Star.
London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

N-1 • r. 10.704

NATIONAL MONUMENT, to COMMEMO-
-1-1 RATE the LONGEST REIGN of any BRITISH SO-
VEREIGN; and to RECORD the VIRTUES of bis late
NI Ai ESTY KING GEORGE the THIRD.
PATRON,
Ilis Royal highness the Duke of You.
TRUSTEES,
Sir JAIIIFS BLIND Boson, Bart.
BouraT Wimasats, Esq. M.P.
JOHN Itanssorsost, Esq. 111. P.
Ten.israras--Alessrs. Dammam%

At a 31EETI NG of the COMMITTEE and SUB-COM-
rrr gr, held Jugs 9, at N 0.19, llenrietta-street, Cavendish-
square, it was
Resolved, That the Earl of Blesinton be requested to wait on
Ott I'atrois, his Royal Highness the Duke of York, to report
the present state of the Subscriptions and to lay before his Royal
Highness tert.nn Letters addressed to Matthew Wyatt, Esq.
and ar John Cainvbell, the Honorary Secretary, on the subject
cf the Grand National Monument.
Resolved, That a Meeting of the Committee and Sub-Com-1
snittee be ht4d on Saturday next, at Two o'Clock, and that the
acting Secretary be 'irlireeted to wait on such Mensbers of the
Committee as are in I.ntsdon, to request their attendance.
Resolved, That the following Resolutions mad* on the 3d and
l rids of February, and confirmed the 22d of the same month,
with the view of carrying the intended object into effect, and of
;ving security to the Public, be published.
fined) BLESINTON, Chairman.
Resolved, That the Public be informed that the Design of the
Statue to be erected in honour of the Memory of his late Ma-
jesty, and which has been projected and is to be executed by
Matthew Wyatt, is now ready at 19, Henrietta-street,
Cavendish-square, where persons wishing to become Subscribers
may have an opportunity of inspecting it.
(Signed) BLESINTON, Chairman.
Resolved, That th number of the Sub-Committee be ex-
tended to Twenty-one Members, with the power of increasing
their number if necessary ; the dditional Members to be pro-
posed at one Meeting, and balloted for at the succeeding one.
Resolved, That five Members shall constitute a quorum.
Resolved, That it shall be competent for any three Members
of the Sub-Committee to call a Meeting by a Requisition in
writing, signed by them, to the Secretary, who shall give four
days notice to every Member, free of postage, when the same
is to be held.

Resolved, That a regular Set of Books be kept, under the de-
nomination of a Letter Book, where the Correspondence shall
Le entered ; Cash Book, where the Accounts shall be regularly
kept ; and linute Book, where all the Proceedings shall be en.
tared. The Cash Book and Minute Book to be kept in duplicate.
Resolved, That the Books be at all dines open for the inspec-
tion of the Members of the Committees.

Resolved, That all the principal Bankers throughout the king-
dom be requested to receive Subscriptions for the Public Monu-
ment in Memory of his late Most Sacred %lajesty.
Resolved, That the Treasurers, Messrs. Drummond, be re.
quested to receive the Subscriptions, subject to the Drafts of
the Sub-Committee.

Resolved, That the Treasurers be authorised•to pay the Drafts
of the Sub-Committee, signed b 7 the Secretary and five Members.
Resolved, That no Draft shall be drawn without its having
been proposed and approved at one Meeting, and sanctioned at
the succeeding one.
Resolved, That when Money is proposed to be issued, parti-
cular notice thereof shall be given to each Member of the Sub-
Committee.

Resolved, That a General Meeting of the Subscribers be held
every sir months, when an account of the state of the Funds,
and of the progress of the work shall be laid before them.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed forthwith to address
as many persons of distinction and influence as possible, through-
out the kingdom and abroad, informing them of the plan, and
soliciting their support and interest for the undertaking.
Resolved, That Mr. Hooper be appointed the Assistant-Se-
tretary.
Resolved, That the foregoing Resolutions be read for con-
firmation at the next Meeting.
Resolved, That the Meeting be adjourned until Saturday
evening next, at eight o'clock precisely.
(Signed) G. J. GUTHRIE, Chairman.
Resolved, That the Minutes of the last Meeting be confirmed.
Resolved, That the Assistant-Secretary be directed to apply
to the Secretary, Sir John Campbell, to confirm his appoint-
ment, and to authorise him to open the letters, and transact
other business connected with the Public Monument, not re.
quiring prc.opecial interference.
Resolved, That other eligible persons, besides Bankers, be
authorized to receive Subscriptions, subject to the approbation
of the Sub-Committee.

Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned. I
(Signed) WM. JERDAN, Chairman.
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
His Royal highness the Duke of York - - stlos 0 0
His Royal Highness the Duke.of Clarence - 105 0 0
His Royal Highness the Duke of Susses - 10.5 0 0
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge - 105 0 0
Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta - 10.5 0 0
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester 105 0 0
Her Royal Highness the l'rincess Sophia - 105 0 0
The Marquis of Hertford - - - 10.5 0 0
The Duke of Rutland - - . - 100 0 0
The Marquis of Londonderry, K.G. - - 100 0 0
The Earl of Liverpool - - - - 100 0 0
Clarks Forbes, Esq. .si.P. . . £52 10 0
Charles Forbes, jun. Esq. - • 10 10 0
XL John Forbes, jun. by J.G. - 10 10 0 105 0 •
Mr. George Forbes . • - 10 10 0
)faster James Stewart Forbes - 10 10 0
Min K. S. Forbes - - 10 10 0 •
John Julius Angerstein. Esq. . - . 52 10 04
General Thomas Garth - - - 52 10 0
General William Cartwright - - -5% 10 0
General Sir Hobert Taylor, M.P. K.C.B. - 52 10 0
The Earl of Breadalbane - - - S 2 10 0
The Earl of Abingdon - - 52 10 0
Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. Walthamstow House 52 10 0
The Marquis of Lothian - . - 52 10 0
The Earl of Walsinghant - - - 52 10 0
E. H. Ball Hughes, Esq. - -•- 52 10 0
The Provost of Eaton (Dr. Goodall) - - 50 0 0
The Earl of Blesinton - - 50 0 0
The Right Hon. Lord Boston • - - 31 10 0
Lord Bagot - - - - 26 5 0

Doctor Matthew 13aillle - .. 26 5 0
b:. M. Rothschild, Esq. - - - 26 5 0
T -he Bishop of Hereford • - 25 0 0
Pr Francis Wales - - - - 25 0 0
Viscount Exmouth, G.C.E. - - . 25 0 0
the Right Honourable John Sullvan - 25 0 0
Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton - - 25 O 0
:,..ir W. Curtis, Bart. ?LP. - - 21 0 0
josepli Cuttou, Esq. Leyton - - 21 0 0
The Marqui! of Sdiabury, K.G. - - 21 .0 0
f.'.r Charles Flower, Bart. - 20 0 0
-
J /avid lier, E.q. M.P. • - - - 10 10 0
The Editor of the Observer - - 10 10 0
John Bowden, E.g. - . - 10 10 0
Mr. .11.1ernwn lir) tiges . - • • 10 10 0

Viscount Torrington - - . 10 0 0
(...1. Guthrie, liloq. - - - - 10 10 0
Mr. Sams, St. Jomeeo-street - • - - 10 10 0
F.r David Ogleby - v - 10 10 0
• i.ttli:w Raper, Esq. - - - 55 0
i.S. Atirms, E. M.P. - .. . . S 5 0
.
The Rev. J. litilles . - 5 5 0
:ahn Thornhill, Esq. - -•- . 55 0
R. Campbell, LA. Argyle-street - - - 5 5 0
-
11. v. Henry Palmer - - - 33 0
31r. Henry Palmer - - - 1 1 0
Sir JOIIN CAMPBELL, K.T.3. Hoa Sec.
aubscriberi are rcqueetod to be pestleolar la writing their