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SOCIETY FOR THE-DiSCHARGE-AND RELIEF OF

PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMAI.L DEBTS.
AT an ANNUAL- GENERAL COURT, held
- here-this day,
The Right Hon. 'Earl of Rotat,rfi President, in the Chair,
Repcirted,
"(tat in consequence of the liberal Donations received by
this Society in the.course 6-1 last year, -but paeticuiarly those
inconnnetwormion of his Majesty's entering the 5 •.th year of
his reign,"the Committee feel a particular pleasure in
nouncingto the Public, that 'are)/ haVe been enabled' to Dis-
charge and Relieve 16z6 Debtors twin the several Prisons
throughout the Kingdom, as undermentioned, many of whom
whose Debts Were very considerable, -had sulnred a long con-
finement.

The Society beg leave to observe,.that-on this occasion they
were enab,ed and led, on inatdre deliberation, to extend the
compositions tar beyond the sums prescribed by their general
rules, wiikh will account for the very great dillerence of the
averagesunr* paid for the "discharge of each Debtor, but
especially so, of those discharged by What may be called the
Jubilee t uno, vvitich, were 946, who had 624 wivesi Emu is2o
Children.

The Society take'the liberty Itirther to add, that having re-
ceived So many gratilyin marks of the' public confidence,
particularly from his Majesty, the Corpdration of thQ City
of Committee London, the Of Merchants and Bankers, seve-
ral Members
of the :>ociaty of Friends, called Quakers, and
from many other Piibiic and Private Characters, .they shall
ever be ready to continue Almoners 01 the -Public Bounty,
trusting that the late exertions of the Governor of this Cha-
rity, in a cause so behevoletit and humane, has met the ap-
probation of every Benetaetor, and wikt continue to insure
the tuture contideace•ot a' benevolent public, that the ends
proposed may be fully aicornplished, in relieving the dis-
tresses of the numerous objects who are found from time to
time immured within the walls of a.prison for debt,- pin-
ing for want ! —deprived ol'every social' and relative coin-
fyrt ! —whichl by ben% restored to liberty, they might other-
wise enjoy. ' •

scrupulonS attentiOn to the charader of every indivirttial
Petitioner being constantly observed, the Society licitter thent-
selves will be an 'additional Motive fur the support of this
Institution.

' • Resolved,
That this Report be inserted in the usual Public Papers,
signed by Order of the Amnia' General Court.
R. GRASSWELL, See.
if last year was ,C. 4 12 71.
ear is - - - 6 6 3* •
irOm the I übitee Fund 8 to t
Fleet, 64 Marshalsea 119
-Gloucester
Greenwich 1 Norwich 12.
Gilts.-st -Com; 59 , Notiingham .- `9
Horhhain 17 I Newgate 335
liereia;cl 15 Oxford, - • . A
Halifax it i f'resteign . 8
Hertford 7 1
Comp.
at Linton 3
Hull 4 Poultry Cop• 49
Huntingdon 2 Rotliwell 42
Ilehester 19 Ruthin to
Ipswich 9 ff Reading 3
King's Bench -71 It ichmond 1
Laneasier 73 5 iirewsbury 7
Liverpool 37 StallZird 5
Leicester 17
,Southainptort a
Lipeolii • 9 'SCarburougtl 1
Ludgate 26 Surrey , 70
Maidstone 67 'Tuthill . .3a
:VI uri.:etil. • 13 Warwick •15
Montgomery 12 f Wincrwstcr 14
Alaccle4iclri 4 Worcester 7
Moritnouth • 3 Whi!e•ehapel 3
• York ' 46

* The average
The present
Average paid
Aylesbu7y 12
Appleby
. Bury is
liedtord 12
Brecon 7
llodmin 3
Berwick . 3
Borough Corn. 29
Chelmsford 26
Chester 17
Carlisle
Cambridge 6
Carnarvon 6
Carditr
Coventry
Void-oath fields 2
Derby 21
Ditindin 7
Dorchester 4
Dover 4
40
I' is tram 12
Flint

FRIDAY, Apia'. 20, 1810.

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JLA
NGLAND vituncATtp; or, Observations
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THE PATRIOTS and the WHIGS, the most
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THE ENT STATE of TURKEY ; or,
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