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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1820.

NOTICE is hereby given, That application
will be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session for
leave to bring in a BILL or BILLS to enable THE COM-
PANY OF PROPRIETORS of the REGENT'S CANAL,
to make a COMMUNICATION or COMMUNICATIONS
from and out of certain LAND belonging to the said "..'om-
pany of Proprietors, situate on the south-side of the City
Road, iii the parish of Saint Luke, otherwise Saint Luke Old
Street, in the County of Middlesex, late the Estate of the
Prebendary' of Wenlock's Barn, by a certain Road or Roads.
to be made:across a certain Pyblic Sewer, and certain Ter-
races called I-Inß's Terrace:Garden Ttrrace, and George's-
row Buildings, or some of them, into, through, and along all
or any of certain Streets, Public Passages, or Places, situate
in the.said Parisll of Saint Luke, otherwise Saint Luke Old
Street, called or known by the names of Pitman's Buildings,
Orchard-street, null's•street, Bartholomew Terrace, Briek-
lane, and George's•row ; and also tit. extend, enlarge, alter,
amend, explain. or reptal all or any of the several Acts passed
in the Reign of his late Majesty for making a Canal 'from the
Grand aunctio'n in the Parish of Paadington, to the
River Thames, in-the Parish of Lito,ehouse, in the County of
Mi.d.dleiexi•or certain clauses, powers, provisoes, or autho-
rities, contained in all or any of the said Acts, and insert in
such Bill sir Bills, 'clanses'to render the'provitotis of the 'said
Acts respectively inure effectual.
.1 Great RusSellstreet, e3d Sept. 1920

JAMES W. LYON.

SUNDERLAND DISPENSARY

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... Sunderland. Sept. 12, 1820.
AT
a. 6-. ENER AL MEETING of the Gover-
nors tit the Dispensary; Medical Gentlemen, and other
Inhal,it ants of the town and neighbourhood, holden at the
Exchange this day,
The Rev. Dr. GRAY in the Chair,

Resoleed—That in consideration of the Great population of

this town and neighbourhood, and the frequency of conta-
gious disorders, and serious accidents to which the labour-
ing- classes •are exposed, it is desirable that a Dispensary
should be erected upon an enlarged scale, with wards for the
reception of patients with fevers or.other disorders, and for
those suffering front decidentsiand other cases requiring sur-
gical aid.
Resolved—That the. follow
Committee to solicit further c

into; Gentlemen be appointed a
Jntrilint}ons

The Rev. Dr. Giay
George Robinson; Esq.
Stephen Pemberton, M. B.
Rev. George SI ophenson
Thomas Hopper; Esq.
John Davison, Esq. ,
Sivaspear
AMbson Fenwick, Esq..
Rev, Robert Gray •
Rev. Benjamin Kennicott

Nathan Horn, ESq.
William Hayton, Esq.
Rowland Webster; Esq.
Jonathan Baelbouse, Esq.
John White, Esq.
.1„ C. W. Robinson, Esq.
Edward Bac{amuse, Esq.
John James Wilkinson, Esq.
WilliaM Fergussott. Esq.
The Committee of the Dis.

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George Fenwick, ;Esq. 1 .pensarv.
That John Davison, Esq. Mr. Young, Mr. White, and Mr. -
C. Wilson, he appointed to form a Building Committee, em-
powered, when the subscription shall amount to 1,6001. to
contract for the erection of the proposed building, upon an
estimate not exceeding that sum, and upon the plan now ap-
proved, with such alterations as they may judge expedient.
That the Rev. George Stephenson and Messrs. Backhouse
and Co. he appOinted Treasurers, to whom and to the Milt-
man subscriptions may be sent.-
That the thanks of this Meeting he transmitted by the
Chairman, to the Hon. and Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of
Dnrhatn, and to the Right' Het). and Item'. the Truste&s
of Loid Crewe's charities, for the liberalaid which they have
afforded. ,
1W :civics of these Resolutions be transmitted to the
Right Hon. the Firil of Darlington, the Right Hon. Lord
Vane Stewart, John George Lanibton, Esq., the Hon.
Wil-
Powlett, Sir.Hedwortli Williamson, Bart., Sir Thomas
Henry Liddell, Bart., Matthew Rtissell, F.sq., -and to such
other Nobtemen and Gentlemen as the Committee may judge
proper.
That these Resolutions, signed by the Chairman, be advel
tised.

ROBERT GRAY.
The Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Chairman

For his conduct in the Chair.

DONATIONS. L. S. d.
Reverend Dr. Gray . 50 0 0
Thomas Hopper, 'Esq. . . SO 0 0
Mrs. Hopper . . . 10 10 0
Reverend George Stephenson . 10 10 0
John Davison, Esquire . . 10 10 0
Addison Fenwick; Esquire ' . 20 0 0
'George Robinson, Esquire • . 20 0 0
Reverend Thoinas Baker - . 10 10 0
Mr.-John White - . 50 '0 0
Messrs. A. and J. White, junior . 30 0 0
Mr. Caleb Wilson . . 20 0 0
ReVerehd Sir Robert Peat - • 10 10 0
George Fenwick, Esquire . - • 20 0-0
Balance from Labouring Poor Fund 46 16 3
raised in 181(i, voted at a Meeting of Int.on do.
Sake' ibers to that Fund • 2 5 3
Mr. T. Manley • - . 10 0 0
Mr. W. Featherstonehaugh, for the Wear Ito 10 0
Glass Company
Mr. Richard Markbant . . . 10 10 0
Arr. C. flnianwell ▪ . 10 10 0
Mr. T. Young • . 20 0 0
R. Fenwick, Esquire lO 10 0
Slsakspear Reed, Esquire . . 50 0 0
Mr. C. N. \\Pawn, Newcastle . 5 5 0
T. Thompson, Esquire . . 10 10 0
Thomas Pemberton, Esquire . 10 10 0
Anthony Hopper, Esquire . . SI 10 0
Mr. R. Mitcatf - . . 5 5 0
Mr. It. I. Shaft° . . 10 10 0
.
Mr. W. Kirk, junior • . to 10 0
Mr. Seurfield . 10 10 0
• • •
Messrs. R. Webster and Co. . 30 () 0
Mrs. Lagg, Durham . 10 l 0 0
Mr. H. Hall . 10 0 0
Messrs. Tanner and. Beckwith . to to 0
Charles Simpson, Esquire . • 10 10 0
Mrs. E. Nicholson . 10 10 0
The Hon. and Right Reverend the Lord 1.
100 0 0
Biiop of Durham J
The-flight Hon. and Rev. the Trustees}
100 0 0
of Lord Crewe's Charity
Reverend Archdeacon Prosser . .25 0 0
Honourable Lady Noel . :0 0 0
Interest upon the four last stuns . 7 16 4f
Brewster Sessions Feca, by the Rev. Dr.)
a 0 0
Prosser and Rev. Or. Cray, 1819 ..f
B. Ogden, Esquire .
W. Ferguson, Esquire
Reverend W. Wilson, Wolsingham
John Gregism, Esquire ' ,
George Skipsey, Esquire
Messrs. IlackhouSe and Co.

. 10 10 0
.5 5 0
. 10 10 0
. 31 10 0
. 10 10 0
. 50 0 0

.sessrs.
William Peters, E!.quire, Newcastle . 5 5 0
Mr. William Storey • • • 5 0 0
Messrs. Hunter and Elliot • . to 0 0
Nathan Horn, Esquire . . 21 0 0
W. Halton, Esquire • . to to o
Mr. William Bell • • • to to 0
Mr. William Scott . • 5 5 0
Mr. George Sanders • • to to 0
Mr. John Beecroft . . . lo 10 0
Mr. Wilkinson, London . . 9 ..2 0
Re'verend Itolvert Gray . . 10 lo 0
Mr. Henry Meth . . 10 to 0
Mr. Richard Denton . . 10 0 0
Mrs. Woodcock . . 100 o o
Mr. Thomas Baker . . 2 2 0
Rev. Dr. Gray's Brewster Session Fees,t 820 4 it 0
Messrs. Anderson and Faulkner . . 10 0 0
Mrs. Nicholson . . . • 3.5 0

AMOUNT OF ANNUAL SUBSCUITTIONS 118 11 0