The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-19 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TRINITY-NOUSE, LONDON, April 18, 1825.
lINFORMATION has been this day melted that the
LIGHT VESSEL stationed off the SALTEE.S, near Water-
:o-d, on the Coast of Ireland, has paned from her Mobrings.
The Vessel has arrived at Dunmore, and the Cerporatien for
o:eserving end Improving the Port of Dublin hive caused the
necessary Illessures to be taken for replacing her at her Station as
as possible.
By command of the Corporation,
.121IERBERT, Seartatry.

BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOC lAT lON. —M
OPEN MEETING of the GENERAL COMMITTEE
of the BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION will be held
at the Freemasons' Tavern, on MONDAY, the 25th Instant, at
the **Clock precisely.

EDW. BLOUNT. Santary.

MILANTHEOPIC SOCIETY, MILE-END, en-
. %bibbed March INC for the discharge of Primers foe
small Debts, and der *lie temp4rat7 relief of the mannlientring
slut lahorring Poor in London, and it, environs.
Patron. His Hovel Mistiness the Duke of SUSSEX.
Te Anntrerstur Dinner oT the Subscribers and Friends to this
Institution, will be on WEDXEODAY, the 4th May next, at the
City et Landoll Tavern.
The Right Hon. told Viscount TORRINGTON in the Chair.

STEWARDS.
Jolla Barnes. Esq. John Lumby, Esq.
Lsq. James Percival, jun. Esq.
George Wm. Clifton, Esq. Joseph M. Sparks, Esq.•
1 halms Cope, Esq. Viscount Torrington.
lleorge Bennekey, Esq. George Walker, E.
Iphm. Heywood, Esq. John Wilke, jun.
Moser at Five precisely.
Tieke!s may be had of any of the Stewards, at the Bar et
tht Tama ; and of any of the Directors.
• • JOHN WOOD, Secretary.

THE CITY OF LONDON CENTRAL STREET,
, AND NORTHERN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

CA -
CAPITAL EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.
bedivirled Into 16,000 Shares of 501 each ; a deposit of IL per 1
Share to Is: paid en subscribing.
TROSTZTII.
JOHN GEORGE LAM BTON, Esq. M.P.
REDWARD ELLICE, Ea+ M.P.
OWLAND STEPHENSON, Esq.
W. TYRI NellAsl PRA ED. Esq.
Rev. GILBERT BERESFORD, M.A.
DIIIIECTONS.
ROBERT WAITIIMAN, Esq. Alderman, Chairman.
J. G. Booth, Esq. James Monisoo, Esq.
James lieverids!, Esq. Wm. John Reves, Esq.
Hon. Captain T. R. CUTZI2O, Robert Slade, Earl.
R.N. William Smith, Esq.
Bon. W. Booth Grey. John E. Terrcy, Esq.
Alexander Galloway, Esq. Thomas Wyatt, Esq.
Charles Hoppe, Esq. G. Weathentone, Esq.
Thomas Lett, Esq.
This C 051 PA NY has been formed for the purpose of effecting
a ;rest public improvement, by removing the unwholesome, dis-
gusting, sit;il filthy neighbourhood which occupies the space from
Ilolborn-bridge to Clerkenwell-grent, being principally inhabited
by the lowest description of prostitutes and depraved thieves ; and
to form on its site a spacious street, from Fleet-market, whereby a
direct communication will be opened from the Obelisk. in St.
Georges-fields, to the great Northern Roads, with Crone Streets,
to afford the necessary accommodation and convenience for traffic.
Itlias beer. ascertained that the ground-rents for the frontages
will produce an ample revenue, to pay a remunerating interest for
the capital employed in purchasing the old dilapidated houses and
buildings on the spot in question ; and, u Fleet-market will shortly
be removed, the most favourable opportunity non presents itself for
carrying the projected improvement tato effect.
Another important object of the Company is, to erect capacious
public slaughter-houses, close to Smithfield ; so that the nude will
be taken, in one minute, from the mark to a convenient piste for
slaughter, in the mast humane and expeditions manner.
A pplicatiori for Shares to be made to the Secretary, Mr. R. Hall;
a: 51r. Harmer's, Solicitor, No. c 7, Hatton-garden, where Plans,
arranged by 3lr. J. B. Papworth, Architect, may be seen, and
Pnspectuses hart.
Subscriptions received by S r W. Curtis, Bart. and Co. 15, Lot:I-
-lya-street ; sleens. Remington*, Stephenson, and 0.69, Lom-
bard-street; 51entrt. Williams and Co. Birchin.lane, Cornbill
Messrs. Parrs and fleyfrote, '25. Bridre-sureet, Blackfriars ; and
slessn. Freed* and Co. 169, Fleet-street.

BOGNOR AND ALDWICK IMPROVEMENT
COM PA N Y.
Capital 200.001/. in li,Dbo Shares of 50!. each.
CHAIR MA ,4—!..:r J. lilt EXTON, Wit. K.C.B.
PEPCTIC Cu*, n3SASI—The Hon. W. FRAsEs.
DIULCTOIIIS.
Capt. Brenton, R.N. Copt. Orercatl
J. Brenton. Esq. Pt. Reth'er
T. C. Banks, }'q. C. IL Robinson, Esq.
'. Escker, Esq. I:. Si:•sitst. Esq.
Lieut.-040ne% rsirrnqn G. Webb, Esq.
J. Key, Esq. Aiiitrtn..n •
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A I'DITORS.
Colonel J. Carnet., D. Aierens, Esq., I. Langford, Esq.
‘N EU!.
.31:ssrs. 51 ^ens, :mit Co., Ceeltburn and Co.
SireNrisral.'nueset.—NV. H. Jones, Esq.
Solact-ro 11.1TIc. Kaye. Esq.
Bognor, where the t 'knikary promise to erect their buildings, is I
beautifully situate o .he Coa.t u: Sussex, surrounded by a country
nen in foliage, ald luxuriant in ve;:etatien. It combines the
bemties of the coont•y with tit ads:lmages of a marine residence,
peculiarly ealeuinied for 11.1:hing, R hard sandy beach of
eausiderable extent, with a very gradual descent, and as such, pre.
cots every passible attraction in IhtlAc who ate in quest of a nisi-
dcnce at the Sea side, either her the purpose of Bathing, or of en-
jayiug the salubtity of tie sea Air. fhe Climate, even in the
1V inter, is found to be as congenial to the feelings of the delicate
veletudinarian, us that of any other part on the southern Coast of
England.
The distance between llognor and London is about sixty miles,
and by means of a road, (for.which a Bill is now in Parliament,)
will be in the line of the much.admiredSenthern Tour of the Coast
of Kent. Sussex, aril Darts.
The Company has been formed under the full conviction, that
acconnuodatior.s at Ilogror have long been a desideratum to numer-
ous ramifies of distinetavn resorting thither; indeed such has been
the requisition in which houses hate been held, that it in core.
puted that not mare than one-third of even those who have ar
rived there have been able to obiain places of residence.
The Company is to pun hase from the chief proprietors of ground
at Bognor, a large tract of land. As a proof of the advantage of
the bargain—the sellers have agreed to take two. thirds of the price
is Shama, of the Company ; and only a portion of the remainder
is to be paid down.
Tice greater part of the land so purchased will be let on leases
for terms of years, in lots., to varea.s ht. lidera, at ground relit':
taxa for this purpose arc now waiting. The builders will be ye-
naffed to erect these lmestris aecordinp, to the plans and specifies-
tions of the Company.
The capital of the Company will be further employed in erecting
public buildings, laying out their plantations, and in advancing
:keret, on mortgage to the builders, on the security of and in pro-
portien to the progress that they make in the buildings.
Thus the first step of the t'ompany is, to procure a rental, and
its cnr.stat.t progress will be to secure an advantageous channel for
ins isaing their unemployed capital.
'1".• speculation, if it can be so called, will therefore have a'
,allii.sl property for its basis and secerity at every step; and as a
reraurion against loss, lie a er improbable. the same may appear,
site company have an option, within three yeses, to return any
2.iirtion of the Lula purchased that thee may rot use to the sellers,
..t Cie price at which the lots were orig. Ally bought.
As a defence against competitors, the sellers of the land to the
Company, who are also the owners of the adjoining property, are
bound under foefeiture of their Shares in the Company, not to
part with the adjacent ground, until the Company have had the
refund. No more risk can thevelore attend this adventure than
iu attic ordinary PM is incurre I by any other purchaser of estates.
They will holy call in the first iesmace fur 21. on
each Share, making only - - .C 12,000
And within six months limes, for 51., making - 30,0011

042.000

Until this sum be accounted for, and a balance sheet produced.
comparing the expenditure of the Company with the acquired
property, and stating every particular of the progress of the un-
dertaking, so as fully to satisfy the Subscribers as to the nature of I
their prospects, no further sum shell be calltil tor.
The accounts shall be re4ularly audited on the first Wedne:iday
of every month. That the Auditors may not ,inly state their satis-
faction as to the correctness of the accounts, but should they per-
ceive any expenditure which they may conceive to be unnecessary,
or greater in amount than might appear to them to be indispensable,
that they should nom the same, and call for an immediate meeting
of the Directers, in order to a discussion relative to the expediency
of continuing the expense in question.
Applicati Ins for Shares to be made to Messrs. Dorrien, !liven",
and Co.; Messrs. Cockburn and Co. barkers; Mows. Call and
Co. bankers, Bognor; and to Mr. Chad:* Kaye, Solicitor, Dices-
builtibtp, Holborn,