The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-31 00:00:00

c ITV OF LONDON TEA COMPA
Capital ao,OSOL iv 5.01 e Shares of IW. each.
he object of this Company is Msupply the Public with Tea in
the same pure state ill which it it delivered by the East Indio
Corops--, and to appoint Agents for the sale thereof at all the
rinctpaly towns In the kingdom.
Every Proprietor is to engage to purchase the toes he consumes
from the Cotnpany.
As soon as the :subscription is filled, and previously to any call
'or money being male, the names of a highly respectable Board
of Directors will be submitted to the Proprtetors, when, if any
(stuns object thereto, they will be at liberty to withdraw that
:James.
Applicatient will be received for any number of Shares not ex-
ceeding twenty. end a call of only kt per share will, in the tint
imance, be required.—,Address, post paid, to Mr. Fenton, Sahel-
we, Austinftlats.• • • .

CITY of LONDON GENERAL PENSION SO-
CISTY, foe allowing Permanent Pensions to decayed Ani-
oins, Mechanics, and their Widows.—A MEETING of the Sun.
ambers will be held at the City of London Tavern, Eishopsgate.
street. on MONDAY, the Stith of Sept., at eleven o'clock precise-
ly, for the purpose of ELECTING the OFFICERS of the loud-
tenors toe the year ensuing; and on Monday, the Jd of October,
tar tae purpose of electing 40 men and 20 women as pensioners,
when the ba,lot will commence at nine, and close at two precisely.
The Directors beg to suggest to the Subseribent' the propriety of
tier marking against the names cf those candidates who have moat
frequently applied for admission; and their particular attention is
entreated to the new mode of ballotting for the pensioners, which
rite Directors have been induced to adopt with a view to general
4,ineeoenoe, and In the hope of assisting those who may be demi.
toe ot attire friends.

The arrangerrer: will be thus :—.Sttbscribers, instead ofgiving
single votes to the men or women candidates will now be at liberty
•agate the whole 40 votes for men to any one man, and the whole
'2O WOW to women, to any one woman ; or they may divide them
in any way so as the rotes for men shall net exceed 4€, and the
'Am foe women shall not exceed V.

An the 141 pensioners now upon the establishment are receiving,
the ertm is. and the women as. per week each; to which relief the
oessoaers elected at the mining ballot will be :immediately and
perr.anently entitled.
Cheapside, Aug. 23, 1823. DAN. RICrIAR I/SON, Sec.
Lidtes and Gentlemen subscribing at the election may vote im.
r,.a!steiy, and those subscribing more than 12s. per annum are en-
..: so additional rote for every such payment.

DROMOTER BENEFIT COMPANY, No. 9, CHAT-
X EAS.PLACE, BIIDOZ.STIEET, BLACK/111MM LON.

Dew,
Providlrg for the Clergy, for Clerks in Public and Private Esta-
blishments, aed other persons similuly circumstanced, the following
eirsatapsi—..Pecuniaty Compenutton, Medical Attendance by
eminent Professors, and Medicines during Illness; Definite and
Progressive A,lowances fn aid of Salary, and cmnpetent Superan.
citation at giten periods; Present, Deferred, and Reversionary
Annuities, Sums for Children. especially for Apprentice Fees, &c.
Annuities (in :he ncture cf Exhibitions) to defray expenses of Edo.
ration at an Uci,crsity„ until the party is of sufficient standing 16
rweed to his I.l4chelor of Ars Degree ; with like Provision for
t •,cgymen, until they shall obtain Academical cr Clerical
furl.

DIIECTOI3.
Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH. M.P. Chairmal%
DENJAhI IN SHAW, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
John Deacon, Este. John Oeerhe Shaw Leferre,Eas.
The llonble. G. It. Lawrence F.R.S.
Lourdes. Capt. C G. R. Phi Nett, R.N.
Francs Kemble, Esq. Thomu Richardson, Esq.