The Statesman.
London, England, 1811-04-16 00:00:00

LIVERY OF LONDON.
OK ANNUAL DINNER of theLIVERY
LONDON, FRIENDS to PARLIAMENTARY
R FORM, will be held at the CITY of LONDON TA-
' VERNI__% on TUESDAY, the Soth Instant.
• • - -ROBERT WAITHMAS, Esq. in the Chair.
N.11.;f The pf the. Stewards will be published in a
few days.

• •-CrU I I4UHALL, .LON DVS, Aram 10,1811.
rfiLIE Committee appointed to carry into execution
.2. the Order of the Court of Common Council for the erec-
tion of a Statue of his Majebty• in the Council. Chamber of the
Guildhall of the City of London de hereby give notice, that
the f,aideourt haring ileternsined on: fhe Model to be adopted,
the several Artists may have their several Models returned
them onapplication to the Office of she Town Clerk, any day
(Sunday excepted) between the hours i.:'eleven and three.
15'0001'110R

GUILDHALL, LONDON, 41ST Manes, 1811.
vg COmmittee for Letting the Bridge-house
Estates will meet at Guildhall, on Thursday, the 18th
disy of April next, at 12 o'Clock at noon. to LET by PUB-
LIC AUCTION, on BUILDING LEASES, sundry LOTS
or PIECES of GROUND, in SI. George's Fields, in the
county of Surrey, severally situated—On the South side of
Lambeth-Tooth between Crescent-place and Little Cross-street
—on the North side of the Borough-road, leading from the
Obelisk to Blackman-street, Southwark—oo the North side
of Bennet's-rnw. betweenillaektriar's-road and Great Sulfo!h-
tetreet•-on the South side of Bigler's-lane, at the EttSt end
thereof, near Great Suffolk-street. aforesaid, on which are
standing several Workshops, and other Buildings, in the occu-
pation of Benjamin Unneysett—and on the North side of Pon-
tipool-place, behind Valentine-place, on the West bide of
Blackfriare-road, aforesaid.
Plam, Elevations, and Conditions, may be seen at the Office
of Works, Guildhall.

SAMUELWEWMAN; Comptroller.

ST. BAIITHOLOISSIV'S HOSPITAL, LONDON.
/WILDING GROUND AWINGTON-ROAD, GREAT
DOVER-STREET AND KENT-STREET.
ACONIMITTEEV the GOVERNORS will
.ineetat the COUNTING-HOUSE:A' the Hospital, on
Weanesday, the thlth day of April, at Eleven o'Clock pre.
owl*, torective PROPOSALS for LETTING on a BUILD-
ING LEASE, or LEASES, for a Term of ;0 Years, several
very valuable Parcels of Ground, near the Bull, in Kent-street,
in 'front' of the Newington-road, nearly oppobite the Paragon,
in otiose leading frost thence intu the Kent-road, and in Groat
Dover-street and Kent-street.
A Plan may be seen, and further particular: known, by ap-
plying at the Counting-house- of the Hospital, any day he-
ceri the hours of-nine and three o'clock, and• Where Mop°.
bait in writing (sealed up) missy be left.
JOHN WOOD, Clerk.

TO BRICK-MAKERS. SCA-VENCE-RS, • 2k"N
PAY lORS.
• Itr. Ottawa Danes, Mart* 1; 1811.
rpIIE COMMITTE .appointed.liyAct 'of I'ar.
JL Battiest for PAVING and CLEANSING the Parish of
ST. CLEMENT I/A-NEficlie hereby give notice, that they
will meet in the Vestry Room of the said Parish, on Friday,
the 15th day of May next, at Six o'Clock in the Evening pre-
rciely, to receive Proposals in writing, sealed tip, from any
Penal' or Persons willing to contract with them for Paving and
Repairing the Pavement in the said Parish (the carriage way
In the Strand excepted), for a term of Three Years, from Mr-
ebaelmai Day next, the carriage way to he paved with nine
mill granite or pebbles. The. paving not to be laid in any
other material than gravel, nor any brick rubbish, or mortar,
or other material, to be used with the gravel.
The Proposals for the carriage way to specify the price of
each material per square yard, and those for the foot ways to
specify the price per square yard fur new Purbeck, and per
square yard or foot for Moor Stone Paving, and Moor £tone
Curb respectively, alid alas fur ltelaying or Repairing the
Foot Pavement. The Committee will, at the same time, be
ready to receive Proposals, also sealed up, from any Person or
Persons wiHiog to take away for his or their own benefit, all
the Dust and Ashes from the- Oust Holes and Houses of the In-
babitanti of the said Parish; for one Year, from Michaelmas
Day next. the Contractor providing all Cttrts. Horses, and Im-
plements necessary for the same. . Each Contractor must give
sufficient security for the due performance of the Contract, and
the names of the securities crust be specified in the respective
Proposals.
The form of the Contracts may be sera by applying at our
Office, No. Carey-street. By-Order oil he 'Col 1111 l i t tee,
J t N N INGS apd COLLI ER. Clerks.

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