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DIED.

On the a6tli MR after • than bat revere fever,— Dickingfon.
Efq M P. for Somerf,tfhire, at his Mae, linger liartley-ftreet.
On Monday the 26th irritant, Mrs. Caldwell, of Brandon, Suf.
folk. abed 63.
At Aberdeen. on Saturday the dith intl. much and jualy re
greted I y a large circle of acquaintance, Alesander Carneigie, Efq
Town Clerk of that City for upwards of scuyears, during which
time he ellfcharged the fur &one of his Otace,with honour to him-
, fel( and advantage to the town. As Cr charadter. an ores.
Intent in hnciety, and as a public one, faithful and induariona
At the Monfe of R ittherglen, on the 18th intl. the Rev. James
Forim,g. Minifler of that portal.
At Jedlotirgh, on the 24th alt the Rev. Mr. John Robertfon,
Miniffer of the AfrOCLlte Collpft cation there.
Monday fermight, the Rev. Wm Butts. Redlor of Little Wil•
hraham, and Vicar of Granchdter. in Suffolk. and formerly of
Brnet Coll.ge, both of which lisinga arc iu the gift of the Paid
College.
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at Portfea, Covey, Cook of one of the Blips in
ordinary at that port, who Igaboth hi: legs on hoard the Veurra-
, bk, lard Duncan's flag Chip, in the glorious adlion off Camper.
down. The following trait i 6 th;v brave man's charaner Is related
by Dr Duncan, Chaplet" of the Ven. cable: You are not, fay.
the Do 'tor, to itrag:n: I was eircumferihed to the narrow bounds
of my clerical office; in the day of Weal I war on triple duty :
akernately lofting es faller, chaplain. and furgeon's all ,ant, when
the battle might truly be (aid to bleed in every vein. 1 was now
Balled to minilly to. the recoverable, now the irrecoverable. A
marine of the name of Covey was brought down to the furgery,
paired of both hi. legs; and it was °tracery, form hours after, to
ampota,e flfll higher. K I fuppofe (fay. Covey), thole felt.
Cars will Midis the bonnets of th c bullet, Mager mate !" o Indeed,
my brave fellow, cried the forgeon, there is fame fear of
1,- Well, never nti,,d (cried Covey ). I've loft any leg+ to be lure,
and may hap may I,,fe my life; but w: beat the Dutch ; cl—n me
we have lust the Dutch; this bleffed illy my legs have been Oat
oil, fa even have another cheer for it—Husza! Mara!"

At her !mule in Rufr•lhire. on the a tth jolt. Lady Munro,wi
dow of Sir Harry Munro of Fowlis. Bart
Sunday morning, after a tedious diner.. at the Governor's apart.
ments in Greenwich Hofintal,Vdcountcfs Hood, in the 78th year
of 11.-r age.
Wednefday evening lalt fuddenly. at the Bull Inn, is Burford,
Richard Gorges FettipLee, Efq. of Swinbrook , Oaturdthire, and
t'erdercr of the Forcit ofWhichwood.

1111.:14 wATt.R LuNuuN moilut iu AIUKKUV.
Morniog 46 in)nutes after ii
Afternoon o minutes is
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• SHEERNESS, JULY 24.

Sailed from the Nore yeßerday evenings the 8011,
ll, TTA floop of war, with the trade, under convoy
far 'For. lingen, with a light breeze at S. E. A con-
voy for the Bat.tic is appointed to fail from the Nore
on the 29th infiant.
London, England, 1806-07-25

SWEDEN-

STRALSUND, JULY s.
In the middle of thi► month we cape& here her
Majellz the Queen, who was to leave Stockholm on
the 3d mll. Count Perrin will, it is Paid, attend her.
A meeting of the States is to be held at Stralfund►
for which preparations are making.
By an Cordes publilled nflerday, at the head-
quarters in Griefswald, the bondage of the peafants
in Swedifh Pomerania is to ceafe totally in IS to.
The new regulations made by his Majefly have for
their object the true intereft of the province, and by
no means a feparation from the German Empire.

ROLLAND.
HAGUE, JULY re.
The Randards and colours of the Stale are changed.
In the midi" of the White, which, at prefent, forms
one cf the divifion* of the Dutch flag, the King's
arms are to be introdeeed. The formal exchange cf
the new for the old Sags is to be accompanied with
much ceremony. The figure of a lion is alfo to be an
additional ornament to the buttons worn by the land
forces j thrsfe upon the clothes of the Marines are to
be diftinguifted by an anchor.
London, England, 1806-07-25

HULL, JULY 23.

This morning arrived the Oak Hall. from Green-
land : (he brings an account of all the (hips belong-
ing to this port being faf except five. The names
at the doubtful ones are the I..lttery. Old Manche(.
ter. Samuel. and Emperor. It appears almolt Le-
pod a doubt the Molly is captured.
London, England, 1806-07-25

Ti /INKS OP I,IIIIfAINE, JULY ts.

The Gazette of Prefburgb fop, that after the en•
trance of the French into Roguish the town was
obliged to pay Aontributions to the amount of a
million of hares. and the Gazette of Clagenfurth af-
fects that Sir Sidney Smith has received orders to
blockade the ports of Triefie and Fiume.

RATISION, JULY so.
It is now raid here that fuch greet, change% will
not take. place in 'the German Empire" as were ex-
peeed, arid that the eminence of the Diet of Ratithon
will till be continued. -
General Sebakiani dined on the 6th infant, in the
evening when he arrived here, with the Electoral
Arch Chancellor, and the next day proceeded on his
journey to Contlantinople.
It is raid, that the French Envoy at Munich, the
Conniellor of State, M.. Otto, who, as is well known,
condufted the negociations for the lac peace, at
London, will loon repair to Paris, where be will rc•
main for force time.
MUNIeH, JULY a.
The grand French army has received a month',
pay, which amounts to two millions of liens.
After a long continuance of fine weather, which
has been favourable to the bay, we have now again
Come rainy days. The crops in Bavaria and Suabia
are mon promising. Notwithftanding the pretence
of the French army, corn keeps falling in price.—
Bavaria is fo rich in corn, that a good barren is flit:
&int to maintain the inhabitants three years ; thw
fuperiluicy is exported, which, however, has beep
forbidden during the war, and kill is fo. Since a
few days, nothing more is Paid of the return of the
French armies, and it is feared that the events at
Ragufa, and the movements in Turkey, may oeca-
lion the flay of the French to be again protradted.
Jol.l, 5.—A report is jut spread here, that as Ge-
neral Bellegarde was going to take poffefEon of
Cattaro, he, together with his troops, were taken by
I the English, and that Cattaro is now in poffeffion of
the EnglA, which, however, does not teens very
probable. If, now, the French abfolutely infift on
solemnly receiving Cattaro from the Antlrian. only,
this eircumßence, if it flould be confirmed, might
go far towards overthrowing our hopes of peace. •
JULY B.—The Privy eounfellor and head of the
Foreign Department, is arrived here front Stuttgard.
He has today had an audience of the Piing; but
nothing it known of the objee of his minion, which
is probably of importance,
The report is renewed that a great plan with re--
fpelt to Southern Germany will loon be made public
by the way of Amami, and carried into execution
without delay.

NUREMBERG, JULY s
This morning, the Bavarian arms west pimp.=
the gates all round our city, but taken down artist
in the afternooD, by the direltion of the Proffian civil
officers.

RATISBON, JULY 7.
The army of Bavaria cannot be put upon the
peace ellablithment till the French are gone. In all
tha provinces of Auftria, the arming of the inhabi.
tants, both in the towns and ci untry, goes on row
cefsfully. The plan was formed before the war, but
the rapid fuccelEon of events prevented its c4ecutiou..
London, England, 1806-07-25

ECCLI BIASTICAL PROMOTION.

Yefterday a Difpcnfation paired the Great Seal, to ensile the
Rtv.Wm. Hett, M. A. Chaplain to the Molt Noble the Marquis
of Stafford, and Prebendary of the Church of Lincoln, to hold the
Rectory of Marla Enderby, on hi• own petition, together with the
Itcdtory tf Thorpe on the Hill, on the prefentation of the Dean
and Chapter of Lincoln, both in the county and %Boccie of Lincoln.

GIRTH.
At Bromptee, els the sett luttant, the Lady of Lieutenant.
Colonel Home, of daughter.

lARRILD.

•
uelJay kft, at Mary-la-Sonns Church, Philip Mayow, E(q.
of Gray's Inn, to Mire Elisabeth Desue (daughter of the /ate Lieu-
tenant Colood Charles ituifell )Jean) of Deronfidre-ftreet.Port-
land place. .
At Stroud, John Hillhoufe WUcol, Efq. PM of the Sheriffs of
enßol, tb Mite Margaret Withen, daughter o Sir bans. Wathen,
of Stratford Heade, In Gloucefttr.
London, England, 1806-07-25

PRUSSIA.

RONINOSBMRO, JULY 3.
On the part of the Prefident of the Regency here,
the following declaration has been made to our mer-
chants t.—

" The hope of a fpeedy removal of the obitrudion given to our
ports by Sweden, affords me an creation to acquaint the Mercan-
tile Inters* of the prefent (late of our foreign relations, and of the
poffibilfty of an interchange of commodities with England, even
during the war. England, on the aSth May of the prefent year,
declared, that the intercourfe in the Baltic mall be free, and that
the tranquillity of that Sea than remain unditturbed. According
to letters front Dantzle and Elting, the has lately declared, on the
requelt of the Merchant, of London, that the will fufpend the
Nastration Ad, in relation to neutral Sips bringing produce from
Fruilian ports to England, by means of tickets of permiffion from
the Lords of the Admiralty.
" The Englith Court of Admiralty has lately la4l down a rule,
that conveying the-property of an enemy's Ship from a neutral port
is contraband. England has alfo given permillion to fingle Dant.
sic Mips to carry on the intercourfe In wood between Dantzle and
London. Finally, it has been enadelknown in the Preffiso pro-
vines, by the partment for Foreign Affairs, on a propoStion
(mat the Chamber of Finance, that all Englith tips in the Pruf.
Ban ports or the Baltic 03111 have free ingrefs and egret's, as unin-
terrupted as before the rupture. One houfe at Stettin,and another
at Elides, have already availed themfelves of this permillion, and
this mutt loft, udt thole who follow. If the Fngtiffi confider this
declaration to be depended on, they will trade In the Baltic, and
enter the Fruffian harbours with their drips.
" What mere:urea should be taken, after the removal of the
blockade from the Pruffian ports, and after the then exifting per-
snitlion to renew the trade with Englund; on this (as)a4 there
will be no neeeflity for my enlarging, as every intelligent merchant
(efficiently knows the courfe which he ought to adopt. Never-
thclefs. it may be proper, during the prefent impending relation
between Prune and England, fur every one to make himfelf ac-
quainted with the Ensiles rules of adjudgment on the rubies% of
prize+ ; and therefore I recommend to the mercantile intere*. Ja-.
cohfon's pradlice of Englifis and French Maritime law, and Robin.
fan's decifions. V. AUEROWALDT."

Koningibcrg, June s 5, 18o6."
JULY 10.
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Our Gazette Rates, that feven frigates have been
fitted out at CronQadt, to raife the blockade of the
Pruffian ports.
According to fome accounts, General Kytefow
receives the Government of Mofcow ; Field•Marlhal
Kanrefkoy is appointed Commander in Chief of the
Army; and M. Novofiltzoff is permitted at his own
requell to retire.
London, England, 1806-07-25

DEAL, JULY 24.

• Arrived the VESTAL fiigate from off the mil of
France.—Sailed the Aur fchnoner, with a convoy
of merchant veffels for rnrtfrnouth —ln the Downs,
Edgar, Glatton, Trufty, Vella', Otter, Valorous,
Combatant, Belette, Sattelite, Fury, Zebra, Dew-
tatiqn, Exertion, Intelligent, Fancy, Mariner, and
Gallant gun brigs, Harmony tranfport, and Plea-
Cant Hill hired floop.

• OILA111111111), JOLT so.--Paffed by de Juglos Chriftiona,
Waybuto ; and the Eliza, Dolma, from Bremen Hamhu,gh Borfe,
Horwedge, frotn Hamborgb ; Naltarkeild, Drawer, from Varell g
Dart, Work, from PeterfbnrOg lindraght, —, from ('.abs,
goo ; Tom trlendo, Plaker; Hope and Anchor, Lido fan ; Law•
acne and Mary, Milky; and the Conftant Mary. Chapman, tram
Norway.

Ansi iIIALTY Co oarjoar 33. —This day the Right
Hon. Sir W. Scorr proceeded to the adjudication of
the following cafes :
Jupiter. Sehwarting matter.—'ills (hip, seder Hamborgh co.
lours, laden with a cargo of hides, tallow and copper, was cn a
voyage to Tonnlngcn at the time of capture.—. This was a further
proof cafe with refpcd to the property of the cargo, which tit
Court held was not fatisfatiory, and deeded ttl➢ further proof to
be prodreed.
Germania, WA mefter..—This was a Dant& veal going on a
voyage from Calm to Hamburgls. The queftlons were repeding
a certain quantity agoods, demurrage, and damage.—The Court
condemned the goods to the Crown, pronounced one month's do.
unwrap to be due, and rejeded the claim as to damage.
The Court alto &pored of fevered other mats of (mall inttref•.
jti t.T 24.—This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Scorn
proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes t
Anna Margaretha, Paletfon matte,—This veffel, laden wick
a cargo of (agar and collfre, In the profecntion of her voyage to
Tounlngen, was captured by the Etizr privateer, Captain Hughes,
and brought to Falmouth reftored, and further proof dl-
red-d as to the property of the cargo. Qtjeftion of freight and ex-
ytnees referred.
Hoffnung, Smtdt Mafter; and Johanna Catherine, matter.
In there two cafes the cargoes, coo Siting of corn, were reftorod
on payment of the captor's expenres.
Minerva, Eckman matter.—ln this cafe the cargo was con-
demned to the captors and the freight to the Crown.
The Contt alto difpcied of feveral other cafes of Profftan pro.
perty ; fume of which were condemned to the Crown and cams
to the captors.

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AMERICA.

NEW YORK, JUNE scl.
It is reported, that George Wilkinfon has been
removed from the Office of Governor of Upper
Lonifiana.

Captain Williams, in the brig Julian, from Mocha,
arrived here (New York) on Sunday lafi ; was board-
ed by his Majelly's fhip Cambrian, and treated with
the greaten pnlitenefs. Alter fhe was boarded and
parted company, the Cambrian again brought the
°Han o, and fent on board hell% meat, potatoes.
A 114.1 lime juice, for the relief of Captain Williams's
crew, who were then very lick with the (*curvy.—
The Captain of the Cambrian then requdted to know
of Captain Williams if there was any thing he was in
want of ; if fo, he would fupply them with much
pleafure. Captain Williams adds, that his men were
much relieved from their diforder by the refrelhments
lie received from the Cambrian, but in a more par-
ticular manner by their eating the raw potatoes he
Cot them.

Extraa of a letter from high authority, dated
Walhirgtoa, May 26, t 806.—" Our profpats of a
fo ieudly fettlement with England are very favourable.
and the fear of any immediate conteft on the Spaniel
frontier is much letTened by the retirement of the Spa-
nifh troops, from the neighbourhood of the Sabine.
How we (hall finally fettle with them is not very
certain, after the irritating matter which has been
thrown out here."

Juwa zo.—Our Baltimore Correfpondent, under
date of the 16(11 init. at noon, informs us of the ar•
rival of the fchooner Henrietta, from Curracoa,
which place the left on the nth May. He Pays.
the accNints of Miranda hoar, every part of the
Main are fo various, that no pofitive opinion could
be formed. It was generally believed that his ohje&
would be ultimately defeated, in confequenee of his
want of alacrity, by giving the Spaniards an oppor-
tunity of organizing their whole military force along
• the coal. The account of his fchooners being taken
was confidered uncertain, and by many believed to be
falfe, and only railed to lull the fears of the people."
I The brig Leo, Captain Gardiner, has arrived at
the Vineyard from Laguira, on her way to Nan-
tucket. She left at Laguira, on the :la of laR month,
the Chip Olives, Dawfon, to fail for New York in ten
days. Mr. Reinhault, a pflenger in the Leo, ar-
rived in this city yefterdsy, informs us, it was re•
poi red at Lagnira, that Miranda's two fclinoners had
been carried into Porto Cavelln, and that the lalt
accounts fro'tn Miranda left him off the ifland of
Breonai.

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THE EXPEDITIONS.

Moft of the troops both for Sicily, and for the
mesas !groin, are now on Chipboard. The 6sd regi.
aunt was embarked on Thurfday in. the Downs, as
was part of the Staff Corps, two companies of Ar-
tillery, and five companies of the 95th regiment, or
Rifle Corps. The embarkation of the brigade of
Guards commenced yefterday, and would be finifised
this morning at Margate. A detachment of the
Staff Corps, and Captain Drersaa's company of
Artillery, were on Monday embarked at Portfmouth.
On Tuefday, and Wednaday, Lieutenant-General
Sir Joss 11-m.IV: regiment, di! 87th, or Prince of
Wsr.s's Royal Irith Heroes, were enibarked. There
is not a finer body of men in the fervice titan this
regiment; it is commanded by Sir Enwa,ao Bni-LIR.
One thoufand of thefe fine fellows embarked in high
fpiriis. On Tue(day, three companies of the Rifle
••Carps were embarked at Portfmouth, and for the
• lame fervite fuppofed to be thk remote one)), on
Thurfday, and this morning; the 45th regiment,
commanded by Major Nicitocts. . This completes
the
,embarkation. A large Medical Staff accompa-
nies the Portfmouth Expedition. Tiros Butte, Efq.
• brother of Sir Emma fitter, is the Staff Surgeon
lid this Expedition. As foon as Tome viaualling
Iran por s than have ardi,ed, this Expedition it •rit,
*dared to fail. Three link-of battle chips, and two
frigates, are in readinefs to fail j it is fuppofed to ac-
company them.
His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief goes
down immediately to Portfmouth, and is ll'antilf to
to OR board, and infpea the troops belore they fat).
Admirals MOITAOI.II and MARTIN are main pre-
parations for the Duke of Yoga at Portfmouth.
London, England, 1806-07-25

TUI?KE.T.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE so.
The Ruffian Envoy is continually receiving from
Yaffi extraordinary Couriers. There is great ap-
pearance of Ruffian velfels in the pillage of the
Bofphorus.
From all the intelligence we receive here, it ap-
pears that Ruffia continues to depend upon main-
taining an undertlanding with the Servians. She has
fent emifiaries among them, has furnifhed them with
arms, avows ker relations with their Chiefs, and de-
mands of the Ottoman Porte to accede to their pro-
pofitions, to declare them independent, and to affi
milate them with Moldavia and Wallachia, which
are become entirely Ruffian, and where the autho-
rity of the Sublime Porte is hardly known. .
Thus it appears that Roffia no longer keeps any
meafures with the Macs : after having fubjugated
Servia, fhe encourages the revolt of the Mornene-
grinl• Prepares armaments, and commons her allies
to Correll. It is even in the micln of Turkey that fbe
earls men to ferve againft the Porte. She allows
the Greeks to bear her flag, and makes it fubferviert
to the purpofes of a contraband trade, in order to
fuppiy her armies.—illoairestr.
Jura 15.—This city and its neighbourhood exhibit
a very warlike appearance. The troops lately ar-
rived from Afia amount to 'Loco men, who are
encamped near Scutari, and will very loon march
from thence to Servia. This corps is under the com-
mand of the Pacha of Cogni, to whom the Grand
Seignior has confided all the regular troop., wl.ich
at prefent exceed 30,000 men.
A few days ago orders were difpatched to the Go-
vernors in Afia to fend more troops to the Capital
with all pollible expedition ; their further deftination
was to be made known to them on their arrival,
Ibrahim Bey has been invelted with the command
of the Grand Army in Servia, which at prefent ex
seeds soo,ooo men. It is thought the advanced
guard, confining of 40 or so,coo men, will be fuf-
ficient to aft againft the rebels; the ref of the troops
are to aft as corps of referve, obfervation, /cc.
It is believed that the number of troops already
fent, and getting ready to march againn the Servians,
amounts t., tyo,ooo men. Under good conduit,
only a (mall part of thele will be nccetfary to aft
again(' the rebels. The corps of referve and obfer-
vation, in which there are a number of foreign Offi-
cers. are to be Lim onon another de Rination.
Preparations by sea have alto been making to a
greater extent that before ; a greater number ( f
Chips will be armed than were at firtt intended.
The motions of the M•sntenr.gr ins and the Servians
have tended to accolerare the meafures of the Porte.
It is remarked that one of the foreign Arnhalfadors
is making preparatioas for feuding away his effefts
from Conflantinople. ,
I
Jura ill.—Accottling to letters from Smyrna, the
Ruffian merchants thcre are making preparations for
their departure. ' • 1

DENMARK. • -
COPENHAGEN, JULY j.
Count Bernitorff is expetled here, for a !Dort time,
from Kiel.
In the feeond quarter of this yqar, at 63 fhips Dave
pared the Sound 1621 from the North See ; 641.
from the Baltic.
London, England, 1806-05-17

MR. jusrice FOX.

Lord GRENVILL-E, after adverting to the im-
poffibiliq, in the prefent Rate of public bufinefs, of
Vroceeding with the bufimefs of Mr. J4itlice Fox, on
the day flied by the fall order of the Houle, namely
the ,9th inflant, moved, that the laid 'order be
defcharged," which being done, he laid he fhould
move fur an order for the futtber proceeding on the
3oth inßant.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND obferved, that in
the abfence of his Noble Friend (the Marquis of Aber.
corn) he had to Rate that the Noble Lord bad no
objedion to the propoted poßponement ; in agreeing
to which, his Noble Friend by no means wifbed it to
be underßood, that he agreed to any propofition for
pollponing the bufinels, fine &e. For his own part,
he thought if the poßpunetnent were kr a few days
longer, it would be better, as the Houfir would not
be able to refume the proceedings on the 3oth. He
accordingly put this to the confederation of the Noble
Lord.

Lord GRENVILLE deeming the day he fittl pro-
pofed fuffitiently convenient for the purpore, in the
firft iallance, though he by no means then pledged
bimfelf to any fpetific line or principle of proceeding
at that time, was not inclined to alter it. Accord-
ingly, on the quefion• being put, the order for the
/9t h was difcharged, and an order made for the far-
ther confideration of the cafe of Mr. Juflice Fu:, on
the 30th intlant.
London, England, 1806-05-21

ought to be founded on a &Rind. meafnre. Parlia-
ment SOW not called upon to fanflion this agree-
spent, as it was made by parties fully competent to
enter into it, and the Houle could not diffolve it
except by pofitive tiatute. The fimple quellion
was, whether they were to enable the Commillioners
on the Debts to examine the witneffes on oath ? The
public intereft was certainly concerned—but that
was a reafon why the Houle of Commons !tumid
not fetal perfons who were to decide on theft
claims. The Board of Controul was conneßed with
the Government, and it would, as it was bound
in duty to do, watch carefully over the interells of the
public, and the late Board had attended to them.—
Yet the Oil earns, and the Board, and the Creditors,
had been fatisfied with this agreement. He admitted
the fiauds and abides that exiled in thefe claims, but
there were.a fufficieat number of .them apparently
well founded to render the neceflity of inquiry obvi-
ous. With yelped to the means for paying Inch as
fhould he found to he g-ocl, equity required that a
fund Ihould he.appropriated to that put pole. The
Nabob owed a large debt to the Company Welt', and
it was not realonable that the whole furplus revenue
of the.Carnatic Humid be applied to the liquidation
of private claims; .but not of 250,0001. there was let
apart for this Obket. I 36,.50c1. which was the tamoll
limits of the Ann liable for the private debts. As to
the inquiries into Maltornetan jurifprudetter, the Com-
rnia mere here could dirediffues to be tried by the
Crmimanners in India. He thought that in every
point of view th s was a proper mode of proceeding,
and fupported the Bill.
Mr. FRANCIS obferved that, that as the fobjte
was 11w very important, the attendance fa thin, and
fo many tingular doe-trines dated by the Noble Lord
which appeared to hint improper and dangerous, he
would, in order that not only the genetal ineti:s of
the Bill, but thefe collateral points, might he fully
difcuffed, move that the debate be adjourned for a
fortnight, onlefs the Houle was decidedly holtile to it.
Mr.HOBHOUSE could not conceive why it thould
be potiponed for fo long as a fortnight, even admit-
ting all the reafons of the Honourable Gentleman for
adjourning the debate. But whether it Ihould be put
off at all, or fo long as the Honourable Gentleman
withed, he left entirely to the Houle.
Dr. LAWRENCE flared that there were feveral
things of importance to come on for diktat-ion, and be-
tides, there was the interval of the holidays. He con.
eluded by moving, that the debate be adjourned till
Friday fe'nnight. This was carried without a di.
vifion. .

, MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On the motion of Mr. CRIEVEY, the reference
to a Committee of the motion relitive to the Amen
can Intercoorte, was poltponed tin Thutfday.
The Report of the Tortola Free Port Bill was or-
dered to he received to-morrow.

The Property Doty Bill was ordc red to be read a
third time on Thuridry next. The other Orders
were then dilpofed of.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1806-05-21

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

- -
GRAYlliele. MAT ISp.• Paffed by the Pitt, Newcotnb, from
Domhtia ; SatiPa Croix, Peeler, from Lifbon ; Two Brothers,
, from St. Michael; and the Carolus, Sibborn, from Ham-
burgh.—Sailed the Diana, Tibbetts, for Africa; Griffin. Bell, for
Newfoundland; Vhie, Ho3fon, and the Fox. Brook, for Need-
burgh.
• MAT. 18.....1.311red by the Bratsk, Allen, from Grenada ; Satur •
nue, Wood', from Memel ; and the Minerva, Sill, from Norway.
Sailed the Mariner, Church ; Alborg, Boyle ; and the Luftrt,
Boyle, for Peterfbing; Hopes Inereafe, Bowring ; and the Echo.
Pctk, for Tooningen..*.
The Speculation, from Cadiz for London, is detained and fent
i. to Milford.
The Centurion, from Smyrna for de:allied and fent
into Cowls.
'ill: litratifq, Scott C•efcent, Hopper; and Leviathan, Clark,
Ifion London for the South Seas, were all well so the Coat ut
l'tru, in July Wt.

NEW ARTILLERY.—We underßand a piece of
heavy artillery (a thirty-two pounder) is mounted
under hi Majeky's Royal Letters Patent, by Tome
Gentlemen, v hn have taken uncommon pains in the
conitration of it, and that a memoliai is how before
the Honourable Board of Ordnance, for their con&
deration. The advantages of this Arrtillery are likely
to prove of the greeted confequence to the nation,
from the fuperiority in its *dual ranges and circab
over any other fyfiem that has hitherto been prat-
tiled in Europe.
The Ticket, No. 3330, drawn this day a Prize of
toool, was fold in one Q.2arter, three Eighths, and fix
Sixteenths, by J. Beasscural and Co. Proprietors of
tie Lucky L•.trery Offices, No. t r, Holborn, No. 37,
Corn'.ill, and No. 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, where
the fortunate hold:rs of each refpedive Share may
! receive the amount of their Prize.asooey on &weld,
and where Tickets and Shares are now felling, war.
ranted undrawn :—Pleale to °Verve, the Fourth day
, of Drawing will be on Monday next, and the Fuit
Drawn Ticket on that day will be entitled to to,oool.
over and above every other bentfitifil them of the
I rant Vat&

I
London, England, 1806-05-21

NEW IMPROVED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

SCLETTAR and CO. Grants and Square PLUM.
Forte Manufadurers, No. 48, Oxford Road,
beg leave to acqoaint their Friends and the Mufical World, that
they continue to manufaeture hiltruments on the newelt and
molt improved plans, and nn the molt reafonahle I. bey
particularly recommend to their Friends, their new improved ap
right Grand Piano-Fortes, which will be found, on trial. fully fu
ptrlor to any yet manufaaured, for biwaisfs of touch and brit.
Laney of tone.
To Merchants and Captains of Ship., S. and Co.'s Pranc,..Felt..3
will be found preferable to many others; as from their being
braced in a peculiar manner, they have been found upon trial to
*and much longer In tune In warm climates.
Initruments fold at this Manufadtory, if not approved of in fix
Mouths, will he exchanged for others.
Honzootal Grand Piano-Fortes, and all other kinds, on the molt
improved plans.
N. B. Wanted three at four good &Awn in the above line.

No. Lj. ST. lAMBS...IIT It t ET.
IMPROVED ARMS.
GILL's WARRAN MD SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, &c.
'THOMAS and JOHN GILL refpeftfnllv inform
-1.• the Nobility, Gentry, their Friend., and the Public in gene.
re, that they have eftablidied themfelses at No 83, in front ni ht
Thatched Houk Tavern, St. james's-ftreet, London, where may
be bad Cards. deferiptise of the ertraordiwy prxj. their Warranted
Swords are fubjeeted to, and of the firtetior tri,erti” of then
IMPROVED PATENT RULES; where alto Specimens may ht,
&en, and orders for them, Guns, PiSals, and Arms and Accou-
trements of all kinds taken. Wholefalle and RetaiL

ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS,
For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains,
out of Linen, Muffin, Lace, &a. and for many other Ohs, as
a tiubftitute for Lemons...-Price as. the box.
A HAVING received numerous complaints that
Coropofitions fold under the title of Salt of Lemon•, are not
only Inethdlual, but that they burn and deflroy the Linen. I think
it ncceffary to Inform the Public, that my true Effendi' SALT
of LEMONS is only to be had, Wholcfale and Retail, at my Cep
In Cockfpur•ftreet, and that none is to be depended upon as mine
but what has my fignature on the bottom of each box, and en the
outfidc of the wrapper. W. BAY I. E Y.
N. B. the Salt of Lemons h partleultgly ufeful to Ladles in'
sibmg their hands, as it inftantly takes out the ftaini of fruit,
c loan I gloves, he. and is much more agreeable to ufe than le-
mon it
At the fame place may be bad, Bayley's SrowerlegDrops, for
taking Greif.: out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, tic.
London, England, 1806-05-21

BANKRUPTS.

f: tarry, LIU' Smallwood, James &toles and John &Aloha
all of Manche!ler, caheo-printers, dealers, ehapinek and copart-
ners, to (meander June to. 14. and July 1, at ell:VC11. at the
Sprtad Fagle Inn, Moue Letter. Attainlea, Meer J. and R.
Willis, Warnlord.court. I .11040t1. or Mr.Sonett, hlam holler.
Henry Smith, of der City Road, Mild.' .2, paper hanger, deakr
and elopman, May 27, 35, and July 1, at twelve, at Guildhall
Attr may, Mr. Few, New North (tract. Red lion fquare.
John Fontervilh. of Chancery lane, Lunduo, cobliscvntaker, dealer
and chapman, May 23,32. and July a. at one, at Guildhall,—
A tt.,r,•ey, Mr Roldr.rms, Profped-row, Bern:coulfey.
James Gallagher, late of Sandgate, Kent, draper, dealer and chap-
man, May 27,35, Lid July t, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loodon.
Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old JeWry. Londuo.
John Atklurear; of Rawden, varies of Gulfcly, Yortthirc, grocer,
dealer and chapnton, June 4, at four, June 5., and July 1, at
eleven, at the%Vhitc Horfe Inn, Otley. Attornles, Mara. Allen,
. .

Inky: and &aka, Fundval's Inn, Lainlnn or Mr. John

Smith Orley.
Samuel Randal, late of Welt Telgritnotoh, Devonedre; cooper,
lune 2,3, and July I, at twelve at the London Hotel. Wclt
'rci..nreouth. Antwala, Mato:Price, Brown, and Bevan, of
Lincoln'. len, London; or Mr. John Chappell Tozar,ot Welt

Trlenniouth.
James Hobbs, late of Pitt ftrcet, Newington, Surrey, bricklayer,
dealer and chapman, May 10, 3 t, and Jane 28, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Marron, Chure.h.ftrect, Newington Butts
Samuel Huntington, Of Chelt. r, linen-d apex, June a 3, and July
a, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Cheat,. Attorney, Mr.
joint Bayley, Cheat,.
John Faltweatber, of Oxford-a reet, Middkftx, linen-draper, May
17, 3t. and July a, at ten. at C;uildhail. Attornies,Mcifrs. Smith
and Tilfun, Chapter Houk, St. Paul'. Church-yard.
DIVIDFNUS. '
May 24. James Clegg, of Griffin-ltreet, Shadwell, Middlefez,
mariner, at twelve at Guildhall.
May 24. William Bowie and William Hannah, of
Blsekfrl. ~
Road, Storey, oilmen and comity:cm, at eleven, at Guildhall.
May 14. John Peters and 4lezatultr "Potr.rs,;of Southwark,
Surrey, intend ra pri, and partner, at ten, at Guildhall
May 14. p.hn a, In, the youuger, of liandingham, in Suffolk,
miller and merchant, at ele4to, at the Crown Framiinghain.
May 23. James Fitz, of Codford St. Peter. Wilts, grocer, defiler
an.l chapman, at three, at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum.
May 23. Joho Crabb, James Crabb, William Crabb, and Nicholas
L.arkkam, late of Wilton, Wilts, clothicrs, at one, at the Red
Lion Inn, Ntw Sarum.
London, England, 1806-05-21

MESSRS. ASHLEY rep:W*olly inform the No-
!nifty, Gentry, their Eriends, and the Public in General,
disir BENEFIT is find fee WHITSUN EVE, Saturday next',
May ace, at the THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN,
when will be performed a
SACRED SELECTION,
From the MESSIAH, CREATION, and a MOTET,
Computed by the celebrated MOZART.
PART I. Solely the mesA, computed by O. P. Handel,
with Wieland Accompaniments by W.A. Mozart.
Dirertme-.Refit. Mr. Brabant Comfort ye my people'..dong
• Every yeller—Chorus • And the glove—Reek. Mr. Doyle
• Thus faith the Lard'—Air ' But who may abide'—Rest.
Mr. Gob ' Behold a Virgin.' Sang and Chores ' 0 thou chat
teUelV—Air, Mr. Doyle Fur behold.' ' The People that?...
Chorus ' For unto u:—Pattoral Symphony—Rent. Signors
Etorace • There were Shepberds•—Chorus ' Glory to God.—
long, Mts. Didion* ' Rejoice greatly' ' , Mrs. Bland' He
was defplfed'...Atr,llignore Storm • I know that myßedueincr.'
• ...Grand Chem
PART H. 0•014 O and March. Zaoherflote. Mozart...Reck.
bare Tirer 'Relieve thy ekunpion'..-Song Return 0 God of
Heft'-.-Samkeeft. Mr. Brabam • Deeper and deeper dill.'
beg Wth bon holleleJelgiths ...New Motet God when
this appeaeleft4dositt-atag, Mr. Vaughan ' 0 come let os,
wordy'—Anliton-.-Reek. Mad. Deitch Fitt and L'hict
Bong .givest arr.—L'Anegro.-.(Violitto obligate. Mr.
IWO—Reck. gr. Braun And Ood raid'—' lb rpi-ndoe—
Trio, Mrs. Fileitad, Mr. Braham and Mr. Doyle, and Grand Cho.
nos ' The Hamm are triling'—Creation—Dr. Haydn
PART Mrs Bland and Mifa Tyre"' Hear my
peeve—Se og, Mr. Brsham ' Gentle Airs'—Atlislia, (accom-
panied on the violoncello by Mr. C. Affiley)—Chorns ' Gloria
in euelcie—Pcrgoltd.-Song, Mrs. Dicknos ' The Soldier
tirl'—Dr. Anse—Coronation Anthem God Pave the King'
End of Pan I. a Concerto on the Violin by Mr. ASHLEY.
Rod of Part 11. Mr. World will perform his celebrated Concerto
of the Calm, on the Grand Piano Forte.
Principal Vocal Prfornicn,
Signore STORAC&. .Madame DOSSE.K, Mn. BLAND,
Mils TYRER aid Mts. DICKONS.
Mr. BRAM AM, and Mr. VAUGHAN,
Mr. GOSS, and Mr. DOYLE.
Leader of the Band, Mr. Affiley—Organ, Mr. J. Afhley.
The Band end Choruffes, which ate numerous and complete, -by
the matt approved Performers.
Doors to be opened at Sir, and brain at Seven.
Bows 6.—Pit 35 6d—Gallery as-..Wpper Gal. is.
Tickets to be had of Meffrs Allays, sod of Mr. Brandon, at
the Box Office, where places for the Boxes may be taken.

NEW HARP MUSIC juR publilbed by DALE
and SON, No. est, New bond Ina, dedicated to Lady
C. Nelfon, compoled by PAW Jackfoo.
London, England, 1806-05-21

WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 18c6.

-'l4O BE LEI',

N excellent FAMILY MANSION, fituate near
Yoxford, in the County of fitifolk, completely Furailhed,
and fit for the immcdlvc reception of a Genteel Family. The
Hoof,: is furmunded by estenfive Lawns, and has fuitable wove.
!tient attached and detached (inlets, viz. Hot Houle, Owen Houfe,
well flocked Dove Cote, large Coach Houfe, and goo! Stabling,
with Gardens end Orchard i well planted with Fruit Trees. The
whole of the Land adjoining the Houfe being about too Acres of
Failure and about p Acres of Arable Land, or any part thereof,
may he hid with the Houle, with liberty to fport °wren cxtenfive
Manor and Woods, well Rocked with Game. The Houle is Gtuate
two miles from Halfwortb, four from Yoxford, eight (min Sex •
mundham, ■nd keen from the Sea, as from Yarmooth and Ipf-
wich, and is from Lowltoffe; a Turnpike Road runs through the
Vilbge, and Coaches from London to Yarmouth within two
miles of the Houle.
For further particulars apply to WWI... Misery and Cope, No.
6, Paper Buildings, Femple; Mr. Rabett, Solicitor, SaxwWl art.
of whom Tickets may be bad fur viewing the Lana.

To MR. J. G.
IF Mr. J.G. who left his Situation at Hull on Wed-
nefday, the x9th of March, by the Conch for Doneafter. rOt
return to his Friends at T he will be kindly received...Or if he
will inform them by poll where k c may be met wish, his louse will
be .tuly attended to.
be cattle for his departure is entirely removed, and nothing
now remains that need ocuifion his abfence.
May 1806.

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
For the Fiat Drawn Ticket,
NEXT MONDAY. MAY z 6, bang the Fourth
Day of Drawing.
STATE OF THE WHEEL.
I Prize of £2s.coo • h 415400
s —. 20p00 —. 40,000
1 10,000 - 10A02
2 5,000 - 10,000
5 1,000 5,000
9 —. 500 4.500
17 ... ICO -- 1,700
40 -- 30 -- 2,000
And a full Proportion of the ill. Prizes
Tickets and Shares warranted warning. an Se,Sag at the Old
Mks of SWIFT and CO. No. I t, Poultry.
London, England, 1806-05-19

SWEDEN.

SroeENOLM, AvalL a9.—The ION; has fufpended
the Placard of 1724, and the Order of July 27, 1731 ;
according to the prefent regulation, the difference
between vefiels wholly, and only half free, will no
longer fobfirl. This endure being only calculated
to operate againtl France, will be fubjed to confi-
derable modifications, in all parts excepting thole of
she North Sa.
London, England, 1806-05-19

SIFITZERLAND.

Bane, Attic 23.—The Landamman, it is under.
Rood, has fent a jdtlification of his condua to Paris,
in anfwer to the charges brought againft him in the
Moneteur of the tfith. This affair has excited a con-
fiderable fenf..tion in this country, and has given new
currency to the rumours of a change in the Conffitu.
lion, and the office of the Firft Magifirate.
APRIL 30.—0 n the fame day that the complaint
arp.-ated in the Monitessr, relative to the introduetion
• ; goods into Switzerland, M. Talleyrand
vardmitted a note to M. Maillardoz, our Envoy at
Paris, in which the fame prohibition was flrenuoufly
hill led upon. 1 his note induced the Landamman
to iffue • fecond circular, on the 5t5,11, in which he
advised the beads of the Cantons not to wait the
meeting of the General Affembly, but to take mea.
fuses, with tit delay, for obtaining the 3ellred objed,
and to require the merchants c., certify nn oath, that
the English goods, throe in their magazines, were not
intended to be fent, ditealy Of indirealy, to France
While the letter was fending r,.und to the Cantons,
twsch Severer meatures were *fluidly put in force here.
Ott the athh, M. Rnyer,thc French Charge d'Affaires,
came here, and, opon,his demand, the Government
of the Canton welled eleven of the principal mer.
• chants ; which circumtlance gave reafen to 'Tr .nnge.

- ,
head, that troops might nest be fent to make domi•
ciliary vitas.
Piteous., sa TML Baisoau, MAY s.—A Prods-
tion has been ;freed throughout the Canton of Balk,
prohibiting any trade with England, andthe introdue.
urn) of Englill g-wds, ander pain of corporal ponilh
, went, difgrice and death. A general regulation is
(xi:meted to be brought forward in all the Cantons
upon the fame (tibial. Such Englint goods as (hall
strove by the 6th May, arc not to be confifcated, but
only kept to the general peace. Yelierday fevers, mer-
chants and dealers were transferred from the public
p►ilrnt to their own houfes, having bound themfelves
r.► conform to the new meafures ender the peshilly of
'whiting all their property. - •
London, England, 1806-05-19

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, May 6.—A courier has bern difpatched
to Anfpach, with the Order of the Black Eagle,
richly let in brilliants, as a prefent to Martha' Berna-
dotte. The journey of Cnuat Haugwitz to Potzdam
was to prefent the new Turkifh Envoy to his Majefty.
The return nt Count Hardenberg is expeCted in the
cootie of three or four weeks; he dined with his Ma-
I jelly before his departure far Gronde.
The command of the army on the frontier of Po-
merania is given to Lieutenant General Ruchel, in
confequeace of the iilncfs of Central Kalkreuth. A
fecond corps of the army is to be commanded by
Lieutenant General Schmettats. The regiment of
Prince William of Brunfwick Oels has alfo broken up
its quarters to go to Pomerania.
It is Paid here. that the Envoy of a great Power
has obtained leave of abfeuce for a (hurt time t and
that during that period the bufinefs will be conduCted
by a Charge d'Affaires.
London, England, 1806-05-19

FRANCE.

PARIS, MAY Q.

Viet Admiral Verheut's Aid de Camp has return-1
ed to Paris, with important difpatches fn•m the B.t-
taviAn Government, and the Deputies have already
had new confererices with the Miniilcr for Foreign
Affairs. There is no doubt of the fate of HollAnd
being foon fixed. That country mua neceffarily feel
the effeas of the changes brought about in the Poli-
tics of Europe. It wants a new bond, a snore power-
ful and a d one, to attach the monarch whore
towering protedion is in chore days the firs fecurity
of its independence and tapofe. Thus then is every
look and every with diretled to the young Prince,
who lately travelled through Holland, (Louis, who
seas Commander in Chief of the French Army of
Obfervation in Brabant) after having, by his ♦igi
lance and altivity, preferved it againft the meditated
invalion of the Ruiner's, the Swedes, and the Eng-
Eat. It is probable that in a few days the changes
aboat to be made in that coentry will be known.
May is Paid that General Sebaftiani is ap-
pointed Ambaffador to the Ottoman Porte. M.
Blanche, late Secretary to the Legation at Vienna,
is to attend him.

Oa the allth ult. the Engliih landed at Port Puant
near Mork, carried off the colours of the fignal poll,
and burnt the hut belonging to it ; but upon the ap-
proach of fome of the artillerifis of the coalls, and the
armed inhabitants, they retired.
Admiral Verheul's Aide-de-Camp has ar rived here
with very imporant difpatches from the Batavian
Government. The Batavian Deputation has had
frefh conferences with the Mininer for Foreign
Affairs, and we have no doubt but the late of Holland
will Coon be decided.

French Funds, Paris, Bth May,-5 per cents, 6i
70.

ITAL r.

Tatesv, Aral I. at.—The blockade of the ports I
in the Adriatic has railed the price of infurance from
2to 6 per cent. The march. of the French from I
Frioul to 'aria, about 3 or aoo every day, (till con-
tinges; they pats very near this city. There is a I
report, that the Ruffians have approached Zara, the
capital of Dalmatia, and that the French in Ifiria
are intreoching themfelves.
Vas Ica, APRIL a4.—The refidentller of the
Seven Hands, who has been here tome yeßer-
day received orders to quit this city in twenty-four
hours. 13ufinefs here is quite at a Rani) ; and even
by land we begin to experience much want of the ar.
titles we tired to receive from Dalmatia.
GINOAt Aram aB.—The flotilla fitted out at this
place, we hear, has reached Naples, without meeting
with any accident or interruption.
Taasicro, APRS L mid/ our Sovereign in
the courfe of a few days. He will not be received
here with lets joy than he was in Calabria. The
French were entire grangers to the Calabrians ; bin
we have been familiar with them for many years.—
We have experienced the (pink of jullice which ani
snares them ; the amenity of the foldiers' and the
exalt difcipline they obferve. Our new Sovereign
does not resemble the ancient Kings of Naples. He
goes every where, and already knows his kingdom
better than his predeceffors did after a reign of zo
years.—Mesisesr.
London, England, 1806-05-19

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by the fuperior czeellence of his ESSENCE of AN-
CHOV lES for Fifh Sauce has induced many per!ous to give the
fame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a dirty they owe the
Public, to caution them agaitift fuck impofitions, as feveral people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c an extra large profit to
vend the (purloin : thsy are particularly* my:maid to alk for
BURGESS'', and to otaferve, none Is genuine but what Inver here
words upon the label—'• John Burris and Sun's Original and (u.
perior Effence of Anchovies"— —Warelsoure, No. soy, Strand,
corner of the Savoy Steps,l.ondun.
London, England, 1806-05-26

MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LEC FURLS.

O•
N Monday, June 2, a Critirfe of Leetures on
PHYSIC and C HEMISTRY will r commence at the La-
boratory. Whitcomb Rivet, Leicater Iquare, at the ufual morn-
tag hours, via. Therapeutics, at a quarter hcfure eight ; the Prat-
tee of Phylic at half after eight; and the Chain:try at a quarter
iter nine; by GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. FAIL S. Senior
Phyfielan to St. George's Hospital, of the College of
Clinical Ledtunts are given a, laird on the Patients of St. George's
HorpitaL every Saturday morning, at nine.
The Pradiee of Vaccination will be taught at the Inilitution,
Broad-Rrect.

A LADY, of about 4o years of age, of the tigheft
ttfpeetability, who hap been mittrefs of a family for nearly
twenty years, but who, from unfurtfeco cireurullanesgl, com-
pelled to at k mother atuation, is &arm.* of widertaking the lu-
perintembnce of the domellic concerns of a angle Geinkm.ui's or
Widower's h' amily, where die would hope to be treated with that
confidence and cadmic-ration whlth the flatters berfelf her exertions
to futfii the dudes of her employment would defer,. As he moll
uncaeoptkmable returnees w..1.1d be given by the Advertifer, the
fame wuuld be required uu lur pare—Letten addrelleel to ii. C.
No. sky. Piet:add'', will be duly attended to.

KITCHEN FIRE PLACES inaprnved, and fur-
-1116. nfibed with a capital Range, with Oven and Boiler. Hot
Plate and riot Clfiern, and the improved Patent Smoke Jack in-
cluded, for twenty Guineas (if of a moderate Sze).--Ready
Money only
A C.tuilos..—As ((metal Ironmongers inspofe on the Public
an Infringement, dcficient in every reftiect, and continually oat of
order, pleafe in take notice. the abuse Jacks will go irons two to
(even years without oiling. •
Sold only by J. Proffer, Patentee and filinufadurer, No. 5,
Back Hal, near Meues liewbosife.

'HIS delicious Fah affords nne of the fineß re-
A- tithes known, (Hickfon's Prepared Anchovies fur Sand-
wiches excepted). Sold In boxes, too• 64. or kegs sts. each, at
HICKSON'', No. 570, Strand—elf' Potted and Stewed Lam-
prey, Lamperus and Shrimps, Permian and Stilton Cheefe,
Weftplasia Hams. 'coyotes, ciartnan Saufages, Dutch Herrings,
and Beef, Cod Sounds, Portable Soups, Pickles, Sauces, Effence of
Anchovies, Suy, Klan, Capers,Olives, Macearoni, Preferved Gin-
ger, the belt Oils, Traeger", Mallard, Spices, and every .atide In
the Italian and Oil Bulimia