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to the arrangement of the interior, and various parts or the
construction of the boil•lings, they had deemed it expe.
'bent to appoint i Building Cominhteef for the purpose
of taking into consideration such plans, with the
several circumstances which might attend the caeca,* of
them; lhot under such reference, the Building Committee
had rocanrisied into the number and arraegernent bf the fit=
• the estimated charge of the huildines, the feeder+ (ape
the performs:me of the several work., with the severities to
he cis, n fot the due execution of the same, and the a I
partienlars attendant thereon, lititt the assistitoce or ens 6
law-milieu as they could obtain from the Reports of the
rs.weral local Committees; and that as a measure of precau-
tion, and in order to obtain the hest possible assurtsee of the
.ittbdity of the buildings, his Nlajcsty's Commissioners had
in every case, recourse to the ultimo,' of the erchilftf"
taelted to his Majesty's Office of Work., on that particular
point, and were sensible of the advantages which had hies
derived from such mode of Im:weeding.
"His Majesty's Commitisiouers big leave tO report. that
notwithatanding the tralitahle assistance which they had thus
..hieined, they found It impossible, from the great iiieteaw of
hurtinees since the last Report, to petit-fed with satisfaction
to themeelvis, or with that dispoti h which is so impurtaut
to the executiou of the works which his Majesty's Commis.
sinners have to carry into effect. Daher these vier um-
stance. they deWmed it expedient to engage in their constant
•mpiny a professional gentleman, and they accordingly op.
pointed a yor for the before-mentioned purposes : tool
his Majesty's Commissioners here the salisfactio• to add,
that experience has fully proved the uecessity sod ads:swage
of such appointment.
" His Majesty's Cominiesionero have farther to report,
that plans bare been laid before them, and, after due eon.
s Aerosols, have been approved, for tea cherl hes or chapels
to he built el the following lames ; via. at Attereltlie, in the
county of York; Bolton, io the county of Lancaster; Char-
ley, in the same county; it Wiper, in the parish of Duffield,
in the county of Derby; near Waterloo Bridge, in the pa-
✓iah of Si. Mary, I-emboli, is the county of Surrey; Staf-
ford street, in the parish of St. Mary-le-hone, in the enmity
of Middlesex Suffolk-street, in the parish of Saint Mary,
Newington, ita the county of Surrey; at Salford, its the
town of Manchester; near the Infirmary, at Sheffield, is
the cowry of York ; and at Preston, in the county of Lan-
caster. And as soon a leaders fur the performance of these
several works are received, and selections made therefrom,
nod the usual euotiatts stud bonds formed upon them, the
buildings wlll be begins.
" His Majesty's Commissioners have also plans before
them for cousideratioo, fur twenty.three diuretics or chapels
it...posed to he built at the following places: at Bermondsey,
in the twisty of Surrey; one at Shipley, and nowt's,. at
Wilsdeu, to the parish of Bradford, io the county of Yolk ;
at Bishops Wearmouth, its the county of Durham; Ears-
wrirth, in the parish of Dean, in the county of Loomis r ;
three in the parish of Dewsbury, in the county of Yotk,
Oantely, one at Hanging Eaton; smelted on Dewsbury Moor,
sod the third at Earle' Eaton; at Netherton, in the pariah of
Dudley, in the comity of Wurekster ; Eilmontos,i• the county
of Middlesex; Greenwich, in the county of Kent; at Pimlico,
and in Regent-street, pariah of Saint George H -square,
in the county of Middlesex ; in the pariah of Saint Marga-
ret. Leicester; Liverpool, is the county of Lancaster; three
in the tows of Leeds, oue at Quarry Hill, a second in Nies-
dow.lane, and the third at Woodboutte; at Norwood, in the
parish of Saint Mary Lambeth, in the comely of Surrey;
Brckfurd place, to the parish of Saint Mary Newington, ill
the same cottny; a second chapel at Purists, in the county
of Southampton ; in the Hoxton division of the pariah of
Sheredifeb, in the county of Middlesex; at Sheffield Moore,
in the tow., of ShefSeld; and at Alyeriborpe, in the parish
of Wakefield. They have also called for plans (or Waders
chortle-a or chapels proposed to he built at the following
Vilma; two ill the parish of Saint Matthew, Bethual.greeo,
in the county of Middlesex; fur k second chapel to be
built at Blackburn, in the county of Lancaster; fur two
'churches to be built is the parish of 81. Philip, is the to• •
of Birmingham; a chapel io the Hasa Town division of the
paCish of St. Luke, Chelsea; in the parish of St. George in
the East, London ; at Gateshead Fell, io the county of Dior.
Lam ; for i third church in the parish of St. George, H a nover-
equate, in the toasty of Middlesex ; in the parish of St.
Andrew, Holborn, Loudon ; st Highgate, in a district to be
rotated of parts of the parishes of Istiogtoo, Horology, and St.
Pancras, in the county of Middlesex; in the easter° division
of the parish of St. Mary.le-twine; in Travis-street, it) the
town, atot at Hulme, both in the perish of Manchester; in
the pariah of St. Marlin-in-the-Fields; for a second church
to be bisili in the parish of St. Luke, Old-street, in the county
of Middlesex; at Oldbam and at Ptestoo, in the county of
Llocaster; and in the Haggerstose division of the pashas of
St. Leonard, Shoredetch.
*. That in addition to the ;turnip,: of churches or chapels
which his Majesty's Commissioners proposed to build, so-
cording to their last Report, they have, owing to the very pr-
e u!,ar circumstances 'Weeding the following cases, deemed
i: expedient to build new churches or dispels at Allem-lac,
io the county of York ; Bishops Wearmortle, in the county
of
Durham ; Greenwich, in the county of Kent ; Highgate,
in the county of Middles. a ; hoping that by the strictest at.
leuttoo to economy, sod by the rnia.ures which they base
adopted fur previnting ally excess above the architects esti.
mates, in the erection of the churches and dispels now build-
ing, they May be able to th fi ay out of the present Perlin-
meatary grata the expense of affording further church se-
consnortdatioo to those parishes where the same is so much
• silted.

"The Exchequer Bills which have been issued to this day,
amount to the sum of one huud,ed and one thousand three
hundred pounds.
"Since their last Report, his Msj. sly's Commissioners
have obtained the contest of his Majesty in Council, to
dividing of the parish of Bitty', and forming on ecclesiasti-
cal district, under the Ist sad 22d sections of the Act of
ISRth of his late Majesty. They have also obtaiued sew
hio.al grounds for the (Mowing pliers : the parish of Si. John,
{Vest menste r ; Blandford, in tbe county of Dorset ; Kidd. r.
sninster, is the county of Worcester; and to each of the
taro churches to he built et Preston, in the comity of
r. They have increased their former grant towards the
expense of erecting the mw church at Blackburn, is the
county of Lincoln, to 8,00111, on account of the inability
of the inhabitants to meet the expenses, in consequence of
their having been obliged to contribute to the rebnildiug of
the parish church at an expense of about 20,000 f.
His Majesty's Commissioners, notwithstanding the fur-
ther powers vested in th. m by the Act passed on the 13th
Joly, 1819. intituled, Au Act to amend and render moie
effectual an Act passed is the last Session of Parliament, for
building snd promoting the building of additional churches
in populous parishes; still found that they could not pro..
seed fully to carry the intention of the Legislatore Into effects
without additional powers, which they applied fur, nod ha►e
since obtained.

" For the purpose of *hewing, In a more concise manner,
the progress which they have made since their last Report,
and the Work which yet remains to be done, his Majesty's
Commissioners have drawn up various schedules, which are
'hereto annexed, marked (A.) (B) (C.) (U.) (F..) (P.) (O.)
mad to which they big have to refer; but his Majesty's
Commissioners cannot close this Repoli without expressing
their extreme regret, that owing to the engagements made on
th•e parllawiesiarit fund, the whole or which is appropriated,
thei have deemed it y to reject the applications set
total in Schedule (6) many of which are of the moot urgent
ic•pnrbhce.
" C. CANTUAR.
LIVERPOOL.
N. VA NSITTA RT.
JOHN IRELAND.
" Jag, 1822."

JOS. HOLDEN POTT.
(i.O. CA M BRIDGE.

F. .1. H. WOLLAS 1 ON.
JOSHUA WATSON.

[The Report to hia Majesty is followed by an Appetitlir,
irmatalniug aceouste of places where new churches or the-
re's have been completed—of places where new churches
•r :Impel* are huildint—of places where the plans foC
the churches or chapels have been approved, but the works
rut yet commenced—of platers where the plass for sew
rharrhts or chapel's are curler the tdosideratio■ of the
Peard—of places where the plans fur new churches or
chapels have not yet been received—of list of applications
ler new churches end chapel. (cumin! witbiu the provisions
of the Act of Parliament) made since she last Report—of
applications !fore further rhumb accommodation, the con-
sideration of whirls has been postponed en account of the
stale of the ratliasitusary Nod j