The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-17 00:00:00

-110YAL %IINING
A MEETING will be held at the City of London Tavern,
t 11i0orsgate.stcect, on TUESDAY, the 22d teat., at Twelve
- rree.se:y, of SIIISCRIBEPS to the above.named Com-
- pry, •:io may be really desirous of inquiring into its ronnetion
t!:e state of its affairs, and of organising measures. to enforce
either performance on the part of the Projectors of the Prospectus
• wad by them to the public, or, in default, to compel restitution
of the Deposit Money obtained on the faith thereof.
Tee °eject-of the Meetingbeirg thus clearly defined, those con-
• thrto sires, at the partial fleeting of the 10th inst., at the Free-
- marl' Tavern, sanctioned the conduct of the Projectors and self.
• timed Directors, In rithho!ding Four Thousand of the original
tharw, upon which no deposit has yet been paid, in purchasing
the Thousand Pharos with the Company's money, and in giving
to one of their own number as Projector of the Company,
ell, of course, bear in mind that they need not now attend.
s. The Shas,held-rs will, of course, we the propriety tenet peyleg
• th,,lr!»,a!i.4 at *resort.
1`,.q.::. cr IS, ID-14. •

WHEREAS by an Order of the hi igh Court' of
Chasm,. beatify date the 21th day of July, tilf.l.l, made
in a Came wherein Melting Paine and others are Plaintiffs, and
Janes Lowe and ethers are Defendants, it is emoopt other things
tined to Samuel Lempton Cox, Esquire, one of the Masters of
let 14! Court, to inquire nod ,Lite' to the Court whether William
tiludiEl, the hmther of Richard Gleadhill (the Teatime in the
Ploket of such Cause named), is living or dead; and if dead,
she Pt died, tad whether he left any and what children or grand.
eti6l:ll, or other issue of his hody, hying at the time of his decease;
etds;:her any of such children or grandchildren, or alter issue,
meow hying or dead ; and if dead, who is or are the legal per.
Mai representative or representatives of him, her, or them, so
IFlG—and that he should also' inquire and liste to the Court
viszer !.lary Paine, the sister of the said Testator. Richard hiked.
kil, In ralr b! or dead ; and if dead, when she died, and whether
4.‘c loft any children or grandchildren, or other issue of her body,
lite; st the rime of her death ; and whether any of such children
yondchildvm, or other issue. are now living cr dead ; and if
Sed, who is or are the !era per,onal representative or represents.
;ins of Lien, her, or them, so dying.
A•y person or persona, therefore, claiming to be children,
rtzeenlciren, or other issue, or personal representative or 'epee.
sernives of such children, grandchildren, or other issue, of the
sal Witham Gleribill aril Mary Paine, or either of then), are, on
a.before tae 9th day of December neat, to come in before the said

Mauer, at has Chrimbers, in southampton-buddings, Chancery.
firr. London. and prove his, her, or their kindred, and make out
hc. hcr. re their claims in respect thereto ; or. in default thereof.
I. ex. or they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the
i 4 Order. RICHARD ADDISON: Vero lam-buildings,

Plaintiff' Solicitor.

I WRY -LANE THEATRE.—THIS EVENING,
1/ THE DERRY WIVES of WINDSOR t To-morrow,
I'AUSTi.S; and on Saturday, THE NEV COMIC OPERA.
To sae LET, every Evening daring the Season, Two Splendid
Private:case BOXES, ter Eight Persons to each, 2!. 2a; the most
commit:land desirable in the Theatre.
.Ithnintors for the present Season, admitting to all Benefits,
tratorlos, he. it!.
asses mitl Admission Tickets for an the Theatres bought and

I:IIARLES WRIGHT, next the King's Theatre, Opera CO.
f.nnade ho row landing a parcel of Portugal Grapes, in jars,
Perjat. and wailed at the Depot, Argyll ROOMS, Regcnt-
artet, at one Shillite per lb.
Seven dozen Old Poet and Sherry, 24a. 6d. per dozen—packed in
vine hogshead, boltles, &c.

TERMS of HESTON HOUSE SCHOOL, in the
village of Heston, near Hounslow. Middlesex, conducted
by A. JAIIIESON, LLD.* Young Gentlemen under ten years
age ars boarded and instructed in the Classics and Mathema-
tic% at Forty-lire Guineas; and above that age, at Fifty Guineas,
Ist oaten. The following are extra charges :
Pruitt 6 gain. ann. Single Bed 5 guin. ann.
6 Washing, .te. 6
Extra ditto
1 lymnasiies 2 .--- qtr. Charge for Tea b
lilwry Lug:Rl 4 ann. Vacations 10
Each Pupil brings a table-spoon, knife and fork, six towels,
'Nha, crank &c.
AM ie no deduction made for alisence from the Midsummer
vtatfon to 3liduielmas ; or frirn the Christmas Vacation to Lady-
3f.' A nsueeoi three nu.ths is required prerinualy to the removal
toy Pupil fratn the School, or the payment of a quarter's board
-I.:ruction in :hos: branches of education which the Pupil may
•ve.

. .
liWer,:r,s of the first respectability will be given, if required.
Dr.JaNiison it Au•',or of a Celestial Atka ; a Grammar of
Inellernil Philosophy; a Grammar of Rhetoric and
Cenvenationa on General distory ; Popular
; a Grammer of Blententary Geography; a Trca.
'1 the ( nistror;ion of Maps ; a i)ictionary of Mechanical Sci.
314nnrar.urev, and Domestic Economy, which
" be bid of all Book 'ellen..

IN int: I, LETTERS PATENT.
E F:( nm)SIICAI, and FNIVERSAL LAMPS.—
' - TiIt)MAS I'EATIcI: and CO. achnowledge with grati.
• • ..!e i;b?ral Patronage of the Nobility, Geotry, &e. to this in. •

I' p!e is such as to embrace, to the utmost perfection,
.' • • Ttness, safety, economy. and simplicity, and applies.
. ' • ' ' r •,:ic use requiring the light of one to six candles,
- ' ' "• pedestals for ti•e dining table, sideboard, study,
. : ' • 1 ,-set, &e. anti in ti-ecian !lading for the drawing
rwit . ..,,,,tesl;•. Init, or conservatory. As a light to eontey abeam
~...-n a!! amber lamp, nothing can compete with it, beaesttg
•,•• be regulatcd to burn any time, disappearing at
, . ' • • without the least offence.
• ''. ' - • 't O. being the sole agents and Tentless of this
- . • •• !i•t• same time alir: to the merits of the Sintimirra
1l•• ,r ~. with their last improvement, give then a its. ' ,:ty 13 variety tom any other house; and with this
:.,. •,or• they przsernt to invite the particular attention of the
....,,,••c•• No. ~:s;!:. CM the west side of St. Clement's Churchyard,
~ "4 dn., 2.1V11 the Strand, where may be had genuine and
,i clarified SpermaertHAL
Latter,
• ho", paid, hews any part of the kingdom, will meet with
• t
pattention
Tr., ID •
atent '•
„..„1...__ loonade and Lamp, allowed by every nautical
i, ni ' who has atem them, to be superior to any other ge-