... Aors-d'seuvres, pickled cucumbers, nasturtium dowers ( pick. led ), tunny, olives. The tai ( roast )—a capon, a cock-pheasant; salad, green peas, spillage; creme chocolat, creme au macaroni. The dessert —grapes, peaches, pears, biscuits, chsery-jam, cheese ...

... and To-morrow. SEVERAL Articles of Plate and Plated Ware, a few Leno's, Allii , lins Gown Pieces, and Piece Goods, Boxes of Salad Oil, French Pickles, and dried Fruits, Boxes of English Confectionan Comfits, and Lozenges, in high preset. vat ion Watches ...

... mangroves, leading to fresh water river. Ships that are coming from the west- v:ard have iiotlung to apprehend in rouinfing the salad peaked lsiand, which is on the east side St. John's ) as the reef does not extend above a cable's length oil it, and just without ...

... an:l expe.:- ted to be ante to quit it soon after in ;iroseciition of her %oyage: is to feared dust her cargo has sustained salad ‘lapiage. . Tae letter which fives this report, llso mentions that aFrelich or Dutch ship, which ..1 tt Cilcntt t a lo . lt ...

... 'to convoy 'hippo Men of Lord Welltig- 1 ton's Araiy ito Aiscticr o an 4 6,006 mote /Ore efrpeCted to 'follow; The Cumbrian Salad ioitsinn l itb With un4Fr Con Pop. of ' Adae which the following Indlamen tiled part; Ikea. des- vocuMadelk4 Midas lad lentil ...

... interfeded: generally Tpeaking, hoWev* it is Open and favourable to manCeavring. The dffpofittons for attack made by the Ariny of Salad were a% the part of the enemy'. On the 17th, the corps moving on oar *Ogg, being concealed by an Intenfi fog, and; 'dom. ing ...