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London, England, 1803-02-28 00:00:00

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iteSolved unanimously, That Wm. Tooke, Esq: be Trea.
surer of this Society.
Resolved unanimously. That Jas. Hebdin, Esq. be. Secre-
tary to this Society.
Resolved unanimously, . That a Sum, not exceeding Two
Hundred Pounds, be paid out of the Funds of the Society
to the Person or Persons who shall suggest a pradicable Me-
thod, whereby, in the opinion of the Committee, or this So- .
ciety, Chimnies of every Construdion may be effedually
Cleansed at a moderate Expenee, not exceeding the Expence
at present incurred by the Public, and with equal conveni-
ence the Sum a One Hundred Pounds, part thereof. to
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be paid after Six Months Experience and the remaining One
Hundred Pounds after Eighteen MonthS. Experience of its,
Pradicibility, Convenience, and Cheapness.
Rosolved unanimously, That a Sum, not exceeding One
Hundred Pounds, be paid to any:Person•or Persons who shall
devise and suggest, to the satisfactiOn of the Committee of
this Society, a Method (in case an effedual and general one
should be found imeraaicable) which shall, at a moderate
Expense, not exceeding what is at present incurred,
elfcctu-
ally cleanse a considerable
.proportion of the' ChimnieS in the
Metropolis, so as to diminish the Number of Climbing Boys
to one bailor more; one half to be paid after Six Months
Experience, and•the remainder after Eighteen Months Expe-
rience of its Pradicabilitc, Convenience, and Cheapness.
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
the Bishop of Durham, for his Attention to the Business of
the Day. _ _ _

By Order of the Chairman,
JAMES HEBDIN, Secrairy.
Subscriptions received since the last Advertiseant.
Y. Dixon - i r o John Burgess 1 1 0
Wm, Hall , - 2 2 o Dr. MASSC - a 1 0
Rob. Macishee 2.zoR.W. --Ito
M. Howard - 2 2 o W. M. Pitt, Esq.
A. Hammond i I o M. P.. Y.
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S 5 o I. B. Nichols . Reeve
. Travers .: I
ohn Tennant
t 1 0
$ o o Sir Wads,wor.th Busk t t co
1 1 o Lady unknbwrt ' ' 2 2 0
I. M. -
I I 0 E. C. F. - - lil 6
H. R. - I 1 o Lord Ossorys . 5 o 0
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B. Fuller - 2 2 o M C ' '".
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M. Stinclrees 3 3. o " Benj. Mike - z 1 o
M. B. - I i o Mrs. Wedell - z 2 0
M. N. - 1 z 0 Miss Lawrence 2 2 0

john Chatfield t t o Eteon College 5 5
Lady Rawlinson 2 2 o Mrs. Mertens t t o
I. N. and B. Pearse s 5 o _Lord Willoughby de
Tho. Raikos 5 5 o Broke . 2.2 •
Anonymous - 5 n o - Buller, Esq. 10 o o
J. P. _ - 2 .2 o Win. Hollingsworth i 1 o

tryan Burgess t s o
Subscriptions continue to be received by Mess. Hammer-
sleys, Pa 11,111.111; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street; Messrs.
Down and Co. Bartholontew-lane ; Messrs. Ncwnham,
Everett, and Co. Mansion-house-street ; Messrs. Thomas
Courts and Co. Strand, Bankers; and by, Mr. Wm. Tooke,
No. to, Gray's Inn Square.

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AT a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of. the Right
Hon. the LORD MAYOR, SHERIFFS, COM-
MONS,, snd CITIZENS of.the CITY of DUBLIN, held
on the 21st day of January, tiiO3,' the FRE F.DOM of the
said 'C ITY was unanimously granted to EDWARD • LEE,
Esq. one of the Representatives in the Imperial Parliament
for the County of Waterford, as a mark of the Corporation's
esteem, for his having. lately introduced, and ably supported
in the Imperial Parliament, a Bill for facilitating the re-
covery of Debts in the Law Courts, in this part of the
United Kingdom called Ireland, and assimilatirig the prac-
tice with that in Great Britain, which Bill when passed
into a Law, must prove of the most essential benefit and ad-
vantage to the• Commercial Interests of the Citizens of
Dublin 2nd :the Community at Large. In testimony where-
of, the' Common ,Seal of said . City was thereunto affixed,
the day and Year aforesaid.•
To which Address Mr. Lee W 35 .pleased to return the fol.
lowing Answer.:
To the- Right Hon. the 1.0 RD NI k YOR , SHERIFFS, •
COMMONSond CITIZENS/A the cityof DUBLIN.
For the high and distinguished Honour whiCh you have
conferred on 'me, inenroiling My name amongst the Freemen.
of your ancient City, I request you will accept my most sin-
cere Thanks.
It is to me the highest gratification to have my Parlia-
mentary. Conduct approved of by the Corporation of the
City of Dublin, and the strongest inducement that 1 can
have, to direa my attention in the Imperial Parliament, to
the iotrocludion of Laws for the benefit of Ireland. I fully
agree with you in opinion, that the Bill to which you al-
lude (and which was first introduced 'into Parliament by
one of the Members of the County Of Wicklow), wili, when
passed into a Law, prove of the greatest advantage to the
Corrithereial Interests of the Citizens of Dublin, and every
part of the Community .at large. •
I trust that the wisdom and liberality of theimperial Par-
liament, will extend to Ireland all those advantages and
legal improvements which from time to time. have been
made in the Laws of England, and which has in a commer-
cial Country, not only facilitate-if the recovery of just Debts,
but has also considerably lessened the expellee of Law PrO•
ceedings. .•
have the Honour to be, my Lord and Gentlemen,
• Your most obedient and devoted humble Servant,
Jerrnyn-street, London, EDWARD LEE.
16th February, 41303.

Another Proof, of the 'EF Fl CAGY. of • the LIA,kNel of
.MECCA, price only 25,.9d.
WiLLIAM STOCI(OE, Chief Officei of
the Pitt East. I ndiainan, by a Residence in the East
Indies, and the Severities, of the Company's Naval 'Service,
in which he had been engaged_ more than twenty. years, was
reduced to a state of'Debility and general Relaxation of the
Systern, which cannot be described. The Balm of Mecca has
restored him to a better state of health than he ever betbre en.
joyed.
The Balm of Mecca is prepared genuine only by Messrs.
Ball and'Co. Surgeons, N 4, 22,. Bishopgarc-street ; and by
their appointment sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr, Wi-
thers, No. 2.29, Strand, 7th door from Temple liar ; and re-
tail by all respectable yetitiors in TOWII aid Country, price
23. yd, per packet.