The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-19 00:00:00

• PATRIOTIC FUND,

Lloyd's, Sept. 16, 1806.
A T a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the
COMMITTEE tor Managing the PATRIOTIC
F U Np, held this Day.
Read the London Gazette Extraordinary of the• sth inst.
containing Dispatches from Major-General Sir lobo Stuart,
commanding ,His Majesty's Troops ading in Calabria, relat-
ing the particulars of a brilliant. Victory in the Plains of
Maida, obtained over the French Army, of greatly superior
'force, under the command at General Replier. -
Resolved, Thaf a Vase of the value of soot. with an ap-
4-i7oprjare inscription, be presented to Major-Getieral Sir
°tut Stuart, as a testimony of the high sense entertained by
.this .COrnmittee of his gallant condtrel in that engagement,
" in Willett the prieie of
_the, presumptuous Enemy was se-
verely hutpliled, and the superiority of the British Troops
most gloriouly proved.'
Resolved, ,hat honorary rewards, of the value affixed to
their respectiVe names, be presented to the following Field.
Officers wounded'outbat occasion :
2001. to Major Pauletr, of the 44th Regiment,• severely
wounded.
to.l. to Lieut..Colcinel M'Leod, 78th Regiment.
tool. "to Lieut.-Colonel. Moore, a3d Dragoons.
reol. to Major Stuart, 7gth Regiment.
tool. to Major Hammill, Royal Regiment of Malta. •
Resolved, That the •following sums be presented to the
other Officers wounded: _

sot. to Captain MYlrson, of the 78th Regiment.
Sol. to Captain M'Qregor, ditto,
sol. to Captain Waterhouse, ot the Btst Regithent.
501. to Lieutenant 'and Adjutant Ginger, ditto. •
251. to Lieutenant MtKay, of the 78th regiment.
251. to Ensign M'Kinzie, ditto.
251. to Ensign M'Gregar, ditto.
kesolved, That relief be atibrded to the Aridows, Orphans,
Parents, and Relatives., depending for support on the 0 tficerS
and Men killed ; and that Gratukiet be given to thoSe wound-
ed, as soon as the nature and extent of the inliuties they have
received shall be made known to the Committee. _ _

Resolved, That ,Letters, Signed by the Chairman, be writ'.
ten to Major-Ggneral Sir John Stuart, requesting that he will;
cOmmtnt,.ate the
..foregoing Resolinigns to His Majesty's
Forces under his command, and furnish 'the 'Committee with
the names of the Killed and Wounded, together with stLrti
particulars as can be Collected respecting the Families of
those brave men who tell in the service of their COun try in
achieving this glorious VidoTy.
Read also the Loncl,m t;atette Extraordinary of the I ;tti
inst. containing Copies and E xtracts of Displ4ti.hes front Ma-
jor,General Berestont, comindotittig a detacninetit
,ot His Ma-
jesty's Troops in south America ; andetrom Commodore Sir
}bale Popham, commanding His Majestys Naval FOrCes on
the sarrn: station, containing the important information 4.1. the
Capture of the To of Buenos Ayres anti its Dependencies. -
Resolved, That Vases,of zool. value each,- wit n appropri-
ate inscriptions, be presented to Major-General ilerestord antl
Commodore Sir Horne Popham, tor their gallant and disin-
terested Conduti in this successful and impOrtant.tnterprize.

Resolved, That an Annuity of ail for life be settled on
Captain Le Blanc, of the first Regrinent, who was disabled
in this Attack, with benefit of survivorship to Mrs. Leßlanc
and her Children. _ _

Resolved, That relief beafforded to the WidoWs, Orphans,
Parents, and Relatives, depending Gn such Uftbxrs arid mefi
as were killed, or may die 'of their wounds : And, that Gra-
tuities he given to those wounded as soon as the nature and
extent of the injuries they have received shali -be known to
the Committee. - •

kesoiveci, That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be writ-
ten to Major-Generat Berestord- and Cotnmodore Sir Home
Popham, requesting they will .communicate the toregoing
Resolutions to His Majesty's Forces under their respective
commands; and turnisn the Committee wits the particulars
necessary to enable theM to carry their intentions into effect.
Resolved, That the above Resolutions be printed in the
Daily Papers. , I.P. WELSFORD, Sec.

KENT.

To be SOO by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LETT on
LEASE; - • . , .

THE followiilg FREEHOLD ESTATES:pos.-
session of which may he had on the tith 0616ber,
1206:
A 'substantial roomy well-built Brick MESSUAG
called .Stimebridge-Gfeen-House, situate ai Egerton, in the
County of Kent (well eilcUlated for a person desirous of
!lying retired, in a healthy Country, abounding with Game),
on the right of the Turnpike Road leading from Maidstone to
Ashford, distant from the tormer 13, front the latter 6 Miles;
with Court, Garden, good Stabling, and all other necessary
Out-buildings, and z 6 -t R. t 4 P. of Land, wlich consists
principally of Hop-grounds and Meadows, and .each of the
very first quality.
Also a Valuable FARM, brought into 'the heat state ,of
Cultivation by'the Proprietor, called Chegworth- Court, in
.the Parish of •Ulcomb, at the distance of half a Mile from,the.
Turnpike Road leading from Maidstone to Aslabrd, and from
the fnrtn:r place six Milts; con ting of a strong;-built
Farm House, m a very pleasant situation; two good Barns,
a large and Convenient' Oasthouse and Granary, with Stables,
and other suitable Out-buildings, together with A. 3 R.
P. 23 of exceeding good Hop, Meadow, Arable, and Wood-
Land.

Also a FAR M,, used wi theabove, containing 46 A, 3R:
whereof 40 Acres ale Mea 0 and SalntlOioe, and the re-
mainder Woodland, _ . _ . .

..... .....
B. There is plenty of Game'ori the Premises, which
are in complete repair, and in a healthy situation.
A, LSO TO BE LE-rr (and entered on immediately if
desired), a comfortable Residknce, called WHITEHOUSE,
with a large Garden, walled in, in a dry healthy situation,
cloSe td Coxheath (an extensive turf), in the Parish of
Boughton ',llonelielsea, four Miles from Maidstone; contain-
ing two .toad Parloucs, four good Bed-rooms (besides ser-
vants'), with a convenient kitchen, and Wash and Brew-
hause, . and other Offices.; and; it require 4 -an Orchard
Meadow will be lett with it.
• Ent;iiire'of Messrs. Burr and Pope, Solicitors, Maidstone
(if by letter, post-paid),

consequence of the great .benefit which
I ha've experienced by taking your BOTANICAL SY-
RUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, I think it but just to
request you to publish my case, for the benefit of those who
May labour under a similar Complaint. I was afflicted for a
length of time with a dreadful Nervous Disorder, that affeaed
me in an alarming degree, my body was also swelled in a
manner that made my existence very miserable : I was ad-
vised by the Faculty to try the country air, at a time when
they could no longer prescribe to relieve me ; this 1 also did.
.but found no benefit; but by taking yotirMedieines, I am

quits restored to health and spirits... I
an, Sir, your ever grateful humble .SerVant,
MARY CASLAKE, Tallo:Y-chandler,'
No. 54, Great A lie-strzet, Uoodinan's•tields,
Nov', t, tBDs. Wilitechapel: .
. ttlitues, NI r:Spurgon, the Father ot Mrs. Caslake, Hat-
fi.d,t, ,ric.v Clielnisf,n,i, Essex-
Sold wholesZt aod. rotail at the n:iginal !)..dly'i Elixir
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