Star.
London, England, 1822-04-01 00:00:00

PUBLIC MONUMENT TO GEORGE IIL
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
A SCRIBERS for the PUBLIC MONUMENT to his
late MA.IFsTY, held at the Thatched House Tavern, on the
30th of March, 1822,
The Eight Hon. the Earl of lIARRINGTON in the Chair,
It was Re.alved--lct. 'that the proposal of erecting a Mo•
vument to the llernory of his late Majesty originated with
Mr. Wyatt.
Resolved-2d. That a Subscription having been commenced
for the purpose of erecting the said Monument, under the di-
rection of Mr. Wyatt, it is expedient to complete the same with
the least pos.ibie delay.
Resolved-3d. That the Committee and Sub-Committee who
have undertaken to carry into effect Mr. Wyatt's suggestion b.,
requested to continue their exertions.
Resolved-4th. That the Sub-Committee do forward Copies
of these Resolutions to the Lord Mayor of London, and to the
Corporate Birdies throughout the Kirk,,dom, requesting their
operation.
li,solvesl—dth. That a detailed statement of the proceedings
tae Committee, relative to the Subscription, be published.
lii:solved-6th. That these Resolutions be printed in different
Alorning and Evening Papers.
(Signed) lIARRING TON, Chairman.

The Earl of Harrington having left the Chair, the Thanks of
th.: 'Meeting were voted to his Lordship for his attentive and
-::31 conduct.
By order of the Sub-Committee,
H. GORDON, Assistant-Secretary.

CU3TOII-110USE, NEWHAVEN:.
"Ts-TOME k hereby giveni That there will he ex-
-1:11 med to PUBLIC SALE, at this Office, on WenxEsoAv,
the loth a; April, 182:3, at Florca u',:lock in the Forenoon, in
01le Llt, the fast-sailing Smack called the NEPTUNE, of
Shoreham, Carrel Built, burthen Sixty-three Tons, and 83-94
of a Ton, and very conveniently fitted out for a Packet or
Passage Vessel; together with her LOWER MAST and
SFANDIN-Ci RIGGING:
Alan, in Sundry Lots, the MATERIALS and STORES of
the said Vessel, consisting of Six Hair and Twelve Flock Mat-
trosses, Eighteen Counterpanes, Thirty-three Blankets, Twenty-
sit Pillows, One Carpet, Twelve Camp Chairs, one Sofa and
C;;Aion, One Looking Glass, and various other Articles of
Cabin Furniture; Eleven Sails, sundry Blocks and Coils of
Prni-irg Rigging, Two Anchors, One Chain Cable, One
Warp, Ship's Boat, Compasses, Colours, Lead Lines, Cooking
Uensils, &c.
The above Goods may be viewed (in Office hours) on the
inoming of the Day of Sale, and the two preceding Days.
Twenty-five roue& per Cent will be required as a
deposit.

PORT OF POOLE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
Arlin Custom-house in this Port, on Timasnav, the 11th of
April, 18a2, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
TILE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
VIZ.
About 12 Gallons Brandy,
25 Gallons Geneva,
One foreign-mad,: Carle, weighing about 49 cwt.
••• One ditto llawser,'Welghling about 10 cwt.
'One Vlulln, one Galley and Materials, and the broken-vp.
Bulls of two Boats ; also the Frenith Cutter called L'AIIITZ,
tmethen about 28 tuns, with her Boat, Tackle, Apparel, and
Furniture.
All which have been condemned in his Majesty's Court of
Exchequer, and ,•Ly be viewed three days preceding the Sale,
application at the Custom-house, in Office hours.

BRITISII FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND
CORNHILL.
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ESTABLISHED in 1799, for Insurance of Houses,
: "'wilding', Manufactories, Goods and IWerchandize, Ships,
Vessels, and other Property, on the most equitable terms, and on
principles affording solid and permanent security to those insured.
DI RECTORS, &c. •
Joscrii WARNEK, Esq. Chairman.
lion. OCUCLAS XINSAIRD, Deputy Chairman.
Rt. Ilrri. the Vice-Ckanceiior William Marsh, Esq.
S:r John Cox flippiskv, llart. Thomas Maude, Esq.
Sir Robert Wigrain, Hart. George G. isiiils, Esq.
William Agnew, Esq. Richard C. Inowden, Esq.
J. P. Auriol, Ei.i. John Soane, Hill.
John Hebb, Esq. G. 11. Sumner, Fsq. M.P.
S. P. Cockerell, Esq. Robert Taylor, lisq.
James Henry Deacon, Esq. John Variiham, Esq.
Chines Freeman, Esq. James NVest, Esq.
Neill Malcolm, Esq. Rd. Willi:arts, Eiq. Solicitor.
'IA RD BARNES,. Secretary.

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