The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-14 00:00:00

STATUE OF THE LATE ME JOSEPH BANKS.
AT MEETING, under the Patronage of his
MAJESI-V, for the purpose of paying • situate tif
respect to the 111 EMORY of the late Sir JOSEPH BANES,
hetil.(with the persuasion of the Council) at the beim of
the Linriean Society, late the residence of Sir Joseph Banks,
In Snlimsquare, on the 12th of July, 1821;
Sir HU MPHRY DAVY, Bart. In the Chair;
It was graphed—Thal a Subscription be entered into for
• wh•ile-itagth Marble Statue of the Isle Sir Joseph Bank%
to be executed by Mr. Chautrey, and to be placed is the
Hall of the British hluseuni.
That the following be a Committee for carrying the above
Resolution into execation:—
Tbe Duke of Bedford,
The Earl of Evensong,
The Earl Spencer, President
of the Royal Institution,
The Earl of Aberdeen, Pre-
sideat of the Society of
Antiquaries,
The Earl Whitworth,
Sir Eeererd Home, Bart.
Win. Hyde Wollaston, M.D.
That the Subscriptions be
Messrs. Drummond', at --

Sir Humpbry Davy, Bart.
President of the Royal
Society,
Wm. George Matoo, M.D.
Sir Jas. Ed. Smith, President
of the Lionesefinctety,
Thomas Andre. Kuieht, Esq.
• President of the Horticul-
tural Society,
Joseph Sabine, Esq.
lid into the bankleg-horse of
opeross.

N.B. May 23d, 1822. SubscriptlOus which may be noti-
fied subsequent to ibis date will be published in a future
Advertisement.
Amount of Subscriptious airendy advertised ....f2,343 Bs.
f. al E. r
William Lucas, Esq... 3 3 I John Patty, Eaq..... 2 0.
J. H. Lewis, E5q..... 5 5 I Sir T. Dyke Attend,
Joh. Lee, LL D..... 2 2 Bart..
Charles Konig, Esq... 5 5 Rev. George Grime
fir Herbert Taylor .. 10 0 Swimmeret
C. J. Briscoe, Esq. .. 1 0 Win. Hodgson, Esq 5 0
Robert Fulmer, Esq... 5 5 Hon. Champioa Dy
Rev. H.B. Pacey, D.D. 3 0 w0ke..... 5 0

CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Jute 13, 1822.
THE COMMITTEE for Managing the Sob.
serlptlon for the RELIEF of the DISTRESSED
DISTRICTS in IRELAND, have the satisfaction to ac-
knowledge the following Subscriptions, received 'Mee the
12th instaat
The Committee recommend in the strongest terms to
those who have in Ireland the management of the benevo-
lences in the pretreat crisis, that they contrive in every useful
way to combine the labour rif the Poor with the aid which it
may be necessary to afford them.
When the Aerie!"(tura] Poor in England were suffering,
public works were performed which bad been long wanted,
and which were of permanent benefit; such as removal of
nuisances, making, improving, or repairing public roads,
lowering hills, druining fens, &c. &c. Other useful works
were suggested, purposely to give employment to the indirs-
trines labourer, and which winks were productive of very
great benefit to the Poor themselves as well as to the Public.
Added to the Geueral Committee—Hon. Col. R. Fitzgibbon.
Amount of Subscriptions already }
advertised 110,647 tr. 10d.
G. Sheddeo, Esq lO 0
B. R. Shedd's, Esq lO 0
From Barnard and Co.
Cole & Co. Twicken-
ham, 2d Subscrip-
tiou
From Curries and Co.
Beverley Subscrip-
tion, per Bower and
Co
From Lubbock and Co.
Rev. George Ogle,
Basildon ..
T. Blake, Esq. 2d Sub-
orription
R. R l5 15

Y g.
Edward Bullock, Esq. 5 5
Mr. E S. Grogvenor 1t)
Doncaster first remit-
tance, pgr J. Deni-
son and Cu. „NU 3.. Bd.
Mr. Sam. IViiidle. 1 1
A Sussex Farmer 1 1
The Misses Jeplims,
Sandwich
Small Su ['script ions: S 10

Joseph Waits, Esq 1 1
From Lloyd's Coffee-bourse.
IV. L 1 1
Charles Tyodsll, Fail 5 0
From Joues, Lloyd, and Co.
Horsham Subserip.
tiuo, per Rev. R. J.
Ross
From Lees and Co.

T. Holmes, E5q...... 5 5
From Curtis sod Co.

G. Gillett, Esti lO 0
From Eadatle and Co.

Spriugfield,Reez,2o/. 6, 24.
Great Badon,ditto.6 It. Is. 6d.

Mrs. Turner Browu.. 2 0
Citellimisans, per Tor-
ners & Morris 551. 10s. 7d.
From Rogers and Co.
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E. J.

From Rarelay and Co.
WilliamColes, Esq... 10 0
From Mastermau sod Co.
Kingsbridge, Devon... 30 0
Min Corms, Canon
Hall, per M. Wil-
ma, Esq. Yorkshire 20 0
From Williams and Co.
?A idherst Seharie.
ties
Mothers! Church Cal-
lemion UM lie. U.
Froos Fry. sad Cu.
Chipptuham Church,
by Rev. .1. All.
pur t