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London, England, 1823-05-09 00:00:00

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Tte Fars of EZIOLL.
!rad FIRCASTI
Imrd GLVtOFCIIY.
ITOOJAIKESAIZIV.IOIIIIIV, M.P.
GUN? ALLAY, Esq.
Sir Fassearant Bases, Dart.
JOPIN BUCILAVAN, E. of Aur-
dock, hI.P.
ARCHIBALD Caramet., Esq. of
Blythetwoud, M.P.
Tickets, els. each, to he had
:z4I Secretary, and at the Tavel

11. 11. DRVMMOFT, F.bq. M.P.
loa. Wu. FRASER, Treasurer.
TAjor-General Macteon.
The It 2v. Dr. MACLZOD.
JOHN MAxwzLL, Esq. younger,
of Pollock, M.P.
111. STawattr NicotsoN, Esq. of
Carnock.
Jolts l'istmcmt, Eq. of Clifton
and the Il 101:1g.
of the Stewards, the Treasurer,
.rn.

.OBF.RT AULD, Secretary.

PARTICULAR CIIOICE WINES,
SELECTED FOR THE PROPRIETOR'S OWN USE,
And-lying in his Cellar in I%lnsrrannz-satyane.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Howe Regent-street),
Ily Penni Lion,
At No. 59, Baker-Street, Portman-Square.
TO-MORROW, May 10, 102:1, at Twelve &Clock, .
By Order of she Proprietor,
ACELLAR of very superior CHOICE WINES,
bottled under the inspection of the Owner, in his own
Ws, and selected with the greatest judgment, consisting of
pet:Wady fine very Old East and West India Madeira, very choice
Sethi Madeira, capital fine Old Sherry (bottled several years),
choice mac-Savoured Claret, very excellent and choice Old Post.
The whole Cellar, about Three Hundred Dozen, well worth
the attention of Gentlemen who wish for .SAsperior Wines, and
of he most Choice Vintages. and will be delivered from the
Wu: in Montague-square.
To be tasted on the morning of Sale ; and Catalogues had at
459, Baker-street ; at Garraware, Coqee-house, Eachange-
ali, CoruhiU; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street, op-
pee iirlington-street.

FAMILIES FROM ABROAD, &c.
MILLARD'S IMPERIAL CLOTH.
By his Majesty's Letters Patent.
tie enntenent pas de Lin niais en possedent lee agrErnens.

THE above desirable CLOTH, for its conducive-
ness tea health, to wear in both the Indies, on the Cowl-
rat, an in the cold climates, is sold exclusively at the Paten-
MlLLAlttlaud SONS, Foreign and British Linen Ware-
NO. 16, CHEAPSIDF„ stamped with the name, number
dale house, lee. by the single Piece, and in entire Cases for
twortin^, and nowhere else whatever. Families from India
nil find it the best to.udopt on change of climate, as w.ll as
is its ecocomy, as it possesses all the advantages of the India
Madras Cloth with that of Linen, and where they can exchange
try superfloatis number of India Shawls to the greatest advan-
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Loess, Damask Table Linen, Muslin., Shawls French Cans-
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asri Drawing-room Furniture% and the various kinds of Super-
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ether Foreign Markets, and superior Family use, on the lowest
next terms, and by the Piece and Denny at the wholesale prices.

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