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, - 3 NUMBER 6 113 LAST WEEK OF,TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. THEATRE ROYAL, coy ENT , -GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 14, 1812, . Will be aaetl Shakspeare's Historical Play of COlllO LANUS ; Or, THE ROMAN MATRON. Cori°!anus. Mr K.EMBLE ; Aufidius, Mr. EGER FON ; Sicinius, Mi.. BAR R Y AlO R E ; Brutus, Mr. MURRAY; Voltunnia, Airs. SI DDONS; Virgilia, Mts. H. 1011NST01. To which will be added, the Farce of . IS HE A PRI NCE ? .11arcri Crackenberg. A - Ir. EMERY ; t:ount Rosenblum,. Mr LIST ON • Ifluffhs.lg. Mr. 1: 1. A N c!1.1 it I); Captanaindorf, Mr. lON ES ; Moritz, Mr. I.AR LEY ; Frantz. l'ar. BISHOP; Miss Cratkenbere, Mrs., DAVE PORT; • Caroltix, - M4s S. 800 I'll. ... 13 °xcs 7s. 3s- 641,—Ptt 35. 6d. %econtl-price . zs. Second-price ts.—L . poer* Gattery ts. Se ti -)"d-price 01. • ..,,Places lot' the Boxes to be ti:ken of Mr. Brandon, at the ."raw Box-office, in Hart-street. L.he Doors will be opened at Ilalf-past Five,-and the Play i'vgin at Half-past Six. On Wedn- - .1 You It • with Timoui, the Tar S' ay, Like LisßoN. ' A VIE'W of that irreresting crry, taken from I:the ;till o f Alm.tda, is NOW OP LN at lIARKER's ` A NaRANIA. STRAND, near -Surrey-street. It is I'2inted on a large scaly, a:ld embraces, on. one side, the -,_:,twoleof the Ci t y o f Li s b on , in the Province of Estrema. aura, , with the Country as ar as Cintra ; and on the other an• equally extensive View of the t!rovince of A lentej,,, ` l2 e Town of Almada, and Ruins of the' Castle in the Pore- Pound. !THE EXHIBITION at the BRITISH GAL ..E It V, P EXHIBITION NIALL, is NOW OPEN:Or the EX i'IRITION of Mr. WEST'i Piatire of OUR SAVIOUR :the the ‘ 1 10:0c.S RITI SH ARTISTS. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A.ll‘A. Keeper, is he nue to Subscriptions for the,Print of Mr. Wost's Pidirre con b.:: receiv;.:d at the Gallery. ALIA Z A RD, BURNE, and. WARNERS, 1 ,, Stock- brokers. respetifully inform the Public, that lief( ETS and SIIAR ES for the present STATE LOT to k V, are on sale at their Office, No. 9;, Royal' Exchange, , "t he Seheme, hy a very judicious arrangement, exhibits teglinal Prizts in greater Nouther and Variety, than in any Lottery of an equal Number of Tickets. • ~ Pliee of a Ticket 211. 18s. • .• .41t. 6 o t Eighth . . . ~'z ig 6 \?uarter . -sis o Sixteenth ... t 9 6 4 To be drawn 30th of the present month; thy", - Letters, past. paid, duly answeseii,'and Orders from ), t , ,,'„uuntry, accompanied with remittauc.-:, attended to by or Dust. , 1 71 ,,,AN C i-, r- tt TIM ITIiNiOST 1:',1.1 1 4. , 1tT -'iNC E. 'lt,. , . : ::it - : - I and Co. xiltite llolir Friencis,' that t ent. the SCIIENIE of the PRESENT LOTTERY pre.. Ze2, ll enefits to the Adventurer of singular superiority and a et "l'. l ry. The,Ct?anc es are so well arranged, that the prices ti, torch cannot o.: fail r ; ; i:,onng universal satisfaCtion. All 6lat have perus:ri the Scheme declare they wild have a - ,nanc r . , . OICKETS andSIIARES.are Selling by I-104NSBY and h i . who solicit the favours of the Public at their Old Esta. , at ', . si ! ed State L ot t er y Of fi ce, 26, Cornhill, w h ere a ll P r ize s tri ime d. ~, lately paid. „ders by post or carrier executed with fidelity and dis patch,. SPRING LOTTERY. DIE)DING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill (the corner lb _ next to the Ma n si o n.B o use), remind their Friends, that , t !' Present Lottery, abounding with an unexampled Variety 14 3 gnificent Ptizes, will be all drawn the 3oth of THIS 4 11 6 the LAST LOTTERY, P. and Co. sold No. 3486, tipt... 4 e ao,triool. and No/a9zr, a Prize of 401. in twenty- VAT Shares; besides which, their general mass of various 1 4 4e. 4 so greatly exceeded the due Proportion, that it one th eta had purchased all the Tickets and SP.:ires sold by ! I T:, it wouid have yielded at the rate of 101. tEs. 4d. per t t ( 4 , e t, or upwards of 17,0001. over and above the Prime tt 11 • nil s " 3 Was indeed Luck—Real Luck—which PI DM NG Ig o. \- 0 . hope and expel will be repeated at their Mice, Cornhill, the former Lucky Residence of old Mr. .8 11 6,* who accumulated about 400,c001. on that , identical 'th e ! loot of which he built and endowed the hospital in rough. ,NEW INVENTED BREECEIES. SUTTON has the honour of presenting his respelful Acknowledgments to the Nobility,•Gentry, De l l fie Public, for the distinguished Pat:onage he• has ex- Need for his new invented Breechers and Pantaloons 4 bl e e ll uinecedented deMand for them a. - ;cards an unquestiun veto P r uot of their infrstiniabie utility, as it eradicates that c o i' Kteitt complaint of the bad sewing, and the Silk turning ili de - t4r in washing, in t'.e Seams being made without leg tt tv 4% 6 , e arn ; and renders Kersey mere as elastic as Stocking of rigi n ', (t es9riptibil, which makes them peculiarly adapted for bl e , l 6 t. which has been long the desire of su many Gentle- Qa t ofndvn,cle only by the Inventor, T. Sutton, 314, North Ran t t he Netirch, Strand, where he has laid in an die t. ~'Nssortment of the choicest Slimmer Patterns. ' ir 11; t 4 Qies' Habits, Naval and Military Equipment, according t tis • U the newest Regulation ; and every other branch of the tu, i l i t :ess executed in the first Style, witli the utmost punc- N`and dispatch. Centlemen in the Country desirous of having their ' he Lil,es made in Uncivil, by sending a Letter, post phi, to may have instructions to measure themselves.— 4 ths bent to any part ot the World. tt) SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA, AND - WINTER COUGH. a r iCH has been the wonderful etre& of the OXY th • L and prepared S.T It AM ONIUM, in the Cu-re of N,,,',!bove Diseases, that. not one Casa 'can be produced in . ' ll, ll they have not proved highly beneficial. , s t.he last Edi t i on o f M r . FI SH E It's Trearise on Asthma, u ,"sumptio n , &c. contains several remarkable Cures of Con= Option and Asthma, which had been declared by eminent Clical Men to be hopeless. )thereral consumptive Patients have been effeaually cured, sti l ? Were to all appearance living Skeletons, and, what is tt i , v ery remarkable, those ,Astinnatic Subjects who were 'ed in the course of last Winter, have not experienced the 7, return of the complaint this Winter. per. F . •I '• 'l:re •t; pr 2.i 6d. will be found the 9u a ., ce sp is ettable.;festimonies of the efficacy and innocent titv o f these discoveries. - .o)Zyinel and prepared Herb are sold in London by Is, r 's. corner of 'St. Paul's Church- yard ; Bacon and Co. ttrid'iPxford-street; Foster and Co 34, Parliament.strect ; Adk lierner's-street ; Lynch. Manchester: Turner and 14ndead, Newcastle; 13i 11 inge, Liverpool ; Barry, Bristol ; t:sn ')w es, Shrewsbury ; Knott and Lloyd, Biriningham ; evv:uk ; Brass , ; Balam, Portsinouth; Searfe, S4'',r l ; Hornby, ; Poole, Chester ; Brodie and Co. 1 4f 4 1; ); u rY ; tones,. xford ; M inshull, Lancaster N ewbury., '" ; and Hooker, Ipswich. c\: 1 ; • • 71_ ,1 1 „4 USEFUL PUBLICAIIONS, &c. In a few Days will be published, in Foolscap Oaavo, The ' Second Edition. . . l A I. CHRISTIAN'S SURVEY of all 11)6 Primary Events and Periods of the World; from the Com mencement of History. to the Conclusion of Prophecy. ,Printed for William Ihemalle.strectA where may he had, in Oztavo, price mss. boards, Observations hi lilutration Of Virgil's Celebrated Fourth Eclogue. . . This Day was published.. - The Second Edition, iii Two Volumes, small Delay°, price its. boards, A. NATOMIC4L EXAMINATIONS; a com l. I__ plete Series of Anatomical Questions, with AD- The Answers arranged scras to form' an G letnentary Sys tem of Anatomy, and intended as preparatory to Exarnina, tions at Surgeons' Hall. • TO which are annexed, Tables of the Bones, Muscles, and Arteries. Printed for Samuel Highley, 24, Fleet. street. This Day was published, • In Two Volumes )davo. price rs. \Jr MNASIUM, sive SYMBOLA cRITICA ; containing syntactical Rules and Critical Observations, intended to facilitate the attainment of a correct Latin Prose Style. By the Rev. ALEXANDER CROMBI E, I.L.D. Printed for I . Johnson, and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, 4y the same Author, An Essay on Philosophical Necessity, in t vol. Bvo. price 75 and A Treatise on the Etymology and Syntax of the English Language, 2d Edition, Svo. price Bs. This Day was published., price 2s. 6d. A N ADDRESS to the PUBLIC, in Recom- LX. mendatioa of the Madras SyStem of Education, as in vented 21:d praCtged by the Rev. Dr. Bell, F .A.S.S. F.R.S. ED. -With a Comparison between-his Schools and those of Mr. loseph Lanca s ter. To which is added, the third Edi tion ot a Sermon on the Same Subjett, preached in the Parish Church of Hartlepool, in the Countyot Durham, on Sunday, August z 6, Mo. BY the Rev: N. f ~HOLLINGSWORTH, Perpetual Curate of Hartlepool, and Vicar of Haltwhistle, c TT i\T e ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, March 23, 1812. H IS Royal Highness th e P r i nce R egent , b at h , in the name and on the behalf of the King, signific..d.to my Loyds'Commisgioners of the Admiralty, tbe - ROyal plea sure, that the Uniform Clothing at present worn by the Flag Officers, Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, Masters' Mates, and Midshipmen of his .Majesty's Royal Navy, shall be altered in theimanner undermentioned, namely : ADMIRAL OF TIIE FLEET. FULL DRESS. Coat of Blue Cloth, Blue Cloth Collar, White Cloth Lappel Is and Cuffs, with five Laces round the Cuffs ; laced as at present. • Epaulettes 'as at present; Buttons the same as at present, with the addiitoo of a Crown over the Anchor. APRIL 13, 1812. . • in the County of Noithumberland S• ki by kivingtons and'Hatel;rd,l,ondon ; and by the_se vc ra I 6,6 ksellers iu c)xfurd and Cambridge, and in the Conn, t of Durham and Northumberland.. Ina rew Days will be published, In One large Volume,' duoctecinio, uric,: in boards 6s. a new e,lition of UTEDITATIONS foi the AGED. By lowll ',MEWS rEit, Rettor of Boldon, and Vicar Greathain, in the County of Dud, nil. . , Printed for F. C. and kiyitiL.or., No. 6z, St, Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. liatchard, No. zoo, Picca dilly. 0 f whom may be had, by the same Author, ' . . r. The Meditations .ol'a - Recluse : chiefly •on Religious Subjects. "rite third edition. ln unb volume octavo. price in boards Ys 2- Lectures on the A6ts of the Apostles, delivered in the Church of• - !"-- 11 ,v1,-- c tr„ 11-1) j. • price in bo,nd., r4s. CHEM' EDITioN voi< Dl5 This Day was• published, Price rs. or los. a dozen, a new Edition ot AN INQUitIY info the CONSEQUENCES of neglecting to give the PRAYE rK. with the 1318 LE. Interspersed with Remarks on scenic late Speeches at Cambridge, and otherimportant platter relative to' the Bri_ tish and Foreign Bible Society. - _ By HERBERT MARSEI, D:D F.R S. Ma'garet Professor or Divinity. in Cambridge. Cambridge: printed by F. Hodson, and sold by the Book. sellers there; and by Rivingtons afid flatcliar.l,. London. Of whom may be had, by the same A •• t The National Religion the Foundation of National Edu cation, a Sermon, preached on Thursday, Tune 13111, in the Cathedral Church ot St Paul, - at the Yearly Meeting ot the C hild,ren educated in the Charity Schools in and about the Cities Of London and Westminster. Prea:lied and printed at the Request of the Society tor Promoting C hristian %Know ledge. The filth Ltition, price is. or 95. a dozen for distri bution. 2. A Vindication of Dr: Bell's System of Tuition, in a Se ries of Letters, price 1:;. ' THE ‘VOlttcfi OF It CUMBEItLAND,Itiy. ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co,. respb,s,t fully Al sAbmit the following List of the admired Wciks of the late Mr. CUMBERLAND, which tecominnd themselves to the notice of every.class of readers, by the excellence of their morality, the entertainment and interest of their _ va rious subjects, and the - elegance and purity of their cOmposi- Wan, a combination which with future ages, '‘,/ ill enroll the name of Cumbeiland with those of Milton, Addison, Shak speare, and Johnson. MEMOIRS of his OWN LIFE, with Anecdotes and Chowders of his Contemporaries ; elegantly printed in Royal 4to. with first impressions -of the Portraits, a Sup plement, and Index, price. at. sa. The same elegantly printed in a vols. Svo. 0. is. _ CALVARY, oz DEATPI of CFI RlsT, a Poem; ele gantly printed in two pocket volumes. Sev'cnth Edition, ass. or 01s. on large paper. The EXODIAD, a Poem, by Mr. Cumberland and Sir lames Bland burges 9 Bart. elegantly prinAen in 4to. 0. zos. 101-IN DE LANCASTER, a Novel, 3 vots. elegantly printed. Second Edition, 0. as. The OBSER V ER, a Colledion of Moral, Literary, and Familiar Essays, complete in 3 vols. t 55. • Finsbury square, April 8, 1812. This Day way In Seven very lams Volumes, Odavo, price SI. Ss. ; or with the I l'arei,.elegamly c:Jhured, price 6,. 6s. AGENERAL SYSTENI NAI UaE,ititough. the three grand kingdoms Of AN" NI .A LS. V'EG PTA - BLES, and MIN ER A 1..5, systematically thy:tied into their several classes, orders, gene a, species, and varieties, with their habitations, manners, ctiZnionty, structure, and pecu liarities. Translated from Gmelin's and ‘Vilrleno‘N's last Editions of - - the celebrated Systems Nature, By Sir CPI. 4, it LES LINN E. Amended and ctilarymi by the improvements and discoveries of later Naturalists and Societ►es, • By WILE.IANI 'III.IkToN, NI. D. Fellow of the Linn:man Society, Author of a " Medical Giossaty, &C. &c. The expediency of a Translation of the Systems Nature; has long been acknowledg,d, and the want of it often la.: merited ; the principal view of the present Editor has been to deliver it in as intelligible, correct, and useful a form, as th►e nature of such a lanorions Work would admit. Tile ,Lin 'lean terms are rendered as nearly as possible to the idiom of the English Language, and a general ExpOsiatury Dictionary of such as are l:ecul►arly .appropriate to the science, alli ed to the last volume, svtii4l► also contains a Biographical Account and Portait of the Author. The Work is accompanied by such Copper-plates, as are properly introductory to the seve ral ,departments of birds, fishes, insects, botany, &c. and for the convenience of suet► as wish to become acquainted with the productions ot , ti►eir own country, the difli:rent sub jets of Natural Pli,tory, hitherto tumid in Great Britain, are pointed out by . u ► astifrisk. London : Printed for Lai:kington, Allen, and Co. Fins bury-square. e To accommodate particular purchasers, this Work may be had separately, as folio, a Ihe Anitnals,A, vols. 31. 3s. —The Vegetables, 2 vols. 2!. 2S. tie Minerals, Life, and. Dictionary, in i vol. iss. UNDRESS. Blue. - Cloth. Blue Cloth Collar, White Lappells and Cuffs with live Laces ; laced round the Collar and Lap pells to the end of the Skirts Flap and Frame, Hips and Back Skirts laced ; Twist Button Holes in Lappetls and Flaps as at present ; Epaulettes and Buttons same as in the Dress Uniform. AI)MI RALS. FULL DRESS. The same as the Admiral of tlie Fleet, with'only four Laces on the Cuffs. VICE-ADMIRALS. • The same with only three Laces on the COIL REAR-ADMIRALS. The same with only two Laces on the Cuff's. j' The Epaulettes, with the respedive Distinelions of three, two, and one Star, the same as at present. Isuttons as at present, with•the addition of a Crown over the Anchor. The Undress or Frock Uniform of Flag Officers, except. the Admiral of the Fleet:to be the same as at present, with the alteratiOti only of the Button. Tl 4 Captain to the Admiral of the Fleet, and First Cap tains to Commanders in Chief (if not Flag ()dicers), to wear, while so employed, the Undress or Frock Uniform of Rear- Admirals. Captains and Commanders of his ,Majesty's Fleet to wear Uniforms of the same pattern. he Full Dress to be similar to that now in use, except ing that the Lappells and Cuff; are in future to be White, laced as at present, with a Crown over an Anchor on the Button. Captains and Commanders are both to, wear two Epau. kites, of the same pattern as; at present, with only the-fol lowing Distil:&ions : The Epaulettes of Captains Three Years Post, to have an addition O a Siiv,r _ ap , Attis umier Thrc:: Years l'obt, to have the Silver Anchur without the Crown. The Epaulettes 01 Commanders to be plain. 'Lieutenants of his Majesty's Fleet to wear a Dress Uni form or the same pattern as Captains and Commanders, but without any Lace, and with one plain Epaulette (simi lar to that now worn by Captains and CommanArs) on the Right Shoulder Buttons of the same pattern as for Cap ' • The Undress or Frocli . Unifortn of Captains, 6mmanders, and Lieutenants, to be the same as at present Worn by Cap tain's and Commanders, with the addition of the Epaulettes and Button, which are .to be worn the same as iii the full dress.- . • The whole of the Commissioned Officers of his Majesty's Fleet to have the Linings of their dressed Uniforms White. The Flag Officers only to have the Linings of their dressed Uniforms-White Silk. • Masters' Mates and Midshipmen to wear the same Uni. farm as at present, with the _altcrotion of the Button only, which is to be of the same pattern as that of the Captains and Lieutenants. Their Lordships do heteby'give notice thereof -to 211 Flag Officers, Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, Masters' Mates, and Midshipmen, and rtquire and dired them strictly to Conform thervo. The said Alterations being to take (Sea generally on the 12th August, :812; - but‘such Officers of the Royal Navy as may have occasion, before that pi.?iod to make up New Uniforms, are at liberty to have them made up according to the New Patterns. ' CROKER. INLIL The several Patterns may be seen at this Office. , CASE -.O F,INERTY. This Day was published, Second EditiOn, price Five O'SSE of PETER FINNERTY, including .a full k..." Report of all the Proceedings which took place in the Court of King's-Bench upon the subject ; with. Notes and a Preface. Comprehending an Essay on the Law of Libel, 'and some Reinarks upon Mr. FilinCity'S Case; to which iS annexed, im Abst,att of the Case of Colonel DraP • er, upon which precedci.t Finneriv-pro,lessed to at. . . Pubii,litd by MI. tones, No. 5, Newgatc-. lIICKMANS's PILLS arc an EFP'ECTUAL CURE for GRAVEL, and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COM i!LAI NTS in the RACK and LOINS, KI ON EYS, LILA DD E R , and L U Ni 13 A GO, OF the vatious Complaints incident to the hu man frame, there are none , more dreadful in their na tun:, nor more alarming in their consequences, thin the Gravel and Stone, 'They' are complaints to which every person is liab!e, as the water we drink is impregnated with particles, • which not only cause the excruc:ating tortures, but are a foundation ior every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the most' innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, iu not only strengthening the vessels containing the Urine, but luppdy destroying the petrifying. quality of it, from which proceed the above Complaints, &c, removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing every per nicious tendency to those disorders, without conanement. A Copy of a Letter. To Mr. HICK.NIAN, Apothecary, SIR,—I believe Hickman's rills to be the best Medicine ever know iv for Curtin: the Gravel, therefore I have taken the ol►e,ortun:ty to recornimmend them. Two Boxes and a half have cured me, so that have not found it necessary to take mor e ; and, although I have suffered greatly Item that dis order, 1 shall never be afraid of it when 1 can procure so good a remedy. • ; am, See. Hemsby, near Yarmouth, R. FERRIER. Norfolk. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pater noster. row, I.6ndon ; and tnost Muilieinv Yowlers in every To►ron, in poxes et 2S. 9d. each. ):„ skr 4 ;.‘, .) .nl't)L; iJli(i VICTUALLING-OEI'IOE, April 3, TSI2 THE COMMISSIONERSfiir VICTUALLIAG His MAJESTY': NAI'Y do hereby give N./k:, opt Tuesday, the 21st Inst. they will he ready to receive Ten. ders in . writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of c.vb:: VEGETABLES mqy be demanded Jar the Service of His Ma jesty's 4hips and Vessels in Torb,g, from the Iv of May next to the 3-,th of April, 1813, 421 b days inclusive ; to be paid for by Bills paYable, with Interest, Nintty lAzys ofer date. The Condition: of the Contras, ?no; Ar at the Secreta , :s“ Office, at this Office., or 6.) , appbi.ig to Mr. flumphrty at Brirhanz. N., regard nvill 6e had to any Tolder in whieb the price shall not be inserted -cords at length,. or that shall not be cd to the Board before One o'Clo.:* on the said, Tuesday, the 210 Inst. nor unless the Pers,y; , woo makes the Tender, te some Peison •on bit hehall attends,. to lens ti. , er when cql,c,i for. • Each Tender must also he acecmpanied ty a Later . sig;:ed by twareepr.nsible Persons engagieg t& heronry b , :und u•ite tie Par," tendering, in the Penal Seem Ff tool, for the due performance of . _ the Ca!ttract. IPRI(i, STIiPENCE-11ALFP1 NN', TRANSPORT-OF! R.: F, April 8, tB:2 THE COMMISSIOA ER$ for Condu6lin,s7 MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, Care of Sick and Wounded Scam. it, and for the Care and actro.lp of Prisoners of Inr, do hereby give Notice, That they ready at this Office, on Tucsa'qy, the 'zit, mv , , 1312, ro r ceive scaled Tenders, and treat 4rith such Persons as may Zr.:via. ing to rontraji for VICTUALLING PRISONERS oil WAR in HEALTH, at Stapleton, near &hid; R I. SONERS cj s VAR in HEALTH and SICKNESS, at F.el letfleld, in North Britain, for Six Months certain, font the :,t Yuty, tBl2 No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on -tbe Day of Trea - ty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an, Agent for Lim, personaliy attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter Iron two re:pet - 1,461e Persons, engaging to become bound 'With the Person tendering, in the Sum 20091. for the due performance of the Contra il. .Farther Particular: may be k n o w n, 6y app(yink at Ills °Pee, or to Capt. Stapleton ; and Capt. .111c,riaro , , . THE COMMERCIAL HAUL WINE COM ['ANY, Skinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the Attention of the Nobility, ,Gentry, and Public in lent:- • rat, to their very low Prices for the CIIOI CEST W IN I,S, GENUINE SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, PRIMEST BorTLED PORTER, ALE, and DOUBLE BROWN Is-mu T, for Ready Money only,'which will bederiv,,, , ,l!,-. ~.. .._ ‘'. r. d. • lig o o Fine Port Wine; per Pipe - - ' •- Halt Pipe - • • - - 6 o 0 . 0 Quarter Pipe - - - 31 o - Q. *Curious Old Port, of the Vin.age of 18:-.6, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe - Matt Pipe - Qoarter Pipe - - - Cood Sherry, per Butt - - Halt Butt - - - Quarter Butt - - r "Very fine Old Ditto, six years in the wood, per Butt - - Half Butt - - - Quarter Butt' . - • * tine QM West India Madeira, per iP pe tHAI Pipe tjLiarter Pipe 1c 0 0 6; o 0 32 no 0 0 56 - o 0 29 0 o 116 a 0 59 0 0 30 o 116 0 o 59 30 - Pc:( Dozen Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been six ' ,years in the wood,..fiew in bottles, 13 to the' Dozen , - - - - sos. *Choice 0111 Port, tz to the Dozen, not crusted ' .5.36. *Curious Old Poit, warranted to have been five years in bottle, tz to the Dozen . - 575• Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen ' - _ , 535 *Very Fine Old ditto, warranted to have been ' ,eight years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen' - • S4';• Fine Tenerilth, 13 to the Dozen - - 5 s• *fine Old Loionti Nladeira, 1.; to the Dozen - 5 is. *Finest Old West India Ditto, r 3 to the Dozen 655. *Curiously Fine East India Madeira, warranted to be 12 years old, rz to the Dozen - *Ditto Sherry, tz to the Dozen - *Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to v S4i. the Dozen *Very Fint Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to the Dozen - - Ditto ditto Mountain, j; ditto *Finet %V trite Noye,,u, )2 ditto *Ditto Pink Ditto, I 2 ditto Ditto Old Rum Shrub, 12 ditto 9is, 45 5 • 46 Sts. • Os. Per ios. 6d. Fine Flavoured Geneva *Ditto Old Strong Ditto Ditto ditto jamaica Ruin Ditto ditto Coniac Brandy Ditto ditto Hollands I2s 6d. oti. a2s: Best Bottled Porta, tz to the Dozen ! *Ditto Double Brown Stout, 13 to the Dozen Fine Cockergee eider - - Pim) Squash Perry - - * Finest Old Ale, Nvarranted 22 Months mid before bottled - - - 1 , - i west Lnrkon Ale, ditto - .. 33$ oct. Per Dozen. 64. 6ti. 7i. 6(1, los. bit. 21s. cu. 95. 6d, ios. Per GAllon. *Very Curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be ~. • , ten years old *Ditto CUriousjine Flavoured Old Rum Fine'Old li. BrAdy - - . od. 18$. bd. t6s od. Those Articles marked * are what the Company t4con... mnd as being of a more superior quality than ghat is gene rally sold, and of the finest flavour. _ _ Merchasts, Inn keepers, and Publicans, served at the Trade Prices as usual. January 1, 1812. For the conveniency of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, and for Connoisseurs in b,llperiur Ati+clC6, the Company have seledied the most Curious Wines, &c. and otter the following as the most choice that can hi pro duced :,-- Fine West India Madeira, 12 pints to the dozen, ,365. Old East India dittO, of ti,e most exquisite flavour and quality, 12 ditto, Old East 1 inlia Sherry, of the most curious and scarce qua lity, 12 ditto, pis. Fine Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto, 28S: • Port Wine, newly bottledi from the finest seleded of the tavourite vintage of 1306, 12 ditto, zBs. Ditto, of the most rare sort, bottled•froin the most curious Old Wine in the kingdom, that has lain in a body near au years. This Article has all the softness and fLivonr of the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first Con noisseurs, 12 ditto, 3zs. _ _ Luscious Shrub;rriade from the finest Flavoured Old / Rum, 12 ditto, 245. Ripe Full Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto, '4s. bcl. curious 'Mellow A le, warranted two . years old before bot tled, but of the softest flavour, i 2 ditto, ss. 6d.