The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-06 00:00:00

JOSEPH DART, See.
I.4Si EV 111.4 1101-SE. April 5, F 26.
ent:rt of Directors of the United Company of
J„ Wrehatat of Praglund trading to the Lust Indies do
r gar Nutter,
Toil the Coownittee of Buying and Warehltipea will be roily
an, or at any time before 11.1:DNESDAY. the 21;th April, 1826, to
receive Pmporals in Writing. seal,d up. from such Persons as
may be willing to Rustily the ComPanY with
IRON ROUND SHOT and GRAPE SHOT ;
Lid that the Condition,, at the Contract may be peen upon applies.
nun to the Clerk of the said Committee. with whom the Proposals
must be left before Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon of the arid
26:h Day of April, 1026, after which hour the Committee will Dot
receive any Tender.

JOSEPH DART. S:e.

TO THE
ADIES PROPRIE
GENTTORLEMES
NOF EAST INDIA STOCK.
L AND ,
FKR:MIT me to remind you that WEDNESDAY, the
12in instant, is axed forte ELECTION of SIX DIREC-
TORS of the East India Company.
I acknowledge with gratitude the kind encouragement I have
received during my canvass, and earnestly request die favour of
your support at the ballot.
1 have the honour to be, very respectfully,
Indies and Gentlemen.
Your obliged and faithful humble servant.
JAMES RIVETT CARNAC.
Poker-street, April 1. 1826.
Mr Carnac's Committee meet daily at the City of London
Tanen, where communications will be thankfully received.

Ti) THE PROPRIETOXS OF EAST INDIA STUCK.
Lamina AND OENTLEMXN.
WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, the day fixed for
the General Election, drawing near, I most respectfully
and earnestly solicit your attendance at me Ballot.
The favourable conskleration of my pretensions, manifested by
your body in the wring and general absuratnrca of 'lmport which I
continue to receive, demand my wamtest gratitude, and, united
with the kind and unremitting exertions of my friends, afford ate
the most confident hopes of success.
1 have the twilotur to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient humble servant.
J.l 31 ES STGA BT.

Portland-place. April 3. IRA
Mr. Stuart's Committee m,et daily at the 011 London Torero,
where any cmninuoiritions will be thankfully rceeived.
socIETV fur the SUPPRESSION of ,NIENDICITY.
PATRON,
His Royal Highness thr Duke of YORK, K. 0., &e. &C.
PRRIODNNT.
His Grace the Dukeof NORTHUMBERLAND. K.G., Ate. Ike.
The EIGHT!' ANN I V ERSA KY 31 E ETI ND of the SUB-
.SCRIBERS and FRIENDS to the above INSTITUTION. will
take place at Freemasons? Hall, Great Queen-street, on WED-
NERRAT, April LI, at Twelve o'Clock, for the purpose of receiving
the Annoal Report of the Manager, and on other special Business.
The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely.
Signed for the Board of hlanauemest,
W. H. BODKIN, Hon. Secretary.

Bad Lion-amtare, April 3, 18211.
Valrecriptiora received by W. ‘ViMama, Dig. 51. P., Terminer ;
at Mews. William and to.'a, Ritchimlane ; at the Banking.
homes of MOM. Drummond, 31emes. flamineraley, Messrs.Farquhar, and Co. and by Mr. Stephens, at the Society's
Hence.

ILIAGDALEN IMSKTAI4,_ 111411 cm 515 tow.
I 1 Royal Highnow the Ditchers of OLOUCE3TBR.
ywasiwzarT,
The 11.glit Hon. the Kul of RADNOR.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Right lion. Earl Grosvenor Hon. filr. Jamiee Park
Rtght Hon. the Earl of Levee. Thomas Dowries, Paw.
pool Michael Angelo Taylor, Seq.
Ilunourable Philip Pow
l'res‘urer. Benjamin Lmcaster, Eq.
The ANSI VERSA RV 31 EETING of the OOVERNORS
of dill HOSPITAL will be holden on FRIDAY, the 14th of April,
at the City of London Tavern, Itishomgate.street ; after a
SERMON to be ravelled in the Chapel of the Hospital. by the
Rev GERRARD THOMAS ANDREWES, M.A., Clerk is
Sliders of t4..biones, Westminster.
The Chapel Doors will be opened at Twelve o'Closit. and Divine
Service begrn at One.

STZWATIVI.
Andrew Mier'lle, Esq.
Alexander Park. 1,:#1.
John Peny', Esq
Choleo Pot!, Esq.
George S.one,
IJohn Tunno, Esq.
st

The E .ri of Bristol
1.,d Kenyon
sa George Chetwynd, Bart.,
Id. Y.
Re•. E. Berne
Benjamin lAnenater. Esq.
Stewart Harjortbsnks, Eng.
Dincer to be en Table
By order or the Covornitteo,

Six &Clock precisely.
JOHN PRINCE, Ste.

DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a SPECIAL
MEETING of the COALMITTEE, held at the Rectory-
house. Bishorgate, Much 30, 1028,
The Right Rev the Lord Bishop of CHESTER in the Chair.
It was resolved, that the following statement should be submit-
ted to the Public :
The Committee who have been intrusted with the distribution of
the money subscribed for the relief of the distressed Silk Weavers
la Spitalbeide, have now the painful task of announcing to the
public. that, while the funds placed at their disposal are very nearly
exhausted. the distress which they were intended to relieve remains
undiminished in extent and severity ; in point of fact it may be
said to have increased ; for the relief which the Committee have
been able to allow to persons with families'haa been SD small ea
barely to supply them, and that but scantily, with the necessaries
of lee, leaving no provision for the payment of rent, or of debts
contracted tinder the pres.ure of distress before the commencement
of this subscription. Al,out 700 persons who have received relief
have new obtained a small portion of work, but their places have
been more than supplied by those who were at work and are now
wholly out of employ. The Cvmmittee have now been sitting
every day (Sundays excepted) since the 31st of January, in the
Vestry Room at Spitalfiehls Church, distributing relief, and nearly
le.ooo persons have been supported during the whole of that time,
and are still supported, entirely mom the scanty pittance which they
have received from this source. The balance now remeining in the
Treasurer's hands does not amount to the sum required for one
Week's distribution.
Under these circumstances, the Committee feel it their duty to
make an earnest appeal ro the benevolence of those whom Provi.
dente has blessed with the means of mitigating the disrres.es of
their fellow creatures; and persuade themselves that the foregoing
simple and onesaggerated 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 loot foe
the means of existence.
(Signed) C. J. CIIF.STER, Chairman.
WM. HALE. Tresaurer.
. £13,007 12 2
£lOOO 0 0
Z. s.

Amman* before advertised
Tee KING, second donation
s.
_ _ _

Itev.;oosh Pratt, 2d sub:

Co.
Messrs. Willis and ( o.
Sir .lohn Richardson, per
Child and Co - 5 0
By Messrs Smith, Payne & Co.
Luis' Summers, Esq. 2d
donation . - 10 0
By Sir. W. Curtis and Co.
C. 0. per Di*on and Co. 10 0
W. 2d donation . 0
I%y 31esant. Masterman and Co.
Rev. Christopher Cookson,
Stamford 1 0
Benjamintimlth.Esq.llorb.
ling. Leicestershire 5 0
By Messrs. Dorrien and Co.
Edward Yates. Esq. Fair-
-1 . - 20 0
awn
By Sir John Lubbock and Co.
Messrs. Fennell & Helms 3 0
By Messrs. Jones, Loyd and Co.
T. - 2 0
By Messrs. Coutts and Co.
Nicholas Brown, Esq. 2d
subscription - a 0
Wm. Sotheby, Esq. 2d
subscription - 5 0
BY Messrs Drummond and CO.
Mira 0. A. Smyth - 5 0
H. 11. - . 10 0
0. H. W. !homage, Esq. 10 10
Ily Messrs. Hemmerslcy & Co.
Mrs. Thomas Chaplin 5 0
the Right Honourable the Lord
tr, Wood-street, Spitaltieddsl and

_
Ladv*alsinghnm fi
Jots Blade*, Esq. - 10 10
Camel Hawkrr, Regent's
Park - - 3 0
Dr. Hamilton, :Artillery.
piece - - 2 9
ak P. . - 19 0
By the Lord Bishop of Chester.
Her. Daniel Wil.on - 10 10
Right lion. Lord Stoat.ll,
'2cl donation - 20 0
By Messrs. Marten, Call and

L. and A. D.-- - 5 0
By Messrs. Lees and Co.
J. Ayton. Esq. - 10 0
By Mmes. Iluare.
Mr. Amith 10 0
E. H. - 5 0
Spinster's Mite - 1 0
llugh Leycester, Esq. 2d
(lunation 10 0

Bine3;ra. Ilenies and Co.
Imrd Bayning - 10 0
H. C. - 2 0

Ily Messrs. Barclay and Co.
J. T. J. - 1 0
By 31esan. Remington and

Her. Peter Detrary - 5 0
Oubseriptloos ire reeeivul by
Mayor: %V. Hale, Esq. Treason
by all Bookers.