The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-08-20 00:00:00

l/OCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNt)W
48 P lAL GENE RA NI EETINO of the
/1. tit WIETY will be held on MONDAY, August 23. Dt24.
at their Houle, in Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, at ONE o'clock
precisely, for the purpose of considering and determining upon an
Application made by the Society for the Propagation of the
Votpcl. WM. PARKER, M.A. Joint Secretaries
A. M. CA M P BELL, NI. A. f
.

T. KATHARINE IX/CKS.
Al' numerous and ltiohly respectable MEETING
of the SUBSCRIBERS to the proposed ST. KATHA-
RINE DICKS held this 19th Pay of August, 1894, at the
City of London Tavern,
THOMAS TOOKE, Esq. In the Chair,
Read, The Report of the Committee, recommending the Rut
n 2.4 of the Application to Parliament, for Leave to Construct
Wet Dock*, kr. at St. Katharine's.
It was moved by Gabriel Shaw, EN. and seconded by Edward
Fletcher. Esq and resolved unanimously, that the Report be sp-
proved of, sod referred back to the Committee, with full powers to
carry the same into erect.
It was moved by Alderman Thompson, 31. P. and seconded by
Richard Illatosharti. Esq and revolved unanimously, that the
Thanks of this Meeting be given Thomas Tooke, Esq. Chair-
man; O. fl. de H. Larpent, Esq. Deptity Chairman; Sir 'oho
W.Lubbock, Kart. ; John Alessurlev,Esq. M.P.; Pascoe Orenfell,
Esq. 11. P.; William Haidimand, f:sq. M.P.; Thomas Wilson,
Req. M.P.; J. W. Buckle, Esq. ; William Crawford, Eat ; G.(ri&lT (slynn, Esq.; John D. liestlt,Esq.; John Horde), Palmer,
Issq. ; A. IL Thompson, EN.; N. IV. Troy, Esq.; Fletcher
W Esq.; Members of the Committee, for the ability, seal,
sad peneverance with which they hive proseented the project of the
fit..Kaduuine Docks, and that they be solicited to continue their
exertions for the attainment of this object of great public utility,
and of such ituportanca to the trade and navigation of the Port of
London.
11 M./ moved by Pascoe Orenfell, EN. M.P. and seconded by
O. O. de H. Larpent, Esq. and uhantmnuily resolved, that the
Thanks of this Meeting be given to John Hall, Esq. for his great
and indehtigable exertions, and for the unwearied assiduity he has
implicated, in the situation whieh he has accepted, of Secretary to
the Committee appointed foe this undertaking.
THOMAS TOOKE, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, It was taken by 0. (1. de
if. Larpetit, Diq. when it was moved by William Dell, Esq. and
Wooded by Richard C. Beset, Esq. and resolved unanimously,
that the Thanks of this Meeting he given to Thomas Tooke, Esq.
for his able and judistous conduct in the Chair.
H. LARPENT.

FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, to sail from
Gravesend the Pirst Week in October, the Ship MADRAS,
A. 1.. Burthen 600 Tons, RICHARD CROSLEV, Commander,
lying in the City CanaL
This flhip is fitted expressly for the Trade, having a double
Stern, and tatty between Decks, and carries a Surgeon.
for Freight se Passage apply to Messrs. Rickards, Mackintosh,
snd Co. Id, Riabopqrate-street. or to
WM. ABERCROMBIE,
4, Birchhpans.

No Goods will be received on Bored whhout' an Order.

SECOND VIEW OF POMPEII, PANORAMA, '1
LEICESTER-SQUA RE.
Jand R. BURFORD are now EX runrriwo, In their
e• Great Room, a SECOND VIEW of POMPEII, Notain.
ing the Tragic Theatre, Covered Theatre, Temple of Iw, Small
Forum, and many other interesting Remains, which, from their
situation, could not be introduced in the First View exhibiting in
the Strand.
These Views were taken by Mr. J. Burford, who resided scrotal
months at Pompeii for that purpose.
Open from Ten till Dusk.--Adrnittanee Is.
A VIEW 6f LAUSANNX is abs new Exhibidni.—Admit-
twee la. ° '