The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-26 00:00:00

7 CIES 1):..1 Y, JULY 26, .803.

COUNTY- 01? DURHAM.
T. a GENERAL MEETING of the LORD
LIEUTENANT, DEPUTY LUEUTENANTS, and
I usTic Es of the Peace, held at the House of Thomas
Hoult, known by the sign of the Red .Lion, in the City of
Durham, on Wednesday the 3 tit day of July inst. to carry into
execution an Ad of Parliament, made and passed on the t rth
day of tune last, entitled, " An Ad to enable His 111a,jesty
more Cal:dually to proVide tin- the Dzfence and Se.cunty of
the Realm during the resent War, and :tor indemnifying
persons who may sutler in their property by such measures •
as may be necessary tor that purpose;' it was then and
there Resolved and Ordered,
That the Deputy Lieutenants, in their respeEtive Sub-
division Meetings • are authorized to issue such Orders, and
make such Regulations, as shall to thin seem proper, for
the carrying into imntediate execution the said Ad.
That the Division of the Countv of Durham shall be held
and distinguished by the several Wards of the said County,
as now established.
That the Deputy Lieutenants in each Ward be appointed
Lieutenants of Division for the same Ward, viz.
The Earl of Strathmore, for Chester Ward.
Chirles Spearman, Esq. for Easington Ward.
Sir Ralph Milbanke, Barr. for Darlington Ward.
Mathew Russell, Esq. for Stockton ‘Vird.
Sir f 111 C ...Ult.:, and Willima Alder, 'Esq. of Horn.'
clitr. for Norham and li-ilindshire.
• That the Clerk of the General 114etings do forthwith
issue Warrants to the Chief Con'stables, to make their Returns
according to the Schedules annexed to the Mt, to the De-
puty Lieutenants of Division, _at the Meeting of the Deputy
Lieutenants in their resPedive SubdiviSion as stated, vii.
For Chester Ward, at Gateshead, Easington Ward, at Dur-
ham, Darlington Ward, at Bishop Auckland, Stockton
Ward, at Stockton, on Wednesday the Goth day of July
instant. •
Norham and Islandshire, at Tweedrnouth, on Saturday the

2.1 d day of f uly instant.
It is resolved, that the main roads parallel to the Coast
shall be left free for the movement of Troops.
All Roads leading from Newcastle to Dttrham, or Dar-
lington, to• an assailable part of the Coast, shall be kept free
from the passage of Cattle and Goods, for the use of the,
Army.
The Women, Children, and Persons incapable of bearing
Arms, who may be obliged to remove, shall be WI letted up-
on the Inhabitants of the Interior.
The following. Places are appointed for the Depot, or
Place of Removal, for Cattle and Goods, vii.
For Chester Ward, . Lailehester.
Easington Ward, . -• . Witton le Wear.
Stockton Ward, - . bishop Auckland.
Darlington Ward, - . Barnard Castle.
Nothant and Islandshire,
That the Deputy Lieutenants, at their Subdivision Meet.
ings, shall fix the rate of Carriage.
It is recommendei to the Deputy Lieutenants to adopt the
measures recommended by Sir Hugh Dalrymple, Lieutenant-
General commanding this District, and from time to time, as
occasion may require, to apply tor his 'further advice and
assistance,. direeted to him at Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
That the S'ubdivision Clerks shall transmit to the Clerk
of the General Meetings, on or before the zsth instant, the-
Returns required.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Earl of
Darlington, Lord Lieutenant of. this County ; and also the
Thanks of this Meeting be giVen to. Lieutenant-General Sir
I lugh Dalryrnple.
That these Resolutions shall be, published in the New-
castle Newspapers; and THE SUN, Star, Courier,. and
Morning Post, -London Papers.
This Meeting WAS adjourned to the said Thomas Heult's,
to be holden on Monday the tst day of August next, in the
Forenoon. •

By Order,
W. HUTCHINSON, Clerk of the
General Meetincs.
•
Ballard Castle, July 14; 1803.
There were present at the above Meeting, the Earl of Dar-
the Earl of Strathmore, Sir John Eden, Sir Hed-
wcrth Williamson, Sir Ralph klilbange, Sir Henry Thomas
Liddell, the Rev. Dr. Prosser, Dr. Bathurst, Dr. Boyer,
Mr. Barrington, Mr. Sayer, Mr, Nesfield, Mr, Mills, Mr.
Davison, Timothy Hutchinson, Esq. Russell,
Esq, Matthew Russell, Esq. Charles Spearman, Esq. Hind
Hopper, Esq. W. C. Hopper, Esq. Thomas Bowes, Esq.
Carr Ibbetson, Esq. Dr. Neasham W. Peareth, Esq. Co-
lonel Bewick, and Majw O'Callaghan, and•many others.

AMICABLE SOCIETY's OFFICE.
SLR/S-INN FLIZT-STReSTE
EA/W
13th Tilly, 1303.
THE DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION of
the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a PERPETUAL
ASSURANCE-OF Fl CE, do hereby give Notice, that at-
tendance will be given at the 'Society's House, in Serjeant's.
inn, Fleet-street, on WEDN E S DAY the aoth, and W E l).
NESDAY the z7th Days of July inst. and on WEDNES-
DAY the toth, and W B DN E S DAY the
.3 Est Days of August
next, from Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon until One
ht the Afternoon on each of the said Days, in order to pay
Claims arising by Deaths of the several Members of the said
Society, in the Year iSoz, (Old Stile), viz. •
john Wrangle, late of Watling-street, London, Gent.
• 'Gideon Combrune, late of Golden-lane,?London, Brewer.
Thomas HAI, late of Watling-street, London, Apethe-
.
CarY•
Rev. Morgan Craves, late of Redgrave, Suffolk, Clerk.
Gco. Bull, late of Stoke Newington, Middlesex, Cooper.
Ben j. Barnett, late of Lombard-street, London, Banker.
William Major, late of Little Russell.street, Bloomsbury,
Coach-W heel-w tub t.
George Griffin Stonestreet, late of Griffin's Wharf, South-
wark, and of Clapham, Surrey, Esq.
William Williams, late of Betinett's Hill, Dodoes Cona.
mea3, Gent.
Nathaniel Sergeant, late of Cannon-street, A ationeer.
William Edridge, late of New Road, Bermondsey, Surrey,
Gent.
Stephen Barney, late of Fareham, Hants, Cent.
Reverend Nevill Walter, late Rector of Bergliapton, Nor.
folk.
William Canner, late of Wood-street, Cheapside, one of
the City Marshails.
Rev. John Burrough, late of Magdalen College, Oxford,
T)• 1).
James Lyon, late of Stockwell-place, Surrey, Lighter.
man. .
John Scatcherd, late of little Ay lilr-street, Goodma .'s.
fields, Cornlador.
lohn Oxenford, late of the Custom-house, London, and
of IsTewington Place, Surrey, Gent.
Rev. Thos. Pearce, law of the Territee, Lambeth, Surrey,
D. D.
John Spitler, late of Walworth,_Surrey, Gent.
chonias Scott, late of Norfolk, Virginia in America, Gent.
Arthur Gliddon, late of Great James-street, Bedford-row,
Gent.
George Romney, late of Hampstead, Middlesex, Portrait--
Painter.
Samuel Wilks, late of Rofrey's Row, Peckham, Surrey,
Gent.
Sarah Clarke, (late wife of lob Hart Price Clarke, of Sut-
ton Hall, Derby, Esq.)
lames Lake, late of Hammersmith, Middlesex, Gent.
Rev. (Wm Eyre, late of Well's-street, Hackney, Middle-
sex, M. A. .
Rev. Samuel Bethel), late Redor of Clayton, Sussex.
Rev. Ed. Healy, late of Oakham, Rutland.
Stephen Mundy, late of Purin Place, Mile-End, Middle.
sex, Cdoper. •
Thomas A. Douce, latent Town Mailing, Kent, Esq.
Henry Bell, late of Garden-Court, Gray's-inn, Gent.
• George Wade, late of Southampton-Row, Bloomsbury,
Esq.
When will be paid to the resl4dive Nominees, Executors,
Administrators, or Assigns of the Persons' above-named, the
Sum of One Hundred and Eighty Pounds Seven Shillings
and Sixpence, for each Number on their respettive Lives.
AbstraCts of the Charters anti Bye-Laws, and the Terms
and Methods of making insurances, may be had tit the Office,
where attendance is given front Nine o'clock till Two,
Holi-
days excepted.

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