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MARSH. STICIOEY, AND CO.
subjoin a Copy of an Appiicalion mule to the
Ssetitneo. under this Estate, and their Reply ; also a Copy
of tile Petition which has in consequence been framed toe the pig-
satire of the Creiliton of the House, and is now lying at the late
gssitinklouse, No. 7, Iterners-street. where it is requested the
cved:tors sill awed to sign as soon as possible, as the Rmorster's
hoes is daily expected to be made.
Tu James Holland, Joseph Hare. and M. K. Knight, Esqm,
Assignses of the Estate of Marsh, Stracey, Fauntleroy, and
orshani, Bankrupts :,
" 1t: N.--I:nderitandi ng that the Recorder is about to
wake his Report to the King in Council, on the Case of Mr.
gondol, atol being fully persuaded that a is in his power alone to
cominuni=te to you, on behalf of the Creditors, various particulars
nlating to the transactions of the late Banking-house, involving
points of the greatest importance to the interest of the Creditors, ws
urgently yspiese that you' will cause a Petition to be drawn up to
his Majesty ui Council, praying, that his Majesty will be pleased
be counniung the sentence of Death, or otherwise, to all us the
,issoisse of the information he possesses, and without which, we
re w spiuion, the concerns of the Estate cannot be satisfactorily
Assisa. We also request that you will sign the Petition, as
tarns. and direct that it should remain at the late Nanking.
boon Betnemstreet for signature of the Creditors generally.
We are, your limit obedient servants,
(Sipa) " CU ARLES FO MB ES. Fitzroy-square,
" DIV 1 E ROBERTSII7C,22, lkilford-square,
"SPENCER 31d10EA V, 46, Upper Seymour-street.
,‘ labs, 17th Nov. 11124."

" No. 7, Berner's-street, 18th N0v.1824.
" Charles Forbes, Boronet, !byte Robertson, and Spencer
Mackay, Esqrs.
a 0 LLLLL mais,lffs have had the honour to receive your
kne at yessaday, urgently requesting, on behalf of yourself, and
sad other Creditors interested in the Estate of Marsh. Stracey,
Foectlizoy, and GriMani, that we will cause a pentinn to his
Lusty m Council to be drawn up.. lowing that his Majesty, will
k.pleasc4 by commuting or respiung the sentence of death against
I.,,utieroy, to afford the Creditors the advantage of the in-
formatton he possesses, as to the affairs of the late Banking-house,
asd that we will stgli the Petition, as Assignees, and allow it to
muds at this house for the signature of the Credit ors.
" We beg to state in reply, that the subject which you have
tins brought before us, had, in fact, previously received much of
our consideration ; arid a. it appears to us, so far as we have
hitherto had the means of kedging, that there is much informa-
tion relative to the aflairs of the house, which 31r. Founder°,
cam alone conimunicate, and from the communication of which
the Creditors may probably derive great advantage, we shall most
.readily adopt the mouse you suggest.
We have the -honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Your obedient humble servants,
(Signed) "JA3IES BO L LAND,
" JOSEPH HAKE.
" M. K. KNIGHT."

TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY IN
COUNCIL.
The bumble Petition of the undursigned Creditors of %V
Marsh, Jain Mary Sammy, ficorgc Edward Graham, and
Henry Eauntleroy, late carrying on business u Ilankeni in
panes-street, in the County of Middlesex, Bankrup:s,

Sheweth,
That your Petitioners, on their own account, and on behalf of
others. the Credittot of the late Ilanking-bouse of Marsh, Stracey,
Faunderoy. and Graham, are very importantly interested in obtain.
tag a full 41114081 M and dionvery of all the dealings and trans-
action of the said House, during the last fifteen years and up-
wards.
That your Petionerg arc informed, and believe that the mid Henry
Fauntieroy, who has been convicted at the last Sessions for the
City of London, for uttering a forged Instrument. has, since the
rear lear. had the principal management and conduct of the affairs
of the said Danking.house, and is alone able to afford the infornia_
um encl. must be required to elucidate the nature of the trans.
awns of the mit: House in which your Petitioners arc interested.
Tint some of the transactions of the said /louse, or of the said
ll'ery ranntlerny, appeal to have been of a most complicated and
unordinary nature, and it is anticipated must give row toe:atone
Legal questions of groat importance to your petitioners, as Cre-
ditors of the Ilankrupts* Estate, the result of which must essen.
rat depend upon a full and correct statement of the facts of the
several rases, and the course of the various transactions, which
wureirot your Petitioner" have good reason to believe can only be
obtained from the said Henry Faunderoy, and who they bare
beet informed will be ready to give all information in his power.
'fba, if the said Henry Foamier°, should Fidler death before the
Intel determination of the questions above alluded to can be ob.
land, great injury may be sustained by your Petitioners, and
elms the Ctedtton of the said Bankrupts* Estate, who are very
AMAMI.
Y our Petitioners. the said Creditors, therefore humbly presume,
upon the grounds shove stated, to pray that your Majesty
may be pleased to commute the Sentence of heath passed
upon the said Ilenry Fauntleroy, or that he tiny be relined
mud a andirient period of time shall have elapsed for ob.
mining the disclosure and discoveries above mentioned.
And your Petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray.

NOVEMBER 2, Int
Ta MEETING of the COMMITTEE appointed for
11 the ?owe of taking into their amaideration the PLAN
ft paw: by Liertenant-Colonel TRENCH, for making a QUAY
oathe NORTH RANK of the RIVERTHAIIKS.

.....
H 3 Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the Chair.
The I manure haring had under their umaideration the fol.
;nag Laments :
la. A statement made by Lieut.-Colonel Trench to the Sub.
eminittee, and ordered to be printed for the usc of the General
furemittri.. _ _ _

Si A Joint Report of Mr. Philip 11)tatt anal Mr. !temple, rein.
err to the hrit division of the intended l'roject.
M. A Joint Report of the same lientletnen, relative to the
tetd.el divi.inn, in the berm of a letter to Lieut.-Unlonel Trench.

th. Tbecipini;n;;f eniine;t Counsel upon the points directed to
hr referred to them.
ith. A Late, from Lion... Colonel Trench to the Chairman at
the last Meeting of the Sub-I 'ousmittee, detailing the result of hie
nmica with Liss Lords of the Admiralty, viz. Sir George Cock.
Liirn. and Sit George I belt.
And harieg also inspected the Plans and 'Resigns laid before them
it 31r. Philip Wyatt, and having heard the further explanations
by Lieut.-Colonel Trench--
IPM the motion of the Duke of Rutland, seconded by N'iscount
Limber, came to the follo►iug Resolutions:—
That tile Plan proposed is perfectly practicable. and that it will
lratit improve the Navittation of the River, contribute highly to
I.'le embellishment of the Metropolis, and to the health, comfort,
nd ad, intacc of the inhabitants.
Tint the turn of hi I.fuOl. will Ire sufficient to complete this great
ha: cal Work, acceding to the Estimates of Mr. Philip Wyatt
!i-4 Rennie ; and the Committee are I opinion, front the in.
laid betore them, that the Annual Revenue to arise from
',Lee of the Quay and Buildings to be erected will afford a fair
Ititterstion for the capital expmeled.
it is expedient to establish a Joint Stock Company, to be
0,:01 1.11 i: TiLt 31Es qtyAr coM PA Ny, for carrying this
,-krtaking into effect, and for raising a sum of 611,01114 for that
Pll`"e• in Shares of Intfl. each. And that books he forthwith
''*cad at the Honorary Secretary's (Mire, No. 211, Devimshire.
ert, P.:Mud-place, fur entering the names of such persons as
'-fitivid to hecone2 Siihsenbers; and that the same he, from
in., submitted to the Committee for their approbation, as
r of Shares to be allowed to each respective party ap.
+1: same; and thin the Secretary do acquaint each per-
the number of Shares an appropriated to him or her, who
'°O to pay a deposit of 21. tier cent. upon each lea Share,
Manking-Iloase of .leases. Cunha and Cu. or of Messrs.

:In the Idiot ing Noblemen cud Gentlemen be requested to art
4'll onlnlitter Of 3Luhtgentent, end to atopt all such measures as
"I shall think proper fur carrying the foregoing Resolutions into
with power to add to their number., and to make such ar-
r,mgrsents with Mr. Philip Wyatt and Mr. Rennie fur carrying
Premsed plui into edict as they shall deem necessary, sad that
!s quorum :-
1:5 I. race the Duke of Rutland
the Puke of Devon-

Sir Jas. Graham. Bart. M.P.
Sir Henry Harding, Barr. M.P.
Sir Opines Burgh, K.( '.11.31.P.
imgnis of Londonderry Lieut.. Trench, M.P.
E.:ri ur itosslyn N. ‘V. It. Colborne,Esq. 31. P.
Viscount Palmerston It. Gordon. Esq. M.P.
Viscount Lowther S. It. loishington, Esq. M.P.
Lord Bexley W. 14'illiamn, Esq. 31. P.
The Right lion. the Chancellor John Irving, Esq. M.P.
nt. the /:x chequer Alexander !taring, Ear 51. P.
kiebt Ilan. Sir ChuLoog, James Scarlett, Lag. 1.P.31
IC.B. M.P. 11r. Alderman Wood, M.P.
F nom tL A. Ellis, M.P. Thomas 11'ihort. Esq. 3I• Pt
tgc Right lion. ('lurks Ar. ti. Ilohne Sumner, Esq. 31.1'.
hathr.txt 31. P. 13. Faroulia,
The .Ittomey-fiencral, 11. P. F. B. Ramon, Ls+
incur lala:d That it is &cherubic to print the statement as prepared by
Tr'nch; and as soon as the designs intended to
hit are lithographed, that both shoull be circulated for
e*al information.
That 31mm Courts and Co., and Messrs. Drummond, be,
',, 1"
they are hereby, appointed hankers to the undertaktng. That
Philipp Wyatt be, and hr is hereby, appointed Architect ; and
''" Ketone be, and he is hereby, appointed the Engireer.
That Mr. teat be appointed Solicitor to the Company' oat at
lte tome tone be requested to continue his services as Honorary
seeretary thereto.
That they Resolutions, sniped by order of his Royal Highness
the Duke of York, by the Honorary Scaetary, be printed and pub-
Wald in all the public Papers.
ilia (t if~lOtl Royal
WM. llonorary Secretary.
gliness the Duke of York having left the Chair,
Heiwked Unanimously, That hi, Royal Ilii,,finess in entitled to
the Tti,,,tltl of dila Meeting fur the sanction be Ws aliktled to it by
Framer,