The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-21 00:00:00

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August 15, 18(:)2.
ROYAL 1-IUNI4NE.,SOCIETY.-
. . • ' ReV. Dr. Fly., F. R S.
. Rev. Dr. Milne. ' key. Mr. Sanders.
Mr. Sanders. Rev. Mr.-Poston.
John Davenport, Esq. Joseph I enningi, Esq.
Mr. W. Dawson. - - Fll‘ves".
-Mr. .1. Evans. - • Mr. B. Nichols.
•Mit johnstni: • Mr.-.ogborn.
Mr. Sinith.., _ • . Mr. Phene...
A T the MONTHLY MEETING, it was .una.
nimously resolved, :That the following RefleCtions
be addressed to th'eruhlic:
Accidents hav,ing daily occurred this Summer, as the ex-
treme heat-has' invited I.)ersoas -of all. fai*s; and all. 4ge3to
the Thames River, &c. for the purposes or Arnusetnent and
Heah-h- By the extensive prosecution of Vie PlajiS for pre-
serving the Lives oti the People, an immense number of
our Fellow•-43reatures; have within the last three months;
been rescu,d from the watery. Grave, RESTORED TO Li FE,
to their Families, .and to'theState.
r. Many, were persons whose Families would have be-
come a Parochial Cnarge, had not their Lives been preserved.
2,. M,iuy of
-the restored Cvere heedless children, wandering
from tUeir Paren,;, who, but for .ticeot
would never -
3. Others were Suicides, rushing into Eternity, "with all
their imperfections oil their liedds."_

THE- i'LINDi OF THi SOCIETY being .considerably dimi-
nished by the Oisburseineuts to the Proprietors of Receiving
Houses and numerous Claimants, the Managea, with much
confidence, appeal
,to Public- liberality, earnestly halting
that the affluent and humane will support an Institution
which has, within a few years, restored nearly 3006 Lives,
and at all times produdive. of highly important Benefits to
individuals and to the Community.
The Annual Subscription Ls:One-Guinea ; Two Guineas a
Director, and Governors for Life, Ten Guineas.—Subscrip-
tions received at Baron Dimsdale's,Cornhilf ; Messrs. Fullers,
Charteris and Co, ; Druirmouds. the Southwark Bank, Lon-
don Coffee-house, and No. 8, Spital-square. - •
W. DAWSON, Chairman.
signed by Order, jetiN 134....tim0NT, Register.

LONDON and PORTSMOUTH proposed INLAND
NAVIGATION.
At a PUBLIC MEETING held at the King's Head Inn, in
Horshain, in the COunty of Siissex, on Wednesday the
zSth day of August, do;
WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq. in the. chair;
RESOLVED Unanim ,usly, That it is the Opi-
nibn of this Meeting, that an INLAND NAVI GA.
TION from LONDON to PORTSMOUTH would be of
great Niblie Utility.
That certain Ads of Parliain'ent having 'been already ob-
tained for makillg a Canal 'N iviAation,from the Thames at
Rotherhithe to Croydon, in toe County of Surrey, it is de-
sirable that a Canal a ,ould be made, to commence at the
termination of the said Navigation at CroycLah, and to pass
from thence to Portsmouth.
That In order to defray Inc Expellees of making the neces-I
sari Shrvq, Estima;e, and order inente.ntal Expellees, a
Sum not exceeding 40001. be raiseck ny a Subscription to be
immediately opened at Messrs. Masterman,Peters,iVaiker anti
Co. Loinbard-street, and Messrs. I) i,:iiaring Cross,
London - Messrs. Btishby and Co. Arundel ; Messrs. Grit-
tituAiatuf Co. Chichester and Portsmouth ; McssrS. Whitfeki
and Co. .Lewes ; Messrs. Michell and Co. \Brighthelnisi.un ;
and Afessrs. Fla.ydon and Co. Guildford." That in the event
()fan application to Parliament,. each of Subscribers shall
be flunked to subscrib.-: tor a number of Shares in the Under-
sha4 be-of rrol. each), in proportion to the
S‘um paid by.liiin in the first Suoscriptidn, viz. one Share for
every 2i. subscribed,. provided such Snares shall be claimed
time to be limited at toe next. Meeting of the Sub- -.
;crilws. That ui cats. i2stoll not oitrin,tery be-deterinimi
tipon-to apply for an Adl of- Parliament tor ettecting /he.
Navigationsibw proposed, .the surplus of the Subscription,
after defraying the expcnceS, is to be reitirned tb the Sub-_
scribers Rulportionally
~and it the application shill be made '
to Pirliaitletit,- tht Sums advanced- anall :go towards, the
SubaCriptiona for Shares, where toe Per Sons Who advance the
.sarne chuse, to tale such ShaLes,.and in other cBes, shall be,
returned (out of.the MOriey tobe subscribed !or the proseeii-
tion of the Undertaking), but no Verson shall be permitted to
advance in the first Subscripficn.more than the Sum 01,i
And that so soon as the Sum of 2.00'01. shall be subscribed,
Mr. Drummond, of Croydon, do Oy Puone Advertisement
(in the same Papers iu which this Meeting Was advertised,•
and giving, at least a notice:.nt ten days). call a Meeting of the
Subscribels, to be.neldat•this place, to adopt such a mode
of proceetilflg-as may, be deemed most expedient ; and pat
•the RaAtizions of the
,Makifity of the Subscribers present at
such Meeting, shall be butliag upon all the•Subsciabera, so .
far as relates tolhe first Subscription. • •
Signed, LIAM ,MITFORD, Chairman.

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S'A 7URDA Y, iVtiGUT , 21, I*Bo2.

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By VIVANT DF.NON;
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Translated from- the Original by ARTHUR AKIN.
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For restoring Strength and Motion to such Limbs as have
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This v 4 was published,
Dedicated to Sir G. BAKER,

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