The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-09-14 00:00:00

N OF STEPHEN

.t de Grey" is assumed in honour of
le and liberal relative of the present

beautiful ruins.
ent of Cloaks for crossing the water and
1 30s. each.

BOLD-STREET.
AND HIGHER HARROGATE

AN ENTIRE

IF THE TEA TRADE
n WEDNESDAY next, the 15th
n the Premises

STREET, LIVERPOOL

UNDER TUE MANAGE-

and BROWNLOW

tat, when about Ten Thousand
ses, in imitation of Tea, brought
;, and about Four Thousand Bags

1 off the Sherries, in the vessel Mary
up from the wreck, brought to this
dried, and now in the hands of those

who profess to supply the inhabi-
nothing can be more desirable than
rtletl to Families and Respectable

EAS DIRECT FROM THE
_ IPORTER.
nts of the NEW TB A ESTABLISHMENT,
nice of this truism, as affecting the inter-
;es of the community, and knowing that
of the East India Company's Charter in

PORTED INTO LIVERPOOL
'ITIES than to any other PORT

4DOM (London Excepted

ling advantage to the Consumer, an
ield out to open the present Establish-
having the fullest confidence that the
ming Public will not be withheld to
nit their views, when endeavouring
ABUSES IN THE TEA TRADE,
wish and strong determination that
TALL BE COMBINED WITH
LUXURY

;TS OF LIVERPOOL AND LANCA-
IRE WITH " REAL" TEA.

LIVERPOOL,
the world, from its advantages of
)MMUNICATION WITH CHINA.
affords as a market for purchasing stock,
r would have hitherto furnished Teas to
like a reasouhble profit, or at any
1S more remote from the place
ver, not being the fact, the ob-
to supply the public with an
sential item in the expenses of

~.
-ST POSSIBLE TERMS,
PROFIT, from the importer to the con-

tors of the Establishment_ being intimately.

f the first Houses in LondOn, they will
;vantage of that market as circumstances

PUBLIC AG kINST THE SPU-
PURE OF DRIED LEAVES,
imported in large quantities, and has
hands of COUNTRY DEALERS,
-kr whole time and attention will be
a of the two articles Tea and Coffee ;
rr any instances deleterious, mixtures
-y since the abolition of the East
Chr .6er, rendering it highly necessary that
in the sale of it should be well experi-
...iting and examining of them.
HE OVERLAND INDIA MAIL
ondon on the 4th ultimo, bringing news from
May 19th date ; and on reading the private'
I that Captain Elliot had effected a truce with
mmissioner, thereby enabling our merchants
yen millions of pounds of Tea (equal to three
for this country) shipped, which has caused
London Tea market, attended with a ,fall.of
-'er Pound on all sorts, within the last
ing them as. low in price as those,nosv
pantry cost the merchants importing
, quality of Congou sold in Canton, at
to about ls. sd. of our money, to which
least sd. per lb. for the expenses of ship-
,land—together making a cost of Is. 10d.
st Congou to the importers. Still we find,
on Public Tea Sale of the ith ultimo, (at
of our stock has been purchased.) Congou
Tea brokers—good middling Tea,
ug, (which is at least 6d. -per lb. better
sold at Is. to Ad. per lb. ; and
; a character. Superior Tea, strong
r, even wiry black leaf, only fetched
•as we before stated, as near as possi-
to the importer. To the sale prices
ler lb., which shows that a really
aus in London 21d. per lb., and
it intention to advise any family to
en fortunate enough to lay in our
wrdinary fall in prices, war-
n an advantage to the public
the trade can, for it is a well known
last news from China,) nearly every
rith the Tea trade, and even private
,ng the Emperor of China had ordered all
)minions to be destroyed, bought to a very
4^es one shilling per pound above what

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them m

S count

sing to have this great benefit to offer, we do not
any foresight or wonderful advantages over our
lers, it arising merely from our arrangements not
as to enable us to lay in our stock earlier
At the same time we do not feel too con-
. sent very low prices will continue long, as
merchants refuse to submit to so alarming a

we also find by the private India letters, that
iptain Elliot had effected this truce it was liable
led by an edict from the Emperor any minute,—
nerchants quite expected such would be the case,
ps of Chinese soldiers was encamping near Can-•
at the next advices may inform us of an entire
',the British trade ;—therefore it is our duty to
kmilies, and large consumers, to purchase freely at
prices, they being as low (of good qualities) as
Town, and in giving this advice we wish the public
aired it is solely for their benefit, as the system we
uce into our establishment is to to charge a profit
h., so that should the next news from China cause
in the value we shall make a corresponding one.
.e stated that useful family Congou cost us (duty
adon 4s. 21d. per lb., and really fine qualities
r lb., add id. per lb. for the carriage here, thus
costs 4s. 31d. and 4s. Rid., which enables us to
at prices lower than has been quoted for many
st, and until a change in the market takes place

BLACK

S. (1.
4 0
oily Ditto, with strength—recommended.. 4 6

Pekoe Flavour Ditto, recom-
) all consumers as quite good enough for

.1 Full Flavour Pekoe Souchong, long crapy

nest Tea in the country

ommodation of connoisseurs we shall keep
choicest qualities of Flowery and Orange y 4

Ankoi Pouchong, Tetsoni, Howqua's Mix

d- all. Other rare sorts, but do not'r'ecomm- end them
.ral use, their peculiar flavours rendering them un-

de to most person

GREEN

iddling Hyson-kind, pale briglitish leaf—re-

,
ivoured llyson, brightish leaf—recommended
ite good enough for family purposes 5 0
r Hyson, long twisted and bright loaf— G 0
r.Hyson, of very choice quality. This Tea is only fit

ith Pekoe SoucliOng,.its wain quality

7 0
4 0
5 (;
5 0
5 0
0
shotty leaf
n Original chest, of 801bs, or a half-chest,
which vary from 2 to 31bs
2lbs on a half chest. _ _

H yson—recommended

s overwei

your attention to the other branch of
Coffee, which we regret to say is as se-
as Tea, and, if possible, to a more alarm-
is easily shown by the fact that the con-
my has within the last three years increased
nd about a twelvemonth since several retail
rocers were summoned by the excise officers
luantities on their premises. Since which
the same principle that duty was allowed
overnruent upon the four thousand chests of
!en wrecked, then brought to Liverpool,
d on kilns) government has allowed the free

f Chicc(

t upon payment of a small duty, therefore it is now
tb imptinity ; and the value of it, duty paid, not being
han 5d per lb, offers too great a temptation for the
i4y„ of dealers to resist it ; consequently, we advise
:s to purchase their Coffee in the berry, thereby en-
a- genuine article, assuring them the small outlay of
a cotfee-mill will soon he repaid. We shall roast
dees twice a week, viz., Tuesdays and Fridays.
present prices (which, like our Teas, will vary as the
t value changes) are as follows :
COFFEES,
Vhether ground or in the Berry, will be genuine.

Ceylon
ng Berbii

S. d.
1 8
1 10
2 0

,eful Family Coffee, and recommended for general

urses.
choice full-flavourp edJamaica
• (As fine a Coffee as need be used )
,a, the finest parcel imported for some time..
(Chiefly used by Commissenws.)
ng upon the judgment of the Public for that support
ronage which is necessary to the maintenance of an
Jiment upon the principles on which its foundation is

t?.‘srN
r faithfuhand obedient servants,
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w.
SNOWDON and
will deliver all Goods, 13
within
change, free of charge ; but 70three miles
de-
the order must be given not
than
Vans will start their rounds at five, insure
later
Fa_
tors, resident in the adjacent towns,
rn
attention to their orders per Post; but as
only, it will be necessary to enclose about
!,,,,,i._ or an order upon some person in

me late Mr. Cobbett was one
e (as was his custom) for his Register,
for Bath was the subject, and happen,
" my little learned friend .Mr.
)es, his amanuensis, wishing to be sure
t meant to say " little learned" or
tied little menu ", said to him, " Did you say learned
liend ' ? " when Mr. Cobbett replied very empbuticallY,
! d it, no ! take care and make no mistake about
" Little learned friend' what 1 mean."—Standard

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