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1..: t . ~ feit • • 1 ...... ,« t ir :1111,-. 4- $. 9272 kr a nninernus and resp act :+111:! M U:ET INC,' of t he INEIABII'AN IS of MANCtIF.NIEIt, held et the tact mk t , on Thursday, the 14th day of November, 1814, to coesiikradou the best tuo;:is of Itelicviug the feces abo rya. • jOgiill GRE 7 .4,Eat4. (Boroughreeve) in :he CLa:.r, It was Itesalied unankinintly, lhat tt apptars to this Meeting, that there exists great th-treNs entail at:vet:Al Clases of the La'ats‘rior, I°l -- -. 0. 4 61 : rf, a t to h ioevire welt di-trers and afforl such rairf as may prArtic-,-.ble, a 644h.crprpni be 4444 w entertd imo, and rr — tee A ppointed to promote and m triage the .ar.te. ,& Om ou *Omer occasion' the_diNtributton of Loup hasbeen r" • t ovie, snu ante relief--this Nelertiog, therefore, recom , the Cot sssss W ee the adorti.m 44' tt.ar plan in coriur.ctiou , lister nteabure it may Om% rape:diem. Ilili's'inhotription weal in:raelta.ely entered ln:o, anal a i 1 er appointed to carry the Resulutimtv into effect. gbUANT to D.I•:CIILE of the. HIGH I,gol.lltT of CHANCERY, nta,le in . a Canoe " HALE Orlt." Lite Cret!itursa4l l i e t oteesof Andrew Majendie, in the East luttes, Doleschant, deceased (wig° dip; tear 1 , 7 4 v) are. by t!wir to Lorne In and prove n a u .inde..r,Sl tlwr boionit ifirt.Catupbell, Esc, '77 1111#41 . ..11.114 COIN , v. WSIS Ili et; in Couthicori 4 .LoodOsi ; op or'• before thO Ifitb • ham., 1$ IA thereof , they will be paoalp - ' esc indel Ike b....nefit of the a:a Dteree. I.l:ig NIW LO i"rE KY 'will b Tin Drawing the inst JANUX(Y, th . e Schttne of which brighten formed pity iron! the VAr.uus buggebtioos. et:caved from Oaf l'obitt, 'ntlnyerril a .:tiotit, meet universal upprmbar ion s , , o nly a bowl :Juralitr 4 T‘cht;:s (1.r,00M). yet contains rnaes ut 21),0ri0 Guineas Ste. citc. and the lowest Prize is L. ile Ifitt Prizes fi rs: drawn will tack be entitled to an Post--and the tirzradrawn 800 blank*, will receive z 5 wa s t sar—indeed there is altogether great uovelty, and she ' are rtsfecttully invited to c.ill for Schemes at the favourite '6 a EYTON, Stock-Broker, se, Contbill, and Lombard-street, Wage the Favours of his Friends are ever gratefully ackuog letig4.ll. llssinets Ir . . the Funds to ansaered with that pronnieless and idebti'wltch hate dtstiort:Lhtel E. LYTO244 Of VICES fort 110 year , pa:. ---7-___ p ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect- LL lay.subaik en astir Friends, anti 11. c ['ebbe the ckeine of :e Sew 1 Imes state Loin ry. Cout.btit.g ot oN LT 12,000 "I'wkets. 31 die I'n:es are S IL' ItLING MO N1..1", and with pion: than )CAPt 'ALS OF GUINEAS. the lowest. Prize is &smitten winds. • SCI-lENIE. • 2 of £O,OOO Guineas are Xit'o.,ooo 2 01., 5,060 Guh tas are le,11:0 5 of 1,e0.1 Guinea, are £,2.50 S of Set Guineas are 2,150 8 of 4(0 Guineas are 3,34i0 10 of 300 tklitacas are $,150 10 of 210 Guineas are 0,1(0 16 of No Guineas are 1,660 44 of So Guineas are 2,310 SCO of 15 Gini.e..... are 21,000 . 1,300 of •17 Pounds are 25,500 Igloo Tickets. Li 20,060 Drawn Prize First Day IMO Guineas. lanflard 1)1-awn Prue. First Day SOO Guincai each. a.; .1. Drawn Prizes. First Day 490 Guineas each. ; ...s.....avefi'Drwasa 4 1 1swier..1100 Guii•tm soh. Vint SoP Wanks alrawn.2s Guineas Each. 7.nt . Drawn l'tize S.:cond Day 1000 Guineas. tud and std Drawn Pr:zes :.:cond Day 5: 0 Guineas each. Vegins 1111 . 4 W illg ANU ARY, 1817. Sneed Day„.3lst Jilluary.—Lost Day, 6th February► Ittcz.intiox, GssOUCICK, and Co. rc.pectfully solicit the rttnicauls of ese Public A' their Offices, Cornhill and Charing *ktre any favour': e Numbers may be s-cured by au early pp:mation s aid Mitre tl:, y bold, i.O Sliarcs, in the Lcitery No. 678 8E20,000 1,1:':(1 XrrE4 b:11 10,0 . .:0 I 2,493 S;io 11,794 10 • 00 4 .ro 540 4642 1:000 r.OJ Cus &c. &e. t:,7. SERVANTS' LIVEttIES, ol ever y I)cscriptitl, uxrtcdy and substantially to .de, of the vvry best Materials, every t•educz.l Prices, in Coo stspetice of toe 1:7,:elolVt:Iltii of the Luabli.lntin, new Arran:m=4ls, ar.d other re: , 4ons, witich cm sati.latterili given on an interview. The Concern is there tee =Wed to allow front 70 to 15 psi. Cent. Dittoutit for : lady or alter Discounts, it. propottion to the tone ol Credit; Louth: usual Credit of 'l'welve Months is given, then not any Vulva can be allowed. G. FOX'S WAREHOUSE, - 28, King'. -street, Covent Garden. TIkS. COOPER, bIUNItOE, and DUNCAN, Physicians to the Mtdical Board at Charlotte House, ditifriata Road, have ascertained that upwards of Sono Patients vt . cartd annually of prevailing disrodera, that hundreds were In ad.rasAing state, owing to quacking themselves, and by con- teen ignorant of the profession, who deceive the public spedous promiies and immoral advertisements. IF.rup '4alon the head, face, and body, ulcerated threat, swellings in :_ l 'efttk,nodes ou the shits-Louts, labia in the head and limbs, taken for rheuma:ian, sv.elled ancles, and nervous de• are diseases which appear years after, and the consequences 91 " 4 Preptv treatment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are 4 .'. 4 1.ini daily from eight till tip,ht, nr by letter, containing a i ta ";:ad the poor have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sun elll2 fidock.—There is a side door null private too:ns for ktUfllON'3 CI I.r.BRXI KD isBsTERGENT ,L0 . 116N, liOtt ERU 1 lONS ON THE SKIN. " Simplex. llor. I Od. v. 5. Lf.t.Banz by Lleariliness. lit unneces s ary ter entinierAte the advaqtages re- ":slag to the constitution of every permit by eCectually re thostruclims trom eurfece of the and thereby 't7"gtftee at;d open the inuitintrable passattes and pores through Mute rivals All wide! s or neetiwis hurnebuiri (runt the v itrl aCd *kick, lerieg as:reacted, are forced halt again into the rod, and bvcome the sources of many datigeruus disease*. It f. 4,1 0 re a matter of much consequence, as welt to prevent hurt diterders,as for the preserva.ion of ease, cum tort, and beauty, Ou'olls (however slightlyaQtcted)"h t they should occasionally tmourse to 301.0 NION's A 11:31 - bitt;ENT i.o . nuN ; but sPetially it becomes urgently requisite when the effects of ..tuvioit make their appearance, and break out into pimples, "q'a t, carbuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. the Abster it,tiamen never fails with those who give it a fair trial, end P u blic stay be convit:ce.l of the certainty of its success as a I . l hd certain remedy fur berpetic compia.Ats in general. Price 1 4 . 4 Per bottle _to pr e vent counterfeits, pira,c to observe • • til e name, " Saul. tiolamon, Liverpool," is engraved on the °P Prefixed to each bottle. tie CuIt,DIAL BAI.II OF GII.EAII most wonderfully k 4 nature, and wai sit en the life of the oged and Warm. h _ l bwarti decays, deb . ll, lowness of spirits, relaxatlao in • " iNhether heredi.ory or owing to youthful imprudoltillos elttlitine win a ff iird the not wonderful redef. 4 7 Same' Legit, its, Stratidk . Bacon and Co. 159, Oz tilts 1 - 4 1fleut4 littnlie an 4 Dowding, aslinnui i and' a:I Veliers. F 7.7 , V . • t3k. it it sv," eo&c ~~a i:t IN 3 altnty fob) ,~ K h 1 ........ Mill. i i ...../.. TO ER Sel.ll RY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALARGE MODERN •BIJILT• CHAPEL ‘ situate In the CITY of BRISTOL; will Contain aboa Fifteen Bundled Persons. For Particulates *WY to Mr. John Scott, No. 14, Maryport story r i llribool; or•to Mrs. Elisabeth Hughes, No. 8, Ptntywell hoe, (le by letter, Post. paid). COBBE IT'S LIPS—BY HIN This day vies published, Closely prin►ed In eye. (containing m much in gnan•lry as a bait. clown Pamphlet), price wily id. or 90 Co*. for , HE LIFE of WILLIAM COBBET I'. Author • of The Pulfrieal Regi.ter.—Writteu by HIMSELF. Printed f,r W. Hone, 55, Fleet-street, avid 67, Old Bailey, three doors frtim Ludgate.bill. Country orders, with remittances by Poet, or payment In 'l'own, will be immedittely esectitsd. Frlt • This day was published, Reciond Lrdltiou, price LPKETCH of the BRITISH FUR TRADE in • Nowrii AMERICA. With Observations on the North 1 West, Company ef Montreal. Li the EARL of SELKIRX. Also I. The Sp.ecbrs of Lord Erskine when at the Par, on the Liberty Gf the Press artd MlicelLtnecus Subjects, S vols. livce 49 10s.; .Royal Xs 19s. hoards, 'second eilitin:i. 9. Aclinsitory of flames, with Tables of Odds, calculated for uitably maul advaptageously ; and their Laws as settled `at If 4...Whuu's • fillivithisow's ' the Albion and Jodie', ChibtAr r Ilte. ate. illy Chlrles Pigot,Esti. price 4s. botindio rcdi • - Printed for Ridgway and Sitins,"Piccach*. This day was published, in 2 vols.Bvo. illustrated by Twelv t e Historical Engravings, price ,E 1 10s. board. ' riri HE INQUiSITION UNMASKED. being. A- an Historical and Philosophical Account of th.o tremendous 'Tribunal; founded on authrntic documents ; and exhibiting the necessity of its suppzeision, as the means of Reform and 'rege neration. Writfeti And published at the timE wren the National Congress of Spain was about to deliberate on this important hies- WIC. By 1). Ald I 01110 PUItSBLANCfri. 'Translated (rum the Author's enlarged Copy, by Wm. Walton, Esq. London Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos• ter-row J Booth, Duke street, Portland-place; sold also by Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and!. Cumming, Dublin. 8, firL • 4 . lib day arrialiablighad, • In Two Volumes, pew. rice its. is boards; , 0441at-DECE rat:M.44n a Series of Letters.= 11 4 ,7 • By EMA ,P4KER. 4111lior lit "'Re Otierr;lla " Arras." Ste. Ike. for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whit.laU. Title day was rehabbed, In st vols. averier At es. boards, AHISTORY of the JESUI T S; to which is vreeteli, a Reply to Mr. Motu's Dtfenee of that Order. Lon hens Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, aid Joy, Paternoster row; W. Riaelwood.Edinburgh ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. Mr - V 1 S PE ICE. SALES BY AUCTION. • • 1 • WORCESTERSHIRE. Cerfail WATER CORN-MILL, DWELLING•HfIUSE, Re; and TWF.LVE ACRE': of ME.IIIJW LAND. By Mr. ROBIN:: Ax Oirentray's Coffee-house, Ezettange.alley, Cisenbli; I minion, eat TIOUSIIDAT neat. Noveinheta asaq, at te o'clotr, AVitLjJABLE, FRrEHOLD IiSTA lEt cpl e ta the LINE MILL, situate in the Parish of Leigh, in the County of Weicester, nnw in the occupation of Mr. Bennett, a yearly tenant, compribing a newly-erected . WATk.it ($ *N MILL, With Two Pair of French Stones, east-itou Wheel, Ae. Diestleg Machine ? ape. he. Capital .11 A KE-HOUSIL, good DW &LUNG . HOUSE, Stables, Caw-house, Cart house, and other Outbuild. • logs t.afarden, Orchard, Nursery, containing nearly 1,500 black 'ltalian Poplars, of ale Years growth, 'and 'lwelve Acres of rich Meadow Land. This Property Is peculiarly desirable, ks situation is close ed a good turnpike-4*A and su near,to that faillionable resort, Malvern. • Maybe Viewad by applying an the Premier% where Partied hes way be bad; of Wit. gaudy, Li.. and Moms. Welles and Dickens, SUliciton • the Hop Pole and Stu and Carter lons, NV or comer; Aloft Brad; White Liao, BiLth ; of Mr. Phelps, Eve. sham; Ur. Minn, Otrard ; Hen and chickens. Birmingham ; I'. ; George, Cheltonitatis Mee Head; Chute • isesusefst Ciiewtheesit ; wed of le i Ware r wick wnver, lino< st . ay be sees. - • • • WORCESTERSHIRE, • 1 • BETWEEN MALVERN AND WORCF.STRA, And a Small *Part in HEREFORDSHIRE. • VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, . Of ONE HUNDRED and FIE TY.NiNE ACRE S, Eligible RE 1D1124 - .:lt and OFFICES, FARM YAttD, 8.1.:1N5, STABLES, and OU T-BUILDINGS; LAND. AX REDEEMLii. By Mr. ROBINS, • . At Oarraway's Coffee-House Excbange•siksy, Cornblr, an 1:1111111111DAY 11.11114 Novem ber 21, at Twelve &Cloak.. . rjHAT well-known and truly desirable FREE HOLD FAKM, THE- OMITS: In the occupation of Mr. Tssiovnv from Yeaf to Year) Situate in the Parishes a 4.eigh and eradley, in the Gniuties of lArorcester and Hereford. Comprising a large and batrdtome Farm House, with good °Sees, Cellaring, &c. with Earn., Stablett,Covi-Houses, Cart and Waggon Sheds, Hop Kiln', Cyder Mill,Drink•house, and All other necessary Ost:oridatitt., ttigeilla with ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE ACRES Of ex et lknt LAND, most ju ilciously dic!iled into line Meadows, Pastures, and Tillages ; Orchards, beautiful, extensive, and very productive; Hop Plantatitms of the choicest quality; Coppices Ste. ail in a high state of Culavation, weld, of producing the heaviest crops. May be viewed by apply!ng on the Premises, where Part2cn lars may be had; of Wm. Handy, Esq. and Messrs. Wales and Dickens, Solicitori, the I lop -Pole, and Star and Garter Inns, Wyrs eester ; Bush, Bristol ; Whhe Liou, bath ; of Mr, Phelps, Eves sham; Mr. Adams, Ozford; Hen and Wakens, Bireniailheas ; T. G. Pair, Esq. Lichfield ; George, Uhritenhani ; Kong's Head. Gloucester ; at Garraway's Coffee House; NVarwkk-itres dolden-square, where a ien of the Estate m.iy be keen. HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THE GRAVEL AND S CONE, LUMBAGO, &c. ri F the various complained incident to the human framei there are none mule dreadful In their nature, nor more abwming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. llicknian's Pills, composed of the most innocent ingreditans, have sheen found of dupla efficacy, in strengthening the vessels containing t h e urine. reaming the °eked!, no gritty sectiecions, and banishing every pernitious tendency to those cliserderi, without confinement. '!'hey ate thetefoce with great confidence xeconamended to the afflicted hi the tbove complaints ; as won ai fur Lumbago, Pains hi the Buck and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder. Sold, In boxes at ts. 9d. and I Is. by Messrs. Butler anti Sono, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and also by M. Gardner, George. street, Edinburgh ; Messrb. Nrwhei) and Stud Danitotreet, Dublin; and the tvledicitie Venders in evert Chi and Town in the United Kingdom. MATRIMONIAL FELICI Ft. s' But happy tiwy, the baeple‘t of their kind." finch is the language of the immortal I how son. when speak. Jog of the Marriage Stare. But to ensure that 'happiness, it is necessary, as JUVISNAL observes—" Mena sans, in curpore sano," to have a 'sound mind in a sound body. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgetins in London, have sedulmisly deemed their attention lur these last 17 years to. the study of those disco. den which so frequeutly embitter, and too often prevent,:that ka. estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from pertlns of ti., Brit tits tinvieo, and the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complants, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In al; cases of hiebility or Deficiency, whe. thee resullik from the too frequency of participating to the gale. ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, whirl weakens the energy of she rifrri, and desttoys tbr flower of youth, by producing sterility in the hoe sea, and impotence io the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure, To those veLo, from such complaints, are prevented eat,ring into the married stale, and ashamed to seek relict, brood over their infirinities in silence, it must be consoling to hnow,' bow. ewer difficult or ineffectual the cure may be dot •ned by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infiddble m ad they Mg , be restated to a sound and vigorous constitution. A tensile disorder, frequently contracted in a moment *1 indiscretion, and 'Very species of Venereal lufectien, by a mild and neter-fallion mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Chests, which they are elabled to cure in a abort period, without recourse to the palufel datieroos erects oldie Caustic; references of which can be given ta stv..ral Noblemeu sad Gentlemen of high respectability, who hair, been cutcd in a very short penes, after baying laboured whirr strictures fur many years. To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial hall ine,s have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing te [halm to kaew, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the grieral health it renovated, and the imiedi ments removed. Messrs. Goes and Co. exclusively prufe,sing the • cure of these particular our ;denten in °fuer that they may not be marked bye mistaken tew,w-th the obloquy sof witty atta ched to the iguoraot env . it, t li;uk tt 1 -tit justice to themselves to state, that they hate )4%13 prri;.eciy t tlac.lteil and initiates) Into every brawn of the pion-444,n , era tificates qf which, trent vat loos hos. pis*, and tesun.onials :tont the highest protessloual,autiaand cs !they have to province arty inquiter). That a recele.ce in sh e warmer hemisphere ut eastern world, as well as in other parts, emboldens them to asset., that their researches having beet, colt oard to distaste thready enumerated, they hold 'sot a certainty of renovation to such as may Ishour under the detAlitatiog effects of aWe pa,wil under the torrid sone. Abel further, that having ha eiTot mottles, in their professional caps. city, of fornting an intimate acquaintance with the coo. stitutional habits of seafaring persons, they offer to theft the best assurances qt immediate relief; that the success re. M. leg from their cialeavuurs first induced mem to quit the practice/of 1 1 the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pret. sisiona constitute a fair ground for the unpreeedeuted conli t t.ee with Which they have, by the Public, been to liberal)? Immured. To be consulted at their house daily (per.ougry, or by !tout) by Patients of ether sea, with secrecy, I .•!icary, And altortiOL. Patients to the a/UM ty are requested to stine it-•!er.tuie of Cr& case, age, a... 1 manner err flews, e,seltsur. a f.'5...1'330s for advice and medicin , s; arid the remedial. wit Le v;tn tw forwarded to any part of thn kinedren G and Cotturi;cer.s. i 3, Bwratit Ilerteet;:e • - • - r'fr •••. - . . . • • ' • " s • • ••• ; • • ; q.15',9t1 . 1411 P- - • . • • A.- • . - • f• • • 4'; • . „")), a * • , 10 " • ' t• , 3i , 1111 0 , 1•4 0 40 ,101 PI.K* I I • 4ilk• • • 111 . • It 4; *, _47,4 \NA 4 N . • . , 1.4.1111 e "P • . • • •r. 4 _7 • - • MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 18,•1014:-. PRICE S • . Mils day seas published, price Ss. THE CRESCENT; a Natinnal Poem. Intended to Commemorate the gilrlous Vietery at Alegre. Dedi• cated to his Royal Highness the Pittner Rearm?, By Mrs. 111‘MU LIAM, Relict of W. MqVAuf,LAN, Egg. M.D. Royal Wary. Pnialtshed by Messrs. Longman and Cu.; T. Egerton, White. ball ; anti E. Lloyd, Harley-street. Where also may be had, very lately published. by the same A utlaor, The Wanderings of a nolefinth t or Character's* Sketches in the Nineteenth Century; Third f.ll:icia. AM. The Naiad's Wreath, a CoLectlon of Poems. • ' •• "nig day was M ptittb . • • rWE ED IN BU Kt, iff*O tl ifs or, CR1T.1.4 CAL JOURNAL. Number 1.111. tontilning, • ART. I. The Works of Jonathan `wilt, D.D. Dean of Sr. Patrick's, Dublia ; containing additional Letters. Tracts, and Poems, not hitherto published; with Notes and a life of the Author, by Walter Scott, Esq.-2. Christabel; !Cable Khan, a Vision. The Pains of Sleep. By '3 T. Coleridge, Esq.—S. French ineasion of the TyroL By J. L. S. Barthsibly.-4. Tht Principles of Illusions, dedgned fur the Use of Students in the Universities. By Wm. Draltry, B. D. F it. H. late Fellow of Trinity College. Cambridge.--5. Voyage tie Hunilioldt et Bonpiand. Quatriente Pattie. Anronomie.—fi. The Law of Libel, in which is con tained a General History of this Law in the ancient Codes, and of its introduction and f , ucceisive Alterations in the Li* of Eng land; comprehending a Digest of all the leading Cases upon Libels, from the earliest to the present Time. By Thos. Ludlow Halt, Esq.-7, Geologic di Breislak.-6. The History of the Church of Scotland, from the Establislunein of the Reformation to the kevolution, illustrating a most interesting Period of the political History of Britain. By Geo. Cook, D. D.-11. A Gene ral View of the Progress of Metaphysical, Ethical, and Political Philosophy, since the revival of Letters In Europe. By Dugald Stewart, Esq.; being the first Dissertation or introductory D:s. course to the Supplement of the Encyclopedia Britannica.-10. itell,mions on the progressive Decline of the British Empire, and on she Necessity of Public • Reform. By H. Schuite*—Liberty, civil and religious. By a Friend to buds—Quarterly List of new Publications. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burLlt ; and Longman, Huts:. flee:, Orme, and Brown, Lund:in. Of whom may be hal, The Edinburgh Review, front 'vs commencement in 1802, or any Number cr Volutne separately. THE COMMERCIAL HAI.I. WINE COMPANY, (ESTAIL.IIIIIIII I 10 TILE YEAR 1808,) No. 10, SKINNER-STREET, And No. 340, OXPORD-STREE r, LONDON. /SHE COMPANY solicit the Public attention to 1. the Company's List of GENUINE WINES, SPIRITS, and CORDIALS, trusting Urn. as their Prices are fixed on their usual moderate Scale, they will as heretofore give full satisfac tion to that truly respectable part of the Community, persons who pay Ready Money ; no pants or expense baying been spared for the last Kght Years, in selecting the most Rare Wines that could be procured from the choicest Vintages in the World. • PORTUGAL Wunts; Pee Dos. • Red Pon, Vintage 1812 • 445. Ditto, ditto, first Qualkyotod she best imported 481. *Ditto. sealed T. R. A. drawn from the Pipe as ordered, and allowed to be the most superior that Is sold . 848 Ditto, due, in Months in Bottle - 605,. 64.: 345. Old Rorie crusted, curiously Walt and soft flavoured DuceVas, front the Hock Grape - - 01d Port, in Ms, Vintage of 1608 - SPANISH AND LISBON WINES. kisbou, direct -48 s. Pipe 011 Sherry, direct 6.3. I Ditto. ditto, East India Ditto, Past India . • 60s. (matchless) - tons. Old Rich Mountain 48s. ditto, Ditto, Pale to, ditto 6os. Ditto, Ohl Rota Tr.nt 53a. - RHENISH. Re. • Moselle . 84e. I Hock, Old • Rhenish • 100 s. 1 Ditto, very Old : MADEIRA'S, TENERIFFE'S, be. fine Teneriffe - 4do. Ditto, old fine West In- Ditto Vidonia -48 s. die ditto - Ditto Latupwotte Oos. Ditto, Old East India Ditto Rich Palma 50s. particulatly fine Ditto Brunti Medal's 50s. ERENefa Cant, small Savoured,' but good bodied 7So Ditto, the Moot Chateau Merest 110 s. Ditto, ditto, Lafitte 1101. Burgundy, lit Growth Hermitage, lit Growth l"Os. CAPS 'Cape Madeira, the usual bite Quality, sold br the C. H. W. C. Ditto Van de grave, in French Bottles 411 i. - . Champagne, the finest - . -Sparkling -140 s. Ditto, ditto, Cretin 12th. 'Vita de Grata - Sauterne 75,. Via de Clarnash, a curi ous scarce Article MX, OW greatigniat 110 e. WINES. Red Cape, from the best 11nta Grape • trams , Owed -42 a. Constant/A, SIM hook in Plots Sea. ..............•.... Pink Apple Shrub 548.1 lioyeau, Red ad Whitt Us. De. Brandy do.dellcises 84s. I • , • • GEWIIIR SPIRITS. Per Gallon. English Geneva Os. ad..-- Jamaica. Rum, partite - • ii;C. 6d.—lits..6d laity ao - 18 s. 6d. Hollands ditto, • ?keit ." Cogiihse,4lne old -1 295. Waite - • • • We. Ditto, la bottles, 46 Jam. Rem,eld.dt wit 16*. di., U.:n*4. - 4 4 25. For the egressions, Rf those Families wh o prefer their Wines ha Pints, add for Condoliseurs is superior Articles, (he CsiMpany have selse..ed the Miiii curious Wines, etc.Andlietr the follow ing as the most choice that catybe produced: 1 Per Due. • . Per Doz. l Fine West India Ma- Old East India Sherry of delta, in Puts -46 s tbi . most curious and Old East India dkto, of . . rearm Quality . Sits the most exquistte his- , : Fine old dry Lisbon 324. tour and quality . 46. Ditte.Cateayslta sly. ' Malmstx Madeira ' 431. DEtti Constandi, very Malmsey Canary . idi - imp Quality - 665. `Vin de Outlasts - St& Fruodkniic • - 5.1'5., WINES. —PER PIPE. Port Wines, . Vinta4s Ditto West India Ma -1815 - £loo a sleir.a - 8E194 Ditto, ditto 1814 10 Ditto East India ditto - 165 Fine old Sherry -. • - 110 I TcoetiVe audNidonia • 95 IDitto East India 14.0 I,Cape Madeira, the finest 63 .. • port Wines of superior excellence. The Commercial Hall Wine Company have the pleaiure to in. form their Coatomers, Families Of the 6nt rank And distlncdon, and the Public in general, that they. have now for Oahe Tau 'llossattd Dozen or Port Wine, which for flavoor awl true vi ndicate of 'quality is onique, the Piice 545. per dorm. This Wine Is otthe purest quality of Portugal Rid Wine, from the wood. and is only intended for keeping to produce such Wire as never eau be excelled; =die prevent aoy other Wine Irons being iatrodaced as this article, the Public are informed that estei y Cork will be sealed with bright red was, and the *jab g• Cues. *Odd Hall Wine Company, * to a dads, wickk . II it i : A." in ShirMktro of the SOIL . TIME'S TELESCO PE FOR 18t 7. On the 141 th hut ant., will he published (with the Almanacks), .price los in extra boards, T IME'S TELESt.:OPE for 1817 I or a Complete Guide to the Alinanack: containing 1. 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