The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-22 00:00:00

This day is published, pries Is. id.
FEMALE COMPASSION illustrated and ex-
ensplified in th- establishment and Mitscrlnteirdeney of
" A Charitable In•titutum for the Relief of Necessitoop Fa-
milies, in the City of Rochester, and adjacent Peri:hes ;' A
SERMON, welched in the Parish Ch•rrch of St. Nicholas,
Rochester, on Sunday, Ante% 17th, ISO,.
By the Res. CHARLES MOORE, M.A. Vicar.
Printed for John H,atchant, Bookseller to lien Slajrsty, No.
195, o,porite Albany, Piccadilly. Of whom may be W. by
the same 'lmhof, price Is. The Good Fffeets of an united Trust
In the Ann of Flesh and Arm of the Lord : A Sermon, preach.
al at Custen Reir., July SI, 111011.

PATRIOTIC! TURD; LLOT Servs 16, 1906.
AT a SPECIAL GENERA!. MEETING of
the COMMITTEE for managing Cie PATRIOTIC
FUND, held this Day,
Read oe London Casette Extraordinary of the sth ioatant,
containing dispatches from Major-General Sir John Stuarts
cooridingt4is NI-jetty's Tinos* acting in Calabria, relating
the lass of a brilliant Vislory in the Plains of Maids, üb-
neer the I, omen Army, of gr.ctly superior forte, under
the command el Genenal Kegnier.
Rivaelewl, Tnat a Vase of the value of 30111. with an appro.
waste inscriotaan, be presented to Mainr.Oeueral Sir John
Sunni, as a testimony of the high sense entertained by this
Committee of his gallant eunduel in that engagement, " in
wh eh the pride of the presurtytuous enemy was ly
hu iibled, and tine superiority of the British troops most glori-
ously iiroved."
Resolved, That honorary rewards, of the value affixed to
their resoe,rtive names, be presented to the following Field Of-
fiCtre wounded on that UCCallioll,..••

2001. to Major P.iulett, of the 44th Regiment, severely
wounded.

1001. to Limit Colonel M'Leod, 711rh Regiment.
1001. to Lieut. Colonel Mvore, 131 Dragoons.
1 01 to %11.jer Stuart, 78th Regiment.
1001 t. M.j•rr 114111r111;1, Royal Regiment of Malts.
Resolved, That the 1411ovring sums ►c presented to :he other
Officers wounded

501 to Captain fal.Pherson, of the iSth Regiment
501 to Captain M'Greg.ir,
501. to Captain Waterhouse, it the slat Regiment.
501. to Lieutenant and Aliutant Ginger. ditto.
111. to Lieutenant M'Kav, of the ;11th Regiment.
151. to Ensign. M.Kinsie, ditto.
151. to Enters M'Gregor, ditto.
Resolved, That relief be afforded to the Widows, Orphans,
Parents, and Relatives, depending (or support on the Officers
and Men killed; and that gratuities be given to those wounded,
as sone as the nature and extent of tbe iajuries they hare re.
ceived,ahall made known to the Committee.

Rm:avert That Leaders, signed ►y the Chairman, he written
to Major-General Sir John Stuart, requesting that he will com-
municate the foregoing Resolution. to His Majesty's ►orces un-
der his command; and furnish the Committee win. the names
of the Killed and Wousded, together with such parti:ulars as
tan be collected, re•peA.ng the Families of those brave men,
who fell in the service of their Count''', in achieving this g:o..
rioes riflery.
Read almiTheLsrdonGamiteEstraordinary of the 13th lost.
containing Copies and Emma' of Dispatches from Majoe-Gir-
moral Bere.ford, commanding a detachment of His Majesty's
troops in South America; and from Commodore Sir Home
rephant, commanding Ilia Majesty'. Naval Forces on the same
station; containing the inipuitant information of the captive
of the Town of Buenos Ayres awl its dependencies.
Resolved, That Vases of 2001. value each, with appropriate
insrtiptions, be presented to Major-General Beresford and Cuoi.
morlore Sir Homo Popham, for their gallant and disinterested
conduet in this succasidul and important enterprise.
Remleed,Tkat an Amway of 251 fur life be settled en
Captain Le Blanc, of the 71st Regiment, who was disabled in
this attack, with benefit of survivorship to MIL Le llMac, and
her dileiren.
Reealeed. That relief he afforded to the Widows, Orphans,
Patinae. and Relatives, depending on arch Officers and men as
wave hilted, or may dm of their wounds And that Gratuities
he gums to thom wounded, as soon as the mime and extent of
the injuries they have received shall be known to the Com•
mines

Itsoolved. That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be ',retest
to Pdajoe-gentreal Rere•ford, ant Commodore Sir Hums Pop-
ham, requestiag they win communicate dr, foregoing Resnt•
tions to His Majesty's Forces under their raspe :t•re commands;
and furnish the Committee wit\ the particulars net...miry to en-
able them to Garry their intentions into effect.
Rendired, Tlaatthe above Resolutions ►e printed in the Daily
Pape's. J. P. WELSEORIJ, Sec.

THE GOVERNMENT S r.%TE LOTTERY
Commences Drawing 13th of meet Month.
10,0001. for the First Drawn Ticket
Every other Prase afloat, from 29,0001. to 204
THIS Plan places all whn purchasT before the
Drawing begins, on ems..l term.; en adcastage that hail
net been offered in the pu`,11..1..r many reap part.
Only twenty Thnusand tekets ;
And the Scheme eontinne
3 Prizes of 20,000.
9 10,.401.

3

s;r 00i.

S 1,000
&e. &e. Sec.
No Plitt Is time T. env Pound•.
The Public will observe, that State Lotarry Nita. are paid
o ‘ter.nou motley* tupoot. for • 5e.000!. Prise; and so is
trop.,r.ion fat everg other Plitt! TtClOO4 •nJ Shines are ea
Sala at ad the Licensed Lot►ery oJaces, and br their Apest►.