The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-27 00:00:00

OFFICES, No. 149, LEADENHALL-STREET,

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ROM circumstances that have recently transpired, it is
evident (netaithranding the numerous ennvictions that took
dice some time since) that the adulteration of Tea with spurious
eaves eeatinaes to be practised, which accounts for the difficulty
generally felt, of purchasing it genuine in Trail qoantines. or
II ots dowlllAinrittr. et reasonable prices. In consequence of this,
mod a onsoasaation among nearly all the extensive Tea Dealers,
of an injurious tendency to the Public.. which the East India
Company have strongly objected to, and ineffectually endeavoured
to prevent, arrangements have been in progress far some time to
enable the Public to obtain a regular and cheap supply of pure
TEA and COFFEE, and the
EAST INDIA TEA COIIPANY
are now enabled to submit the following plan, as calculated effec-
tually t 4 remove the present evils:—
Pare Tea and Coffee is packed in peculiar leaden cases, calcu-
lated to preserve its quality. which are delivered to Agents direct
trim the Company's Warehouses, to sell to the Public for ready
money, tso a commission of little mitre than a third of what is
allowed an similar cases. To *come its delivery, free from adulte-
ration, the Price and Signature of the Secretary will be on each
package ; and Depots are established at Norwich, Birmingham,
Portsmouth, Briatal„ Deennpnrt, Leicester, Sheffielil, Notting-
ham, Lead., Hull, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle-on-Tyne,
an England; at Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. in Scotland;
and at Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, and Cork, in Ireland ; from
*twice all the /trail Agents in the surrounding districts will
obtain supplies for the Public, and always enable the residents in
the remotest parts of the United Kingdom to purchase Tea and
Coffee, tree frotu adulteration,. at the following reduced rates, as
easily and advantageously as

TEA.
lb. Ob. jlb.
s. d. 4. 4. s. d.
Doha .. - 4 9 2 41 1 24
Cnogou . 6 3 2 7 1 4
Ditto . . . 5 11 2 11 1 6
Ditto .. - 6 6 3 3 1 7
Fine ditto . 7 2 3 7 1 9
Souchong . . 7 10 3 1I 1 11
Ditto . V 1 4 612 3
Fine ditto • - 10 6 21 2 71
Finest . - II 8 610 2 11
Pekoe .. - 9 1 4 61 2 31
Finest . . II 8 •10 211
Green . . . 7 0 3 9 1 11
Ditto . . 710 311 1 11
Ditto . . • 9 1
Dittoon 14623-. 10 6 6 2e Ditto ..118 10 '2 117 Finest ...1261 21 3 11
Gunpowder - 13 I 6 61 3 34
Finest . 14 4 1 7 2 3 7
ROASTED COFFEE.
Plantation - 1 7 • 01 0 5
Dutch.-- 111 0111 0
Fine ditto - 2 6 1 3 0 7
Bourbon .. 2 I
I 6 0 8
Turkey .. . 8 2 1 7 • 9
Ditto - 310 I 11 0 11
•^9 1 1 0

2oz. los.
N. d. d.
O 7} 31,
o 11 4
o 9 44
11 10 6
O 11 64
1 0 6
1 2 7
1 4 8
1 6 9
1 2 7
1 6 11
O Ili bt
I 0 6

o
o 3
O 4
o ♦4
O 5
0

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sinsit••- - 4 212 1 11 01.0 4131
Persons wirbing to become Agents are to make their applications
I+7 letter (post-paid) to
444,Ale‘W

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The following RETAIL AGENTS arc already appointed :
Mr. Fowles, haler, 146, Leadenhall.street.
Mr. Thomas Body, baker. 47, Edgware-terrace, Rlgware-road.
Mrs. Francis Ebborne, baker. 12, Greve-streets Camden-town.
Mr. James Douglas, baker, Kentish-town.
4r. John Allen, psstry-cook, 11, St. Martin's-le-Grand.
:dr. Joseph Bell. putty-cook, 16. Middle-row, Ilolbom.
Mr. John I Impbeil, baker. PI, Duke-street, Lincoln's lon-fields.
Mr. Robert Toms, 146, Edges re-road, Paddington.
Mr. George Bishop, V, Burleigh-street, Strand.
*r. Samuel Simmons, baker.4l, (ivy's-inn•lane•
*William Kirkman Foster, 66, Chiswell-atreet, Finsbury-square.
11r.
tn James buss, ii, Crornble's row, corner of Cuttage-row, Cos-
erelaLmed.