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pLIBLEC MONUMENT to GEORGE 111.
At a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS
for the PUBLIC MONUMENT to his late MAJESTY,
held at the Thatched House Tavern, on the 30th ,March, 1822•

The Right Hon. the Earl of HARRINGTON; in the
- Chair.

It was Resolved, Ist, That the proposal of erecting a Mo.
zutnent to the Memory of his late Majesty originated with Mr.
Wyatt. ,

Resolved 23, That a Subscription having been commenced
for the purpose of erecting the said Monument under the'direc.-
,the
of Mr. Wyatt, is expedient to couiplete the same with
tbeleast possible delay.

Resolved 3d, That the Committee and Sub-Committee who
have undertaken to carry into effect Mr. Wyatt's suggestions,
be requested to continue their exertions.

,Resolved 4th, That the Sub-Committee do forward.ropies of
lese Resolutions to the Lord Mayor:of London, and to the
''''Porate Roches throughout the kindom, requesting their co-
•9lkraticirt.
Rclolvetl, sth, That a detailed statement of the proceedings
4)ftks Committee'relative to the Subscriptions be published.
ttesaivie 3lorning and thh, That paper Resolutions be printed in different
Evening e

- (Signed) HARRINGTON.
The Earl of Harrington having left the Chair, the Thanks "of
P
I:he Meeltin ondug were voted to his Lordship for his attention and
4nartia cct.

By order of the Sub.-Committee,
H. GORDON, Assistant Secretary.

CASE OF ELEVEN ORPHAN CHILDREN.
ON Friday, the 27th of April last, Mr. JOHN
BARNH URST, Solicitor, of Stratford-upon-Avon met
IPtetruiture death, by a fall from his horse, which fatal accident
3N7.l4ived his Orphan Family, consisting of Eleven Children,
th4ene of them Females, of their surviving Parent, and threw
,ro upon the world unprovided for and unprotected.
be 4ne Professional Friends and Neighbours of the deceased
..„,3r Willing testimony to the merits of the surviving Orphans,
strongly recommend their case to the humane considera
0;41 of a British Public, and particularly to the Gentlemen of
the Law ; and no Society being yet formed in, the County for
ti4e benefit of destitute &milks of deceased Professional Men,
t}::3;hope to be excused soliciting Contributions on behalf of
Seek'r'ay of the deceased, to place out and enable them to
in the world their own support. —Several Gentlemen of
°l'in integrity have taken npon themselves the office of
3Tr ustees for the Family ; and Donations will be received by
essrs• Tidmas and Page, Warwick; either of the Banks of
bclatford and Warwick • Messrs. Ladbrokes and Co., Bank-.
slags; Messrs. Brookes and Dixon, Chancery-lane ;-Messrs.
'itert.lington, Gregory, and Co., Bedford-row; Messrs: Hall and
,), 'lieu, Great J ames-street ;or Mr. Anderton, Quality-court,
`4lancery-lane.

Ti DONATIONS RECEIVED.
le. Marquis of Hert- .Alessrs. Lavender &Byrch 2 2
The
Lady Skipwith - - 1 1
earl`tie Earl of Warwick .5 0 W. Little, Esq. - - / 0
tess of Warwick 5 0 Wm. Hunt, Esq. Cam- •
of Mexborough 5 0 bridge - - - 1 1
'tord Monson - 20 J. Rich, Esq. - -1 1
!°ll- ;Miss Burrell -' 22 B. Johnson, Esq. -1 U
-ilon. Mr. Saville - 2 0 Mr. Savage - - 1 1
tames Henry Leigh, Esq. Mri Phelps -- 1 l
, M.P. - - 50 0. per ditto - -1 1
W. Martin, Esq. Mr. J. Loden - - 1,1
, Leeds Castle, Kent 5 0 W. H. Harris, Esq. - 1 t
Thomas Blayney, Esq. AIL Bignell -- 1 I
Messrs. L
Eveshanx - - 5 5 —T. Bellamy, Broms-
ea and Son grove - - 1
I,llenley-in-Arden -, 5 5 Tidmasfdo. • - 1
orcester Law Society, —. J. S. Tidmas, Leeds 1
,1)e Per Mr. Blayney -614 Short - - 1
``.. e, Esq.
"hill- 3 0 Edw. Watts, Xenil-
Ai • 'Mortimer, Esq. 2 0 worth, - - 1-
.14 r• ii
Gardner ' - - 2 0 Poole, do. - 1
Ls i § • Croxhall & Hal- Thos. Full james, Esq. 1
-711 • - - - 2 0 Robe. Blake, Esq.
1
4i,,, •.,. , IN STRATFORD.
..111 " 14Iney - 5 5 Thos. Hunt, Esq. - '1
kfessls. Wyatt and Spn 2 0 IV. 0. Hunt, Esq. 1
-"- Cresswell - 11 I Mr. R. B. Wheler 1
Isa IN AND NEAR WARWICE.
ALae Wilkinson, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Patterson - ,1
o'ss Elliott ' - '1 IR. Greenway,Esq. 2.
th,/v4ger Lady Melville 1 0 John Tomes, Esq. 2
Ivir‘s.,„Lamb, Esq. 2 2 Wm. James, Esq. - - 2
Ai; 4T,t• W. Lamb 2 2 Messrs.. Tidmas & Page 4
ji,, 4- M. Lamb 2 2 Mr. Court, Fullbrooke 2
Ni VI
' 'healer -22 C. P. Packwood, Esy. 1
he. Ritchin - 1 1 Mrs. Daniels - 1
14:' R. Webb - 1 1 Rev. J. Boudier - 1
~,,•heyden - 1 1 Mr. A. Parkes - I
--., T'tillin - - 1 1 Burbury - 1
.‘
. Taylor... 1 1 .••••• Fowler - - 1
Atkins • - - 1 1 —T. Watts - 1
.1,a,44- L. - 11 1 Hy. Robins - 1
i,,3' Willoughby,
'sby .. - 20 1
11,„ AT a
Ar• Harris, Eso. 2 2 1
'• Townsend ' - 1 1 1
4 - AT ALC
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t. ixish . I 11
IV. Prickett - 1 11
he RIRMI/N
liti:/lts- Lee, Son, and
irt 3 0
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, ,Illgleby - 1 0
•-.4". 31. 13-nson - 1 0
'llit ' ' (~ t - 1
iVater - - 10 i
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''ts• Bedford & Yates 1 o
4, I COVE
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Alt. „•'• roughton - - 1 0
al, Laing .. _ - 1 0
-111;,9,„arter. - - - 1 0
, 4•wist - - - 1 1 I
Whs IN LONDON.
4 Reader, Esq.; 2 2 Wm. Leake, Esq. M.P. 2 0
l;C• liolbech, Esq. 22W. Y. Knight, Esq. 2 0
-t.'411, Adams, Esq. 1 1 Messrs. Farquhar, Sla-
•Aakt4lNl Goulburn, Esq. 1 1 don and Co. -
Joli:ew Amos, Esq. 1 1 Mr. Win. Wright
. Valls, Esq. 1 1 Anderton
*4 • Christie, Esq. 1 1 --Elderton
ALtibicken ,s Esq. 1I John Manning
key, • Hill, Esq. 1 I —W. R. James
4- Dixon and Sons 1 Ii C.B. Wilson
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••••.„‘ Smith & Rickard 1 0 —R. Woodhouse
•-..„. '''' Wier & Sudlow 1 0 —F. N. Devey
~Graharn Kinderley Wm. lime
~:"'vt C - 1 0 —R. llall
Al--r...Bh:r.'wood & Sons 1 0 —W. I. Willett -
-......andey - 10 T.J. Burgoyne
....._ t'leele - 1 0 _-. Potts
141.5-. fi.ll..m.tree 1 0 _ Cooke
4,,‘"liktrison and Mrs. Parry
u'tzt a - 1 0

UGBY.
Messrs. Bunn & Wise 2
Mi. Wratislaw - 1
:ESTER.'
Mr. Snow - - I

Messrs. Smith, Arnold,

and Co. - 3 0
Mr. R. Webb - 1 1
Meredith - - 1 1
Corrie - - 1 0
Dolphin - - 1 0
Elkinvon - 1 0

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Mr. Lea -
Mr. Pearman -
Mr. Minster -
Mr. E. D. Dickens

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SHAWLS WANTED.—AppIy at
s(),4,,i‘lit,LAßD and SON'S WEI 7LESALE and RETAIL
e and BRITISH LINEN WAREHOUSE, No. IC,
°(e'4'side, where Families and Ladies arriving from India,
44te hn-rning establishments, entire or in part, are very re-
f~q 'fully informed they may exchange their India Shawls,
bkh !bake selections with the greatest economy 'from the best
:tes of warrinted Scotch and Irish Linens, Sheetings, and
br "31i Table' Linen Rucsia ditto, rich Moravian Worked
liikes and Trimniint;s, carious Shawls, all kinds of India
isooritish Muslins and long Cloths. French Cambrics as
thin *led, vial Printed Furnitures, Muslins and Cambrics, of
~ltdesigns, peculiar to the house; Marseilles Quilts, &c:
Alid"„the various new articles for marrying and evening dress;
Ivtitil`ne artitles taken in the piece and demy regularly at the
410„ Price, and those divided at the lowest reduced ready
prices.--Proprietors of fashionable Town and Country
IN,.,",jless
entsB4o4ll, and the usual allowance made for 'cash-
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