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SA TU R, DA F, APRIL 28, 1810.

INTENDED STAMFORD [UNCTION NAVIGA-

TION

©T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
/. 1 SCRIBERS to this Undertaking, convened by public
Advertisement,•:held at the city of London Taverri,l3isheps.
gate-street, on Friday the 27th April, ISte,
GERARD N_.-NOEL, Esq. in the Chair.

The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to :-
1. That until the passing of the Ada 'Parliament, every
Subscriber to the intended Stamford function Navigation
have votes at General. Meetings, in proportion to their num.
ber of shares originally subscribed for.
2. That a Committee be eteded for the procuring of the
At of Parliament, and for the general management of the
Undertaking, with power to draw on the Bankers or Trea.
surers, for such sums of money as May be necessary for de-
fraying the expences of, the concern previous to and attend- •
ant,upon the ACI of Parliament ; such Committee to con-
tinue until the first General Meetingof Proprietors to be
held under the authority of the At of Parliament.
3. That the said Committee do consist of twelve persons,
the qualifications for whom shall be, that they are. Original
.Subscribers for not less than Ten' Shares, and that.five be a__
quorum ; and that all checks or drafts upon the Bankers or
Treasurers be signed by five of the Cornmitttee.
4. That no Officer of the Concern be eligible to be on the.
Committee.

That Gerard N. Noel. Esq. j. Jepson Oddy, Esq. John
Orde, Esq. Solomon Davies, Eiq. John Hunter, Esq.
Liam Heygate, Esq. James Heygate, jun. Esq. .J. Stock..
dall, Esq. Alex. ;Anderson, Esq. Geo. Watts, Esq. Nath.
Jarman, Esq. Tim. Standfield, Esq. be the Committee for
condtidin::, the said undertaking.
6: That the Committee be empowered to add to their num-
ber other persons qualified (holding not' lass than ten shares)
not exceeding twelve persons, if they shall find it expedient
:o do so.

7: That the •Committee be empowered to elegy} one 'or
more Treasurers, and to employ such Solicitors, Clerks, and
other Officers, as-may in their opibrion be necessary.
8. That the Committee be instruled, an are hereby em-
powered, to vest such part of the Subscriptions already paid,
or which may hereafter be received, in Exchequer 1.11:1s, or
Other Government Securities, as they may think expedient.
9. That the Committee have power to call General Meet-.
.ings 01 the Subscribers.'
to. That 'the. Committee be empowered to delegate such
part of'their authority as may appear Jo I hem expedient to
any.part of their body, nut less than five, to enable them to
act.

tr. That in case of a vacancy by death or resignation, such
vacancy be filled up by the Committee, until th:. next Gene-
ral Assembly of Proprietors, who may confirm or annul the
the same, or 641 any other person in lieu thereof.
12. That the thanks of th:s Me;iing be given to J. J EP-
SON 01:1DY, rsq. for his arduous ZM.anti attention in pro-
moting the success of this undertaking. •
• G. r.,l*. NOEL, Chairman.'

The Chairman having left the Chair, the. Thanks of this
Meeting were unaiii:nnusly given, to him, for his arfluous zeal
and attention in promoting the success of -this uniertaking,
and also tor his impartial conduct in the Chair this day.
A nd,that the above kesoliations be inserted, in the Times,
Morning Post, Morning Chronicle; Step, Star, Courier, and
in the three Stamfoid Newspapers.

B"H,Sold TWENY
the Iwo last Lotteries,
9; Charing. cross. '
LAST Lo FTERY,
Valentine's Day,
14th I•ebri.Lny, zBlo.
z Prize - - zo,cc*
I - 5,000

( CAPITAL PRIZES in
in Sha►es, at 4, Cornhill, and

LATE LOTTERY,

Drawn,
20th October,
2 Prizes of £20,000
I 5,000
3
2
8 Capitals.

7 .
3-• - - -

12 CapitniS.

1, coo
sco

ICKETS and SHXRES' for the NEW LOTTERY,
which begins and ends on the Bth of jUN E,, are now selling
as above.—The Scheme abounds with the usual number of
Money Prizes, besides which the Contrador gives
FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OP4OO WHOLE TICKETS,
by which a Single Ticket may gain upwards of too,oool and
a Sixteenth 6,000 Guineas.—Shemes to be had, with parti-
culars, at 4. Cornhill, or 9, Charing-cross, London.

YTON, late Partner with the deceased Sir
1..:d JAMES BIZ ANS'COMB, has the pleasure of announc-
ing to his Friends,and the Public, the LOTTEIeY which
draws Bth !UNE, gives the greatest chance to the Adven-
turer for so-small a risk. four Packets of Tickets, One
Hundred in each Packet, are to- be giun.by the Contra&ors
to the fortunate Holders of the Virst-drawn Prize above r5l,
when a Ticket may gain upwards of too,oool. and Shares in
proportion.
EYTON has been truly lucky in selling Packets of
Tickets, No. 7,081, producing.nearly 4000 i. and No. 3,618,
1 producing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid
by him to the respeaive Holders, who received for each Six-
teenth 1,5471. i6s. 3d.
E. EvroN solicits a _continuance of the public favours,
at his lucky Office,
2, CO RNHILL, near the Mans;on-House.

fIENERAL SIR JOHN MOOR E'S CORUNNA
kir PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a regular
Military Bed for the Field, Barracks, &g. also a SOFA for a
Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board

Ship, the whole/packing in a srfiall Vallee, allowed the most
portable ever. yet manufattured, invented .by MORGAN
and SANDERS, No. t 6 and 17, 'Catherine-street, Strand,
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paid all those who so gallantly live and die tor their King
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