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London, England, 1824-03-20 00:00:00

LONDON SUBWAY COMPANY. •
AT
a neepectable MEETING held at the CITY of
ILONDON TAVERN, on the 13th of March, 1324, COO 6
veiled pursuant to Public Advertisement,
Mr. JOHN 'WILLIAMS, in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were moved, seconded, andunini::
mously agreed to :
That We, Meeting haying heard read the Report of a Committee
appointed at a Public \letting in December, 1822, to inquire into
. the practicability of 'orating Subways in Inadon, which Report is
farourable to their Construction-, resolve thlt a London Subway
Company shall now he fanned, with a Capital of £lOO,OOO, in
Shares of £lO3 each, and that Subscriptions be immediately re-
vived for that purpose.
That a deposit of Xi per Cent. be paid into the Banktng-house
of Messrs. Hankey, to the account-of the London Subway Com-
pany, which dui not be drawn out without the signature of Three
of the Provisional Directors.
That a Oetseral bleetiag of the Proprietors shall be tailed as soon
as 500 Shares are subscribed for, to elect the Directors and other
alters. (Signed) JOHN W4LIA A MS, Chairman.

DISTEISSZD SETTLERS AT THE CAPE OF GOOD

HOPE.
AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE for MA-
NAG ING the SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of
the DISTRESSED SETTLERS- at the CAPE of GOOD
lIOPE, hell This Day, at the City of London Tavent.
A. BOER ADAILE, Esq. in the Chair.
As a enenideralde pottion of the British Public are yet. %p'
twisted with the causes of the nentiunpled distress or
prevails among the neforsunate Settlers, • the Committee ise, k
rigid to state, that it hos arisen front a cosbinatiott of circumstances
over which no hewn 'wing could have 'any contrail Ist.
This sysocasivo failures" in their Crop of Corn and Vegetables,
occasioned by blight and long continued droegbts.-2dly. Repeated
hafts from the depredations of their undo:cons iniisllllolllll the
Copes; and lastly, an overwhelming inundation in Ambit Net. ;
The Con: mime continue to receive the most afflictioiellidointed
the effects of this last devastating calamity, which in mow
swept before it houses, stock, and every species df property.
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Sr. Mildred's-court, Poultry ; by Messrs. Fry. and Chapman, and
the several Bankers in the Metropolis; by Mr-Thomas Underwood,
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the Comniltter,at the City of London Tavefn, where all Co.

nications are to be addressed.
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