The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-14 00:00:00

LONDON? DOCKS.

yeaterilay, n meeting of the London Dock Cnrn-
pan.
y tool.p;acn, at (ht. London Dock House, Loth-
burv, Bet toga Long, Fq:1„ i t the Clinic.
tif er ilpsolntimis of the last Nleethig had been
•
T 0..;!, and the C.rtirmitt heel prointst.(l, that the diti-
&nil for the last half year shout,' he at the rate of
00r cent. jrt- annum nithotit (I:Auction for Pru-
TaK, he made the fonowing inyortant

114 hail had an info, v:e w eith the Chancellor of
Ev...l;,tytha, in w.hiell the Right Hun. Gentleman
him, that it was in the contemplation-of
C,overament to extend the Bolding System to a
much ervater variety of articles, than those now in.
; and also to allow a (other extension
of time, with respect of those al ticics Upon
which it operates at present." •
The C11411:11.4,1 then Shted the increasing pro.
:Teets of the Company, arising partly from this coin.
rienication and partly from the Treaties of Peace,
orcially that with America,- tobacco and rice being
0 of the articlesos hick the Compatty are privileged j 19 0
!) Hve the cllst"Y of. This he melltioned to show, ! And in the event of your Family Pedigree nut
,:;,. prc,,,att reduction of tl,e dividend to five • being already entered in the College of Arms, the
p -out. was likely to he but temporally. lle hod Fee of 31. tSs. Si. is also to be pail to the Odicer
t!!.• plcasure to. S2}-, in full refutation of a re.. of Arms who shail record the same.
p-r!, 11:1,1 of the tdpital of tho Company having;• 1 have the honour to be, Sir,
~,„ to the payment of any former dividends, I Your most obedient humble servant,
it 1110 cl;.iilend had ever been made, except solely Secretary to the

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hero the actual income of the Docks. Knights Commanders and Companions.
To Sir -- --. Knight Commander of the
Actor some further conversation, relative to the 1
.li. ti. M. Order of the Bath.
ra.-hy, of a sum of between two and three hundte
Cita:F.-Jail pounds for a necessary extension of the I - College of Arms, London, 9th Jaa. 1815.
west.; and to the future production or annual ac- i SlR,—llis Royal Highness the Prince Regent hay.
r• ie.::: of profits, the motion, as to the present di- i ing been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of
ri.hintl, was agreed to, and the meeting adjourned. i his Aliclesty, td nominate you a Knight Commendet
. . lof the Most Honourable Military Order of the llath,
nirßovEmßsTs IN wEsTmiNsTEll. it becomes-my duty to transmit the inclosed Paper,
rap-- 1 which I request you will fill up with a Statement of
your Military Services, agreeably to the Regale-
The arils is front of this New Sessions house idol
(ions announced in the Gazette of the 4th of January
the S.,actuary, %Vestininster, is now surrounded by a •
which will enclose an I hist-
s•one I:ara pet for iron rails,• ,
f ,a 1 gra.s plat, planted with trees and shrubbery, to I [ have also to regnest that you will, at the same
time, transmit to me an account of your Family
ii..ewil wiiL the enclosed green in front .of Palace- 1
digree, Pe-
;,,', •., a7stseet before the grand entrance of the ' as far as you are enabled to furnish, together
with a Sketch or Impression of the Armorial En-
it !loose is paved ;
.posts arc erected, and other '
signs used by you, in order that I may cause the
wi'CI.S .lone, forming a very handsome avenue from
Banner and Plate of your Arms to be prepared and
Ceoige.street.• The national school being finished,
. placed in Westminster Abbey; and that you will &el-
fin m, a set ;king object. The enclosed green, when
dress the same to me, under cover to the Secretary
propeily laid out, niust add much to the intendeds
at War; London.
hetoty ;:f that lir; tof the metropolis. The display
I have the honour to be, Sir,
of ;;r: rte will e'...er the eye of the passenger entering
Your most obedient, humble servant,
t!:, te,rit ny V.esimitoer-bridge, while the expan. GEORGE NAYLER,
sion •r.t. air, ne:l the open prospect occasioned Ly the York Ilerald, Genealogist of the Bath.
rernos.tl or chi delapi,lt %NI premises, nimit retider a The Paper here referred to is to contain, In addition to a
the whole s iew roa“ flesh able. That venerable statement of the Military IF•rvices of the Knight, a deemiptiou
telinearntQctroujoet or Eirfinigni,
tLiznotemuit, Captaini
sr ;ticture, lir ixy Va.'s Chapel, rises rapidly oil
°Alas tracinrk ,LTZ
i!.; aged fnuiid itiaii. Art seems to tsiumph over. . yeajrs''service,—together wiltriinaccowonlat " Corps,—number
neusamptlOyrj,
Time, awl bill defiance to his, scythe. The edifice 9V.tei.fYinK the period of each service, the names of any Siet
a ill sooa be iii,,,',.0l in sfatu Fro, as we ale inform- - twaisitii),-I,,.oiric.onutzhidalefra.pba Affetierm,
iwithar
aenote personally present,
h i, leave o fabsrisce
td that the li4nres a 1,,,:ii once adorned the niches Islothru Foreign Languagesirgeuainted with." '
a: e to he titoileie.l from the ancient di awing of the
Abbey in the pas7-esa;011 of Mi. Wyatt, and put up.
lii ease the resemblance of iii.i‘e specimens of an.
vielit*scwlvture...should occupy the :101.0 the artist,
a 0:1 leach the intended s•ations, may unrelenting bar.
tsuit y iii ver more drag them to the dust. The exte-
rior of the chapel cei taiiiiy appears oriliaishgd with-
out the li;.;urt,, as the ”rarnetry anti beauty of the
ile.igit is oeatroyed without the 'Aches are tilled.
11 hen Cie whole of tf: intended improvements iii
AVlstininster are complete, that part contiguous to
tie House of Patliaiireat will doubtless equal, if not
excel, any situation in Lotian.