The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-27 00:00:00

DISTRESS in MACCLESFIELD.—The Committee
foe Managing the Fund for the Relief of the Poor of Mac-
clesfield and the Neighbourhood, are under the necessity of AP-
PEALING to the PUBLIC for FURTHER SUPPORT. The
DillTele is daily augmenting, and the Fund placed at their dis-
rud. although applied on the moat frugal scale, is nearlyerhausted.
This will readily be believed, when is is added, that on the best
calculation which can be made, the whole amount of money yet
subaaibed, is not equal to one-sixth of the deficiency in the
weekly amount paid for wages six months ago, compared with
the present time.
Total amount of Subscriptions . £1,543 311
Among which we the following:_
The 800. Gen. Vernon, Sir J. T. Stanley, Bart.
Poynton Hall - .£lOO 0 A lderley . . £2O 0
The Hon. Mrs. Vernon, Sir J. F. Leycester, Bart.
ditto . 100 0 Tabley . - 20 0
D. Davenport, Esq. M.P. 50 0 A. B. Ashborne . 20 0
W. Egerton, Esq. M.P. 50 It Wrn. Turner, Esq. Shrill.
Mrs. T. Thornicroft. . 211 0 ley Park, High Sheriff 20 0
Lady Brooke, Ilenbury Miss Dodd, Matlock - 20 0
Ball . 20 oBy Messrs. Jones, Loyd and Co.
Col. Parker Astle . 211 0 D. D. 50 0
Subscriptions will be received by Thomas Allen, Esq. Mac.
desfield, the Treasurer; at the Banks of Messrs. Daintry, Ryle,
and Co. and Messrs. Brocklehurst and Ct.., Alacclestield ; by
Messrs. Loyd, and Co., and Messrs. Whitmore, Wells,
and Co., London.
Alacelestield, Batch 20, 1826.

IN THE MATTER OF ABRAHAM HENRY,
A NOTICE to CREDITORS.—U The Creditors of ABRA-
HAM HENRY, of Hayden-ignore, Bllneries. in the
County of Middlesex, merchant, dealer, and chapman, who Intend
to pion their Debts under the Commission of Bankrupt now in
prosecution, are requested forthwith to send the particulars of their
respective Debts, together with their Securities (if any) to Mr.
ELIAS ISAA( s, ti, Bury.etreet, Saint Mary Axe, and, where
such Debts are due to Partners, then the names of such Partners,
and of the Partner who will atter.d to prove such Debt, in order that
the Accounts may be examined, and the Depositions prepared.
E. ISAACS, Solicitor to the Commission.

BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
THIS IS THE VERY LAST LOTTERY BUT ONE
THAT CAN EVER BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
rARROLL earnestly solicits attention to the present
SCHEME, and 1111b117C11 the Public that, although Lotteries
have existed In thin country upwards of ISO years, they are now
homed, by Aet of Parliament, to cease for ever, alter this and
One more Drawing. From the very great demand that may be
expixte4 in the last Lottery, it is highly probable that Tickets and
!:hares will rise considezably above their present price. In this
Scheme all the make points of late Lotteries are retained, and
every Number is sore of being a Prize; with
SIX PRIZES of 1•21,000, &c. &e.
FORMINO AN AOOREOATE OF 42337,000!
ALL TO DE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
THIRD OF MAY.
Tickets and Shares ire now on Sale at CARROLL'S fortunate
Offices, No. ly, Comhill; 7, Charing.cross ; and 26, Oxford.sucet,
London ; where he sold, within a short period,
Four Prizes of 130,000
Four Prizes of £20.000
And cum Capital{ in former Lotteries exceeding
a /KILLION STEIILLNO