The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-06 00:00:00

" GENERAL ORDER.

" August 3, 1852.
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1840, directing , that no objectionsellersgeneral
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of this revenue, to dealers in an
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cmhiixceedryinwthitehir coffee,loses sioorn,t,obethr:reinhdaang the same so
" That in future licensed dealers in coffee be
.allowsd
to keep and sell chicory, or other vegetablesub-
statics-a prepared to resemble coffee, provided that they be
sold unmixed with coffee, in packages sealed or otherwise
_
secured, containing respectively not less than 2oz , and
baying pasted thereon a printed label, with the mule or
firm of the seller, the exact weight, and true description
of the article contained therein; and provided that no
such article be kept in a loose state,
or otherwise than in
such packages as aforesaid, in any room entered for the
storeage or sale of coffee. -
st That all licensed dealers in coffee be furnished with
a copy of this order, and informed that they must abide
the consequenc,.s if, after the expiration of three months
from the date hereof, they continue to sell coffee mixed
with any ingredient contrary to law.
" Each officer must prepare a scheme in his general
entry book, in which he must insert the name and resi.
dence of every dealer in coffee in his station, and the date
of furnishing him with a copy of this order, adding
therein his
"own signature in proof of the delivery' of
the
said order.

An advertisement has appeared of a new dock
company for the port of London, which has bee.
contemplation, and is now incorporated by Act :flirg in
meat. The site chosen is on the Plaistow Blarshes, adjs.
ing the North Woolwich Railway, where the area or„,i9„iin"
accommodation, consisting of a dock and tidal basin; will be
upwards of 90 acres, together with a mile of wharfage'rouna
with 160,000 feet of fireproof warehouses. 400.900/. is tit;
proposed share capital, authority being given by the .4,t, th
borrow a further sum of '.33,0001.; and an offer has been re-
ceived from MesQrs Peto, Berta, and Brassey, to purchase
the land and construct the whole for 425,0001. These par-
ties have likewise proposed to take a lease of the undertak-,
ing for 21 years, allowing the shareholtters 5 per cent on
the Outlay, and the half of all profits beyond
:ccePer cent , such propos3l to remain open
.for
ptance until February 1, 1853. Arnoug other sourced of
contemplatedge advantage are the facilities of situation for the
LoriZu4lnttties f Scotch and foreign cattle brought to the
mplu, ed"'ket, aid also for the screw steamers now being
from I'B2B t(u) ttpe coal trade. It is further pointed 0... ht that
Lendon:tv,m. present time the tonnage of the pert of
2, i7O-,324_,0u,,be.Yond sea leas increased from 990,110 tow to
comae
out
aipoceire,
:tey,
th
at increasethe wethlatt whatever
tibtijiedockap res
eanc-t
Katharine's, theill
Lannm" only to 5.0001. while for the St.
113 on the 7thd()inu..avd the East end West ocks
it was
140 654/ and 17,884/. per acre.
The pti„.
Oriental steamer Furmose,
which sal
specie .and 80 ptmengera, §t• for Australia, takes out 1/0,(