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• - • ip, •ra,..4, • 3 44- . •) 1 / 4 ' ) ) • r../4 . a • sgrukDAT,,DECEMBER le, 1807. NUMBER 5891 ! PRICK 81X-PKtie6 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER i 2, will be aged (Silt time clack ao years the Comic Opera of LIONEL AND CLARISSA. Lionel, Mr: Braham ; Colonel Oldboy, Mr. Banniiter ; Sir John plowerdale, Mr. Powell ; palmy, Mr. De Camp ; Jenkins, Mr. Smith ; Harman, Mr. Gibbon ; Clariffa, Mifs Lyon ; Lady Mary Oldboy, Mifs Pope ; Diana, Signora Storms ; Jenny, Mrs, Ana To whirls will be added (for the 37th time) a New Melo. Drama, in two Adis, caned ELLA ROSENBERG - . On Monday, Love for Love ; with Tekcli On Tuefday, a Comic Opera ; with Ella. Ramberg. en Wednelday willbe produced (never aged) a new Tragedy, ea led Faulkener. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•GAR DEN. I'HIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 12, will be aged the New Comte Opera of TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD. The Scenes, Divas. and Decorations are entirely new. The Overture and Mufic competed by Mr. Shield. The principal Cba ratters by Mr. Thompft,n Me. Bellamy, Mr. Jones, Mr. ineledon, Mr. Taylor, Mr. amounts, Mr. King, lair. Earley, Mr. Lifton, Mr. rawcett. Mrs Dinilin, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs Ditkons, Mifs Bolton, Mr. Li:ton, Mrs. . C. Kemble. Alter which will be performed ( teth time), a Grand Hifturical Mclu-Drama, called THE BLIND BUY. . The principal charaeltrs by Mr Murray, Mrs. C. Kr-nhle, Mr. Brunton, Mr. Fawcett, Mr Thompfun, Mr. Chayntan, Mr. Farley, Mr. 'Afton, hairs Britow, mire No. ton. On Monday, The Revenge. On Tuefday, Two Faces under a Hood. Ou lA'cdnchlay, The Comedy of the Cunkthracy. TM. day waq publifbed, Handfnmely printed in Four Volume.. Ucta•o,pricell Rs boards, THE CODE of HEALTH and LONGEVI ; or a Concfc View of the Pripet')les calculated for the Pre. (ovation of Health, and the _Attainment of Lays Lif e . By Sir JOHN SINCLAIR. Bart. Printed for A. Cool:P.4We and Co. F.diutourgb ; Cadet! and Davis., Strand ; and .I.ln Murray, Fleet ftr,-ct, London. OXFORD, This day was publiflatd, in Four elegant Volumes, price One Guinea in boards, with Et.griviugs, O XON IANA, or ANECDOTES, HIS roar. CAL, ANTIQLIARI AN, and BIOGRAPHICAL, cm piled chiefly from ORIUINAL NIANURCILIPTII w RtIL oinciAN and other Lisanatts at Oxfam). "Printed for RICHARD PIDLLIFS, NO. 6, Bride Rreet, London; and to be bad of all BoukMlcrs. Of whom may he had, WALTOLIANA,IIIOI4 9s boards. Of elegantly bound ADDISDNIANA,2 WAS to. 61 hoards, ditto. trot tot 6d boards, ditto. BROOXIANA, 2 vole Ics 6d board‘ditto. "I us FKLNCII ANAR,3 VOIR iss boards, ditto. In the Morth of January 2808, will be puhlifh-d by Subfcrip tion, by BRODER* and WILKINSON, No Haymar ket, London, A NEW FRENCH METHOD for the HARI', compufed according to the R ules of the molt approved Mar tel.. of Paris, Coulincau, Petriui, Nadernian\D,r , g is, &re r.m. pared with Co •nt Newbourg's Method. To which is added, E. samples, Explallatiollll, Leffons, au 1 Fingerir g, calculated to :act lace indimprhve the Performance. By COUNT sr. Plt.R.llF. DE NEWEIOUR.G. The Work will be printed on the belt Paper. Price toSubicribers (the trench Edirloo) tis. to Non Sutieri• hers, IS" Ditto (an finglith Tradli:ian) Ica. 6d. to Nun rub fulikaibers, t as. A Lilt of the Subicrib-rs will be printed wigs the Work. Where may he had, , A favourite French Air, Dans le Verger de Cythcre, compolel for the Harp, and dedicate.: to Milk Howard by Count New bsue3, price is 6d. Allo, a popular German Melody for the Harp, by Mifaler, prim is. 6d. MEGAN i• RMAN FLUTE MUSIC. MESti!t:i BUrToN and PURDAY, St. Pant's Chinch yard, London, beg leave to futanit to the Lovers el German Flute Mufic, the plan of their MUSICAL CABINET, Or, CLASSICAL POCKET LIME IST, Adapted for Cne or Two o:rolati Flutes, Flageolets, or Hautboys. Vats 1 to 4 confift of an elegant felediun of Songs(with words) and Dances. 5 & 6 of Idea Duets and Trios. Vol. 7 C..nfitls ut 37 of the molt admired Scotch Airs-marly of them with variations--erranged as Duets. 8 Forty celrbeated Ira Airs, as Duets. 9 The molt elteetued WelcKfiongs and Alfa, as Duets. 10 The molt favorite Italia° Airs, as ditto. t Celebrated French Songs, Airs, &c. as ditto. German Airs, as ditto. 13 3 lk moil modern Marches and (Z" . rielsitepe. as ditto. 14 A felatlon of the molt admired bungs and Duets (with words) from the Oratorios of Handel, Hayden, and Arne. This Work will torm the molt complete, eleglmt and clafiical Library for the German Flute, that ever appeared in this or any other country ; and that at the trifling expance of as 6d per Vol. tech voiume adually containirg as much nude, as, if purchafed in Bogle Meets, would colt from One Guinea to 3os. Eight Volumes have already appeared, and a new volume will be pubiiihed on the firft day of every Month till the Work is linitheeL se the Mutic Warehoufe of the Editors as ateive: aad stay be had of every :Mule Seller its the United Kinsdont - - SUFFOLK. MANSION, PARK, MANOR, AND ESTATE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CO.NTRAU l', (By Order of the„Truftees), A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,enro. A X prifing the Manor of BSNHAI.L, in Suffolk 1 with the Royalties, Filbert, profits of Comte, and other rights and privileges bin. en g . A magnificent modern Mal:lion lifniftt in complete artier gad repair, with al emotive range of offices of every &I'. eription, Stabling and Coach bottles, See upon a fcale of -feentrif. 'lodation far a family of thv brit confequence ; large. Kitchen and Flower Gardens walled in Hothoufe, Grapery, Greenhoufe, JAMIE Shrubbery, Walks, Flantations, and Pleafure Grove& ; Deer Park, endured with a pale fence ; Woods, Plantations, anal Coppices, well gored with valuable and ornamental tiat'oer and anderaond with a nearly furrounding Mate, confiftifig of f„wral Very valuable Farms, containing in the whole about !can acres Pa fmall part of which is copyhold) of excellent Arabic, bleadow, i ?allure, and Wood Laud , part in band , and the reit let to moil 1 tefpedlahle Tenants. The great Tythes of the Pari(b of Benhall, Wending over 2000 acres of land,and the Advowfon and right of Prefertation to the Vicarage. The whole of the preff•nt value of aowardsof atm!. per annum ; late the rebdeuce and property of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, deceafed. 1 Ids Ellate Iv fituate in a rich and beautiful part of Suffolk, within a few miles* the fees, near Saamunditam, en the high road frtna Ipfwich to Yarmouth, diftant about 88 miles from London, ace in the midi of excellent Hoak in all etiredions. The Manor it aloft abundantly Reeked with pheafar.ts, partridges and bares, Ind bounded in aco bdtrable part by the river Aide. Printed. particulars may he bad, and references made to R 1.. Appletard. F.fq New ftpivre, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon, whtrc a plan (Hod eloseaticn of the Mai.gen Hoak, and a asap of the Eitste may k !cut. This day *ere publifbed. I libree Volumes 12210. peke 13$. 6d. in beards, 'THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. By Mifs ANNA MARIA PORTER. Printed for Longman ,Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoftcr•rows Of whom may be had by the fame Author, A Sailor's Friendfitip and a Soldier's Love. 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Printed for J Mawman 1+11.12., Pnultry. Of whnni ma,. be hadjult. pubbilted. Wraxall's Hia of France under ahe Race of Valois, a new edition, in z vnl. Bvn. if:s. boards. Tour 1 hrough France, a new edition, tam. 4+. in board+. TV .s day vratpubilOwd, price ss In boards. The St cood Edition of OBSERVATIONSon ABORTION; containing an Accimut of she Meaner in which it takes place, the C.auf!s wilkh produce it, and the Method of preveathig, or trehting it. By JOHN BURNS, Lederer of Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Phylicians and Surgeons In Glargow. Printed for Longman, Hurl!, Rees andOrme, Paternofer•row. Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, lately publinicti, Pradtical Olifervations on the Uterine Hemorrhage; with Re minks on the Management of the Placcuta—in one volume E vo. price 51. in board.. ARTS and MANUFACTURES. This day was publifhtd, in Two Vol.. ho with 30 Plates, price ate. MENTS of Sc I ENCE and AR T By JOHN I MISON. A new Edition, adapted to the Improved State of Science, By Tnoss.ss WIBITEIt. This Work conlills of a Familiar introdudion to Natural Philo fophy and Chemittty. and their Application to a Variety of Atts and Manuf, tauten, the principal of which are Brea 1-makh.g Droving, Bleaching. Dyeing, Calico Printing, 1 annin l r, Curryinr, Refining. Pottery. Manufacture of Olaf% Varnitising, Jap inn: os Lacquering. Gilding. H:vering,Tinning, Soldering. Mi.utding and Carting, Can,nt% Lutes, luk-making. &e. l raving, l'aiotinq Tranfparencics, Crayon-Painting Etching, Engraving, Mi.zzo tinto Scraping. Engraving in Aquatint ~ Engraving on Wood, Ft,h;ng on Glaf.. "ngraving an Stone, and a gt tat Variety of Mil* celloitou • Articles. London : Panted for Cada and Davies. Lengman and Co.; Richardlons, Vernor, Hood, and Co :_j. Walker. j. Murray, S. lia„iter, SCa!Cherd sad Co.; Crab,' an4Co. g B,Sekeley, and Job, Hardin,;. AURAL ARCHITEC 1 URIL This day were publieil,in Oro, with n plates,price to. Ed. rituc 'IONS for BUILDING in PISE; or. A Ihe Art d Fretting Broil and dura'ile Walls, to the height of ftucral Bodes compofed entirely of earth and the comnion materials. I.y 'VILLIAN4 BARBER.. Loudon Printed for J. HarJb.s, No. 36, St. James's Itrect, Where may be bid, t Atkinfon's Cottace Arch;teeture, with olifervations on the di!. fceent materials Ured lot building them, sta, t 3 plates, sl is s Gandy 's lkfsgns for Cottage., Farm Building,. 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(correfponding with IN'atkia:N's Biographicai Dieticuary). accompanied ov •epa rye Maps of every County in England. and by various Nlap- of Wales, Scotland. and Ireland. price los. complete in boards. or the Didtionary done up without the Maps price Os. in hoods, or the Maps done up cepatat , iy price trs 6d. half bound, forming the cumpkteft Adis of the liritirh Wands yet publidted. every Map having been drawn prirpofely from original materials on a new Ilan, A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of the i- - 1, . UNI I'ED KIN-MUNI, conylled front PARLIAMEN TARY, GOVERNMENTAL, and other AU rHENTIC MO DERN DOCUMEN f'S and AUTHORITIES, (each of which are annextd to dle Yelp... Rive articles, or particularly detferilaed in the Preface) sod eantaltdog LEGAL, ECCL*SIASUICAI., GEOGRAPHICAL. TOPOGRAPHICAL, AN rIQLJ ARIA N, COMNIEIILIAL, AGRICULTURAL, and STA s ISTICAL • ACCOUN I'S of every COUNTY, HUNDI.D. COTT. Boaonas, 1 M A RKBT Town, PAIUSII. rowssmar, 1-IAULt!. TYTUINO, ' Rives. CANAL. 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Printed for RICHARD Pirittirs, No. 6, Bridge- ftreet, Black• friars, and to be had of all Bookiellers in Great Britain and Ire land, in boards, and in various bindings. N. U. Country Bookfcilers are requelted to be particular in &C -. tinguifhir.g the Work complete, which fells for 245. boards; the 1 Dietisolary, without the Maps, which (ells for idos boards, or the Atlas plain, wishnut the DiCtionary, which fells for sus. 64 half bound, otake Atlas coapou a no, whist) kik for 145. /lC4t!/L4IIf3.OPPICE, November 13, 1807. THE COMMISSIONIII2 for FIuTUALLING HIS Andy ssrn N4 pr, do busby give Amer, That on Tuefday, the tsth of December nest, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL; to be dell vercd,One Hundred and Fifty Tons into His Maj:fty's Vidualling Stores at Portfmouth. and the remaining One Hundred and Fifty lons into thole at Plymouth; one half thereof in one month, and the other half in one month afterwards ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office. 1%10 regard will le bad to any Tender in lobkb tbt price ILE not k infirted in 'lvor& at length, or that flail not be delivered to the Board defire one gielark on the fluid Tneflay the Istb of Deeerribtr next, nor unkfi the Per d ron who sealer the Tender, or foam Perfne cc bir behalf, attends to wilier, foto, calla litr. VICTUALLING UPPICII, November 24, 1807. THE COMMISSIONAIZS for VICTUALLING HIS arAyEsTro ArArr, do hereby give Nadu, That on Monday the igris % of Deeetwber nett, ctrey will be ready to recrive Terden in writing (ruled up) and trot for the fupply of what FRESH BEEF hail be demanded fur the ufe of His Majefty's Ships and Velreis at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of Neef ; and at Margate; in Dover Roads; and at New Rummy (on feparetc Cnotradts) flr twelve months, from the tit of January to the 3ra. of December, sS.B, ioelufive ; and to he paid for by Bills payel;le with interest drys after date The Conditions of the 2untladis may he ken at the Secretary's Office, at this Circe, or by applyirg to the Colic:nor of the Cultoms at Yarttiou:h; or to Mr. Ruff.ll,•Agent r'3l - the Vit.:teal ing, at Dover. _ retard nt.;t; hr bad to any 'rem ter ;Is tabhb elle fret flan not ti infirtol in v. --d, lengtb.or tbatjkll n,t h, detrtrt la' to the Board itbre Cne o'Ctoti to tbefaid Monday :be 1411. , of Partite next, nor inelsre t'e l'erpo if.. moles tie 'reader, or low Per,f,J4 on bit Waif, orteol t anfoorr evSen called for. BY ORDER OP THE COMMIiSIONERS 1 7 !)R VICTUAL- L:NG IliS MAJESI - Y'd NAVY. TO BE SOLD, On rri lay the filth of L`cerither hit. at Eleven n'C lock in the Forenoon rrecifely, a. his Nefijcity's Army Victual ling Stores, (formerly t h e Kitig's Brewhnufe), Lower Fait Smithfield. SEVERAL LO TS of OLD S CORES, •f nnfervicea`le Iron Hoops, Irifh Barrel St , ves. Old White Crane Ropr, Meal fweepings, Rice fweepings, a quantity of Fluur Sacks and Rice Bags. The I.nts may be viewed, on Wednefday t6th, Tburfday 17th and Morning of Sale, when further parficulars may he had. COMMERCIAL ROAD—WHITE HORSE STIR EEL'. 110 BE LET, in One Lot, on a Repairing Leafe for at Years, SIX VEEN HOUSE':, including Twn Public lloafet, viz .the Q.Ltecn's Heal an! the White Herfe, b. leg Net 66,67, 68. 69, 70, 7 1 , 7i. 73, 74. 7S. 76, 77. 7S, 79. 3o and Et, in the (lid Street. Turther path-tikes may be known by applyieg at the Clerk's Office at Mercer's Hall in Ironmonger lane ,Chesplide, any morn ing between the boun of ten and two. Propefals, felled up, mutt be delivered to the Clerk on or before the 16th Deeemt - next, and the perfo••s making them mat at• tend a Committee of the Comp. at their Hall on the following day, at a quarter before eleven of the do:4 i i the forenoon. WM. EDW. WARD, Clerk. Mercer.' Hall, Nov. 23, 1807. LONDON CAI.ENDAR FOR zEo2I. MR. STOCKDA LE refpe4folly informs the Public, that be has publithrd the Lr.iNDOBT. or ROYAL CALEND R, upon an enlarged and Improved Plan ; cnritt;ning the prefent Peerage of the Unite•; Kingdom, with newly engraved Plates of the Arm+ of the Preri, Baronets, &c I lltrwifc the CoMpahion, with couGderable additions, and an Alm...flack, price hound 141. 6d. or nfi:l7 bound in red roan, and duulde lettered, price iiine..Plecadilly, Dee. WORCEirklt. 3c. BIRMINOIi.kM CANAL NAVIOA IION. Hen and Chickens Hotel. Birmingham, November 17, any. A 1' a Special AfTembl, of Proprietors of this on. dertakiag. holden purfuant to Notices duly prbillhed in the WorcellGr and Birmingham Nrwfpapers to take tiro coofidera than and to adopt, vary, or reject a Plan or Plans produced, and laid before Coca ACkmbty. of an application to Parliament, for powers ZJ Glare money to finish and complete the (aid Canal, and Neb Works Matters and C.nreeniencies, at may be ueccffary for elledting. caliph/till, and ufing the fame. It was relayed unanimoull V. That this Company apply to Parliament for Powers to rat fe Money to Bath the Canal. !hat application be made to Parliame-t for Powers to raife the fun-. of One Hundred and Sitty eight Thourand Pounds. by a Subfeription of Four Thailand and Two Hundred additional Sham, at each Share. The Subfcription to be rpen to the p-cf,nt Proprietors only, until the tall slay of January neat and to fu:h others as Plan become l'rn prietors within that time, but no fuck Propti: tors to he at liberty to fubfcrihe for MOM than Two Sh..res. fur each Shite he rr (he (hall have in the Canal at the time of Rl:Scribing; and in order that every fuch Proprietor may have an opp,rtuni - y c.f fubfcribing. a Sultcription Bosh (hall be opened at Marrs N'ilkit.fon, Star.iii, Smith, and Smith's Bank. in Birmingham. until the laid pit of January, and that it. on each Shire Mall be paid toJohnWilkinfon, LC() the Treafurer, at the Banking liou!"e of the laid Marrs Wil kinfon, Stettin, Smith and Smith, at the time of fuhfcribing. That if at the dole of the above Suhfcripti.c, any loch Shares Mould remain unlubfcribed for. the Subrcription (hall he opened again at the Paid Bank, and remain open to the Proprietors one calendar Month longer, cluring which time each Proprietor (hall be at liberty to fuhfcrihe for two SLires more, for each Share lie or the Mill poll; fs previoully to and at the time of his or her firit fubfcribt - g until the fubfcription be fully provided. It (tall be filled within the Paid Month, and it at the end ut the fail one Ca lendar Month any Shares (hall remain unfubferibed for by the Pr oprietors, the fulafeription 'hall be op..ti to all perfons (whether Proprietors or not) who Mall chore to become fuhfcribert, trail the Sublei:ption is filled up, fuch Lett mentioned Fuhferibers pay ing at the time of fubfaihing to the faid Mr. Wilki..fon, at the faith Banking Houk, one pound on each Share, he or the (hall fob feribe for. That the remainder of the Subfeription be paid by calls of four pound* each. on each Share fubferibell for, that the one pouchd tie pofit be confidered as part of the firfi. call, and the remaining three pounds per (hare of the laid Brit call, be paid as (*on as i: con veniently may he tatted and ordered to be paid, after the paths?. of the Ad, if obtained ; but that the future calls of four pounds each on sack Share, (ball not be lefs than three calendar mouths dißanee from each other. That the Company have power to mile, in cafe of need, forty thnufand pounds, by adding from five hundred to one tboufand more Shares, at the rate Shares (ball bear at that time. . That pelicans neglecting to ray their calls, Mall pay interett on their calls, at five per cent. per annum, from the time the fame are ordered to be paid. That perfoos fubferibing after calls have been made, than pay intereit at the rate of five per cent. per annum on the calls that have been made ; fuck intereft to commence from the time the calls were ordered to be paid. BENJ. PARKER, Clerk of the Paid Company of Proprietors. BANKof Emat.AND Dee. to, 1 8 3 7- : ['HE COURT of DI REC FORS • , 1 the G )vet nor ' and Company of the 13.401 t of Foolatitt, 1)o hereby gtye Notice, That. all NO l'l S of the f. 0 ,1 Governor audCu.n pany, dated ou and after the tit day of lomat y, wli; 4 made payable to Mr. HENRY Rase, or beart.r. RORER I . 13F.T, S e erttar7. SOUTHAMPION AND LONDuN PROPOMD JUNC- 'TON CANAL. Alton. Hants. Dec. $ Soy. AT a numerous and refreetable MILE I'ING of PROPLURTORS and OCCUPIERS of LANUS nod MILLS and others, to take lot° cori'', ration the, Plat and 'KW bible confequences of the above Mtature. ritSCHT, The Right Hon Lord Stawell James Ward, Efq The Right Hon Earl remple John Williams, HA Sir Thi,mas Miller, Bart. John Marth, Efq 'lke Marquis of Winchefter,by John Manwaring Ffq Mr Grertham john Charles Mu heron, Eft Sir Chaloner Ogle Junta Shatter, U.l William Harris, Efq Major Barton Edward Auflen, Eq. by Mr The Rev Mr Miller Seward Tke Ray C. Powlett Robert Newton Lee, Efq j The Rev O. N. V. Atkins L I Edward Wotills,Efq The Rev Mr Saiabury Melfrs. Chitty, Seward, Knight, Arundrll, Waight Crump, Culdfinch, Stercns, Lamport, Crump, Trinni.er, Baker. Simmands, Paine, Dowden, Briltow, Attficl 1, '1 ice, l.avington, Robinfon, Auden, William Eggar, 1 bas Eggar, henry bggar. Wlkiam Veldt°, Ket fl ey, Goodeve, Sinirnonds„ htuvold, :math, Haynogißudd, Clement, Samuel Fggar, Bennett, Wonlveridge, Worthington, Bernard, Pullinger, Barnard, Hale. Chrblipher Italden, Andrews, Sagan, Pullinger, Welt, Stubbs, with tinny othen. Lord STAWELL, In the Chiir, The following Refolutions were unarim , ,ufly entered into, viz. Tint the propelled Cl: , :a is trineerfnry. ai the Communic.it ion between London, Porto:mouth, ::autit,r;l:vtnn, and Wincheiter by Seals, in the opinlini cf calLul,ted t.) Anfwer the purpofes both of Govcatw:ent and of i;:dividuals fur the fol lowing reafons, viz : becaufe, flippoling the adv. - tages attending an intended corn =mica:ion uvtr that by fra to I.c as great a, tit prootetert of the Canal fuppofe it thonbi appear, that a 01 fa ecna.lerable a part of cur Cualting Trade and con!equemiy of the rurfery of our (carnal, cfpecially too at a moment when our foreign commerce is prohibited throughout the world, will more than counterbalance any advantage which may be expedted from Coals, Articles of Commerce, and Naval Stores, being conveyed iu barges in pre ference to {hips. Becaufe the pi-rippled Canal muff be very frequently Ihort of water, inaftnuch as there is already fo little water in the River "Ney, on the line ut the propefed Canal between the Bifi , gftoks Canal and Alton; that there is already infufficient to •lrive the Mills on it in the rummer months, which are now to ceafe grinding on that account, sonkqucutly there will be too littls water for the Canal. Decaure the Line of the prepored Canal between Ahon and Ropley is through a porous foil which will never hold water, in a Country .where there is a great fcateity of water already, fo much fo, that the cattle arc obliged in dry rummers to be driven four or five miles for water, front the Parifhes of halt Titled, Newton Valence, l'arringdon, &e. to Alton, and the water to lilt the ':anal for fire miles frees Alton to Rotherucld, mutt be taken from the Kivu Wry. at Alton, where there is alceady too little water. Ikeaufe the Navigation of the Canal will be continually impeded by froll in the winter months, during which leafon of the year alone can the inland carriage of pinlic acres be fuppofed to be more advantageous to t:.c public, than that by fea, confeommtly the benefits pretended to be held out to the public by the Canal s will prove to 6c fallacious. • That this Meeting is therefore of opinion that the prefent communication by water eoatt wdys, will he the air? certain, the Imolt uferul, generally' the quickea, and the molt to be de pended on. This Nlceti::g is alto of opinion that another material .earon I why tWf. Canal would not be .of public utility le, that there is a 1 h:11 between Rotherfield Park and Lyderhill Farm, upwards of two miles bread, where the Canal is not Fitended to be cut, and . where the Pr,,prhitors propofc to have an Iron Railway over the Ihill, fo that perkns trading, on this Canal will be put to great trou'ale and iuconvenience of twice loading nn J unloading their good at no v• - y eXpetICE and ride of damage and plunder. which will certainiy prevent the Canal from being much tired, and from being ot eaat public and general utility which has been hal forth to the Country. Tit this hie,:t:ng is of opinion that a great number of Milk aid a large quantity of dry and water Mead,w Land, fo oh vioutly and impetinutly neceftsry to the agri, uhure of the country on the Late:ldea line, will be defttoyed by this Canal. That this !Wetting 14 of opinion, that the Pudic would not be at all benefited by this Canal; whereas the extreme injury to nu merous individuals is certain ; and it appears that fearce any of t►e owners or occupiers of land upon the propofed line, have either contented or fuhreriheJ to its completioo, confequently that the Canal will he of a very unneetrary and cruel violation of pri vate property, without an/ profpedt of proportionate public Ibenefit. That this Meeting is further of ordain, That the freeholds ami property of a great iu , dy of individuals ought not to be entered on and cut to pieces againit the confect of the proprietors, merely to anfwer the purpofts of gain of a few rrferis ; and on there grounds this Merti:l it determined to relit and oppofe the paffing of the Bill for the propofed Canal by every lawful means. That Committees be appointed for concluding the raid Oppofi thin, and that the fulliwing be of the Committee at Alton, The Right Hon Lord Stawell , James Ward, Efq Sir Thomas Miller, Bart fhe Rev Noel Watkins The Rev Ilsomas C. Miller Mr dridger Seward I Robert Newton L. e, Lfq ♦T FARNHAM. John Marfh,Efq Mr G. C. Kn!.ht James Shatter, t• cci Mr Crum? John Manwaring, Ella Mr Dowden a John Williams, Elq Mr Newnham Mr Chitty Mr James Stevens' AT ALRESFORD. The Rt Hln the Earl Templo The Re 7 J. Wright Sir Chaloner 01e Mr Waight Wrn. Harris, Efq Mr Wm Yalden Major Barton Mr Richard Goldfinch '1 he key C. Powlett Ref.,lvA, fhat a Subecriptinn to derray the Espences of the f 31.1 Oppofition he imme.liAtely entered into, and Subf...iptiotis be re ceived by the foli.wing Bankers, at the difporal of the General Committee, viz.—By Meffrs Praeds and Co. Fleet.ft rein, London Mr Knapp, at Airc,cord aid Winch..(ter Mars Ariten, Gray and Vincent, Alton Ivieffre Cock and Lampert, and Mari Stevens and Co. Farnham That the individual, of each Local Committee be confidered as Members uf. a General Committee, and that Meetings be called from time to time by any three Memh.rs. That a Meeting of the General Committee be appointed to be held at the Swan inn, Alton, on Tuefday the isth day of Deem. ber initant, at Eluven o'cloot in the morning. That a Surveyor and Engineer be immediately employed by the General Committee to Purvey the line of the Canal, and to report their opinions to the faid General Committee. That there Refulutions be publifiaed in the London and Pro viucial Papers. STAWELL, Chairman. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his Condudt La the Chair.