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A N ADVOWSON or next Presentation Wanted,
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with aprospect of as oarly vacancy, and Uaa Estate ean
be purchased within the Parish, or near it, the more dcalrable.
Particulars to be sent to Mr. TT Si:MLitt, SOadter. LallCAikiS Inn

CA.NTr.K BURY ROYAL FR.EE SCHGOL.
A T a Meetirig of the Committee of the Canterbury-
-1- 1- -Royal Free School, holden on Tuesday evening, thrrist
of March instant.
JOHN Ai3BOTr, Esq._ in the Chair,
Resolved, That the Thanks of dui Meeting be presented to
Mr. Jose Pi Laucasrea, for his assistance in fanning the Caws
terbury Royal Free School, and also to Mr. Jost PM FJI fior hit
unremitting stiePtio* to its eatablisbnitigt, from which the greatest
begrfits to the welfare and motils of eke children of the poor a
this city, and its egvirons my be fully expected. A.:iti as Mr.
Lancaster has undertaken totintroduce into his Schools upon his
own plan, of making one book *neve fgr a whole School. the Epis-
. ties, Gospels, Ind Psalms, as cootained in the Common Prayer
Book ; this IVieetnez, is of opinior thst the. greatest benefits will
resuk from this combining Religeeus Instrection with the ad-
vantages of elementary education.
I Resolved, That this Resolution be inserted
HN ki the Cuiterbory ..
Parrs, and lit vivo Londos Papers. * insert!
AM) ..Parrs,

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ADVOWSON.
DOCCEUR OF TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
WANTED to Practutsv, the AnvovisoN or neat
• Preeentatiob to's Living of 4001. per annum, or npvvuds,
•vith prospect of early Induction. Or any one having interest to
.neure a Presentation to a Living of the above value, shall re-
s are liqUO Guineas. None but Persons of character will be uti-
pt.ti with.—A Line addreeted to P. H. 3. Peek's Coffee-house,
11.N2-o;treet, will be Immettately attended to, and a reference
W 'as to pvntlrman of the first respectabillty...--March 4th.

NLW EDII lON OF MR. BARING'S WORK UPG)N THE
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WuKCESTEtt and BIRMINGHAM CANAL,
FaITICE is hereby Given, that the Subscriptiothin
for the remaining New Shares for the completion ars
,is now, opm to the public at 401.-each Share to be paid by
tolls at 41 each in each Share, and that Subscriptions will beet-
caved by the followirg bankers, vier-44mm Wilklhenl4llo"-
tin, Smith and Smith, inglani—Sir James &dale
Loodon—Messrs. Stuckey, Lean and Co. Bristol—Me:sn. Bee"
wielt.tud Co. and Messrs: Farley and Co. Wemaye • ' • '''•
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Note--A Deposit of One Pound a Share nsaa re,be- sa
time M subscribing, and the can for the rretit.•
will not be made before two-thirds of the sew MN fillielk*en,brii.
Iscribed for. The Calls afterwards will be made at not WI
three calendar mouths distance from each odor, mud no further
sum than the 401. a share will boated for.
By Order of the Committee,'
BENIAMIN PAUICEIL
o Clerk of the Company at liroptiote
—An.

NOTICIE TO 'fl4 CREDfI ORS GP JOHN BUITOX
AND OF THOMAS MARSHALL. • • •
WHEREAS, the Purchase* 0 such.part °lithe
real .Lstate, late of the said Jcintt fly rots, as /MAN* a
Mathfiefil, in the County of Staffont tend cohireyedVrillot to
Trustees in trust, for the benefit othilt kclielente Oreditofo4..llllll4F
the joint Creditors of the said John Buxton and•of liboont Mir
shall of Mathfield aforesaid, Yeoman, objects to tho *lie tie
said Estate, and will no: at present aware thereof, MAP IFXrt.
there are Creditors of the said John Buxton sod of Thonsas
shall, who have not executed the said Died (notwithstitiatikag Ad.
vertisenients have been repeatedly inserted is the Dew assithtiff-
ford Newspapers, requesting their *mention, and none Axvitz
given notice of their claims, if any there be,) therefore to ftrove
the above objection and to eisidae • tile said Trustees to to:Tirane
the said purchase, all such Creditors, if any there be, who have
not executed the said' Deed, are mOst'earnestly requested to cons*
in andexecute• the same within twenty-one days firth the dope
hereof, otherwise thtir claim will be disallowed. And if eh.r at*
any such Creditors not illing to execute, they are desired to gar
notice of their claims to Mr. Bossley, Attorney; Baktsitll, Da•
byshire; or Messrs. Goodwin, Attornies, Ashbarne, in the same
County, with reasons for their dissent.—Peb. 23, ISO&
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