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.boi lieptember ACIFf•
NOTICE-is h'etebrgisvp,-51pat Alplitfsplan is
intended to be made to Parliament in the next Sellion,
for leave to bring in a Bill, andio.oiiiiin an Ad, for making
NAVIQVMAII G 4 4L, 4ttri and .of
the Gitattp jelly-now csttst.v thelpariih of Cowley, in
county
the OT Middlefex, ;o loin the Riiptyhatnes, at or near
Harley/ord; in theparifir bf Otralijfariow„iti the county of
Buckingham; aid for snaking a Wier antis the laid River,
near ilarieyford afsrefaid, to a certain lila* therein„at or
near New Lock, in the Parilit of Hurley, in' the County of
Herbs, 'in order to render the farne navigable tor Boits and
Barges, and otherwife improving the Navigatiod thereof, from
the laid Wier to. the westward Paternity of the laid Wand ;
sod that the fame Canal is intended be carried b
through, the friend Townships, T
of Cowley and Hillingdon, in the
Iva, I 41%4(.7 Mardi', Upton-cum-
ham Royal, Burnham, Hitcham,
Little Marlow, Great Marlow, and
ty of Buckingham, and the faid.F
County of Berks.
And sifts for amending, altering,.
rifodual, the fevend powers, authorities,
fcvcral Aits of the 33d,34th,3341,36th,.,_
the Reign of his, prefent Majesty, for the better ear_.
Company of Proprietors of the Grand jtmdion Canal to linilit
aid complete the fame, and the whole of the works to be execut-
ed. by them in purfuance of the faidfcveral Adis of Parliament.
GRAY and CHAPLIN, Clerks to the Company.

September to, 18os.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Appplication is
isitendul to be made to Parliament, in the next Sc on,
forlcavetobring in a Bill, and to obtain an Ad, for making and
maintaining *NAVIGABLE CANAL ,from and out of the G RA Vin
IIINCTION CANAL, in the milli of Cowley, in the county of
liddlefex , to join the New Cut, communicating with the River
Itennett,•in the parills of St. Cilia, Reading, in the county of
Bctha; and that the fame Canal is intended to be carried in, to,
or •through, the feveral Tpwnibips, Parilkes, Hamlet., Liber-
ties, or 'Places, of Cowley and Hlilingdon, in the county of
Middlefex; her, Langley Madill, lipton-cum-Chalvey, Stoke
Pori, farnhain Royal, Botulism, .Hitcham, and.Taplow, in
the county of Buckingham; klaidetilirnd, Cookhani, Bray,
White Waltham, Shottefbrook, Waltham Saint Lawrence,
Rukomb, Hun% Woodley and SandfOrd, Summa," Barley,
and St. Giles, Reading, in the county of Berks; and the pariah
of Horn, in the County Of Wills-
And alto, for amending, altering, enlarging, and rendering
more eifedal, the feveral power., authorities, and provilloos,
of the feveral Ads of the 33d, 34th, 33th, 36th, 38th, and az it,
years of the Reign of his prefect Majesty, for the hotter eu-
ablinitAlefwelnldny of Proprietors of the Grand jundion Canal
to finial and complete the fame,snd the whole of the Works to
be executed by in puridoce of the laid feveral Ads of
Parliament.
• GRAY and CHARUN, Clerks to the Company.

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• , r • ' itsptember 10, lig*.
WilE is hereby given, That Application is
.a. x .44 to be made to recliament in the next Seffion, for
liavi to g. in a Bill, and to obtain an:Adt, for making and
maistalning II•NAVIGA DIA CANAL, from and ont of the GRAND
=ref:CANAL. in the part of Cowley, in the county of
empty of s
Wartr;:wu Rives Thames, at or near Sunning. is
to; and. that the laid Canal is intended to be
carded ta.to, - glt the lereitt Toventhips, Fxrithes,Hasn..
lets, Libeitiei, as; places, of Cowley and Hillingdon, in the
county of Mieltilefax ; Ivor, Langley Mariih, Upton-eum• Chat-
vy, Sto Bases, Farnham Royal, Burnham, Hitchant, and
Taplow, in the ceetnty of Bockingham; Maidenhead, Cook-
ham; Bray, Whitt Waltham, Sbottcfb: ook, Waltham St. Lew-
itt:tee; Ruicoenb, Hutt., Woodley and Sandford, and Sunning,
in the county of Bales; and Herft, in the county of Wilts.
And alto, for amending, altering, enlarging and rendering
more effettual, the leveret powers, 'authorities, and provitions,
of the lomat Adts of the 33d, 30th• 35th, 36th, 311tkend eat
years of the reign of his mime Majeßy, for the better ena-
bling the Coshpany of Proprietors of ihe Grand jendtion Canal
so finilh and complete the fame, and the whole of the works to
i be executed by them, in pertinence of the laid leveret Adts of
Parliament.
GRAY and CHAPLIN, Clarks to the company.

NOTICE to CJ.AI MANTS titdei the CONVENTION With
the UNITED STATE, of AMERICA.

WHEREAS by the tit Article of the,fetiftVeh•
don concluded at Lanka, on the Bth Day of Janney
between his Majefty and the United States of 'America,
the raid Unktd States, in fathiadtion and dire-barge of the Mo-
ney which they. might have been liable to pay in poefuance of
the provifioos of the 6th Article of the Treaty of Amity, Com-
viserce,lutd Navigation, concluded et London, on the 4th day. of
November, 794, between his Majefty and the Paid United States
(which 6th Article was, by the (aid Convention, declared to be
cancelled and annuilcd,except fo far as the fame might Mateo
thee:mutton of the 7 th A rticl e of the faid Treat yjengaged to pay ;
and his Majefty engaged to aceept,for the Tale of the Perfons de-
LAW intbefaid 6th Article, the fum of foopt 01. fterling, pay-
able at the City of Wathington, in three Annual Inftalments of
ano,ootal. each, and to rich perfon and perfuns as would-be au-
thorifed by his Mt:jetty to receive the (ante • the fit-ft of the
fail initalnients to be paid at the expiration of one year, the fe-
cond at-the expiration t two years, and the third and laft In-
Raiment at the expiratiob of three years, next following the ex-
change of the Ratification of the Lid Convention: And by the
ad Article of the Paid Convention, the 4th Article of the De-
finitive Treaty of Peace, &Mauled at Paris on the 3d day of
September, 1783, between his Majefty and the Paid United
States, was, fo far as refpedted its future operation, recognifed
and confirmed, fo as that the Creditors therein defcribed &Quid
thereafter meet with no lawful impediment to the recovery of
the full value, in fterling money, of their bow fide Debts.
All Pedals claiming the Benefit of the Paid firft Article of the
Lid Convention, are hereby required to lodge without delay
their feveral Claints.in Writing, duly fuhferibed by the refpec-
tive Claimaits or their Agents, with James William Hay, Efq.
at the Office, No 7, Great Marlborough-ftreet; and that they
therein fpecially let forth, zft Their National Charadter entit-
ling them to claim as his Majesty's Subjects: adly. The Nature
and Origin of their feveral Debts and Demands, and the total
Amount theieof, Principal and Intereft, reduced to Sterling.
Money, (the Intel-eft being leparately Rated and diftinguifhed
from the Principal,) with a Reference to Schedules annexed;
the Paid Schedules to contain Lifts or Accounts of the particu-
lar Debts, the Names of the Debtors, and their Situations and
artumftanees, fo far as thefame can be Rated. at and fubfe-
qamt to the Coodufion of Peace between his Majefty and the
Paid United States : gdly. Whether the Claimants have at any
Title proceeded, or are now proceeding at Law in America,
for recovering Payment of the Paid Debts? and if not, why
they have not fo proceeded, or are not fo proceeding at Law ?
And,laftly, the Evidence,Writtan, or Parole, which they are
ready to aesdersake to bring forward in Support of their feveral
Statements and Demands. And all Claimants who do not re-
fide in Londe's,. or the immediate Neighbourhood thereof, are
lreorAd to appoint Agents there refuting; and at the Time Isf
their claims, testae Notice of the Names and Places of
Afsede of Paid Agents at the laid Office.
Paetheer h It hereby required, that all relative or incidental
Reprefeneadoos, Statements, and ,Ankications mall be made in
*eking, dully fished by the Cialmante,4 their Agents, and
!edged at the 0111c.e, where all neeeffiry enquiries refpediing
the above matter, 40 the proceedings ti. I cia, may bc made.
and there old? • .
OSA *ea frathe hieribet;onft•itreet,

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FOl#t itrAflitl4AND TWO, igUNDAED 19,U441 , ,
WANTEW-'.
THY' Trtifteet of the NewCWIV Turnpike. goads
hem* rave Notlee, tbakitethar next General Meet-
ing, which will beholden on the a* of this ;Puma -Scp-
tanker., at the. Green Man, Blaelsheach, slisey,will be ready to
borrow, and take up at. Intereft, aby Sam of Money, Itot eg•
ceeding 42001. or las than 8001. The of the Money
will be ft-cured:by Mortgage of the. Toth arifing on the faid
Roads, which ate.r.(l,-lilvted to peoclumist &salt soopl..per An-
num, and the Inters-ft (at 5 per Cent.) will be regularly paid
every Six Months
• Further Particulars may be had b*.applying to
Greenwich, EVEREST and MARTYR,
Sept. lit, dos. Clerks to the raid Truftees.
TWENTY-FIVE TI-10

POUNDS,

the air ie
be
Ti4tigi.A.F Firft-drELOTT ket.
gins Drawing
•• .4 November 2th,sBp2. , .
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Half • 8 a oil Fighth - aj• 4 •
(O arts 4 to o Sinceoth 3 6 •
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AU Shares fed at this Office will be ft:a'mped, agreeable to Ad
of Parliamentovith the words " State-Lottery Stamp-05m." '
Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their feveral An.
unities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and
fold by Oommiffion.

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. Archdeacon of Bedford.
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MF.DICAI4 JACTIHUIS 11/1( WILLIAM CHAR4.ES
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MAS'ii HOS prria,..
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tended to be carried in, to, or
Parishes, Hamlets, or ItlaCes,
he county of Middl and
tt-Chalvey, Stoke P rant-
st, Taplow, Hedfor, urn,
nd Medmenham,
I. Pa rtlk of Hurley% fad
0. -Vt., •
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itboritles, and provillont, of the
th,.316th,38th, and spilt years of
r, for the better enabling the