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CHAIRMAN.
CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, Esq.
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN.
PIIILIP PERKING, Esq.
DIRECTORS,
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Colonel Brown Frederick Hodgson. Esq. M.P.
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TF. Board of Directors receive Proposals for the Sale
1. of Reversionary Property-, Life Interests, Annuities, Policies
of Insurance upon Lives, Ground Rents and lung Leaseholds and
for the Loan of Money upon Securities.
Forms of Proposals may I)? obtained by application to the Seat.
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BLACKER and GAITSKELL,
Secretaries and Solicitors.
45, Commercial Chambers, Mincing-lane.

TITHES-37th 111:NRY VIII.
ST. 110TOLI'll, AI.DGATE. lAINDON.

AT a GENERAL VESTRY of this P.IRISH, held in
the Church, on Tilt: RSIM Y, the 2d day of September,
11124, for the purpose of considering and adopting measures for re-
lieving the Parishioners from the present oppressive and heavy Rate
of Tithes.

Mr. Churchwarden HOPPE in the Chair.

A Requisition delivered to the Churchwardens, signed by up-
wards of Two hundred Inhabitant Householders, requesting them
to convene this Meeting, was read.
A Report from the Provisional Committee. acting on behalf
of the Inhabitants and ocenpiers, and other persons beneficially
interested in houses arA premises in the London Division of this
Parish, was mut. _

H;solved Unanimously,
Ist. That the repeated and continued attempts on the part of the
Lay Impropriatorf and Clergy, in the City of 1. ,n,lon, and its
Liberties, to enforce the Statute of 37th Henry VIII. and the
decree therein referred to, by producing disunion and litigation,
are alike destructive of the hest interests of the Church Establish-
ment, and of the peace and happiness of the parishes.
2d. That by the sched,,le annexed to the Act of 211 and 19d
Charles 2d, cap. Id. (co •rn.only called the Fire A, t) even as in-
creased in the year lON, it appears that in each of those parishes
which suffer:d in the dreadful tire of London in leeki, Parlia-
ment made a provision in lieu of Tithes, which in no one case
exceeds 3701. per annum beyond glebe and perquisites, whilst in
the London Division only of this parish, there IN annually levitd.
under the denomination of Tithes, partially, and as is considered
illegal:4, and unconstitutionally, the immense sum of between
4,04001. and 3,0001.: and that Parliament having relieved sundry
parishes, not consumed by the lire of London, from the enormous
effect contemplated by the statute and alleged decree 37th Henry
VIII., (even if valid)—this parish humbly but confidently sub-
mit that they are entitled to similar justice and relief.
3d. That the increasing and inordinate claims of Roger
! Kynaston, Esq. the Lay Impropriator of this parish, have become
highly oppressive and vexatious.
4th. That the great amount now received fur Tithes from the
London Division of this parish, has been (principally within the
last twenty years) moat rapidly increased from ancient customary
payments, protecting the former Inhabitants of this as well as the
Middlesex Division, under solemn pledge front time to time, that
4..0 further claims shaidd be made, but in defiance of good faith,
the alleged statute and decree have been, and are now held in
terrorem over the Inhabitant. to enforce the demand of 2s. 111 in
the pound.
5:11. That such claims are made only in that part of the parish
which is situate within the Liberties of London, under colour of
the Statute and Decree, 97th Hen. V I 11.—whilst the 3liddlesex
Division of the Parish is protected by ancient established sums of
small amount.

tith. That the InhOsitants bare the highest reason to conclude
:hat they have been wrongfully 'shouting under this oppressive
burthen, in 3onsequence of the lung considered obsolete Act and
Decree under which it is pretended to be exacted not being va►id in
• law for want of due enrolment.
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....
7th. That it Is evident from llistnrical research, that not only
after the refs ntation in Religion in this Country, but also for
nearly two Centuries after the date of the Statute and Decree their
provisions were never generally, if at all enforced, and particularly
after the support of the Poor and repair of the Churches were
thrown upon the Parishes.
pith. That the former lay Impropriators of this Parish, when
their receipts for Tithes did not amount to one-fifth part of the sum
paid at the present time, contributed towards the maintenance of
the Officiating Minister, but it is understood that such is not now
the eau, or to a very triflingamount.
hilt. That it is highly necessary for the peace of the Inha-
bitants anti the protection of property, that the uverwhehiting
mands of the Lay Impropriator should be restraints], and a fair
'and reasonable compensation given him in lieu thereof.
10th. That it is highly expedient on the part of the Freeholders,
I as well as the immediate Occupiers of property in the Parish, that,
they should unitedly and firmly resist the inordinate demands of
the La) )mpmpriator, by availing themselves of the just grounds'
'of questioning his legal right, as well as by respectfully laying
their grievances before Parliament fur 2...sires*, and that I'eti-
, tions to both Houses of the Legislature be prepared for that
purpose.
Ilth. That fur the legitimate purposes of self-defence, a Sub-
scription be entered into by Freeholders, Leaseholders, and all
perinea interested in Houses and Premises within this Parish, in
order to defray the cypences which may be incurred in resisting the
unjustifiable demands of the Lay Impropriator.
12th. That no Person who has not contributed to the fund fur
the protection and benefit of himself and the rest of his Fellow.
parishioners, be included in any measure adopted fur the general
defence, or have a voice in the deliberation of the panics uniting to
defend.
)3th. That an official communication be made of the Proceed-
ings of this Meeting to the Honourable Court of Directors of the
East India Company, requesting their co-operation in a pro-
ceeding in which, as a Public Body, they are so seriously and im.
mediately concerned.
llih. fhata petition be presented to the Honourable Corporation
of the City of London, praying their assistance and co-operation,
particularly as the said Corporation are extensive Proprietors of
Houses and Premises within the Parish.
15th. That an open Committee be appointed to take such legal
and other measures fur the purposes aforesaid, and (whether by
application to the Legislature or otherwise) as they shall deem
most expedient, with leave to add to its number.
lath. That 51easrs. Saunders, Ileawood, and Matthews, who by
their ability, industry, experience, and seal, contributed succeso-
fully to resist the claim for increase of Tithes in the parish of St.
Andrew Holborn, be appointed Solicitors for this parish in the
Tithe business, in conjunction with Mr. William Morse Bath°,
the Vestry Clerk.
17th. That the sincere Thanks of this Meeting be given to John
Blenkarn, Esq. for the noble stand he has wade against the Lay
Impropriator; for his application to the Lord Mayor for advice;
sad for his kindness in assisting the provisional Committee, par-
titularly as his defence to the Lay Impropriator's claim was solely
for the general benefit of the parish, rather titan for his individual
protection, his interest in the question being comparatively but
. . . . .

18th. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Samuel San.
derson Hall, Esq. for the attention and ability be has &hewn in as.
listing to draw up the Resolutions, and fur the zeal with which be
has seconded the efforts of Mr. Blenl.arri.
Ifith. That the aforegoing Resolutions be printed and circulated
amongst the inhabitants, and advertised in the usual Morning and
Evening Papers.
(Signed) JA 31ES norm Churchwarden.
The Chairman having left the Chair, it was resolved unani.l
mously, that the best Thanks of the Meeting be presented to Mr.
Churchwarden Hoppe, for his kindness in et:Livening this Vestry,
and for his able and impartial conduct in the ('hair.
N.B.—All Communications respecting the Tithes of this Parish,
for the information of the Committee and benefit of the general
cause, are respectfully requested to be made to Mr. SW. M. Bathes,
the Vestry Clerk, and to Messrs. Saunders, Elmwood, and Mat-
thews. at S. Castle-street, Uoundsditeh.

LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1824.

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In In.

1W by 40 .. 37 13
80 30 .. 411 4
80 80 .. b 6 10
80 70 .. 71 10
81 33 .. 3M 1
83 43 .. 46 :?
83 bb .. 53 12
83 65 .. 70 II
90 40 .. 41 14
80 30 .. 14
140 60 .. 63 18
DRAWBACK uU
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SALE BY AUCTION.

COMPACT ELIGIBLE EAttMSFOR INVESTMENT,

NEAR THE SEA,

Sixteen miles below Colchester, comprising about :72 acres of very
fertile Land, with superior Buildings and gr:at local advantages.
By Mr. DANIEL SMITH,
At the Mart, DM the Bank of England. on THURSDAY,
September 16, at twelve o'clock,
By order or the Executors end Trustees, undvz the Will of the late
Jaunts Cole, Esq. in three Lots, (unless au acceptable offer should
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H BEE very, VALUABLE PRE El I OLI) and COP Y -
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Descriptive particulars. s itn plans, may be had upon the premises;
at the Inns at Thorpe, Manningtree, Ipswich, Cheloislo•d, Rum-
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and of Daniel Smith and Soli. Surveyors Ald Land Agents,
Windsor, and Bishopsgate Church.!ard,tbontioni.

GUN AND PISTOL REPGSITO 42 AND 43, OX-
1011D.STREF.
TA GASS announce* to the Nobility, Gentry, and
11.1• others, that bo has for sale an extensive assortment of
Double and single Flint and Detonating GUNS, by ,Nlantona,
Purdrv, Forsyth, Smith. and all the niost approsol London
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New and Serond-hand PLATE and PLATED ARTICLES
at very low prices, for ready money.
littu.s hough: or taken in exchange. Ac.
42 and 43, Oxford-street. near Berner-street.

FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE
GLASS,
From TWO AND A HALF to FORTY per Cost
BRITISH PLATE OLASS COMPANY,
Established by Act of Parliament, 1771.
THE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the
Reduction in the Company's Pricea, which took place in
18•20, a FURTHER Reduction is none made, front 7%r0 and a
Half to Furey per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement
of Six Feet and arrarda, agreeably to a printed Scale, which maw
be had at the Conntany's Warehouse, ALISION-PIACg,
BLACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment of
CAST PLATE GLASS, of tine Colour and Brilliancy, su-
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Mr. JANES HAW 'twos, Secretary to the eoinpany, and al.o AT
Mr. WILLIAM Nowits, at the Company's Works at Itavenhuad,
near Prescot, Lancashire.
TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR 6111XERED

GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
I In. In. .1; s. In. In.

94 by 70 .. SKt 10
95 35 .. 43 13
95 46 .. 55 7
93 55 .. 66 14
93 65 .. 91 13
93 73 .. 113 8
100 40.. A 3 9
100 50.. 70 8
160 80 .. 92 5
100 70..111 1
100 80..113 1
wed on Exportation,

105 by 50 . . 7S 5
106 58..102 0
110 :if; . . 59 3
112 71 . . 147 8
115 80 . . 197 13
121 70..172
113 68 . 108 1112
127 . . 117 2
132 67 .. El 2
134 70 .. 214 7
140 16 .. 107 12
2a. 91 per Coot su-;

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