The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-26 00:00:00

FOREIGLNITLTLTOE TI:IlIES. AND RAFFLESES. PIVATF: lA/TTERIES,
CO.
LOT7'ERT -01'E ir
19 E,
1826. ERSET-PLACE,
Jay .
OTTERIES hrifig finnlly Itternle on Mr ltith nay oc_
f,,Wr nr rl. N,!tee is herchy given, that the Law, against
the Sate or Advertising for Sale of Foreign Lottery Tickets, and of
.my lottery Tickets not authorized by Parlimient, and against
Utile Goes and Private lontencs, wal be strictly enforced.
It is requested that the t hitmantling Prizes may be brought in
for payment with the least ionsible delay, that the Lottery Ac-
counts may be closed.
Nattabcrs of Tickets and Shares may be Registered, and their
c,3 way be ascertaimed by application at this OlAcr.
L. BESSE.

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cFFICE OF 0111):VANCR, .4&gust IS, 18211.
ritHE Praoriral q//icrra of his 3fiVesty's Ordnance do
I. 'drag' '4: r Notice..
The ttev will SEE!. by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower,
an MONIIAI . th- 4,h of September next, and two following
ass. at II o'clock in the forenoon precisely, sundry Eats of OLD
i•Toit Es : crenprislag a quantity of Cast and Wrought Iron, and
.:l,cr Meal Armies, such as Cast Iran Sand Sint, Round Shot
shells. Hammered IM.:, Cut Hun Barrels, Nails, and Brads,
s':i Bras. Furniture front nni.at Anita broken up, and Pig Lead
ta;t: Lead Ball, remelted; nand Rags, Tarpaulins, Old Military
Ci.,thing. Harness aid Saddler:, articles; Bedding, consisting of
s!,ccts. Blankets, Rugs, and Paillasses; Fire Engines, Leather
il.::::te,„ nod Hose, and a variety of other articles. The whole of
saclt war /se lasocchd at the Tow.t, at Woolwich, and at the
:ll,!it:tr 'ot in Tooley-strtet, as expressed in the catalogues,
titt,ing th erk previous to the sale, upon application to the :tore-
keeveo places, where catalognese of the bota, and condi-
hapset fe sale, xid be delivered to those persons who may apply
::: tile.

By order of the Board,
It. IIYtIA SI, for the Secretary.

I jURSTANT to a Decree of the High Court of
I crancery, made in a cau wherein John Waybridge and
31a•i3 Li. will: are Plaintiffs. d Dame Elisabeth Staines and
whir< are Pelcndants, t lie t: nsi it r.i Ssr W I LI.I A3l STAINES,
Emelt!, Isle ons of the Alamos, of the City of London, who died
in :::e mor•th of September, I , arc to come in and prove their
De o, before Francis Paul Stratford. Esq. one of the Masters of the
.ali Court, at his Chambers in Southampum.buildings, Chancery.
lane. lairtiton. on or before the 10M day of November, Iff26, or, in
default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the bendit of
t1:,7 said hector.

'VESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS, and SPECIFIC
REMEDY.
The genuine Jesuit's Drops have been long known and esteemed
a safe, cheap, effectual., and often an immediate, Cure for Strati.
guary, Gleets, and Weakness of the Kidneys or Bladder ; and
when taken on the first attack of Venereal infection, they will in.
fallibly accomplish the desired effect. Should the maintain; be far
advanced, it will be necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY
I)'STRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a Meeting ofwiththe Jesuit's-
Drops.
the Coannittee, holden in the' Vestry-room of Christ Purchasers are particularly requested to ask for Joseph Vessel's
Church, Spitaltields, August 21, 1826; Jesuit's Drops, and to be careful. hat a irepareion, under the name
The Rev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair; of •• Dr. Walker's Drops," is not imposed on them in the place of
the genuine, which is distinguished from the counterfeits by having
The Committee la:gut to state that no Improvement has taken
place during the past week in the attained' the Spitaltields Weavers. 0112 he Dovernmeut Stamps, •• Joseph W easel, St. Paul's."
The Drops are in Bottles of 2s. lad. lls and gds. The Specific
Although they are husbanding their resources as much as passible, v
is 2... 941. per Pot.
aiid have made such material reductions in the allowance, yet the
Sold by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Stradling, Royal Exchange ;
cams of their Expenditure above the Contributiors received is
and Emerson, East Smithfield.
sivti. et.it they have .sot more titan sufficient for the Distribution of
TAN: Fortnight. I FOR COLDS. COUIOIS, ASTHM AS, dm
'f it Committee entreat the Public to bear in mind that 7.000 BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience
mons are wholly dependent for support on the small pittance they during a very lung period, has inconteatibly proved the as.
rife at o
ther; and that. if their funds are not speedily re- pertor e
.cacy . ne. . .Colds, . . ,
lb of this Uedici 'in all cases of Coughs, and
r:•, J. will be obliged in a very abort time to discontinue Asthmatic Affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very
tilie:- altogether. shortly relieves the patient of a alight or recent Cold, and a few
I.a.otact before advertised - - £26,995 10 5 -doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect lima
.f.:. S. A: ir i tendered more confirmed andohstieare, and which are accompanied
..i. 11. 2il dnn. 10 0 Pee Meam.jones,Loyd, and Cos with Cough, Spitting of Biota, and other serious symptoms. Its
irks ]lours, n.l. 10 H. East, Esq., per Tap- I peculiar balsamic powers tend to heal soreness, and allay the irri.
Per the Right Hot the Lord well and Co . Rath 1 0 tenon of the lungs, in rases of Cough ; ond in Asthmatic affections
Mat or. Per Messrs. Gosling and Co. lit ambits and gives freedom to the Breath.
rile Rev. John Nam, St. Henry Hussey. Eq. 1 0 i Sold in Bottles, at Is. lid. and 24. 9,1.' by Butler,, Chymists,
;olio's C: do Oxford, Pa Messrs. Hoare. I 4, Cheapaide, corner of St. eaul's ; and li4, Sackville-street, Dub-
:la riontiaoil . 20 0 Henry Hallam, Esq. 10 0 l lin ; Savory and Co. Elfi, New Bond-street. and 220, Regent-
-11. V. . 20 0 Hugh Lryceater, Esq., I street; and by the Principal Medicine Venders throughout the
31essrs. Martin, Stone, and llil donation . 10 0 ! United Kingdom. Of *limn may be had BUTLER'S BA 1.-
Cu. Per Mews. Praeds and Co. SA 911 C LOZKNii ES. used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, &c.
110 0 The Right Hon. Lord and for rendering the Voice clear and flexible, and protecting its
\ ISomerville . . 20 0 : organs from the effects Of exertion. IA Boxes, Is. 11.4.
Per Messrs. Ransom and Co. I N.ll.—Be careful to ask for„ Butler's Pectoral Elixir."

J.
A.ii.
Per lierAr,

5 5
1511km:ire an 1 Co.

Tar ( ountets of Radnor. ...s. 0. M. 6 0
twr Mrssrs. Bouverw Per Messrs. Willie and Co.
acd 1',... ...Alden. . 51 U The Rev. lien. Atwick,
Pit .11e..rA. donkey and Co. 1 3d donation 5 0
.
litnry .'..1 'iae, ii,q. 5 01
S.:lll47li,tions are rrceiiid hpathe Right lion. the Lad Mayor:
ll !a. Ikc, Esq. Wood-a picaldclds, Treasurer; and by all
t..,. 11.irktrs. . .
Tit.: I nounioee sit in the Vestry-room, Spitallields,
At )10:-.:....,....1, tVedri , sad Fridays, at Two o'clock.

(Nikes. 149, beadenhall-street, June 7,
TIIE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have im-
proved die qual.ties of their low black Teas, packed in leaden
cases, propi.rhonably with the late depression, and advertise a List
of the Ager Ties where, and the prices at which, the Public will be
supplied rat it the bales of October.
Tit,: Public are requested to observe. that this Establishment em-
ploy no hawkers whatever, that they have no other Agent in this
street bogide* Mr. J. l'owlcs (No. 146), and RTC rainestfy requested
to be upon their guard against fraudulent imitations of their pack-
ages and lairris.
Priont'of the Company's packed Tess and Coffee, In leaden eases,
having die Secretary's si:nature on each

J. D. KINCAID, Scc.

t PPE.NL in the PUBLIC from the LETTER-PRESS
I PIiINT/iRS of the METROPOLIS.
s ben so many Apt eats are made to the Benevolence
- - - -c ky Brdits more nuourcus ar.tl pedlars more import.
ot, ceroatniy rot,, ieeiridually, more distressed, great
et luets,t.e: is tht by 44X011 ITTEE acting for the JOUR.
NEN ISTEBS *of the METROPOLIS in solititieg
tor ti•cir 'romelnyed and Destitute Fellow-werktnen any portion
.'t the Vibite sympathy. It is not the wish, neither would it be
the frievicce, of this (:ommittee, to advert to the Causes which have
Jed to the present Embarrassments of Trade ; they will, however,
take lk•vve to state, that on no branch ot industry ha, the peseure
ut !!..: tient.' fallen with peewee severity thin on the Printit g Busi-
rest.. Every effort lit s &en made, and is now mating, by the
franneymen in Umployment, both in Town and Country, to lessen
lte Calamity which has befallen their Brethren, by a Weekly
suhseription cut of their scanty Earnings; but the Amotmt thus
Ilected proving so very inadequate to meet the pressing and
ueressieg Ihviards„ they are centrorsired, enwillingly, to adopt
ies their only fermate, of laying their Distresses before a humane
sod of supplicating its generous Aid, without which Num-
I er. of their most desetvirg Brethren must endure, it is feared, for
Months, all the Evils which Poverty can possibly inflict.
Although this Appeal is addressed to the Public at large, in the
't'upt that sonic ittlitidush, from motives of humanity, will step
tutsArd to their essiatience, the Journeymen Printets are conscious
of ao dais) on general sympaihy stronger than that of urgent die-
tirs. They venture, however, to appeal to the patriotic feelings
i)1 their t'ountrymen--to such as consider the Press a powerful
engine. not merely in the diffusion of Knowledge and advancement
ot bcienec, but also io the preservation of Public liiberty, that
.'bey stllallow those feelings to operate in favour of the men who
ministeri
n its ktViery and who now unfortunately arc compelled to
iplore their succour.

!lobes
Cungott
Ditto -
Ditto
:touches;
Ditto .
Ditto -
Dino •
Fine Ditto
Finest Ditto
Pekoc
Finest Ditto
Ten, Green
Ditto .
Dyson -
Ditto -
1 Ditto -
Ditto -

202.11 nz
es 7d, 3d
o 741 S
O 8 4
o 9 44
O 10 0
O II 1 , 51
r,
21 7
4 3
8 1 9
21 7
6 I 9
0 1141 5/
0: 1;
I : 1;1
2 7
4 1$
11 9
7 94
K 10
1 10 II

Finest Ditto - - 12 11 6 21
Gunpowder Ditto - 13 1. 6 Oil
Finest Ditto - - 14 4 7 2
ROASTED COFFEE.
Plantation - -
1 7 0 94
I)uteb - - - 111 0 ill
Fine Ditto - -
26 1 3
.
Bourbon - 210 1 5
Turkey - - 3 2 I 7
Finest Ditto - - 4 2 2 1
The East India Ten Company have amended
1113 Ce to such of their Agents throughom the I
are comprehended under Classes A and B. I
of obtaining Agencies in this Establishment
sane by letter, post paid, to

O 5 0 241 tl
0 6 0 3 14
O 74 0 4 2
O 84 0 44 21
• 94 , 0 5 24
1 04 I 0 64 3f
the Rates of Allow-
IThited Kingdom as
111 persons dei.trous
, are to signify the

To the Literary Portion of the Public they wish parliculatlY to
,:dress themselves, with becoming humility, in this their season
"Iversity ; moo of whom are doubtless aware that for some dine
tie introduction of the Art, the pmfession of a Printer wises
..,,as as it was profitable : but whether from the inroads made
• ! ~binery—the general diffusion of Education, which renders
tt. no mask of distinetion—or from whatever other cause—
. a is, the operative Printer is not at all superior, In point of
' ration, to that of the Commonest handicraft workman. They
:.rtly cherish the hope, however, that their claims to protection
be recognised by the lovers of Literature, aM that the'
instruments of ushering into the world the Toodtled°lll of
' ~ and Learning will not be suffered to perish without
-•;••ance.
'Pm Committee car,not omit to notice, in terms of pride and
• ~,kfulness, the liberal Donation which has been sent to a Sub-
- ription now raising in Bristol and its Neighbourhood, for the
instressed Printers, by a celebrated 'Female, an ornament to her
,os and to the Literature of her Country. Dios! serviceable will it
;dare to the objects of her bounty—more valuabloas an example for
otitation.

CHAS. HANCOCK, See.

LONDON AGENTS.
Leaderhall-atreet, 146 - Mr. Powles
Whirechapel, High-street, 101 Al r. G. Spooner
Chiswetl-street, 09 . - Mr. W. K. Foster
Fore-street, 30 - - Mr. 1. D. Bird
Bell.lane. Spitalfiekh - - Mrs. L. Barnett
Finsbury Market, 3 - Mr. J. Deane
Old-strtet, 53 . . -31 rs. 31. lloysen
Garlick.hill, 10 . - Mr. J. Peachey
Newgate Market, 24 . - Mr. W. Hoy
Huish's-court, Water.lanr,l3laektriars Mr. R. Jones
Princes-street, 3linories. 71 -31 r. J. Hanecek
St. Martin's-le-goad, 11 . Mr. J. Allen
St. John-street-road, 17 . Mrs. M. Prover
Tavlstock-row, Covent-garden, 14 Mrs. A. Stanley
St. Martin's-lane, Church-court Mrs. A. Wainwtight
Haymarket, 3:1 . - Illis. Dunn
King-street, 11'estsninater, 16 - Mr. (1 H
. arris
Ilanon-street, Ditto, 11 - Mr. T. S. Vickers
Prince-road, Kennington. 9 Mr. H. Walker
Doughty-place. Lambeth, 4 - Mr. U. Hearne
London-road, 101 . . Mr. A. Kay .
Collingwood-street, Blackfrinrs, 70 Mrs. J. Payne
York-street, Haekr.ey-road. 11 Mr. lloldswerat
Doswell-street-road, 106 - Mr. (I'lltien
Seymour-street. Easton-square, 49 Mr. J. Ilanks
Euston-crescent. New.road, 34 Mr. J. A. Hingham
Edgware-road, 146 - - Mr. R. Turns
Bayswater - . Mr. 11. Dillard
- - . Mr. Jobn Gould
- .
(Filialtannin. Pound-lane Mrs E. Symntons
Grove.street, Camden town, 121 Mr. P. Ebborn
l'ottenhant-court-road, 143 - Miss 0. Pigg
Goodge-street, Tottenham-court-
road. 31 - - - Mr. John Curd
AVoodstock.s•reet, Oafcrd.street Mr. J. Derail
Hope Tuwn, It'undseorth-read Miss S. Venin
Itrook.strect. Lambeth, 1 - Mr. Kennedy
ILunpstead Tuy Warehouse - Mr. E. Taylor

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will be happy to give every information, and where their Accounts
and system art 31nnagement will be open to the inspection of those
benevolent individuals who may feel dt.posad to aid their cause.
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Briggs,
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