the various Letters to whirh Junius reAted ; (2) col.,(0 Illustrative Nines, h soirwal and bvir•phtral and (3; an Enqulrt relative to the Author of Papa s, in which the Prete , •a ona of various suppsrod Writers are critically mitoined, and the Name of the real A OWN, ascertained. Rv JOHN ALMON, Authnr of the Live' of the Earl iifChateme end John Wilkes, n t Ain-criers Historical and liingraphizal, &s. &c inc. No person .an doubt the superior nretensenos ut Mr. Al man t 9 glee to the world an illturr.ted and clss.ocal Edition .4 the faunal. Letters of Junius, a lath for w tich he has al. ways bee.' ackin.wledg.d t.. he better qttdui.d than any ..then Contemporary of that ol,sti..guis eal Wiiser. Tins kin tem dates. therefore, the d-^iidee Pr.:ferrite., of the Public, as the INN ;Node of tha vet-ran F..litnr, who was intimately "...meats with the mart eminent political Character...of the ,m t iod m which 'UPI. wrote, and also as he.ng the ear.- 1. 1 .1.-4, the die. i4.t, stsJ the ilb.Vst e.vtait. Etlit.no extant. Printed tot achand Ph.hip., end: -t.rett,.l;:..carikini. and may be be et 1k lbsobbellers aryl DeUn in bona.. Abet and Go.'s delieese red maser esigeisite LIX. POUNDERS, or, HAMS of mil) Six Pounds each, for Side Dishes, smelt 'Families, I.ilacheon Partes,.&c. cured and anioakeal in the Portugal faskwit. Mr Skill, having resided three team in Portugal, cures the Six Poundess sifter the Portugal marine-, of a isostniquisite quality, and mil.' flavour, and that are ready fur dressing with out soaking. N.B. They aro it great treat, and only to be had genuine at Nos. kS and 16, Mra,rl, near St. Martin's Church. HAMS, TONGUES, &c. in the greatest quantifies.-- Neat.' Tongues, nicely pickled, always ready for toe, nut re q owes( soaking. Rein Deer Tonguoa and Yorkshue smoaked ditto Westphalia, Yoikshire, and Westmorland Hams, of all sires, that will be certain to please cagey taste. K . ilt.hire Bacon, Pit Cletus, and delicious Mutton Hanu, that rat equally tender with Neat's Tongues, in the highest vogue for Breakfasts, a l'Eco.aise, Sandie/tel.'s, small Supper Parties, &c. Skill mid C..'4 Genuine and Incomparanie POR ['AISLE SOUPS —They are superior to envy Soup hitherto introduced iat , o England, and are of the utmost utility to Travellers, as a tea spoonful stirred, until dissolved, in boiling water, will make, in an instant, the Anew Soupe Sante ever tasted, amid et the most deficits b and noetishing kind. These luxurious Soups are prepared under Mr. Skill's immediate ditoction, and front the choicest Viands, Poetry, Hams, le. of the following r satiety : Soiree Sante, Chicken Broth, Vital Broth, Gravy Soup, Mock Turtle Soup, ' Mutton Broth, In Jar, at 7s. 6d. each; in sea, with three J•rs and six Jars, at One Guinea and Ton Guineas each. • s • Printed Directions with each Case. Skal and Co.'s famous and delicious PICKLED BUTLER, pack td m rouble Casks, with pre tired pickle to keep to dm tan, C metes, which he has had the hollow to sup;ily to the resist 'Naval (Pffit'Vflp rh the known World (i lid Eneland's Pr de,) with the Inglien sattsfactint, and which is nut to be equalled ter Glom BrUain Clif kee n ing It is 'naiad and ;or pari‘l after their peculiar metroad In Casks of ?SIM. and Sf.lbs. each, at per puuod: prepared pickle, caulks, &c. extra. Skill and Co.'. MK LEG TRIPE, in small Casks, for the use .11Gentlemen 01 the Nary and Army Families, &c N.B. West Indian Islands, Captains Of Ships, &c supplied with arty quantity M the most exquisite kind, and sure to give untr..rial satisfaction. Bi!TCH BEEF, to grate for bread and butter, to make beet shaving, with, and fur Sandwiches, &c. that biome Bombe, poor Its boats Vienne. Take of Chapsugar Cbeme and Dutch Beet, equal Quasti des, will grated, winch so/ink!' over bread and butter. \ 'MHO' RIBS and ROLLS of BEEF in the highest perfection. Skill and Co.'. GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES The true Brunswick Sausage., with etrlick or without. Skill and Co.'s trulydelkious ANCHOVY PUTTER, which con•ists of Anchovies that have been tamed and pounded in a marble mortar, for Sandwiches, Anchovy Toast, &c. , very conesnient to fannies. N. l} the RE AL OORfIONA ANCHOVIES, in pots of 11b. 511 b. and 715. each. watrsuted neat at imported. OLIVES anti CAPERS, French and 5p11,11.111. of a most beautiful colour and fine flavour, in jar/, bottles, and cams. CAYENNE PEPPER. A large quantity of the fittest Fla wart sail such as Mr. Skill coin recommend. SOUR EROUT, us jars, for small families, and in iron bound asks, foe the Ea.' and West Indies. Skill and Co.'s !NM AN PICKI.E.4, or exquisite and much admired PICKALILIA, composed of hot-mmeil Pickles, after the manner of thus. prepared in tie East lama, via Mangoes, Cauliflowers, Lemons, Gerkiiis, Onions, Italian Cabbage, French BMW., Carrots, &c. in jars, at TO.. Si). and one Guinea each The rifleman; pa Ides are in separate jars: Onions, Gerkins Cabbage, Bathtub Pods, Capsicums, French 81111%. Double ;Walnuts, Indian Mangoes, French Capon, Pt..kied Lemons, lc N H Chars of Pickles, fot sea atoms aid land service, Re FROM THE FRE\CI' \D DUTCH PAPERS. • wt.at., Maudit 26. At length the future condition of ,Ite.e cku.itries is no longer a secret. Emperor's br, law, Prince Murat - , is t• govern Clev , -s and bcrg„ under the title of Joachim, Duke of Clever. and B e rg. The following Proclamation, to this elite, was published yesterJay : tt Napoldin, hy the Grace of God, and the Chnolltotlnet, Ensnetor of the Eteitch, Krug of Italy, Jc. Th. r !itatedies the kings of Prussia acid Adana having ceded W us the Dung of Clem and with their lull orverroginst. rights, Him, and prougatirc-,sad spud oath, monad tot eat , the-4 Do chies, in their medal .tare. sit favour Ws Frelieli Penske, the ohjeet of OUT cleillUtt, we transfer the said Dodos., with their rightnottles, and prerogatives, tit the cu ditaun we recessed Mere, t. PIifICIF .1 nor a, i helideal • oats'', to he isr him posmseil 111 their full r sterit an Duke it Cleves and Berg, anf to descend to his legltienate h..irs mai for ••• r, in the hider Of aehmoty, to the perpetual exclusion or the - emalies and their descendants. But , mwided that the Mlle hell% which bbd evert, become en :tort, lh^ 401 Dorm a .ht CI., and ggtg, with all th r ,ghtn, situ; turd prise falls, at 1.11 ..sett to o , ,n4leavicsAatits miner! .i.rd legitt pin f .rare thed to threw of o u r brother Jo-eels, or Atha mew te t see our brother Priori. Lon.; a • the 1/urhwlt of C.:ere eh- net' .an In notate whatever be ted to our Impend Chu, "As the excelleht ualific tLios ot this Prt , tce honslieets the principal motive 14 one choice, trout a persueon of th , broeSte *ninth sill rod t from them to the iirhatotaot• of R.rg and Cleves, so we cheroh the hope, that the fideinia or the tann• will continue to ensure the e.teetii toe. djored older than former mantels, and that they yr Jl merit the devoted of their new Sod rig,, and one Insperia' , r iteedon. " Given at our Pelice of the Thisoliedes, Marsh (Signed) " NAIULLON ^ PROCLAMATION. We, Joachim, Prince' and Grand Admiral of Prance, Duke of Cleves and Berg, /cc. decree and ordain by these presents, Aar 1. The leinwrial A 9, by which Hi. iWtiesty the eitywor and King has cedel aid traronshteel ti. us the Sr. 'weighty of the Duchies el Cleves a ht B its, ...ill ha pro claimed and putalohod throughoot the whole exterit of both Ducti,es, on the 23J instant,. 2 Nothmg is to he changed in the Ceti! or Judicial Admini strations of these I)iichs. Al the Mar•tratea, the Ciellt/IFI • eats, including those of Ju.t.ce aid Si e Nava, 111 actual em ployment, shall C.01(1814.: m the exe-csor Of their Carm. a. 3. Dating from the Iticlara•io of the Ini.dral A. t, and the present publication, justice shall be "atininustered w our .htehe, ant all public act. under DUI •Ullour.lV, to Or UM mantle, u w.an under the G.vetnnisirt of our : oderemers. 4. Karon Ho hunch in chars, d as Cho( .4 the Adh,iiirnita hors of Cleve:, de. to put the din i nisitous a,uvle•theuttaneti is execution. Given sit our Head.quart.irs at C. logne, March 41 , UO6. The l)uke Joachim made his formal entry mto Dusseldorf on the 23th, which place was evacuated by the Bavarian troops on the tt.t. • •aow rill mama, mIIICH 21. According to the German GAdctles, Swedish PO. _