The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-11 00:00:00

TUESDAY, MARcH 11, 1800.

PATRIOTIC FUNb.
• LLOYD'S, MARCH tO, 1806:
,A MOUNT Of NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS for the
.Cl. general purposes of this Institution, 'already adver-
tised, £47,197 a 6
One day's pay of the Officers, Non-com-
missioned Officers, and Privates of the
Barmeath Yeomanry Cavalry, Sir Ed- Irish.
ward Bellew, Commandant - 13 9
One day's pay of the Officers, Non-com-
missioned Officers; and Privates of the
Skreen and Dunshanglin Yeomanry Ca-
valry and Infantry, by the Right Hon.
Earl oft fugal, Commandant - 7 4 8
Two days' pay of the Officers, Non-corn-
missioned Officers, and Privates of the
Ardbraccan Yeomanry Cavalry, R.
Thom2son, Esq. Commandant 8
Two clay pay of the Officers, Non-com;;
missioned Officers, and Privates of the
Ballyinaglas,;on Yeomanry . 1 nfantry,
Wm. Gorman, Esq. Commandant - 4 19 .8
One day's pay of the Officers, Non-com-
missioned Officers, and Privates Of-tho
Loyal Trim Yeomanry Infantry, Adam
Carshore, Esq, Cominat,KlAnt
nor Officer,
nussioned Officers, and Privates of the
Upper Kills Yeomanry Infantry, Edw.
Molloy, Esq. Commandant - S 1 TO
LieUt... Col. Colston, for himself 5 '3 9
E xchange,
41 9 5-37 7 6
The above by the hands of Lieutenant-Colonel Colston,
Inspeding field - Officer of the Counties of Meath and
Louth, in Ireland.
Major-Genoral Wm. Thornton, Grosvenor-gate io to
The Company freqUenting the Star and Garter,
Lower 'Thames-street, Deptford, per Mr. j
Hambrook • 5 0 0
Tile Officers and Privates of the Isleworth Vo-
lunteer Company, by Los. Thackeray, Cap:.
-tam-Conimaiidant - 34 19 6
One day's pay of the Urr. Company of
,X.ircud-
bfight Volunteer Battalion - 4 6 10
One day's pay of ten Sea Fencibles, and two
men belonging to the Signal Station at Brad-
well, Cssex o t 6 6
Win. Knowles,,of the same Signal Station 0 14 0
Mr. N. Austen, Ramsgate • 5
Subcriptions from Leeds, per Messrs. Beckett, Calverly,
and Company :

4!* 4 ,

jobn IVilson, Jun. - -.. " to to 0
Edward Maitland - . . 10 to . o
Richard Rarnsden Bramley - to 10 o
John Beckett - - so to 0
ohn Calverly .. - so to o
William Hey •• , 10 10 0
Mrs. Blayeis*s - - to .10 o
Wade„ Brown, and Dickinson to to 0
Tho Mas CouPland . - so to o
Charles Simpson . - - to fo 'o
.Arbraham DickinsOn and Son - to so a
1 hontas Benyon . - . - so to o
Alexander Turner .. - to to o
john liebblethwaite .. - 19 to o
James Brown - - lo To -o
W hit ICI i York - - . to ro o
John Wilson and Sons - to 10 9
john Marshall . . • to to 0
Cookson and Fawcett - To To o
Willtittn Thompsott - to to o
Richard Lee - - 13 to 0
Charles Coupland, jun. . to to 0
lanes Scott, D. D. - - to 10 o
Colonel Lloyd - , to to o
13enjantin Gott - - to to 0
jos. Field, jun. - - , 10 to 0
Tol-Ift 314 d. Ed w'.., ri 71 rook - ' to ~, -
William••G '-
.:.zca,:asi ..,,0".•" - •to 13 °
F rancis-Mcknale- 7
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Richard Wermold t •
... to to 0
Roger•lfolt Leigh , - - 'to to o
joseph Sheep shanks - - 5 S °
Charles Brown - - - 5 5 0
William Brown - ' - 5 5 °
Vountain Brown - - : 5 5 o
Basil Anthony Keck - . s ,to o
jos.' Crompton • - - so to •
Miss Rooks - - 5 5 0
Mrs. Kirshaw . - 5 5 a
Miss Kirshaw • - - . - 5 5 0
-Rev. Peter Haddon - - 5 5 °
-Rev. john Sheepshanks - 4 4 0
Christopher Beckett - - 5 5 0
-Thomas Beckett ' - - 5 5 o
j. B. Charlesworth - - 5 5, °
Mrs, Dade .- - 5 5 °
John Hill - - 5 5 °
•Ard. Walker . - - - to to 0
Hind and• Smith - - to to o
William Lumley - - 5 5 °
R. Newton . - 5 5 0
George Wailes. - - 3 3 o
Thoinas Fenton - - to to 0

William Teuton - - lo 1O•. 0
David Stansfield - .. 5 5 o
William Cookson - - to to 0
I\ ucas Nicholson - - to to o
•
Thomas I kin - - 5 s 0
John Carr . , - - 5 5 0
Henry Hall ' - - 5 5 0
Hartley, Greene, and Co. - 2.1 o •
Samuel Hamer Oates - - 5 5 3
Goodman and Banks - - to to 0
Christ. Smith - - to 10 0
. john and lames Bischoff - S 5 0
Henry Wormuld • - - 10 1, a
Benj. Pullain - - : - 5 5 0
John Smith . - °
5
W. and T. Clapham ' - - s 5 rs
T. E. Upton - - 5 5 o
Griffith Wright, jun • . - 4 0 4'
Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and
Privates; of Leeds Volunteer Cavalry 12,7 4 9
Mr. Maillardet, being one day's Receipts
for, the Exhibition of his Museum.
Icahn Thory Chapman, per John Tones -
+opt. W. Machea.vy, 3rl Battalion of Caithness
Volunteer tillantry, one day's pay of the ()Ri-
cers and Privates, per Geo. Hassell, Esq. Agent
General for Volunteer Corps -
Paymaster John Miles, G lamorgan Volunteer
Riflemen; ditto, ditto, per George Hassell, Esq.
ditto - - -
John Bebb, Esq. - , - -
The Grumbalds Ash Troop of Gloucestershire
Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by M. A vi-
ceite, Esq. - - , -
Henry Penny, Yeovil - : -
Royal Orange'Club, .79, held at the True Blue,
/ Cambridge _- -
The Young Gentlemen at the Rev. 1. Bradley's
School, Dartford, Kent, per Mr. Cooke, Carey-
street, Lincoln's-Inn -
-
The Pet.worth Library - -
! The Reritor of, St. Kathrine's Coleman, Fen.
church-street. - - -
W. C. and F. M. - -
The following Subscriptions have been received front
Grenada, transmitted by Robert (Away, Esq.
His Excellency Governor Maitland 5o ,o 0
Hon. G. L. Tuckett . ~ .. to to a
Hon. George Tyson - - - I 0 10 0
Hon. Robert Otway .. . to to o
0 wsley Rowley, Esq. - - 5 5 G
ROhnit Ramsey . - - 3 3 0
Moritz Hardman, .. - To to e ,
John Hoyes - - - 5 5 0
P. J. Purcell - - • 5 5 0
- It. G. Thomas .. 5 5 0
Archibald Armstrong - 5 5 0
John Garraway • - - - 5 5 cr
Samuel 0. Gibbes - 5 5 a
Daniel Brady . - - 5 5 0

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70 6
3 3

16 7

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3 12
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William Marrant
G. G. Munro.
Joseph J .Dill •
George, Lk/tacker/an
Thomas Martin
-George Bear
C. 'F. Richardson
John Waugh •
Robert Slinger
William Mackie
John Btace
Abraham Tc-nplematt
John Rybinat
Isaac Smith
I aities Stuart
Aldx. Murry
Thomas Gavin
john Kerr
Robert Kerr
.William Kerr
M. Nowtan
Alex. Walker
W. Woodhouse
David - Macewan
lames Carswell
'Evan Kennedy
,Gep,r7se Overton
t Se: le
i. W. sod T. Coxall
'Cl:o'llas 1.71 w
George Whitefielit
George Garry •
Jainest'Longhlin
Jahn Atheley
John Walker -
John Cox • - •
G. A. F.
Mitchell
,r Edward NiC Akira
Samuel Carey
Joseph. Johnson
Thoinas Duncan
John Brander
‘V: I'. Richardson
Louis La Granade
George Wilson
Julien Lussan
James Russell •
Richard tawson
Gordan Turnbull
John Fanbairn
lore. Leaycralt
J. and 'I% Wake
Sir Colin Campbell
Wm. Burke, jun,
• Benjamin D. Smith
C harles 'Coquet •
Rev. Mr. Nash
Henry Moissac
M. Raymond
Richard Manley
, ?roar en Exchange _
Total
• Mr. Cherry, Salisbury-place
Mr James S %vettnan, (;av les, Yorkshire.
The principal Warrant Officers in Ordialary, Royal
Dock4ard, I)epth:H.(li per T. Lawrence
• Capt. S. Tatham
-
Bev. Sir C. Cave
Rev. G. Cave - • -
Two drYsliay from the Officers, Non-cornasission-
etl Offierers, al-r1 i'rivaies of the Slane Cavalry,
• Giestayus Liinbert,• Esti Commandant,per Lieu..
tenant-Colonel Colston, Irish 131. - - tt so
Officers, Non-coirunissioned Officers, and Privates
of the Sth.CoMpany of the ad Reg. of the Loyal
London Volunteers, pet- Capt. Vaux - 43 S
C:aptllLn George Bowen, R. N. 2d Subscription
.- 5 5
Se, Fencibies at Clayelly - • 9
. - Appiedore • 3 4
filracombe - 2 o
Barnstaple o 53
Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates
of the Regiment of St. lve'sVolunteers, in Corn.
wall, Lieutenant-Colonel James Hasse, Cent— •
martitant, one day's pay - - - 22 r 3
Subscriptions continue to be received at LloycPs, and at all
the Bankers in Town and Country.. •
I. P. WELSFORD, Secretary,

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TO THE, BENEVOLENT AND lIIIMANE.
A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, whO leas
held sinall Appointment under Government for these
16 sears, who has a Wife and two small Children depending
solely on his exertions for their support, and whose,ruin must
be inevitable unlesso he should be sit fortunate as to obtain a
few Pounds front a generous Public, looks with a pleasing,
and anxious hope to this last resource, as the only means to
enable him to retain his Situation, preserve his Respeetability,
support his Family, and save him from Prison. It would
here take up too much space to detail his long sufferings, and
exertions to keep his wants a secret in his own bosom : his
endeaVours have failed ; and he humbly begs to refer
those whom Providence has blessed with a disposition to
relieve the wants of their fellow-creatures, for a fuller ac-
eount to Messrs. Hodson and Stirling, Bankers, No. 345,
Stiand ;, and Messrs. Boldero, Lushington, and Co. No. 30,
Comilla, where the smallest Donations will be most thank-
fully received and grate!ully acknowledged.
Amount acknowledged to have been received ,C 2.4 to 6

YESTERDAY the STATE LOTTERY con-
cluded drawing : No 13,916, the first-drawn Ticket,
entitled to 29001. was sold in sixteen Sixteenth Shares by
Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. ; also No. 305. a Prize of
5001. in Shares; and on the gth thy, No. 7 t 42, and 19,485,
both Prizes of toool. in Shares; on the 7thday, No. 1368,
a Prize of seel.; No. 20,11 e, on the 6th day, a Prize of
10331. ; and No. eon, on.the first day, a Prize of ZoZ2I, were
all sold in Shares by Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. Nvho
respectifully acquaint the Public, that the Scheme for the
New State Lottery will be published to-morrow ; and the
Tickets and Shares for the same will be issued for sae.

BEAUMON'T-STREET, DEVONSHIRE-PLACE.
MR. LANGDON. respectfully informs the No-
bility and Gentry that his EXHIBITION of P EN-
NSHIP (wholly performed by himself) continues open
every. Day, Sunday excepted, from Eleven till Pour". •
Mr. L. begs leave to observe, that having recently com-
pleted an extensive ORNAMENTAL MANUSCRIPT, he
has stationed it in the Royal Exchange' for the general in-
spection of all Lovers of Art.
His Terms for teaching may be known by application at
his House as above ; where Writing that requires Elegance is
properly executed