The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-15 00:00:00

AT a my numerous and respectable MEETING of
Merchants. Bankers, Liverymen, and others, held at the
lillay of London Totem on FRIDAY, the 12th of May, 1826
Sir CHARLES; PRICE, Bart. In the Chair:
'llk* following Resolutions was severally moved and carried
sesnimously :
First—By Charles Barclay, Esq., seconded by Thomas Wilson,
Maq. of N'arnfurd Court.
That it is at all times, but especiaHy at this period, essential to
age interest... 4 the City of London. and of the Country at law.
Am the Representatives of this Metropolis in Parliament should be
&gentlemen of great commercial experience. of strict integrity of
grinciple. or known loyalty and independence, and, frem the In-
&knee of tbeir station and attainments. commanding attention and
ampere in the discharge of the high and important duties with which
natty are entrusted.
Seeood—By Alderman Christopher Smith, seconded by Thom-
ssa Esq.
That William Ward, Esq. is eminently qualified to watch over
419 protect those interest., and is therefore in every riNpect a tit
gut proper person to represent the City of London in Parliament.
Third—By Richardson Burradaile, Esq. seconded by R. H.
Marten, Esq.
That Mr. Ward is entitled to the best support of his Fellow.
likizens for the very handsome manner in which he acceded to ibe
niskas of his Friends, in coming forward as a Csnditlate and that
Ibis Meeting will use its best exe-tiuhs individually. and as a body,
Ol secure the Blecgion of that Gentleman as one of the Members
set she City of London, imtheerisuine Parliament,
CHARLES PRICE, Chairman.
Sir Charles Prke, Bart. having quitted the Chair, and it having
bosh taken by Charles Barclay, EN. it was, on the motion of
Timothy A. Curds, Esq. seconded by Alderman Co:.
Resolved nnanimmisly—That the cordial Thanks of this Meet.
lug be given to Sir Males Price, Bart. for the very great ability
manifested by him in presiding over the business of this day.

LECTION of WM. WARD Eeq.—The COM-
A' M ITTEE for conducting the ELECTION of WILLIAM
'Alt% Esq. ►it daily at the City of London Tavern, Iltshopsgate.
•stet, when all communications will be thankfully metres/.
Saturd.sy. Msy 13. 1828.
Y. R. A Ilieneral 3leeting of District Committees every Tuesday
-4t o'clock.

city ELECTION.—A PUBIOC MEETING of the
/Mends or ALDERMAN WA ['INMAN will be held on
Woodsy next, the 17th instant. at Ike City of London Tavern,
Ellottopagate-street, at Twelve for One o'clock, to consider the hest
maim or securing the Slection of that Geotlemaa, as one of the
Representatives for the City of London.

LOAN contracted for his Majesty the Emperor of the
BRAZILS, by Mr. N. M. Rothschild, in Lontlon.—Nm.
roe is hereby given, that in conformity with the agreement signed
be his Excellency Manuel Rodrigues Hameln, Prams, now Rarest
altabayans, Member of the Council of his 31ajeaty the Emperor
of she Brasil.. and his Plenipotentiary in Europe. dated the 11th
of January, 1823, according to which • Sinking Fund was proy.ded,
whereof the deposit of Bonus redeemed has been fixed to take place
an this 19th day of May; his Excellency Barna Itabityana, jointly
with Mr. N. H. Rothschild, and accompanied with Mr. Charles
Breen. Notary Public. did cancel mild deposit at the Hank of Eag.
hasd the amount of Forly.three Thousand Pounds la Ronda, as
epseilled below, and also Six Thousand Fare Hundred Pounds,
Wang the Interest on Bonds redeemed to the Mat day of December
nelll ensuing, making together the sum of Forty-nine Thousand
fir* Handred Pourtda, six.

Numbers of Special Bonds Canalll44.
I.lito B. No. 236 836 2of £3OO . £l.OOO
C. No. 2203 2204 2205 2206 2207 2208 2209
2218 2211 2212 2213 2214 2215 2218
2217 2218 2219 2220 2224 2222 2223
2224 2221 2226 2227 2228 2229 2230
2231 2232 2233 2234 2233 2246 2237
2238 2239 2249 2241 2242 2-243 2244
2245 2246 2217 2248 V 49 22:41 2251
22.52 2253 2254 2255 2266 2257 2258
22111 TAO 2261 2262 2263 2284 2266
2266 2267 2268 2269 2279 2271 2272
2.273 2274 2275 2276 2-277 2278 2279
2130 2261 22112 2.283 2204 2285 2266
2207 2288 2289 2290 2291 2292 2293
2294 2295 2296 2297 2298 2299 2389
2301 2202 2303 2304 2205 2196 2307
2208 2309 2310 2211 2312 2313 2314
2313 2310 2317 2318 2319 2320 2321
232-2 2323 2321 2325 2320 2327 2328
2329 2330 2331 2332 2333 2334 2335
3336 2337 2333 2339 2340 2341 2342

140 of - X2OO - 23,000
b. No. 11421 11454.114111 11426 11541 11503
11421 11457 11402 11527 11562 115 W
11423 11453 11402 11523 11A3 11507
11424 114551 11494 91h29 115.14 11608

iitts goat was 116.4 lis
11
144611 11 11631 1161;6 1611
-- 11
__ 11534 111 llllOl

11417
114.41 11444 1141$ 114211 11444 11492
11429 11464 11499 11234 11444 3443
11430 11443 113*0 11413 1079 3620

11431 11466 11101 11538 31571 54117
11432 11467 11582 11337 1142 2970
41453 114611 11683 4/41164-6110041 21/71
11461 114119 Irma 11639* T 1574 2973
11436 11470 11393 111440 11173 3127
11486 11471 11346 11641 11376 3128
41437 11472 11.507 11542 11577 3.192
11438 11473 1151/8 11643 11578 3516)
11439 11474 11589 11344 11379 3394
11449 11473 11510 11548 115410 3593
11441 11476 11111 11546 11551 3596
11442 11477 11312 11147 11652 3399
11443 11475 11513 11548 11133 351111
11444 11479 11614 11149 11384 31111
11441 11480 11611 11550 11585 31113
11416 11481 11814 11551 115V6 3595
11447 11482 11517 11634 11687 3541
11448 114113 11318 1153.4 11558 3E41
11449 11484 11619 11551 11389 3698
11130 11483 11626 11663 11390 2974
11451 1144 11321 11516 11591 6493
11469 11487 11122 11537 11692
11463 114191 113)3 11661 11393
11434 11489 11624 11639 11494
11455 11490 11625 11560
206 4100

20.600

Together 347 Bonds, motutting to

49,501)

quence of superior milers, especially if we may juilge by the way in
which they took leave or their pupils, saying, Your King will
MOT no more of us: he sends.us sway, remember us, and never
forget the education and the principle. which we have given you.'l
One of them, showing a portrait of li'iilium I. in a Pocket alma-
neck, added, " This is he wile drives us away." Such language
would alone justify. if it were necessary, the measure taken with
respect to them, 1,,r their intention iu an addressing the childscn
whonirthey instructed, eritlently was to excite in their hearts a feel-
ing of aversion to the august monarch who governs us, by repre-
senting him as unjust to them. They Conk leave in this manner of
their 60 or 70 scholars at three o'clock in the afternoon, and the
I next day at the MUM hour there was only one of them remaining in
the establishment to take ewe of the furniture and whet. effects.
Being looked by the Burgomaster of llyon whither they were going,
they a". AVe are going to rejoin our chief in Frodic.:." All
lbw details are authentic.
TOURNAT. MAT
•The Regency of this city, after carrying into execution the L-
evee of his Majesty. suppressing the Schools of the Petits Freres,
hits in a late sitting. resolved to petition the King to restore them.
Sloven members, including the Burgomaster, were present on the
occasion, and tinted in favour of the 'dame, and three against it.
As soon as this decision was known in the city, an address was
drawn up arid circulated, which has been signed by 250 of
the most• respectable citizens. It entirely disapproves of thl
steps taken by the Regency. and thanks his Alajesty for sup.
pressing the Ignmantins. Theo use very strong Isnguage in
speaking of '• this fanatic league, whose proud humility. taket
possession of youh, to make of them, in the sequel, a support
for themselves, and whose doctrines aim at degrading that in.
teresting portion of the nation, to be able afterwards to go-
vern it." The citizens say. that him Majesty's faiitiful subjects
had reason to he alarmed It the appearance of the Ignoranrins in
di. vicinity of Sr. .Icheul, and the dependencies' of Mont Rouge;
that his Majesty's Decree,• expelling those satellites of a foreign
aim, has been hailed with gratitude by the 'fiends of order avl
civilization.
This Address has been sent to the Hague.
Bousitt.l, 31• Y 12.
We are informed that Lord Cochrane. who has made a pretty
• long stay in this city, has just gotten', Flushing.

PRIrES OF BRITISH S
per Coat. R...<1. 77j
lapereent.C..ric7Niff
Ditto Acct.:*
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rLper Cent. Red. 91/
__l,AmCeat• 94 1 i
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DIM Saadi (1I 1124; 4'21 33 3t n
3 II 31
Ditto Ace. TJ3 3 2I 33 24
Hudak (lOW
Ditto Acct. Mb
Peruvian ileadsl3.

AATURIDAY.
Long Aun. 131 13413
!tuba Mock 233
India Bonds 10
Fa. Hullo 10P01. Y lOrts
nnto 1401.0 II
Mtge Sege I pi

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Moslem Bo 68,1 4
Illito Bond, ,18'24) 884 6 f
Ditto Net. 63/ I$ I a I
Rambo Bcnals 764
Illato Acct. 76
spemba Bun& 7I 8
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