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London, England, 1828-02-21 00:00:00

THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1828.

PARK CRESCENT, REGENTS PARK:

MR. ROBINS. of WARWICK• HOUSE, REGRNTI
STREET, informs the Publie that the SALE of the
Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Crown, cont.
prising the ELEGANT MANSION, No. 3, Park-Crescent,
Regent's-Park, advertised to be Sold by Auction, at Garraway's
Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, the 6th
March, is POSTPONED until THURSDAY t►e 40th MARCH.
Warwick-House, 170, Regent Street, 40th Feb. ISM

AT a.GENER AL MEETING of the SUB.
SCRIBERS for the Erection of a MONUMENT to the
MEMORY of Mr. CANNING, held at the Thatched Houle
Tavern, St. James's-street, the t sth of February. 18211,
The Earl of HARROW BY in the Chair,
The following Report was read :
" The Provisional Sub-Committee appointed to superintend the
" Subscription for erecting a Monument to the Memory of Mr.
" Canning, have the honour of submitting to the General Meeting
" of the Subscribers the following Report of their proceedings :
" Early in the month of last September the following Requisition
*as circulated :

0 The Noblemen and Gentlemen whew names are undersigned,
desiring to testify their ,profound regret for the loss of Mr.
Canning, their admiration of his talents, and their respect and re-
gard for his memory; and havirig reason to believe that the like
sentiments prevail generally throughout the.. United 'Xi4dons,
have undertaken to superintend the opening of a Sabscription for
Erecting a Medument to his Memory. To this demonstration of
national feeling, they invite the aid of all clacks of his. Majesty's
subjects.
" They propose at the commencement of the ensuing. Session of
.Parliament, to solicit a General Meeting of the Subscribers forthe
' purpose of adopting such measures as shall be then thought most
xpedient, and of appointing a . Committee to tarry into effect the ,
,PlaUnoa object. . I
Anglesey
Bristol J. &erten
George Warrender
' * Callisle • • • Alexander Baring
Conynghant . . Charles Brownlovt• • • •
Devonshire G. Agar Ellis ' . -•• .- .
Dundee Charles* Grant. .•- --... i.
-Goderich R. Grant
- Gower . G. Hibbert '. • - - i
• Grenville J. G. Lanibton . • .
Harrowby - 11, lawley , -
Lansdown • H. T. Liddell -..- .
Leeds E..J. Littletorr • -:.
Lyndhurst - Charles N. Palliser. : '
• Norfolk . • *lames Paulson • ....
Portland George Phillips :- '- . • -
Sandon William Ponsorby-a •• ...
Stafford - - -.• IL ft. Portman
Weihtsley - J..Stnitls
Wharncliffe C. Tennyson
Thomas Dyke-Ackland .. - -George 6.. V. Vernon 1
Thomas Baring E. Bootle Wilbraham
George Coikburn Edmund Wodehoumt.
ele.orge Abercrombie Robinson
" The consequence if ;the wishesthus stronglretnresseilwasda
" commencement of a subscription fur the purpose stated. . • --0.
" It was, however, soon found that, although the public feeling
"had been very decidedly and generilly shewu inlavOnr Of it, the
" subscription was likely materially to suffer from the ivtitiof some
" persons who could undertake the management eirtiroinote the
I" necessary business connected- with it. This. led: to the formation
"of the Sub-Committee, consisting of .the following individuals
B. J. Littleton, Esq. M.P. J. Planta, Esq. hi. P.
Lord Howard de Walden E. J. Deniion, Esq. M.P.'' •
Hon. G. A. Ellis, M.P. - 'J6 Backhouse, Esq.
Earl Gower .
~ John Hope. Esq. M.P.
Lord Morpetb, lI.P. Solicitor General for Scotland
Hon. W. S. Poneenby, M.P. (Edinburgh)
T. S. Rice, Esq. M.P. J. Doherty, Esq. M.P. (Dublin)
A. Baring. Esq. M.Y. • •Lord George lientinck, M.P.
" The Sub-Committee having, bow eeeee thought it right,nuil
" the present Meeting ..of the Subscribers, to confine their labours
" within as narrow a compass as possible, and only to perform
" those acts which,- if left unperformed, Would evidently end ter.
" taioly have prejudiced the inscription.
" With these views, the Sub•Connnittee have-been almest.ett-
" elusively employed in communications with 13ankers, to facilitate
" the receipt and ensure the safe custody of subsitiptioas—in the
" answering of friendly offers of Assistants—and in the insertion of
" thenecessary Advertisements. in Newspapers, and the printing
" and disseminating she Circulars as widely as possible..
The Sub-Committee have much gratification in apnouneing.
" that the subscription, notwithstanding the little they have been
" able to do ii) forward it, is• in a very prosperotiretate; the 'last,
" re:nrn of it amounts to 9,5601. 14se 6d..

" It remains with the Meeting to decide upon the futurccourse
"of proceedings which they may think Reaper to adopt. If the
" Sub-Committee might venture to offer a suggestion; it would be
" that a permament Committee should be formed', tdwhont Might')
" be entrusted the future management and application of the Sub-
" wiption."
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On the Motion of the Duke aSomasurr, seconded hr.& GALI4
'WONT. Esq.
It was resolved unanimously,

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That a Committee be appointl4l.to superintoml46l,contloct s
application. of the Subkription for. millonufnent Monaory of
Mr. CAIIIIIIII4I.

On the Motion of the Earl of CLAIM, seconded by the /tight Hon.
Sir Gnomes WAIMINDIA, •
I* was resolved unanimously.
That the Committee consist o
power to add to their number ; . .
• - • •
The Lord Chancellor Viscount Morpeth, M.P4 •
Duke of Norfolk .• - Lord- Binning • •
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Duke of Somerset • . Lord Hisward De Walden
Duke of Devonikiro ' Lola Grenville •• - . ..
Duke of Portho.d Lord Wharneliffa...... . •
Marquis of Lansdown Lord Seaford •
Marquis Wellesley Hon. G. Agar MI K. ILP..
Marquis of Anglesey Hon. W. S. Ponsosby, MP.
Marquis of Clanricarde • Right Hon. W. Hoskisson,M.P.
Marquis of Eristol I Right Mon. W. S. Bourne, M.P.
Earl of Carlisle • Sir Geo. Abercrombie Robinson
Earl of Clare John Hope, Esq. M. P. .
Earl of Harrowby John Doherty, Esq.: PLP. -
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Earl of Morley J. Planta, Esq. M.P.
Earl of Dudley - I. Beekbouse, Esq. - •
Earl Gower E. J. Littleton, Esq.. M.P.
Lord G. Bentinck, M.P. I'. S. Rice, Esq. M.P.
Viscount Goderich .f. E. Denison, Esq. M.P.
.0o the Motion of the Earl of Catwalk, seconded by leird
Wnsaneurrs, . . .
It was resolved unanimously, •
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That the Committee do report to a General-Meeting to be
called fee that purpose such plan or plait. is may hive been sp.,,
proved by them for carrying the object of the Subscribers
into effect.
On the Motion of Joins Satan, Esq. M.P. seconded by Mr,
TUOMAS ACKLAND, Ban. M.P. .
It was resolved unanimously, • , -
That the Thanks of this Meeting be even to As Earl of Has.
MOULT for his conduct 1 the Chair. .

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