The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-06 00:00:00

QPITALFIELDS.—DISTRESS of the SILK
IVEAVERE.—At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE,
held on Saturday, February 4, 1828, in the Vestry-room, Spital.

The !Aotdßiehepof CHESTr:I{ in the Chair,

Resolved, That the Put;lic be carnevtlySolieited to coins forward
rind afford prompt and effectual relief to more than 90,000 of their
icrow.creatures, now in a state of extreme distress.
The KI N4l 01000 0 0

t. 8.

Mr. Sheriff Crowder 10 0

Rt. Hon. the Lonl Mayor 25 0
Itt.Ree. the Lord Bishop__

of Cheater - .25 0
Nun. James Vete and

B. Core. EN. - 20 0
George Bing. M.P.Ex lOO 0
Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop

Co. 100
31eurs. Dew and Co. 100 0
Thum. A. F. Haklimanil

of Landaff

Z. Z. Z. by tbol3ishop of --
Chester 6 0

and Sons I
Nom. P. and N. Gan.

Mr. J. F. Dovo . 5 0
Messrs. Adams, Son, and
Belt . 30 0

doiti and Co. . 1
Nan.Motris, Prevost.

Mash. Nrnl. litandon

and Ca. . 100 0
.T. J. E. De Ferre. Fag. 2S 0
Meters. L. Burnaad and

and (leo. Ransom 5 0
51 mars. Remiagton, NCH-
son, and Co. 20 0

CO. 0% A
11Imam Jr. vazenove and _ _ _

aebnos and Lievre 3 0
Mews. Harford, Rivas,
and Co. . 10 0

. 110 0
Wm. hale. Esq. A 0 0
N. M. Rothschild. Esq. 100 0
Mr. Alderman llamas 10 0
Mr. Alderman 1,11C11,1 10 0
Alderman Thompson 10 0
John panel. T 19 0

Messrs. Chas. Smith sad

6,n 5 5
J. IVatscra, Esq. Customs ! 0
E. W. 010

J. R. M.
Chaim

%Awe!, Esq.
Joseph Vona, Km.
John Motteu E.q. 100 0
Messrs. Moore, Stangm,
and Co. P.fl 0
Henry Fulton, Esq. 10 0
Messrs. Ames, A tki---
and co.

The Countess Spencer 5 0
John Richards, Esq. 10 0
T. W. 1 1

Edward Fawkes, Esq. 5 0
Mr. Chas. Butler . 5 0

30 0
Mean. H. and R. Bennett 30 0
J. J. But►eaa, F,sq. - 20
Meseta. Eastman and Hill 13 0
Memos. John Stokes and

Rev. James Cooper
John Dubois, Esq.
Messrs. Wilson, Moore,

and Co. - 20 0
Ale%srs. Wilson and Bun. _

Sons
John Phipps, Etq,
An n!igip.sl Crttibutor

shall - - 21 0
Joseph Merceron. Esq. 25 0
Rev. Josiah Pratt . 5 0

to the Houseless Pony,

per The Morning Poet T 1 0
Rev. West iTheldale - 10 0
Rev. Dr. Moore - 2 0
Memo. Truman, 111mborv._

By the Right Bon. the Lord
Mayor.
Mrs. Nett - JO 0

Rey. John Not

. 20 0

end Co. 100 11
News. F and J. Giles 20 0
The Maehtteatee of the

Thos. Nett, Esq. 20 I)
Sam. llobret, Esq.
(Brighton) . C 0
Jos. Philip Dares, Esq. 2 0
:Minn& Choper and Beck.
with - $ 0
James 'Finset'. Esq. 100 0
Mesas. Williams and

PubliciNliee, Worship.
street _ 31 10

Masers. Dui' and 11rnoks 30 A
Amines °Mein i. Esq. id
As. E. \Venial,. E.q. . 10 0
Chas. Tyndall. ?.q. 10 0
blows. 11. Castellain and

Simpson . 5 5
A Friend, by D. Reid,
Esq. - . I 0
Mrs. Sarah liarn - 20 0
A _ Friend to the Poor _ _

Ca.
A Friend to tb. poor
Weever% - IS 0
Mews. r. sad L. De.

ravers 6 0
Right Hon. Earl Spencer 50 0
Rev. Richard Harvey 0
Rev. J. P. Bean . 5 0
Rev. Thomas Gregory 6 o
A Friend to Free Trade

singe, . -
riot. Gorge Robertsnn 10 0
Rt. Roe. the Loesl Bishop
of London SO 0
Joihsa Watinn. Esq. 20 0
Rev. W. Busbild - I 1

on consistent principles 60 0
Richard Gregory, Esq. 20 0
A Friend - 0 0

ilev (lignite Tilmlinionn 1 0
)lain. Dryden and Ch.,

bot . . 20
Edw. Meyricb, Esq. 20 0
J. A. Juurdaa, Esq. 20 0
Messrs. Unite and Cooks 20 0
David Reid, Esq. 10 0
Sun. West. Esq. 5 0
K. sad H. it. B. 5 5

11 ugh Farnell? Esq. 10 0
George Woolley. Esq. 10 0
James Collins, Esq. 10 10
Merin, Racine antlJaques 20 0
.1. Warren, Esq. - 6 5
J. Franchetti, Esq. Leg-
horn . . 10 0

Messrs. Simmons, Pail.

itev. Jas. Marne 1 1
Juba dam, Esq: 30 0
Jahn Parsons, Esq. 10 0
Junes Veinell, Esq. 10 0
A few Friends, by ditto 3 6
Mr. Maar Kelly 10 0'
amilaseriptions ars received by
Wm Ilale, Esq. Treasurer, aad

ter, and Wilk&on 5 0
Thos. Hamilton, Esq. 1 0
Half the fine imposed on
a Porter My the Right
Hon. the Lord Mayor 015

the Right lion. rho Lord Mayor,
by all the Banker..

AN ABDIIESS TO THE NATIVES AND INHABIT.
ANTS OF NORTH AND SOUTH WALES.
EYTON, Stock Broker and Lottery Office Keeper, at
his old and lucky Oriee, 2, CornbiU, begs leave to inform
his Countrymen (he being a native of the Princ4ality, and the
only one in the above profession) that the LAST DRAWING
BUT TWO is fixed foe ST. DAVID'S DAV, Ist of MARCH
NEXT. Ile anticipates, it being the last that will ever be drawn
on that day, his Countrymen will come forward and support him
with all their might. Tin. inducements are great, there being Six
Prizes of 21.1,U0UL, besides numerous other Prizes, and no Blanks,
to be decided on the above day : therefore no time should be lost,
as the opportunity of gaining above Half a Million of Money in
One. Day may never happen again.

FINAL CONCLUSION OF LOTTERIES.
,/
AND J. SIKEWRIGHT, the Contractors, respect-
• fully invite the Public to an early purchase. The Act of '
Parliament having limited the duration of Lotteries to Two more
Drawings, it is very probable Tickets and Shores will rise consi.
derably In price, as the period fast approaches which must conclude
tor ever this only mode of gaining a Fortune from a trilling Risk.
In forming
THEIR FAREWELL SCHEME,
J. and J. Sivewright have been not only studious to retain all the
aPPored points of late Lotteries, many of wilich were first adopted
by themselves, but to meet the desire of Correspondents, they have
introduced
PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
Ste. lee. forming an aggregate of
A QUARTER OF A MILLION STERLING !
ALL To BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY,
lit of MARCH.
Tickets and Shares pm selling by J. and J. Sivewright, the Con-1
trfwtors, at their fortunate ()thee', No. 37, Comlsill; 11, Holborn;
and 33, Haymarket, London, where they told
. - a Prize of . . . 130.000
Mit . . . a Prise of . . - 21,066
Besides other Capitals in the last and late Lotteries.