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London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

PUBLIC MONUMENT IN HONOUR OF lITS LATE
MAJESTY KING GEORGE TILE TIMED.
AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE and SUB-
COMMITTEE, held on SATURDAY, the 27th January,
1321 ; The Marquis of DO N F.G A LI. in the Chair;
It was resolved unanlascusly, That the following Prospectus
be submitted to the Public, preparatory to the opening of a Sub-
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ssiptjou tor the carrying the same into effect:
PUBLIC MONUMENT,
To commemorate the glory of the longest Reign of any British
Sovereigonne exalted virtues of his .late Must Excellent Ma-
jesty. and the devoted affection of a most loyal People. To con-
sist of a Statue of his late Majesty King George the Third, in a
Car drawn by Your'ldorses, accompanied by Figures of Fame
• " and Victory : the' wbele th.be executed in Bronze, and raised on
a massive Pedestal of Gratiltei• containing on the four sides Bas
-• Reliefs, representing his late Majesty encouraging the Fine Arts
in one, in another Agriculture, in a third Religion, and in a
fourth Commerce. The whole to be considerably larger than life,
and to be erected in a conspicuous part of ehe Metropolis.
PATRON,
Ilis•Royal Highness the Duke of YORK.
PATRON ESSES.• • • •
tiler Royal Ilighness the Princess AUGUSTA,
Her Royal Ilighttess the Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
ier Royal Highness the Duchess of CLA REN CE,
Iler Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT.
VICE-PATRONS.
Ili! Royal Highness the Duke of CI.ARENCE, • I
His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX,
Ills Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE.
COMM ITTE.E.
The Archbishop of Canterbury The Earl of Sheffield
The Archbishop of Tuam Viscount Dudley and Ward
The Duke of Rutland, E.G. • Viscount Maynard
The Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. 'Viscount Palmerston
The INlarquis of Bute Viscount Keith, G.C.B.
The Marquis of l)onegall The Bishop of Salisbury
The Marquis of Northampton The Bishop of Norwich
The Marquis of Anglesey, K. G. Lord Auckland
and C. Lord Bowden, G.C.B.
The Marquis of fluntly,G.C.B. The Master of the Rolls
The Earl of Stamford and War- The Lord Chief Justice of the
rington Common Pleas
The Earl of Dartmouth Aaron Sir Robert Graham
The -Earl of Ashburnharn Sir George Beaumont, Bart.
The Earl of Harrington Sir James Bland Borges, Bart.
The Earl of Harcourt, G.C.B. Sir William Curtis, Bart. M.l'.
'The Earl of I lardwicke, K.G. Sir James Graham, Bart. M.P.
The Earl of Darlington I Sir T. B. Lethbridge, Bart.
The Earl-of Chatham, K.G. M.P.
The Earl of Clarendon General Cartwright
The Earl of Rosalyn, G.C.B. General Garth
The Earl of Onslow The I'rovost of Eton
The Earl of Darnley I.ieut.-Colonel Trench, M.P.
The Earl of Clare Lieut.-CoL Hon. E. B. Lygen
'The Earl of Delmore J. J. Angerstein, Esq.
The Earl of O'Neil, K.P. Francis Freeling, F-sq.
The Earl of Blessington S. M. Barrett, Esq. M.P.
SUB-00131AIITTEE.
John Bird Faq. Wilson Lowry, Esq.
3.31111ani Bullock, Esq. John Mayor, Esq.
James Christie, Esq. Cosmo Ornse, Esq.
11. Chambers. Esq. J. B. Papworth, Esq.
11. Fauntleroy, Esq. William Pyne, Esq.
• B. Gamlin, Esq. James Smith, Esq.
6..1. Guthrie, Esq. Arthur Tegart, Esq.
Jerdan, Esq. A. Tilloch, Esq. .
Treasurers, Messrs. Drummond.
Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, C. T. S. non. Sec.
Books for Subscriptions are opened at all the principal Bankers
in London.

T.
HE SECOND NU3ll3Eft-.OF. THE NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE (NEW SERIES), Printed
on a new and-improved Plan, and published by Coxnuan and Co.
February lst, contains:—l. Lectures on Poetry, by Thomas
Campbell, Esq.—l I. Learned Ladies.—H I. Winter.—l V.
Katiilworth.—V. The Maid's Remonstrance • Absence; Songs,
by T. Campbell, F.sq.—Vl. Wedded Love.V 11. On the Con-
fession of Ignorance.— VIII. Parliamentary Eloquence.—lX.
The Complaints of America against the British Press.—X. Ori-
ginal Letters of Prior, John Evelyn, and David Garrick, with
Esc Similies.—X I. On the less celebrated I'rnductions of the
Author of Don Quixote, No. 2; Nuniantia, a Tragedy; The
Usage of Algiers.—Xll. German Authors, No. 2, Frederic
Schiller.—X 111. On the Theories of Malthus and Godwin.—
XI V. Anecdote.; of James Macpherson, the Ancient Freebooter
Hd,Mulician.—XV. The Proof Sheet.—XV I. The Harvest
ome, a Sketch from a Picture of the Olden Time.—X VI I.
The Spare Blanket, a Tale, in Verse.—`(Vlll. Sonnets.—
X IX. Lines for the Bust of Milton.—XX. Lines by the Right
Honourable George Canning on thh Death of his Son.—XX I.
To Lelia, from the Persian.—XX 11. Register of Politics.—
Unyublisheel Letter of the Right Hon. George Canning to his
Constituents in Liverpool, &c.—XXIII. Fine Arts: British
Gallery of Rogravings.—XXlV. The Drama: Mirandola, a
Tragedy.—X XV. Literary and Scientibc Varieties:—Ox-
ford, Cambridge, Glasgow, Royal Society of Literature.—
Polar Expedition.—National Vaccine Establishment.—Effects
of Magiutism on Chronometers.—Monocromatic Painting.—
Wood Engraving.—XXVl. Foreign Varieties.—Statistics .of
Europe.—French Steam Boats.—llindu Carres.-7—African His.
coveries.—X XVII. Useful Arts, New Inventions and Disc.-
v. of Animal and Vegetable Food, &c.—
X XVIII. New Puhlications,with Critical Remarks.—X XIX.
Literary Report.—X XX. Meteorological Report.— XXX I.
Agricultural Report. XXXII. Commercial Report. XXXII!.
'wen:sting Occurrences, Promotions, Births, Marriages, and
lkaths, with Biographical Particulars of Mr.. John Hunter,
William Parnell, Esq. Professor Young, Mr. Hamilton, of Sun-
drain, Ste.
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THE EVENLNO STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1821.
Ilia MaJzszes AccEsstoa.—Holiday at the Batik.
THE FUNDS

The rise in the Funds last week has been three per cent.
Monday the price of Consols for the February Account was 691,
and on Saturday the last price was 7e. The fluctuations within
the last two days have been very great, and much bad business
has been done for want of new. The Public generally are not
bners, and much money stock continues to come to market.
It is difficult to give an opinion as to a further rise, as that de_
reds upon the gullibility of one party, and the rapacity of the
other.

The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday;
and this morning those of Friday reached us.

The Monitcur of Thursday contains some Royal
Ordonnances, establishing a Director-Generalship of
indirect Taxes, and five Administrators, and appoint-
ing M. BENOIST to be Director-General, and the Ba-
ron COLIN DE SASSY, M. CALET, M. PASQVIER, the
Baron DUTRAMBLAY, and M. GUIRAU Di BEYER-
SEAUX, to be Administrators ; also nominating the
Count CRABROL Di Cnouset Director-General of
Registration. General DONALIEU has been erased
from the service list of Lieutenant-General. The
Court of Peers met again on Wednesday, to delibe-
rate on the documents. lately read to them, respect-
ing the conspiracy. This deliberation occupied the
whole sitting, and was to be continued on Thursday.
These Papers give the Letter of the King of FRANCE
to the King of the Two &MIES, 'Which we have
already published.
Great Britain will be rerresented at Laybach by