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Resolved, Thet Mr. Thomas Telford, or some other emi nent Engineer, be desired to survey the cuswitry betweeta Stamford and litoritun, mud from the Piet% of Lsnu and 11 m beach, by the River Nene, to the Wetimid, at Stamford, at.J from thence to Oaktaarn, in various directiods, and to pie pure plan. and section. thereof. Resolved, 'I hat (heard Noel Noel, req. Joshua lept • Odd!, F.sq. Seth Buse, Esq. Samuel Calilecutt, Esq. Id ii ham Jecksou, Esq. tVilliam Jobuson, Em. Thurnas Blum, lEol• George Gouger, Esq. M.. Octaima 6i:direst, Mr. J'intes Broom, sod 31r. Within.' element!), he a Carionictea to receive mach plasm and sections, Sad to consider the 1111%11.. Aud thut the above Committee treat lilieety to add each per sins to their number, a. to t h an shall appear ri oper .111.1 ne meaty, and to call General Mettle/. Irking time to tune. Anil that soy five or more of the Committee be a competent number fur the dispatch of baeioese. Resolved, That a Survey hissing bees already made of the country bete ern Sinnifued and Oakhaue, by Ms tVlii tomtit, rod a plan published of the line on whirl., in his opinion, • navigable COllliliUlliCali , il between tinier places may he ef fected i and it Neill necessary to eideph with the standing Order of the liosuerobik the House of Commons requiring notice to be given in The Loudon Gaset le, and is the nearest provincial Newspaper, three different week*, is the months of August or, Septranhar, term* any Hid f.ir ~ Navigable Ca nal cars he brogglitionto the House; and to prevent the time which would be lust, if, aft:: the intended eatery; have bees taken, it elenshi swim that no ea ire eligible plau than that pointed eat by Mr. Whitworth eaa be adopted • that motive be immediately given in The Linden Gazette and The State fiod Met miry, that an application Is intended to he mad,, is the mkt .4..esion of Pariorsatst, for leave to In ine id a VIIe fir otakiug and maihtaining a Navigable l • 131 (rum Itch. hem to Stamford. upon the hue pointed oat so Mr. mat worth's survey, and fur extending the same fr ins Stinsfoitl to Huston, temerity improving the present nerM .t ion by way of Spalding, or by Is new cat from Staudt:nil, to jo.n the Forty. foot-drain, at, or near, a place called Gethrein Cute, below Bourn, in the rowdy of Lincoln, front whence the .JI.I Drain is now navigable to Boston ; aid that, a. soon as the line a the Cmial is determined spun, • prover person be directed to welt spun the Pi aprietom of lands through which t • 4 same shall pass, to provers their aural w the ICI Resolved, Tl..it MIII.IIII. lackeun.ind Johmen, Numbers In Stamford, he ammiuted Treasurers to receive all eubserip thins and meows contacted 114th the proprie-ii wide...taking, and that a bnuk he opened at their oilice Immediately, fs the parmwe of I ecris 'nix mach selarcript toe. Resulted, That • snlieeription be now emceed into for de. frayiug . the eepi nee of soil surveys, and the other elpenws attending the cronlnvoceoterit of the iiiidertakicg, tied !bat the sums au:wished .14 received by Mimes. Jackvire livid John:int, Rimier, in stainfo..il, and be by them !Sneed to the account iii, sad be at the disposal uf, the Cinessittie , sad that if say pereen, a:Ascribing towards t h e auove per poses, shall here:Attu be desirous of beruanc; • Proprietor of any share ur shoe , * iii the iatended Line of Crane', ties ✓em of money which be shall subset ibe `Jr prehnisary ez. penult, AMID.: takes as part of list pus chase-sau::ey of such slaws ire skates., G. N NOET.., Chreissas. After theeliairmer. had left the Choi, .t nee Resolved stnesiimmety, that the Thanks ot nisi- Meeting be Iltiv•D It. Airtahl Noel heel, Est for Lie able and norm tat combust in Oki:Choir. .1 A