The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

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LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY,
No. 23, LUDGATC
Directly opposite the Loudon Coffee-house ;
The @Ply Estaelishment of the hied in the Irngtiose, and
which enters haft Ibigerweente with the Public wade by
no other Hewes to the Trade.

To be OPENED NEXT THI'RSDAY, sTot NOVEMBER,

THIS COMPANY is composed of Nlerchstits
of the City of London, in the hope of resents, the
TEA TRADE from Clue opprobriom it has incurred by the
conduct of many Dealers (implicated in the recent discrete-
ful corivetions), and who, without wishing to build their
fume on the fallen reputation of others, yet conceive they
are rendering an essential service to the Public, by form.
ing an Estsblishiteet to supply them with Teas, pure and
enedelterated, and which nom assist to check lied counter.
act the attempts at fraud and imposition in • branch of
trade so essentially cossetted with tits health and comfort
of the community
When it is considered how general and indispensable an
article Tee is—how winch it forms one of the principal ne-
cessaries of life—and that, notwithstanding sit these circum-
stances. bow shamefully it bas been adulterated—they trust
the Public will appreciate the advantages to be derived
from Inch an undertaking as the present.
It may not, perhaps, be generally knows, that a greet
sunthetof other Prosecutions are now pearling; and coo.
meeting this fact with tha many previous convictions that
have °centred in all parts of the Kingdom, the cunclosiem
Naturally drawn will be, !bat great doubt must exist of pro.
caring the article genuine.
So tench has been already said and written on the enhjeet
of adulterated Teas, that any forth,' remarks might appear
superfluous ; but the Company C4llllOl forbear noticing the
facility with which this adulteration may be effected, and its
pernicious effects upon the constitution. The first is too
well known to uyed eon neat • and, with respect to the
second, Doilies! obeer:ed,andjustly. that genuine
Tea is nut injuring' to health ; but that the increase of
neurons disorders may be attributed to pernicious ingreili.
elite with which It hoe been deteriorated. This bas brew
fully proved by the fatal experience of many persons previ-
ous to the late exposures. Tea is literally almnst the only
nutriment of thuusaads of the community; it is therefore
ease to conceive the havoc a poisonous adulteration must
make upon their conetitutioes ; and it is not too much In
infer, that many of the late alarming illnesses are attribut-
able to this cause.

To prrveut the possadlily of their Teas being lowered by
a mixture with au inferior article, the Company ENGAGE
TO NEITHER BUY NOR SELL BOHEA TEA, nor
any of that large propo►tion of inferior Teas which are so
commonly used to adalterate the better sort,' ; their object
being to select strong full-Bavoured Teas, su desirably to
every Consumer.

The follomino is a brief Epitome of the Company: Teas,
which the Paiblie Asap rely on being found to answer the
description giren.

No. 1. Strong Coves, at 7.1 As ',mensal Tea for Fami-

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hes; aim) for Hotels anti Cuffer-houses.
N 0.2. Company's Mown, at 108. Id. Superior to most
Greru Taos now galling at 12..
Nu. 3. Genuaxe Cows, at 6e. 6d. A good Tea fur tom-

oboe purposes
No. 4. Silvio at 70. A fowl Greve Ten.

No.S. Strang' Souchong, at Be. Au excellent Black Tea,
with • fine Sow:hang Savour.
Pullfiastostred Soacluuess, No. 6. at 10e. and No. 7. at its.
The very finest Black Teas imported (scarce.)
Nu. A. Caper, Nn. 9. l'ehoe. sad No. 10.)feert Padre,
all at 14e. sack. Esanisite Teas for fragrance and fla-
vour. luferior at lower prices.
No. 11. Bloom, or superior ruianday, at Is. A good eco-
nomical Green Tra, being very strong.
Nu. 19. Fine //prom Shia, at 9s. 6d. Delicate garner,
having many of the goad properties of Hysou, but de-
cidedly inferior to No. 2.
No. 13. Fine flame, at 12e. One of the hest on sale,

possessing exquisite &Tour and nue fragrance.
Finn Yosnig Ilyoon, No. lt of 11(11.611. and No. 15. at 12e.
Nut inferior in strenotte to Gunpowder Tea.
No. 16. Vary finest ifitsons, at 14e. and upwards. Ad-
mired by the Connoisseur in Tea for those peculiarities
discernible by a nice taste.
Nu. 17. Cartons Gunporder Tea. at 26r. High priced,
but excellent; selected frum the Gnat soils at the last
sale.

Every description of Teas that the Company can recom-
mend, will be always un sale at their Principal Warehouse,
'l3, Ludgate-hill; and Purchasers may hive Ile sati■faction
of seeing them weighed (if preferred) from the Original
Packages, as they arrive from China : frum twenty to Arty
Chests will be always open for that purpose.
Families, Masters of Inns, Taverns, Coffee-houses, and
Prop►ietors of all large Estahlislimeuts, may be assured that
their Commands will be so satisfactorily executed, as t•
ensure a repetition of their favours. In dl cases where a
whole Chest of Tea, or more, of one kind, is marred, it will
be forwarded in the Original Parkages, delivered direct
from the East India Warehouses, and the Purchaser will be
entitled to the overweight.—N.B. A Chest of Coup con-
tains' about 86th,.

All Orders will be delivered free of Carriage wilbin Tea
Miles of London.

To accommodate F•unibrs residing at a distance from
Establishments are forming at C 4118.1,601 mid
Charing-cross, parliculers of whirls will very shortly be pub-
lished; and for the convenience of Country Resident",
Agents are appointing iu every principal Town in the
iugdom.
To prevent mistakes, and to sectors Purchasers from im-
position or substitution, all Teas sent by the Company into
the Country, will be packed in Lead Cases, enclosed in nit
Elevation of their principal Establishment in Ludgate-bill,

soil sealed with theeunif;aiWe Seal.
TEA is the only article sold at fias Establishment. It
will hence follow, that their attention being devoted aselii-
sively to it. the Public nay the inure conftleutly rely on a
genuine selection.
••• The smallest quantify sold is a Quarte► of a
Pound.

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