The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-08 00:00:00

PMlnsurances effected on the nine equitable terms, and all
I.itel olicie. remain in force during the passage of the assured, in
deeLed smuts, to any part of the Continent bstween the Teel and
Ham &Once.
filitiseetnaer Policies should be renewed wisliin fifteen days from
that pried. WM. BE ler II AM. Secretary.

SOCIETY for PROMOTING the ENLARGEMENT
and BUILDING of' CHURCH ES and CHAPELS.
Petnox—Hie Royal Highness the Duke of YORK.
PSEIIIDINT—His farce the Archbishop of CA NTERBE RY.
The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIETY,
held at the Fiannamons' Tavern on the 25th of Nay, was numerous
and melt lesfratable-
The 'bowed how muck good the Society has been instru-
saopik • , with means competitively smell. It has made
=Ohl I eases; an I, by the expenditure of 06,1401. has been
in prnviding an increase of accommodation in Churches
AIM Chip* le,the amount of 113,714 fittings. Of this number
^MI are IN obi use of the poor. The outsrance given by the
Bleloty has all btu exhausted It, finances; and yet ouch is the
leasused anti increasing population of the country, that Church
NSW all a much greater extent is still required. Applications are
MI IBM numerous now than they were at any former period ; but
seises the Public, whose aid is earnestly entreated, and on whom
the Society depends (for it is supported entirely by voluntary con.
tributions), shall supply the means, assistance esn be no longer
ado-ded. The Parliamentary Grants are specifically appropriated
to the building of additional Churches, and in places where die
popidsbon exceeds 4.000 s—they cannot be applied to Im-
PPM. edu pece. or rebuild. e are the great objects of this
tot.sty, and these objects have been promoted with no inconsider-
able success during the seven years of its existence. It has opened
the doors of the Luablished Church to thousands who were before
excluded from joining in its wonlup. Will not, then, the friends
of that Chinch mew forward and enable the Society to continue its
useful exertions? His Majesty has been graciously pleased to make
a donation of 1,0001. and the Committee cannot but indulge the
hope that the example of the Sovereign will be followed by his
subjects in every rank of life, for every pound that is subscribed
will be the means of furnishing an additional sitting. They can
appal to the pod tohich has been already done in venous places,
by supplying the spiritual want, of the population. They may
venture to my, the' the interests of religion and morality cannot be
more effectually promoted than by the support and encouragement
of this Society.
Amount of Surateriptiona•ulready advertised, 10,1741. Irs. Dona-
tions ; 551. I Is. Annual bubscriptons.
DONAIIONS. l S.
Col. Austin . 21 0
Wm. Wilberforce, Esq.
3d - 20 0
Rev. Robert Anderson,
E. I. C,oll. 2d . 2 0
W.J.Enigh.t. Esq. . 20 0
Iles. Ann Calvert . 5 0
Rev. T. A. Methuen - 5 5
David Patent, jun. Esq. 5 0
A. W. Powles, Esq. 2d 7 0
P. S. Duval, Eve. . 2 2
E. F. . 10 0
Chas. Bouchier, Esq. . 10
Rev. J. firaham . 111 tl
W. Egerton, Esq. . 50 0
W. Roughen', Esq. - 5 5
Sirs. Roughen' . 5 5
Wm. Powell, Esq. . 20 0
Benjamin Smith 4drq. 2d 'lO 0
John Peel, Esq. . 200 0
Chas. Hoare, f.sq. 3d 100 0
3lesars. 11. Hoare and
Co. . . 200 0
Rev. 0..1. 3ligendie, 14 10 0
Alias Ann Daubus 3 0
Rev. Isaac Gusset, 241 . 5 0
Sir Chao. Flower, Bart. 50 0
Dean and Chapter of Ro-
chester, 1d 31 10
Iter. Archdeacon Jones,
3d - - - 5 0
bran and Chapter of Win-
chester, 3d - 50 0
Irtt the 'Visitation of the Arch-
deacon of Canterbury.
Mean and-Chaplet of Can-
terbury 3d. 100 41
Right Hon. Lord Harris 10 0
Itionand Venerable Arch-
deacon Percy, 2d. .21 0
Rev. J. Poore . .3 0
_ Donations and Subscriptions will be received by the principal
Bankers in town and country, and by the Rev. W. J. Rodba,
alefewls No. 15, Duke.street, Westminster, on account of the
Trsesuser„ Charles Hoare, Esq.
15, Duke-street, Westminster, 8112 July, 1005.

DONATIONS. ,E P.
Rev. J. Ileesop 0
Rev. G. Sbnpon - 5 0
Rev. W. Curtis . 5 0
Rev. N. &mom - b 0
Rev. Moody - S 0
Rev. J. Gregory - 3 0
Rev. C. Chiakolme - 3 0
Rev. S. Hodgman - 3 0
Rev. J. Ratcliffe - 3 0
Hon. and Rev. J. E. Boa-
C 11,141 • 2 2

R;;;I: L. Suttco - 2 1

Ret- J. Bunnn .
Rev. H. S. 31ortirner - 2 t

Row. C. S. Nailer - 2 0
Rot. I. BiUlnitcn - 2 0
Rev. 11. Jones - 2
-

Rev. J. Hayton - 2
Rev. J. Handley - 2 0

Rev. J. be Grit - 2 0
Rev. E. Norwood - 2 0
Rev. J. Prideaux - 1 0
Rev. J. Hanna - 1 0
Rev. E. Edwards - 1 0
Rev. W. Valiance - 1 0
Rev. J. Dix • - 1 0

Rev.J. Du (dell - - I 0
Rev. A. Crichton - 1 0

ii:.: :.----iaiiii-- _ - 01
Rev. A. Peeler - - -0
Rev. Rotlobb - - 0
Rev. J. Barwick - - 0
Rev. W. Brockman - 0
Rev. Dr. Nance . - 0
Rev. W. Grove . . 0
Mr. J. Lake . - 0
Mr. W. Lake - - 0

Miss Hamrick (2d)
Mr. Darks

MESSRS. TINK LER and CO. have the honour to
inform their Friends they REMOVED from Cranbourn-
street on Monday, the lath June, to the commodious Premises,
22, OLD BOND-STREET. which they have opened with an
extensive and entirely new assortment of Silks and Laces of every
description.
N.R.—The remaining part of their old Stock in Cranbourn-
stmet is selling off considerably under prime cost.

MARBLE AND SCAGIAOLA WORKS.
GAFFIN, late of 1 t 6, Regent-street, now 63, Quad-
-I.J a rant. Regent-street, begs leave most respectfully to announce
to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has on Sale a
neat Assortment of Statuary Burdelle, Black, Irish Green, Black
and Gold Column Chimney Pieces, adapted for large and small
houses, thitty per cent. under trade prim; ; having the most of the
work (lane 11 steam : also, twelve pair of Scagliola Pedestals, two
large Marble Baths, Mortar Alabaster Vase, twelve Marble Busts,
tie ‘lonuments, and several Cabinet, Commode, and Table Tops,
that must ha sold for want of roan.
Country 31asons, Builders, due. supplied on moderate terms.