The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-22 00:00:00

THIIID MEETING/.

Fox, H. Rotherhithe-road, Surrey, carpenter 12
Hamilton, (i. F. otherwise S Joseph, Thames-street, mer-
chant - - - 1
Hole, H. Norwich, drar - r . le
Holmes, J. Bridge.roat , Lambeth, Surrey, broker - le
Hughes, J. T. Vi ood-street, Chespside, haberdasher - 12
Kent. H. Lawrence-lane, commission agent - . 12
Newport, N. Bathwick, Sometsetshire, builder 11 . 1

SECOND MEETINGS.
Barnett, C. Barlow-mews, Bruton-street, horse-dealer . 1
Broady. W. I MA Jewry, woollen-warehouseman 11
Crole:D. Old Broad.street, stock and exchange broker 10
Emans„ W. Barrisbury-row, Islington, stationer - 10
Oruncisen. C. Lower Cumming-street, Bentonville, merchant 10
Jackson, W. High Holborn, victualler 1
sandison, Vi'. Cork.street, Burlington-gardens, tailor - 12
SeimWield, R. M. Bradford, Yorkshire, manufacturer and
dyer - - - - 10
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Wall, J. Prentford Butts, broker . . - 12
Wise. S. and Brenchley, Maidstone, and St. Mildred's-court,
Poultry, paper-makers - - - 12
Whiting, T. Oxford, mercer -- -111

FIRST MEETINGS.
Bowes, J. Battersea, Survey, carpenter . 1
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1 t'oebctt„ It. 0. Friday-street, linen-diaper . . 10
Edry, E. I:. Charing-erms, coffee-house keeper - 12
Dale, T. (lid Bell Inn, Holborn, combs:taster and innkeeper 11
Netter, J. Cheltenham, tea-dealer . . - 1
Sintenis, W. F. langbuume Chambers, merchant - 11
Tweed, J. Darby-street, Roumary-lane, cabinet-maker 10
Wilson, T. Little Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-kids, under.
taker - - - I
Wood, 11., J. and J. Chandos.street, Covent-garden, haber.
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dashers - - - • 12
Yates, J. C. Rosemary-lane, china and glans man . 12

DIVIDENDS.
fuming, A. Whistones, Worcester, draper - . 12
Eives, J. Canterbury, ironmonger . - . 1
Gocripemz, A. Great Winchester-street, merchant - 12
Goulden, .1. Hackney -road, carpenter . - 11
Littlewood, J. Rochdale, Lancaster, stations . - 12
Lucas, E. Shepherd's-market, Hanorer-square,milkman 12
3141%134, A. Abchurch-lane, merchant - 12
Parker, G. Birchin-lane, rope-maker - - - 12
Rivolta, A. otherwise D. A. Brook-strec., Holborn, looking-
glass-manufacturer - - -
Saunders, J. Dukeadreet, St. James's, surgeon -
Sir - R. Dar' Bel -. chinaman

.oharrus, _ tries-oreet, _:keley-siluare, , . ._
Slaughter, T. Seal, Kent, tanner - . 12
Wehster, J. Tower-street, merchant - 12
Wade, D. P. lladleigh, Suffolk, tanner - - 12
Weeks, J. Exeter, currier - - - II
Wilson, R. and F. Oxford-street, linen-draper - 10
Wilkins, C. Tower-street, oilman . . 12

A very remarkable periodical work, of which the first
number is promised in June, appears to excite unusual in-
terest on the Continent. De Jouy, the author of the Her-
mite de la Clatussee ir A aim, Benjamin Constant, the his-
torian Guise., the poet Beranger, the Baron de Barante,
General Jomini, Dupin the writer on England, Charnpol-
lion the discoverer of the hieroglyphics, Mullner the great
dramatic poet of Germany, Schlosser the historian, the i
Chevalier de Angelis, Baron Denon, and most of the meal
of peat name and great talent in France, Germany, and 1,
Italy, are engaged in it. On account of this union, It has I
been named the Euuroreau Review. The followingextraet I
reflecting it, is from La Pandurr,_of the 7th of March:—
EUROPEAN REVIEW (published at London, Paris, Stmt.
gardt, &c.)—This is one of the most surprising, we of the oddest,
one of the most extraordinary enterprises—ainonthly work to which
men of all countries contribute, and which, following. the progress
of European krowledge, presents to all civilised Rattans a sort of
moveable encycloptedia. A Society of English literary men first
conceived the idea and, immediately, from London to Madrid,
and from Paris to Vienna, the spring' of this great machine were
put in action. The most distinguished men of each country have
engitged to furnish their coatributions I and, in the month of June
next will appear this literary phenomenon, of a journal published
on the same day of the mnnth at Paris in French, at Landon in
English at Stuttgardt in German ; and at Florence in Italian.
Sketches of manners, political papers, scientific discoveries,analyaes
I of new works, improvements in the arts—all are embraced by the
European It: which will pass unnoticed nu product of civiliz-
ation and intelligerce."
Some of the ablest men in Britian, it seems, are now
joining this holy alliance of genius and talent; and, as the
work is chiefly supported by British capitalists, it forms an
enterprise nut less astonishing, and certainly not less praise-
worthy, than those speculations which, originating in Lon-
don, have lately excited such general interest. it is well
that Lon con should lead in literature as in comnserce--
pursuits which are, is their means as well es their end,
snore cinsely allied than is commonly imagined. Con-
nected with this monthly work, and supported, if we tnis-
take not, by the same association, will at the same time ap-
pear a weekly paper, entitltd The New: Literature arid
FaAltian. Their object in this, is to give all those matters
of temporary or of immediate interest which the : delay of a
month would render useless—L.l the mews of literature and
of polite society. A paper which should give the anec-
dotes, the jeux d'esprit, the bons snots, the chit chat of
literature, and should leave reviewing to monthly and
quarterly works, is certainly adesideratum, but it can only
be done where the wits of all countries agree, as in this
sss;,, to make it the depot of their Lest thing,.