The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-30 00:00:00

•ICE-PUESIDEN rs.

Ills Grace the Duke of Leeds I The Right Hon. Lord Bexley
The Right Hon. Lunt [lngot I Rd. Clarke, Esq. Chamberlain
Sir Wi!item Curtis, Bart., Al- of London
derman. M.P. Sir John Porting, Part., Ald.
Ste Menus' Carr Glyn, Bart., I Sir James Shaw, Bart., Ald.
Alderman
(*arks Stable and William Child, Dups., Treasurers;
And the Patrons of the Anniversary ; es also the Treasurers, Trill.
tees, end Stlbfaiiß rs of the several Cliariir Schools ; by the Right
Reverend Father in Getl, ciLint.us RICHARD. D.D. Lord
Bishop of LIANDAFF, and Dean of St. Paul's Cathmiral.
Divine Service will begin at Twelve o'clock precisely.
The President, Vice-Prnidents, Treasurers, and Patrons of the
Anniversary. as also the 'Treasurers, Trustees, and Subscribers to
the Charily Schools, will afterwards dine together at the London
'Tavern, Bishopsgate-streM, at Five o'clock precisely.
The Right lion. the LORD MA TOR in the Chair.
STEWARDS.
The Right Hon. Lord Kenyon The Right Hon. Lord Calthorpe
Christopher Smith, Esq., Alder- William Thompson, Esq., Al-
mon, M.P. derman. 81. P.
Frederick Gye. Esq. Richard Perry, Esq.
Robert Finch Newman, Esq. George M'igg, Esq.
William Todd. Esq. William Curling, Esq.
Ames Newby, Esq. William Beaver, Esq.
Philip Green. Esq. W. E. Caldecott, Esq.
Mr. Stephen Clark Norris Thomas Hawkins, Esq.
Tickets for the Dinner, at 15a. each, may be had of the Stewards,
the Secretary, or at the Bar of the Tavern.
The Masters, Illistresses, and Charity Children only, whose seats
may be on the south side, to enter the Cathedral at the great south
dour; and those whose seats may be on the north side, to enter the
Cathedral at the great north door. The company to enter the Ca-
thedral as their Tickets direct, except the Clergy, who will he ad-
mitted, if in their robes. at the great north door, with west door
Tickets, until twelve o'clock. The Mashers and .Mistresses are
requested to be particularly careful that the Children take the seats
that are allotted them.

JOHN BIRD, Secretary.
No. 42. Hatton-garden, May 9, 11126.
N.B. The Treasurers of the respective Schools are desired to
send the Schoolmasters with a letter, to receive the proportion of
Tickets allotted for their School, Anthems. Psalms, and Dinner
Invitations, to the Secretary, at the Office of the Society for Pen.
rooting Christ'an Knowledge, No. 67. Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Fri.
day. the ?d, and Saturday, the 3d of June. from Nine uutil Two
o'clock. And the Tickets, &c. will be delivered to the Patrons of
the Anniversary. and all others entitled thereto, during the same
hours (Sunday excepted), beginning on Friday, the 2d of Julie,
and wit. finally close oar Wednesday, the 7:h, at Twelve o'clock
preciselii
• • permission of the Right Reverend the Dean, and the
Reverend the Chapter of St. Paul's Cathedral, a Collection will be
made at the doors for the usual charitable purposes.
The &crew, is directed not to deliver any Tickets but to the
Patrons, or their orders in writing.

HUM COMPANY FOR PRO3IOTING MANUFAC-

TITRES.
Irr HE Subscribers to this Company are hereby informed,
1 that an Act to amend their former Act of Parliament has
peeved the Legislature; and that by its provisions any of the engi-
ne', Subscribers, or other persons holding Shares which have been
duly transferred *them, pursuant to the directions of the Act of
last Session, are now at liberty to retire and withdraw themselves
fns the Company, and to receive back their deposits. after deduct-
ing thew proportion of the expenses incurred, upon giving or leav-
ing the notice specific., at the foot hereof, to or with the Secretary,
at the Company's office, on or before the first day of July next,
and upon delivering up to be cancelled the certificate of their re-
sp,Ttive Shares, or the receipt for the deposit money paid thereon.
Those Proprietors who purpose to continue in the Company are
further informed, that by the said amended Act no calls can be
matte exceeding the sum of Ten Pounds per Cent. within any one

FRM or goTicr.
To the Directors of the Irish THE
Company
fretures. tor promoting Menu-
- of being a Subscriber to, or holder of, (as the cam '
may be) Shares In the capital of the said Company, numbered
do hereby give notice, that in pursuance of the powers con..
tamed in nn Act passel in the seventh year of the reign of his
Majesty King George the Fourth, entitled "An Act to amend and
alter an Ad passed in the list Session of Parliament, entitled, an
Act for establishing a joint-stock Company, for the erection of
buildings and establishing machinery, for the purpose of promoting
and encouraging manufactures in Ireland," I intend to retire and
withdraw myself from the said Company on the 21st day
of July
neat after this notice, and from which day you are not to consider
nie as a Member of the said Company. As witness my hand the
day of --...
liy order of the Directors,
lIENRY PORTER, Sc. 2
6, King's Arms Yard,
29th Alay, 1826.

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