Star.
London, England, 1808-02-10 00:00:00

POSTING.

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St. Albania 'titers), Pall Mall, Feb. 3,180 e. '
A T a numerous and respectable Meeting, held this
Day at the above Tavern,
4 1"
Sir GERVAS CLIFTQS, Bart. in the Chair,
It was unanimously resolved,' That in order to the more perfe It
arrangement and publication of the Names of the Postmasters, Ike.
who have offered to Post and Job upon the old terms (many of
whom have sent in their proposals during the sitting of this Meet-
ing), in order to the more general diffusion At the objects of this
Meeting, and the maturing and effectuatingof a 'plan for protecting
the public against what appears to tliit Meeting a gross and unwarr
ranted impotition on the part of softie:l°4k Masters, Etc. this
Meeting be. adjourned to IVlohday, the isth inat. at the above
Tavern, exactly at Qne o'Clock,
GERVAS CLIFTON, Chairman.
The Chair having been left bit Sir Germs Clifton, and taken by
the Mast Noble the Marcluli of • Abercern, the Thanks of the
Meeting were unanimous)/ voted to Sir Germs Clifton, Bart.—
and it was determined andfettAlt- that all letters concerning the
gdstlelg and Jobbing Buiineks' '4asst paid) should •be directed te,
V;o
taken in by, Mr. Rictold, Oil Matter of the above, reverts;
•• Vs requested to produce. ,lae:4l` WA* at the neat Genet*
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111011RSURPrr to a Decree of the High Chancery.
madeln it Cause wherein Thomas lliisninsham Daly Henry
Sewell, and others, are camplainants,q63 Richard Clarke and
another are Defendants, the Creditors of Lieutenant Colonel
Thanes Birmingham Daly Henry Sewell, late on the Staff at
Aet>yti in Ireland and now of Duke street, Portland-place, in the
CoUnryif 'lsliddl;sex; to sirborit'lie was indebted at the time of
the death of Thomas Baily .Heath Sewell, late of Queenwoad
Hill, near Chertseyyin the CoMify of Surrey, Am. (kik late fa-
ther); deceased, the testator in die pleaditigs in this: canteintned,
(which happened on or about the ISth day. of October,'loo3), are
to some in and prove their several debts before Francis Paul Strat-
ford, Esq. one of the Watt's of the shut Court, at his Chambers
in Southampton-buildings; Chancery-lane, London, on or before
the Ist day of March next, or in default thereof they will be pe-
remptorily excluded thtbenefit of the said decree.

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