The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-28 00:00:00

lOYAL MA IL-COACII OFFICE, LAD-LANE.—
SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to LIVERPOOL. MAN-
ItIESTER, CARLISLE, GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, mad
all parts of the North.
The REGULATOR leaves the above ()flikt every Afternoon.
at a.rptaner past Three, and the Angel Inn, Islington, at half-pan I
Three oTloek, and proceeds, by way of al enchant? and Carl:sle,
to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Paliengers by this Coach have the advantageof sleeping at Man
cheater and Culiale, and proceeding the following mornings, with-
out additional charge.
Tito A LLIANCE leaves Lad-lane at half-past Four, and the
Angel, Islington. at s quarter before Five o'Clock, every After-
noon, and arrive in Liverpool the following evening, in time for
the Dublin Steam-Packets, performing the journey in to enty-
slt-boors.
WAI'ERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors.
Passengers soil Parcels for the above Coaches may be booked at
Dawn's Gloucester Warehouse. corner of Park-lane, Oxford-street ;
at :he Gloucester Coffee-house, and York I loteL Piccadilly.

Just published,
" flu" A BROOM," sung by Miss Love, composed
by II K. Bishop. price go.
" KING ! GOD" BLESS HIM !" sung and composed
by Mr. &sham, price 2s.
"A. B. C." sung by Miss Love and Signor de Begnis, com-
piled Ey John Parry, price 2s.
Goulding and IVAhnnine, 20. Soho-square.
•.• The Pul.lic are respectfully cautioned, that the original
" Buy a Broom" is composed by Mr. Bit bop, and no other is sung
by bliss Lore.

1)137 RESEED LETTER-PRESSmEr4pois . PRINTERS QF
4 :en
The Committee respectfully announce to a liberal Public Da .
n Mans and Subscriptions received since their last Advert' t;
aid i-i so doing they solicit most urgently a continuan of its
'supper . without which the applicants on the Fund, who
continue to increase, must suffer all the evils of destitution.
The number relieved weekly is about 450, most of whom
hare large families ; many more, it is known, are enduring the most
severe distress, from an aversion to encroach on a fund which has
hitherto been too small to allow more that is barely sufficient to
'apply 132 demands of hunger.
C'ommittee-Roan,
Thtec Herrings, Bell-yard, Temple-bar, Sept. 18, 11126.
A: iount already adveesed - - .C 1373 14 i'i
One Week's Subscriptions from Comp° hors
and Pressmen (in etneloy) in the Metro-
polis - - - 27 In 6
£ 3. d.

X s. d.

Dr. Te:loves, per Es-
miner - 25 0 0
The Examiner Norm- _ _

The Journeymen on the
Exocr Flying Post 110 0
Employers and Jour-
neymen Printers of
Dower - 3 14) 0
Journeymen mid Ap.
Femmes of the Dur-
ham County Adwer-
- 1 '3 0

Paw
LG. K! Messrs. Drum-.

2 0 0

rarid 10 0 0
L. Hansard. E•q. and
Sans 10 0 0
Mr.ClowPs . 10 0 0
31r. Puler . 1 0 0
Mr. Newton - 0 10 0
3lr. Stephens . U .
The Proprietot and la'i-
tor of the London
Mercury, a Saturday
Morning Paper 2 0 0
31r Ilearson - I 0 0
?hare. Whittingham,
thlswiek, (2d don.) 1 10 0
Mr. J. Raw, printer,
Ipswich - 1 0 0
George Taylor - 0 10 61
Proceeds of an Exeter.
lion to the Noer, Au-
east 30 . 4 18 8 1
The Hey. Wm. Kirby,
Ila ham Rectory,near
Ipswich - 2 2 0
Messrs. Ellcrton art.l
Ilenderson - 110 0
Mr. Lessen, per 31r.
PhuUipa- 2 0 0
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Mr. E. Thomas, The*.
trice! Observer 1 0 0
Mr. J. hod, roller.
maker 1 ti 0
P.S.- . U 2 I 1

timer
Ditto Chronicle Office,
Durham - - 0 14 6
Four Donations from
Durham, per Mr.
Humble - 0 13 0
Mr. E. G. Wright,
Proprietor of the
Hereford Journal . 2 5 0
Three Compositors of
ditto .015 0
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Brighton . - 1 0 0
Composiwrs in employ
of ditto - 4 6
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I Oxford 13d donation) 5 0 0
Per J. Twitchett, on behalf of
the Cambridge Printers.
Mr. Smith, University
Printer . .3 0 0
Unhersity Press (3d
donation) . .2 5 0
Messrs. Hatfield, Inds.
prndeat Press - 1 0 0
Mr. 3letcalfe (24 dons. •
t ion ) 1 0 0
The 31iaxes Hodson,
Cambridge 1 0 0
Mr. Brown,Poat-master 1 0 0

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Egan . 010 0 Mr. Charles Bush -U :, 0
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S. per the Morning lie. Mr. Haycock, Wbeet
33 01 Sheaf - -0 1 6
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und ( o. printing-ink. net
sty of Tailors -5 0 0
manufacturers, Bir. w t
. . -10 2 6
tuinghani . 50 01 Three Frier.ds at 111 r.
Sunday Monitor 22ti b Newell's • -0 3 0
Weekly Times - 22 0 The Philo-Union So.
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Chronicle Office 1 U 11 Compositors of ditto . 2 0 0
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Subscriptions will he gratefully received by the Committee, at
the Three Herrings, Bell-yard, Templc-har, vho attend every
Monday and Tuesday Evening. Also, by Sfcsars. Cowie and
Strange, 00, Patcrnower-row, and 24, Fetter-lane ; Messrs. Shaw
and sons, Printers, 137, Fetter-lane; 51r. Iletheeington, Popular 1
Encyclopedia Office, 30, Kingvgato-street, Holborn ; Mr. Monk-
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ill Country Newepapers.
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yard, will be thankfully received and punctually attended to.