The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-22 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

PETITIONS TO BE HEARD AT THE COURT, IN PORTUGAL-
STREET, LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS,
THIS DAY, NINE.

Jackson, G. Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, agent.
Bond, B. High-street, Gravesend, victualler.
Wise, E. Lambeth-walk, Lambeth, cheesemonger.
Skegg, J. King's-place, Crosby-row, Bermondsey, paper-hanger.
Southey, S. Newnham-street, biting Mary-le-bonne, boot and shoe.
maker.
Cruickshank, J. Pavement, Moorfields, baker.
Woolcombe, J. East India-road, Poplar, insurance-broker.
Nicol, J. Little/intim-street, Clerkenwell, journeyman-brazier.
Harvey, b. London.wall, tailor.
Mayor. A. Terrace, Highgate, schoolmaster.
Hall, J. Elliot's-court, Old Bailey, journeyman printer.
Sellers, J. Limehouse-corner, lighterman.
Warrior, J. Brunswick-row, Brunswick-street, Blackfriars-road,
corn.dealer.
Ball, W. Chester-street, Waleot-place, livery-stable-keeper.
Andrews, G. Charles-street, Commercial-road, oilman.

TO-MORROW.
Holman, C. Surrey-row, Blacktriars-road, farmer.
Shanley, H. Little Argyll-street, wine-merchant.
Harnack, F. John-street, Fitzroy-square, tailor.
Rooke, F. St. John-square, (:lerkenwell, tailor.
Wood, T. King's-street, Deptford, oilman.
Rogers, W. Charlotte-place, Bermondsey, fiour•factor.
Tanner, J. Mile-end-road, butcher.
Hussey, G. Wimborne, Dorsetahire, gentleman.
Mitchell, H. Wilmington-square, 4a-fields, locksmith.
Ward, W. Vine-street, Spitaltields, silk-manufacturer.
Hedge, G. Alaiden-lane, Islington, tobacco pipe-maker.
Armitage. T. 0. St. Martin's-lane, boot and shoe maker.
Tomlin, 1). Drake-street, Red Lio-square, butcher.
Russell, W. G. Ball's-pond, Islington, cheesemonger.
Oreille', W. Leicester-square, schoolmaster.
Darien, S. Sunbury, hair-dresser.
IRIDAT.
Lewes, J. Narberth, Pembroke, attorney-at.law.
Attwood, R. Western Exchange, Bond-street, jeweller.
Sturman, P. Old Street road, gun-maker.
Appleton, J. Billiter-street, brewer's clerk.
Coulton, E. Guildford-street, Spitallields, architect.
Dement, E. Southampton-street, Strand, engraver.
Browne. E. Maidstone, grocer.
Varco, 11. Lantivery, Cornwall, cordwainer.
Bruce, W. Crawford-street, Mary-la-bonne, perfumer.
Burnett, J. Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, carpenter.
Champness, J. Swan-yard, Morality's, salesman.
Green, W. Chapel-place, Grostenor-place, cow-keeper.
Faultier, T. Orchard-street, Portman-square, fisherman.
Lander, J. Doris-street, Kensington, gun.makee.
Paul, J. Palmer-street, Holloway, brewer's cooper.
Hawkins, T. Basingstoke, grocer.

A splendid Moon-light coloured Representation of St.
Petersburgli, as it appeared to an eye-witness on its recent inunda.
don ; and a second Plate, in Mr. Corbould's bat manner, illustra.
tive of Theodric, accompany Parts 18 and 19 of the Literary
Magna and Monthly Journal, Is. each, for April, issued this
morning. The Contents comprise thirty original Papers of the
highest interest, Reviews of Books high at this monies, in public
estimation, together with a mass of historical, philosophical, and
aitientitic matter, forming in connection a body of very superior lite-
rary talent.—Mr. Wright has the honour to announce, that in 11l
months this Magazine has acquired a circulation of nearly 5,000
copies monthly, and that the early Parts are all re. printed, and the
Plate to each Part re-engraved..—Ao, Paternoster row.

31r. EGERTON presented a petition from Sir A. Macdonald
and the Hon. Colonel Bradshaw against the Liverpool Railway.
The petitioners prayed to be heard by Counsel.—Ordered to be
referred to a Committee.
CORN-EXCHANGE.
Mr. BERNAL presented a petition from certaia inhabitants of
Kent, in favour of the London Corn-Exchange.—Ordered to lie on
the table.