The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-11 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

SAXONY WOOLLEN CLOTHS.
By Mr. MILLS.
At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane. TO.MOIIIIAOW. Iff ft.
under a Bill of Sale, and without mem
VIFTY-FOUR ENDS of SAXONY /SY= of
1 ENGLAND ClArrllS; comprising Blacks, Blues, mid
fashionable Medleys.
Mae be viewed, and particulars had at the Mart, and at Mr.
Mill es Offices, 1, Charei-Ploce.PoultrY•

SPLIRND(I) DEGORA3I%/L FURNITURE',
Sive Porcelain, Agates, rick Or-viola Bronzes, Ivories, &c.
Art R. I'HILLIP:3I most respeotfiskl7 notifien, tit,*
THIS and several &dimming DAYS. ,at One o'filaalti
each day he abet' SUBMIT by AUCTION. ahis Omar
Ram is, No. 73. New Boadestmet. a select ASOLM BLARE 0
costly and auperlatively elegant Will la and P1112151A.11 FUR.
N [WILE of the highest clau, and in the immediate UM* ILYA ;
finest limo of Louis the Fourteenth I embracing armoires. ealeigi%l
commodes, biblimiteeptos, toilettes. therms. tripods, jardmimrsa. 04,
cabinets. principally designed and executed by tilt annoy of this..
days, Boole and Ketone; and now is the Ilid,hea preservation.
This collection also beams many of the finest *oecinittas of the altt)
Royal alive, io urns,vames,sid convenes, of exo Melte torms, wroumrllll',
with piens] tane, and cinched by allegorical cud well.fansied
vices, in gilt bwmae of the most elaborate chasing, from she Li,
Duke of Orleans' collection : ancient and trod arn broasall. Can 64.
labran, clocks, gine:doles. and scritoires, classically designed at. 4
chastely decoretat ; a cabinet of agates of the most precious quaky
and beauty, arranged sad mounted with simple eleizsmie. .
pally collected .by Wm. Beckfuro. Eaq. at Foothill; grasps tir..4.
igutes, cups and tankards. framed of sculptured Avarua.. bg
distinguished artists., 11. Cellir.i and Flamingo, and a rasistr
sable objects of taste, utility, and ornament, of.the most expeovoter
fleas and character, anbedly fannies/a roust attractive and splend A..
group, the prop tzty of a collector, by whom n 'sty liberal cwt, d,.
Lure has bevy Maimed in seinting 11141 i Ma•Rißg lien •
and varied elegatiria which characterise this highly estimable
semblage, and afloat are to be sold in consequent: of t:1; Isswert
wholly declining thin branch of his business.
lilay be vies ed till the sale, ley catelogues, at Is. &I. each, 44 to
bad at Mr. 73, New Baragratreet.

—Thrhi‘ 4147poisi tio. 10s. &L
THE _TRUE HISTORY of the STATE nu.
SONER, commonly rolled " The lota ostrecuol
from Documents in the Frets& Archive*.
•By the Hon. GEORGE AGA R 1.18.
Printed for John Murray. Albemarie•strers.

Thfs day is pulilished. price Ik.
The Second K&Idoo, revised and enlarged. of
ESSAYS
on
" the FORMATION ana 111113LICATIY.
of OPINIONS, and on other subject*,
Printed for K. Bunter, 7-2, St. Paul's Church-yard.

This day is published, 3 vols. post Bvo., 11. I is. ext. beard
IBOYNK WATER, a Tale. By the O'HARA,
1 Family. Authors of Tales. comprising Crohoort of ILI
Bill-hook, the Fetches, and John Doe.
London : W. Simpkin and H. Mayshall, Stationers' Hall Crum

This day is pisidiehed, ewe* 6J.
A RITA ETICA L 'FABLES, with the NEW
! 131 P f: It IA I, 11'EAGIITs and EASU It F-S, sod vas oi.a
Holes for :Petrol Calculatine. To which ass added, the Prized
Weight* and :Measure. Py 111. It EASI.E Vs
J. Somer. School Library, 73. St Paul's Churchyard.
Of whom may lie had, a sew Edition of
ELEMENTS of OHOGRAPIIICAIs and A.STRONOMI.
CAL SCIENCE. By the same Author. Ftessi,td by T. Beaslae,
Th

ais day G published, in 1 vol. royal oetavri, price 124. )Q13011+41,
A N ACCOUNT of the AUGMF:NTATION ct
.C 31.. SMALL LIVINGS, by "the 6overtws of the Balmy
of Qteen Anne for the Augmentation of the P..Or Clergy," sui4..
of Ilenefations, by Corporate Bodies and Indivimlurla, to the coq
of the Year 1ft0.4 ; also, the Charter, Rules, and Acte of Par.
!lament, by which the Proceedings of the 149•4 rnors are tegulatad,
To which are prefixed, Practical Instructions fur the Use of los
cumbents and Patrons of Augownted Livings, and of 'dui. in.
terested Parties, on various subjects relating to Qui* Ana's
Bounty.
By CHRISTOPHER HODGSON, Seepoise
Sold by C. and J. Rivingto:t, St. pours Churckyitti
place, Pall-mall, and 148, Strand; ilatchardxid Fr-
J• Parker, Oxford ; and Deigliton sad Soma,

wino.
faly t

This day is published, in two volumes Oro., price If. /1/
JOUIINTAL of a VOYAGE up the MEDITERRA•
N ; principally among the Islands of the A rchipetar,
and la Asia Minor; including many interesting partici:Mrs relimu
to the Greek Revolution, the antiquities. opinions, ind umgers of
Greece, as they now exist. Collected from persons! nbsetrartet,
and interspersed with literary discussions. ske Cheri of scenery, Ai.
By the R ev. CHA It LItM Pi WAN,
Late of Catherine Hall, Cambridge, Chaplain m H.M.S. Cams
brixn, and Author of •• Sermon* on SeverilSubjecs," And 'trios.
lator of the '• Geste Romanotunt."

To which is added, an Douty on the Ifimarieese; fn *kirk Art
origiaal causes of their elevation to the Iliripodarinte of Wallsekkii
and Moldavia is explained. T•anslated from the French of !toll/
Philip Zallony, a Greek, late Pkrician of Jui-sull'acha
the one-eyed), Grand Vizier, ant of his Arno.
Printed for C. and .1. Ilivinve‘ Saint Chutch-yrd,
Waterloo-Place, Pall-mall, and 148, Strand.

This day is published, in 310i91. pries 11. 4s. in hisawk, -wish ith.
Arms of the Peers, a new edhien, &reeved Si, the present OW. ie
FiEBRETT'S PEERAGE of Me UNTITSD Kfritel.
DOM of OREA'P BRITAIN and- IRERANW.
••• To the present edition is antlered an Alphabetisii Lhsa Of
the Married Daughters of Peers.
London : Printed far Rivingtons, Egerton, Oot hell, coices,
Longman and Co., Cadell, Richardson, Booth. Booker, Pilinaka
and Co., Ramer, Hatehard and Son, Harding, Rodwill oral
Martin, Ilarnilton and Co., Kingsbury and Co., Whit:altar,
Lloyds, and Saunders.

Of whom mnv be had, lately published.
DEIIRETT'S BARONETAGE of ENGLAND. I■ two
volumes royal ldrnn, uniform with die Peerage, wit% Arms es.
graved, price It lk. in boards.
Also. A SYNOPSIS of the PEERAGE of ENGLAND s
exhibiting. wider Alphabetical Arrangement, the Bate or or
Creation, Descent, and present State of every Title of Perlagi
which has existed in this Country since theflonquest. By NYC**.
LAS BARRIS NICOLAS, Esq., of the Inner Temple, Barnttersts
Law, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. lo two vols. royal Sem
price 1 its. boards.

Ft (STRESSED MANUFA6TURERS.—
AAP' Art Meeting of the Manufacturers Relief Committee, held
alba City of London Tavern, May 10, 1026 ;
JOHN SMITH, Esq. and„ subrequently.
The Lord Bishop of CHESTER, in the Chair,
Masked, That Earl Howe. Moses Montefiore, and John Mar-
tin, gsq. M.P., be added to the Committee ; also
Resolved, That the following sums be remitted to the distressed
districts:—
To Ringley - C2OO 0 1
Church Parish . 200 II
Ashton-under-Line 60 0
Halifax - 200 0
Edpiy, near6tockport 100 0
Bradford and its neigh.
bourhood - 500 0 MS& I
• Subscriptions already ode. -old £58,768 4 &
Johe Sim . slt I Godfrey and Cooke 11 I
A Friend . 0 10 Amoy Strettell . 8 0
Henry Algae, . I I John Barrow - 10 10
Belem% Jolly - 1 0 31. M. - - 2 0
John jolly 1 0 John Nightingale - 10 0
Wm. Clarkson, of Baldock 6 0 J. G. Foyster . 5 6
C. K. B. 2 0 , At Wright and Co.'s
Robert Ferran - 1 1 Rev. Chic. Gore . 10 10
A few Servants at Bartlett's- A Indy, H. 0. - I 1
buildings, Holborn 4 0 Osborn Wm. Chambers S 3
Clark, Aiisted, and Co. 10 0 At Hopkinson and Co.',
Rich. Doughty . 1 1 Walter Richardson - 1 1
Alias E. F. Laney - 2 0 Lord Colville - 10 10
The Widow's Mite was not At Morland and Co.'s
disdained - 0 1 Alex. Henderson . 10 0
George Colebatch . 2 2 Right Hon. Wm. Henry
Amerman, by C. P. 75 01 Fremantle . 26 0
A. Rowland and Son 5 oi, Hen. Fdlis . 6 0
Thos. Davis - 2 01 At Ilankey and Co.'s
John Bye, of Esher . h 0' Capt 0. F. ilotham,R.N. 10 10
Mrs. Ann Bye, ditto 5 0 A. Z. - 1 0
Mrs. lirrin, Walthamatow 1 1 Ald. Geo. Bridges, 31. P. 21 0
Chas. Wit . 5 5 Mark Dyer . 2 0
Moses Slontefiore .6001 J. C. M. - 1 1
Sheppard, T 1101059, and Hen. Metcalf - 5 0
/Anted - 6 6 , At Martin, Call, and Co.'s
J. F. Gwyn - 1 I; P. Perm - 10 0
John Eliot - 10 (116.0. . - 5 0
Higgs, Bamford, and Co. 3 0, R. 13. 2 0
Garry and Curtis - 30 0! W. Underwood . . 1 0
James Teddy - 10 0 , His A..istants . It 15
S. H. L. . 1 I'J. P. Boileau . 10 0
C. /3. - - 1 I - 31.(3. - - I 1
At Dixon and Co.'s I I
George Griffith - 5 0 lion. C. Grimston 10 0
At Glyn and Co.'s Mrs. Robinson and Family 6 0
Inhabitants of Wareham, Thomas /Makin, - 2 2
Dorset, per Fryer and Mrs. T. Hoskins - 2 2
Co. first sebeerip. H. J. M. - 1 1
min - 201. 17.. Id. John Cotton - & &
Richard P. Glyn . 10 0 Miss H. Cotton - 2 0
Wm. Barlow . 5 0 P. C. . & 0
(}V. - 0 I A. G. - - 1 1
Thomas Garrett -20 R. W. Horton, M.P. 111 0
J. Heathcoat and Co. - 25 01P. C. Caralet . MI 5
John Trower - 10 0' J. G. Gesell - I 0
Rear-Athol. Sir Robert 1 At Willis, Percival, and Gr.'s
Barlow, K.C.B. - 6'OIJ. C. - 1 1
• At Lees and Co.'s IJ. T. Manning - 1 0
.1. C. - 30 ,I Hen. Golding . 10 01
Mrs. C. - 2 0 ' John Wood - 5 0
Muse C. - 0 10 James Sparks . 6 0
Rev. Riebd. fates, D.D. 5 5 John Manning - 5 5
EC B. Gardiner - 10 0 Richard Whitfield . 5 0
At 11basterrnan and Co.'s Stroud and Smith . 10 10
Robert ingley - 21 0 (From Oxford.)
Mrs. Wilson, Corson.st. 6 0 Rev. Thomas V. Short, 1
Joshua Reynolds - 6 0 Christchurch College 10 0
Andrew Todd . 10 0 Rev. It. L. Cotton, Woe.
R. Geld art - 2 0 crater College - 1 1
Richard Godson - 5 6 31r. Hall, Holywell 5 5
J. S. . 1 0 31r. Hudson - 2 2
T. J. Lancaster . .5 01 Rev. C. Clarke, Christ.
R. - . I 1 I church College - 11 3
ill Binglev . 6 51 Dr. Bourne - 10 10
Thorium Rhodes - 1 1I F. Oakely - 1 1
Gillespie and Co. -4, 25 0 The Master of Pembroke
WI there, Spencley, & Co. 10 10 College . 5 5
Peek, brother', and Co. 5 5 , Rev. Thomas Wintle,
Thomas Bridges . ISO 0 St. John's ditto - 5 5
Crowley,3lillingtonoteo. 52 10 Rev. Thomas Berland,
Rev.S. Hodson, Thrapston 5 6 Bailin' ditto . 1 1
Mrs. M. E. Rontiell 2 0 Mr. Rob. Hudson, New
Mann tit lli'yld4Borough 10 10 College - 1 1
11. T. Hewett - IS 0 Mr. William Maddock 1 0
At Hanbury and Co.'. James Blotting . 1 1
Mr*. C. Robinson 5 0 The President of Saint
P. P. - - - 1 0 John's College 20 0
f 511 -- •- Christchurch _ _

Nottingham . (300 0
Addinghant . 100 0
Crompton, near Shaw 100 0
Orindleton - 50 0
Knareaborough - 100 0

7 _ .
Hearse Bassevl . 5 0 .r. Calvert,
At Donien and Co.'s College 1 1
D. H. and J. A. Rucker Mrs. Thorp - 1 1
and Co. . 21 0 Mr. Thorp - 1 1
A. B. - . 1 1 Mr. Trower, Christchurch
C. 1). - - 1 1 College - 1 1
W. Bedford - 5 0 The University City
Miss Laing - 3 0 Bank . 91 0
Peacock and Bampton 5 5 Rev. J. F. Jowett 1 1
Charles Johnson & Son 5 6 Mrs. Wheeler, St. Giles's 1 1
/MN Broadhurst 661 Mr. Lee, Oriel College 1 1
Rey. J. F. Moore Halsey bo 0 Mr. lnnes, Trinity ditto 1 1
At Williams, Deacon, and Co. Mr. Puller, Christchurch
Nathaniel /tobarts 5 6 I ICollege - 1 1
W. H. B, - 1 0 Sir. Collett, Trinity ditto 2 2
A. and A. • 1 1 Mrs. Burford - 3 3
At Hammenley and Co.'s I A few Friends at the
F. 1). - - 6 0 Bell, Dean-street, St.

The Rev. C. W. Knyvett 2 0 Geoige's-court - 612
Col. G. H. Gordon 5 0 Per Veres and Co.'..
Edw. Smith Bigp . 2 2 Henry Seymour, Esq. 20 0
Mrs. Cox . 2 0 C. C. W. - 0 10
Abs. Wm. Bowman 1 0 Watson, Ilughes, and
Nrs.Champain - 3 0 Nash 10 10
Mrs. Hall . 3 o', Mrs. Nash . 5 5
Merton College, Oxford 50 01 Charles Bentley 10 0
Sir James Willoughby I Per Fry and Co.'s.
Gordon, Bart. 10 0 Fry and Chapman 105 0
Henry V. Tibbs - 1 1 Reynolds, Colchester, $t
At Gosling and Co.'s Co. - 50 0
John H. Merivale 5 0 R. N. Shaw, of Staple.

John R. Baker_ - 5 0 on
-
20 0
Han.3lr.Justreeßurrough 20 0 Henry Wilkins - 6 6
Edward Ravenscroft 10 0 Gadsden and Barlow 6 6
Wm. Sewell (Sussex) 10 OE. Llseing - 1 1
H. S. Hocken - 10 0 Per Lubbock and Co.'s.
James Trower : 10 • Ralph Ricardo . 10 10
Forearms Gage - 30 0 Arnim . 6 U
Hon. and Rev. Aochttel Sir C. Lemon, Bart. 20 0
(isy . 20 0 AI. S. and Friends 4 0
Sir Abel Haws, Bart. 20 0 , Thomas Leonard - 2 2
At Freed and Co.'s. 1 Clerks and Workmen in _ _ _

Robert R. Pennington 10 0 ; his employ - 118
Thomas Butler - I 0 T. W. 1 0
Compositor*, Pressmen, Rev. T. Vero Chute 25 0
• ate. in the employ of Per Stevenson and Salt.
111r.Daviaon,Loriabard- Osmond, Cape!, and Bar.
strict, Fket-street 2L 14.. Gd. ton
Robert Haldane Brad. From Greenwich

6 0
2 •

. ..-.--.- --- - -
'haw, M.P. . 100 0 I Per Rogers and Co.
At Courts and Co.'s 1 Matthew Rttper 20 0
Rt. Hon. Thos. Grenville 100 0 I Burton anti Bentley 10 10
The Countess of Guildford 60 0 Hugh Jones . a 0
IW. eLd D. Green - 60 0 A. Al. Creery 1 0
E. Starkie - 26 0 i Jno. Paynter - 6 5
D. A- Tennant - 6 01 Jos. Sharp 2 0
Viscount and Viscountess ' Some L:tile Children 0 6
Ebrington . 20 OiJ. E. Tozer 1 1
John Salter 6 0 W. Smallbone . 3 6
Mr. Salter . 1 1 i

El It/IT CM.-In the Advertisement of Subsenptions for the
Distressed Manufacturers. inserted in our Paper of yesterday, read
11716. 16s. 6d. received of Jones, Lloyd, and Cu., from the Bath
Committee, per Hobbouse and Co.. instead of " Hobhouss and
Co. of Bath, per Jones, Lloyd, and Co."
Subicriptions received by the Bankers In Town and Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. W. H. H VETT, Sec.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed " To Francis
Erecting, Esq., London," and sumrscribed, " Manufacturers'
Relief Comm i tire."