The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-06 00:00:00

PRECINCT OF THE SAVOY.-PAVING AND
CLEANSING.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Committee for
Paving, Repairing, Cleansing, and Lighting this Precinct,
will meet in the Vestry Room of the said Precinct, on FRIDAY
NEXT, the 12th dig)? of May, at 7 o'clock in the evening precisely,
to receive Proposals, and to Contract fur Paving, Repairing, and
keeping in Repair, for the term of three years, from 29th Sep-
tember next. the Carriage-way Pavement, with the best nine-inch
Aberdeen Granite, at per square yard ; also new nine.inch Gra-
nite, properly dressed for c:ossings, at per square yatd, and re.
laying old Paving at per square yard, including Labour, Ma-
minis, and clearing away the Rubbish. The Works to be per-
formed in a good, substantial, and workmanlike manner, and the
Contractor not to use any other material for laying the stones than
gravel. And to receive Proposals, and to Contract fur Paving,
Repairing, and keeping in Repair, for the like term of three years,
and in the like good and substantial manner, the Footway Pave-
ment, with the best Moor Stone Paving, of not less than five inches
thick, at per square yard, or with the best Purbeck, or Yorkshire
Stone, not less than two inches and a half thick, at per square
yard ; also a Moor Stone or Granite Kirb, at per yard (run); and
relaying old Footway Paving, at per square yard; cutting Chan-
nel, at per foot run ; resetting Old Kirb, at per yard run ; and
letting in Coal Plates each, including Labour, Materials, and clear.
mg away the Rubbish. And also to receive Proposals, and to
Contract for Cleansing the Streets, and other places in the said
Precinct, for the term of three years, from the said 29th September
next; and in such Proposals for Cleansing is to be mentioned
what will be allowed to the Committee by the Contractor, on
having the privilege of taking away the Dust, &c. from the Inha-
bitants' houses. The several Contractors above-mentioned to give
security, at their own expense, for the due performane,e, and Pro-
posals are to be addressed to the said Committee, and delivered,
sealed up, containing also the names of the Securities, at the time
and place above specified.
By order of the Committee.
GEORGE TRUWHITT, Clerk.
N.B. No Proposals received after Seven o'clock.

Y 6,

n the late
Hartford

ttidellver the parti-
te*, aforesaid.
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DisTßEssEn MANUFACTURERS.—.
Manufacturers' Relief Committee-Rotten, City of London
Tavern, May 5, 11126.
At a MEETING of the ('0)1 MITTEE held this day,
Sir. Alderman OA RRATT, and subsequently the LORD
31A rOlt, in the Chair' •
Resolved, That the further sum of 3001. be remitted to the Local
Committee at Bradford.
Read the Resolutions of a Sleeting held by the Workmen in the
employ of Messes. Thrupti, coachmakers, Oxford-street.
Resolved, That the same be advertised with the Hat of additional

subAcriptions,viz. ,
At a Meet at.,
at their Alaritifaesory
That the - ral

man in thel
out of his
in Momehester,
as the present
Resolved 2r
money from
Resolved '
the same,

Wm. Pearson
Francis Cress.
John V. Let
Alfred Lewis
T. W. Smirk
Charles T. -
Beckford a
An old Sailor
J. C. .
G. N. Thompson
J. A. Gilmour
Ikputy Greenat
T. and E. Orsr
Robert Kovi,.'
llodgkinson,
and Co.
Thomas Alsop
Jchn Nivon ar
Daniel Beale
The Servants

don Coffeehouse
R. P. Petrie •
Charles if ol ford
John Mitchell
J. R. Hardy
Charles Dodd
The Merchant
toren of the Cs
of Trinity-house
John Exley.
His Royal
Duke of
Bishops and ,
John Smith
Win. Tito
Miss I,Voodfall
The English Ountlesnan
Sunday Newspaper
Mangles and Turner
Lewis and Alston
H. G. Puke
Mrs. Paiee
Mrs. Howard
The Rey. W.
J. De lisgue
Win. Watson
Rev. Thos. F.'

J. L. •
Thos. NA
P V •4
N(. 0. Caner
Matthew Robinson on
Jos. Foskett . . 10 0
G. and H. Wheeler - 244
Bishop of Bath and Wells 50
Dpke pi Buckingham We
Mr. Harper, Duehy of
Lancaster.olfice . 5 0
Hy. Illeuz,T. S. Belson,
Rd. Latham, W. Prior,
and Rd. Barnett 105 0
Rev. William Wilson, of
Walt hamstow M 0
Green and Ward . 10 If/
If. S. 010
John Soane - 20
At Lloyd's Coffeehouse.
Joshua Hobson . 20 0
Buford, Rivas, and Co. 20
D. Carruthers and Co. 20 0
Heintz and Rougemont 10 10
Kemp Berry . 2 2
H. Bateman . - 2 2
S. W. . 1 1

0 10

5 8
pes ditto 50 ,
B. S. M. 8 0
At Hankeys and Co.'s.
John Oosford and Son 10 10
The Worshipfal Com-
pany of Clothiers 50 0
Andrew Caltlecott 10 0
At Bouverie and Lefevre's.
The Earl of Roaebery 100 0
The Hon. P. Pleydell
Bouverie 20 0
(1. H. 1). Pennant, ALP. 100 0
henry Shaw Lefesre 20 0
At Curries, Raikes, sad Co.'..
John Round - 5 0
Silver and Co. - 5 5
At Hansrnersleys and Co.'..Viscount Dudley - NS •
Hammendeys and Co. 1%
1 01 William Portal - 10 0

Atlases. Smith, Payne, and
Smith's.
J. G. Barker . 5 0
H. W. and Eliz. Barker 12v. 6d.
Inglis, Forber, and Co. 100 0
H. K. G. . . 1 1
John Pepys . 20 0
Jeremiah Olive . 20 0
Sir H. Onslow, Bart. 2 2
A Widow's Mite . 0 3
R. W. . 1 0
B.W. - 1 0

Henry Holland 20 01
Rev. George Caldwell 6 0
Rev. D. Morrell . 10 0
Robert Smirke - . 10 10
Rev. Robert Oakeky 10 0
Miss Lydia White 5 0
Lieut.-Gen. Lethbridge 6 0
Rer..lllaurice James 6 0
J. H. - - 0 6
61r.8adgrove . 0 6
W. Davies 1

Col. Aubrey

. 5 0

.
John and Joan Lawrence James ThoMpson, jun. 80 '
and Co. - 52 10 At Child and Co.'s.
John Rey . - 2 2 The Rev. Charles Proby 5 0
John Watson . 5 5 John Fleming, M.P. 50 0
John P. Robertson 10 10 LordViscotant Middleton 100 0
(1. and J. Brown and Co. 25 0 Rev. G. T. Andrewes 10 0
H. C. - . 00 0 Robert Vyner . 100 0
Eade Summers - 10 0 G. L. Wilder - . 10 0
J. R. Williams and Co. 10 10 Miss F. E. Selwyn 20 0
Jas. Upton - 5 6 Miss Elia. Selwyn 20 0
J. J. King - 10 0 Right Hon. Sir Samuel
Lang, Chauncey, and Co. 50 0 Shepherd . - 50 0
Mrs. P. 31. Lucas 1 1 Edmund Morris - 6 5
Henry Alexander . 50 0 Edmund Morris, jun. 1 0
Mr. Nicholas - 1 1 Charles Morris . 1 0
Mrs. Dealtry : 20 0 Sir P. B. V. Broke, Bart. 21 0
Gowan and Mara . 10 10 Edmund Clowes . 10 0
Llent..C.ol. Nott . 5 OJ. E. Clowes . 2 2
R. Hinckley - 10 0 J. R. - - 2 0
Thos. Redheard - 30 0 Earl of Scarborough 100 0
Thos. Serjeant . 5 0 Sir Henry Hawley, Bart. 10 10
Capt. Mundy, R.N. 10 10 Lionel Lyde - - 21 0
Churchyard dc Lerahey 5 5 Thomas Lightfoot . 21 0
R. Shedden and Sons 50 0 Miss Tooke . . 2 2
Dr. Jas. Andrew . 3 0 Rev. W. S. Browne 1 1
Wm. Frances - 2 2 The Bishop of Litchfield
Amelia Smith . 1 0 and Coventry . 30 0
Geo. Stephen - 3 3 At Lubbock, Forster, and Co.'s.
Jas. Cszenove and Co. 25 OE. G. Nicholls . - 2 2
Rev. 11. J. Knapp . 1 IA. M. - • . 1 1
James Rule - 10 10 Anonymous - 5 0
Rob. Paterson . 10 10 John Jeffery - 5 0
Rich. Shaw . 10 10 31re. Jeffery . 1 0
W. R. Morley • 16 lh Barth. Jeffery - 10 0
S. Wakefield - 3 0 Thos. Gibbs - - 5 0
Birltett, Townsend A. Co. 10 10 Cosy and Scott - 10 10
Fine collected in a small 31. Ward - - 2 0
Workshop - 0 12 Pettchien and de Seigneus b lb
Additional Subscriptions :
The Hon. East India Smalls, Lane, and Co. 52 10
Company . 1000 0 At Coutts and Co.'s
The Merchant Elder Earl of Coventry . 105 I
Brethren of the Cor. Adam Gordon . 25 0
poration of the Tri- George Hammond 10 111
nity House . 200 0 Hon. Al. Kennedy
Z. Z. Z. (for Macclesfield) 508. B. Cunnynghame 211 021
Z. Z. Z. (for Blackburn) 5 0 Viscount Sandon - 80 0
Per Mr. Alderman Wood. Lady Frances Sandon 80 0
Edmund Ludlow . 5 0 Wm. Sotheby . 10 0
At Williams, Deacon, and Co.'s Major J. (I; Maven 2 0
P. C. Laboochere 105 0 Charles Philip Rose 10 10
Hon. Mr. Justice Park 50 0 Capt. John Conroy - 10 0
John Stafford, Esq. - 5 0 Rev. James Greville 10 0
Hale, Fenning, and Hale 5 5 Gen. Sir Hew W. Dal.
John Johnson . 2 2 ry mole, Bart. - 0 0
Rev. Francis Skurry 5 0 Right Hon. Henry Gout-
Murrand Starey - 10 10 burn - so 0
John Mills3l 5 0 Mahn() of Lincoln 50 0
Severn, King. and Co. 25 0 Duke of Montrose 100 0
Rev. E. Bickersteth . 5 0 Nauticua, A. - 2 0
Emanuel Silva and Son 5 5 Nauticus, B. . 1 0
A. . . 3 0 Dr. Thomas Thomas 5 0
James Mangles, Esq. 50 0 31inler, Nash, and Adams 10 10
John Barnes - 10 0 John Brown . 5 0
Turner, Francis, and Gil- 31rs. Brown - 5 0
pin . - 10 10
Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town and Country,
I and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. W. H. HYETT, Sec.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed '• To Francis
Freeling, Esq., London," and supencribod, " Manuflicturen'
Relief Committee."

Highly important and valuable Estate, situated at Tooth'll, in the
Pariah of Stanford Rivers, in the County of Essex, containing
Three Hundred and Eighteen Acres of Arable and fine old Pas-
ture Land, lying nearly within a ring fence.
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON.
At °areaway's, London, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Three
Lots.
/ME TOOTH ILL ESTATE, most desirably situated
1 within three miles of Ongar, four of Epping, ten of ROM..
ford, fifteen of Chelmsford, and twenty miles only Rom the metro-
polis ; in a fine sporting country, abounding with game. It con-
tains
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES,
160 of which are tine old pasture, and the remainder is good sound
arable land. lying nearly within a ring fence, divided into suitable
enclosures by thriving hedges, and surrounded by excellent roads.
The principal Residence is a modern brick erection, planned and
adapted to the accommodation of a respectable family, and placed
on a desirable part of the Estate, commanding views of great
beauty, variety, and extent.
The attached and detached offices and agricultural buildings are
of the first order.
THE ESTATE
is in various occupations, and let to respectable tenants. It com-
prises three commodious Farm-houses, with requisite outbuild-
ings ; also eighteen Houses and Cottages, all is excellent repair;
and, independently of the above-described property, a newly-erected
Post Wind-Mill, with bricked round-house, driving two pair of
French stones, with a residence attached.
Of this Estate Two Hundred and Seventy.eight Acres are Free-
, hold, and the remainder is Copyhold, subject to trifling quit-rents
and land-tax on a small porPER. tion ;
AN . the whole producing a rental of
1:686

The above property offers a most desirable opportunity for the
permanent investment of capital.
Mr. Simpson is open to an offer for the Estate by Private Con•
tract.
May be viewed, and particulars had of C. G. Parka, Esq., Soli.
citor, Chelmsford ; Richard Van Heythuysen, Esq.. 31, John-
street, Bedford.row ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 34, Bucklers-
bury, London.

area, viz.:—
eeting af Meows. Thrupp's Men, held this day (May 2),
lot ufactory in Oxford. street, it was resolved unanimously,
le sum of Cal. in the pound be contributed weekly by each
e employ of Messrs. J. C. and H. Thrum), coachmakers,
weekly wages, towards the relief of *digressed weavers
ester, Blackburn, Macclesfield, and 'Aft vicinity, so long
sent alarming distress prevails.
el 2dly, That Mr. F. Drake be ap Id4ed to collect the
om each person weekly.
4 Sdly, That Mr. Charles Thrums b requested to receive
and pay it into the hands of the. Calminittee of Bankers
I to receive money on behalf of the distressed weavers.
(Signed) CHARLES AT VRELL, Chairman.
Amount already advertised X31:0111 Ils.
mon - £6 Robert Mashes - 6
resawoll . 10 0 Hooper gad Watkins 10 10
Lewis . 10 0 Copt. Bowles, IC N. 10 IV ,
aia. - 5 0 Messrs. Olyn sod Co. 105 0
mith and Co. 50 0 The Right hian. John
:. Pearce . 5 i Beckett • - 50
and Ranken 10 10 Ferran and 3latkintosh 10 10,
Blot 0 7 Smith, Edema, and Co. 10 10
. 1 0 Thos. Poyadee - 26 0
tompson . 1 1 Thos. Poroder,jun. 15 0
mour . 6 0 Riley, Brook, and Riley 20 0
Ireenaway 8 3 Mr. Lowrance - 10 10
. Greenaway 3 3 Jno. Donne, Et6l. - 6 0
ovi, jun. - 1 0 Geo. Wallas, Verk - 6 5
tog, Broths's', Ruskin, Telford*. & Co. 25 0
. - 21 0 Henry Hugh Holbech 10 10
Ahtop I I Allen Perini - 6 0
'on and Co. 23 0 Jno. Wm. Nicholson 10 0
sale 21 0 Morris, Provost. and Co. 21 0
ants of the Lon. Richard lIID4I Win. Craw.
ffeehouse 713 shay and - 50 -0
trio . . 5 4 Calmest, Son, end Lees 20 0
10l ford - 20 0 David Knee - 10 0
tchell - 5 6 Alex. Ferrier and Co. 10 0
rely 2 2 G. Thos. King . 6 0
)odd . 5 b Wm. Slade - 4 0
chant Elder Bre, 4. Fraser . 21 0
f the Corporation Them libtonicken. d Co. 20
lily-house 200 0 Jos. 11. Ball 3 0
ley . . 6 0 At Vererand Co.'s.
al Highttese the Votes. Ward, died Co. 105 0
of tilosoreter 105 0 John Nichols . 5 0
Ind Herrington 30 0 lUies Nichols - 2 0
ith . . 1 1 Thomas Hartle; - 5 0
. . 5 b lee. Payne • - 1 1
lodfall 1 0 J. R. Payne . 1 1
Ilieh Otodernan Frederick Reedit - 6 6
r Newspaper 6 6 At Zagers, Tewgood, Olding,
and Turner 25 0 and Co.'s.
sits d Alston . 5 0 Pet Ropts, Trtgood.
1 1 Min* and Co. 100 0
ee . . 1 1 Per Duo* 31organ, and
ward - 1 1 Co. - 50 0
.W. 8. Gilly 10 0 Coutuestalowsger Man-
slue - 6 0 vets . 26 0
amen • . 103. lid. Dion and Dudley 10 101
if. F. Bowerbank 10 0 Francis Painter 10 10
W.SmithandCo. 10 10 Samuel Prrintee 10 10
. • .50H. H. J. 10 10
rekte).' 6 Robert Watts .
- 1 10 Thomas Webster 1 1
'error . itpc. 40 0 Rev. 11. Border, M.D. 1 1
Robinson " 10 0 J. E.
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