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WEDNESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 8, 1802.

PROPOSED LONDON and PORTSMOUTH INLAND

NAVR;ATION

At a MEETING of thz SUBSCRIBERS, held At the King's
Head Inn, in Horsham, in the County of Sussexi ott
Monday the 6th day of September, 18oz;
The Right Hon. LORD G W Y DI R in the Chair;

ALETTER, dated i¢rh ult. from Dr. Bland
(Chairman of the Committee of the BaSingstcike Canal),
to William ,Mitford,,Esq. (Chairman at Ihe last Meetii.g
respelling the proposed London and Portsmouth Inland Na.
vigation), being read,
Kesnlved Unanimously, That Mr. Dttimmbnd do write to
Dr. Bland, acquainting him that his Letter has been laid be-
fore this Meeting, who are of opinion that the Plan it suggests
will not answer the objects Of the Promoters of the.present
Undertaking.

It having been resolved, at a Meeting WEI here on the lath
ult. that, in order to defray the Expences of making the
necessary Survey, Estimate, and other incidental Expences,
a Sum not exceeding 4e041 should be raised by a Subscrip-
tion, to be immediately opened at certain Banking-houses
therein named, and that -So soon as the Sum ol 20001. should
be subscribed, a Meeting of the Subscribers should be called;
to arl.,pt such a mode of eroceedinA as might be deemed most
exped:ent ; and the said Sum olzoodl. ‘(aott \upwards) being
already subscribed, it is now Unanimously Resolved, That
the necessary Survey be forthwith completed, and an Engi-
neer's Estimate of the Expense, and his Report upon the
subjea, be forthwith procured,
That Mr. fohn Rennie beeniployed as the .I'tgineer. •
That the Committee to be appointed at this Meeting, have
power to.give such directions concerning the Survey, as they
may think proper, and out of the Money subscribed, and to
be subscriiml, to pay the cost of the Survey, 'arid all other
incidental Expellees. That the first Meeting -Of the 'Com-
mittee be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
Strand, London, on Tuesday the 14th inst. at Eleven ('Clock
in the Forenoon; and that so soon as the Survey, Estimate,
and Report shall be complete, the Committee shall catise
Meeting of the Subscribers to be called, in order to determine
upon, and direr the future Proceedings.
That the limitation of the time to be allowed for Subscri-
bers declaring, their acceptance of Shares, shall be fixed at ti.e
next Meeting of Subscribers.

That id till mean time, the necessary Notices be ptiblishei,
and Plans deposited, in compliance with, the Standing Orders
of the Houses of Parliament, in order that it an application to
Parliament for an Ad for the proposed NavigAtion snail lie
de ermined upon, such application maybe made in the ensu-
ing Session. _ _

that Mr. Patrick 'Drummond is authorized 'to sign and
publish the Notices, and deposit the Plans.
That the following Persons present at this Meeting be of
the Committee, viz.

The Rt. Hon. Lord Gwydir, Robert Chatfield, Esq.
The Rt. Hon. Lord Sheffield, William Lane,' L sq.
William Mittord, Esq. Rowland Maltby, Esq,
Alex. Forbes Gaskell, Esq. Robert 8,kx,,1i, Esq.
John Grant, Esq. John Chatfield, Esq.
John HenderSon, Esq. ' Francis Fisher, Esq.
avid Ross, Esq. lohn Hall, Esq.
Widiani Cnattield, Esq. John NeWland, BSc!.
Henry Blunt, Esq. George Adams, Esq.
William Clutton; Esq, William Ridge,: Esq.
Peter Du Cane, jun. Esq. John Peaeiiy, Esq. -
William Radcliffe, • Esq. Join Drew, Esq.
John Walter, Esq. •.laines Alexander, Esq.
Thomas Walker, Esq. William Tod-hell Esq.

And that ali Sunscribers of fol. and- upwards may attend,
and hall. nave vor,:es, and that Five Mernoers,le a Qt:ortinr.
Til.n the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Lord Gwydir,
and the rest of the Gentlemen of the Cornmitree of the Croy-
don Canal, rot their attention to the interests of the prcsei,t
Undertaking, by having given the necessary Directions tor the
purpose of taking rite benefit of the ensuing Session of Par-
nament for the prosecution of the present Plan ; and that
the Expenses 'attending such Directions be repaid out of the
present Sunscription,
That these Resolutions be inserted 'in the same Papers in
tree pre.vcot Meeting was advertised.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
pan tor ins Conduct in the Chair.

GWYDIR, D. G. C. Cha:rman.

WANTED TO RENT,
C AOTTAGE, or SMALL FARM, with some
Acres of Land, from zo to so Miles from Town.—A
Line addressed to L. M. to be !ett at Mr. Peacock's, Ele..
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&c. when an interview or answer will be returned.

FREEHOLD ESTATE in HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
TU BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
With immediate Possession,
AC API AL MA NSION,HOUSE, with
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convenient Out-offices, excellent Flower and Kitchen Gar-
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the North and Cambridge Roads.
This Estate is in a pleasant Neighbourhood, and an excel-
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of Fox Hounds, and separated from Port Holm Race-Ground
by the navigable River Ouse.
The Purchaser will be accommodated with more Pasture
Ground, if required.
Further Particulars may be had of Messrs. Jenkinson and
Lovell, Land Surveyors, Huntingdon.

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A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, •TITHE-
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CONSISTING of the_ very Extensive and En.
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stock, 3 fr im Witney, and several Packs of Hounds are kept
in the b.cig3bourhood.
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Apply -to Messrs. Strong, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn,
London or Mr. North, Solicitor in Woodstock.
To ba videwriby application at the Mansion House.