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London, England, 1807-05-05 00:00:00

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITU Pall• Ma.

DIRECTORS.
Sir Jas. Cockburne, of Langton, John Prowett, Efq•
Bart. Wm. Bland, Efq. M. D.
Stratton, Efq. • Benjamin A ngel, Eft.
Lukkr lieffhani, Efq.

HONOR•RY DIRECTORS. '
James Patterfon, Erg. Ralph Green, Efq.
Samuel sketehley, Eiq. ',I Lomas Hague, ill.
Philip Palmer, Ell. Rev. C. Saudby
John Galling, Erg
I 'HIS Intlittition is formed for the ptr.-poie of ad.
-X •aini n g , to factions of rerpedtability, any [urn or rums of
money_thec may oct afionally be in W 311( of, upon fair and equitable 1
terms; which, while they infurc 8 per Cent. intereft fecured on
Land to the Subferibers, may refcue thole requiring aftirtance from
the ineonveniences and extortions to which they have hitherto
been espofed. •
Farther particulars refpeding the views and regulations of this
society may be obtained, by application, at the (Ake, No 22,
Pall. Mall ; and any Perrone in the Country. Milting to become
Agents to the lottitution, will make their applications according',
by letters poll. paid.
The Shares, by a late refofution of the Proprii.tors, are to be in-
creafed. and honks are open to receive Suhferiptions at Minis.
Hodfoll and Stirling, Bavkers, in the Strand; Mrffrs. Prescott,
Grote, and Co. Bankers, •Ilreadneedle-ttrect, and at tlsr fluare
o the Itillitution,,Pall Mall. 8.,, TIM:VIPSUN,
Solicitor.

BULL'S HEAD INN, MANCHESTER,
APRIL 27. 1807.
A T a moli numerous and rcfpeetable MEETING
of the inhabitants of the Towns of Manchefter and &Word.
and their Vicinity, (convened by the Boroughreeves and Confta.
bies purfnaat to a requifition, and advertifed in the Manchtfter
Papers) for the purpote of preparing an Addrefs to the Kinn, ex-
prafive of their gratitude on a late oceafion, and of their determi-
, riots to ruppost 116 Majesty in the undimitated Exc _ife of his
Prerogative..
JOSEPH SEDDON, Efq. Boroughreeve of Manciielter,
io the Chair,

it was Unanimoufly Refolved,
That an humble Addrefs be prefented to the King, ezpreffive
of the Loyalty of thefe Towns and their Neighbourhood ; and of
the feelings with which the Inhabitants are impreifed. in conk-
qutnce of the Hrotnefs arid Refolution which his MaJefty has
been pleated to manifeft on a recent marital, in fuppOrt of our
ezcollent Conßitution in Church and State.
That I Committee be app toted for the purpofe of preparing
huh an Addrefs, and that this Committee eontift of the follow-
ing Gentlemen, vit.
The Rev. C. W. Ethelßone The Rev. T. Strine
Dr. Folley Mr.C. Fred. Brandt
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Mr. James Acker, Mr J. L. Philips
Dr. Baraley and
The Rev. Samuel Hall The Rev. J. GAME
That the Addrefs now 'produced and read, be approved of,
and that it be figned by the Chairman no behalf of this Meeting.
That the Addrefs be tranftsitted to the Chancellor of the Duchy
of Laneaftcr, and that the Chairman rcqueft him to prefcnt the
fame to his Majelty.
That thefe Refolutions be publifhed otice in all the Manchefter
Newfpapers, in the I.aneatter Gazette, and Four of the London
Papers, at the difcretiou of the Chairman.
JOSEPH SEDDON, Chairman.
The Boroaghreeve having lett the Chair, it was taken by loam
Kt AItSLIT, Eft when
It was Unanimoufly Refolved,
1 That the Thanks of this Mceting be given to the Bornue•
re eve& and ConCtaisles of blanchelter and Salford, for calling this
Meeting; and to the Chairman for his very fatisfadtory conduCt
in that fituation. JOHN KBARSLEY.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, bearing date the 23a day of June, 1836, made in
a Caufe wherein Mary Ann Gill,,an infant, and where, .re Plain-
tiffs, and Mary Gill, and others, are defendants, the creditors of
William Gill, late of Gower ftreet, Bedford.fqnare, in the county
of Middlefex, and of Wyradtbury, in the county of Bucks, and an
Alderman of the City of London, Efq. deceafed (who died in the
year t 798) are forthwith to corns in and prove their debts. either
by rhentfelves or their Solicitors, before Robert Steele, Vq. one
of the Matters of the fall Court, at his chambers, in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof,thry will
be excluded the benefit of the raid decree.

CHUDI.EIOH—DEVON.
TO BE SOLP, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ADESIRALII,E RESIDENCE, withsor without
any Quantity of Ground, from four to twenty Acres, at the
eleetion of a purcSaftr. The Hoeft is fit for the immediate recep-
tion of a genteel Family, has not been built four years, is a cons-
ptote,
handfome and very fubftantial float Building; Rands alone
at a convenient di(tance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the
Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an exten-
five view of a highly-romantic country ; and in the front next the
Road are bow wMelaws, and a glafs porch—on the firft floor (the
Kitchen and Offices being on the bafement ftorey) area good dining
room, drawing room, bre skfaft parlour, and halt; four excellent
Iscd rooms, dreiflog room, &e. on the fecond floor; and on the
third, arc five airy and good bed rooms, and over the whole is a
Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre of Pleak ez Ground
and walled Garden furrounsi• the Houfe, and every convenient
Office; a large Building for a Stable, Co ich-houfe, Ste.. belonging
to the Hoare; and TWO CO FTAGES near may be purciafed
with it.
The Houk is well fupplicd with water, having an excelOtt
fpring within the Building, and a fine ftream running near. A
rich Meadow, about four Acres, joins the Prernifes ;- and the other
although ccntiguous, are at a (mall &Rance.
Chtnileigh is pleafantly fituated in a fine (porting country, and
near au excellent River (or angling ; is a good Market-town, and
lies in the pea road Lading from Exeter to Plymouth ; diftant nine
miles tYons the former, and about (even from the much frequented
wateri-g plates of teignmouth and Dawns.
"tor further p srticular. 'apply (if by letter port paid) to Mr.
. Dolling, Attorney. in Chuebeigts.--The greater part of the pur-
chafe money may rtnuan on mortgaie of the Pregoda.
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That propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall en
or before h:onday, the s fth of May next, from fuch Psrfon• as
may be willing to undertake the performat•.ce of the undermen-
tioned work, and fupply of the following Materials, for the Ord-
nance Buildings to be conftrueted at i.ewilham, Kent : viz.
The performance of fuch Carpenter's and Joiner's Work as may
be required.
The Supply of Inch Englifh and Foreign Timber as may be
wanted.

The performance of fuch Bricklayer's, Mafon's, Pavlor's,
Slater's, Painter's, Plumber's, and Glazier's Work u may be re.
spired.
Plans and Specifications e the Work to be performed, together
with every neceffary informa• ion on the (Oka, may be obtained
upon application being made, at the Secretary's Office, In Pall
Mail, on Monday the 4th of May next, where the Proporals are
to be delivered, Pealed up and endorfed, " Proporals for the Per-
formance of Work. (or Supply of Timber) at Lewilliairt,” but no
Propofal ran be admitted after the fail itch of May mat, at
twelve &Clock at noon of the fame day; nor will any Tender be
noticed, unlefs the Party making.it, or an Agent in his behalf
fball attelid. By Order of the Board,

R.' H. CREW. Secretary.

Juft publithed,
Second Edition, with colGderable Addition., of
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