The National Register.
London, England, 1817-02-10 00:00:00

Fine Old Sherry. dirt Us.
Ditto. ditto, East India,
(matchlves)
Ditto, pale ditto, ditto 63s.

RHENi

Mo%elle
Rhenish loth.
MADEIRA'S, T
Fine Teneriffe
Ditto Vidonia

Ditto Langarotte 505.
Ditto Rich Patina
Ditto Brood Madeira

Claret, small flavoured, bat
good bodied
Ditto, the finest Chateau
itlargott llos.
Ditto, ditto, Lafiue llos.
rt urgundy, Ist Growth l3os.
llermitage, Ist Growth l3tH.

CAPE
Care )ladeira,the usual fine
quality, sold by the C. H
11: 3leu
Ditto, Vin de Grave, in
French bottles

. Os. I
CORD

Pine Apple Shrub 361.
Do. Brandy, do.delicious aas.
GENUINE SPIRITS.—Per Gallon.
Engli.h Geneva, 9s. 6d.—t is. 6d. Jan.aiea Ruin, particularly
126.6 d. tine 184.6d.
Holland' ditto, pure White 265. Cogniac, fine old
Jamaica Rum, old arid Ditto, in hctiles, twenty-six
soft if*. 6d. rears old
For the conreniency of those fanaiii.s wiln prefer their Wines in
Pints, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, the Company have
selected the most curious Wines, cite. and offer the following, at
the most choice that can he prorlueed :
per Doc. par Dot.
Fine West India Madeira, Old East India Sherry of
in pints
Old East India ditto, of the scarce quality
mo,t exquisite flavour Fish: old dry Lisbon see.
and quality
Malmsey Madeira
Malmsey Canary
Vin de Garnash
WINES—Per Pip.
Port SVines.Vintage 1)t15... Et on intro W ;It India Madeira ...Cite
Ditto, dim, Isl 4
Fine old Sheri), llO T. n..tilk and Vidonia
Ditto East India
• Port Wines of superior excellence.
The Commercial 1141 Wine Company have the pleasure to inform
their Customers, Families of the firt 'Rank and Dietinet:on, and the
Public in general, that they have now for Sale TEN THOUSAND
DOZEN 01 PURI' NV INZ. which for flavour and true excellence of
quality is Unique., the Price 545. per Dozen. This Wine is of the
)uireA Quality of Portugal lied Vs ine, from the Weed, I.ril is only
intended for keeping to produce such Wine as never can be excelled:
Mel to prevent any other Wine from bang introduced as this Artier.
the Public are informed that every Cork will b.. sealsd with bright Reza
Wax and the Words 6' COMM EIICI AL HALL. WINE COM
I'ANY," with in a Virile, " T.R. t." he the ash', of the PAL

Noy eau, Red and White... 665.

THE DRAM.!.
-OP-
DRURV-LANE.

Wvcmoues comedy of the Country Girl, as altered
by GARRICK, was perthrmed with unusual applause at
this the'tre last week. The character of Miss Pci.sgo
Was ain irked). sustained 1w Mrs. ALSOP, and we were
glad to observe, that on this occasion, she confided in a
great measure on the strewth of her own natural pow-
ers. She played immediately from her feelings, and the
partbrmanc., as in such cases it must always be, was
animated, and highly interesting. In imitation the
mind is not seat, but when. it puts forth its own facul-
ties, the whole intellectual system is concerned in the
success, and throws around them a warmth and a bril-
liancy, which 'must coin: nand attraction. In this cha-
racter there are many opportunities fin. the display of
comic genius, and we remarked with much gratifica-
tion, the theility and exp-dition with which Mrs. Alsop
assumed every part of this wayward girl. tier rusti-
city was of the genuine species—before her familiar
friends she was fr ~.k, bold and heedlers—before

strangers, she was awkward and abashed. Her tem-
norary squabbles with Mr. poach/ were highly amus-
ing, and she ex, ressed with great humour the pouting
petulance of a girl in high life. To the whole
of the perfitrmance in truth, particularly to the con-
cluding scenes, we are disposed to give our highest
praise.
A new Ballet by Mr. Byrne, was produced at this
Theatre last Wednesday. It is styled Patrick's Re-
turn. The music is well adapted, and the progress of
the piece infinitely more natural and agreeable than
any ballet which we have for a long time witnessed,
either at this or any other Theatre.