The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-13 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 13, W 26.

TA 'STRESSED MANUFACTURERS.—
At a Meeting of the Committee, held at the City of London
Tavern, May 12, 11126,
His Grace the Archbishop of YORK in the Chair :
Resolved, That grants for the Relief of the Distressed Ma-
nufacturers be made—
To the Chapelrits of Waddington and Bradford West .450
To the Townships of Ribchester, Daum', and Clayton.
le•Dale 150

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To Blackburn and ita neighbourhood . . 1100
To Leigh and Tillsleigh . - 300
To Macclesfield . . 500
- .
To Congleton . - 300
To Ashton•under.Line, Stayley.bridge, and Hocken-
field - . - . - 250
To Miry (Lancashire) and its vicinity - . 600
To Burbedt near Hinckley - 24
To the Town.bipsr of Utley, Cluiaeley, Baildon, Men-
ton, and Barley - - 300

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Amount of Subsciptlons already advertised, £64,887 21. ld.
Robert G. Johnson .ClO 10 Wm. Little - 21 0
Johnson and Taber 10 10 Further Subscription from
The Subscription of a the Rev. C. Golding,
Family, per T. Adrian 9 2 from Stratford St. Mary 3 2
Dr. Beasley and Pupils, Captain Mangles, R.N.
of Uxbridge . 8 0 By Goode and Clarke 5 0
Wm. Norman - • 1 1 Per Coutta and Co.
Mr.Burrell and the young The Lord Chief Baron 25 0
Gentlemen at his Aca- Hon. Anne S. Darner 10 0
demy, Leatherhead 5 0 M. L. 20 0
Mr. Perry - 5 0 Rithard Griffiths . 6 0
The Worshipful Com- T. H. It. B. Brirsekman 25 0
parry of Annourers and Win. Visaed 's 10 10
Braziers - 50 0 Rey. R. Twills, L.L.D. 3 3
The Inhabitants of Ul- Ste Gm. Clerk, Bart. 20 0
veratone, per Messrs. Per Rogers and Co.
Fell, Son, & Pearson 100 0 John Prior 10 0
John James - 5 0 Wm. Prior - 10 0
The Inhabitants of High G. H. Hihr - 10 0
Wycombe, first Sub- R. Vendome - 5 6
stription 50 0 Robert Rickards - 2 2
From Norfolk - 5 0 Alex. Wyllie and Son S 5
The Inhabitants of New John Addington . 6 6
Airesford -421.7 e. frd. 1 Herrings and Burbidge 21 0
James W. Morrison 5 5 1 Per Willis and CO.
Joseph Pedley . 2 01 Mrs. L. Fellows - 5 0
AIM Pedley 0 1 0 From Reading, Bab,
Admiral the Hon. H. per Stephens, Harris,
Curzon 10 0 and Stephens:—
F. S. - . 1 0 The Mayor . 5 5
Philip Melvill . 2 2 Stephens, Harris. and Co. 21 0
Sir W. Blizard, Knt. 5 01 James Cocks and Sons 6 5
A few Friends 21. lls. 6d.

H. M.
R. S.
s. - I 1
A Widowed Tradeswo-
man 0 8
Mrs. P. 2 0
Earl Rreadalbane . 100
The Directors of the Pro.
vincla Bank of Ire-
land 105 0
Miss If obs on - 5 0
Lydia Hobson . 5 0
Hannah B. Hobson 6 0
Georgians Hobson 5 0
Miss Hainics . 3 0
George Goodwin . 5 0
J. R. 1 0
5 0
25 0
10 0
3 0
2 2

1i
2 2

Blandy and Palmer
R. Palmer, jun.
Join Sutton .
Hi. Children
Hls Servant .
Jacob Walter
R. A. .

5 5
• 1 1
1 0
- 0 6
0 1
1 0

0 to

J. H. Greene 1 0
P. W. French - 5 3
Samuel Dick 5 5
T. S. Salmon, M.D. 5 5
Letchworth, Son, and Co. 2 0
C. Rich 1 0
Sirs. Maneary . 1 0
Alias Warner 1 0
Thomas Ford
Richard Sherwood
John Gockell
William May
George Spence
Mrs. 3lestager
Stephen 31aberly
Major Shelly
Rev. G. Valpy
W. A. Culpepper . 1
Joseph Ford . 10s. 6J
John Bouet 1 0
E. S, White 1 0
Lancelot Austewislk 2 0
Miss A astewick 1 0
Rey. J. Watkins . 1 0
James Rusher . I
Mrs. Abbess
Mrs. Pierer;
Major Cameron
Benjamin Champion
Her. Dr. Valpy
George Hawke*
Samuel Harris
George Laurie
Miss Devenibh
Mr. Milton
William Brown
Robert Green
John Green
Samuel Hawke'
Major Oakes
0.
George Jones
B. L.

. 5 0
2 0
. 1 0
10 10
- b 0
. 20 0
3 0
. 1 1

Col. Sandy.
John Carman's
T. J. S.

Robert Forster
M. I). Lindo

Per liankey's and Co.
Paul Creagan - 2 2
Rev. Win. Bradford,
(Beaconsfield) . 5 0
The Pupils of the above 7 0
N. Runtsey (Beacons.
field) 2 2
Mrs. Barker (ditto)
M. W.
Miss llankey (Bedford-
square) 5
Per NI elm Drummonds
and Co.

2 0
1 0

. 0 10
. 2 2
2 2
2 0
. 5 5
1 0

One Day's Pay from the
Officers, Noneommis.
stoned Officers, and
Privates of Major Tay-
lor's Company of Royal
Artillery, at Dover 71.45. 2(1.
Henry Pym . 5 0
J. 11 . L. 010
Marquis of Bath - 100 0
Lord St. Helen's . 30 0
Lady Carr 21 0
William Gee . 5 0
Charles Sutherland - 10 0
(201. G. Napier . 5 0
Mrs. J. Penn - 10 0
Mrs. Maria Cipriani 3 0
Rev. AV. L. Bowles 5 0
Rev. 1). W. S. Goddard 10 0
Capt. G. C. Carpenter 1 0
William Harrison - 10 0
One Day's Pay of the
Officers and men of the
7th Hussars 411. Os. 4d.
J, S. Crofts 5 5
John Matson - 2 2
Per Baroetts, Hoare, and Co.
Barnette, Hoare, and Co. 103 0
John Kinnard - 10 10
Thomas Shepherd . 10 0
James Tilland (Kent) 100 0
J. B. bounds . 0
T. and T. Pritchard 10 10
Gulielmus Gilbert 101. 6d.
Robert Bartley - 1 1
Taylor, Kennard, and Co. 5 5
Harden, Sons, and Fisher 20 0
J. W. Wood and Co. 21 0
Gibbs and Sons . 21 0
Shears and Sons . 15 13
C. Y. West . . I 0
Charles H. Turner 23 0
Edward Neale - 6 0
The Young Gentlemen
at Stormont House
Preparatory Boarding
School, Kensington 2 2
David Powell - 20 U
Edward Rice, Dane-court 10 0

. 2 2

. 20
. 6 0
1 0

. 2 2
. 0 10
. 1 0

. 2 0
. 0 10
. 1 0
1 0
. 1 0
• 3 3
3 3
6 0

R. and T. Tufty
Captain Ve.py
Richard Becher
Misses Walsham
Edward Simeon
Wm. Toovey
J. B. Alonck, M.P.
Edward Viner
Edward Viner, jun.
Mrs. Beckett -
Wm. Wallington
Wm. Stone
Thomas Harris

. 16 le

lo 10
. 2 2

I. i i
. 6 6
. 1 0

Capt. F. Vernon, R.N. 10 0
Hon. Alin Vernon 1
Pa Messrs. Hammenleys and

Co.
Colonel W. W. Vane 20 0
Mrs. Vane 5 0
Miss S. Vane . 1 0
Alr. C. Vane . 1 0
John Braham . lb lb
Colonel D'Oyly . 5 0
Lord Robert Manners 20 0
J. P. r - 1 0
Per Smith, Payne, and Smith.
M. . 2 0
Robert Forster - 31 10
From Fletcher, Parsons. and Co.
Oxford, per Hammersley's.
R. A. Hanby, Oriel Col-
lege . - 1 0
C. Anderson, ditto . 2 0
The Provost and Fellows
of Queen's College 50 0
Miss G. Williyna 1 1
Rev. the President of Cor.
pus Christi College 6 0
President and Fellows of
ditto 50 0
Rev. H. White, of ditto 1 1
M.Tufnell, %Biel College 0 10
Rev. W. T. Phillips,
Magdalen College 19 0
Mr. Crichton, Merton
College 1 0
The City of Oxford 100 0
Hall and Co. - 20 0
Mr. Rolland, St. Mary
Hall 1 1
Rev. T. Lovelay, Magda-
len College - 6 0
R. J. M. • - 1 0

f 240 13

Per ;Worland' and co.

EdwinLascelles

Earl of Buckinghamshire 50 0
H. E. Thrupp (coach-
smith) . . 10 0
H. J. Thrupp . 1 1
Workmen in Mr. Thrupp's
employ, first weekly sub-
scription 2 9
PerVeres,Ward, and Coomitted
on the Gth

The Moiety of a Fine
paid by a Hackney
Coachman, for extor-
tion - 0 10
Part of a Subscription
from Richmond, in
Yorkshire, by Hutton
R.anGd. Co.Jani 00 0
is ...
b 0
Edward Denaison . 14 0
Joseph Jewell . MI 10
Jolla Gibson . li 10

Benjamin Vat)derilucht 5 0
Mrs. Heade, Camberwell 5 0
Miss Heade, ditto . 5 0
Wm. Heade, ditto . 5 0
Edw. Heade, ditto . 5 0
Maxwell and Ifeys . 10 10
Per Herres and Co.
G. Townley, Esq. . 5 5
C. W. R. Conway, Esq. 10 10
Per Hopkinson,' and Co.
A. H. Bradshaw . 10 0
A Frenchman . 1 1
Per Ransom and Co.

Baxter and Pearce, Long-
acre - 10 10
Workmen at ditto 21 12

Per -1;r-seci-and Co.

Thos. Tomlinson

Rader Potts and Son
W. J. S.

Per Snow and Co.

The LOrci Chief Justice

Abbott

Fred. Monro, Esq. .
Dr. E. T. Monro -

Josh.Pianta

3 3

ID 0
2 0

99 0

Per Bouverie end Co..

5 5

John Hfng 10 0
Per Cocks and Co.
Admiral Sir J. N. Mori. 5 0
Frances Nana - 3 3

*--VirChild and Co.
Hon. Mr. 8. (}arrow 20 0
John Nonls . 10 0
Sir John Richardson 21 0
John Hudson - 3 3

.. ..__
Per Whitmore and Co.

Whitmore, Wells, &Co. 105 0
J. Pugh and Sons - 10 0
11. Lee and Sons . 10 0
W. Atkinson - b 0
Rev. J. W. - 5 0

Ashnoore,Hodg.
kinson, and Mittshull 25 0
George Henekell - 10 0
John Thomas - 10 0
Thomaa. Son, & Negus 10 10
Henry Wilson - 3 3
Wm. Swinscoes . 2 0
Wm. Hay b
Benjamin Lancaster is 0
Alexander Robertson 21 0
Thomas Smart - 4 a
Wura. Hutehiwa . 10 0
I'lsewme Knight - 1 0
T. sea E. Edwards 21 0
T. Whitmore, Esq. M.P. 60
Per Grote and Co.
W. C. P. 1 0
O. 0.-" 1 0

4. doling
Alfa A. J. Trundle i
Jolla Ewes • 0

Per latihroke and Co.
Mn. Jane Thong £lO 0
Miss Thorn . 5 0
T. C. Higgins . • 5 0
W. T. and J. llaydon 13 0
Joo. Chippendale 10 10
Per Lubbock and Co.
Rev. Edw. Northey, of
Windsor Castle 20 0
W. F.

Per Fry and Co.
Mr. James 11111701 I 0

Per Barnett, Hoare, and Co.
Edward Neale - £6 0
David Powell - 20 0
Edwanl Rice - 10 0
Capt. F. Vernon, R. N. 10 0
Hon. Mitts Vernon l 0
Samuel Driver . 1 1
Mrs. Charlotte Suther.

land 5 0
Per Marten, Call, and Co.
C. Ilent!ley - 2 0
British Plate Glaes Corn.

0. W. F.

. 1 0

f.,f Vacs and Co.

Mr. Dirson 5 0
Per Barnard and Co.
Sir R. B. D. C. Brooke,
Ban., Orem Oakley 10 0
Per Ladbroke and Co.
Francis Knight . 20 0
J. and J. Williamson 10 10
C. Burrell and son 5 8
Ammymous 1 0
G. Smith and Sons 10 0
R. J. S. Stevens 5 0
Miss Jeffery 5 0
Sir O. Wombwell, Bart. 5 0
Josh. Milne . 3 3
Proprietors of the Caxton
Printing Office - 10 0
Persons employed in ditto 3 14
'B. D. - 1 0

Per Hankey and Co. - -
S. J. Vachell 2i 6
James Mum . 20 6
Josh, Cleywde . 10 10
Matt. Chslie . 20 0
George Selsno . 1 1
Josiah Rawilnson . 1 0
Edward DOlTiel 1 1
Captain G. F. Hopharn,
R. N. 10 10
A. Z. 1 0
Alderman. George Bridges 21 0
Mark Dyer . 2 0
II enry 6letcalre 6 0
J. C. M. 1 1
John Nlerivale (Hamp-
stead) 3 3

piny, Albion-place,
London, and Raven.
head, Lancashire Ins 0
Joseph Christian 10 0
Per Williams, Deacon, arid Co.
It. Knight and Sons 5 5
Neville, :kid, and Thom.
_son _ . 10 10

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Thomas Day . 10 10
Thomas Edw. Dicey 10 0
Mrs. Ditty . 2 0
Per Martin, Stone, and Co.
sir Francis Willis 20 0
fi. N. Collingwood 10 0
Thomas Page . 10 0
Charles Mitchel! 50 0
John Petyt . 10 10
Mrs. Rmigemont • 10 0
tP. Tirttl - 10 10
A. de Arroyave . 5 5
1 Roddington and Danis 60 0
ISkilbeck and :lon 3 I
„ Robert R.e.ertaon 21 C
Anthony Through 10 0
IJohn Bilke . 10 0
lArchdearAm of St.Alban's 10 10
„ Charles Russell . 20 0
i Brandram, Brothers, and
1 _ Co. 50 0

Wm . Matthiesson
key. James Hamilton 2 2
Atkins and Son, of Porta.
mouth - 10 0

5 5

Wm. Henry Cooper 50 0
Per Glyn and Co.
Wm. Holbech 25 0

Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town and Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. W. 11. HYETT, Sec.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed " To Francis
Freeling, Esq., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers'
Helier*Committers "

rlisTßEss in SPITALPIELDs.—At a MEETING
11 of the COMMITTEE, held in the Vestry-room,
fields, May 12, 1826 ;
Rev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair:

The Committee regret to state, that in consequence of the nearly
esheusted state of their Funds, they are compelled to confine
themselves to relieving these only who are entirely without work,
and even those on a reduced scale, giving to a man and his wife
but 3s. a week, and to single persons 3s. The utter insufficiency
of this relief is too evident to require proof, and even this must
var., soon be discontinued.
As the distress for want of employment continues undiminished,
the Committee earnestly appeal to the benevolence of those who
have in their power the means of mitigating the distresses of so
large and deserving a body of their fellow.creatures, as are the
Silk Weavers of Spitallields, and trust that the foregoing statement
will produce such an addition to their funds as may prevent the
sudden drying up of those sources to which so many thousand poor
persons have to look for the means of existence.
Amount before advertised . - £17,709 Os. Od.
I X, 8. £. lb
1 John Kay, Esq. 10 0 By Messrs. Stevenson and
Mrs. 17pcher 5 0 Co.
-
E. N., by the Rev. R. From Greenwich 3 0
Harvey . 1 1 By Messrs. Coatis and Co.
S. W., by ditto 1 1 Samuel More, Esq. 2d
From Gloucester 1 0 donation 10 0
By Messrs. Barclay and Co. By Messrs. Drummond and
John Bata, Esq. Bath 5 5 Co.
H. J. Standish, Esq. Don- Vice-Adm. the Hon. H.
Caster - 2 0 Curzon . 5 0
Messrs. Child, Vickers, Wm. Gee, Esq. 5 0
and Co. 10 10 Mrs. Maria Cipriani 2 0
By Messrs. Barnet and Co. George Lane Blount,
The Hon. Miss Vernon 1 0 Esq. . 3 0
By Messrs. Glyn and Co. Ey Messrs. Handritzsley and
The Worshipful Compa- Cs*.
ny of Drapers - 150 0 IL C.
James 51alony, Esq. 5 0 X. Y. Z. two Subscrip.
Jas. Teddy, Esq. . 15 0 tions - 10 0
By Messrs. Spooner and Co. By Messrs. Snow and Co.
('apt. Bowles, R.N. 5 0 A Poor 1111 an . 1 1
Mrs. Walker - 2 0 By Messrs. Willis and Co.
By Messrs. Hankey and Co. Mrs. Mercy, per Reading
Mark Dyer, Esq. 2 0 Hank 2 2
By Messrs. Bond and Co. John Wm. Birch, Esq.
J. F. - 2 0 per Child and Co. 3 •
By Messrs. Curries and Co. Mrs. Birch, per ditto 2 I
The Dowager Lady Shee 10 10 By Messrs. Smith, Payne, sad
J. G. . 2 10 Co.
By Messrs. Grote and Co. A Lady 1 1
Messrs. Bonnett and By Sir W. Curtis and Os.
Green 5 0 N. J. Aislebee, Esq. 2 2
Josiah Lucas, Esq. 3 8 W, S. . 1 1
By Messrs. Ilanbury and Co. By Messrs. Dorrien and Co.
Thomas Ceal, Esq. 1 1 Miss Laing 5 0
Messrs. Thomas Geal and By Messrs. R. and G. Fuller.
Son 1 1 The Worshipful Company
-
By Messrs. Kay, Price, and Co. of Scriveners of London 10 10
John Chippindale, Esq. 5 5
Subscriptions are received by the Right Honourable the Lord
Mayor ; W. Hale, Esq. Wood-street, Spitaltields, Treasurer ; and
by all the Bankers.
The Committee continue to sit daily at the Vestry Room, Spi-
taltields, at Two o'Clock. J. D. KINCAID. Sec.
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IA 0

DISH'S FAREWELL 1 ! !—TO THE PUBLIC.
N addressing yots, " my best Friends," for the last time,
as Contractor, I do feel various sensations not to be decribed;
inexpressible gratitude for years of unbounded preference and
favours bestowed for a long series of yews, not merely on myself,
but on my late Father. We have, it is true, as dispensers of the
favours of the Blind Goddess, been most eminently successful in
distributing an unprecedented List of Capitals, amounting in the
aggregate to many Millions ; and, as Lotteries increased in number,
my fame for the distribution of its wealth increased also ; it is,
therefore, with the sincerest regret I announce that the Legislature
has come to what I consider a very unwise decision, viz.—to abolish
Lotteries. And for what reason Only to please a few persons,
who have not examined their merits, but have confounded illegal
transactions with the legitimate. j may be considered to take a
partial view of the case; but where a argon has gone on without
intermission ever since the reign of Queen Anne, and brought
annually nearly Half a Million into the Treasury, I cannot but
agree with an eminent writer, who says, " Surely the present is not
the best period for experiments ;" and it would, in my humble
opinion, have been more wise to have done away with several ob.
noxious and paltry Taxes (vexatious in their collection) than to
annihilate the Lottery, which, let it be well borne in mind, is a
voluntary Tax ; and, by its continuance, not only might those
obnoxious Taxes be removed, but hundreds of persons kept in ern-
ployment, who must now be discharged ; and is this a time to add
to the number of those who want support ? It is, however, useless
to repine—the Government have decided that it shall be so—and
all that can now be done, is to make the most of the short time
allowed before the system is abolished. As one of the last Con-
tractors, I have arranged, with my. colleagues, such a Scheme as
must, I think, give universal satisfaction ; it contains the very
unprecedented number of SIX Grand Prizes of 30,0001. Money (no
former Lottery ever contained more than Four), and my fame for
sale of 30,0001. Prizes is proverbial—l sold the first, the last, and
more than half of all that have ever been drawn !—No Blanks—all
Sterling Money—and all to be decided in One Day, nth JULY,
being the eery Last Drawing of all.
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at my Offices. where. Schemes
may be had gratis. The Price will rise considerably on Monday,
the 27th instant. I have the honour to be,
youi devoted Servant,
T. DISH, Stock-Broker.
London.

4. Canhill, and 9, C
••a In the Drawing

took place on Wednesday, the 3d inst.,
I sold-
-1,823 . - Class B - . f 21,000
3,1e25 - - Class A . - 121,000
And Four Minor Capitals.

READING SAUCE.
T COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the CELE-
• SKATED READING SAUCE, begs moat respectfully
to caution the Nobility, Families, and the Public, against the
daily Fraud; and Impositions practised by many London and
Country Oilmen, who are offering for sale spurious Compositions
of their owo as READING SAUCE.
NOW are genuine but those which have the corks sealed with did
impression, "J. COCKS, READING," and also these words.
on Orange-coloured Labels, " Reading Sauce, for Fish, enriching
Gravies, arc. prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. Cocks.
Reading." Warranted to keep good seven years in any climate.
It is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general approba-
tion and extensive sale ; it is Patronised and reorimPerlded by moat
Families in the kingdom, and retailed in London by 260 of the
Most respectable Oilmen and Fish.bauce Venders; m Bath, by
SO ; Bristol, 20; Edinburgh, Glasgow. Perth, and Aberdeen, 60 ;
and in every City, Market Town, 4n4 Watering Place, by nearly
all the reepemable Fish-Sauce Dealers._ most of whom sell
COCKS's GENUINE A DSV
HOV UPERIOR ESSENCE DP
A N
!hide with prime gesgeni rib* rkb ee possible.
.

MAT IONA!. SOCIETY.—The annual public Exa-
mination of the Chililren will take place at the National
Central School, in Bald win'alrardeLs, Gray's Inn.lane, on
WEDNESDAY, the 17th of May.
His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will take the
Chair at One o'clock precisely.
T. J, WALMSLEY. RD. Sec.

.
CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, ST. JOHN'S
WoOn, MASTLSNONi.

Pas' now—The KING.
PRESIDENT—Right Hon. and Right Rew. Lord Bishop of
LON DON.
Vicy.-ParslDENT—Right Hon. Lord KENYON.
Notice is hereby given. that the Puhlio Examination of the
Children in the Schools of this Corporation will take place before
his Grace the laird Archbishop of Canterbury. at the School
House, St. John's Wood, Marylebone. on Mosnao, the 221 inst.
at Twelve o'clock precisely. The Committee think it right to
state, that the Measles have been lately in the School, and that
some of the Children are still labouring under the complaint."
Notice is hereby further given, that a QUARTERLY GENE-
RAL MEETING Gf this Incorporated soca:Tv, for Clothing,
Maintaining, and Educating Poor Orphan Children of Clergymen
of the Established Church of England, until of age to be put Ap-
prentice, will be hcl.len at the Freemasons' Tavern. Great Queen.
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on VEDNESDAY, the 21th instant, at
half-past Two o'clock precisely, for the purpose of Electing Chit-
then into the Schools, and on other special affnirs.
G. A. E. MARSH, M.A. &ovary.

ROYAI. MATERNITY CHARITY, for Delivering
Poor :Harried Women at their own Habitations ; instituted
1767. PATIZOW.
The It ING's Most Excellent MAJESTY.
The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will take place on
WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, at the City of London Tavern,
Bistinpegate-street.
W. 31. THOMPSON, Esq. Alderman, M.P. In the Chair.

Joseph Banks. Esq.
John Wades, Esq. V.P.
Charles Holanquet. Esq.
George Haldimand, Esq.
John Hall, Esq.

BTEWARD%.
Arthur Pott, Esti.
Fras. 11. Rammbotham, ➢I.D.
George Reid, F.sq.
James Riley, Esq.
Robert H. Sparks. Eeq.
John Thomhill E•-

Robert Ilanburj, Esq.
James Mangnall, Esq.
Wm. Lewis Newman, Esq. I
Dinner at half. past four for five o'clock precisely. No collection
round the tables.

..nn Esq.
James Williams, /Ail.

Tickets, Iss. each, may be had of the Stewards ; the Treasurer,
Thomas Greenaway, Esq. ; and the Committee ; also at the bar of
the Tavern ; and at the Charity's Office, 17, Little Knighuider.
street, Doctors' Commons ; and of
F. WILSON, Sec. pro tem.

THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the
I. SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Suffolk.srreet, Pall-
mall East, is now OPEN, from Eight o'Clock in the Morning
until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues. is.
T. C. 110FLAND, Secrerary.

ARGYLL ROOM s.
MR. C. TAYLOR mos! Irespectfully acquaints the
Gentry, and Ins Friends, that his BENEFIT
CONCERT will take place, at the above Rooms, on WEDNES-
DAY NEXT.
Tire following eminent Performers have mast kindly promised
their assistance :
Principal Vocal Performers :—Madame Pasta, Miss Stephens,
and Miss Paton, Miss Love and Madame Vestris, Madame Las-
telli and Madame Cornetts; Mr. Brehm and Mr. Phillips, Mr,
Sinclair and Mr. Sapid, Mr. Welch, Mr. T. Cooke. Mr. Hawes.,
Mr. Terrell. Mr. Atkins, Mr. lionscastle, Mr. Goulden, Mr.
C. Taylor, and Mr. Bellamy ; Signor Onion', Signor Terri, Sig-
nor So'', and Signor Dc Begnia.
Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnale.ti ; Conductor, Mr.
Bishop.
A Concerto on the Flute, by Mr. Nicholson ; a Solo on the
Violin, by Kieswetter ; a Fantasia on the Horn, by Signor Puzzi;
a Fantasia on the Harp, by Mr. Hoist.
The celebrated Master Sigismond Thalberg, from Geneva, four-
teen years of age, will perform a Fantasia on the Grand Piano-forte.
Tickets, Half.asGuinea each, to be bad of Mr. C. Taylor, 5,
York-street, Covent-garden.