Intended Duty on Cape Madeira.

JAMES ELDER,

WITH thanks to his Friends for the encouragement given to the system adopted by him of selling a GOOD ARTICLE at a MODERATE PRICE, for Ready Money, begs leave to inform them and the Public, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has intimated to the Wine Trade an intention of proposing an

ADDITIONAL DUTY ON CAPE WINES.

J. E. therefore offers his present Stock at the old price of 34s. per Dozen, and strongly recommends to his Friends to purchase before the Duty takes place, as at that time it must inevitably advance.

Good and fine Teas at 6s. 8d. and upwards, inferior lower. Dealers supplied on the most moderate terms.

Old Port from the Cask, 48
Do. Crusted, 50
Old Sherry, 54

Fine flavoured old Cognac Brandy, 28 to 32
Do. Holland's Gin, 26 to 30
Do. Jamaica Rum, 18 to 20

Alnwick, March 11th. 1817.

J. Graham, Printer, Alnwick.