The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-08 00:00:00

CHAIRMAN.
PETER MOORE, Esq. M.P.
DEPUTY CHAIRMEN.
JOHN DUNSTON, Esq. ; PHILLIP PERRINO, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
14.4101. Sir O. AIRY, Y.C.B. I Jolts RITOIIIII, Eiq.
FLEECES* ST•ILRY REES, A. A. Surrzcs,
R liar Moss, E•q. Colonel TALBOT, M. .

Thomas Emmett, Esq. ; Jackals Peering, Esq. i Robert Talbot,
Esq.

TIIASUIIIERS.
Messrs. Sir John Peering, Ban. Shaw, Barber, and Co.
MH. A. Illino/worth, Esq.
Etc &LlMlT—James Bentham, Esq.
Accou AAAAA —James Mitchell, LL.D.
RTANDIifu COUWSIL.
Sharks Bellamy, Esq.; Robert htuigslow, Esq.
SoLtcyroas—Messrs. Fisher and Norcutt.
This Company is established fist supplying the Country Dealer
is every part of toe United Kingdom with Tea direct from the East
India Company's Warehouse', with all the advantages of Draft,
therweltit, &c., which in most instances is very considerable, at a
Commesuon of Seven Shillings per Chest on the cost price, includ-
ing Cordage, Booking, and Conveyance to the Inn or Wharf from
whence it a forwarded.

This system, upon a limited scale, has for some time been acted
upon by individuals with decided attccna, in oppcwition to a mo-
Twprily of the Tea Trade, the baneful Influence of which, aggra.
rated by every species of gross adulteration, has Imposed on the
I üblic for more than fifty years, to the discredit of the East India
Compsny's Imports of tea, to the diminution of the public re.
venue, and Inflicting great injury on the consumer; and as the
object of this Institution is an important public benefit, by com-
pletely breaking down monopoly, the Projectors are confident
that the design of it cannot fail to command the countenanq
and support of the whole country, as it has already done the app.
prob awn of many of the leading Merchants of this great Metropolis
of London,

The advantages to the Public are too manifest to require further
est,lanation, than that n the Retail Dealer* will now be certain of
tee !tying Teas unadulterated, the consumers supplied by them,
through the= of this C,ompauy, may feel secure against ad.
mixture of ous ingredients, or Tess of an interior quality
with those of higher priees7—proctices which have long prevailed at

ab expense to the eciiimunirjef MOM Om see ndllic7o sterling per
annum. and by means. If a great mama evidence furnished the
Directots be correct, highly
Retail Dealers holding lire Share' sad upwards will be entitled
to this Company's Tea Book, which shall be officially attested and
published mirterly, exhibiting the number, btesk, and character
of every Chest of Tea in the East India Company's Salo, by
tor to which purchmers will be protected against, every anp°ll"
men or mistake, ar.d enabled to arcertaiu the character, tare, and
cost prim, of 'eery Chat of Tea sold ; and to guard more effecu.
ally against adulteration, nee chest will be delivered direct from
the East India Company's Warehouses, under the seal of this
Company, and (if their consent can be obtained) of the East India
Company, with other corresponding certificates.
To Shareholders this Company presents the highest encourage.
meat. The investment of capital therein is manifestly exempt from
incidental losses, inseparable from many of the adventurous schemes
td the day: To this plan no foreign hazard is attached; the pre.
use will be aped, prompt, sad visible to all ; and cannot roast*
foster tither uncertaimy or anxiety, resulting from speculation, et
bold the proprietor in any possible state of suspense between ad.
vanes and return ; and to whatever extent capital may be required,
it must command a large remunerating profit.
Persona becoming Proprietors of Shares in thia Company may be
amused that :they cannot incur any responsibility beyond the
unount paid on their Shares, ea no Tess can be procured from the
Last India Company's Warehouses but upon payment by ready
money of the cost pnce ; and as the extent of this Company's pur-
chases must therefore depend upon the amount of cash at com-
mand, the Proprietors are secure from those risks which necessarily
attach to concerns in which purchases are made and contracts en.
teed into upon credit.
A power will be reserved to the Directors, subject to the approval
of Subscribers, to increase the capital, as the augmented condition
of the Company may require; each Proprietor of old Shares to
hate the option of taking an equal number of new Shares at per,
Ali the remainder to be disposed of as the Directors may find con-
tributory to the general benefit of the Company.
deposit of 21. per Share to be paid down ; one month's prey,.
',lt notice at the least will be uniformly given of future calls ; no
tail ever to secret' iJ, on each Share.
Applications for Shares to be made by letters, post paid, to
lit.ers. Sir John Paring, Bart., bhaw, Barber, and Co., bankers,
Messrs. k'isher and Norcutt, solicitors, 10, Illolbo,rn-
,,urt, Oray's or to Messrs. Buttivant and Illingworth, East
Ellis Chambers I •••-•1
. --sehaU-street.

By order of the Board of Directors,
JAMES BUTTIVANT, Secretory.
A last of Direqore for Scotbad arid 'reload veil be publiabeil