The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-17 00:00:00

THE

PATRIOTIC, FUND,
' .
- ' LLOYDS, April 16, 1806..
CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the
Day of Thanksgiving, for the RELIEF of the SEA-
MEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS,
Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPFIANS., and RELA-
TIVES of those Killed, in His Majesty's Service : •
Churches, Chapels, . Rev, Clergymen„ --Sums
and Meetings. ivho preacbed. edit-Red.
Ambunt advertised - - 1,)7,425 13 8
Dolgclly Church, North Wales R. Hughes 8 o o
Westlean Chapel, ditto ' - t 0 0
Llanabar Church, ditto F. Parry z 3 0
Parish of Bartnouth, ditto 1 16 o
Rev. F. Parry, ditto ' ~ - - - z 1 o
Parishes of Staple, Fitzpaine, Bic.;
keidtall, ac. Curland,Somerst:t. - 3 to o
Town of Myntgotnery, Mr. Lloyd 11 iz 6
lirkmhall C.:lurch, BAlfbrdshire Robert Mesham tl7 o
Roydon, St. Mary's Parish, Suff. T. Cautley,Rec. t 6 2 0
Tithing of Falfizld, Gloucestush. R. Slade t 2 6
Ludgenhall, Wilts 1 16 .o
Amount of Subscriptions from Worcester . - 7 1080 2 5
ParishCiturch of Chudleigh, Dev.G. Burlington, 23 18 o
Parkii of iiir,;:, nr Aberdeen,N .IL 1 Snlitlf I t 11 0
Collections in the Parohes of Bishopwcarmouth, and
Suinlerland, transmitted by the Rev. C .Stephenson ;
13ianopwearrnoutli Church - 20,
.13 to
Rev. T Rotmison'sMeetinghouse, Monk-

wearmouth Shore +'' .2 12 t
Rev Cleggs's Protestant Dissent'
Meeting- house - •- - - 3 0 r
Rev. T. Mason's Burgher Presbyterian
Congraption inSunderland - - 9.0 9
Reir.W.Gardneri Scotch Church,Sund. 17' o 0
'Re dived from tile Assembly - 34 s.O
Parishes of BisnolaWdarinouth and Sun-
derland ISZ is 6 • ,

Dedua Expences - i 8 8 3

H'. .. • 0 o,
Township of -Ellel near Lancaster 2•5 19
7 4 6
M adesley Parish, Sl atiOrd; per Messrs. Rowley and
- Storr . _ - - - P.. 19 s- 8
Baptist Meetings Chatham, Kent 1. Knott - al3 6
Flornby, near Lancaster Mr Lester 19 14 6
Parish of Denton, Lincolnshire, B. N -Turner,. 12 12 6
Harfaxton (additional) - - - 4 o 0
Parish of Larnborne. Cornwall - - 35 16 7
Ditto of Morley and Smalley - .: - --18 IS 0
Further Collections from Leicester, remitted by
' Messrs. Mansfield and Co. : -
QueenbOro-,gh,-.Leicestershire, Bruxby 4 16 6 .
Ttiorpe,.Sazehville, ditto - t 6 o
BroughtOn Astley, ditto, T. Greaves •615 To
Fresby, ditto, —"Noble - - - 4to 6, '
' Kibworth, ditto, —Norman - 20 z. -6 • ,
Sapeote, ditto, . - , - . s s °
! Quorrdoa, ditto, =Bowyer - 19 13 o •
Woodhouse, ditto - • • 7 tri 6
Gunibley, T. Wartnaby - 4 8 6 r-
Glenn Magna, 1. D. Glover
Ditto Volunteers, ditto , .. ' 5 17 6
Millstone-lane Meeting, ditto - a 3 0
Baptist Meeting at Bartou,Rev.Mr.Deacon 1 17 4
Miss Burrough - - 1 a o

too o rt
Parish of Bresland, per the Redor s 6 o
Rev. (;.Burgess, Wisbeaelt; being the entin-pro. ts
of the sale of a Discourse, delivered on the late -
Thanksgiving Day, at West Walton, County of
Norfolk is o
Parish of Sutton and Florton Kirby,
Kent, - 1-- Robert Fountain r 4 to 6
Ditto, Edite Wester, Rutlandsh, Mr. Bateman 6 4 6
Dissenting Congregation,- Tadley,
-• S. Browne r o
..,04ficers, Non-commissioned Officers, Drummers,
~ and Privates, of the first Company of --MakerVo-
lunteer Artillery, cominandedby Capt. W. Little 17 z 6
Officers, Noncommissioned 0 dicers_ and P rivates
of the ad Company of Maker Volt-neer Artil-
lery, commanded by Capt. William Vallack 9 o- 6
•At a Concert of Sacred Music,-,at Maker Church, 17. 13. o
Parishioners of. :Maker ••• • '2O .4; o
-.1:11e. Parish of Bersted and Bognor, J. Philips, Vicar 13. o • 0
Joint Hasler, Esq.. "SiiiPney- s s • o
The` total ;imount',Cif Subscriptions from the City
• aiiid•Neighbonrhood 1-4 Carlisle, by T. BLiinire,
ay or ; • • • • _
"Ridwell Chura, tarmarthenshire,
• Rev. J. Rector' of Mobberly, near
Kniit3ford, Clic-6411re • • .
_Parish
of CM.), ,
.
Mitcham Collection (additional) P. Johnson.
Profits' from time sale of aSermon preached at Pen-
:, Chapel, St. Janr,:e.s, Clerkenwell, on
. tile.:Day,of:Titanksgiving, by the Rev. R. Len-
don, thticiating Minister of that -Chapel, a can- „
- dictate for the vacant' Living of Clerkenwell 21 9 o
Subscriptions receiedlrciin. Hereford, per Messrs.
Podenliam and Co.
PariSli orl.3oticithain, Mr. Robinson - 3 t 6 6 '
of Dilwyn,-* Russell - it it 0 •. • .

573 8 10
z 861

'5 -5
13 8

- of A btoz.y thae, Air. P. Morgan la o o
of Pcterstowe, W. Lucas , 4
of Foy, I, Jones 5 . o
-of Kilig's'caple Sz Sal lack,T. jamesio 5 9
of eoewarsit,, . Glasse . 8 13 6
-- of I.; , ---- Powell .7, r 6
ot. IN eubly,. I . E. Trougliton in o
-of iiralstone, 13.. Thickling rz rz

T lIURSDAY, APRIL .17, 1800.

Independent Lodge of Odd Fellows, held at the
Harrow, at Poplar, per th'hands of john flud-
.
son, Treasurer - - 3 to 6,
John Williams, Esq. Lympstone, Pevon 5 a o
Mr. and 'Mrs. john Longe, by Sir Roger Kerrison 3 .3
DoW-son,: Esq Geldeston, Suablk .io o o
The Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Pri- '
• •olates'of the Upper Kills Cavalry, commanded by
Hon. E. Taylor per Major Alex. Arthstrong 107 17 10
Received froM the Island of Bermuda, for the Suf-
ferers on board the-Cleopatra Frigate, Sir Robert
Laurie, in the engagement with LaVillede Milan, • -
who having been amply provided for by the Patri- •
otic Fund, the amount has beemtransmited for
the-general purposes of the thstitution, by Sir
-Robert Laurie, Bart. • - • 1,0 4 4
Bideford,- Devon, per Rev. R. Keates o 14, 6.
Mrs. Player, Rycte, Isle of Wight - - to 0 0
A compensation given by a Gentleman to a Box- • •
keeper of Drury-lane Theatre, for an assault - dr r o
Colledion at Leominster, per Thos. Cpleman, Esq. 6 6 6
Subscriptions continue-to be received at Lloyd's,:, and at
all 'the Bankers in Town -and Country. I.•' • •• •
f. P. WELSFORD-i-

• PATRIOTIC FUND.

Lloyd's, A"ts, 18°6.
A T a GENERAL 'MEETING of file COM-
IVILTTEE, held thisday, •

Re-44 from the
.London .Gazette Extraordinary of the zSth.
of February,. Letters from Major-General Sir DAVID
BAIRD, and Commodore Sir HOME POPHAM, Contain-
ingjan-account of the Capitulation of the Town and Garrison
of the Cape of CoAktope,..to Hit,. Majesty's Forces under-
their command ; and from the London Gazette of the Bth
instant, Extract ,of a Letter froM Major-General Sir David
Baird, relatiio his subsequent operations against the Batavian
Forces commanded.by Lieut.-General Janssens, which ter-
minated in the subjeetion of the whole Colony.
Resolved, That it Vase of the value of 3001. with an-appro-
priate inscription, be presented to Major-General Sir David
Baird, for the gallantry with which-he elfe6ted a landing hi
the facerof a superior force ofthe Enemy:and achieved this
•important conquest.
. • _ . . .

kesolved; That a Vase of the value of zool. with an .appro-
sriate' inscription, lie presented to commpdore Sir 1-lome
t'opham„ for his zealous, able, and spirited co-operation in
this arduous service.

Resolved, That Relief be . •afforded to the. Widows, Or-
phans, Parents, apd Relatives depending for support on the
Officers, Soldier's, Si!ainen, -and • Marines killed; and that
Gratuities be given to those wounded on the same scale of
distribution as that adopted towards the Sufferers in the late
glorious, Engagement uil Cape Trafalgar.
Resolved, That Letters be written to Major-General Sir
David Baird and Commodore Sir Home POtiana, requesting
they will communicate these Resolutions to His Majesty's
,Forces under their respectiVe commands,' and furnish the
• CoMmittee with the 'names of the killed and Wounded, to-
gether with such particular's as they can called respecting
the families of those brave men who have fallen in the ser-
vice of their Country on this occasion.
J. WELS FORD, Sec'.