The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-30 00:00:00

FAISTRESSEI) MANUFACTUR F:llS.—At a Meet-
-I_, in of the Manufacturers' Relief Committee, held at the
City of London Tivern, Monday. 313 y 21, 111:111;
CHARLES FRANCIS. Esti and subsequently ROBERT 11.
31.3 RTEN, Esq. in the Chair :
The following Remittnnees were ordered to be male :
To Denby, in the Parish of Penistone
To the Blackburn Committee, for several Town-
ships in the neighborhood - 200
To the Parish of Dewsbury, including Ossett, and
other Townships - 100
To Ainsworth. in Middleton
To St John's bees, near Oldham
To Aighton-Bailey, Chaiglev. &e.
To Little Heston, near Prestwich
To City, Gloucestershire
To Great Lever, in Middleton

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Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, -C1011,046 ss. lid.
Juvenile Offerings from Jefrery Smith - £5
a small Establishment I Clerks and Workmen of
of Young Ladies in
Kent - Ils. fid.
J. J. 0
inhabitants of the Parish
or West Looe and Tal-
land 30i. lfis. Gd.
Subscription from Ulverstone.
and various Parishes and
Townships in the Neighbour-
hood, viz.—
Ranipside
Finsth unite

do.
Mrs. Smith -
Sundry small Subscrip-
tions 2 0
Sundry Captains trading
to Cotton's Wharf 1 14
Wrn. Stobart 1 0
Per llngers and Co.
Spence. llugguil:ty, and
Would' - 211 5
Clerieus - - 2 0
Per flankey and Co.

21.3.. Bd.
8 0

Sinvelry
Woftihnd
Flook burgh
Rusland
Blawith

14 0
A• 9
- 3 0
3 2
M. 10s. 241.

Rev. John Hthirifiry, of
Wrexham. Norfolk ...SKI
First Subscription from
Colchester, per Meters.
1111110 nmi 150 0

Tower - 1 0
Jubult - 0 15
Lindee, in eurtmell 3 10
BrouAton, in fumy% 21 I I
howick -21.154.3 d.
Penny Bridge 11/. 159. Bd.
llawksliead 211 14n. Id.
Walney - 2 0
Rev. J. Kickland 1 0

Sparkes and Co. Exeter 2* 0
J. W. - 5 0
Curtis. Roberts, and Co.
Rey. E. %I. Rudd, Kern-
sec. Worcestershire 5 0
Mitts Warner. tic. second
Subscription -
Lees and Co.
1 0

Dr. Stonard
John Postlethwahe

Martin. Stone. and Co.
George Telford, Esq. 5 0
Per Girl and Co.
Collection at Brailes, in
Warwickshire, alter •
Sermon by the Rev. C.
Smalley 1:V. 10s. 62.
NV ols ton , Warwickshire,
by the ltcv. J. C.
Roberts 141. &a. 11d.
Per Barnett and Co.
W. V. Davenport, Da-
venport-bouse, Shrop-
shire 10 0
Rev. Dr. Alaltby - 5 5
Per Barclay, Tritton, and Co.
Sub*cription at Exeter,
per Sunders, Soo, and
Co 160 0
Subscriptions from the
NI-Mayan Methodists
at Great Yarmouth,
Norfolk - - 32 0
Alex. Read 3 0
Per Williams and Co.
Rev. F. llomfray, an ad-
ditional sub.crintion
3lonmouthaltire Yeoman-
ry Cavalry, one day's
pay - - 32 6
Per Sir Claude Scott and Co.
X Y - - 1 0
Per numerate'', and Co.
E. if. . - 1 0
Per Drummond and Co.
Hon. P. H. Abbott . 1 1
C. B. Z. - - 5 0
Sir Graham Moore ii 0
Per Coons and Co.

123/. Z.. B‘l.
1 I

Mrs. Tatham
A few Friends frequent.
ing the Coffee room at
the Crown Tavern,
Clerkenwell.green 5 0
Collection at Pudding.
ton Chapel, near Stam-
ford, per Valentine
Godfrey
R.
Town of Henley and its
Neighbourhood. from
W. Parker, per Grote
and Co. - GC 11
Collection at Percy
chapel, Saint Pancras,
Charlotte-street, Bed-
ford-square, per the
Rev. James 11. Stew-
art, A. 31. ➢linister,
May 28 21161. IN. 10d.
Philanthropos 1 0
First Collection after a
Sermon at Edmonton
Church, by the Rev.
Dawson Warren 38/. Os. cal.
Thomas Jackson, Cam-

berwell Terrace 25 0
llTry Smith, Peckham

House - - 23 0
Collection at St. Giles's
Church, Camberwell,
after a Sermon by the
Her. J. G. Stale,
Vicar. 1G.51. 21. 10,td.
Ranelagh Chapel, Chel-
►ca, per Rev. R. 11.
Shepherd, additional to
3111. - - 2 10
Per Smith, Payne, and Cu.
John Cole and Co. by
Curries and Co. 20 0
I'er Fry and Co.
Per Parishes of Ashford

John Forbes - -
Per Wright and Co.
Edward Doughty - 50 0
Per Child and Co.
Miss Bourchler - I 0
Charles Brodriek - 2 0
Hon. Mrs. C. Brodrick I 0
Per Praeds and Co.

and Ashley, Middlesex 515
Per Sans= and I'oatlethwaite.
Sansom and Postle-
Moshe - 105 0
J. Green and Co. 10 10
Mrs. Colebatclt - 1 0
Hugh Gray - 6 0
Rey. J. Brame, Waltham
Cross - 2 2
Robert J alma - 1 1
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Sir D. 51seltworth, Bart. 10 0
Wm. T. lined 10 0
Per Goslings-
Rev. John Harris - 1 0
Capt. A. Drummond, R.N. 1 0
Charles Vigloies - 1 1
Samuel barker- 10 0
Mrs. M. and C. Rat.lccr - 6 0
Lodge Club, St. Martin's,
Sulop - 22

Subscriptions received by the Rankcis in Town and Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. w. H. 11FETT, Sec.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed to " Francis
Freeing, Esq., London," and superscribed, " 111anufacturers'
Relief Committee."