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. riril4rlns srrrz COMPARISON 04 THE FEDERATIVE SYSTEM OF SRANCE WITH THE POLICY OF THE RUHAN REPUSLIC . Italy was long considered the school of the sets sod of politics. The French of the present day removed the fi•iest monuments and produitions of the former, from that fair peninsula, to their brilliant (aphid ; and, since Talleyrand's administration, a Ilan of the most subtle policy agents to have found Its way.. with those monuments, to the palace of the Tuilleries. Maoy expressions of that Cabinet are pew recalled to mind, which, to many, perhaps. ap peared totally unmeaning, but whose eventful sig ion was but too soon manifested. What, i er, distinguishes t4e•French school from the . .ancient one, is, that its plans are more speedily d; and is not this perfeSly natural, as the ire energies employed are so infinitely so ? In the letter in wh . ...h the Emperor of the French 1 1 ' formed the Senate, that he had adopted Prince gene. Vi:erny of Italy, in that remarkable docu. " nt, dated the lif,h of January. Napoleon used, Cfor the first time. the expressive term, Federative & a t t .—a We intend." said he, " by other disposi tions, to devote the relations which shall exist be i e'en all the Federative States of the French empire. s As the diffkrent parts, though independent of each 11 . . bowe one common interest, so likewise they one common bond of union." Scarcely ilippths had elapsed, when the promised de- Moat appeared; and this Federative System itseif by marriages, alliances, and political to an extent that excites astonishment. The espressive term Federative State first received p sigpitication from the speech with which Napa loon opened the sitting of the Legislative Body, on . the td of March. s 4 The whole peninsula of Italy," laid be, " forms a pan of the great empire ; I have, • NS its chief, guaranteed the Sovereigns and the Con . alit ions, by which the difflrent portions of it are governed " The new Federative System continued ( to extend itself ever Bnrope. The idea may, per =tug have eng aged the mind of him, whose over the 4exuay of states is so powerful .-. sod irresistible. Its appearance before the world, • its realisation s can only be dated from tie late diens _ ewes eetslitioo, and particularly from the evenefal battle of Anaterlitx. Madera times can scarcely transfer to the greet book of history, events and circumstances, (or which a parallel may not be found on some preceding 'loge. Thus, its an earlier epoch of the human rare, discover the same Federative System, which now •rd of French policy, of an ex . . that are worthy of admiration. ' ft where the ambition of universal leis system. Th e WWI e rulers of st ate. were convinced of the die all the distant and motley parts of .pst .. .. ',Lich this perpetually increasing colossus was corn . Jawed. and this conviftioa created atter. These al of the Roman people were nation s who, either `\ voismarily, to preserve their otherwise pmericolo political existence, or vanquished. after a froitlem comes . ewes ed info alliance. by which Rome pro inked them her potation, as the prim of their is aspeodence. They were obliged to Runtish Mae. 11004 auxiliaries, who sever formed separate armies. but were only permitted to aft in coriontlion with the Rooms legions. The 'politica exertions were seniespeady crippled by this alliance; from Rome emanated the commands, which decide d the destina tion aid ensployment of their energies. The various nation. which inhabited the Italian f r , pathwiole, the Latina, the Hetroriaas, the Picesi, sad the Companions. were the principal allies of the Sowed HAL in the sequel, this Federative System expanded Saar. sod, for many centuries, kept ad sisoing by degrees. It extended to Greece. to Spam. to Gaol, and resebe4 from Europe even to . Asia and Africa. Not only small republics. but ' likewise swig limo, same of whom were powerful monarchs. Worged to this confederacy. As Napoleon. at the present day. strength's , ' 1 through gratitude, the bonds which unite Bavaria, I . Wirtemberg. and Baden, to France. by blaming power, and enlarging the dominions of the se so Rome likewise rewarded the sealof her I Ale. The territory of the African king. Nosinissa. emp,cansiderably extended ; and that of Zing Ea sop, is Asia Minor. was leagued by the provioces wind with it. to a powerfol otemarchy. ?sadly is the same meaner as Napoleon accommodates the =s betweea Bavaria. Vrirtemberg. sod Be. 'vs to their restive limits, the Roma stiA stisseti a similar dispute of King Komenes. Mgr puiß is rendered still more striking, by the len~ employed in the Assembly of the French Le&lento. shoe the Official Expositim at the exterior sweeties of France :—'. From the peace cowhide:l by Napoleon." said a Member of tbo Legislature. in the mooting of the s th of March, «agar gess fee* ma a now form. A bagasse( cans° more wham among states, than among rr,L r iitid.. „ . .panes them; for equal pre emies' peerieetjaesqt this lends to war, and war mode misery es seriele. Every thing. therefore, isoigasse she ansiir of a promise elle: Power, wadi, sursessdied by Hates less powerful. can af filiation:6=6w awl M i ersur can be the umpire ef their sea the ehorti•er of their geilt.— This Power, Irasteme. yes have become ; Europe is molar your dimilkinne yew laws shall tesound from its inlayed , ' sad. She the glorious luminary of day, yc are called to operate. from the centre of the poll ,cal powers. and to &sea the others in their appoiated course." Of these tieretird Power: s wtoithem ' • tell., or age diately under the commend of a isni-official Paper, the ,fiserwai iie Pores, ! . by the Counsellor of State. Lederer. lately gave a ' vemarkable calculation. France, it is here said, is as article. dated trom Leipcie, contains. in the its 1 departments, of which that empire is somposed, 26.480.000 souls. The total population of the mastries united in one cerranon interest with France. 4 1 , . alleeeeles 10 neatly the same number. Among the Federative States. that doorsal eneatkes thelcing dors of Italy, web 6,100,000 ; and she kiogdosn of N ...leS, wore enoleed on Prince Joseph, with 00l • of the allied 7 11, ~ • • /, , nim o l t* i s ms. The po r —atiost . at to,46o,ooo— viz. Spain coo .Asei.c... i it 4) . • s t a tement, 10.000.000 ; Be ".•• . .: ' e.,.. s' "7." 0 • ... - _ • , : . latemberg and /3ailea rose. that', 1,600,000 ; end 14411 and, 1,650,000 inhabit- • sates The sum total prelents a mass of 66,300,000 persons, Ore are ell ui4r she dirt-diem .f Napoleon. If we pause at this Panther, and compare it with the total population of our quarter of the globe, we shall find that about two fitths of the 170 millions of inhabitants in Europe, are under the general &redeem mentioned by the looted dr Paris. DLit we are obliged to go still farther : for, by the West phalian State, recently created for Prince Murat, by the new possessions on the Adriatic Sea, in the vici nity of Greece, by the late acquisitions in the South of Italy, and by many other alterations which since that time have been either effated or prepare& the balance of the European states, which was declaimed against in .he assembly of the French Legislature, has been still more deranged, and the power of France has obtained a still greater preponderance. The Feditative System, on which it is principally founded, continued in Rome for many centuries. It fell, at length, through tl:e cupidity of the great, who were desirous of converting the allied states into provinces, to make their extortions the more produ&ive, and through the discontent of the allied nations in Italy, which broke out into a terrible and sanguinary war, in which the existence of the Ro man State was long endangered. The policy of Napoleon has taken precautions against the possi bility of such an accident. Relationship, and multi farious ramifications, have cordially united the so vereigns of the allied states, with the reigning fa mily in France. should even time weaken these bonds, no prophetic spirit is req.ured to assert, that they will not be nissolved in the age of Napoleon. iscourenorimmo=l SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1806. 'lunar. met 10. Mr. R. Royce's Rains/one, Oa 71b. beat Ld. Tolees Little Peter, bet. 71b. Ab M. lA. Foley staked 600 gs to tOOgs —b to 2 n.l Rrainworm. Sur .1 Shelley's Sir Launcelnt, lit. 1 Ilb best Gen. Gower's Swink.", 54. 9 1 b. Across the Flat, 100gs.1i to b art Sir Lauiscelot. Mr. A. Craven's frolic, sled, 9st 41b agst. Mr. R. Jones's Freedom, Set L.T.M BC. 40(.. b (—Freedom pd f. sir J. Shetley's Houghton Lass, en 101 b beat Mr. R . Boner Suleiman, late CUITyPI4IIb, i st. 71b. D. I. 1.00 p.— Rees betting. U. Barry mere's Agincourt, list. elb. *pint Mr. Sitswelrs cotolso, sst. 91b. Ab. M. bOgs.....Agincourt pd. R Grossonor's Jasper beat Mr. Lake's WAtery, Set. each. R.M. 100ga.-6 to 4 against Jasper. W. Grosvenor. Twine, roe 60p. trnm Mr. Pantos . * Turn, by Wlnskev, eat. tlb. each. Lb. M. 100 gs. • , Mr. Mrstulti's Dreadnought, 91b. rec 40gs. from Mr. &WM'S% KAMM, 714. Two-yr.. d C. 104*. • *Mr. C. Brown's Meentainern, 7st. elb. nee. Mgt. fmm lA. Pam awes Strap, 14- 911, Throe 1.. V. B. C. teOgs h. it. lATALLIGENCE. PO•TSMOOTH. MAY 11. Yesterday arrived the Fars bomb, Capt. Searle, with a convoy from the Downs. The Pare made shapiggs..l immediately for a convoy for the Downs, aailitileel again this morning. car,night. the East India and Mediterranea n s enmoored; aLd this day they were to have =under convoy of the Lien. of 64 as, C.ipt. foe Chia t the Yoked fir* Has. , Copt. C m iet 41011111.4Carthes 818 of Good tope anTl ' Ma 'a d P r r a ' s ; and idle • flite. Capt. Malefic, for the Mediterra ens. The East Yakima have troops on board, *beet 3000; and the transports for the Medirerra wen, about 4000; their names have been ofen stated. The Hon. General Meade commands the troops that are going to Sicily. The Mediterranean ships are anchored at St. Helm's. The ladiamen could not move Isom the Metherbask. Arrived the Fere*. of 74 azCapt. Graham Moore. from of the Western s. This day arrived the Africa, of 64 guns. Captain J. Volley ; and the Pelypireass, of 64 guNis, Captain Redmill, from Madeira. with a Spanish ship, their prize, bound flews Vera Cruz. She is nn doubt videable. Her cargo and name by the next post. PLTMOVITM. MAT 10. Arrived yesterday the Deed, 36 guns, Captain. Broke, frim the Irish station, and brought in with her the French national brig Reiffikoar, taken on her passage from Guadeloupe; elm a Spanish ship cor vette, said to be a prize to Le Lain. Cartier gun. brig, and Allicare sloop, from a cruise. Came in the Spanish ship St. 414415. alias Pres. peril% from Vera Cruz for Cadiz. with a valuable esigo. prize to the Peter, Africa, aad Petypktaas mew of war : a French lugger Janeti Marie, ........, from Bordeaux. captured by chit Cepuert gua.brig ; 'Al ward (a Prussian) Chose, from St. Ander*, de tained by the Rapid Rom -brig • AIIIWII, of Bremen, Kopper, from Bordeaux* de t ained by the Lie+ ; direness (of Hambergh)Paroer beim Beetleane. detained by the 3 fesairrea ; Lie d privateer, jai. care and hfe:ard sloops d war from a maim 1 altd a nen& logger. Wien wish dates, adigarid II the Ce.speys armed brig. Sailed the BeUnste. of $0 guns, Capt. Hargood, for the Channel fleet : before she was out of sign, a signal was made for bey to return I but that not be ing observed by the Salads, she of course proceeded. Sailed the &krt., sloop, Covtid and Rapid gun brigs, on a cruise ; and the Eniireaassr, hired armed ship, with a convoy for Wales. TORBAY, MAY 10. Arrived thir morning. from a cruise. His Ma jesty's brigs LsErrty and hod-iirrost. SEAL, MAY 11. Sailed the Spitfire sloop of war, and the Trekker gun-brig. on a cruise. Came down from Sheerness the frmleinr bemb ; Mery, Hurdle. bound to Oporto; Baisaire. Tho rsen, sad the Breasharg Shepherd, Norman, bound to Gibraitsr ; several other outward bound vessels from the River ; and remain in the Downs with i the rest of the ships as per last. acct, MAY 9. The Merely?, Martin. and several coal loaded meals, sailed from the Humber, last Friday, under convoy of the Preece Witiases armed ship, for Ton singe°. Another convoy sails the 14th inst. for that port. The Csesninest skirts of war, wit!! several ships bound for Elsinore, Petersburg, Rta. and Revel. sails from hence on Sunday. and will be succeeded by wade% ewe, in l 4 &ye. TEE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY U. The Insprirts of Wheat, to-day, make but sheet supplies, ehiedy (rum Essex and Kest; the trade is very dull. in sales at 2s. and 3, per quarter redußion from Friday's pikes. Rule, has 3rnved in but middling supplies; and, with Malt, is irises . cheaper. Rye something dune. Rut ten White or Grey Peas, which fetch bitier Pstees. Gassers bore is tolerable quan • title.; and, with Beam, very limbo is prim Flour in gmid supply, and sales, in general, are at rather les than the OW rency...-In consequence of some repairs. this Market, fur the present, will be itiscuitioued on Wednesdays. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W .645. 74a. 80s. Beans. 404- 46 , 04. Fiat 115 s W. I Tuck Resits os' 35.. 04. Rye Os 455. 04. Oats SU 264 30s. Barley 3os. 35e 04. Pulands 315.3!• 611 Ma1t........... 654. 714 Od. Rape Seed White Peas.... Ws. 4Gs 01. I Fine Flour Gera Peas 33s SM. RC Seco:ids ..... ....65s 70s Od. RETURN OF WHEA' litoleding *lily front the 25th agreeably to tl a IN MARK LANK, I a April to the .irl er May, the new Act. • s. 4. 68 Quarters _lt 96 17y at 94 at 98 glt. at 92 251 at 94 at 89 163 at IS 25 —.-- at 87 16$ -- at 86 615 ----- at 85 Is4s --. at 84 393 --. at 63 43t at 149 66 --- at SI 6 359 at SI Total, 7,445 Quarters. Is. 1 I ;d. higher I s. 4 at 79 Ist ---- at 7$ Iso at 76 6 211 ----- at 76 160 ---- at 74 544 at 71 179 at 70 168 ---- at 6$ 415 at 611 at 66 300 at 64 240 at 63 at 60 100 --•• si 57 15 --- at 0$ -Avsrage 795, an last Return. PRICE OF HOPS. SACS. seises. Kent SI 13. to 71 HU ( Kent .61 Os to 01 Ss Souse.... .3! ISs to 61 lOs Suisse SI 13. to 6 1 I Ss Cues SI Os to 61 13s i Fansltam... SI .—s to 101 —a ... PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carravray GO. 0.1 to 6). Od pa ewt. Coriander l3. Od to 154 Od Treltil Red Clover 26s Od to 72. 04 Fine Oil . White ditto Ws Od to 74. Cd Rve-brass IN Od to 32. 04 White Mustard Seed 13s Od to 17s 6d per bushel. Schwas dote 12. 04 to 16s Od Tares Canary Vs Od to 60. Od to 114 s. PRICES OF H4T AND STRAW. SATURDAT. •T [AY[•'[ Hay.... 34 Os a4l lea WI Has 31 Ms a4l 13s Strew..l.l les a 111 Its Od New 01 Os • 01 Os Clover 4l 4s a St lis Straw .ll les a el es SMITHFIELD. Mosto•v, MA, 12. To /Ink the Offst—pet Stone of alb. Beef 41 SJ to S. Id I Vest Se SA to is 04 Mimeo... Od to it 6d Pork ...Ss 4d to Ss 44 Lamb. fs. Od. to Ss. Od. Hesd of Cattle this DA', Beasts, shoot SOOO—Shoop ant Lambs, 1,11110 - - NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. By the Caftan. Beef Se 10.1 to 4s Id I Veal 4s 04 to Be 6.4 Mutton 04 se Ss Od Pork ...• 4s 4d to Ss 4d LIMID ba. 04. to 7e. 4d. PRICE OF TAU.OW. St. Jamey's Market 3. 11 I Yellow Rusks.. 67e Od -•-• Od Owe Market 34 llf White ditto .... —.. 61:4 Od VI hillocks/Del Market Se 104 Soa;. ditto .. ..-4 04 63s ed pea St o iw at gib. ..-...... i Melting Star.. We Ovl --• Od Its 9 Ditto rough SSG —4 Average Price... 3e 11.1 Grvvet w .. —6 11$ Town Tallow —.4 04 6411 14 Gogal Drap..... -a lin Yellow Soap, —s a 112.—...%1.)0k I, 91s—Curd, 90a - 11. od—Mould., IStv 04 P;ice of • RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steen, pet stone. Sr. 41. to Ss. M. Midd'ines 3s. 04. to 3a. 2d Ordinars . . . Is. M. to 2s 10d. Market Cier -12 s. 6d each. &visit, Horse Sheep Simi, Lamb Skins 3. 04. to 4s. Od. YR lCk. OF LE. \ THIS. Rafts, SO to Snlb. each Dirt.., 69 rri 651 1 .1. each 244 to 2 itt Merchant. Hacks 2ll to 2 2, 11 Dre...iog Hides.. lqd to 20 Fine Gooch Hides 214 to Crop Hides for cutting WA to 244 Flat Ordinary l9l to 20i Gilt Skins 30 to 4011) per Donn 4 04 to 404 Dies., 50 to Thlb « 31,4 to Mil t•• Ditto, 7 0 to Nab. .174 to 334 4 Small seals (Greouslaod) 424 to 44d F La's , ditto leas t.. ON per dotes. Tariaed Horse Hides :Ss to 42s per hate. Goat Skins Lamb Skins 44 34 to 4e 04 —_ .. COALMAN RFT, MAT 12. ShipstitMerimt. Sold Price. I ..Welch 1 47s Od s —a Od MILETINGS OF CR EDI FORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-01011 SOW M. U Ism Use flUtutitage-aseet, Wapping, Middlesez, simmeriager 1 I amiss Warty, war almost Irmaliffighm. Sutra!, I a furrier PRICK OF STOCKS Y ESTKRDAT. Bank Suet 2091 ott Cent. Reduced S'pet Cott. Console 601 601 • P. Cants. 7'l per Cant. Matt 9311 5 per Cent. totally L•ag Annuli* 17i S 16 Outenua t 1 1644 Reads Idatstleer Rills par .3t prem. Lottery Talmo' ........ 71, Cowls for T. Batt, Steck•R‘oket. `ca. 4. CeraMdl. a d 9. , —ALT IL COMIC OF E 3 Assaredisai SS 4 11 U. DIU. at &est 3B S Rotterdam' ll 7I U. Haraburytt 3110 OW.' Musa .311 11411. Pane 1 Dies Data 34 I Chtto itmenleaux 47 VeaKT a. C . Of 4 Losioas foOf Oporto GI Nikita l2 Cock 13 .n 1. 4 Pectoral Geld isb co,. - CIAt: DUO POW iv% Ma4+4 ...is p-r. Ditto sAefkensve Pilbna 37 Leghorn 310 i Nepies nok. ee Lamm (M Mira LINII4OO I Ap belga se Dublin (Dis inner as -- th DV4/6.11101•1 ••••• Me Daises 5 lit Saver r airs ▪ Ilk Boa .0 Mows< . 14 per Cent. r 7 ) lO 1W) 311 it lop. PITH& Os Saterdsy morsing, Mre. Ado, arlfe dile. Ade, Eire flute at the King% Theatre, of a Datiltior. On the 10th sus Quota Ads Mrdie lilleocoutblo Mrs. Boyle, Ma Son. MARRIAGE. Yatt flaa at St. Andrew's. ifolhoro, Triode 1.1. thaw, of Grans lan, Ere. to Mts. Hatton, of teddies% dad Lion.square. DEATHS. At Arinset. is Deenealtire, Mn. lediodn. Widow of Jahn Kensington, E.q. formally Banker in Landson. Oa the lists ult at Shertees Hill, in the Sinn year of her age. greedy lamented, Mrs. Lary, wife of cipvia Lacy, of the Rued Artillery, in daughter of the lateTka. Illiehreesea, Esq. of Stock House. tams HIGH W CM* THIS IIAT AI lkor4Uutg saw Mara. 441 rails. akar • f LR• • aim. *bar -----,-...--.------z_ TO THE NOMLITY, (MN raT, onrsecas OV Pt, ARMY, FENCHILLS; MILITIA. EAST tribiA COW PANT, AMID NIERCHASITIF SERVICE, FAMILIES,. TAVERN DIREPERS, INDILICANS, Mc. SKILL and CO. KIitVETORB GENERAL and OILMEN to tide Imperial cad avast faithful Me. jesties, rend to their Repel Hielmesses the Peace st Maks. Dukes of York and Carew; Duchess of Ceesheylend, an he. at the Old Italian and French Warehouse; sod Ti. Sawat and Portable Soup ManvhDorses, No. %bead 14, STR almost opposite St Martin's Church, Lionise, estatilat li a nearly half a century; Inventors of the Impeded and Royal Fish Sauces, White Spruce Seer, Wawa' mod liporala Meahadian Esmant of Sprit. ~ ••• Ships trading lo Beng I, Madras, Wile; Deeneellie. Bombay, and the other Possessions of British laimi is Walt hulian Islands, the ("Ape of Gad Hope, Africasi oohnim, et. supplied with the choicest 4olieseiet for the table, the tithe, ('salt Sauces on earth, the raost esquidte Matsu . and Piss Claws ever seen ; every Oat Of rue Elia a. d ferelpt Pickles, and Provisions efoikailele' care ful y Pecked el 111 11 Shortest notice, and urea abe easwerbeitrate Wan. WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR DEPORTATION. BY HIS MAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ESSENCE of AMERICAN SPRUCE, with printed DI. reeliens for roakiag the area into the fin.st Baer, ad rd Me utmost consequence to every oat also alias health and longevity. 10s. Ppc will make 151 gallons. ,its. ft.urill make SO gallons. 7s. Pet will make 40 gallants. Ss. fol. Pot will make 111 gallows. N S. It requires so little trouble to make this datsittfni Beer, that a person may make a hogshead in ten ntisetsu, and it will be fit to drink in a few days, and soy quantity may be brewed at* time (however mai) sad the hiseute willful.? for years. WHITE SPRUCE BEER; a sirs beverage, shoed ad. cellent and cooling qualities. Them can be rip gnaw proof • at She estimation in which it is held, than that it is tits mast 1111111‘mable dank at all the great table; and that scarcely a Cos 4144, who owes tastes it but sends for mare; . it sparkles mid asisabbis, Mita up, lint inns Cliespairs, and maw, (IS a 4116 =H SPRUCE BEER ; an excellent beverage.; no Pillion, who drink it conuantly, attribute thi begat e Dad health to its use; and many Freak fasedira frankly sea their health and spirits are improved area aft hare kallibened it at their tables. MINERAL WATERS; Selmer, Piaui, Spa, Soda, SM. ille. is the highest tutted - lion. Skill and Co.'s delicious sod geardars STILTON CHEESES. They are the sou kasirriomi aware as* la this or any other country ' of vadat* seam, sad from IMO celebrated dairies, Sim antrodeed bap London, for poWitaaolo► amity half a century hank, by thrift Mr. aka, fermerly Pd. vale Secretary midterm "bate late Aglaia Leal Hawke, nt the St. Aflame% 44, old& Save beam eannisued as be mkt, eves since at time Watalikeria, and by *bids so await Wis. balsa blis bees gigs% resod vspesstion Raised. Mr. Skiff thinks it w- re,, is jualer to tb• public sad lasiself„ tf sprites Mum er INN airientaiwn, at to esortaall his Oh+ against the Iperiosa kinds that are new eabaking for sale (made in iminalaal In various pans Lithe asses; vier denomination of Sulu. bet which, in feet, are seek tint aysy ampere the moat Cheilbies, sad It vs* Illa fors of Stilton to ameeptiod them , SKILL and CO.'s dell a* aid see ampiesita SIX POUNDERS, rte, HAMS of only Sin Posalltfacf, ter Sid. Dishes, small Families, Luncheon parties, *c. Chi sal smariked in the p a imigal Sajoali. Mr kill, baying resided three years la Portage, orassibil Sin Pounders altar die Pommel matinee, of a meet sequeikit tonality, and meld Ihritintroual that am re ady for droning wish. out soaking. N.B Only to he billseaoine at Nos. IS and 16, Strand, sear St. Martin'. Church. HAMS, TONGVISS. &e. is the greaten quilitiol , ... Noah' Tongues, nicely pickled, always ready fee use, ant ril. etude. seekieg. Rein Dela Tongue% aod Yuksithe 'isarraskeill date Westphalia, Yo.kshise, and Weatwouland Henn, of all uses, that will be certain to please every taste. Wiltshire Rao" Pips' Cloom, sod d.licisms MUTTON HAMS, that rat equally tender with Neat', 'Tissues, la the highest vogue for lirosklists, a Mouser, Sandwiches, 'null Supper Parties, Sic. Skill and Co.'s Genuips and Imuniparahle POR CABLE SOUPS —They are superb:win every Soup hither's, int oducsil into Eogiand, end an of Ova etmost utility to Traveller; as a W spoonful stirred, until dissolved, in boiling water, wilt make, in an instant, th" Seat Soups Saneever tasted, mod of the most delirious and noesig' - .iisg kind. These luxurious Soup,' are preparedunder Mr. Pin Mareedate &illusion ' and hem the choices Vital, Pattlay, Hasa, Ste. of Si. aiiiivalmt variety : l our, Soups Sane, ' Chicle:la Brad; Veal Broth, - Deny Mock Turtle Soup, Illosma l rali la Jars, at Is, 4d. each; in , with three jars and six ' Mon, at One Gaines sad Two animas each. •.• Primed Dimmisas with ear h Came. IMO sad Co.'s famoimand ihrlicioin PICK I .EL.I BUTTER. plated in double Casla, wish pre,oryd pickle so keep to do- Mt Climates, which he has had the tumour to sup,dy to the oreatest Naval Olken in toe known World (old Entlead's Ada.) with the highest sausfutosii, and Mach is not t+o squalled us Goat Britain for keeping It as pickled and en sued after their peculiar method. In Casks of Inn. and albs rash, at per potted: repavd pickle, casks, Sc. rz:ra. Skill and Co.'s PICKLEUTRIPE, Is assail Casks, for U • :INe ef Gentlemen of the Davy and Anny, families Ac. N.B. West Indian hark. Captains al &ups, ae. seppliel IO any quantity of the vlsostmaidam Verel, urat eirmlo •N's to eitersal satisrartiwn. ' DUTCH BEEF', to grate tot bread and butter, to make Hid shavings with, and for Sealy Alia, Itc. Use Mane Boothe, poor lee has Vivaria. Take of Chapati's: Cheat and Dutch Beef, equal Quanti ties, wall grated, witch sprinkle It•tf breed and butter. HA ‘1111:4P RIBS and ROLLS of SELF in the li4hest perfection. GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The true Irons. ick SAissevs, with pluck se without. Skill and Co.'s trulydelicious ANCIIOVY BUTTER, which consists o! Anctunies that ham been banes pon,ittesl in a marble mortis, for Sandwiches, Anchors Toes!, ; very convenient to :amil'es. N B Ibe REAL GORGONA ANCBOVIFS, itt rasa Ilb. 21 1 .1 b and 71b. each, warranted neat as imported. OLIVES and CAPERS, French and Spanish, of • most beautiful miner and fine Ramer in jars, beetles, andante . CAYENNE PEPPER. A car pe quantity albs 16. 001 lie sour, and sector Mr. Skill can recommend SOUR EROUT, in tart, for small 411111iii111, and is bound casks, far the East and West Indies. Skill and Co.'s INDIAN PICK I.Es, nr eZiPlitite and such" amp-ft PICEA LILLY, composed Pickies t , alter the manner of those prepared in the E..t '‘Z . (....11111E011.14, Lemons Gerkins, O t i o ne, Indian Cssoiace, F•eiscb Bros, Catvois, ' itc. in jars, at 10a.64. 0510 Guinea emelt N Cases of Blida, Ili Sauce:, fee oda s t o res and load •er•vre.eisipsobialligy ha. _ LaNDUN •-:Pnntrd by GD . . , I:VIi)SII7I. Ka; 17. Dates C.ort. Bow-writ, CovenfrGariats. and Puta!ished at the No 15. 'Sock of St. Clement's etto•ela, by W. STUCK, GI No 7, New Solion-otreet, Lma Ac e thders ' &a. or this Paper. Mt to dts Visa toPA . 4441, ugHoedidy mewled op. r ~~: at Id t...... i r