The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-14 00:00:00

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TO THE CLERGY OF THE DIOCESE OF LONDON.
WHO ARE IM INDIGENT AND DISTRESSED CIR.
CUMSTAN ES.
AMEETING of the ARCHDEACONS of
the DIOCESE of LONDON will be holden at St.
Martin's Library, in Castle-street, Leicester-,quare, on TUES-
DAY, the 115t1t of Marela,lSUO, for the purpose of distribut-
ing the half-year's Interest of tha Sum nt 67001 3 per Caw
per Annum, vested in the Vint]. by the pr .sent bird &shop
of London, for the Relief of the Indigent Carly, laenoficed,
or serving Coracles within the Diocese.
Such of the Clergy as think them Ores entitled to receive
the benefits of the Fund above mentioned, ate desired to di-
me their applications to the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Archdeacon
of Colchester, Vicarage House, St. Martin's in the Fields,
Westminster, on or before the 94th of Match.

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK.
"HE Festival of this Charity will be celebrated
li at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand, on
MONDAY, the 17th Inst. when
Hu Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, President,
Will take the Chair.
Vice Presidents.
The Right Hon. the Earl of &thorough,
Robert La Touche, Esq. M P.
Right Hnn. R. B. Sheridan,
John CaUdiuS liere4o,ll. Ell. M.P.
Steward,.

The Rt. Hon La. Vis. Duncannon Rt. Hon Lora Eardley
The lion. A. C Bradshaw, M.P. John Atkins, Esq. MP.
Admiral Sir E. Neagle Mark Sin4leton, Esq.
Doctor Chattel Burney Robert Patterson, Esq.
Charles Dobbins, Esq. W. Cnnyughain, Esq.
Robert Slade, Esq. D. O'Brven, Esq.
Tickets, price 15s. each, will he reidy for delivery on MAUI.
day next; and in order to guard against the crowd and confu-
sion of former celebrations, no ticket will be issued after th•ee
o'clock on Satuiday the 15tli instant. The tickets to be had of
the Stewards. of the Treasuier, Thomas Batabri.lge, Esq
College of Physicians; at the Bar of the Cmwn and Anchor
Tavern; and of Mr. B. Golding, Secretary, Nn„ 9, Newman.
street. Of whom ma• be had, grati., the Book of the Count,-
tinton, dm of this Charity. Signed, by Order,
B. GOLDING, Secretary.

At a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to she ROCK
INSURANCE OFFICE, held at the LONDON TA-
VERN. an THURSDAY, the 13th Instant, in pur-
suance of an Adiourument, from the 27th February lan.
Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, M P. in the Chair.
The RESOLUTIONS of the former Meeting being read,
ESOLVED, Viet in cnnformity to the Third
Resolution of the General Meeting. a Committee be ap.
pointed fur drawing up a Plan of the propou.d Imtit❑tion, t..
be submitted to the Suliseriberi; and that suck Committee do
consist of Sixteen Member..
That the following Gelid:mom b.such Commi•tee
Sir John Sinclair, Bart M.P. WillUfts Fontein, E.!.
Sir M Lopes, Bart. M.P. William Lewis, Lsq.
Sir Robert Barclay, Bart. M.P. Witham Ludlam, F.•rl.
Baron Dlmsdale. Magens Minima Mains, Esq.
Richardson lierradaile, Lg. John Almterman, Esq.
Richard Baker, Esq. Jeremiah olive, bin.
literal Bevan, EN. T. W. Plummer, Esq.
Will sin Clay. Esq. Samuel Scott, Esq.
Reroived, That each Subscriber shall, within tin days next
after the Plait of the Institution shall have been suurnotted to
s General Meeting, to be called tic the Committee, make his
Election, either to continue or withdraw Ins Subseciption ;
and, if he continue a Subscriber, shrill, within such period,
pay the deposit, per Share, which the Committee sway re-
commend, or be not considered a Subscriber
J. SINCLAIR.

The Meeting having adjourned, it way moved by Sir Kobeit
Rarelas, soul seconded by Sir M. Lopes, that the Thinks of
this Meeting be given to S.r John Sinclair, Bart. fur his .able
and Impartial eooditrt in the Chair.

The Committer having met,
Resolved, 'That the Committee do meet at the Litruten
Tavern, To morr,m, the 14th instant, at Twelve otloch
enelt, hit the purpose of earning into effort, the Resoluti,,,,
of the General Meeting, and that they do meet daily at
the some place, between the hours of Twelve and Tw
eTlnck, for the above purpose; seal of receiving such com-
munications from the Subscriber', as may be conceived belle-
Coed to the proposed Institution.

,RCII 14, 113k-6

NITANTED. an %Sive, clever r.:rsna, to attend
in a BOOKSELLER% SHOP, and *he understands
Accounts. Ito one need apply, unli-‘• roped y qualified, and
can bring a good character from the Irrt Situation he lived in.
Inquire at Nn 2d, Portugal-street, Linco

TALLOW CANDLES, WITH WAXED WICKS.
THE CANDLE and SOAP COMPANY con-
tinue to .ell for ready mon,y, et their %V arehouse, No.
HQ, Fleet-street, two tar.. from Fetter-lane, the adore kind
of Candles, 25 wall as common Candle., Soap, and Spermaceti
Oil, warranted genuine. Export and country rioter: executed
with dispatch, and town eiders sent to any part of London.

NEW Lori'
SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, solicit the at-
tentiou of the Public to the Scheme of the NEW STATE
LOTTERY, which will Drawilig CM the 12th of MAY.
It contains only 23,01.1 U Tickets, unread of 50,00,jusual at
this Period of the Year, and will he (wind mere adrantareon
Adseiitiirers than the Schemes of the late I.....itteries,
'rewards of ONE THOUSAND PRIZES MORE. THAN
I'HE LAST, and ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
PRIZES more than the oreced.og MAY LOTTERY, which
consisted of 30,000 Tickets. The highest Prize is 2f.,0UC1.
sod the iew.steti. sch,,mst es Law. gratis.

No. 4, CORNHII.I„ yid 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON.
TBISH returns his most grateful thanks to the
Public, for the very distinguished preference they have
been pleased to give the above Offices for several years.
The holders of the following Out,tanding Capital Prises,
shared and sold as above, is the Lottery just finished, may
either receive their money, or Exchange them for Tickets or
Shares in the new Lottery, which begins Drawing the 12th of
May.
I
No. 7,251....L.10,000 No. 1,6'.0 ...... .L. 522
4,677.... 5,000 15,694 .. 522
8,666.... 5,000 19,063
17,047.... 2,00 16,567 5OO
697.... 1,022 10,061.-- 500
24,6,30—, 1,000 I 21,277 .....
15,643.... 1,000 &e. kc. he.
•.• All Busines, in the Public Funds tiansailed with fidelity
sad dispatch.

NVILLIAM BURNAND, CUR RICLE and
GIG BUILDER, No 55, ULI) BOND-STREET,
a kw doors from Piccadilly, Limdon, returns his Thanks to
those Noblemen and Genttemen, who have honoured Juni
with Dicier* since hie Commencement in Business, and begs

to inform them and the Gentry in general, that It.. has always
CURRICLES, GIGS, SPORTING CARRIAGLS,
in a forward state, so as to be norshrd in a few days to the
nrst and most approved fashion, extremely light, aoSequally
stun`, and at much lower prices than any other In the
Trade.—Ml kinds of the most fashionable Harness, at the
shortnt notice.
N. 8. No Concern with the Basin..., No. 91, New Bond.
street.

LADIES from the East Indies having real
IND I SHAWLS, or curious MUSLIMS to dia.
pose of, may receive an extraordinary Price, by applying at
No. 37. Oxford.street, whine there are now on sale, a little
soiled on the outside, but not in the least injured, 500 Pieces
of Irish Limon, 900 Dooen of Damask and Diaper Tab‘e
Cloths, with Napkins to niatch, mare of the Cloths, four, five,
and six yards long, rich Fortin Damask, ISO COll:lter7,3llt<
ann Quilts, with about 100 Pieces of Sheering, at such Prows
111 probably nay never offer eg int, haying been purcliascd for
relay money, under particul.ir circumstances, and will tveseltl
ia/ immediately, by Ri turd; and Cu. No. S 7, Oxinrd.atrect,
three doors be:ow Newman-street.

POPULATION OF DUBLIN.
This day is pubirslied, price is. in boards, with the Appro.
of His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, to whom
the Work is !he Permission) dedicated,
AN ESSAY on the POPULATION of DUB-
LIN. Being the result of an 'final Survey taken in
1798, with great Care and Precision, and arranged in a :Van-
tier entirely new. To which is added, the general Return of
the Distriat Committee, in Me; with a Comparative State-
ment of the two Surveys ; also, several Observstions on the
prevent State of the poorer Parts of the City of Dublin.
By the Rev. JAMES Will reLmv,
Vicar of St. Catharines in that City.
Printed fur T. Cadet' and W. Da.ies, Strand.

This day are published, handsomely printed, in One Volume
Rye. Price 91. boards,
ESSAYS, chiefly on CH EMICAL SUBJECTS;
Ry the late WILLIAM IRVINE, M.D. EMS Ed.
Lecturerer in Materia Medics and Chenii,try in the University

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of Glasgow;
And by his Soo, WILLIAM IRVINE, M.D.
lcintd for J. Mawmao, Nn. 24, Poultry.

Of whom mar be but, just publiohol,
I. EETHOLLET's CHEMICAL STATICS, with ExplJ-
nttory Notes, A +eh. Aso. 16s. hearth.
2. SMALL'. ASTRONOMICAL ACCOUNT OF THE
DISCOVERIES OF VEPLER,I3ro. 7. 64. Wald..
3. LESLIE'. EXPERIMENTAL. INQUIRY INTO THE
N ‘TURE AND PROPAGATION 01 HEAP, Aro. 14...
board.

On the 15th ~cant will be published, elegantly printe.l in
One large Volume, Crown Utley°, on a fine 'Woven Paper.
Hot-pressed, peke, in boards, lUs. 6d. (to be continued
Annually),
IrOETICAL REGISTER, mid REPOSI-
). TORY of FIJOI VIVE POETRY, for the Year 1404,
lasing the Fourth Valente ol the Ser,ei.
Panted for F C. and .3 R i•inginn, No. 64, St. Pull's
Churchyard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
The Poetics! Register comprises Original and Fugitive
Poetry; mid Criticisms on the Poetry or the Year; with a
Catalogue.
Of the abase-mentioned Bookseller, may belied,
The Sc rind Filitions or the Volumes for 1601, 1902, and
1103. being the three first of the Series, price tils. each. an
boards.