ANCHOVIES in or since 1801, in Foreign Living in the Dead Languages, or in the English (N.B. Pirated Editions of English Works, of which the Copyright exists in Boors, Ladies' untrimmed the lb. 0 0 3 the doz. pair 0 6 0 ditto 0 14 0 ditto 0 7 0 ditto 0 4 6 CIGARS and TOBACCO, manufactured (3 lbs. only allowed for passenger's baggage) TOBACCO, un manufactured (N.B. Unmanufactured Tobacco cannot be imported in less Quantity than 300 lbs., or Cigars 100 lbs in a Package; but small quantities are admitted for Private Use on declaration and payment of a Fine of 1s. 6d. per lb. in addition to the Duty.) COFFEE, Mocha, and other Foreign Coffee from British Possessions COINS, of Copper .... CONFECTIONARY, Sweetmeats, and Succades CORDIALS and LIQUEURS (for Bottles, see WINE). EAU DE COLOGNE. in Flasks (N.B. If other than the ordinary Flasks 30s. 4d. the Gallon and the Bottle Duty.) EMBROIDERY and NEEDLEWORK FLOWERS, Artificial, of Silk ...... GLASS, Flint or Cut, coloured and Fancy Ornamental Glass, of whatever kind (after the 5th October, 1846)... GLASS, White Flint Bottles, not cut or ornamented Wine Glasses. Tumblers, and all other White Flint-Glass GLOVES, Leather (not less than 100 dozen pairs can be imported in PAINTINGS on GLASS, or Figured Glass PAPER-HANGINGS, Flock Paper, and Paper printed, painted, or stained..... PICTURES......... the lb. 0 1 3 6 0 HANGINGS, and other Manufactures of Silk .......for every £100 value 15 " SILK, MILLINERY, Turbans or Caps...................... 000000037GOO. STONE from Malta ....... SPIRITS in Casks (no Cask can be imported of less contents than SPIRITS in Bottles (the additional Duty on the Bottles, as on Wine the lb. 0 2 1 the gal. 0 5 6 ditto 0 5 6 the cwt. 0 1 6 the gal. 0 15 0 Bottles.) MESSRS. J. & R. MCCRACKEN, 7 OLD JEWRY, LONDON, AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT TO THE ROYAL ACADEMY, AND Agents generally for the Reception and Shipment of Works of Art, Baggage, &c., To and From All Parts of the World. RETURN their sincere acknowledgments to the Nobility and Gentry for the liberal patronage hitherto conferred on them. They hope by the moderation of their Charges, and their unremitting care in passing through the CUSTOMHOUSE Property confided to them, to merit a continuance of the favours they have heretofore enjoyed. Their establishment comprises dry and spacious Warehouses, where Works of Art and all descriptions of Property can be kept during the Owner's absence, at most moderate rates of rent. J. and R. McC. undertake to execute Commissions, for the purchase of Pictures, Statuary in Marble and Alabaster, Bronzes, &c., being in direct correspondence with Artists, Agents, and Bankers, throughout the Continent. British Artists resident abroad, having occasion to send home their Works for Exhibition, or to be passed by the Academy, will find it advantageous to address them to the care of Messrs. J. and R. McC., whose Appointment enables them to offer every facility. Parties favouring J. and R. McC. with Consignments, are requested to be particular in having the Bills of Lading sent to them direct by Post, and also to forward their Keys with the Packages, as all Goods must be examined immediately on arrival. J. and R. McC. keep Lachrymæ Christi and Marsala Wines of first quality, and are the Sole Agents in London to Messrs. S. STOCK and Co., Wine Merchants, of No. 56 Rue Basse du Rempart, Paris. At CALAIS THEIR PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS ARE: BOULOGNE S. M. HAVRE............... MARSEILLES ...... BAGNERES DE BIGORRE, (Hautes Pyrénées) BORDEAUX ......... GENOA MILAN CARRARA LEGHORN. PISA....... FLORENCE CHENUE. Packer, Rue Croix Petits Champs, No. 28. {Messrs. S. STOCK & Co., Wine Merchants, 56 Rue Basse du Rempart. Mr. A. CHAUMONT, Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Messrs. P. DE VOT, & Co. AIMÉ GÉRUZET, Marble Works. AIME GERUZET, 44 Allées de Tourny. Mr. JOSEPH NATTA, British Consulate. Messrs. GIBBS & Co.; Mr. A. G. BARCHI, British Vice-Consulate. Messrs. W. MACBEAN & Co. Messrs. PETER SENN & Co. Messrs. GIACO. MICALI & FIGO., Sculptors in Alabaster and Marble. Mr. M. RISTORI. Mr. JOSEPH GUANO. Mr. HENRY DUNN. Messrs. DELLA VALLE BROTHERS, Artists in Scagliola. Mr. FERD. PEVERADA, Albergo dell' Ussaro. Messrs. HUGUET & VAN LINT, Sculptors in Alabaster & Marble. (Messrs. Eммle. FENZI & Co. Messrs. PLOWDEN & FRENCH. FLORENCE VOLTERRA MESSRS. J. & R. McCRACKEN-AGENTS, (continued). ROME Messrs. MAQUAY & PAKENHAM. Mr. GAE10. BIANCHINI, Mosaic Worker, opposite the Cappella Messrs. LUIGI PIACENTI & FIGLI. Mr. GIACO. SALVETTI. Mr. J. TOUGH. Flli PACETTI, Picture-frame Makers, Via del Palagio. Sig. OTTO, CALLAJ, and Sig. GIUse. CHERICI. Messrs. TORLONIA & Co. Messrs. MACBEAN & Co. Mr. CARLO TREBBI. Messrs PLOWDEN, CHOLMELEY, & Co. Messrs. MAQUAY, PAKENHAM & SMYTH. Mr. LUIGI BRANCHINI, at the English College. CIVITA VECCHIA.... Mr. T. ARATA. Mr. J. T. Lowe, Junr., British Vice Consul. Messrs. IGGULDEN & Co. Messrs. CUMMING, WOOD, & Co. Messrs. CHARLES HANSON & Co., and NIVEN KERR, BLACK, & Co. Messrs C. ROQUERBE & Co. Messrs. O. METIVIER & Co. Messrs. HOLME & Co.; Messrs. FRERES SCHIELIN. Messrs. GEORGE MOORE & Co. Mr F. A. BELLEROCHE; Messrs. BACH & Co. Mr. JOHN GIBBS, Director of the Electric Telegraph. Messrs. S. A. LEVINO & Co., Marché de Zeland, No. 2449. Mr. A. S. PRESTON. Messrs. S. A LEVINO & Co. Messrs. COOMAN, BORNS, & PHILLIPPI. Messrs. L. MAYER & Co. Mr. J. M. FARINA, vis-à-vis la Place Juliers. Mr. JOSEPH THUQUET. Mr. P. A. TACCHI'S SUCCESSORS, Glass Manufacturer, Zeil D 17. Messis. BING BROTHERS & Co., Zeil D 212. Messrs. L. NEGRIOLI & Co. Mr. F. STEIGERWALD, Glass Manufacturer. Messrs J. BERGMANN & Co. Mr. AUGUSTE KOCH. Messrs JEAN PREISWERK & FILS. Mr. AUGUSTE BUESCHE; Mr. ALBERT TRUMPY. Mr. B. RITZCHEL, Grand Quai. Mr. J WYDER. Mr. S. ROTHACHER, Fils. Messrs. SCHAAR & CLAUSS; Mr. C. B. ARNOLD. Mr. W. HOFMANN, Glass Manufacturer, Kleinen Ring, No. 456. (Mr. W. HOFMANN, Glass Manufacturer; {M au Lion Blanc. Mr. CARL KNOLL, Mr. W. HOFMANN, Glass Manufacturer, am Lugeck, No. 768. Mr. G. F. THODE. Madame HELENA WOLFSOHN, Schössergasse, No. 5. A 2 P. A. TACCHI'S SUCCESSORS beg to acquaint the Public, that they have become the Purchasers of Mr. F. STEIGERWALD'S ESTABLISHMENT in this Town, for the Sale of Bohemian Fancy Cut Glass and Crystals. They have always an extensive and choice Assortment of the newest and most Elegant Patterns of ORNAMENTAL CUT, ENGraved, gilT, AND PAINTED GLASS, Both White and Coloured, in Dessert Services, Chandeliers, Articles for the Table and Toilet, and every possible variety of objects in this beautiful branch of manufacture. They solicit, and will endeavour to merit, a continuance of the favours of the Public, which the late well-known House enjoyed in an eminent degree during a considerable number of years. P. A. TACCHI'S SUCCESSORS have BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS during the season at WIESBADEN AND EMS, where will always be found Selections of the newest Articles from their principal Establishment. Their Agents in England, to whom they undertake to forward purchases made of them, are Messrs. J. and R. MCCRACKEN, 7 Old Jewry, London. Mr. Murray's Handbook Advertiser. FRANKFORT O. M. BING BROTHERS, ZEIL, No. 212, OPPOSITE THE HOTEL DE RUSSIE, Manufactory of Articles in Stag's Horn, DEPOT OF DRESDEN CHINA, COPY OF THE STATUE OF ARIADNE, All kinds of Parisian Fancy Articles. MESSRS. BING BROTHERS beg respectfully to invite the Public to visit their Establishment, where they have always on show, and for sale, a most extensive Assortment of Articles in Stag's Horn, of their own manufacture; consisting of Brooches, Ear-rings, Bracelets, Pen and Pencil-holders, Seals, Inkstands, Watch-stands, Snuff-boxes, Cigar-boxes, Whips, Walking-sticks, Knives, Card-cases, and every description of article for the Writing and Work Table, besides Vases and other ornamental objects too various to be here enumerated. Messrs. BING have also the finest Copies, both in Biscuit-china and Bronze, of the Statue of Ariadne, the Chef-d'œuvre of the Sculptor DAN-. NECKER, of which the original is in Bethman's Museum at Frankfort O. M. Messrs. BING have likewise the Sole Depôt in FRANKFORT of the Porcelain of the Royal Manufactory of Dresden; and at their Establishment may be seen the most splendid assortment of Figures after the Ancient Models, ornamented with Lace-work of the most extraordinary fineness; likewise Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Services; Plates, Vases, Candelabras, Baskets, &c. &c. in the Antique Style, ornamented with flowers in relief, and the finest paintings. Besides the above-named objects, they have a superb assortment of Clocks, Bronzes, Porcelain, and other Fancy Objects, the productions of Germany, France, and England. Depôl of the veritable Eau de Cologne of Jean Maria Farina of Cologne. Their Agents in London are J. and R. McCRACKEN, 7 Old Jewry. 7 |