The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-12 00:00:00

GENUINE COFFEES.

DEACON and Co., oh the COFFEE-MART,
2, Skinner street, Snow-hill, Loudon, established by
the British Coffee Planters and Merchants in 1811, take this
opportunity of appearinz before the Public, to return their
most sincere thanks for the patronage and support they have
so liberally afforded them from the commencement of their
opening the Coffee Mart, and to assin•e them, it has been
their constant study to sell a truly genuine article on the 'oust
reasonable terms.

DEACON and CO. think it necessary to impress on the
minds of the Public, that as the article of Coffee is sohject to
great adulterations, it becomes a matter of importance to
families and to the Public in general to be informed, that the
Coffee Nlart was opened under the auspices of a respectable
body of West• India Merchants and Planters, who had for
their object the introduction of a wholesome beverage, atm he
very lowest prices the Markets-would admit of, and at the
same time, of genuine and finest quality.
DEACON and CO. trust the Public will give them credit,
when they confidently assure them, they have at all times
adhered to the professions they hare made, viz. that of vend-
ing a genuine wholesome beverage, without the smallest
adulteration or mixture of any nature or kited whatever.
Present Prices-Fine Dutch Coffee, roasted. 3s. per lb.;
dittt4 fa*, 2s. Mi.; very good ditto, roasted, 2s. 9d. ; ditto,
raw, 2s. 3d. ; Plantation ditto, roasted, 25.6 d.; an allowance
made on taking a quantity.' Raw and Refined Sugars.
DEACON and CO, beglo add, they have appointed most
respectable persons in carious parts of the kingdom as agents
fur the sale of their coffees, and are willing to treat with re-
spectable houses in those towns where there is not at pre-
sent an agent appointed.—The Trade in general supplied on
the, most reasonable terms. Shipping orders executed.—
Gmals carefully packed, and sent to' all parts of the Town
and Country with the utmost expedition.
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priSTORICAL -ACCOUNT of DISCOVE-.
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