The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-01 00:00:00

TO SILK AND RIDAND MANUIAk

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OTHERS.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
WINSTANLEI and :DNS, a LEASE. foe AM
Teas. of so excellent WAREHOUSE, COUNTY:N;(I.MM',
and DWELLING-HOUSE, lii,tizte in the mute -of the Silk
Market, and ter which trade the rimming are well adapted.
For further particalarv, and cards to view, apply to Wirstoalry
and Soria, Paternmer.row.

SU/MEI% FIVE ;IDLES FIDEII 'rim ItHUH-XS.
To be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
by WINSTANI.EY and SONS. a most desirable RE-
SIDENCE, in excellent repair, with gslen, r ach-1 rose, anti
four-stall stable, and two enclosures of rich meadow land; alto.
gether about eight acres. Toe premises are situated' i t the most
preferable part of Dulwich. perfectly dry, well supplird wita erring-
and soft water, and particularly adapted for a large faintly of
children ;•romprising dining, draping. and breakfast-rooms. four
principal bed-charnLers, with convenient closets and dressing•rnom,
a large day nursery and two sleeping ditto, three attire, man's
room, store-room, linen-room, footman's pantry, kiteben, a:ullery.
laundry, dairy, and all requidte nth te., with good ealirrage fur
wine, &c. Held fur a term whereof 45 years ere unexpired, at a
moderate ground-rent.
To be viewed, and further particulars known by applying to
Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-row,

WOODFORD,
Eight 31iles from London.
AN EXCELLENT RESIDENCE,

With Walled Oanten,v
Pleasure Grounds, Stabling, Farm-yard,
and Sixty Acres of rich Meadow Land.
TO be LET, on LEASE, by WINSTANLF.Y and
SONS, the capital IA MI LL RESMENCE, known as
RAY LOI)GE, delightfully situated at Woodford, in the county
of Essex, and little more than eight miles from the Royal
Exchange.
The premises are adapted for a large establishment of the first
respectability, who may be accommodated with immediate pos-
session ; containing noble lofty dining and drawing rooms. of ex-
cellent proportion; library, breakfast-parlour, gentleman's room,
suitable bed-chambers, with convenient dressing-rooms, kitchen,
and all requisite attached and detached offices, well supplied with
water ; stabling for nine horses, standing for four carnagcv, farm
yard and cattle-sheds, a most productive garden of nearly two acres.
walled all round; green-house and forcing-pits; about sixty acres
of rich meadow land, surrounding the house, and divided into
eight enclosures, and ornamented with full-grown timber.
To be viewed by cards of admiseion, which, with further parti-
culars, may be had of %Vinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.

ATS, of a superior Manufacture, of the fitieso
,Tex-
ture and most fashionable Shape, warranted to be imper-
ious to wet, end to held their colour, are light and perfectly
elastic to the head, Price, first quality, 265., at C. COVINTON'S,
124, Cheap‘ide, two doors from 1400thstreet.
C. C. in consequence of deaiing exclusively for ready money, le
easbied to offer to the public very prime flats, for 211.'wbich, for
detedrUity, cannot be equalled.
11,,• Elegant Drab Beaver, and Silk Heti.

ELASTIC SPINE SUPPORTERS.
QIIOOLBRED'S I'ATENT ELASTIC SPINE SUP-
► PORTER is an invention by which the Shoulders o( Youth
of both Sexes inclined to fall forward by weakness in the muscles,
bad habits, or other causes, ate kept in their proper position a Ithout
any uncomfortable restraint, and their carriage most materially Im-
proved. Another quality of the Elastic Spine .uppiortet ty that
it strengthens the muscles which connect the ;copulas with the
Spine.in cues where they may have been weakened hy Impropcv in-
struments, or from natural causes. Whilesopportios the back. and
giving extension to the thorax, it countitTiCif the predisposition to
consumption, so prevalent in our variable climate amt.ng 'peewits in
the earlier stare of life.
To those young Gentlemen who, from constant application* the
desk and other sedentary employment, frequently deform their per-
sonal appearance, by contracting the muscles of the chest. and con.
'equal* producing round shoulders. the Elastic Snide Supporter
will be found to counteract such an effect, a', pnitbe hotly toluming
an erect posture, it restore& the shoulders to their proper position,
and dm, prevents a disfigurement which habit might confirm.
It is particularly recommended to that who have-the charge of
young Ladies or Gentlemen, from the age of eight years and up.
wards, the Elastic Spine Supporter giving a Lamml eue and
elegance to the carriage.
All other contrivance§ yis yet had recourse to Lave invariably
proved injurious to the heelih, by impedln,g the free tap:melon of the
longs, by which deformity o( the cheat Ia freqqemly produced, and
the health irreparably ',timed ; they itl.to impede the functions of
the abil_omical viscera: the Elastic h&c Supporter cap have no
such effect-
' A isms assortment or the Elutie Spine Supporters from 15s. to
may be sun at the Pateptces, A. Shooftsfect,' 34, Jeruiln-
street. i )161actia, who la tqat4 to rive relic-Ss to u"of
mttdiettlspiffilcimen, hp4li of 10‘ and EMI" Mb, as fo their
utility.—N.B. Braces iveggia w die Gentlemen's.

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TAISTRESS in SPITA LFIELDS,--At MEETING
_1.5 of the COMMITTEE, bald In the Vestry Room, Spite&
fields, May 31. 181111;
%V ILLIAM HALE, Esq., in the Chair.
The Committee beg to inform the Public, that the liberal con-
tributions lately made to their fund have enabled them to make a
trifling addition to the reduced allowance which they have hitherto
paid to the distressed Weavers for the last few weeks; but, even
with that addition, it will barely provide what Ii absolutely re-
quired for their subsistence, while the amount of distress continues
almost undiminished.
Amman before advertised - £22.676 04- 6d-
The young-Lakin at Miss IBy Messrs. Remington &WC°.
fiisbernea,Wesderreethl2 R. C. • . . 2 2
From II NIP Savants 10s. 6d. IBy Meagre. Smith, PaYort-a
ii. M. A. R. . 1 111 A. E. per linuverie and Co. 1 I
A. R. and M. R. . ,1 d Miss Mary Law . 0 10
By the Love Bishop of Chester. By Messrs. Curries and Co.
Theßev.Win.CausWilson 1 0 Mr. Sam. - I 1
By Messrs. Barnett and Ce. By Mes-m. Grote and Co.
The Rev. Dr. Maltby - 3 3 Mrs. Mary Ashley, Epsom 3 0
By Meters. Hanka and CO. The Hen. Miss Plcytteil 20 0
Robert Davis., Esq. Wal- By Messrs. Uoaling and Co.
tnemstow - b b A. E. - . 1 1
By Messrs. Barclay and Co. By Messrs. llemmenley & Co.
Two Toting Gentlemen at John Biddle, Jk:sq. - 1 I
Leighton 011 Edw. Smith Biggs, Esq. I I
Rev. Thos. White, Hert. By Messrs. Marten, Call, & Co.
ford . • It 0 L. and A. D. - - 6 0
By Meters. %Vilna end Co. Miss Keet . - 1 0
Sir Sam. Shepherd, Bart. By Mears. Williams, Deacon,
per Child and Co. - 5 0 and Co.
E. G. March, Esq. . 2 0 Mrs. Rohe- Thornton - 2 0
Subscriptions are received by t e Right Hon. the Lord Mayor ;
Wm. Hale, Esq., Wood-street, Spitaltields, Treasurer; and by
all the Banker.
The Committee continue Malt daily in the Vestry Room, .444-
tields. at Two o'clock. J. D. K I NCAI D, Sec.

UISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.—At a Meet-
init of the Committee. held at the City of London Tavern,
on Wednesday, May 31, 1828;
His Grace the Archbishop of YORK in the Chair,
Resolved—That Grants be made for the Relief of the I/lammed

To Stockport. Cheshire
To Bump, near Rochdale
To Etientield, near Bury -
To Crompton, near Crompton

AllOO
100

. 100
Amount already advertised, £lOB.BOB 12a, id.
hatles Rob. Whisett £1 I %Veil. Chapel, after •
Collected after a Sermon, Sermon by the Rev. D.
In the Pariah Church of Wilson, per Hurly and
Co. - 724 17e. 6d.
Wm. Hobson, jun. 20 0
Per Curtis and Co.

Neernham-on-Severn 10 0
lilts Watpon - 200 0
Collection at John's-stmt

'hapel, King's-road,
Gray's-inn-lane, after
two Sermons preached
by Mr. Evans - 60 0
Collection at Hanover
Chapel, Peckham, after
a Sermon preached on
Sunday Evening last by
the Ray. Dr. Collier,
the Minister of, the
Chapel. per Win. Stott,
Treasurer l 3 0
SubeequentContributions,
per ditto 3 0
Mrs. Smith . 10 10

Mrs. Shaw* 5 0
J. P. Slums . 10 0
Mrs. C. E. Clarke,
W.lthamur.• 10 0
John Higford - 20 0
Per Bosanquet and Co.
Sundry Subscriptions of
the School for the Indi-
gent Blind,St.Deurge's.
fields 4 0
Per Lees and Co.
L. C., a Frenchman 1 0
Pcr Stephenson and Co.
Second Remittance from
Winchester and its rt.

Mr. Coles - . I 1
Contribution of Friends In

tinny, in addition to
11001. before, including
- -

rte Vestry of Rose-lane M. from n'inchester
1' n a in'. Ratel i We, after. a College, and 421. from
/Sermon by Thest. Wil. theC,orporation of Win-
liatr.s. Minister . 14 8 cheater, per the 3layor
Joseph Gurney . 50 0 377/. 141.2 d.
William Thomborrow 2 2 Per Glyn and Co.
The first Subscription of Second Remittance from
• try; Friends, meeting Rochester, per D. 11.
at Mr. Roberts's, the Day and Sons 41 0
Grapes, Great 31arlbo. Per Lubbock and Co.
rough-street, Golden- Part of a Collection at .
sq tnre - 21. 2s. 6d. R mosey, per Warner
Ilev. Dr. Homey . 26 6 and Footner 291. 4s. 3d.
A Lady - 1 1 Parish of Hambledon, per
Per Barclay and Co. Wm. Higgins 23/. 51. 6d.
A Collection in Darning- Per Coutts and Co.
lisin Church. York- Collection after a Sermon
shire, by the Rev.Thna. In the Chloel of the
Collins . 26/. Gs. Id. Lock Hospital, per the
Gan. Morant 5 6 Rev. Dr. Thorpe 177 4
iii-0. *forint. jun. . 2 2 Per Smith, Payne, and Smiths.
Some °robe Workmen in Collection at Throwley
tae employ of 31r. Church. after a Sermon
Morant . 3 0 by the Rev. J. W.
Leedham and AVarter, Dugdell, per AVreight
Ins, Borough . 5 5 and Co. - 12/. Itls. 84.1
Mrs. Wane, - 1 1 Parish of Clapham, first
Pelf Whitmore and Co. Subscription, per the
Collection at St. Paul's Rev. William Dealer'
Chapel, Jersey, after a Rector, Treasurer 3401., Is.6d.
Simon by the Rev. T. Inhabitants of Set en-
Hornsby per Aaron oaks, per Colonel Aus-
De St. CArix - 38 12 tin . 200 0
Per Barnett and Co. Inhabitantsofehevening,
Bow, 3liddlesex, midi- Kent - 13 2
tional . 1 0 Inhabitants of Shoreham.
31asterman and Co. ditto -2/. 12s. 20.
H. Miudsicy - 10 0 Rev. Mi. Dodd, Rector
The Mechanics and others of Penshurst, ditto 5 0
in his employ 211. 7s. 9d. Rev. N. May, Vicar of
Per Esdaile and Co. *Leigh, ditto - 1 0
Margate, per Cobb and Mrs. Jane May . 6 0
Son, 241 Subscription 30 0 C. J. - 10 10
Collection at St. 3larga- C. R. Dicken, Charter-
ret's Church, Ipswich, house - - 2 2
he the Rev. C. AV. Parish of Lambeth, in ad.
Tonreresu, per Bacon dition to 1,000/. before
ard Cobbold 11/. 6s. Od. paid, by the Rev. Dv.
Collection at Tunbridge D'Oyley, Rector 6351. 145.6 d.
Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town and Country i
ard at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee continue
to meet.
Clergymen. Dissenting Ministers, and others, desiring informa-
tion relative to the distress existing in the manufacturing districts,
may have a printed statement, on application to
W. 11. IIYETT, Sec.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed to " Francis
Freeling, Esq., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers'
Relief Committee."

TA YS and ELASTIC BELTS.—VISTIRIN and
s) COMPANY submit to Ladies their fashionable comuTs
cr various unique patterns, which they engage to lit in a superior
style of elegance and beauty, however difficult the figure. Their
PATENT STAYS counteract and rectify spinal curvatures, and
support and cure persons awry, invisibly making the form appear
perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel, pad-
ding, or measure. ELASTIC BELTS, which reduce corpulency,
visceral enlargement umbilical hernia, lcral dropsy, relieve and
strengthen abdominaidebility, and give comfortable support before
and after aecouchement.
Ootintry residents instructed to send
I CAL paid.
lk correct in the address—No. 65, New Bond-street, two doors
from Brook-street, Loodoo.

must be

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Mercury or Antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial
erects in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints. Indigestion,
and its numerous train of maladies, and are peculiarly mild and
pleasant as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Piils has
increased the demand fur them so much, that an additional number
of Vendors has been appointed in London (or the accommodation
in the Public; and they may now be obtained in Boxes at Is. lid.
and Ss. Dd. each, of J. V. Simpson (Proprietor), 211, Henrietta.
street, Covent-garden; Messrs. Stradling, Royal Exchange; An-
derson, 1441, Bishnpsgate-41 ithout; Sequeira, 132, Whitechapel
lligh-street ; Band F. 0411ing, 159, lligh-wereet. and 171, Unkona
screet,liewtheark ; Ward, 524. and Hose, 399, Holborn ; Front.
226, and Burfield, 1110, Strand; Payne, 5, St. Martin's-court;
Simpson, 21, Piccadilly; Hawkins, 11, Old Bond-street • Grig-
sou, 174, Regent-street, opposite New Burlington-street; Cogev
Holies.street, Cavendish-square; Sanger, 150, and Chandler,
76.0%1'0rd-street; White, Nu. I, and Yarde, 28, Lamb's Con.
dais-street ; and uf all Medicine Veaders throughout the kingdom.
Air. Renard, No. 19, Rue Vivienne, is appointed vender of these
Pill, in Part.