Star.
London, England, 1803-08-25 00:00:00

AUGUST zs, iBo3,

• 1 KINGSTON-UPON-HULL.
Guiidhsll, Auguft t 9. 063.
AT a Meeting of the Subfcribers to the Fund
2. ralfed for the Defence of this Town and its Vicinity,
W. W. BOLTON, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair,
Rcsotreo ONANIPIOVSLY,

That the Committee for the difpofal of the Money railed and to
be railed by Subfcriptions, for the Defence of this Town and
Neighbourhood, be compnfed of the perfons who hay fubferihed,
or &di fuhferibe for that purpsfe the font of sal. or upwards; and
of the peaces, hererner named, and that any five hive power to ad-
That Sir Henry Etherinron, Bart, be Chairman of the fald
CoMosittet,and that in his abfence the Committee do appnint from
amoogit the Members ',relent at any Meeting, a Chairman for
the day.

'rhit each of the foes of Jofepb Sykes, Efq. be a Member of the
Paid Contrnitte- (the laid Jofeph Sykes having fubfcribed the fum
of moot for hintfelf and tons.)
That .Henry William Mader, Efq. the Nephew of Colonel
Mtfter, be alfo a hicatber of the Paid Committee. (Col Mader
having fubferilted the tom of TOOL fur himfelf and N phew,.)
That the Wardens of the Trinhy.houfe, or their Deputies for
the time being, be alto Mesuben of the laid Committee.
That the Chairman of the Dort Company, or his Deputy for
the int. being+, be alto a Member of the laid Committee.

That die 'hanks of this Meeting be given to the Gentlemen
who coeipotad the Committee tot De fctice of the Town and Neigh-
bourhood. kr their es .rdass la tlic ballads.

That t►e Coromittee appointed by tin general Meeting of the
Inhabitants for the Defence of this town and its vicinity, be added
to the Committee appointed at t►is Meeting, and that t►e Mem-
bers of both Committees do form one general Committee, as well
for the defence of the town and its vicinity, as for the application
of the money fuhfcribed and to be fubleribed for that prink.
'nut Members of the Committee be appointed to folick fob-
feriptions, by perfonal applications for that purport., in this town
and neighbourhood.

TO BE SOLD,

OUSDEN HALL, conliftini of a good and rpa-
dam Manfion, wi h every nieful and neerirtry f uildinp, Sta-
bling fur Ey Hodes, a new-vntilcd Garden, of timely twu Acres:
Cottages, Manor, Quit-Rents, Pines, Woods, w‘li Rucked with
Game, together with about a thou and Acres of Lard, nearly in a
Ring Fence, part in hand, and the remainder let tutelpollable Te-
nants, whore Leafea expire at Michaelmas 1804, being all Freehold.
Our sen-Hall is Stunted 'boat fix Miles from Newmarket, and
nine irmikSury.
For tardier Funiculars apply to John Smith, E(q. Ourden-Hall,
near NeWnlark, t.

N. B. If the Advowfon of the Redory of Oufdcn is particularly
defircd, h nuly be had at a fair valuation, fubjed ;o the life of the
Incumbent

FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS OF WASTE LAND
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Bteltrs. HODsKINSON,ABbOTT, and Co.
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At Garraway's Coffi.e-houk, ecirniaill,on the 7th September next,
ABOU 1' 946 Acrea of Valuable HeATH LAND ;
well adapted for planting, cutting of Heath, Turves, Peat,
or the pillaring of Stock, and confieerable part for Farming or
Norfery Ground; fitaate in the Hamlet of Friraley, and ad-
joining the Great Weftern R ad between Bagfbot and Blackwatcr,
a 2 mils% from Leaden ; in 1S Leta—Tits property is part of an
allotment under the Ft-Irak); inclofure ; fct oat conveniently for oc-
eopatioe —To be viewed by applyiog to Mr. Taylor, Bowling-
Green Farm, Fri—ley; and printed particulars maybe had of him,
or of Melts. Hanlon and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane; Mr.
Snaallpiece, furs eyor, Guildford Mr. Abbott, No. 23, Sliapherd's
Market, Piccadilly; Mr. Hoclikinfon, Arandel-ftreet, London;
the principal Inas at Farnham, Wincheller, aalingitoke, Salilbury,
Reading, Windier, and Hounaow or at the place-of file.