The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-16 00:00:00

No. 6,8_76
•

PORT OF LONDON, Dec.ll,llPl4.
FOR SALE.

Tilly Order of the lionou- robl;the Cotartissi,mers of hi..
j) ii*tty'sE.reise Briture.hi a spacious Room. at the Chief
(Kee.lll j Brool.street, oa 310NDA1, the 4th Drectubcr, 1824,
sc thse o'clock precisely,
A QUANTITY OF LEBACCAF' AND 'MANUFACTURED
TOO,

/imam, Cheroots, British and Foreign Snuff:
Tbe mid Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse,
hoodoo Docks, sin days previous to the day of :Elsie, where Cara.
Woes may be had at ed. each.

.•
To Sail in January, direct
OR CEYLON, the rtmaritably fast-sailing Ship
TIGER. burthen 330 Tuns. HENRY KENT Corn-
Mandel. !ring in the City Canal. Ills superior Ateetwinnikulons
ix Prqtatatrs•
for Freight or Passage apple to
BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN,
WAlark.lane

MERCHANT SEAMEN'S OFFICL
Royal Exchange, Dec. 14, IRS!.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of MERCHANTS
and SHIP-OWNERS, held to consider of the increased
demands upon the Funds of this Corporation, in consequence of
the Istosevere gales, and the best means of providing for the greet
and iasireased applications for relief,
JOHN CLARK POWELL. Esq•
in the Chair,
It vlits unanimously Resolred,—That a book be now opened for
ruborliptions, to meet the expected claims arising from the late
tenapelltuous weather.
iiliaslas-asatiwa.ssf.Xiliiiin -parsing. Esq. 3LP, eded
.A.:laaproasu E. It -.sew unestimouslp Resoluod•-This •
Com oilier bn now appointed to consider ofthe best means of
in-
t•as. 11g the Foods of this Corporation, and that they be requested
.iNt.ort thereon to a :metal Meeting to be held at this Office.
jr 'the Malian of 31anning, Esq. M.P. seconded by
.V.r Marshall, Esq. it was unsaimously Rasuired,—That the fol.
Gentlemen do fomi a Committee, with power to add to their
is, and that ties be a quorsin :
The I tresitient of the Merchant I John Deacon, E.g.
Nat ire's Corporation. William King, Esq.
The l Iputy-Master of the lion. J ohn Marshall. Eso.
Test ,v Corporation. William Tindall, Esq.
nes Kairman of the Ship. Thomas Urquhart. Esq.
own( e's Society. Thomas Henson, lira .
The C' Pitman of Lloyd's. Richardson Borratiaik, Esq.
%Valium Manning. Esq. M.P. Simon Cock, Esq.
Mama 1 Wilson. Esq. M.P. Thomas Forrest, Esq.
Sm. Larjoribanks, Esq. M.P. John Locke, Esq.
Willis, Bennett, Esq. William Mitchell, Esq.
Thomas Drown, Esq. Claude Gco. Thuriron, Esq.
Robert Chapman, Esq.
d Motion of John Manhail, Esq. seconded by Thomas
&MGR, Yrq. it was unanimously Resolrelf,—That the Thanks of
:hi. Me, ring be presented to John Clark Powell, Esq. for his
Alto= . enention to the interests of Seamen, and for the ability
sub wh'•ili he has brought this subject under the consideration of
this Mt tang.

WILLIAM WATSON, See.
Subs reiptions meivsd by the Secretary, at the Office, and by
Rtes. Sikes and Co. klansion House-street.

AR ETI7AVAY AND KENTISH TOWN JUNCTION
ROAD.
TOLLS TO BE LET.

ATOTICE is hereby given, That the Trueteee'acting
pi under knd by virtue of two Acts of Parliament pureed is
the lift )'.tint and fifty-second years of the reign of his late 3lajesty,
`kg C.taking a public CarTifige-road from Kentish Town to I 'pper
Hello Nay. in the County or Middlesex," will meet at the house
hewn by the name of the Assembly llouse, in Kentish Town, in
the sottish of tit. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, on FRI-
DAY. the 7th day of January next, at the hour of One o'Clock in
the AD wrnoov, for the purpose of lotting by Auction, to commence
free t Ie loth slay of January next, all and every the Tolls and
Ditties authorised to be levied and collected by virtue of the said
Acts, n t the Turnpike late erected in the line of the Arch-way
ad Ke sciah Town Junction Road. to the best bidder for the same,
en his r roducing ontscient security for the payment of the 3loney
rcentklv

By Ortltv of the Trustees ,
"21. BAKER, Clerk.

Web c me, or 3, Nicholas-lane, Lombarthstreet,
13th December, 11124.
N.n Further particulars may be had by personal application to
•ek tk. as abo►e.

iOl lIERN sywrEM OF MUSICAL EDUCATION.
hit. ESSEX respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry,
L.LY s od his Friends in genes], that his Academy is nnw open
ierry 'tertian of Pupils on an, above System, every WEDNES-
es. I ti.tTl.4l.lMl', as mica.
!h 11a floe ftino-rcet, from Fipaieil names. and
the ate( bunging Italian and Englim, at sight. by a knowledge of
Ew•ww. hi parts of Duets, Trio., will be taught at the
Anclumr, No. b. Tenterden.street, Ilanort.r-fiquare; or at Private
cadences. Ma schools.
Terms may be known by apply:og al: above.