The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-17 00:00:00

AT a SPECIAL GENERAL YES r RI, of the
PARISH of SAINT ()LAVE, HART-STREET,
hoiden in the Vestry Room, on THURSDAY. the 16th day of
Jane, 1825, to take into consideration the Proviaims of the Bill
now betore Parliament, particularly as to the Stipend to be allowed
to future Incumbents, to receive the Report of the Committee
thereon, and generally on several Matters immediately connected
with the Question ot Tithes in this Church.
W. H. FRISBY, Esq., Churchwarden, in the Chak.
The following Resolutions were severally moved and seconded,
and pealed unanimously :
Revolted unanimously—That this Vestry beg to record their
grateful thanks to the Ttthe Committee of this Parish for their ad-
ditional, able, and laborious efforts, since their last Report to this
Vestry.
Resolved unanimously—That the Second Reading of the Bill on
the 6th June instant, the regulating the Tithe of this Pariah, was
agreed to, in the (louse ot Commons, by a Majority of 55 to 36,
upon on understanding that the full amount of Tithe, 1,8201., re-
seived and claimed by the present Incumbent. should be secured to
him; and it was proposal that the sum of 1,2001. per annum
'honk! be the stipend for future Rectors, to be arranged in the
Committee on the Bill.

Resolved unanimously—That this Vestry deeply regret, that
although all parties immediately interested had agreed, the
Diocesan, the Lord Bishop of London has withheld his consent and
require that a sum of 13S0/. shall be the stipend tiar future incum-
bents. which amount is so serous a charge on • parish consisting
of only 176 houses and 1012 inhabitants, that this Vestry cannot
assent thereto. The Rector residing at a distance from the Parish,
and the duty of the Parish being performed by • Curate, receiving
only WO/. per annutn, as appears by the clerical returns printed by
order of the Honourable the House of Commons.
Resolved uraniniouslv—That the heartfelt thanks of this Vestry
on behalf of the irhatniants of this Parish, be given to John Cal-
cratt, k sq., M.P., and the Honourable Members of the House of
Commons, who gave their support to the second reading of the
Bill for regulating the Tithe in this Parish : and this Vestry trust
*tat by • contiluance of their support in Parliament, the Parish
wilt be relieved from the grievous burthen imposed by the present
Hector.
Resolved unsnimously—That the Petition }resented by the
Rector to the Honourable the House of Commons, and a printed
Parr, entitled "Facts and Reasons," circulated in his behalf,
against the passing of the Bill to regulate the Tithe of this Parish,
are replete with miss-statements and calamnious representations to
the prejudice of the parisioners, and were intended to mislead the
Members of the Legislature • and that a copy of this Resolution be
transmitted to the Tithe Committee of the City of London.
Resolved unanimously—That this Vestry request the Tithe
Committee to continue their exertions, and adopt such measures its
they may deem most/Writable to obtain relief tor the Parish, either
by prosecuting the Bill now before Parliamentivr by introducing
another in the ensuing Session.
Resolved unanitnouttly—That the Resolutions of this day be
Tanted and circulated In this Parish, and also published in the
imes, Morning Nereid, and Press Newspapers.
Resolved unanimous) —That the Thanks of this Vestry he
fen% to Mr. Churchwarden Frisby. for his attention to the business
ofthis day. By order of the Vestry.
WM. BAKV:R, Vestry Clerk.

11 SH, Contractor, having submitted the Scheme in full,
1.3 now begs to solicit attention to its leading points, and from
the Resolution of Parliament to abolish Lotteries, Hish much re-
grets to state, this prob.ibly is the last Scheme bestial! ever have the
pleasure to contract for. Besides the Prizes being all in Money,
and amounting to
£204.412
RINI ADDS TO THE SCHE3IE
SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF W EVE, GRATIS !
By this arrangement, independently of the
FOUR
&LIM I X 21.0410
91,000 21,000
With many other Capitals. and No Blanks !
, IN ONE DAY ! FRIDAY, Von ofitLY,
i•seli of the Holders of the Four Prizes of 1,0041 tioiness, whether
bourlit at DISH.", or any other Licensed Lottery Office, will be
entitled 1016 Pipa of Wine, and for Shores in proportion I so that
Sixteenth will have One Pipe of ‘Vine besides the Share of
!POO (Nimes. The Wine to be chosen from the Stock of any
Wine 11c:chant is the Kingdom, by the fortunate holders them-
/ii the Lottery drawn Tuesday. 61st ult. Blab shared and sold
No. . szto.neu - in 6 Shares
8414 10,000 - - in 9 Shares
And Rosen other Capitalist the Shares of which were distributed
all ..ter the Unit, ;I Kingdom.
A variety of Nult.bere are now on sale by 171Sfl, Contractor,
4 midi), and 9, Charing-cross, Londuil ; and by Ilia Agents.