120 UA-58907690-1
120
pfoce,
bearing
the
same
name,
and
situated
some
degrees
to
the
east
of
Cadiz,
and
the
districts*
where
the
real
Sherries
are
grown,
by
a
little
ma-
nagement
on
the
part
of
some
of
our
Spanish
Mer-
chants,
have
been,
and
still
are,
shipped
in
no
in-
considerable
quantities
to
this
country,
under
Cadiz
bills
of
lading,
as
if
(as
far
as
their
article
is
concerned),
their
efforts
to
impose
on
the
British
Public,
through
the
medium
of
our
advertisers,
should
be
out-rivalled
by
none.
The
objects
to
which
the
whole
of
these
precious
Wines
are,
and
have
been,
applied,
by
our
Ad-
vertising
Dealers,
are
two-fold,
the
first
as
a
cheap
article,
to
combine
with
others
in
their
large
Wine
vats,
the
second,
to
act
as
decoy
ducks.
Since
the
law,
with
regard
to
quarter
casks,
has
been
brought
into
operation,
by
a
representation
to
the
London
Dock
Company,
leave
can
be
obtained,
to
rack
in
the
docks,
either
one
hogshead,
into
two
quarter
casks,
or,
one
pipe,
into
two
hogsheads,
which,
therefore,
if
they
please,
enables
our
cheap
sellers
to
offer
the
same
enticement
to different
classes
of
buyers.
It
should,
however,
be
observed,
that
as
decoy
ducks
alone,
and
not
for
any
purpose
of
sale,
are
a
great
portion
of
these
wretched
Wines
intended,
because,
if
the
advertiser,
could
even
prevail
on
his
customers
to
become
purchasers,
he
would
be
at
the
loss
of
two
great
advantages,
the
first,
that
of
having
their
assistance
in
manufacturing
his
vat
Wine,
and
secondly,
their
possession
as
a
means
of
con-