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London, England, 1813-05-10 00:00:00

COFFEE MART,

No. 2, SKINNER-STREET, SNOWHILL, LONDON,
Established in 1811 by Mr. W. DEACON, under the Sanction
of the Committee of British Coffee Planters and Merchants,
W. lioLocY, Esq. Treasurer aucl Secretary.
Present Prices of Coffee.

Fine Dutch Coffee Is. :Id. per lb. raw—roasted 2s. 21 per lb.
Best Plantation Do. Is. 7d. do. do. 2s. Od. do.
Serried no. Is. 6d. du. dn. Is. 101 do.
•• Refined Raw and Candied Sugars, of genuine qualities,
equally low in prices.
Air R. DEACON respectfully begs le.sve to notice,
j that it is but little more than 'Twelve Months since his
pr, poNals for extending the use of sound. wholesome Coerce, at
red:Lit(' prices, wet e sutinitted to, and approved of by the Com-
n,:ttee, and afterwards sanctioned at a General Meeting of the
British Culler Planters and Merchants held at the City of Lon-
dim 'Lavern for that purpose; and that in consequLnce of the pa-
tronage and encouragement thence afforded him, he has, amidst
much uppwition, succeeded beyond the mot sanguine expecta-
tions of Gentlemen who were pleastd to entertain and sanction
his proposals. Mr. D. never.heless considers he is in gratitude
bound to acknowledge, that the extent of that success which has
fjllowrd his exertions, is owing in a superior degree to the sanc-
tion and .patronage of a liberal and discerning public, on whose
taste and judgment he still relies for support, and which he hopes
to ruerit by a careful sel,!ction of those important articles of Co-
lonial lro ;tier, Coffee and Sugar, and continuing to sell them at
the lowest possible prices which can be affordctl, either at his
Town or Country Es. ablishments.
N. B. Orders with remittances of small or large moult,
promptly executed equal to the exact sum remitted.
May I, 1813.

PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND.
This day was published,
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THE PEERAGE of SCOTLAND ; containing
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'CARTYAGINIAN,, ASSYRIANS, BABYLONIANS,
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