The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-13 00:00:00

TEA TRADE.

1411F-11i of Novernlier, the Fiat A noliveriery of
titv LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, t 3,
4 cotabliAtil stlt Niivernbrr. 1818, fur the avow.
ea !impose of supplying the Pubic with pure and nnatltil-
rat. Teas.

The Public will probably expert a few observations on
11111 h ar. occasion, beyond the mere announcement of a yenr
Las,ing passe' away since the commencement of the Ras-
til aliment. In the first instance, ihe thituks of (be Pro.
pristine are rrsyectfull iI•11.1t 1.11 to the Community at large,
who su warmly rupporied them during iltskunprinvpled and
nnowerireil oppusitium made by a great porlitna of the Trade
in No.venolwr last. The fully of such a line of conduct
hosing. however, lung since begrime •ppasent to their op.
joorni., dory lave very properly abandoned any further
~nen alit-opts so drpreriAle 11111 undertaking which has
.u‘cerlil beyond the must sanguine hopes which mold
l“se bens sudelged by any inhatiue mercantile Establish
anent.

Tim London Genuine Tea Company now submit to their
l'ionois a fro plain statements, which may nut be sauiute-
t• ohre, and will afford the most VW quivueal proofs that the
ttrnrtr Pain.usee they hnve received has not been unite-
., rv,d, • bile at the same lime they offer the most (*twin-
r trattuumies of piddle approluitiow. Their Site of Mil
•ii the I n't Two Mouths boa been upwards of 2,500 Poem!'
v,,itl.t err Ihy, hemp. afier the rate of 9,712 Chesty or
a;no.,t 712,110 Moods weight in the Year; on which the
Doty slow is nearly 120,0001. annually ;—a much larger
.nit Ilion was probably ever coatribulril to the atigenstics of
..e mate by any wrote House in the Tea Trade ; how far,
, fir, the pledge learn at the euniasencentrut of this
i.•..taistiatt has been redeemed, these unprecedented Soles
min., determine The calculations are made on absolute
'.lre to the Public, sod are indepeudeut of Teas said is
1,120 Nicola in IVholtaale Dealrre.

Ale London Genuine Tea Comriny auure their Friends
•.... tie l'uldic al large, that ih.y have 'purchased and mild
the streingest and liliest tlavidtes only, rejecting
0i weak and borr (fatalities, and their friends miry be
In/biz their 11114Iterable determinating. Sllbeft
th.' o,ll,derivecal alealaration of this lEatablislinseut respect.
1,1 the tan.ilities or Buhea Tea'', •carmly on Advertisement
t+• Ipiieered from any of the Trade without condeneniug
t' a•e, and there gentlemen who, in their public Adder's,
notice and ridiculed the Company's censure of it,
•s'a rail it trash, dal arknowl•d;e that 8011111111 are used
v'd: to .leteriarate the better muds.
Propiirturs beg to carillon the Public against the
" (;enuitse Tie Eistablishments," iu imitation of
for 1.....10n Genuine Tea Company, mauy of shunt copy
lre•, A tiVlTtalleffltOte so elonely, MI to SlCCtille an iadliereut

11, s few ri.ye will he published by the London Ge-
'tune Tea Company, price Iced. an interesting Pamphlet
`" 14'4. euntaininit Twelve line Eseitramogs, illastratiee of
it worms of matleatiiiir the Tat Plant from the first
"'nue of the Seed to am package for the European liar-
il• 'la be had of the Company, 23, Ludgate-bill;
ill'iNg-rifts and 14$, Osfatilmaract; alai of all Nods-
idlers is Tows and Coanly.

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