VAUXHALL-BRIDGE.-Notice i...
'.A.UXIIALL-BRTDGE.-Notlea is hereby given, that V APplicatIon 'Will be made to Parliamnent In the next session for lerrvs to bring fi a bill for altering anrd Increasing the pow6rs of' two nt.one Passed In the 49th Year of the reign of hIs alte MdSsajtylViI1g' ,Georze Ilit for building; a bridge rieroas the river Thaumes, from or neair Autllurapie, In the county of Surrey, to'theO.PP05ite shore. In 2he eountyrof Middlesex, and for mak-ing eonvenient roads thereto;- and the other, pmased In the 52d year of the same reign, for -eixterliig zand enlargi rig the powers of tIre uaid first inentiorrod ctt; and wvhtch ;!aid bridge and roads are situate in or passi tkrough the parish or st. Wurry, Larnbeth, in'the county of Surrey, and the parishes of'St. John. St. Miargaret, and St. George, mn the cOyE or liberty of Westminster. In the couuity of.Middlesex. WVI LLIAT CtHISHOLMiV SoIio othe Varrxhall.brdide zomiMuly. OLT"ER D C ,itelanor~ Dogs.-NOTICE is herey ~ven t~at an AlPPIC ViON isitnilned to be suede to P RI \MET, i', tensruring seaslion.foanC.fra-i,c- asrueihg,OteCtn., nd nraiirtrelnina W''OCK bsi,cu, wsrborss OCshes,and other wok,Wt w vul nrne fromtli~t'.vr Tanes, for the recplot end unodigoIsis Vessel, and arges ngag'd tn tlir-ot and caeirntrd,aith cargo, theeof, ind hkeb sa%Id doek basins, cuts, wvarehouses or ShCdt,and oter woks, t.,gether with all requisite s lices, culrerts, drafas;Whars, uay, bridges, xatihs, ways or roads atppertalning Thereo, ae inene to he mon a, constructed, auid erected lIn the Is'le of Dogs, iu the patishi of All Salnts, Poplar, In the county of Mliddlesex; and aklso for div.rting-so much of tIre roads belonginlg to Zbe Poplar and GreeGnic-lh Ferry, Comapany. *made iinder and by virtue of an act of Parliament Ps,sed In the 52d yoai of 1115 late 7tIAestY, entitled " An ACt for establishing a Ferry over the river 'PhRmis~, fromi Greenwich to the [tie of Dogs, In the county of Middlesex. and for :rnaking and maLintainting roads to communicate theresvith," and for dietng aIn bOthr roads, paths, orwntas as interfera wvith or are altuiate on the spot of ground on w"hich it is initended to nistke, construc:t, arid erect such wvet dockc basins, wharfs, bridges, arid other 'works rappertaining or blsonginy to the saidd Intended dock. Dated 'thiS 20thi day of'Novemnber, 1824. Newv Bank-bisldiogrs, FR ES4F-IPLZ) And KAlYE, SolicItort. '&T'VIC "is hereby given, that ani Applicatioii isintendled IN to he maide to Patrliamient, In the enstuing session. for leRve to bhring In a. BILL for mraking anid coustructing WET DOCKs, with one or more enitraknce or entrances Into ihe riverTharinies, and with whatrfs, basins, wnreh.ruise, sheds, bnridges, anl. other Workst for recdiviul; ahips, vessels, lighters, "ad baTrges, rnorg partticularly those connected -ivith the coal tratde, arid unloadIng. loRding, and brillasting the same, and for towing auch shilp., vessels; lighters, and barges Into and out Df thu said1 ducks, rind iv:icb mab docks, wharfsg, bildges, savd other s-iorks. are liitenid oi.mdein the parish of St. Mary Magae, 3Bermondaey, inthe cuni.rilof Strrey; aridalso for makingsoari anin- 1tirIiriga navigable Cut or ('anal,.rinrirtire said docks, in the said parish of St. Ni,rry %agdalint, ilermondasey, to tho parish of St. Giles, Catin- berweli, Ini the Piaid ewinmty of Sa'-rey. anti whlcic sad Cuit ora Canhll w%ill he made iu, orxzsas rintorind throrukhi the said parishes of St. Mtary lrlagdsalers, hFnoirriln ey,arid St. Giles, CLa"tberwvell; and also for alter- mt. stoppine up or &fvertitrg-certain parLauf thie ermondecy, Rother. hithe. end De)jrtioTd rotds, In tiiesaid parish of BermondRee. Anid It Is pruipo.cd to ox aLnd llimit In and by tire said frill tolle, rater, and dries to be t4ken for the usAe of the Wad docks, basfns, wharfs, wvare- bouses, stieds, canal. ard other works, flated tlins 6th day Of Novern. ber. 1824. DREW and SONS, Solicitoirs, flermondsey-street. ,KE'ROPOL1ITAN WA E O IV Y for -,up- .J liying tire Metropolis with Water fromi the Deep spring., wiip fn 1feem analyzed by able rlhynril3ts anid 1 onues more pirrr, wlioulesome, and soft than sn at Preaen upie ote.ulc DIRE TORS.ntspletotrpuic Sir FmanueilFelix Agar Gaoirge Kinso. oeq. J,hnr Ainritt, esi. Joseph tioli, r'sq. Paul llevrnn. esnj. Sir Job7l Scott Little Samruel Birch, esq. Aldermari. Licut. Col. Landruturn, Rteykl En- .Ihzi Caprini, eeq. ginears W~. Cr'rde11, esq. Sir F. Id. Onrraanney, bart. M.P. Sir FrAncis Defsliges Edward orme. esq. John Dixoni, c-sq. fIHenry Slirencer, esq. isrnes Es-drrie. esq. John Stsewart, esq. Wirlianm Gould, esq. c,.inginerMr aniriel Jones. SoltrIior-Mestsr. Win. Beethanm and Son. Subacripthonu will he received at tire banking-bolrees of Messrs. 3B.Arclul, Trit ton, Bleyrm, and Cii., Lombiarri.street; and Messrs. Dixon arid Co., Chanceery.lane, unTtil the 30th Instaist, after which time all applications fIrr shnares must be irrade to ttire directors. Prospecetuses xiaay be obt-tined at the aboave-narned bankers. OTICE is. herelby ~giveni, that Application is in- N'4 ended to be made' to Parlinment, In the ensuing Session. fi,r fepve to lirring in a BlILL for lire ESTABLISHING a WATBII WORK COMPANY, to be ealled 'The Mtis popeitan Water Wrirkec Company,' for the supply of tire Parishhs of St. Albran Woird- s4trect. St. oGinve Silrer-street, St. Aihaliows Batking, St. Alhallows Blread-attreet, and St. Johnt the E'i,argcliatz St. Ali1allowa the Great. St. A1liallows the Less. St. Alhialirows Lombard-street, St. Alhal- I"WS Staining, St. Alifailows London-wail, St. Aipha-ge Sion Coliego St. Anidrew Unrder.alhaft, St. Ann and Agnes Alde:'egnte, arid St. Join Zachary; St. Aiin Illaskf;-iars. and tt. Andrew by the Wardrobe; St. Anthonmy, rilias Anrth,in,ii and St. Johnn 1laythat; St. Atustin. other- is i- Augirstir, arild St. Futitli; St. l3arthrolornew Exchange, St. B?rinedict aling Bennet Finek, St. Bienedict Gracrechurch-strect. arid St. Leoinarnl,Eastchieap St. Beniedict Parii'-whiarf, arid St.Petsr Paul's. w%hpzf;, Christ Chu-rch atnd St. Loonard Fo%rer.inan, St. Cirristopirer's, St. lemnent near Easteheap. and St. Martin Orgars; St. Dionis Black Church, St. Duirstan In tire Enatst St. Edinund the King, and St. Nicholas Akccost St. Etbeiiitrrga, St. George Botoiph-lane, etnd St. Botolpir Billingsgate; St H-eleri Biehirpsgate, St.Jamues In Duke's. Place, St. James Garfiekinithe. St. Katharine Coleman, St. Katherine 1Cree Churchb, St. Lars-rence Jewry. and St. Mragdalen MTilk-street; St. 'Magnus Londen-bridge. St. Margaret, Lothbury, St. Margaret and St. Mtagrirus New Flab-street ; St. Miargaret Pattons, andSt. GaLbriel F'enchurch-street; St. Nilartln within Ludgate, St. Mtartin Onitwici,, St. Mtary Alihurhire and St. Lawrence Pourntiiey; St- Mary 2,ldarmanbury, St. Miary Aldermary, and St. Thronmas Apostle; St. ,Marylebronc. St. PancraisSoper-lane, aind %ihallowst Honey-lane;, St. 3fardri.st-Hlil1, and St. Andrew, Hiubbard : St- Mtary Magdalen other- -%rise Mdigrius. Gld-yish-atreet, and St. Gregory; St. Maciy Munthew,, arid St. Mtirry Somerset; St. MaRry Wooleboreb, and St. Mary Wool- troth ; St. Miatthewv Friday-street, and St. Peter tCheaprside; St.Michael Basurishaw. St. Mlichael In Coruhill, St. Michael In Croorked-latne, St. Michael in Qtieenhitire and Trinity; St. Michael Royail, St. Martin vintry, St. Michhal in WVood-strect. arid St. Mlary Staining-, St. 'Mildred In Bread-street, anld St. Margae Moses; St. Mlildred in the Poultry, arild St. Miary Colechurch Sr. Nicholas Cole Abbey, and St. N5icholas Gratve; St. Olave Hart-street, St. Olave Old Jewrry, and St. Mtartin lronmon2er.Iane ; St. Peter Conihill, St. Peter. le-Poor Broad-street, St. Stephen Coleman-street, St. Stephen Wxlbrook. and St. Bennet Shere Hdog; St. Swithin atfLondon Stone, arid St. Mlary Botbaw, Trinity, Parishi, and Sr. Vedast alias Foster. anxd Sr. Milciaelt Quern-o St. Andrew lIn Hoiborn the Liborly of P.attoni-gardeu, St. Bartholomew the Great, St. hartholomoev the 1.csnr, St. Botolpir by Aldersgate, St. Botoiph Aldgate. St. Botolph Wiithout li-lliopsgate, St. Bridget aliai B5rIde'o, St. Duriistrin's In the Warst, St,. (nlIes by Crlpplegate, St. Seprilehre's. Trinity fit thle Mino- rices, the Precimct of Blrrdesveli-allIin the City rif London;: also, the Parishe, of St. 8atolph WVitho,ut Aldgate. Sr. Katherine near the Tower, St. Jo.hn WVapping, St. George In the East. St. Ann Lime- liontie, Sr.DuiestainSteppney,St. Mary, WhItechapel, St. PaitlSbraswell, Christ Churchi SpItl-uelded, St. L-,,nnrd Shnoreditch, St. L.rike, St. Jobn Cierk4enwell, St. Jamnes Clerkcenre-ell, St. Mahry isltiugtori, St. Matthew Bojsnalgr!een, All Saints Poplar, St. Oeorge Bloomsbury, St. George tire l"rrrr t. -ire n the Fields. St. Johin Hackney, St. Anni Wesrminir- ater, Sr. Clerment Danes, St. George Hanover-square, Sr. James West- gar,den. St. Mar yiebone, St. Prancras, St. Miary Paddigton, St. Lnuke Ch ele, Sr. MJary Ken.4r, gton, and tire several parishes oif Bromley, Bow, Stoke Newington;, Hornsey, and Tinrienhbam ali In tIre countY of Middlesex; uris,, the follownling liberties, townships. liamletst prd- ciuets, and placest fuliowirig; that Is to say-the Liberty or? the Tiiwer tire Liberty of tire Ol.d Artillery Ground, the Liberty oef Nwotrofa'lgate, the Hamlet of Rateliff, th Hiamlet of Mtile-enid Old Town, the Hiamlet of Mlile-end Newv Towvn, the Precinct of tire Savoy, Liberty of the Rolls, Liberty of the Sasvoy. hiirerty of Somerset House, Liberty of tire Temple, and Liberty of flatton- garden, In the said county of 'Middlesex, keiti wister, by means, nif ,welts and Prafts to be dug and samk-in, the said several parishes aknd placesi aforesaid, or sonic of them;- arid to enable the said eons p airy to dig arid sink wells and shafts, arid to construct reservoirs and feedera, and to) lay d-nnun bnans, pipes, aqtoeducts, coliduits, eulverts, shleies, and c'hanrnels, In ttie aforesaid parisires atnd places; arid to arithoriss. the said company to take and purchiase land, and to construct engines and other sevorks, ar;d to do and Perform all necessary nets In the seve- i-si parishe., and places aforesaid, oranry of themi, for the 8gpoly of the Inhabitants w-ith such wataer. WM. BIEETHAM and SON, Freeman's-corurt. Corirbili. Solicitors for she Bill. VpHA-MES XVATIER CO,MPANY, fo_- -providin`gthe FrMetropolis wvith a CONSTrANTI and UNLIAMITED SUPPLY of WATER, of a pure and unexceptroliable Qulity. COMMITTE of ANAEMNENT. The Right llon.. lbs Lord Mayor Robert Rickards, esq. Sir Edwvard Banks WnM. tioirint, esq. Thomiras Bruriton, esq'. Edriiond NV. Rurideli, eeq. Jairie.s Burton, esq. rlobert Slade, eaq. Charles, Calvert. esq. MI.P. Sir Walter Stirling, hart. WVillfian Stanley Clarke, esq. W.Thiomnpilon, seq. M.P. and Aid. W%. Crawirsay, eaq. John Fain Tinihn,- Ssq. 'Watpnle Fyre, esql. Colonel Trench, ?M.P. R.. T. J. Glyn, esq. Johln Tulloeb, earl. Woni. Grentell, esq. WnV. Venables4, egq. Aid. Trhomnas Hal'ifax, enq. G .1B. Whittaker, esq. Thovrax Haod, esq. ISamuiel Willirnis, esq. 'Georgej. Lall, selq.I Thonias Wilson, esq. Baiik~rs-ir R.C. Gyn. Millis, lalifayx, Glyn, Mills. arid Co.; and Sir Waiter Stir-Iug, Stirlinig, and Hodsoll. Engliiesr-YiIr. Philip Taylor. Solicitors_%sssrs. Freeman ariid Heatheote. All esmminuniradons 'in the business of theCoinpay tns be addressed 'To the Conrinittee of Maniagementof the Thrinres WIater Company," nt Mressrs. Freemnan and Mleatheote's. Cofrnasi-street. NOTICE is hereby giVen, thlat Application is intended -Ito tire made to Parliament In the encr,i ng session for letve to bring iIna it11IL for the better SUPPLYING with WVATER fromn the rirer Thames.. at or nlear Richmond. in the county of Surrey, ttire ci tieck of Lonodin and WVestmInster. an'd the suburbs thiereof and ttire places adjacent thereto; anid theirenrhabitantsa of tire several hamnlets, townsliris parishes, liberties, precincts or p laeso of ChIaswiek, Acton, Earing, Il hrentford, Nest lBreritford, lYarn-meramitii, Tslesavorth, Wil- leedon, Hendoti, 1`Pi0htley, St. Mlary KensIlngton, St. Join HamPstter,d, }tighgatc, Ilornsey, Kenti sb-town, Camden-tow-n. Somers-town, Port. land-town . PAddinzton, Hollowuay',Upprer Clapton. Lower Clapton, flaleton,- Kingsiandi, St. Pancras, smt. L c heleea, St. Sepulchre, St. L'ike, St. JaLnies, aLnd St. John ClQrkeTnwell; St. Andrews Holborn, St. George t1die Martyr, St. Clemelnt Dances, St. Giles In the Fields, St. C,eon-ge u1niomabury, St. MRryi-le-bone, St. Bot2lh Without Aldgate, Sc. Leonard DrornIQy, Chrisit Church, Spitalfielnis, St. George in tire EasMt, St. Ann Limenonuse, St. Paul Shadwell, St. I,sonard Shore- diteli, St. Dunntan Stepncy, 1Mhle,end.oldroowrn, Mile.end-lieWs-t,wn, All Saints Poaplar ,Blaekwvall. Ratelifif, Tower of Lonidonl, the Liberty of tIre Tower, St. John iW%apping, St. Mary Wtnite'hnnpcl, St. Matthewt 339thnai-grceer, St. Mary Stratford-lc.Bow, St. John Hackney, st. Maryi islingtomn, St. Mlary Newington,, thei.berty of tire Old Arttiery.grounnid, the Liberty of th,eRolls,tlioeLiberty of Nortcinufaigata, the Liberty of the Savo?-, the Precinct otf the Savoyr ttine Liberty of soinerset-house, tire Liberty of the Temnple, and thre Liberty of }tiatton-rrarden. all in thie co'rnty of Mliddle:sex; St. Alban Wood-street, Alhalloio-sss3arkIng, Alhallowa Bread-street, Albailowa the Great, Aihallowsv-TIOney.lanle. AlheJlo%ws tire'Less, AiRliaows Lombard-street, Albiallows London-wail, Atlhailolws St-aIinng. St. Alphage ener Slon College. St. Aedrewv Huxbbard, St. Andrewv Undershaft, St. Andrewv by- the Wardrol,e, St.-Ainne arid Agxes WittilnlAldersleate, St. Anne 3B1a1CXfrIars, St. Antbony, commonly cenlled Antholiln. Atigu4t1tne, c-ommnonly called Austin, St.i Bartlho nmew by ttine itoyal Exchange., St. Eeneuliet, comrnionlyceiled Bennett Flirek, St. BennettGracechrrrehr,-t. Bennett Paul's Wharr. St. Beninett Shereirog, St. dotollinhAldgate, St.flo- tolph 131hlingegate. Christ Churcrh, St. le Stock Chrietoplrer, St. Cie- Brent near Esteiheap, St. Dionieir Badckelinin-b, St. Duns~tan in the East, St. F!dmuid ttire King, St. Ethelhrurirs, St. Faith tire Virgin under St. Paul'L ,St. Gabriel Fenchiurelh-street. St. George Bot.unliln-ane. St. Gregory by St. Paiul's, St. Heienn near BisbnopsaeIS.JrmsI Dukes-pace.ot.lanies Ortylielt Hitbe, St. John1 RaVtist, St. John itine Evangelist, St. John Zachary-, St. Kathrerihe Colenian-street, St. Kstlerine Cree Chuirch, otirerus-Ise Christ Churrell, St. Lartvrenee Jessry, St. Lawrrence Pountney, St. Leonard East-cheap, St. Leonard Foster-lunie, St. Nitagni,s, Sr. NMargarQt Lotbbury, St. hMargaret Mioses, St. Margaret New FPish-street, Si-,Mairgaret Pattens St. Margaret Pousay,St. artn Irnnn,rogrlae, t. Martin Liidgate, St. Mlartin Orgas, t. Mrti Onuwic. Sr MatinVintry. Sr. Mary Abehtireli, St.Mmrv ldeniairnir. S. aryAlermaq-, St. Mary-he-bony , t Mar 8'tii.us. Dsv'ar; S. Mry olchiire n. St. Nmar-at.hili, St. Iday Mgnsme (rd ishstret St MryM~agdalen AMl]k-street, rt. MaryMinntiaw, t. arySomesetstMary Stainling, St. Mary Msr~~,, iit Nttliew P St. Itl, haci Queenhidthe, st. Michael ttine Querui, St.lMchael Roya,l, Si. i1chael WoVd-street, St. Mlldred Bread-street, St. Mildred in the Poultry. St. :icholas Acols, St.Nicholas Coleahbbv St. Nlcholns Olave St. Olavn. Mlart-street, St. Olrve Old Jewry, St. Oflave Silversireet, Sr Paneras. St. Peter Cheauside, St. Peter Corihlill St. Peter near Paul's WhIarf. St. Peter-Ie-Poor In Broad-street. St. Stephen Cole. nian-street, St, Stepheni Walbirook, St. Sw ithin London-stone, St. Tl'omas the Apoitle,Trinity tneLess, St, Vedastotherisise Foster, Fister-ln,ne, all in tIne City of l.ondon St. Aundrewi Holborn, St. li.urtho,nlnmes ttie Great, St. Barthol,imew tle Less, St. tiotolph by Alderagate. St. Botoipi by-Alddate, St. Botolph Without Bishopsgate i3ridewell Precinct, St. Brld!Nt, comnmonly carled St. Brides, St 0uinstan I;, the West, St. idles WVititoxt Cripplegate, St. SeOilI clre Witilout Ness-hte, Trinity in. tilr Minories, Bridewell llonr tail Whint4fry;lrq Withourt the Walls of the City of Lotidon, St. Anne fioho, St. Cloine,it Danes, St. George 1-hanover-square, St. James, St. Jarnee's. rnlace. St. Johbu, St. Leonard Foster-lane, St. Margaret, St. Martin in the Fields, St. Mary le Stralid, St. Paul Covent-garden, Privy- gardenis Whiitehnall. Close of the Colleglatc Chirch of St. Peter, Verge .if the Palaces of St. Jarmes alid Whitehall Withtin the lry .nd L.ibuerty of Weastslhister, KIg3Dton, Richmond HUam, Peter. sbam, Kew, hlortlake, East Shteen, West Slieell, Chfswick, Barnes, StGeLorge the 5 artyr.St. John Horselydowi'n,St. Olave, St. Saviour, the Liberty of the C;lir,. 5t. Thomas Cinristehliuich w'ithin.the Borough of Southwarkt Berniondsey. St. Glles CambersveU, Christeburch Clap. ham. st. Mlary ILambeth. St. NTary Newlngtoi, and St. Mary Rother- bitheo In the counity,of Surrey, and for makItn, pladling, erecting, )aydng, repalrlng, constructing, exteniding, ant cotitinuing shafts, reservolirs, malins, pipes, draltis, aquedncts, tunnols,slulces, feeders, ehaniel, ard drerwors fo tht p.irose, wlnich shafts, res,er- voirs, malins; pipes, drains, aqluejduacpt, tunnels, sluces, rfeders, lanr.llirrelg, ad other'WorGss, Sre. l,tended to be and still bemade, placeJ; erected, 'a.d, repalredi, consntratetd, exten,ded, doiatinued, anl es rulcd luito. .tirfoagn, or Cr, die several parishet, hiafinlets tou':nainfp.s. rand l,laeee aforesaid,, or.somec part or pcrsrt4' thereof, and litnt', thruurghi,s or illtire atiloiln;ig arishes,hnanlets,-or tos-nahips. -..5R>EEMAN and i-lEA rHdLOt Soleictors, Colenlan.street. .~~~~~~~~w Coemn L, p T e MEETINS (held Nov. 2, 1824) of the COMa , ,. MiTTREa o:o1nttdfcr the ptsrpoee ot taking lnto thsir const- geration the PLA;N proposad by Lieut..Colonel TReNCH*, for makinig a 6QUAY on the NOFtTHi ANKC of the, RIVER ThAMES;- Hls Rtoyat Hilghnees the Da1kt of lrORfK In the Cl;air' Trho Comn itseelabang;had under their ounaideralion the follow, Ilog documents : 1. A ettteinent shade by Lieut..Colonel Trench to the Sub-Corm- mit tee,andoder to be prlnted forthe uge of the GeneralCommittee. 2. A Joint report of Mr. Philip Wyati and Mr. Iternlni, relativo to th, first division of the intended project. Si. A joint report of thlte eas gentlemlen, relative to tho second di- yisioo. In the formn of a letter to Lieuc.-CO10UQI Trcnseh. 4. The opinions of ointent Counsel ulponi tne polnts directed to be referred to thenn. 5. A letter fr nTeut..Colonel Treneh to thle Chairman at the lat neeting of the Su-Committee, detailing thie result of his IntervIe_ wIth two Lords of the Admiralty, viz, Sir George Cockbiurn, and Sir George Cek Acid having alto Inspected the platis nrd designs luid before them by Mr. Phililp Wyatt, and haying lieard the fartber ecpla- nations givaen by Lieut.-Col. Trenoh- Upon the motion of the Dake of FIutlanld, seconded by Viscount Lowther, came to the followinig resolutions:- Talt the plan proposed Is perfectly practicable. and that It 'rill greatlY improre tr a navigatlon of the river, contribute highly tn. thd embellhient of the metropolls, and to the health, comfort, and advantage of the Inhabitants. That the surn of ?6011,000 -Ill be sfMi5lent to completo this grest national work, aceording to the estimatce of Mr. Phillo Wyatt and Hr. itennie: and the Committee are of opinion, Irom the Information lald. bfore tkem, that the annual revenue toarise frem the use of Oth' quay and bulidings to be erected will afford a fair reTponeratln for the capital expended. That itie' oxpedlent to establlsh a Joint Stock' Company, to bo called tb.e 'llatnes Quay Comnany, for carrying this undertakinglslto efet, snd for raisingasun pof 611,0001. for that p.urPose. IsI shares of 11. eacb; nnd that books be forthwvith opened at the Honorary Secretary's ofdee, No. 20, Devonshilre-street, Portlanda-plaeC, for enter- Ing the niames of such persoas a may ab disposed to become sub. scribers; enld that the sane be, from time to time, submitted to the Committee for their approbatioin, as to tha ntmber of Shares to bh alilowed to each respective partyapplying for the same; and that the Secretary do acquaint each person wit the number of Shares so appro. printed to him or her, who is thereupon to Pay a denosit of 21. per. cent. upon each 1001. share, Into the banking-houge of hessrsa Coutts and Co., or of Messr. Drummond. That thefollowingnoblenien and gentlemen be requsested to actas a Committee of ManagomeNt, and to sdopt all such measures as they shall tlhinik proper for carrying the foregoling Resolution's Into effect, with power to a4d to their number, and te make such arrangements with Nir. Philip Wyatt and Mr. Renniefor chrryiig the proposed plan Into effect as tney ehall deem necessary, and that five be a quor,um:- His Grace the Duke of Rutland Sir Henry Harding, hart. M.P. His Grace the Duke of Devonshire Sir Ulysses Burgh. K.C.B. M.P. The MfarquIs of Londonderry Lieut.-Col. Trench, M.P. The Earl of Rosslyn N. W. Ridley Colburn, esq. M.P. The Viscount Palmersiton R. Gordon, esq1. M.P. The Viscoont Lowther S. R. Lushington, esq. M.P. The Lord Bexiey W. Williaisis, esq. H.P. The Right FHon. the Chancellor of John Irving. esq. M.P. the Exclhequer Alexandes Baring, esq. HT.P. The Right Hon. Slr Charles Long Jamen S^arlett, esq. M.r. G.C.B. t,P. Mr. Alderman Wend, H.P. The Hon. G. A. Eils, M.P. Thloe. Wilson, esq. H.P. The Rlight Honj. Charles Arbuth. G. Holme Sumnnr. esq. M.P. liot. M.P. J. Farquliar, esq. The Attorney-Geaeral, X.P. F. B. Roaston, esq. Sir Jas. Graham, bart. H.P. That It is advisable to print the statement as preparod by Lieut.- Colonel Trench, and as soon as the designs Intended to accomnpany It are lithographed, that both should be oirculated for gener In- fo,rmation. That Messrs. Coutts and Co. and Hee rs. Drummond be, anad they are hereby, appointed bankers to the undertekilig; that Mr. Philip Wyatt be, aizd le is h ereby. appointed architect; and that Mr. Rennie be, and he i.s heQrby, appointed tie enginieer. That Mr. Leake be appointed solicitor to the company, and at the same time be requested to continue his servlces as honorary secretary thereto. That these resolutions, signed, by order of His Royal Highness the Dukc of York, by the honorary secretary, be printed and published In all the public (apers. (lgned) WILLIAM LEAKE, Honorary Secretary. HIs Royal Highness the Dfuke of York having left the chalr. Renolved unanimoualy, That His Royal Highness Is entitled to the thanks of this meetinig for the sanction he has afforded to It by his presence.