The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-27 00:00:00

ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Rev. the Principal of
Alban flail - £5 0
Miss Peers, Chislehampton 2 2
R. Carr, Cn. Ch. - 2
A few Cabinet-makers and
Upholsterers in the em-
ploy of Mr. Cooke 11. 23.6 d.

Second Remittance by
the Right Hon. Wm.
Cooper, Lori Mayor of
the city of York, from
York and its vicinity
(2,5001.11 as ing been pre.
viously submitted) £l5OO 0
Subscription from the In.
habitants of Farcham, £3l 3 6
per the Rev. W. liar. Per Marten, Call, and Co.
ruton - 1641. B.s. 6.1. !John Carbonell - 50 0
Subscription from the 10. Miss Beet - 1 0
habitants of liminster, Profit of a Ball, per M.
per the Rev. G. IL Wade, Bayswater 2 2
Mules - 66 0 1 Per Willis and Co.
Rev. W. Smyth, jun. 5 6 1 Mr. Fox . 10 10
Jas. H. Griffiths 5 0 Miss Fox - 3 3
A Collection made In the Pa Glyn and Co.
Episcopal Chapel at Collection at itomsey and
Boulogne, after a ser. its Vicinity, per Sharp
mon by the Rev. J. and Sons 271. 14s. Id.
Symons - 591.75. 11. Soulaby Evans - 10 •
Per Dixon and Co. Capt. James Carnegie 10 II
Thomas Pemberton ft 6 Rev. John Lonedale 6 0
Per Smith, Payne' and Co. Robert Glyn - 1 1
Samuel Sinipaon, of 31st. Per Lubbock and Co.
lock - 100 0 G. T. N. - 5 6
Collection in Wicks. Per Snow and Co.
worth Church, after a Earl Fitewilliam - 500 0
sermon preached by the W. Hopkinson. Stamford 1 0
Rev. Wm. Hutchins 73 14 Per Homes.
Henry Gee Barnard, of G. /IL - 2 0
Cave Castle, Yorkshire 10 0 William Wingfield - 10 10
Collected in the I'ariah of Major-Gen. P. Carey 6 5
Rickinansworth, Herta, Mra. H. Smith - 1 0
by the Rev. Edward Jacob Phillips . 5 5
Hodgson . 37 9 f 11. Sloan - 2 2
Mrs. Chauncey - 20 OA. B. . - 5 0
The Misses Chauncey 20 0 Per Puede.
Per Hammendeys. Parish of Tywardreath,
From Oxford, per Fletcher, Cornwall, and neigh.
Parsons, and Co. bourhood - 461. 16s. 9d.
M. W. - 5 0 E. N. R. Penryn 5 0
Rev. T. Maywood, Eng- Per Drummonds.
lieb Bicknor . 3 3 I Miss Sarah Goddard 2 2
John Hester . 1 1 Mrs. General Hewgill 3 0
Mill; Williams . 1 1 Mrs. Standford . 5 0
Rev. Jas. Baker, Newn. A. B. . 2 0
ham . 5 0 IVilliam Oake - 1 0
Rev. J. Coker . 1 1 Officers of Engineers, per
Rev. T. T. Churton, Greenwood and Co. 41 0
B. N. Coll. . 2 2 A Friend - 5 0
Rev. %V. Brock, Queen's Lieut.-General Sir Alex.
Coll. - 1 0 Hope, per Greenwood
Rev. Wm. Stone, B. N. and Co. - 10 0
Coll. . 1 1 W. Parker - 5 0
J. V. - . 0 10 Rev. W. Russell - 10 0
Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town and Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily.
Clergymen, Dissenting Ministers, and others, desiring informa-
tion relative to the distress existing in the Manufacturing Districts,
may have a printed statement, on application to
W. H. fIYETT, Sec.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed to " Francis
Freeling, ER9., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers'
Relief Committee."

VALUABLE STOCK OF WINES.
By Alesti-rs. WARLTERS and Co.,
At their Sale-rooms, &I, West aide of Fleet-market, on FRIDAY

7 7 NEXT, at 12.
A Genuine STOCK of WINES ; consisting of ISO
Dozen of line Port, vintage 1821 ; 130 Dozen of Madeira :
tiO Dozen of Calcavella ; 75 Dozen of Bucellas ; 70 Dozen of old
Lisbon and Mountain ; 20 Dozen of Claret ; 2 Pipes of Broad
Madeira ; and I Pipe of Port.
May be tasted one day prior and on the morning of sale. Cata.
logues may be had of Messrs. Warltera and Co., Fleet-market.