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A (c/ J ,r // No. 6,870. O.:Fig.:REPS in POIITLANI).—At a MEETING of CI STONE MERCHANTS and Others, for the RELIEF of thr vatting INHABITANTS of the ISLAND of PORT LAND, Mr. JOHN SEARLE in the Chair • The pn•eeetiinget of a Meeting held at the Isl and of Portland, at which the Covemor. John Penn, Eq. presided. and i g, nformation fo'll o t h e r source,. having been laid before the Meetin it appears thst the sea had. during the late storm, broken down its natural h.reer, and carried with it an immerse quantity of beach ; that the vi'hge of Chiswell hall been overwhelmed, causing the destruction 0 1 36 with 23 of their inhabitants, and irreparably damag. ink, :had,. 100 houses more, the fishing boats, nets, furniture, and ar pard. being also destroyed, makes a Inas of property amounting ra Ly which a great number of families hare been lett ered no completely deatnute, that an immediate supply of bread dothiag has been found necessary to keep them from starving. The Ilcetiag lament to state , that the inhabitants are in such (ltitniss, as to make it necessary to appeal to the public benevo. . d ice; the islanders are active and energetic men, and are in the tishlt of rends ring valuable assiatanei• to vessels in distress, and a T.,,Tertfal appeal on their behalf is made to the shipping interests. Is consequence of the above information, various Resolutions were entsred into, and a Committee was appointed for conducting Subscription in London, and to co-operate with the Committees Portland and Woniouth. a. 1 W. FREEMAN, lion. Sec. te a. Mr. Robt. Adams - 1 I Mr. 11. liters, Spring...trete 1 1 Mr. 1). Shuter - 2 2 Sir F. Claude Scott, Bart. 20 0 Mr. Jas. Rendre - 1 I Thos. Luseomlie, Esq. I 1 Mr. Ward - 0 10 31r. Campbell . 0 10 A lientleman 1 1 Thos. Pritchard, jun. 1 1 Ltd Elteobornugh, per Messrs. Hoare . •6 0 Ilehry J. Eliners . 2 2 Rt. lion. l'has. Yorke. per Messrs. Cocks and Co. 10 0 Per Messrs. Curtis and Co. Rob'. Smirks, Eaq. ILA. 3 6 Mr. Wm. Freeman 5 3lr. John Freeman . 5 6 31r. John Tattoo . I I Ilailet, Fani. - 1 0 Mr. 'him. Bedford I I Mr. It. W. Riply . 2 0 N. M. Rothschild, Esq. 20 0 A. M. Raymond , 10 0 Per 3lesars. Merrier., Farquhar, and Co. Mees:o. (..:rundy and Ro binson . 21 0 Iris. Sarah Frreman 31 10 Mr. John alaneon 21 0 11...50s iVake and Daniel 31 19 'Rome Kitson, Esq. 1 1 Samuel IVation, Esq. 1 1 Mr. Thom.% Piper 20 e Mears. Franco., White, sod Franris - 10 10 J. Colreif:. Esq. M.P. 10 10 ter. Mollano . 1 0 Or. Wire . A 0 11",?. %Yr'. White head 10 10 s!er. I iiester. :infield 2 0 IZ. M. :;:eichan, Esq. 1 1 M. Gro::;:i Ilurneil fi .5 A Friend to the Island 1 0 Mr. W. St:.itil, Regent's Park - - 2 2 Meer , . Ilatehard & Dike I 1 10 J. NO . . Esq. _ 1 Messrs (. llstebatd 0 Mr. W. D. Willson 0 Mr. Whiielaw - 0 J. 11?. noioss Marsh 0 Mr. J. C. Bristlier 0 Mr.ll. Lorton - 0 Messrs. Ailron - 0 Mr. 31. W. Johnson 0 10 Mr. Thomas Robson 2 0 Messrs. W. and C. Thomp. 103 . . I I Mr. J. Giles 1 0 31eurs. Stewards 105 0 !dews Searle and Foot 10 10 Won. Slur)e Brothers 10 10 Mrs. D. Siurge - 1 I 31:. Henry veto - 21 0 Mr. E. lia:chard . 1 1 Mears. Atkisson and Brown - 21 0 Mears. lee and sons ISO 0 Mews. Fowler and Jones 5 fi Mr. W. 11. Jackson 1 1 Arras ( luistie, Esq. 2 0 Mous. Farqhuar ' and Co. 50 0 Joseph Forster, Esq. 1 0 A Mend - - 0 5 Messrs. Bennett and Runt 6 6 Mr. Robinson . 1 1 John Siang, Esq. R.A. 26 6 T. P. - . I 0 Per Mr. Ilaichard, Pic dilly. Ludy Brixton, Sbadwril Lodge . . Dowager COIII3IOII of 31acartney 10 0 Per s , r Claude Scott and Co. Johd Adair Hawkins, Esq. 1 0 Janes Lorton, Esq. 6 0 Messrs. Willis, Percival, a:gl Co. - 20 0 Messrs I lanbury, Taylor, and Lloyd - 5 5 Mr. Rice . . 1 1 Mr. 11. Sharpe . 10 Messrs. Smith and Sons 10 10 31r. Fletcher, Wbeaiabeaf Wharf . 6 6 Bola for antiacnptinns will be opened at Megan. Sir Wm. Cur *, 'Warta. and Curtis : sleaara. Claude Scott and Co. ; Ilarbm. Taylor. and Lloyds; 31c.it rs. Metrics, Farquhar, and ; Dlecsrr. Willi*, Percival, and Co. ; Mews. William., Bur. sit. and Co.; a 1.., at Mears. Francis, White, and Francis's, Nable Wharf, N'auxhall •rml at Mr. flatchard's, Piccadilly; they trill al.° be thankfully received by any of the Committee. 'FNUNDATIONS in CEIIM.‘NY.—APPEAL to the I devastations lately caused by the ne7flow rf the rivers in Gen:lam,, and partieubirly in the Grand Duchy of Baden, the Hessian Provinces on the Rhine, Bavaria, e Wurternberg. have coop:lied nearly bt).ols poor sufferers to real for relief, in their almost indescribable disuses, to the cbari tee British nation. Thmuch whole diatricta the waters hare swept off every descrip. In of property, and all their little farming stock. At this period olds year the sevetity of the weather, much more intense there sae is England, adds to their misery: and a more pitiable case witty ever laid before that natiim whose benevolence has never liturokitzit called upon in rain. By fax the greater part of these unfortunate people have au stem fanieits, and are at this moment in want of every necessary of life. la tasking their mclanchoir situation known to Great Britain, Yr. N. M. Rothschild entertains a firm hope, that these numerous sufferers will not be the first from whom the proverbial benevolence oldie nation will be withheld. ImTuotort.;;;;;;;;VlOnTalready advertised, t 1,3112 Us. 6d. SuberipUnis received at 31r. C. a. 15.31. Rothschil3.'a. I SVm. Hobson, Esq. 5 0 .C. s. 31 rs. Rougernivrt,D,thrich 5 U irks Blida. Esq. 10 10 Ed w. Turner, Esq. 1 1 Die Carruthers, Lsi. 5 4 15'111.11u' lingswor,it, Esq. 10 0 perm. Muni and Co. 5 5 Stephen Hart, Esq. 3 0 Mania S. Writhing, Esq. 5 5 An Exchange Broker 1 1 Mews. 31. L Rensiesan Mr. Frederick Kirchner 1 1 1.1 CAL . I I Wm. Little, Erg. 2 2 1.11. Rock, E. S 0 George Pearce, Esq. 3 3 1.3. lleopley, L,l. 6 0 Wm. Jemmett, Esq. 3 3 J. HOTSbIIIII, Esq. 6 0 11. J. M. S 3 Amheny Haveaside, Esq. 6 0 James Hems, Esq. 2 0 Ik'si. Stanley Clarke, Epq. 5 0 Messrs. Richard and Ro. News. Harrison, erry, bent ()Reason . 2 2 k Harrison, of Koran- John Jackson. Es 9. 2 U ..bough - I 0 John Richmond, Esq. 2 0 11 0 Proprietors of the Sun ( lurks Matkintion, Esq. 6 0 Newspaper - 5 0 telisel lwadmann 6 0 Messrs. Everett and Co. 10 0 Books for Subscriptions are open at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and math's; Mews. Thisterman, Peters , 11l ddred, Wakeman, and "...; ;ad at Mr. N. 11. Rothschild's. BOTOLRIL, ALDGATE. LONDON. TITHES—nth HENRY VIII. AT A SPECIAL GENERAL VESTRY, held in 11. Xll the Church, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth Day of Decem , Mr. Churchwarden HOPPE in the Chair, The Report of the Tithe General Committee, communirtting sec freeestlings since the Vestry held on the 2d day of September lot. together with the Town Clerk's Circular for a Conference at 4, 0(91.111. en Friday mat, es to an United Application to Perlis rent ftw Relief by the several Parishes labouring under the Claim Cle 9d. in the Pound were read. liztotren rirownitorsmr. S 011 n the Motion of Mr. Robert Carter, seconded by 31r. Samuel 411. lent That the Report of the Tithe General Committee now read 'cV. aromed. the 3lotion of Mr. Aislabic, seconded by Mr. Raphael. „.h. That this Vestry beg to record their sincere Thanks to the I:4 General and Sub-Committees for the steps they have taken !ftalf of to Inhsbitants, and request them to continue in their "de endeavours, hcalusto so strenuously exerted, for protection qv* the lay Impropriator's claim. Os the motion of :41r. Pratt, seconded by Mr. Ball, ht. That this Vestry learn, with reirrct, that the proposals made i llhe part of this pansh to the Day linpmpriator, with a view to f i fticabk adjustment of the existing differences, have been re- J O td etherehy the well-intentioned endeavours on the part of the ....,ftftennts to effect a compromise, at once honourable to the parish heal toward, the Lay Impropriator, as well as for affording Pontiac for the cfficiating Ministers of this parish, have been un 'Venally frustrated. °II the Motion of Mr. Blenkam, seconded by Mr. Blackburn, lR That this Vestry is desirous of recording its high sense of the 1 411810 e manner In which the llonourable Corporation of London feared their petition, and of the promptitude with which the pro (-riconseq thereon were instituted. the 3lntion of Stardring, seconded by Mr. Tyars, tr. ) ). That the Circular Letter from the Town Clerk of London, hits enclosure. now read, is of the deepest importance; and this in premed with the necessity of tha recommendation con paJi tftven. hereby request the Tithe General Committee of this t° aPpoint a Deputation to attend the Special Committee of d lerlftation, at Ouillhall. on Friday next, and confer Landlf An*. pursuant to the Circular of the Town Cler re 'mon to the Tithe Otmeral Committee, which is hereby em r4told to take such steps therein as the y shall deem proper. , the Motion of 31r. Deputy Colebatch, seconded by Mr. . 66 . That the 'foregoing Resolutions be edvertisee under the utettioo of the Ti th e General Committee. JAM P.M HOPPE, Churchwarden. ortmrtelred unanimously, On the Motion of Mr. Parker, seconded ilithaLtive Tanks of this Vestry aro hereby given to the i o_ „oaaruens mitvening this Vestry, awd to Mr. ILhurchwar- Ppe fur his conduct in the Chair. ONThIIORTGAOII elf ANNUITY. THOUSAND . 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Coroner for 51 iddlescx, on the body of Jeremiah Moore, who came to his death under the follow leg melancholy circonotances : It appeared from tbe evidence adduced, that the decer.ned was a resrectablenissterbricklayer, erecting the Sussex Circus, Mtent's park. The deceased was ou the pith story, and the intWolding, was fair Nardi in width • on the tire-vied stepping . (iota the flooring Joints, on to the scaileld, one of the ho gels gave VieY, and he was precipitated to the ground, being neariy the height of ;i1 feet ; the deceased fell into the area, &emu a atrutt, which strain: him upon the back of the head ; tie deceased was immechate4 taken home, and every surgiml assistance was gzt en, but be ex pired the next morning. at two o'clock. The deecand was mad and coteiliatery in his manners, and particularly abstemious. A nntnber of persons of respectability came f nward to inquire their speaking would be any r.stivfaetien to the luny. The I owner express.d himself aattafied, and the Jury brought in a verdict of •• Accidental Death." CORN EXCIf.4NOR, Dye. & We had an exceNting heavy n.arkee for every dese-iption of Grain today. In pr kiss of superfine Wheat there was no mammal voiation, hut th^ middling sorts were la. to fa per quzrter lower than on Monday. Malting Barley was la. to 51. per qna: ter and Oats M. to la. pee quarter. In prim of Deana .0 4 Mat thews wan no alteration. LONDON, THURSDAY, To sail To-morrow, FOR RONIII.IY direct, Ow fa , 4- tailing coppereil A. 1. SHIP AMITY, JOHN CHAY.C , lmmander,bordcn NO Tons, lying in the West India Export Ihrck. This Ship has excellent accommodation fur Passengers, and will carry a skilful Surgeon. Foe Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Fraser. Nichol, and Co 12, St. Wen's-place; John Chapman and Co. 2, be:McMinn street ; or to JOHN S. BRINLE Y. 13, Birchin-lane. FOR IN1)IA, STEAM VESSEL. ENI'EItPRIZE, WU Tons. Lieut. I. 11. JOIINSTi /N, H.N. Commander. The above superior Vessel (fitted for Passengers only and to carry a Surgeon) now building at Messrs. Donlon's Yard, at Deptford, and to be completed with Machinery of the beat description by Mr. Alaudalay, will be calculated fur either sailing or steaming, and will start for Calcutta, to touch at the Cape and Madras, early in March next. The cakulations hold out every prospect of her arrival in Calcutta within two months. Applications for Passage to be made to Mr. li. J. Saunders, Agent, Old South Sea House, Broad-street ; to the undermentioned Houses of East India Agency, Mews. Ilazett, Farquhar, Crawford and Co.; Cockerel!, Trail, and Co.; Fletcher, Alciantler, and Co.; P.dmers, Mackillop, and Co.; And also to the Commander at the Jerusalem Coffee House. 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PH LLI PS rico: etfully notifies, that be shall i submit by A 14:T It tN, at hit Great Rooms, New Bond street. on SATIfltDMi' NEXT. at l ine o'lloc!:, about TWI) HUN lilt Elo and SIXTY DOZENn of excellent SHERRY and EA DEIIII, and old and ilea ly-bottled PORT. of approved vintages, and a small quantity of French %Vines, Brandy, and Laincurs. Sample's may be tasted at the time of Sale, or now had upon pay. hag for, by applying at Me. Phillips's, New Rond-street., where catalogues may be bad two days prior to the Sale. 310DERN .IEIVELEERY, PLATE. he. v t. Pll I LLI PS respectfully 'unitive that be shall .0 SUBMIT by AI'ETION. at ill% Arent Itnems, New Bond-strcet, on TUESDAY NEXT. and following:day. AN ASSEMBLAGE OF FASIIIONA BEE AND USEFUL JEll'll.l,lillY .1 ND HIJOIYTEItIE, Formed into eery lava of Press ()insolent for Ladies, a few elect gant and excellent Gold Kuehn, 111usicn1 and other Snuff-boxes. a ( 'atilection of Thirty Cameo and Intaglio Rings and miscellaneous articles of value. flay be viewed two day; prior to the sale; and eitalogics had at Mr. Philips's, 73, Bond-street. VALUABLE RETAIL PRENITSES. ST. PAUL'S CRURUILYARD, NORTH SIDE. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, TO-310EROW, at Twulve, by order of the Exe. rotors, PHE beneficial LE.191 2 from the Bishop of London. JL at a gmuad-rent of only 411 s. per annum, renewable accord ing to the custom of church property, every fourteen years, of those very desirable Premises. many years in the oeettpaqoa of Mr. John !trowel, Silecrsurith, most sedvanta,romenly •situate, No. 711, on the irerth side and prsicrable part of that great leading thoroughfare, St. Paul's Church yard 4 adapted, froin the peculiar advantages of situation, to the imrposem of any re tail businrs whatsoever, having a frontage of nearly 13 feet by about 43 deep. To he t im . reil till the sale. Printed particulars may ha had on the premises; or 11r. Bailey, 111, Addle -street, .lldermarbury ; at the .Hart; and of %I - ins:at:ley and sons, l'aternoster-row. VALUABLE REVERSION TO .1N ANNUITY OF £lOO. By WENSTA NLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FR IDA 1", 17th inst., nt Twelve o'clock, THE REVERSION to a Moiety of 2011/. per annum Long Annuities (with the benefit of survivorship), standing in the names of Trutttees of respectability, receivable on the demise of a Lady in her 73:1 rear, pmvidell a Gentleman, aged 37 (whose life is Insured in the Globe) survives her. . Printed particulars may he had at the place of sale, and of Win staaley and Sons, Paternoster-row. EO3IMANDING RETAIL PREMISES, COVENTRY STII!.:ET, AND 13IPROVED RENT OF £26 PER - -- ANNUM. By MINSTANLEV and SONS. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 17th instant. at 12. in Two bob, by order of the Executor ind Executrix of Mr. John Wadki, dec.-I.rd. TILE BENEFICIAL LEASE, with immediate pos session. at a low rent of only RI. per annum, of an excellent RETAIL SHOP and DWELIJINO-110USE. situate No. 26, on the south side of that leading thoroughfare, Coventry-street, Piccadilly, opposite Rupert -street. A Iso, an Improved Rent of 2:4. per annum, asking from Three Houses in Ashby-street. Northampton-square, let to respectable tenants, and held for upwards of 50 yFarsunnimlred.. To lieiiiewed, and printed particUlars had by applying M W. stsnley and Sons, Paternoster.row. Particulars alas at IS, Co. sentry-street ; of Mr. Pophin, Solicitor, Si, Deaa.aarast, Bobo ; and at the place of sale. MOST VALUABLE AN!) IMPROVING COLLIERY AND ESTATE, At Backwell, In the County of Somerset—oft:log a smug /mgt. trent for Capital. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. the 17th iret., at 12, in Two Lots, A MOST Desirable PROPERTY, consisting of a pro -1-1 durtire and lucrative Colliery now in full work, hut capable of eery considerable increase as the quantity at present raised, Is not sufficient to supply the demand. The (nal is of superior qua lity and in great estimation at Bristol. which is distant only seven miles by an excellent stone road, and front a surrey made by an eminent Engineer, them is an almost inexhaustible supply.- There is also a Vein of Fire Clay of peculiarly good quality, which might be rendered very profitable in the use of the glass works in that im mediate vicinity. The Land comprising about fifty-three acres of pasture and arable, is exceedingly rich and fertile, and in the highest state of cultivation, with farm house and out-buildings, cottages for manager and labourers, Ac. The whole is Freehold. A rspital and nearly new thirty horse power STEAM ENGINE, a smaller ditto. All the Machinery, Tram Roads, Waggons, &c. Ac. will be irrlifiled in the purdiase. And afro, a beneficial LEASE from the Marquis of Bath. of the adjoining coal which is worked by lila same power, and upon a very low Lord's rent of one tenth. The Works altrgether might he made to pmditee a profit of at least TWO THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. Printed Particulars may be had at the Inns in Bristol. Bridge_ water, Bath, Newport. and Gloucester ; of Slaws. Richards, Clarke, and Names, Solicitors. I . hapel.atreet, Bedford-row ; at the Mart ; and of Wit stanley and Sens, Paternoster-row. where Plans of the Estate and Coal-tield, with • Section of the Veina of Coal, may be seen. LEASE!' O),D, SPITALFIELDS. By DRAYTON and YENTOM, At the Anctirm Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the A I.ignees of George Lawrence. withont reserve. A Most Desirable Brick-built DWELLING HOUSE, .t 1 with spacious light Workshop over, commodious Ware. house, and ample accommodation for a genteel family, eligibly situate. No. Iti„ Fort•street, contiguous to SpurtLsquare, held on Lease for twelve years. at 214 per annum, and let to Mr. William Cot, a most respectable tenant, at will, at 324 producing a nett improved Ilcnt of 111. per annum. May be viewed by Tickets only, which, with printed Particular', may be had of Drayton and I'cntorn, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 97. Leadenhall-street. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Cur, Solicitors to the Commission, BasinghalLatreet. FREEHOLD AND COPY HOLD LAND, PLAISTOW MARSHES; FREEHOLD Ct/TTAGES. PLAISTOW; AND ONE-EIGHTII SHARE IN A FREEHOLD RE SIDENCE, FOREsT GATE, EPPING FOREST. Br DRAYTON and ♦'ENTOM, .. At the Auction W;;;: i i i i i iiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiii i i ii 19, in Four Lots, Lot I. "lOUR ACRE'( of FREEHOLD FRESH MARSH LAND, being_ Will, of the Marskm at Plaistow, let to Mr. Donor, Tenant at Will, at a Rent of 161. per Annum. La 2. TWO ACRES of COPVIIOLD DITTO, contiguous to hot I, let to Mr. Gomm, at Will, per Annum. fit Lots. TWO rßEEttoki) muck-mina' corrAGES, with /derv! Roofs, and the Timber Erection of a large Shed, situate and adjoining the Land of Mr. Thomas Dixon, at Plaistow. Let 4. A NET 111. per ANN., arising from One-eighth Part or Share in a mast respectable Freehold brick-built Dwelling. house, with Coach-house, State, and large Garden, in the occupa tion of and on Lease to Matthew Plestow, Esq. situate near the Eagle n ni Child, at Forest Gate. Ilford Rood. The Land may be seen on application to Gosling, the illershinan, at Plaistow; and the Cottages by leave of the Tenants. Printed Particulars had at the Green Gate, Plaistow; Red Lion, Ilford; Oran Men, Layton:done; Swan, Stratford; and of Drayton and Ventorn, Auctioneers, Surveyor, and Antoine's, 117, lAndenholl- Meet t and at the Atari. y • , . i 1 .1. '. l l l . , 1 . . • ii — ' . - . i i ' O n ' 1 , , i 11.1 k,, '..* 11 J i ' 1 : 1 ~ w a :. we r, NI . . •0 . . , .