The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-08 00:00:00

,AMPLE HAMPERS.—Ladies
kitt and Gentlemen who prudently hesitate to purchase Wines
airita without trial, will hazard hut
_little in ordering a
infi4-7-a4R of WINE at 17s. or of SPIRITS at 18s. (package
dPI 1. ;on condition that, 'although payment is required on
tzeherY of the goods in London or its vicinity, they are to be
'tnlllred dirapproved, or absolutely forfeited if inferior to
G,,,r!' The WINE HAMPERS consist of sit Varieties of
ta,l
.nle Foreign Wines. The SPIRIT HAMPERS contain
lPhirttles of -Gin, two. of Brandy, one of Rum, and one of
1,1,11 7; all decidedly excellent of their kind. The contents of
whoorickages maybe varied or extended at the option ofd purchasers,
tioN tr("'ders by post (paid or unpaid) will pletm lffiineiate atten-
Liu try bottle being sealed, libelled, ilia inscribed with the sig-
/IN of
HENRY BRETT, Brandy Merchant.
No. 109, Drury-lane.—N.B. No. IC9.

ti,
4NRY BRETT, perceiving the repetition of an
tidl , Advertisement, in which his name appears Somewhat in-
tt introduced, entreats the public not to impute it to the ma-
ttliari°.',. 4 mercenary mind ; but charitably to consider it as an
kte:in of that spirit, " the purity of which cannot be sin:-
%tici ..:. and as being got up without any combination of " acid
kito;'"reigent matter !" To the Spirit Trade, it is perfectly well-
ti n.that Brett's Vaults have long been open to commodities of
hot lute merit, without regard to price, producer, or denomina-
tided while hundreds of respectable families, marking their de-
11110Teferenee of BRETT'S IMPROVED PATENT
tlitas4uY, by repeating their orders, afford a convincing proof
ti -'444ete testimonials are not requisite to sustain the rvpdtation
,kl trticie which is supported, like this, by unvarying excel-
"cf quality.
ki,„ Nny BRETT need scarcely add, that he has chosen to re-
INit,''sh all connection witli the distiller whose correspondence he
Niducted for the last five years (at a salary of 5001. per
iit,t4n), rather than to continue the advocate of an article which
litiir,"lsftt to maintain its original character, and (being notoriously
Wstated
f h
eproy
ach throughout the trade. commercial men as 8888 B) has become a bye-
kllitt, !I
tiitbr contemptible insinuation as to H. Brett purchasing in small
R
toes, is worthy of its author, who knows that when the quality
4, tolerable his usual supply was a waggon load; find that Brett
04'11411y returned, as unsaleable, thrice as wily gallons as the
the ISI. Agent has altogether received from the Distillery : while
No eft-styled Patentee is, or ought to be, perfectly aware that the
thoi,st of Henry Brett's account current with him, exceeds fifteen
Lda!'d pounds, independently of his salary account. ,
illeck'es and Gentlemen who have been disappointed in the spirits
by they
purchased from other places, should transmit their orders
rAt to
HENRY BRETT,
Wine and Brandy Merchant,
Li, No. 109, Drury-lane.—N.B. 109.
s i,nsed dealers supplied on distillery terms.—Consumers at 18s.
''Nrial gallon, or in sealed bottles 3s. 6d. each.

TULLETT, WINE, SPIRIT, AND
• BRANDY MERCHANTNo. 40,, NEW MARSH-GATE
hpABLISHNIENT, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE-
), The ao
p roprietor embraces the present opportunity of acquainting
thetends, and the Trade in general, that he has just purchased,
ASs, approaching Christmas festival, an extensive and choice
POOtTSIENT of FOREIGN WINES, BRITISH and
be h'IGN SPIRITS, which, for strength and flavour, cannot
tol4-13ed by any House in London, and at Prices that must
Piand universal attention.
his ablicans and Country Dealers are earnestly invited to inspect
StorkleleZtensiva Premises, where they will have an opportunity of
and receiving every advantage in the choice of their
tiorl 1 that can possibly be desired : it being the fixed determine-
‘-alio'f the Proprietor to uphold his credit and respectability by fair
.
lure tg, that being the grandest bulwark to rely on, and which. is
du,°rneet that reward and encouragement from the Trade which
,0 so just an undertaking.
PRICES OF WINES AND SPIRITS.

PIM DOZEN.
s. d.
'lst from the wood 2l 0
ile
ed Port
, krlY, pale, brown, and
c ecour, from 21s. to 40 0
"", direct 34 0
,st India Madeira 33 0
C,t tndia ditto 43 0
India Cape from
11s. 6d. to 17 0
114 Pt /10ck
Le'l4B.2_ Mountain, Lis-
Teneriffe, &c.
I(4t'6t. Ports and Sherries from
3' 6d, to 13s. per gallon.
'4might Cape 65. and Bs..per
hl_„°'l, and all other Wines
*.'".l cheap.

rift GALLON.
6. d.
English Gin 6 8
Strong Cordial ditto 8 0
R. Titllett's celebrated Non-
pareil, expressly for mix-
mg 9 4
_ _

Strong Jamaica Rum lO 6
Finest and very old ditto 12 0
French Brandy 24 0
Real Cognac ditto 26 0
Patent Hollands
Malt Whisky
Finest small still ditto
Fine old Rum Shrub
Mint, Cloves, Aniseseed, &c 9 4
All Bottles, Hampers, &c., to
be paid for, and the money
returned when sent back. A
good allowance made to Car-
riers and Dealers.

Life Interest of 42/. a year. R. W. W. SIMPSON has received instructions
4:, , from the Assignees of Messrs. Wyatt and Thompson, to
,h, ,-;,.., by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY,
1%., 1i alt .11(7,,aj)311g, in one 11, the LIFE INTEREST
fifty-seven, in the sum of
1.,',/. Bs. 9d. Three per PeNni. ajoensols, standing in the names of
,141 tqc,etable. trustees ; and also, his contingent right and interest in
/ Particularssae, in the event of his surviving rviving his wife.
I 1 Solicitors, maY be obtained of Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Co.,
9I omciai
l as,si rederick's-place, Old .Jewry ; of J. F. Groom, Esq.,
`OO, Sinins, Pee, Abehureh-lane ;at the Mart; and of Mr. W. W.
o,‘ -:- r n, laucklersbury.
MA-NCHESTER, SHREWSBURY, BIR-
., 1„ MINGRAm' LIVERPOOL, CHESTER, LEA-
/
b"NeTON
/ ')
tt1.71,/ AND , 8
M4e-,O DAY and NIGHT COACHES, from the
ed itMOUTH INN.
f, if ?toe over--(remoyed to this Inn) every Evening, at Seven.
901 St graph—(inOne Day) Morning, Half-past Five.
11 f pirag---Shrewsbury Fare 155., Morning, Half-past Five.
f 410
Shrewsbury,Cinder—., Fare 155., Morning, Half-past Six.
t 1
0 , Cr, ----Shrewsbury, Fare 155., Afternoon, at Three.
0 in Prince—Warwick, Leamington, and Birmingham, Morn-
-0 g 1`,,,,13, Quarter before Seven.
a Tag' Quarter
il 414; Llyy° ' —Bir raingham , (removed to this Inn,) Fare 10s., Morn-
-0 6 el,'"? ualf-past Seven.
I; 0 ttiO'----Birmingliam, Fare 10s., Afternoon, at Six.
I; e "8, SHEFFIELD, HALIFAX, &c., WORCESTER,
, 6 t
0 , %pl. _ YARMOUTH, &c.
0 t10,"9---Nottingham, Fare 10s., Afternoon, at Four.
0 k„-----Nottingham, Fare 10s., Afternoon, at Six.
,No,r,:Yarmouth Fare 145., Morning, Half-past Six..
1:. ti.teol‘eitgilphf,‘Vvoert'er, Fare
Fare 115255.: Morning, Half-past Five.
Afternoon, Half-past Four.
oei/ tileee_tinaFr ire and other Offices, 125., Afternoon,
Publishers, and Others.
• k.:fu ge for Carriage of S.mall Parcels, by Coach 'direct, is—
Is. Od.
yr % distance not exceeding l3O miles
Ditto ditto
0 , , Ditto ditto
~,tp...
Ditto ditto
li• n
/ ,"t'rs, per barrel :—For a distance not exceeding. 70 miles, Is.
' blond 70 miles, 6d. additional to the above prices.
iltvee:,,etrevde. !—That by making the Carriage Paid, error may be
10 13:,,ffices immediately connected with this Establishment are, the
Piccadilly •
; NI and Mouth, Western Office, 40, Regent Circus, ,
/

)1,4 and Mouth, Eastern Office, 74, Gracechnrch-street ;
111,0,rand MouNew Office, Corner of Portman-street ; and
e's Green . Man and Still, Oxford-street.
EDWARD SHERMAN and CO., Proprietors.

SPORTSMEN.—Gentlemen who are fond
°f the gun, are most respectfully solicited to give WALK-
, for "1, PATENT METALLIC GUN WADDINGS a fair trial,
ItiuX,Y have astonished the most prejudiced sportsmen. The pa-
"gs to remark, if they fit the barrels properly, their exe-
-4,441; will be found far' superior to any other waddings, particu-
Lile",T, damp or wet weather. Sold at ss. per box of 500 each, by
trlit'eevei.Pal gun-makers and gunpowder dealers throughout the
1, or Kingdom ; where also may be had Walker's Improved An-
411Z.Z.°sive Percussion Caps (late with F. and E. Joyce, London).
lettactory Legge-street, Birmingham. London Agent, ,Mr.
11.1
1 ,9, ,Hatt-on-garden ; Dublin
__ Agents, Messrs. Perry, 27,
Edinburgh Agents, Messrs. Raimes, Smith's-place,
)thei; • Orders for exportation supplied on liberal terms.—For
4st, n'llre important advantages, vide Sporting Magazines, July
141(1 Illackwood's, August.