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r - - % Liar INTALLIGZNCE. • COURT 01F XING'S-BENCH, Wasexistsvas, Jests 16 Vag Kiva v. JOUS ICSWILL, agar. The Defendant, who had been coavidA of en deavouring to provoke a duel, and for Wilting a letter of a libellous tendency, as mentioned in a former Paper, was brought up this day for final judgment. Mr. Justice Ga os c, in pronouncing the judgmer of the Court, expatiated, with mach stress, upon the aim of the Defendant, who had been guilty of the double offence of a breach of tee peace, its endea• Touring to provoke a duel, and writing a le:ter, every tittle of which was offerialrve and lioell arc. This offence was further aggravated by the Pefend ant's being a member of a profession (an attorney) which should have taught him quite the contrary condtid ; it was still further aggravated, by being committed in a Court of Justice, and in the pre sence of several Magistrate;, who themselves were guilty of a shameful n eg li gence o f d uty ; nor cou ld his Lordship imagine how they reconciled such conduct to the honourable commission which, as conservators of the public peace, they were entrust ed with ; but more particularly one of them, who was not only a Magistrate, but also a Minister of the Gospel, whose particular duty, as a Christian ISli WSW. should have otherwise instruled him. How far these gentlemen would, if called upon here after, be able to answer for this condud, he was at a loss to know. With respell to the Defendant himself, the whole of his condti.d, he considered, decisively proved an inveterate, black, and nub ' cious disposition, and it was highly necessary such pawns should he taught to respell a Court of Jul ties, and the feelings of others; as an example, therefore, the Court ordered, that he should pay a in* of 501. be imprisoned three months in the !%lar altialsea, and, at the end of that ties', find security • for his good behaviour for three years, himself, in 1001. and two sureties in 501. each. • THE KING o. BENJAMIN GRANGER." This Defeutiant was also brought up for Judg assent, having been eonviifted of a nuisance, in throw. lug a quantity of mud into the River Thames, and thereby impeding the navigation. Mr. GURNEY, on behalf of the Defendant,said, he was most anxious to remove this nuisance ; but found the greatest difficulty in procuring a place to deposit it ; the whole contained about three thou 4pond tons, out of which be had already removed . about 80. to an estate of his own in the Isle of Dogs, but the City Surveyor ohjeaed to it as an i...oroper place. as the ebbing or flowing of the t ia o eiiary it all hack again ; however, he had flow procured a place to which he could remove Us. timt,sl4Ce• It Ctcainly would be at:ended with considerable expence and trouble, but all he now requested of the Court, was, that their Lordships would allow him reasonable time to accomplish this. Sir W. Gills and Mr. G A 'sow, OS the part of the Prosecutors, the Lord Mayor and Corporation of London, observed, that the only wish they had, was to have this nuisance removed ; it was a matter of very great importance to the navigation of the river, and the longer it remained, Cie greater the evil. The Court conceiving the Defendant was inclined tocomfly with the wishes of the party, direeted that a proper person should be appointed, who should say what time it would take to clear t' mud away, and that an attachment should lie in the proper office, to be issued at the expiration of such term, in case die nuisance continued. DELBINI V. LORD BAIIIVEIORE• Mr. PA eat, on the part of the Defendant, moved to enlarge the rule in this ease, for the payment of 40001. into Court (the particulars of which we have given in a former pager). He stated, that th 4 De fendatit had received bulls from Ireland upon several Bankers in this city, by Thursday's post. He had not since had time to have them accepted and dis counted ; and all he wanted was time for that purpose. Rule enlarged till Ft idAy next. FORTUNE TELLING THE USG THOWES This Defendant was brought up by Habeas Car pus, from the county gaol of Surrey. Mt. Cygnet( stated - , that he had been committed as a rogue and vagabond, upon the oath done Eliza Seth Murray, having proposed to tell her for tune, by John Gifford, F.sq. a Magistrate. By the LS of Geo. 11. Any two Magistrates of the county in whicii the otEnce was committed, had the power to disch.mge the Prisoner before the next Quarter Sessions, the same being done upon good grounds. The learr.e.l Counsel's objeftion to the commitment in the present case W 4;, that Mr. Gifford was a Magistrate of both the counties of Sorry and Middlesex. and that the commitment did rot state either in what county the convinion took place, or where the offence was committed ; neither did it appear of what county John Armstrong (who vprehended the Defendant) was a Constable. A farther objeftion was, that Elizabeth Murray was the cnly prosecutor mentioned, although her ham band was a party concerned, the fortune-tellirt going principally to aged him. On these grounds, he contended, that no two Magistrates could dis charge the Defendant, or even make out a convic tion, therefore the present commitment, under this Statute, was bad, and the Defendant entitled to his discharge. The Cou►t consiJeting these cbjeftions suMcient, ordered the Deletithot to be discharged. The 4:h, or Queen's own Dragoons. the 3.1 bat talion of the t tub Foot, or Scots Royals, and the id boltalion of the 89th Foot, ate at Chichester. At five o'clock. on Saturday evening, the Lewes and Brighton coach upset, by tha breaking of tile bind wheel, en the road between those towns. op posite the Horse Guards; there were a number of passengers on the outside or the carriage, all of whom were thrown into a cora field at the other sided the road ; and, strange to tell, not one of thou was hurt ; bu: two ladies, who were inside passengers. were much injured--oae, a large elderly woman. bad her arm broken, and her elbow d:sla cated--the other lady, thoueh much bruised, and her face d isfigur e d, had no bcnes broken. They were conveyed back to Lewes in a cart WhICG the r every assistance the 01ficas and 7.E'•- - r7 SPoRTING ryTELLIGENCE. BEVERLEY R.►CES. ••-••••• V/111:11.113DAY, JUNI 11. SSeepttaltel of 20gs. each, for thre Ve.lf 1 old crofts, 111.1. SP, and 11111%4. Sst One lulls mid a h.& (6 S.b.cntsers.) Mr NaIWO'S b. c. Integrity, brother to Truth, by l'et teridge 1 . . . . . Mr. Richarison's b. f. by Sir Peter Teaale, dam by Pegascs, out of Mendriais dam 2 • Sir M. Ma.terruau Sykes's ch. colt, Sir Sa.:ripant, by Stamford, out of L•gacy . . 3 • Even betting on Mr RlCitafd/U11 . 9 filly, and 2to 1 against Integrity. A very good ra.•. rile Maiden Plate of 5 if, for all ages 2-mile heats. Mr. Marti.% bra colt, Sir Sampson, by .....---., 3 rs old, 6rit 41b. 4 1 I . . Mr. Huth...6o4's gr. c. Aylesby, 4 yrs old, 7st. 71). 1 2 2 MI T. Sykeis b. c. by Precipitate, 4 yrs old, 7.1. 71b. . 5 4 3 . . . Mr. Cowes's In. f. by Stamford, 3 yrs old, Est. 41b 3 3 dr Mr. Botwhistle's b. c. by Star, 3 yrs o.d. 6.t 41b. 2 dr Mr. Hurton's ct.. mare ' sister to Allegrants, by Pe gasus, aged, 9st. 41b. 6 dr . . Even betting on Aylesby ; after the first heat, 3 and 4 to 1 on Ayleshy ; after the second heat, 4 to I on S.r SAmp.oir. Won rely. S.r H. T Vane's b. h. Stop thief.bv %Viraltenone, 11. t 9'4. beat ".Ir. Thoineson's ch. in. Mi.s 14...verley, 11,4. alb. two miles, 50gs. 3tol on Srup.thief —Won very 4:Av. L iF pei.ed to I;e passing at the time; es ',gas rendoie4 to the sufferers by thi ih.igoons quartered in the tiarra.:ks. THURSDAY. Sweepstakes of 20gs, each, t.n horse's, Ste. Four milts. (5 SuOsoibers.) Mr. Watts's gr. h. trawler, by Delpint, S sr< ofd, Bst. 41). I Mr. Burton's b. e by St Geo:ge, dani by Woodpecker, 3 yrs old, 54C. 121 b. 2 . . Sir M Masternsan Sykes's Is e. Sir Scudamore, by Stant• ford, 3 yen old, Sst.l2lb. 3 . . 4 and 3tol on Evader. A vat race. Sweepstakes 01 legs. each, for half-bred horses. Se. /Meant! quartet heati. (10 Si.bsatbers ) Sir H. T. Vane'. b. b. Stop•tbief, by Windlntone, llst. 121 b 1 1 . . Mr. D.nionn's Charlotte, flat. 916. 2 2 9 and 3tOl on Cha. lone. Won in a canter. Fifty Pounds for tillages. Four mile heats. Mr. M be. cult, Sir Sampson, 3 yts old, a feather 1 1 . . Mr. H .tham'i b c. B wrier, 4 vv. old, Tat. 31b. . d 2 M Wiutwortte. b e. Solrerheel, 4 srs old, 7st. 6 3 Mr. Artley's h c lloubt.ul, 3 yrs curl, a fe.ther 3 di Mr Cowes's br. f by Stamford, aan old, a fe..ther 4 rl , Mr. Pe..atock's eh. h. Pupe, aged, 9.t. 5 fir Mr S eirheoson's h. c CiniduiS, S yn old, a fe.ithiir rt., 6to 4 agoinfit Sir Sampain ; alter the has-t, s..i .nd 4tol he won. Wun easy. --- - TuIDAY. • • •- .• • • tat , r“11 , 14 fx three and .• four-year arts Two mile heat.. M W 'Ws h. f. Mi.s Cranield, sister to Coriolarrus, Is, %tr . Peter Teaale, 3 y.. o'd, 7a, . I 1 Mr lintiou'.. try e..or, by Sr George, dam by W.oni peckm, 3 yrr, 014 7st 71e. 3 1 Mr. Butterfield's gr. c. Ayle..lsy, 4 yrs OM, Sst 10Ib. 2 dr 2 to 1, and 5 to 2 en M...Crao.fiehi. IV4 VAL INTELLIGENCE. PJILTSMOUTH, JUKE I S. Yesterday arternom, Vice- A imir 41 Sir Erasmus Gower, hoisted his Wig on bo.ir i the /sic, of 50 guns, Capt. Langhorne. which will s a il in a day or two, with the Neotesil ft igate, Capt. Somerville ; and the Javmva frigate, Capt. Dick., to Newfoundland, for the season. This darsailed the Cifirinxe frigate, Admiral Pur vis, Capt. Wainwright, with a convoy for the Me diterranean. Generals Moore, Fraser, and Sher brooke, and suites, went passengers in her to Sicily. The Na ad, Attila, and their convoy, are under quarantine at the Motherbank. They do not brine any news; the convoy consists of 20 sail of trans. ports from Malts. Came into harbour 1,1 VO/Olitairf frigate, Hon. Capt. Percy, under French and English colour:, to be paid off. The Prospero bomb, is going to the Downs with a convoy. The Ganges of 74 guns, Capt. Balket s and the Captain of 74 guns, (.apt. Lobb, are preparing to go out of harbour. The Dram/Nought, of 9$ guns, Capt. Conn, is paid off; and the Mamie and Bale Peals prizes, Jis chatg d. PLYMOUTH, JUNI Is. . - Came in the &Nide Peaderefte.llnar Lspeurr, from St. Andsro, det lined by the 31:nerve frigate ; Juqc iltrourJ, Watndler, from Portsmouth ; rilieru, La Fairre, and the 1" nu - If DelPhiN. O ' Brien, from Jersey. Sailed the rop.vs schooner, with dispatches; the Lady Warrrn h red armed ship, with a convoy to the Fastward ; Fro/ cutter to the sect; and the Ccralsie. Lotsman, for New Orleans. The Insolent gun-brig, Lieut. Morice, is fi:ted, and gone into the Sound, where she wars for orders. Four o'elock.—The number of the Ville de Part. has been made; she is coming into the Bay to be paid: it is supposed that she has been relieved by the Prince George. DOVLIt. JUME 1 .. Yesterday passed here, homeward hound, seven sail of East Indiamen, and five sail of whalers, un der convoy of a frigate. _ vsessocrit, JUNI 1.5. Admiral Russel sailed yesterday, p. in. tor a cruise of the Tezel. with the 'fleet under his command. consisting of the Majestic. tiag.ship, Diaator, Stately, Rtsby, and two or three other ships of the line. DCAL, 'Wl[ 15. Sailed the Lacier bomb, for Sheerness; and the East Indiamen and whalers, for the River ; the De osstatseu bomb h.rs a signal flyiAg for a convoy to the Westward—Wind N.E. HeLL. JUNIII3. Early on Monday morning, the B.;tizer Escise cutter, commended by Captain Gunthorpe, dis covered a lugger off Robin Hood's Bay, to which she immediately gave chase, and pursued her AS far as Saltbion, when the latter, by superiv sail ing, would have crated her escape. had it not been for the Trial decked-boat, sta;ion -d at %Vhitby, then lying-to near &lawn, and which, apon dis covering her, imme.iintely hosted in her boat, and gave chase. the lugger upon this tacked, and stood into Staiths Wyke, where, by the assistance ol cables, she discharged part of her cargo, consisting of spirits, the remainder being thrown into the sea. A couple of swivels being fired from the Trial on her coming op, the crew took to their beat, and toured on short ; and Capta;n Gunthorpe arriving in the Badger:* boat shortly after, the htg ger was carried into Uhieby the same day. Fifty tour ankers of graven, and six hallankrts of bl Indy. pa. t of her cargo, have Leen picked up at sea, and along the coast, by the people of the TeX./ and Riding Oificets„ and lodged in the Custom-house ware:souse, at ‘A' hituy. TJTE M KETS. COFN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Airs It. Th• Ma , k 4 to d , y has but short *masts of Wheat. and sey f•. b•ryers to dtretaltd ; the trade is Pere way heavy 01 sale., stitch arm aeiverally feria at leo than P'rwl - iy* , / view. I it. re .re coost.l..tabia su,sl:oo. of holey front Rant. wh.elt sup port Lift price. In Mai.i law little vsriattots. PCIII 'Aid das is of a-rt. emu ars dearer. There are scalceli any Gash arrivals ..1 . Oats, and this artic'e iii..` is dearer. Finit Flaw' maintains its prier, butlatge 4usntitiai of ilverioe at 45 • CURRENT PRICE. OF GRAIN. Wk.at........668. 645. 844. • Rant.. 43. 47s Od Fine In .......86, 68.. Od.. Tck leans 3 3, Ili , . 0 . Rye.. . 39i. 41s. Od (Jai. ..83: 47, , 341 Barley ?Bi. Sas 64 I' Amid' • 325. 9J 0 I MVt Wlu r Pe. , ..... 46'. Sts 0:. Fire Four .704. 75s Od, Grey P .s.l ....31:0 4h. 941. Seri) di 651. 70s 07 . PRICE ll IF 1101'a Late. efteerts. Kent .61 Ins le 71 to Kent 6l Ws to SI —t Seeeex.... .61 is to 71 —.4 Sussex 61 to 71 I , ^s Caw* 61 to 61 las ►arnham... 91 —oto—.l PRICES OF HAI 'dm' ' AND STRAW. iomr. I at. // Yin ------- W•ITKC N • HaY-..31 IN a 41 15; 04 Hay 31 10 . a 41 16. Straw.. 11 15a • 41 Its 0,1 Nom 01 0; a 01 0. Clover 41 104 a 5 1 14. I St.aw OI4II4FICLO, Mll/11•r, JUNII 16. To sink the 0121—per Stone of Slb. Seel 4s Od to S. Od I .. 01 to Ss Si, Mutton 44 04 to 4s bd Pork.... .. es ltd to Ss 04 _ . Limb 51. - V. to 6.. 81. RIAD At C TTTTT TILLS 'At% Beasts, about I,B4lo—sheop and Lambs, 16,000. NEWG.ATE AND LEADENtI ‘l.l. MARKETS. By the Carcase. Beef 3< 6.1 to 41 4d I Veal . 35 44 to S 5 4.1 Mutton Ss 24 is 4 k . 44 remit 4a 64 v. Ss of Lash 5.. Ott to Si. od. RAW HIDES Welt Heifers and Steers, roc stone, 94. 104 to 34. 24. Middlings 2s. 64. to 2s 94 Ordinary Market Calf l2l. 61 each. English Horse lBe. to Os. —4 each Sheep Skins Lamb Skint PRICE or IiATIIER. R 004 50 to Nita. etch Ditto, 64 . t0 651 b. each 24i to 2),1 Metc.linti Racks, .l to 211 . Dtto.i.tg Hideo.. 194 to 21d • Fine C:ath Hides 214 to 224 Crod Ilitiss for cutting *1 i to 233 Flat thdinary ..191 to 91d Can Skim, so a 401 b. per D001it4..394 to 4z4 Ditto. SO to ittib s64 to 424 ) 'to • Ditto, 79 to 801 b. 564 to 394 E 2 Small Sash fDr,..enlard). 4°l to 460 7 Large .I.tto 1064 in 199. per dom. . TanaetlHer.e Hides 25a to Sea per hid,. COALAIANYET, Juts' 16. Ships at Market. Sold. nice. 48 ..14ewmdle .. 4 SII nd nlattd _ . PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rank stock 2lO, 3 per Cent. Reduced 6 111 i 61 4 per Cents "Si Lung Annuities Short Annuitier 1 7-16 Imperial 3 per Cent imperial Amauities 8 9-16 thmitunt 3 i 41 Ind,a Pow'. la. dis. Ex hequer Rills ls. dials. prem. Cosso's t..r. 611 j 21 3 T. aism, Stlck-Broker, Nn. 4, C.4nhill, zurl9. Chiring•Crote. KEE riNG of CRFDITORSAT CWILDUALL, to 111.11110 W. 11 N . - _ niwnh Pare, Lynn. Nortelk, calseoet miler . . 210 IHR ruts. Uteri', at Alderley Park, Citeshire. the Lily of John Tnoflbill Stanley. E.q. of a daughter . At Waterford, the Lady of Alexander Alcock, of a son. MARRIED. On ' . :Monday, by the Rev C. Vincent, the Riotlit Hon. Rullo. to Mit> Oteig, 'Lighter of Lig ott..:77,netd-place. DIED. At Nfadeir , . on the 11th May last. James Murdoch. Esq. ono of the 4'4.-4 Rritish Metehants resident so that Island. and im , versaily regretted. In E ,le , ..streee, Dublin sincerely revette i l, the Lady of S., nue Reed, F.Oll one o f Aldermen of that city. On Thoisday Lat, at the White Lode-, Richmond Park, Mrs Cot..d.iinueis, relic of tne late Dr. Guodeuough, and sister of Lord Viscount Siiimouth. HIGH WATrIt THIS DAT AT Lulu:Km Morn..." in.n after 3 I IL. n 27 min. Alt 3 SALES BY AUCTION. TSVINTT DOZEN OF CLARET. ABOUT 100 VO LUMES OF BOOKS, FURNITURE, AND LEASE Of FREMIsts, No. 7, THERESA TERRACE, HAM MERSMITH. By Mr BATES. THIS DAT, Jun,. 17, 1504, at TWeIVP THE k URNITU It E consi sts of four-post an d half toner bedsteads, ugh cotton furniture.: window curtains, a set o: 12 japanned chain and sofa, a harpsichord by Kirkman, su.hogany mdrboanl, parlour dual, carrots, pier and chimney [Ganes of large diericosmos, mime+, and sundry other irSe3s, the property of Sir Jame, Bond, Bart. Ca:Al l ure 117.1 be 1144 of M.. Bows, No. 5, Wi:ltseck-street, Casendi,th-square. - dIRP lie/USEHIREAI. NITURS. -FINK TABLE ANL) REOLINEN, ExcILLENT KITCHEN REQUI• SITES, Bc —The Property el Mrs CLARKHAM, twang of Housekeeping. Is, Mr. ROBINSON, On th Premises. Ni. Ni,. Ormeed.street, Foundling. h.op•tel. on THURSDAY, Jon. 19, at Eleven uClneh. • r F URN! I'URIL comp isss /hog any Fou -1 post, tent. and other Irdeteadt. er.:l funnier's; beds and 6..011.1; Anie table sad bed linen a Tu.ket • lintessa, and common c 'Tort.; wenn dou'r:e and single chests of draw ers; cm', Pembroke. and other cables; NI ••fm a ho n y ta-des. 9 fr. 3 MCC by d 14 i kitchen article., in copper, o, dre. To be sine d on Werlneolay —Catalogues nn the pettni•es, "Rd 64 the asmone^l. ileftll.4trOtt, Ltrecolos•lno-ited.. LFAsEs, wirnis FOUR IXIURs OF Tele MAN SON HoUSE, YkIMCULaRLY SUIYARLE FOR OWN FIN•I HOUSES. WAREHOGRE‘I ails. OR BU SINkSS IN ANY LINE ' SITU t.TI 4 /N UNOENIAIL.E. • 11, , Mt ROnINSLIN. On lb. Preasi•ea, No. S, an IG, Beinibin.ter-lane, within twe minutes walk of the Exchange, by Order of the Ao-g.en of John Woodford, a liamitznyt, mu FEIDAY mticr. at I)...•arek. THE Prearkes are held for' a tom of Ten . ea at aln tent, don cleat 11.1 JAY aonetn, which nJght be much immrermi, are eyautotaa, 81 , 01 in gt.o3d raosir; neetaf'y adapted to ins Cloaca.n fegonntig teapot, as of•:1 a. prime annum' I.nateAtate kromentea - guy a. bad of thr ore teat tart of tie Preramtra. Ve•the, Pagicelam, ..f the Aueti-nteer„ Quvonmarret, flai ls/en ; Irma Tye red P-asee,Chee•en Lade Lea Gluey ; a .4 at Gacsars.% —rn nease.ed to 1 tie leek fi B. A few &atoms to be take% at a 'Autos. Y SALE BY AUCTION. • , • —,,—. : • • Clt AC" ellUtteti-STREET! • TO HOiravv; H %,,E4DASI4IItB, AND OTIIFAS, Br Mr NOUNG, . . On SATU&DAY NI- Xr, June !I, 180 6 , at Neves •••c:o : k, on the &Itemises, N , I. Grace-Gnitroh•preet, Ltritit.,n, i riN HE remaining Part, of the S I 'OCX, ia TR ADZ j of M. Eaton, hosier, h die:datier,, ire. a a ti r r i ci F,„, 114 butinert; prising filnilelesof varioo. de•erintm , r t nii gree. a, outerlos;zei nsiery of every detiotninattun, in e deli, woritvd, Jte. buttlaca, twat, C.Viut.re4 threat., i.onons sewing ~.:,,,,,. Inn-, seedins, wonted, sud, various iti•it ndineretaiuttier tr ucks in theatourit•otanclie.. A'64. 6 tilit Maul Houtinhort Furniture, ke• M A 7 he eiewea the morning nfisaTe, and Crying.. h a d di , the nr:ntiies and of WA. Young. A tiet!nn.:er, sewn Exchange Broker, and house Agent; No S, Hislinareat, Nevingteo Butts. 'TO THE NUBILITY, GENTRY, OFFICERS OF NA7Y, ARMY, FF.NCIBLLS, MILITIA, F.AST, INDIA CUM PANY,IANO MERCHANTS' RERFICe., TkVERN KEEPERS, PUBLICANS, Sc SKILL and CO. YURVEYOPS CENERAL aid OILMEN to their linperialatid mut faithful Ma. Ogles, and to their Royal :Hie. eI.W.CI till Prince of Wales, Dukes of York and Clarence, Duelists of CtirrSchiod, I.c. &c. at Cie Old 'talent slid f ren7.ll Warchotises,mt Fish s,lti, and Potable Stop 114th0firIoriet, No. 11 ar.: IG, STRAND; almost nnpostte St . M4111:1% Church, Esau-soil. e titniai.eo I nearly half a'ailitury; Inventors of the Imperi Roca' Fish Sauces, White Spruce Beer, B ewes' and i m p o -t e ri of Canadian Essence of Spruce. • a • Ships trailing ts Bengal. Madras, Calcutta, Bencon'on a Bombay, and the other Posseolions of Btitish India; the Weal Indian Island', the Cane of God Ho:ni, African Colonic,, lc. impplied with the choicest delicacies for the table, the richest Fish Siusoe-s.en eatth, the mast exlisisite Stilton and' Ping Cheeses ever seen ; every sort of rare English acd Foreleg Pickles, and rosisiom of all kinds, carefully . packed at Ma shortest notice and upon the most moderate terms WIIOI..ESALE, RETAIL, ANt) FOR EXPORTATION. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET'T'ER~ PATEN r. ESSENCE of AMERICAN SPRUCE, with printed Oi ren.rias bo• making the same into the fin. , at 15..er ' and of the utmost consequence to every one who values health and longevity. Ws. Pot will make 1W gellons. let. Pat will make fin gallons. Pot will make 40 gallons. 3s. fid. Pet will make YO galloon. N B. It reqeires so Rule trouble to make this delightful Bev, that a per may mak: a hngshead retell minuted, and it will be fit tis drink in a few days, and any quaatity may be brewed at a tune (novrovee 'mail) and the Essence will ksep fir years. WHITE SPRUCE RF.F.R '•a new b.tverage, of most ex cellent andcooling qualities. There can be no greater fraof of the estimation in which it is held, Bien that it is the most fashionable drink at all the great tables, and that scarcely a fa mily 'rub oute taste; it but sends fur mule; it sparkles and resembles, "%lien up, the finest Chempaig.ie, and nialor gist it the prefe-eige AMERICAN SPRUCE BEER; an taw-client beverage. The Canadians, who drink it constawCy,attribtte their . . longevity and health to its use; and tr.any English families frankly uwu their health and spirits are improved sauce they have introduced it at their !ab'es MINERAL WATERS : Seltzer, P; rmosit. Spa, Soda, ile ac. in the highest perle.ha , ... Skel and. Co.'s delicious and ems dine STILTON CIIZESES. They are the most luxurious Cheeses mail* ire this or any other country, of carious sizes, and from tans celebrated dairies, first introduced into London for phblic sale. nearly half a century hack, by the late Mr. Sall, humeri/ Pri vate Secretary and Puro r to the late Admiral Lord Hawke, of the St. Alban's, 64, which have been cottenued to ire s..tel„ ever since at these Warehouses, and Isy which so much satis faction bas been given, and re.-oration pared. Mr. Skill thinks it Recess/tr... in itist.ce to the public sod himself, to apprize them of this cireumstance, and to cacti-e his fiiends against the spurious kinds that are now exhibits :g; for sale (made in imitltion) in various rhirts of the town, tinier den.naioatiOn of Stiltons, but which, in fact, are such that they diagram the mow common . Cheshire, and !.ace unly the form of Shiron to tom:mead them. SKILL and CO.'s defeats and emit requisite q/fe.. POUNDERS, or, HAMS of only Six Pomedsearti, for bide- Dishes, small Families. Luncheon Parties, &r. cured suit smocked in the Psutogalfash,on Mr Skid, having resided three years in Portugal, cores lbe Six Poe/titers after the Portugal marine.. of a meat exist:she end mild Savour, and that are ready fur dressing with out snaking. N.B. Only ti he had genuine at Hm. IS and 16, Strand, near St. Church. HAMS. TONGPIES. &c. in the greatest quaniiies,.- . Neat,' Tongues, nicely pickled, always rests for um. not re quiring soaking. Rein Deer Tongnes, and Y , irkshire emirate& ditto Westphalia. Yorkshire, and Westmorland 1411110, W all sizes, that will be certain to please every taste. Wi1(4140 BICUS, Pig( Chops, and delicious MUTTON HAMS, that eat equally tender with Nears Tongues, is the highest wage* to. Steal:fasts, a l'Ecomise, Sandwiches, small Supper Parties, de. Skill and Co 's Geunias and Inloniparame POR I'ABLR SOUPS —They are superior to every Soup hitherto introduced into England, end are of the utmost utility to Travellers, aya tea sponniul mined, until dissolved, in holing water, led. mate, in en instant, the finest Sonpe Sante ever tasted, and of the most delicious and nnleishing kind. These luxorimia Soups are prepared it ,fr. Skill's imnied-te direction, and boat the choic , st Viands, Poultry, Him , , Sc. of the fettering variety r-s- Soups Santa, Ch Ann Broth, Veal Broth, Gravy Soup, Mork Turtle Soup, Muttaiii Broth, In Jars, at 7e Gd. acid; in sea, with three Jam and «a Jags, ia On. Guinza and Two Guineas eacl.. ••• Printed Directions with each Case. Skill and!.,onus and delicious PICKLED BUTTER. packed in double Casks, with prepared packle to keei to dis tant Climates, which he has had the honour to sup ir in the greatest Naval Officers in the known Worli (Old nil alail'a Prido,) with the blithest satisfactinn, and which is UOt tt be equalled in Gres* Britain far keeping. It is plated and reo pened after their peculiar method. In Casks of albs as 4 3 ;he each, at Ore ',NAHA prepared pickle, ca.ks, kr . ewes ScJI and Ca 's PICKLED TRIPE, in small Casks, for Lie use of Gentlemen of tiie Navy and Arwty ' Farns!:es, Ac. rus.•Wpg Captairtoof /cc. emptied with,inv quantity rein. most exquisite kind, and nee to give universal satisfaction. DI.:I"CH BEEF, to grate far bread itli butter, to make b-et twirls with, and Pt- Sandwiches, A c 11A1ditItilE FIBS and ROLLS et BEEF in the highest penecte.n. GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The true Briaii•vriek Sausages with garlick K witlinut Skill and Co.'s traljile:i..iotos ANCHOVY IIUTTRR, which elision , of Anchovies that have been boned and pounded to a na rent toort.e, fin Sandwiches, Anchovy Toast, its. , eery convesiWnt ro N. N I Ise REAL GORGONA ANCHOVIES, in peso, Db. arid tub. each, warranted neat as imported. OLIVES and CAPERS, French and of a mom bieasinful and fine Savour, in jars, botVi,v, and oases CAYENNE PRPPER. A large gisaittitl of tint finest Fin- V-ies:. and viaeh as se. Skill can recommend '.OUR EROCT, in jars, fir small fa ri.iscs, and in Woo bound casks for the East and. West Indies . Skill sod INDIAN PICKLE', or eaqui.iie and mos-k -adsnlied PICILAULLY. coorpinel of her-mixed IP.ckan, Cher the manner of them prepared In the Eats •1.. Mangoes, Cauliflowers, Leger it;s„ Gerici.n, Onions, ired..t. CPsall.., Feaster. limns Carrots, Sc. in :„.es, at 105.64. arid one Guinea each N N Cases of Pickles, Fish Sauces for sea mares at. ..1111 4ervire, eft tUrtemn. LONDON r—Pr,tral ba G U kVILPSON. N. 17, DuS'a C' nt. nowAlr. at, Ca.ent Garde., at.d pu :shod at tile 01600. IS, Sock of St. I.lc,moo', t:lntran Strand. tis W. STUCK, tif N. 7, I.rao B.ittel-tr•ert, Lung Pe.rt Onle% Sic. tor th Paper. Pont to tie thins (post-plea;, anOrtra Auto altood4 foo I