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CONTRACT To DELIVER COALS AT BARBADOES.
Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers,
sth January, 1822.
SUCH, Persons as are desirous of Contracting
with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver
600 Chaldrons of COALS at BARBADOES, may re-
ceive particulars of the Contracts at this Office between
the hours of Tvn and Four, and deliver their Tenders
sedied up and directed to the Agent for Commissariat Sup-
plies, marking thereon—" Tender for Coals ;" on or before
Thursday the 17th Instant; but none will he received after
7welve &Clock on that Day; ran will any Proposal he no-
ticedkibless- made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and
the Prices inserted in Words at length ; nor unless a Letter
lve subjoined to such Proposal, signed by two Persons of
known property, engaging to become bound with the Party
tendering, in the Sum expressed in the Particulars for the
due performance of the Contract.

t'ROPOSF.I) CHURCH or CHAPEL, in the PARISH of
WHITWICK, in the COUNTY of LEICESTER.
?THE attention of the Public in general, and of
"m" the opulent and well disposed Inhabitants of the County
of Leicester in particular, is solicited to the following state-
ment

The Parish of Whitwick, although consisting of three popu-
lous Hamlets or 'l. vuships ; viz. Whitwick,Thringstone,and
,Swarthington, has at present but use Church. Of these the
ToWuship of Whitwick alone, in which the Church is situates
has a population of 1004: for which the Parish Church has
sufficient, hut, it is conceived, not more than sufficient room.
he Township of Thringstone contains 1181 persons, and that
of Swannington 541: and out of this joint population, it is es-
timated that not less than 1200 live at the distance of a mile
and a bait', and from 400 to 500-between two and three miles,
from the Parish Church.
To remedy this deficiencY in Church room, as well as to af-
ford increased facility of access to the National Church for
the Parishioners who are at present 'most distant from it, it
is proposed to erect a Chapel on a site to be hereafter ob-
tained, which shall be so far central to the Townships of
Thringstone and Swannington, EIS not to be more than a
mile, or at farthest-a mile and a quarter from any closely in-
habited part of either of these Hamlets. The expense of the
undertaking cannot be precisely estimated, as the extent to
','Lich it is.catrieel will depend on the nature and degree of
the support received ; but supposing the building to be ex-
tvaded to the utmost limit proposed, viz. to be capable of

cbsttaining from 330 to 400 persons, it is computed that a
'din from Eight Hundred to One Thousand Pounds would be
-4Ltheient ; and should the building be contracted, the expense
l'utild fall short of the lowest of these sums.
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fo meet this sum required, it is feared that no very consi-
derable support can he anticipated from two Townships: both
lit{ "13 very poor and indigent. Thringstorre burdened with
4 P°Pttlation of Frame-work-Knitters. Swannington also ins-
Pverished by heavy demands from Colliers,wlio have formerly
obtained Settternents there. The remaining sources from
whence .support is looked fur are, Ist, from Voluntary Dona-
tions; 'idly, from application to the Society for promoting the
building of Churches and Chapels. It is to advance the for-
mer of these two modes of support, that the present state-
ment is resp..ctfully submitted to the public. And when the
foregoing facts at c generally considered—when, in particular,
it is suggested to the affluent members of the Church of Eng-
-1 tAdibrinighout the County of Leicester, that no prospect of
a similar (and certainly none of a more urgent) appeal to
their Charity immediately presents itself throughout the
County, it is hoped that it will not be for want of an ade-
quate share of public liberality that the Parishioners of
-rhringstone and Swannington continue deprived or abridged
of the inestimable blessing of worshipping Almighty Gad,
.ACtording to the pure and Apostolical Rites and Ordinances
of the Church of England.
Subscriptions will• be received at the Banks of Messrs. Snow
and Co., 217, Strand, London ; and Messrs. Mansfield and
CO., Leicester; at the Banks of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Hitick-
,ltYi.Loug,hborOugh, and Melton Mowbray; and by the Rev.
"e. Merewether, Cole Orton, near Ashby-de-la /.ouch.
Names of those who have already Subscribed.
The limo,as Duke of Lancaster - £lOO 0
Sir G H Beaumont, Bart. Lay Impropriator of
Whitwiek - -
His Grace the Duke of Rutland, Lord Lieutenant of
the county of Leicester -
The Honourable and Right Reverend the Lord Bi-
shop of Lincoln -
Earl Howe, Gopsall Hall -
George Moore, Esq, Snarestone, High Sheriff of the
county of Leicester -
The Vene•rable the Archdeacon of Leicester
Reverend F Merewether, Vicar of Whitwick -
Reverend Doctor Wordsworth, Master of Trinity
College, Cambridge - 5 5
Joshua Watson, Esquire, Clapton - 10 10
Iter L Way, Toppesfield, Essex - 4 2
George Gipps, Esq MP, Howletts, Kent - • 5 5
Sir Frederic Fowke, Bart, Luwesby Hall, Leicestershire 5 5
Rev H H Norris, ackney - 5 5
John Leech, Esq, Crescent, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, London . _ - 5 0
1-1 A Merewether, Esq 51 Chancery-lane, London 2 2
Rev H V Bayley, Sub-Dean of Lincoln - 5 S
Rev C Way, Great Yeldhanr, Essex ,- 2 9
Rev G Wyatt, Curate of Whitwick . - 5 5
Nits G Wyatt, Whitwick - - 1 1
:Mrs Merewether, Caine, Wilts - I I
Iles' Robert Wetherell, Newton Longville, Bucks . 5 5
Robert Sayer, Esq Halstead, Essex - 5 0
John Bowdler, Esq Entrain, Kent - to 0
Rev J Piddocke, Ashby de la Zouch - 5 5
Rev Dr Madan, Rector of lbstock - 10 0
Rev Spencer Madan, Curate of Seale - 2 2
~Itet, W McDouarl, Vicar of Ashby de la Zouch 1 1
14. rE B Knight, Cole Orton • - - t 1
~, Pares, Esq, Hopwell Hall, Derbyshire - 10 10
41..„..e, H Walter, Fellow of St. John's, Cambridge 5 5
,Jones, Esq, Ringwood, Hants .. 1 1
RevAcv
J Walton, Rector of Birdbrook, Essex - 5 0
Rev
Dr Hawes, Salisbury - - 1 1
•tt,ev Dr Hardy, Rector of Loughborough - 5 0
.tiy‘ Cheslyn, Esq, Langley Priory - 2 2
~Atev W Madan, Vicar of Polesworth 2 4
'I7T T Buckley, Curate of Kegwort II - 1 1
v R Roberts, Vicar of Haverhill, Suffolk - 2 0
~v E W Estcourt, Rector of Newnton, Gloucestershire 1 I
Acv
Morell, Esq, St. Giles's, Oxford - 2 2
Rev
Dr Lloyd, Appleby -. •
. 2 0
et' T Adnutt, Rector of Croft - - 2 2
bMrs Abney, Ashby de 13 Zoncb - • -- 1 1
Rev
'l' Slade, Rector of Thurlaston 2 2
Si'"v R Marriott, Rector of Cotteshach - 5 5
~," G Crewe, Bart. Catlike Abbey - 5 o
-,Ltes, %V Cleaver, Rector of Wanlip - 10 0
.414 v J Rue, Vicar of Rot bley - 2 0
. N.B. Om the completion of the Building, a Committee of
,'ailbscrihers resident in the immediate neighbourhood will
4e requested to meet, and examine the accounts, so that they
54,`'Y be published under their approbation, signified by their
"sinatures, in the Leicester Journal:

50 0

26 5

20 0
IS 0

10 0
10 0
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