The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-25 00:00:00

COSNIORAMA.— PANORAMIC EXHIBITION,
209, Regent-stmt. The Public are respectfully informed
that a total change hating taken place in the Views. they are now
a. follow :_Breghents and Lake of Constance. Hospital of St.
Bernard. Interior of St. Peter's Church and Place Navona at
BMOC Kerne. London Docks. A menni at Lisbon. Montblanc,
want Veauvius during an Eruption, Jerusalem, Three View. of
theChatesu and Park of Versailles, and the Interior of Canterbury
Cathedral, which was exhibited at the opening of the Diorama, and
which attracted ao much public attention.
(Men from ten in the morning till dusk.—Admittance

1111:81CAL INFANT SIgTERS (only Four
1 scd Seven Yran of Age) exhibit 1/A11.1" at the EGYP-
TIAN HALL., PICCADILLY, delighting and astonishing the
Meted and Fashionable World with their unrivalled performances
1311 the 111.111 P and PIANO.FORTE, playing all the pleasing
pirUIST Atm as well as the moat celebrated Music of the first
temposera, with a correctness, taste, and execution, that have en.
tided them to rank as the mount musical prodigies ever witnessed.
These Children have never exhibited before; they perform entirely
from notes. and though they have received but four months pro.
fkisi,,nal instruction, they execute any new piece of music with a
facility and correctness quite unparalleled.
Hours of performance, fine, half-past Two. and Four o'Clock.
Admission, 2s. lid. ; Children. 11.1 Family Tickets for four, Ba. ;
sit. Ilk. fid. The selection of Music will be varied daily.
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N.B. The Evening Parties of the Nobility and Gentry attended.
Tams, Fin Guineas.

IFAISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—A t a MEETING
of the COMMITTEFA held in the Vestry-room, Lipka-
fields, ea Saturday, April 22. 1821,
%VM. HALE, Esq. in the Chair.

The Committee regret to state, that in consequence of the nearly
exhausted state of their Funds, they have been obliged to reduce
the scale of allowance to the distmeed Silk Weavers, and to give
only 3s, a week to a man anti his wife. The utter insufficiency of
this relief is too evident to require proof ; and even this must very
shoat) ybe stopped. The Committee earnestly pray upon the
liberal and humane the extreme urgency of the case ; and venture
to suggest to those Ladies of distinction, where example would be
influential, the propriety of ordering British silks at their mercers.
as the most likely method of furnishing employment for the dis-
tressed weavers.

t...
.lu. Tillard. Esq. &Ted
End. 9d dos. - 30 0

By Mann. Grote end Co.
Newel C,onnon. jun. Esq. 5 0
_ By Messrs. Coutta and Co.
Dachas of Marlborough 3 3
By Mears. Drummond and Co.
Rev. Dr. Thomas Creston 5 0
T. W. - 210
Dr. henry Holland 2 0
By Mews. Hammenley & Co.
(Bamford . I 5

Three Ladies . 6 0
B? the Lord Bishop of Cheerer.
Rev. Henry Do Cane 6 0
By ifensee. Olyn and Co.
Thomas roynder. Esq. 10 11
By 31 nom. W and Co.

F.. C. Familia', per
Child and Co. . 5 0
By Sir W. Curtis, Bt. and Co.
Byrn and Trist,
2d don. _ _ _& 0

By Messrs. HefTiCl and Co.
Miss Mackenzie - 1 1
By Stessrs. Hoare.
Mrs. Freemantle - S 0 0
S. A. S. . 2 0
Rev. Richard Roberts 2 0
T.Coleridge, Esq. - 1 1
Francis Burton, Esq. 5 0
Anonymous - 10 0
C. H. . . 3 0
By 31essrs. Ransom and Co.
E. S. . 3 0
By Sit C. Scott and Co.
G. C. . 2 0

it, Sir J. Lubbock and CO.
El.si Arnaud, Esq. - 2 2
Dy 31spers. Labbroks and Co.
Anonymous - 2 0
Do. - - 1 9

Dy 31easra. Hankey and Co.
The half of a mina money
apecitied to bt " Realiru-
tinn to Sir Reb.Wigrum,
Ban." paid through the
Rer. J. Gaul:er. z.pi.

tal &Ml6—vide the Anne.

Dian Mag. for May, 14, I
City.trnd . 24 0
Subscriptions are receives! by
Mayor; W.llale, Esq. Treasurer,
surer; and by all the Bankers.

the Right Honourable the Lord
It'ooti-street, Spite Nelda, Tres-

HACKNEY COACH OFFICE, ESSIXAITSEET,
STRAND, APRIL 22, MA
Whereas the following Articles, Matters. and Things have. at
the days and times set opposite to each. been deposited at this
Ofsce by Hackney Coachmen (who found' the same in their
Coaches and Chariots). pursuant to the directions of a certain Art
of Parliament made and muted in the 6th year of the reign of his
lee Maiesty, cap. 1!.2. Notice is hereby given, that unless the
same Ankle., Matters, and Things, be claimed and described by
the reNtective Owners, within one calendar month from the date
hereof, the same will he sold to pay expense.. and the balance of
the produce of sale delivered to the several Hackney Coachmen
The deposited the same at this Office, as by law is authorised said
deeded
(Signed) JAMES QUAIFE.
A LIST OF ARTICLES.
IChen Pe.eription of
*ratted. I. Property.
I *2l.

Dteeriptios of
Property.

When
' 1825.

Parer parcel _____
Ida;c7l2ll Pair spectacles • Oct. 12
Box containing ankles Pair boots . Oct. 14
of dress . March 26 , Carpet-bag . Oct. 14
Slap . Starch 31 Umbrella . • Oct. 19
Parasol • April 7 Basket - Oct. 20
Drawing books April 7 Pelhas . 0ct.20
Umbrella - April 9 Coat . Oct. 24
Parasol - April 13 Shawl • 0ct.20
rlpera glass -' April IS Ditto . Nov. 3
Pocket book - April 23 Dino . Nov. 4
Bracelet April 29 Handkerchief, Etc. Nov. 4
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Um,rells Slay 2 Antrim of dress Nov. 5
Snuff' bot - Slay 3 Shawl Nov. II
Parcel containing jacket, Bracelet . Nov. 11
&e. May 4 I Shawl - Nov. 14
Umbrella and parasol May 91 Box and parasol Nov. 14
Snuff box - May II 1 Shawl Nov. 14
Clear box - Slay 121 Book . Nov. 16
Roll of mottle May 131 Umbrella . Nov. 15
Box and lota Slay 161 Basket Nov. 17
'Veil . Slay IS Umbrella . Nov. 19
Purse, silver. he. Slay 171 Pocket-book . Nov. 23
Bunch of keys May 17 Cloak Nov. 25
;':nbrella - May 23 1 Umbrella - Dec. 1
Parasol - Slay 21 Cloak - I)ec 6
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Dino - Slay 26 Reticule Dec. 6
Ditto - Slay 26 Parchment case . Dec. 8
Reticule - May 26 Coat • Dec. 15
Umbrella - Slay 27 Dress sword . Dec. 17
Snuff box - Slay 31 Umbrella - Dec. 19
Ear-ring - Jane I Ditto - Dec. 19
Shawl . - June 2 Two ditto - Dee. 20
Reticule June 2 Parasol Dec. 20
Umbrella June 3 Orrat coat and hat Dee. 21
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Brmoing-ease June 6 Cloak - Dec. 22
11.strh and chain. June 8 Small portmanteau Dec. 22
Sauff box June 9 Waistcoat - Dec. 71
Parasol . June 10 Umbrella . Dec. 27
Gold watch - June 13 Ditto - Dec. 30
Great coat - Junel3 Musical snuff box Dec. 30
Two knives - June 13 1826.
Sauna: - June 18 Book . Jan. 2
r13%11 bnt - June 20 Coat Jan. 3
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Parasol and reticule June 21 Pair epaulettes . Jan. 6
Two parasols June 22 Umbrella . Jan. 9
Reticule - June 25 Ditto Jan. 9
fhtto June 27 Parcel of writings Jan. 14
Roll black an July 2 Book - Jan. 17
Small box • July 6 Scarf Jan. 17
Truck . July 6 Folio . Jan. 21
Shawl . July 9 Pocketbook. Jan. 23
Box and flute - July II Cloak Jan. 24
Parasol . July 20 Box of trinkets Jan. 26
Ten lishing.rods July 23 Folio of papers Jan. 27
Handkerchief July 26 Silk coat . Jan. 30
Torching case July 29 Umbrella - Jan. 30
Market . Aug. 2 Ditto . Feb. 2
Pararol - Aug. 9 Book - Feb. 3
Umbrella - Aug. 10 Whip handle . Feb. 3
Close - Aug. 10 Great coat - Feb. 3
Umbrella and roll , Cloak - Feb. 3
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Masa Aug. 11 Umbrella - Feb. 4
Cloak • Aug. 13 Two ditto • Feb. 10
Shawl - Aug. 15 Three small keys Feb. 14
Umbrella - Aug. 15 Articles oldness Feb. 16
Writing case - Aug. 15 Great coat - Feb. 20
Umbrella - Aug. 23 Umbrella . Feb. 20
Parasol - Aug. 26 Checked bag - Feb. 21
Great coat . Aug. 26 Note case • Feb. 24
Parasol . Aug. 30 Book . Feb. 27
Umbrella Sept. 1 Umbrella - Much 1
•
Reticule - Sept. 3 Rex of shell work March 6
Watch case - Sept. 3 Two umbrellas March 7
Parasol - Sept. 5 Umbrella and shawl March 7
Two picture-frames Sept. 631 ult.' and reticule March 7
Iteticule and watch Sept. 13 Great coat . March 13
Fantail . Sept. 15 Coat . March 18
Cue of instruments Sept. 19 Drawing paper March 23
Umbrella . Sept. 20 Shawl . March 25
Carnet.tog . Sept. 22 Parcel of feathers March 27
Anok - Sept. 22 Umbrella - March 30
Umbrella - Sept. 22 Ring and bracelet March 31
Articles of dens Sept. 26 Basket - March 31
Umbrella . Sept. 26 Parasol April I
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Great coat . Sept. 27 Silver salts - April 9
lost - 13ePl- 27 Muff . April 10
Umbrella . Sept. 50 Umbrella - April 13
Shawl . Oct. S Reticule - April 14
Cloak • Oct. 8 Silver tea-pot - April 17
P
Umarasolbrella . •
Oct. 8 Small box • April 19
• Oct. II Reticule - April 19
N.B. The Public are requested to call ct the Office, between the
bouts of ten and three o'clock.