The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-20 00:00:00

BANK NOTES.

An Account of the Total Number of Notes of the Governor ,t 4
Company of the Bank of England, under the value of Phr
Pounds, which has been issued during each and every week km
the 12th of Jure, 1826, until. Saturday preceding the 15th V
July, 1828 ; and also the Total Amount of Notes, und,the
value of nee Pounds, actually in circulation at the dos, a
husiruss on every such Saturday, pursuant to Act 7th 0,0. /F.
cap. 6.

Dates of losulng.

Numberoti Amount In elm,
Noire of lation of Note/tad.,
lianed.l the value of es.

June 12 to June 17, both Junto4ve
to June 24...... ditto .
VI to July 1...... ditto ........
July 3to Juiy —ditto

11,780 luso 17. Las*
16440 —24 1.351,41
10M130 Joy
8. 1,701,T1
00D

N.B.—No other notes under the
(Signet) fit
Bank of England. July 13, UM.
Published in obedience to the provisions of Act 7, Gemv.
cap 11.
Ity command of the Lords Commissioners of hi. Majestyl
Treasury. J G. BURIES,
Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, July 17, 1116.
A LDE RSGATE WARD.

lue of M. have been imued:
DAWES, Acct.-Genera

On Tuesday Alderman Sir PETER LAURIE gave a pane
dinner at the Albion Tavern, Aldervegaie-street, to the M‘iateif ant's
of his ward; he was supported by his Deputies of the Watt
‘Vitlein and Without, and a number of the most respectable.
citizens, not resident in the Ward, partook of the entertaininetta.
After the customary loyal toasts, and Prosperity to the Ward of
Al lerrigate had been drunk, the health of the new Alderman 134
dfu k with enthusiasm.
Sir PEI ER lava tE rose and said, as the stream became more
MI RI Is it inerta e 'sn depth, so his powers of expreselen failed hits
as his feelings of re:spect sod gratitute became more profound.
I Nothing could exceed his gratitude for the manner in which the
inhabitants had el, et td him. They had sent him into the Court 31
A'd 'men as their r:prese nestive, wi ham requiring from him any
pledue, or without reeds n e any specific declaration of his views on
pulite qesstims. Ile • efeared that they should have ro occasion
to regret this extraerdit canfiderate; and recent circumstances
had re ,tiered it necessary t at he eneuld now more explicitly repeat
a pledge which he had made aft r his e'ection—namtly, that if,
front any unfaie even calamity, ha fortune shank' be reduced-4f
his health should fail him—or if ty any occurrence whatever lee
should be deprived of those qualifies ions for which they chose hie,
he slo ild consider it his duty immediately to resign Magneto:
(Cheers ) flew d flightful was it to witness the whole of the
isha-
bitan a met together, united as one family, some members perhaps
having different views en paroicular question, yet all unaoitnous
in tin it efrout to promote the genc'al welteire, and sustain there.
speck bliy of the Ward. He cto rat el this stare of feeling with
that wh c't pre, ai.ed in some disv ct t wart, the North, who,
party ',sir t, ht wa, assn.-id, ran to I lgh an some cases, that the
low; w, old no bend their children oo the same school as the cbiklree
of el e Blues. In the C ty, he was g:al t , find, they were no longer
so far the niece eaves of a colour or of a name. They were no
longer ectuated by such rancorous enmity, watch was the relic of
barbarous ar.d feudal ti nes, but could meet together on friendly
terms, and join in common of&ens without any compromise of
political principles. (Cheers.) lie then took a view of the history
of the Corporation, and the serv'ees which it had on various se.
casions rendered to the cause of constitutional and religious liberty.
aVieltin the last 40 years it had bet towed in present of its freedom
to distinguished patriots and statesmen, and us other testimonies of
its esteem, no less than 30.0110/. ; within the arm period it had he_
sin seed no less than 00,0001. in benevolent institutions. He declared
that he considered the situation in whirls he load been placed, 33
Member of such a Body, a grey er honour than that of being a
Representative in Parliament.
The healths of the Como itt-e were drunk in a distingubbtal
manner.
Mr. RscitaittisoN and Mr. J. THOMPSON retu ned thanht.
The latter gentleman, in the coursr;of an ab:e speech, observed that
it was *remarkable that this was *my the seconu Instance of a gen-
tleman born north of the Tweed ever having °Mai fed an Alder.
man's gown in the City.
The meeting continued together until a la'e hour in the %meat
comfit itdity.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

I.ONVON LlST.—[From the London Gazette.]

•T Till COURT OF COMMISSIONRAS BANSSWITS, Matt.
STASI?, ON SATURDAY NCIT.
Aitchison, J. AbehurchAnne and Glasgow, bill-broker' adj. lint ex.. ;,
Andrews, T. Soho-square. linen-draper, adj. choke ofasslg. ......
Adams, J. Unlon.street. oilman, 3d exam. ............... ....... •... s
Bell, W. Lucamstreet, Commercial-wad, coalmerch. adj. ch. of assig. W
Bignold, T. gen. Norwich, banker and Bridge-street, boot-dealer,
Norwich Union .
Beauvais, A. John-street, Berkeley-square, wine merchant, 3d exam l2
Balmer, S. Oxford-street, woollen-draper, 3d exam
Capp, R. 'F. St. Dunstan's-Wit, ship-broker, last exam. .....
Chadwick, B. High-street, 3latylebone, chymbit, adj last exam. .
Coley and BOAVID. Old Broad-street, wine-merchant, 3d exam. .
Darvill, R. Cockhith Ratelitle, chememcnger, 2d exam.....
Fife, H. King's Lynn, seed-merchant, gd exam
Foster, J. H. Bread-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, 2d exam
Filch., J. C. Finsbury-squire, merchant, 84 exam.
Ganiar, E. Bedford-place, Commercial road, brasier, 2d exam—.
Hickman, W. Brighton, grocer, adj. last exam. ..........
Harris, G. flattersea.fields, warehouse-keeper, lit exam
Harris, A. Horsley, commi.sion-agent, 3d exam.....
Millar, H. Agnes-place, Waterloo-road, horse-dealer, 2d exam.
Herbert, W. sen. Montgomery, flannel-manufacturer, proof debts.
Herbert, B. Cheltenham, siltr.nrercer, final div....
Haywood, M. Wood.street, Cheapside, warehouseman, dividend 10
Hobson and Marshall, Al Inories, cor n-fa clam, jut. rnd sop. Hobson 13
Hill, S. Great Russell-street, uphorder, 2d exam.
Hider and Goodinge, High Holborn, linen-drapers, sale le 4 lop..
Hump, J. Grasscroft; Ymk, clothiers. enlarged, 3d esam ll
Jones, H. Fort-street, Bishopsgate. merchant, adj. last to
Keay, W. Great Surrey-street, coat hmaker, 3d exam...
Lawson, J. Princes-street, Ratcliffe, chair-maker, 3d exam II
Moreau, P. L. Vassal-place, Brixton, merchant, 2d exam.
Mills, W. J. Union-street, Southwark, victualler, 3d egm
Mullett, R. C. Minerva-terrace, Br xton, auctioneer, Bdexam.
Moore, W. Cirencester, mercer, hd
Pout igton, J. Daddingtun, baker, adj. laat exam..... ......... II
' Nancolm, C. Tothill-street, el e ,sent anger, 3d exam. .........
Porker, W. Vigo-street. Regent street, jeweller, adj. last exam—
Price, R. Charles-street, Stepney, victualler, Ist gum-- l9
Phillips, G. E Tooley-street, upholsterer, 32 exam..... ....... 11
Penton, J. Borden, SAtlngboutti, firmer, 3d exam.- .........
Robinson, W. F. Jerraynostri at, botel.keeper, 3d esans. .
Smith, J. and W. Shirai, rove makers, Ist ... II
J, Hmtiugs, mercer, 3d exam..
Starkey, J. C. :Ina W. Little Pulteney.street, brewers, adj. last ex... 11
Suttoa, H. Brighton, sum 2d exam.....
Shepherd, T. Brighton, jeweler, 2.1 ... .......... ...... 19
Sparrow, J. E. it ishupsgate-str eet, ironmonger, PI exam............ I
Somers, J. Oxford street and Hoiywell-street, porkman, adj. die....
Stein, J. Botcher-row, East Smithfield, yeastmerchaut, Memo.— It
Sedgwick, T. Fenehurch.street, merchant, 3d exam. ll
Ssnabury, J. Stoke Newington, builder, 3d exam ll
_Shute, G. Watford, Herta, surgeon, 3d exam. ..............
Serrell, J. Camherwell, carpenter, Ist ex rm..... ........ ....... •••
'Tyler, H. F. Elisabeth-pluee, bit-broker, Ist examination ll
Tilt, J. Baslnghall.street, woollen-draper, 2d examlastion....
Thompson, 0. Well's rote, Islington, plumber, dividend ll
Unger, J. A. Fen-can't, Fenchurch-strect, merchant, 3d ex,
Wadley, W. sen. Wootwkl, market gardener, Ist examination..
Watson, A. M. Carnbridr-heatb, timber-merchant, adj. lard ex H
Walker, D. Holborn, ok aeUer, dlvidend
'Williams, P. W. Nurfo k-street, strand, tavern-keeper. 2d ex— . . 111
' Wryighte, W. C. Lawrence Pountney-lane, wine-merchant, 2d ex... II
Wou.ter, J. K. Middle-row, straw-hat-maker. dividend 1
Walker, W. Nottingham, hosier, 3d examination li
Warren, J., Abehurch-lane sod Leicester-square, dentist, PI ax ll
COUNTRY LIST.
Atkinson. J. Llverpool, coach.proptietur, George, Liverpool, ;de& 1
Ashton, J. Bury, cotton-Writer, at Star, Deansgatm 3d ex...
Brett and !Utah, Burstein, grocers, Littleton Arms, Penkridga,ll4 ex. 11
Buckley, 13. Whistoues, Builder, Star and Garter, Worcester, It
Clarke, J. Norwich, shoemaker, Nurfulk Hotel, Norwich, at U
Colbreath,J. 0. H oughto n-le. St!rl n ty, ocer, George, NewcastlegdeX. I
Dranetield, J.J. Bironagbam, dealer, Royal Hotel, Biratingb. 34 ex R
Davidson and Milligan, Liverpool, merchants, Georges Liverp.4l4v • 1
Dore, W. H. Bath, scrivener. Angel, Bat's, 3d ex. ......
Duty, G. Louth, builder. King's Head, Louth, SA ........
!heart, J. Liverpool, merchant, Star and Garter, Liverpool, 3d ex— R
Fairciough, H. Hitichey, jo.ner, Golden Lion, Liverpool, Ist ex lt
Gibson and Creates, Accrington, cal.-p., Royal Hotel, Manch. Sd I
Harvey and Hill, Albuegh and Wortwell, millers, Bowling-green,
Norwich, choose in -pet tar ..... ... .. . ..... ...... •
Henry, S. Chester, draper, White's Hotel, Blanchester, 3d ex._
Moulding, C. Liverpool, b tetsveudtr, George, Liverpool, 3d ex •
Hudson, W. Huddersfield, imskeeper, Wisito Horse, Hud,ders.„ fides II
Hughes and Cu. Mobberley and Manchester, cut-sp., White's Hotel,
Manchester, 3d ex. .......... ...... ......
Jackson, W. Worcester; victualer, Star and Garter, Wore" _
SO 11
Junes, J. Cheltenham, boot-maker, Fleece' Cheltenham, 3d ex. . 11
Jones, J. Outhey, Worcester, diaper': Star, Manche .ter, 3d ex 2
Newton, G. Birmingham, upliolsterer, George, Liverpool, 2d ex..
Powell, J. Worcester, grocer, White Horse, Worcester, 3d ex
Ridley, H. St. Donna's, Glamorgan, draper, Bosh, Bristol, 3d ex II
Roberts, H. Bristol, coarmerebant, Com. Rooms, Bristol, 2d
Sur and Co., Ilaverfurdwest, hankers, White Hart. kimbertb, ex. 1n
Scott, W. and J. R'akeueld, clutb-march. Sessions-ha. Wakef. 3d ex.
Smith and Locker, Whlston-eaves, bankers' Swon,Hanley, 3,1 emus. II
Smith, W. B..Sedgley, Stafford, iron-nt. Royal Hot. !Bimini/h. 3.2 ex. 12
Stratton, J. Trowbridge, clothier, Commercial Harms, Bristol, Sd ex. I
Summer+, .1. Leeds, eoth-dr. at Mr. Dunning's, Leeds, trerb. anent 11
Travis, W. Audeushaw, bat-maker, Royal Hotel, Manchester. 34 em 2
Tunaticlig, T. M. Hanley, Stained, druggist, Swan, Hanley, 3d esam. lu
Watkins, T. W. R. Herefurd, seri% eller, City AIMS IlereLatl, sp. ag. I

... 10
... 1,

COAL, AlAttliEr, Juts 19.
Shlpi at Market. Ships Sold. Prier.
Ntwea=tle ........ ...... ............ ^-41 Oil to 3*
33 Sunder[god . ..

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BIRTHS.
On the 17th in=t., at Stcventon Rectory, Hants, the lady of the
Rev. Wm. Knight, of a (laughter.
On the 16tti innt. in Chriiiir-street, GrosveLor-place, th• Isdy
of John Key, Esq. of a daughter.

On the 14th inat. Mrs. Ann Davies, relict of the late ph Pttct
U. vies, of Long-acre.
On the 16th inat., at Aldenhani Donee, Herta, in her LW year,
Elizabeth King, youngest daughter of John King, li'q.
On the 141 i inst. at Alnwicit, Joseph Yelloly, Esq. late of tie
int! of St. Kitts, in,hisqAtia pear.
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