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London, England, 1810-12-22 00:00:00

SA tURDAY, DEcnina 22; 1810.

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SOCIETY FOR THE DISCRARGE,AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craven•street. Strand. Dec. Sr aro,
BE &EFAC T I 0 N S since the last REPORT,
viz : k. S. d.
Right Hon. Earl Kerry . . . . 2o o o
Mr. Weichman . A. z 2 e
Rev. Di. Frewen , . . . •. A. 22 9
Sir ‘Vm. Bellingham, Bart. . ~ • 5 5
Mr. Williamson . . 2 o 0
Mr. Francklin ~ . A. 2 2 e
Mr. Alderman Domville, perSecietary . A.. 22 0
Edward Wilbraham Bootle, Esq. . . 20 0 e
Rev. Edward Baline . ' A. 2 2 •
Mr. Wallace . . . A.loo
John Ward, Esq, • • . 2 2 o
Samuel Betty, Esq. . • . 2 2 0
Mr. Graves, per Fuller and ChatteriS . 2 2 0
A. O. .
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Discharged and relieved fronii various Prisons 71
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Referred for Cbaradqs 4 Petitions, and rejeEted j 3.
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Books may be seen by those who are inclined to sittiaport this
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A NEW and IMPROVED MODE of CAN-
Cl NG BUILDINGS, invemedby an A rchi.
tett of Etninenct, for which Ills Majesty's- Letters Patent
have been obtained, is submitted to the Public. It combines
very considerable saving in labour and materials, with expe.:
dition in finishing, is preventive of the dry \ rut, and a great
security against Fire.
Particulars may be known by application to Mr. Todd,
Builder, No. 27, David•atreet, Mary-le-bone ; or to Mr..
Stutely, junior, Builder, No. 7, Northumberland-street,
Charing• Cross.

pOS AN Q U ET ON BULLION.—SECOND EDITION,
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PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the RE•
PORT of the BULLION COMMITTEE.
By CHARLES BOSANQUET, Esq.
Second Edition, with a Supplement, containing Remarks of
Huskisson's Pamphlet.
London : Printed for• 1. M. Richardson, No. 23, Corn.
hill ; and 1. Hatchard,

MR. I,,YNE'S LETTER TO THE RT. HONOURABLE
GEOILGL ROSE, M.P.
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plified.
By CHARLES LYNE, Esq.
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