The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-23 00:00:00

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No. 7,081.

YROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND.—Those
proprietors who have ism signed the Deed ef Settlement are
?wetted to do so, without delay, the arrangemenu for cotnmcne-
be business ?ring =DPW*
vrbt proprietors are besehy apprized, that according to the regu.
boons of the Society, if on Instalment is not paid within fifteen
dips of the cell. it b competent for the Court of Directors to charge
interbt ir.xn that time at dm per cent., until such Instalment is
pyd ; and 11$0 that the shares of Proprietors who shall not execute
the Deed within two months of the IN Instant will be subject to
forfeiture.
The Deed lira for sare at the Office of the Societ7 to St.
laK London sodat 3lesere. P. and D. hlahooy s, Soli.
utni. Mernon Square Nortb, Dublin.
THOS. JOPLIN, Sec.
Lrnion, 19th Aug. 1825.

LONDON GOLD AND SILVER REFINING
PLATE AND BULLION COMPANY.
The Directors of this Company are desirous to treat for Piremtsee
se de West end of the Town, calculated for the business of the
ied Silver Plate and Jewellery Department, and also An oilier
Premises to the City, either calculated for redoing upon a large
axle, or convertible to such purpose.
Apphcations, with particulars of Terms, to be forwarded (post-
put!) to the Directors, et the Office, Lancaster-place, ii-aterloo-
bridge.S•rand.

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Capital 100.0001. in 1000 Shares of 1001. each. .
This COMPANY is formed for the purpose of opening a regular
and expeditious Communication betwcen the Port of London and
the Rivers Elbe sail Weser, which lead to several important C.om-
menial Cities and Towns that have not hitherto possessed the faci-
lities of Commercial Intercourse &Worded by Steam Navigation.
A Prospectus, detailing the adrantsges,likely to accrue from this
Establishment, will be ready for delivery, with the allotment of
Shares, which will take place in a tew days, and in the mean time
applications for Shares may be addressed (past paid) until Thurs-
day, the 23th instant, to Alessts. Fisher and NOTCUIt, Solicitors,
Id. Holborn. mum Gra►'s Inn; or to Messrs. Everett, Walker,
Mildly. Ellis, and Co. Bankers, 0, Mansion House-street.

MEAT WESTMINSTER DAIRY COMPANY.—
Vfi Notice Is hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLE:if ENT
ot this COMPANY i. now ready for the signatures of the Pro-
rietors at this office. The bankers receipts held by them must be
sett preparatory to their being exchanged for the Certificates of their
Shares, which will be delivered to the respective parties at the ex-
pircion of a week from the period of signing. And at the same
woe checks will be issued foe half a year's dividend, at the rate of
7i per cent. per annum, as announced in the report made at the
deseral Meeting, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the 29th
shy of Juue. By order of the Board of Directors,
EDWARD LODER, Secretary-.
16. Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury.
N.B. The books of the Company for the transfer of Shares must
necessarily remain closed till the 26th instant.

GRAND CORN ISII UNION MINE ASSOCIA-
TION.
Coital 27.0,000/.--Shsres of 251. nat.—Deposit M. per Share.
Two Months' Netice of each Call.—Not more than 151. per
Shre will be Called for within the two first rears.
The regulation of the CORNISH UNION was decided upon
areal yews since, but with the determination not to submit it to
the public until many of the Minn should be proved, and brought
into such estate of forwardness Si not only to divest them of their
character as speculation, but to insure the considerable and frequent
she lends from their profits at an early period after the distribution
of the Shares to the public.
31any applications having eome in after the time appointed by
the Directors, thew have decided to defer the allotment of the Shares
till after TO.MORROIV.
Applications for Shares will be received by Messrs. Sir John
Paring, Bart. Shaw, Barber, and Co. Cornhill ; and by Messrs.
Sitcom and Postlethwaite, Lombard-street, until Four o'Clock
2.0.3101 t ROW. Dy order,
R. E. SPURRING, secretary.

THE ORIGINAL METROPOLITAN • BREA D
and FLOUR UO3IPANY.
Established February 19, IH2I.
Capital 1110,000 Z. in 3,000 Shares of SO/. each.—Deposit 21. pa

Bav t itc—MessTs.Coutts and Co.
SoLiciroit—G. J. Moore. Esq.
Mr. James White. Superintendent.
Mr. James 31. Raw Secretary.
When the projectors of this Aatlu nest conz.tvcd
uflireetiag their resources to the object of supplying the publie
with the best aseessory of life at a cheaper rate. end in it purer state
than it had pneriassly bees obtained. it was their intention to con-
tra their sparations to the city. ?boy are determined, however,
from the extraoydinary success which has attended their efforts, to
tscreue their capital To the extent staled above, and to comprehend
he whole inetmpalis and its environs in their enlarged plan.
Application for Shares to be matte to the Bankers of the Aro.
siAtion, Messrs. Couto and Co. Su and ; to It. J. Moore. Esq. So.
Itmar, 7. Norfolk-street. Strand ; and to the Secretary. 31r. J. 31.
Rose, 14. Old Jewry, where prospectuses may be had in a few days,
vuh the list of Petri's,. Directors. &e. ; also prospectuses to be
had at the Manufactory, 136. Fleet-street.

‘ZI)t lETY for PROMOTING the ENLARGEMENT
►►-J7 and /SU I LDI of CHURCHES asul CHAPELS.
PATRON.
Ilia Royal Highnem the Duke of YORK.
PRESIDENT,

His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY.
The ANNUAL GENERAL 31 EETINO of this SOCIETY,
heW at the Premiums' Tavern on the 25th of May, was numerous
and most respectable.
The Report showed how much good the Society has been In-
strumental in effecting, with mean* comparatively small. It has
made grants in 305 cases; and, by tine expenditure of 06,1401.
has been instrumental in providing an increase of accontmoda.
bon in Churches and Chapels to the amount of 113,714 sittings.
(It this number 84.548 are for the use of the poor. The assist.
ante given by the Society has all but exhausted its finances ; and
yet such is the increased and increasing population of the country,
that Church room to a much greater extent is still required. Ap-
plications are even more numerous now than they were et any
former period; but unless the Public, whose aid is earnestly en.
treated, and on whom the Society depends ( for it is supported
entirely by voluntary contributions). shall supply the means, as-
silence can be no longer afforded. The Parliamentary Grants are
specifically appropriated to the building of additional Churches,
and inplaces where the population eueeds 4.000 persons—they
cannot be applied to improve, enlarge, or rebuild. These are the
great objects of this Sociey, and these objects have been promoted
with no inconsiderable success during the seven years of its ex. !
istenee. It has opened the doors of the Established Church to
thousands who wets before excluded from joining in its worship.
Will not, then, the friends of that Church come forward and ens.
Ide the Society to continue its useful exertions? His Majesty has
hem graciously pleased to make a donation of 1.0001. and the Com-
mittee cannot but indulge the hope that the example of the Sovereign
will be followed by his subjects in every rank of life, for every
pound that is subscribed will be the means of furnishing en ad-
ditional sitting. They can appeal to the good which has been
already done in various places, by supplying the spiritual wants of
the population. They may venture to say, that the interests of re-
ligion and morality cannot be more effectually promoted than by
the support and encouragement of this Society.
Donans. nn. Sub.
Amount already Advertised 12.1011.ti0 A I Is. 551. I Is.
X. 6. The Hon. the Earl of
Den. Henley Eden - 10 10 Abingdon (24) . 109 (I
liononelble and Rev. C. Wm. Ellis Hosting, Esq.
G. Permed -10 0 (2d J-25 C
Rev. W. H. E. Bentinck 10 If Rev. J. D. Hustler - 10 t
31n. J. Penn (2d) - 10 • Thos. Nettleship, Esq. 6
Mts. Saab Rice - 6 5 Miss Nettleship -
Rey. F. Laurent . 1 1 Sarah . 0 1
Ref. Dr. C. It. Sumner 5 fl Pittebe . U
11.11*.elt Eq. (2d) 5 0 Harry Charrington, Esq. 100
Mrs.leelea - 21 0 Rev. Richard Carey . 5
Any. Elsa. Mortlock -21 0 Miss Lapimandaye 5
Mrs. A. Alordock . 21 0 Rev. E. Berens (2d) 10
Am. T. Wintle (2d) . 10 0 C. Rivington, Esq. . 5
W. Halton, Esq. . 10 OJ. Rivington, Esq. - 6
Rev. R. Roberts . 2 0 Mrs. Mary Eaton . 2
Rev. J. Wooleombe . 20 OJ. Marsh, Esq. (2d) 10
John Valliant, Esq. (2d) 5 0 Dr. J. H. Arnold (3d) 30
De. Adams . .10 0 Rev. B. Ridge . 10
RevJsines Match (3d) 10 10 Mrs. Auberun (3d) - 10
Dun and Chapter of Olou- Miss Aubertio (3d) - 10
telt" - - 0 Alum C?Auberun (3d) . lo
Rev. John Keble (3d) 50
5 0 Miss M. Aubertin 3d) 10
Right lion. Lord Dam- Right Hon. Earl of Pent.
ble* (11) - 20 0 broke (2d) - 100
hen. 11. Chapman (2d) 10 10 Right Hon. Lord Sondes 100
11,. Ingle' - -3 0 Hugh Mallet, Esq. - 2
Dam sod Chapter of Sails. Rev. J. Dayrell - 5
burr 1.11) - 50 R Rev. W. 1. inch 6

br. Shackelford 10 o I Frederick Millet, Esq. 5
--- Sutherland, Esq. 5 0 Lady Congreve - 10
Rer. T. P. Penrose, Rev. Henry Du Cane (3d) 5
(2d)
Er 2 2 Halliwell, Esq. - 25
Esq (3d) 60 0 A Friend to the Church
b_.‘ct. T. Home. (3d) 10 0 of England - 1 I
Pole lO 0 Rev. J. Owen. produce of
bias Harriet Cock. Sermons preached at
11•134)
(21 - 5 0 lchleford and Parton 5 5
5 0 Rev. Archdeacon Older-
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ng . Esq. - 10 10 shawe (3d) - 20 0
„onations and Subscriptions will be received hythe principal
'ankers In roan and country, and by the Rev. W. J. Rodher.
Itttary, No. 15, Duke-street, 11'estminster, on account of the
tftsulve, Charles Hoare, Esq.
IS. Duke-street. Westminster, August 22, 1825.

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