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MO N DAY, -JANUARY 48, -181:1.- .

MEDICAL AND CjIEMICAL LEC rukus.
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KENNET AND AVON CANAL
THECommittee of Manavement have the satis-
faction to inform the Public, that the whole line of this
Canhl from Newbury to bath, vies opened on the 2sth of De-
cember last, siihrelii i Navigable Inland Communication ia oow
made betveeen the Cities of London and Bristol.

The rites of Tonnage to be paid vc d the Regulations which
have been adopted respecting the rtitteture of Barges, and other
Aye Laws of thy Cpmpa"y, may be known ity application at the
Company's Dike, at Devizes, to their several Agents on the
W Line. ARD and MERRIMAN, Prlncipal Clerks:

SUMER SitTaldlßL •
AT *P. idjourned SESSION of StWERS, holden
at Bridgwater, in aid for the Western- Division of the
County Of Somerset, on blunday the 21st day of January 1811,
before John Acland, Esq. Sir Philip Halve, Baronet, John Dun-
ning, M.D. Charles Kemys- Kentys Tynte, John Tyndall' Warre,
Jeffery' Allen, Georgia Symnlens, Edward Sealy, John Chubb,
Timms Pyke, Thomas Symes, Francis Adel', Stradling, Solo-
mon Paln, William Boys, William Inman, Esquires, and the
Re,. Henry racoons, Charles Henry Burt, John Jeremy, and
John Ifeatman Clerks, Commissioned' of Sewers for the said
County, to take intO'consuleration the protection of the several
Rivers, Rhynes, &c. likuly to be affected by the operation
of the intended .anal froin Bristol to Taunton. •
Resclved, That In the opinion of this Court, the proposed Ca-
nal from bristol to Taunton, cannot be carried into execution,
without imminent haaard to the -Drainage of the Ciuntry, sod
that it will not be productive of adevate Advantage to the
•
That a Petition from this Court, be presented to Parliament,
against the proposed Bill, and that John Acland, Esquire; Sir
Philip Hales, Baronet, Charles Karat' Kemp Tynte, John Tyn-
dall W,irre, Jeffery, Allen, Eiqtdres, John Dunning. M.D. the ,
Rev. Henry Parsons, Clerk, John Chubb' and Edward Sealy,
Esquires, be appointed a Committee, to prepare such Pe'ition
and to adopt such other measures as they may think requisite to '
cart yiog thest Resolutions into Effect.
That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and Pub--
tidied pasha county Papers. lOHN-ACLAND.

PROBONIP,CAti+L F1X41,1 BRISTOL TO TAUNTON.
AT a veiy itimerona iu4ll respei MEETING
0.44 titOrtlttdai andI.42OMI6I.ISERS, through
whose Preoetty the. Propentel &rills intended to' be earrlikl.
held at the Assize HA In Bridgwater, the 21st day of January,
1811, for the' purpose. of spiting the said Proposed Pisa into
Consideration,
JOHN ACLAND, Esil. in tlse Chair,'
RISOLVED UNANIMOUSLY',
That the nuking a Canal Irons Bristol to Taunton, would be
highly hilarious tnthe Owners and Occupiers of Lands; through
which such Canal I. intemititi to be carried.

That It doss not appear that any Public Benefit can be likely
to,lllllll# from an undertaking, the preseist Navigation between
1514n4 and "faunpn being in every rearm preferable to the
Proposed Canal, and because the Country through whfch the
Canal tainteided in be tattled, from the absence of Manufac
ture and Commerce, •canaot receive any general Advantage
therefrom.
That under the above-mentioned circumstances, the Landed
Proprietors think themselves fudy intitled to exert all legal and
kistifiable oppositioa to a Plan, not likely to prove generally ad-1
vantagedus to the Public, but pattiCularly injurious to themselves.
That the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee, to
carry 'thole Resolutions into effect: •
John Arland. Esq. Jeffery, Alien, Esq,
Sir 'llsomas Dyke AcLthd, Bart. try. tienry Parsons
tiiT 11304 Halts:Bart. JAG Yeatamia
John Dunning, 1114". D. • Mr. Sealy
Gearge Henning, M. D. Mr. Chubb
John Tyndall Warre, Esq. Mr. lhotnas Symee
Any three of whom shall be a sufficient number to proceed on
Business.
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That Subscriptions be immediately opened, to be at the dispo-
sal of the Committee; and that Books for catering Subscriptions
be kept at the Banks in Bridgwater. *,
That Mr. Bowmen Seises auB Mr. Jour, WILLIAM Ter me,
be Solicitors and Treasurers, for the purpose of opposing the said
Canal.

That the Proceedings of this Meeting be signed by the Chair-
man and inserted Lu the London gad County Papers.
J. ACLAND.
The Chairman buying left the Chair,
Itt.olved, That thT Thanks of this Meeting be given to JOHN
Actnstn, Esq. for his able and impartal conduct In the Chair.