[6] Independent of His Royal Highness's attachment to the Columbian weed, the Duke has a repository where are to be seen, in curious arrangement, all the smoking tubes in use by the civilized inhabitants of the world, from the slender pipe used by the Hollander, to the magnificent Hookah used by the Indian prince in his Court, or on the back of his elephant; and so attentive is the prince to this healthy amusement, that even in his travelling carriage a receptacle is formed for the pipe, the tinder, the flint, and the steel. [7] The Pipe of Peace. [8] The two celebrated anglers. [9] See Walton's complete Angler. Charles Cotton of Beresford Hall, his little Fishing House. [10] Except from British possessions in America, and then it is 2_s._ 9_d._ [11] A short pipe smoked by the lower orders, and generally rendered black by time and the frequent use of the commonest shag tobacco. [12] Sterne's Tristram Shandy. [13] Sterne's Sentimental Journey. [14] By Goldsmith. [15] Smollett's Peregrine Pickle. [16] Antiquarian fact: The identical Pipe and Chair used by the celebrated author of the Rambler are still in being, and are exhibited as relics of no ordinary value, at the house he used formerly to frequent in Bolt-court, Fleet-street. It now goes under the very appropriate appellation of Dr. Johnson's Coffee-house. [17] We more particularly refer to this fact from the reports concerning the Cholera Morbus that are now in circulation. [18] Discourse on the Plague, A. D. 1678--recommends tobacco smoked in a pipe. [19] Physician to the General Infirmary of the county of Stafford, A. D. 1785. [20] At that time frequently so called. [21] Vide Experiments on the Effects of Oil of Tobacco on Pigeons, &c. &c.--Phil. Trans. Vol. xx. Part I. Append, p. 38. Fonbine sur les poissons, Florence. Quarto. [22] Treatise on the Culture of Tobacco. [23] I am sorry to say our leading black primer is all out; I have been down below, but they cannot spare any there.--_Printer's Devil._