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so
large
a
proportion
of
this
compound
is
consumed,
when
/
state
the
fact
(well
known
to
all
persons
connected
with
the
trade)
that
sums,
of
from
one
thousand,
to
three
thousand
pounds,
and,
where
Wine
trades
have
been
attached,
as
much
as
from
three
to
six
thousand
pounds
have
been
given,
for
the
good-wills
of
Gin-shops,
possessed
of
only
twenty-one
years'
leases,
depending
solely
on
the
will
of
the
magistrate
for
their
licenses
being
re-
newed,
and
held
at
rents
from
151.
to
2001.
per
an-
num.
But
I
have
little
doubt,
that,
all
surprise
will
cease,
when,
in
addition
to
the
profitable
adulter-
ations
which,
as
I
have
shown,
are
practised
with
Brandy
and
Rum,
I
have
exposed
those
also,
which
are
carried
on
with
this
article,
and
that
of
Wine.
be
purchased
(if
by
the
puncheon)
at
about
25s.
Gd. per
gallon,
full
proof
strength,
thus
20
gals,
of
Rectified
s.
d.
L.
s.
d.
Spirits,
at
proof,
at
12
6
per
gal.
12
10
10
gals,
of
Hollands,
at
proof
.
.
-
25
6
12
15
makes
up
30
gallons
of
proof
Hollands,
25
5
to
cost
only
16*.
lOd.
per
%Q
gallon,
being
5*.
8d.
per
30)505(16
10
per
gallon
less
than
the
duty
S
als
-
3Q
S
aL
on
genuine
Hollands
;
and
which,
if
further
re-
lov
duced
only
to
10
per
cent,
underproof,
costs
but
15s.
3fd.
per
gallon.
30(300(10
300