The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-30 00:00:00

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No. 7,218.

EAST INDIA DOUSE. January 25, 1826.
IHE Court of Directors of Me United Contras, of
,filiesshststs of England trading to the Last bodies do hereby
Xaticr.
Tbat a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said Computy
II be held by adjonnirnent, at their House in Leaderiball-street,
WEDNESDAY, tb Punk February next, at Eleven o'Clock in
Femoon. for the stated In the following letter :
• 'fo the Chairman. Deputy Chairman, and the Honourable
Court of Directors.
" December 21, 11125.
We, the undersigned Proprietors of East India Steels, duly
osidteti, mildest that you will be pleased to calla General Court
pou an early convenient day, for the purpose of taking into eon-
ideration the Oude Papers pitbitslied by the Tote of the General
Court of Proprietors. " MEW AS KIHNADID,
" C. J. DOYLE,
" W. MAITIELD.
" JOHN DORTHWICIL DILEMMIST,
`• JOSEPH thrum,
" WILLIAM TMOMMTOM.,
" JAMES PAVILION,
" J. DOYLE,
" J. ADDINELL."
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

CLERGY ORPHAN
31COR1PORATION, ST. JOHN'S
IVo. AItYLLBONT. -
ANNIVER,,A KY ELECTION
OF CHILDREN.
PAT tr— KING.
:esivENT—The Right
lAJN Hon.
DOand Right Rev. Lord Bishop of
V ic,a-Pasitutoz—Tbe Rigid. Hos. Lewd KENYAN,
I'e ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the SOCIETY for
ailing. Maintaining, and Educating Poor Orphan Children of
I.:Kmiec el the Established Church of England, until of age to
put Apprentice, will be holden at Freennuione Hall, Great
iuma.street. Lincoln's Inn.lields, on TIWESDA V, the 234 of
!fatity next.
The Chair will be taken for the general business of the day at
df.put tato o'clock precisely.
Deicer on Table at tire o'clock precisely.

STEWATIDS.
His Once the Duke of NEWCASTLE.
Rev. Walker lA. Bishop Right Hon. Henry Goulburn,
of 11-chester M.P.
enershle 11. V. Bayley. D.D. Right Hon. The Lord Mayor
Archdeacon of Li n. Hon. Mr. Justice Littledale
v. C. Richard Jenkyns, D.D. Sir John Rse Reid, Bart.
Vic.:.C.bancellor of Oxford John Bell, Esq. King's Coun.
4v. Joseph Proctor, P. D.' ice- I eel, F.R.S.
ChancAltar ofCambridge NVilliam Thompson, Esq. Al.
tight 800. Lord Rolle dermen, M.P.
No Collection after Dinner,
Dinner Tickets, 15s. each, to be takes at the Bar.
Donations and Subscriptions will. in the meantime, be thank.
illy received by the Treasurers. Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge,
,nd Josbua Watson. Esq. ; at, their Bankers, Mesars. Drum.
tioode. Charing.cross ; and by the Collector, at No. 67, Lincoln's
nn-fields.

THEATRE.ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.
'PH E Not@ity, Gentry, and the Public are most respect.
fug y attompinted. that the GRAND PERFORMANCES of
ANCIE.T and MODERN MUSIC will commence This Even-
ing, January 30, and be continued in the above Theatre on the
mud Wednesdays and Fridays in Lent, under the Management of
iirtieorge Smart.
A new and splendid Orchestra, on a novel construction, designed
and erected by Mr. E. Saul. and decorated by Mr. Lail*, and the
new rtso. built for the Theatre by lir. Bishop, will be used for
these Performances.
This present MONDAY, January 30, will be performed
HANDEL'S SACRED ORATORIO, THE MESSIAH,
With additional Accompaniments by Moult.
Paler L—Orerture. Recit., Mr. Braharn—Comfort ve my
people. Air—Every valley shall be elated. Chorus...4:nd the
glory of the Lord. Recit., Mr. Phillips—Thus saith the Lord.
Air—But who may abide. Chorus—And he shall purify. Ruh.,
Nis. hove—Behold ! a Virgin. Air and Chorus-0 thou that
Ricit., Mr. Phillips—For behold ! darkness. Air—The
people that walked in darkiien. Grand Chorus—For tens
us a
child is born. Pastoral Symphony. Reeit., Miss Step
There were Shepherds. Chorus—Glory to God. Air, Miss Paton
--Rejoice greedy. Ruit., Bliss H. Cawse--Then shall the eyes
of the blind. Air—He shall feed his flock. Air, Miss Paton—
Come unto biro. Grand Chorus—His yoke is easy.
Faze 2.—Cherus—Behold the Lamb of (lad, Air, Miss Love
—He was despised. Chorus Su .dy he bath borne our griefs.
Remit.. Mr. Bralurn—All they that see him. Chorus—Me trusted
in God. Remit., Mr. Brahatn—Thy rebuke. Air—Behold, and
see if there be any sorrow. Rest., Miss Stephens—He was cut off.
Air, But thou ilidst not leave. Semi-Chorus, the principal Singers
—Litt up your heads. Heat., Mr. Hornautle—l.nto which of the
mph. Chorus—Let all the angels. Air. Mr. Phillips—Thou
art gone up on high. Chorus—The Lord gave the word. Air,
Miss (toward—Hut beautiful are the feet. Quartet. Miss Cloward,
Mr. Robinson, Mr. Horne:auk, and Mr. Philip, and Chorus—
Their sound is gone out. Air. Mr. Phillips—Why do the nations?
I 'mus—Let In break their bonds asunder. Rent.. Mr. Brehm's—
II eo that wallah. Air—Thou shalt break them. Grand Chorus—
Hallelujah !
Between the First and Second Parts, a Concerto on the Violon.
cello by Mr. W. Lindley—Lindley.
PanT 3.—Air, Miss Stephens—l know that my Redeemer
liveth. Quartet. the principal Singers-.Sit.ce by man came death.
Heat,. Air. Phillips—Behold ! I tell y firm
ser,. Atr—The
trumpet shall sound. Trumpet obligate,. . Harper. Rent..
Miss Lore.-Then shall be brought to puss. Duet, Miss Love
and Mr. Homemade-0, Death. Chorus—But thanks be to God.
Air, Master Barker—lf God be for us. Grand Chorus—Worthy
.s the Lamb. Amen.
Panicles'. VOCAf. PERTORMCIB.--MISS Paton, Miss Love,
Miss Onward, Miss H. Cease. tile. Phillips, Mr. Horncastle,
Me. Robinson, Sir. Timmy, Muter Barker, Mr. Brahant (his
lirst appeuance in ("lotion this season). and Bliss Stephens.
The Band will be numerous and complete in every department—
Leader, Mr. Mori.
The Performers in the Choruses, under the superintendence of
Jile. Watson. will also be numerous, and assisted by the Young
Gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Royal and St. Paul's Ca-
thedral.
Books of the Performances to be had in the Theatre, price Ten-

pence.
Places to be taken at the Box-office. liart•sttreet. Boxes 7s.
Pit 31. Gd. Lower Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery la.--Second Price
at Wise.
TM doors will open at half-past six, and the performance com-
mence at seven o'clock.
•• The Dramatic Free List does not extend to this Performance

GENERAL ELECTI()N.
Inscribed to the Speaker..—Price 2s. 6d.
ELECTION MANUAL, for Electors, Candidates,
and Members of Parliament; containing an Abstract of the
Llectiun Laws ; Rights of such Places as send Representatives to
Parliament ; Names of the sitting Members ; Patrons, who in-
!Menet their Returns ; Returning Officers ; number of Electors,
&c. By J. J. STOOKDALE

Election:Aent. id:Opera Colonnade,
Also, CHARACTER of CHARLES JAMES FOX, a Post-
humous Tract. B Junin.. ls.
ABUSES OF THE LAW, and its Officers, a Letter to the
Lord High Chancellor, in the pms.
N.B.—Letters must be post paid.

TO rAMII•TES. PUBLICANS. AND OTHERS:
RSKIPPER, WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT,
so corner of Boatoek.aireet, Old OThetl-lsoe, St. George's in
the East, begs to inform his friends and the public. that he has an
extensive Stock on hand, which he Is enabled to offer at the follow.
ing redeced Prices ; for ready money only, Impesial Measure :
Fine old proof Brandy, 28s. per Superior Port, 255. to Ns. per
gallon. dozen.
Fine old proof Rum, 131. fid. per Excellent Sherry, 255. to SOL
gallon. pex dozen.
Fine old proof Oin. Bs. to 10s. 1 Cape Wine, 15e. is 241. per
per gallon. I dozen.
Not less titan two Fallon, of Spirit, or one dozen of Wine, an
rae delivered to families, and the trade, free of expense, within
fire miles of London.

;Tr CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE-
SOUT
J.. • H
AM ER 'mumlCA, EXETER CHANGE
AST and WEST ,
STRAND. INDIES and
Officers, Cadcte., and .Writers going to India, and Gentlemen
Trfaceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will
:Ind in this Establishment the whole of their Appohintments,
tjeords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols.- &c. together with a
large and well.manufactured stock of Sea 045,f:ouches. and Bed-
4ing; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps; Sea Chaste,
lltule and Bullock Trunks, and every other deactiption of Travel-
ling Equipage.
An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re.
?tikes for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great
ftriety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable
tor families going alNad, Military ani llindostanee Books
Asps, fire.
A fashionable Stair of Carriage, Curriele. Tandem. Phictoci.
Stinhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery,
• etc. for home use, f:ast and West Indies, and South America,
which merit inspection from their quality, first stile ut workman-
*hip, and moderate prices.
All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted. and the
cnoelleot plan of hfty years standing iswhich n strictly attended to of
askinp but one Ready Money Price, from o abatement
wiM
be male.