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'ERIOR LITHOGRAPHS, published 1- W.. Cole,
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I ColopelTaLsot, M.P.

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AUDITORS.
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TZTAIIONZIS.
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STANDINtA COUNSZ L.
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This Company is established for supplying the Country Dealer
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Overweight, &c., which in most instances is very considerable, at •
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wooly of the Tea Trade, the baneful influence of which, aggra.
waved b' every species of gross adulteration, has imposed on the
public for more than fifty years, to the discredit of the East India
Company's Imports of Tot, 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 corn.
pletely breaking down nonopoly, the Projectors are confident
that the design of it cannot fail to command the countenance
and support of the whole country, as it il4ll already done the ap-
probation of many of the leading Merchants of this great Metropolis
of London.

The advantages to the Public are too manifest to require further
explenation, thaw that as the Retail Dealers will now be certain of
receiving Teas unadulterated, the consumers supplied by them,
through the agency of this Company, may feel secure against ad.
mixture of deleterious ingredients, or Teas of an interior quality
with those of higher prices—practices which have long prevailed at
an expense to the community of more than one million sterling per
annum, and by means, if a great mass of evidacce furnished the
Directors be correct, highly criminal.
Retail Dealers holding five Shares and upwards will be entitled
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published quarterly, exhibiting the number, break, and cheracter
of every Chest of Tea in the East India Company's Sale, by refer.
ence to which purchasers will be protected against every imposi-
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of the day: To this plan no foreign hazard is attached; the pro.
CM will be open, prompt, and visible to all; and cannot possibly
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vance and return ; and to whatever extent capital may be required,
it must command a large remunerating profit.
Persons becoming Proprietors of Shares in this Company may be
assured that !they cannot Wear any responsibility beyond the
amount paid on their Shares, as no Tess can be procured from the
East India Company's Warehouses but upon payment by ready
money of the cost price; and as the extent of this Company's pur-
chases must therefore depend upon the amount of cash at corn.
manct, the Proprietors are secure from those risk; which necessarily
attach to cancans in, which purchases sr.: made and contracts en.
axed into upon credit..
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A power ;ill 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
have the option of taking an equal number of new Share. at par,
and the remainder to be dispond of as the Directors may find con-
tributory t r the general benefit of the Compahy.
A deposit of 21. per Share to be paid down ; one month's previ-
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call ever to exceed 61. on each Share.

Applications for Shares to be made by letters, post paid, to
Messrs. Sir John Porting, Bart., Shaw, Barber. and a:o.. bankers,
Gornhill ; Messrs. Fisher and Norcutt, solicitors; 10, Holborn.
coon, Gray's Inn • or to Messrs. Buttirant and 114ngworth, East
India Chembers LeadenhalLatreet.
By order of the Board of Directors,
JAMES BUTTIVANT, Secretary.
A List of Directors for Scotland and Ireland will be published
shortly.

SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS IN ONE'DA,Y, AND NO
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CIARROLL solicits attention to the present) BRIL—
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Re. &c. exceeding

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