The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-27 00:00:00

I)UYAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY.Irstron,
The KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
PRESIDENT.
The Right Hon. the Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.O.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Meat Noble the Marquis of sir Robert Wieram, Bart.
Northampton Sir William Blizard
Right Hon. Earl Darnley John Ashley Warre, Esq. M.P.
Right Hon. Lord Bexley Samuel Thornton, Esq.
Right Hon. lend Henniker Francis Cobb, Eq.
Right Hon. the Lord Mayor James Teddy, Esq.
lion. 3lr. Baron (farrow Frederick VI ebb, Esq.
Sir E. Knatehball, Bart. 31. P. James Teddy, jun. Esq.
Sir William Geary, Bart.
TnEAsunen—Michael Gibbs, Esq.
The Anniversary Dinner of the Governors and Friends of this
Institution will be held at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate.hill,
on SATURDAY, the 3d June, at half-nest Five o'clock precisely.
The Bight lion. die Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.G.
President, in the Chair.
STEWARDS.
Frederick Webb, Dig. V.P. W. T.Pulin, Esq.
James Teddy, jun. Esq. V.P. John Wiston, Esq.
Michael Gibbs, Esq. Treasurer Francig larrison, Esq.
Jahez Bcynon, Esq. Join Wed Nelson, Esq.
Samuel Brasier,_ Esq. :tinersole, Esq.
W. F. Bury. Esq. James !Mims, Esq.
Tickets, 13e. each, to be had o the Stewards ; of the Secretary,
No. 16, Wallbrook; and at the Bar of the Coffee-house.
JOSEPH RAINBOW, Secretary.

ISTRESS in SPITALF
11 FUL and ORNAMENTA
of the DISTRESSED WEAVI
the Hannver.square Rooms. on
THIRTIETH' of MA V. Unde
Her Royal Highness the Di
Her Royal Highness ►he
Duchess of Beaufort
Marchioness of bansdown
Marchioness of Conyrtgliam
Marchioness of Salisbury
Marchioness Dowager of Salis-
bury
Countess of Liverpool
Countess of Warwick
Countess of Aberdeen

FIELDB.—SALE of USE-
-11. WORK, for the BENEFIT
'ERS of SPITA ',FIELDS, •t
the TWENTV-NINTII and
tr the Patronage of
ruches of CLARENCE,
e Duel,c,s of KENT,
Lady Barham
Lady t 'harlot te Cal thorpe
Lady Elizabeth O'Brien
Lady Georgian Granville
1441ar
Dow.* Lady Croft
The J4dy :11ayorese
Mra. Canning
`lts. Ir Oman

Mrs. Rem
Lady Maryhornugh II Mrs. Waldo
Though the melancholy distress among the lVeavers of Spital.
fields, and the exemplary resignation with which they endure al-
most inconceivable ptivations, have already called forth the sym-
pathy and assistance of their countrymen, yet want of employmeot
still continues to a most lamentable degree. and deprives them of
their usual sources of subsistence. Encouraged by the success
which at ended the Sale of Useful and Fancy Work for their benefit
at Brighton, some Ladies are desirous Of contributing towards the
alleviation of their sufferings, by hating a similar Sale in this Me-
tropolis.
Their proposal having met with the entire approbation of all
those Ladies to whom it has been communicated. the Committee
flatter themselves that it only requires to be generally known to ob-
tain that universal co-operation and support which alone can insure
its success. The Committee eart,^stly sppeal to the benevolence of
those who have in their power the • means of mitigating the ender-
ings of their fellow.ereatures, to lend their aid in a cause which so
powerfully comes home to their feelings. As the urgency of the ease
forbids all unnecessary delay, the Sale has been fixed for the end of.
this month. Such Ladies as are willing to contribute towards this .
laudable design, are requested to transmit articles of Useful or
Fancy Work to any of the Ladies below mentioned, who will also
be happy to receive Subscriptions towards defraying the expeller.*
of the Sale:—
The Lady Mayoress. Mansion.lioute:— Mrs. Alexis Doxat, 10,
Finsbury-square; the 3lisses Lloyd, 22, Queen-street, Cheapside;
the Misses Clocle, Will, Bishopsgate Without; or to Mr. Nisbet.
21, Berner-street, °afoul-street. Tickets of admission may be
had, by an early application at any of these places.
Dray, 1826.