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LLOYD's CO FFEE' HOUSE,
. May 'lBi doz.
A- T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
-11 SCRIBERS for the ERECTION, of a STATUE of
the Right Han. WILLIAM PITT, late First Lord of the
TreaSury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the distin-
guislled Services which he has rendered to his Country during
the course of his able and upright Administration,
• JOHN JULIUS ANGUSTEIN, ESQ. in the Chair.
Resolved, That the Money subscribed and to be subscribed
for the above purpose, shall be vested in Trustees, to be,
hereafter appointed, to be applied by them in such manner as
they shall think expedient in the -Erection of a Statue or
Monument to the memory of the Right Honourable William
Pitt, atter his demise, and in the mean tinrreto accumulate.
The Chairman having' reported that the money already
received has been laid out in the 3 per cents.
ReSolved, That the said Money, together with future
Subscriptions, shall for the present be vested in the Funds,
in the names of Earl Spencer, J. 1. Angerstein, Thomas
Bonar, Esqrs. Lord Viscount 13elgrave, and Samuel Thorn-
ton, Esq. M. P.
Resolved; That the Subscription shall continue 'open only
for a limited time, to be hereafter specified.
Resolved, That a General Meeting of the Subscribers shall
be held on Thursday, the 3d of June, at the London Ta-
vern, at Twelve o'clock precisely, to confirm or alter the
above' Resolutions.
Resolved, That the ^rLdoxs of The Meeting be given to the
Chairman. '

Anatount of Subscriptions advertised, C. 3286 19
Robert Laing, North Lord l3elgrave to to
Shields 5 5 Art h,T• Yourl 5 5

Sir John Barrington - so xi; The Reverend Dr. Stur-
The Rev. Richard liar- ges - - so to
rington 5 s .The Bishop of.Ltindon 21 •
John Smyth. M. P. To so Mrs. Pitt, of Mortlake 5 5
Sir K. B. Johnstone, Brown and Whiteloord so so.
Bart. - - 21 o Richard Hughes - 5 5
Lady Johnstone - so in Thomas A ris , - 5 5
Christ. Saville, M.P. so 10 William White, High-
Albany Saville - so so bury-place - 5 5
Geo. Smith; George- Wm. Fraser, Queen's-

street - ' - Io ro square - - ro ro
Augustus Pichell io lo The Hon. and. Right
Richard Howard - To to Rev. Lord Bishop of
Sir R. S. Cotton, Bt. ro io Litchfield and .Co

William Lock - to so ventry - 21 o
John Trotter - to to Philip Rogers Beach-
Lord XI ulgrave - 21 o croft. - to to
Rich. Mdles, of Kent to to . William Elinhirst, Bag- -
Lord Hobart - to to Enderby, Lincolnshire to to
Vis. Soraerton, Arch- Bruce de Ponthleu, and
bishop of Dublin at o ' Co. . - • - to to
Wm. Hubkisson so to Pat.-Crawfurd Bruce to to
Tho. and Geo. Atkin- Rev.. Win. Long - 5 5
son - - 5 5 Rob. Farquhar, Purser
Edward Milward to to of His Majesty's Ship
Edward-Milward, jun. to to Argonatit S
Rev. Ferrers, of Bed- Thos. Exton - to to
dington - - 5 3 T. Edwards Freeman,
James Fraser, of Baker- of Batsfurd, Gio'ster-

street, - - - to so shire - - . so so
'as. Drown, P enb rook , Gen. George Harris so so
Po•:smouth- - - so' The Right HO. Lady
Lord Alvanley - so so Howard - - ro ro
Lady Alvanley - so- to Evan Nepean - to to
Sir And. Hammond so to Mrs. Nepean -. to to
Sir Wm. Bellingham 'so to Wrn. Wilkins, Protho....
Lord Curzon - to so notary of Brecon 5 5

N. Bi Subscriptions continue' to be received by Bennett
and White, at the Bar of this. Coffee-House; and at the
Bankers in London, Westminster, and the Borough of South-
wark.

LLOYD's, zoth May, noz.
At a GENERAL MEETING of the SULiSCRIBERS to

THIS HOUSE held This Day,
BROOK WATSON, Esq. in the Chair,
.-0. rrt,el, 4=ul ed tried linanimousiy,
A That -the Sum of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS
from their Fund be at the disposal of the Committee for
managins the Concerns of this House, for the purpose of
encouraging the Building of LIFE BOATS in different
parts of Coasts of these Kingdoms. The Parties desir-
ous of undertaking the same at the different Ports or Places,
are to engage to Man and take care of the Boats at their own
expellee.
Resolved Unanimously, that the Sum of One: Hundred
Guineas ,be presented to Mr. Henry Greathead, of South
Shields, as an aCknowledgement of his talents and exertions
in inventing and building a Life Boat

• MANCHESTER PUBLIC SALE,
°For ACCOUNT of the MANUFACTURERS, exempt
from the AuClion Duty, agreeable to Aa of Parliament.
TOHN•BRANCH and. Co., will:put Up fog Sale,
at their Warehouses, Cheapside, Manchester, on Wed-
nesday, the-2,ci of June, 1807.3 at Three o'Clock precisely,
sOOO Pieces jacconots, Books, Mulls, and printing Cam-
brics.
25e0 Dozens Shawls, Pullicat, and Balasore Handkerchiefs.
600 Pieces Diinities, Quiltings, Ginghams, Nankeens,
Jeans, and jeanets.
loon Dozens Cambric Handkerchiefs.-:
600 Piece, 6.4ths Cambrics.
1 -
too Pieces spotted ditto.
• 100 Pieces Velverets, Cords, &c.
zoo Pieces 9-Bths and s-.4ths stripetaottons --
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- 4soo Pieces white Calicoes.
• 759 Pieces grey ditto.
tioo Pieces printed ditto.
boo Pieces dyed ditto.
With other articles.

The whole may be viewed on Monday and Tuesday pre-
ceding the Sale; and Catalogues may be had on application to
the B,okers, JOHN BRANCH le CO.
Manchester, zoth May, ,11302. •

These Sales are :regularliheld on the first Wednesday in
every Month ; but Manufaaurers arc requested to send a
written particular of the Goods intended for each Sale, on or
before-the loth of the month preceding, or they cannot be
included in the Catalogue : and such Gentlemen as prefer it,
:nay always be accommodated with ample advances upon
depositing the goods in the Brokers' Warehouses.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;
AA LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE and PREMISES,
. in a most desirable situation, at the \Vest End of the
Town, comprising an old established and very rpsq.,
F H established p-i, m.
COFEE-OUSE, now in lu trade ; together with the
Furniture, Fixtures, and Stock; the present Proprietor re-
tiring.
The Subscriptions and Profits of the Business have for
many, years produced a very considerable Sum, arid the Con-
cern will be found very .desirable to any person who may
wish to ciogage in a first-rate Businesssin the above line.
Particulars, may be known by applying to Messrs. How
and Walker, Stationers, Chancery-lane.

, •TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant,to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made
'in a Cause the EARL of MACCLESFIELD against
BLACKALL, betbre Edward Leeds, Esq. one of the
Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in
Southampton_buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in 21
Lots, on IVlonday the stst and Tuesday the zzd days of
June, 1802,• between the hours of Five and Six o'Clock in

the Afternoon,
QUNDR Y FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
1...) ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALL, tsq.
deceased, situate in the several Parishes'of Islington, Horn-
sey, and Hackney, in the County of Middlesex ; in the Parish
of Hitchin, in the County of 'Hertford ; in the Parish of
Appleton, in the County of Berks; at, Swallowfield, near
the Road from Reading to Basingst6lte, in the said County
of Berks; and in the City of Coventry. And also one Share
'in the New River CoMpany, and five Hsi' Tontine Deben-
tures of tool. each.

Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers,
'Southampton-buildings; of Messrs.grahain,i-incoln's Inn ;
of Mr., Hollier, of 'Slime, xfordShire of Mr. Lade,
nitchin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Rich-
mond, Surrey ; and of Mr. Thomas Grimes, White Bear
Inn, Coventry.