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London, England, 1805-11-05 00:00:00

CORNWALL.

AT a County Meeting for taking into confideration
the puma,: to which the Lands lately helonginr to the Hof-
pital of St. Laurence dc Ponteboy may be molt artfully applied for
the hen, fit of the County,
SAMUEL STUPHENS, Efq, High Sheriff, in the Chair,

Refoived, r.• That it is the opinion of the Meeting. that if the
Corfuratiun of the Hofpital of St Laurence de Pontehoy lhould
be decreed by the Court of Chancery to be diffolved, and the
Lands belonging thereto can be applied to the fuppott of force
oth r charitable Inftitutien, the molt beneficial appropriation of
the faid Land will be to the ertabliibment of a County Afylum
for the reception and care of Lunatic Paupers.
a. 'That a Committee be appointed to carry into circa the object
of the foregoing Refolution, as far as circumftances will admit.
3. That the Committee do confift of the following Gentlemen,
conjointly with the Magiltrates of the County :
The Right Hon. the Earl of Mount Edgecurnbe,
The Right Hon. Lord De Dunitanville and Met,
The Right Hon. Lord Flint, the Hon. Charles Bagnall Agar,
Sir Wm. Lemon, and Sir Chrift Hawkins, Baronets.

Francis Gregor, Francis Rodd, and Francis Glanville, Efqrs.
And Henry Hawkins Tremayne, and Robert Walker, Clerks;
and that any t' ree of them be a Qitortrn.
4. That the I hanks of the Meeting be given to the Magiffrates
who have called .he attention of the County to this fubjedt, and to
Lord de Dunitanville and Beret, and Sir Chtillopher Hawkies,
Baronet, for the dept. which they have taken to obtain a Decree
of the Court of Chanccryjelarive thereto.
5. That the fo:egoing Refolutions be printed in one London
and two Provincial Papers.
6. That the flanks of the Gentlemen prefent be given to the
Nigh Sheriff for convening the Meting, atd fur his condudt in
tkc Chair. Signed on behalf of the Meeting,
SAMUEL STEPHENS, Sheriff
Bodmin, Odlober as, tflas.

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A CLERGYMAN, who is at prefent the Con.
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or givc. ample fticurity for the punctual performance of contrafts•
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Nature and Natures Laws lay hid In Night :
Gud fald....Let Newton be!—and all was light. Pore.
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