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London, England, 1807-02-26 00:00:00

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20 , 1807.

- .PATRIOTIC FUND.
• • • . Lloyd's, Feb. 25, 1807.
MOUNT.ofNEW,SUBSCRIPHONS for the
GENERAL PURPOSES of this INSTITUTION,
already adVertised - - £49,02.6 911
THe Captain,•Sergeants, and Privates of
tilt Rathgill Infantry, Ireland
Officers and yrivates of the Newtown
Ara-.s Infantry, Ireland -
Freeniasous' Lodge, No. 417, Newtown
Ardes, Ireland - -
Parish of Newton Ardes, Ireland
British —___— 40 12 0
George Goodman;, Esq. Leeds, per De Beid and
Co.
- 50

S 5 0

7 0 0

-2 2 0
- 26 c 0

Mr. F. Westly " - - - - 1 1 o
K. C. F. 'C. - - • • - - 1 5 o
A Friend to the CauSe , - - - Jo 0 0
airs. Close, Bromptan:Crescent - - 2 o c
Subs,:riptions at 111adias - - - 57 t 5
Produce of a Military Concert and Ball under the
Patronage of the Cainberwell Volunteer lu-
tantry, per Liect.-ColoyA Smith - - 68 g 6
Mr. Charles Stant•-)11, Manlger, third remittance ti a o
Consul Werry and N. Weriy, Smyrna - - 20 0 0
John and Wm. Maltrass, ditto - -2) 0 0
Lee and Sons, ditto - - 20 o 0
George Boddington, . ditto - - 5 7 0
Travel and Jackson, ditto - - 20 0 o
One Dav's Pay of the East Derbyshire Battalion
of Volunteer Infantry ' . - ' - 20 t 4 0
Mr. Duncan NPLea, l'etersburgh _ .. 4it 3
jW. Cooper; Fingringhoe, Essex - - t 1 o
ohn Bedturd, Esq.,Judge of the Vice. Admiralty
Court, Barlaadoes . - - - 21 o o
Capt. E. C.-Bradford, of the Lord Duncan East
India Ship - - " - so 0 o
Mr. Atkinson, St. Martin's in the Fields - I I 0
Mr. Harrison, ditto, ditto • - - - o 7 0
George Morgan, Norfolk, Virginia to to o
William Gray, ditto, ditto -toto o
W. K. Mackinder,'ditto, ditto - to to o
Hello, Brunet, ditto, ditto - l• so o
Robert Farmer, ditto, - ditto - to to 9
A. B. ditto, ditto - to to 0
William Wood, His Majesty's acing
Vice-Consul tbr Maryland, Baltimore. to to o
William Coles, Baltimore, per 'oho Ha-
milton, Esq. His Majesty's Consul to
the State of Virginia

-s 5 o

73 o
Sea Fencibles, Carrickfergus, per Capt. Thomp-
son, K. N.
Capt. fames Walker, R. N. -
Capt. Edward Walpole Brown, R. N.
A ['fiend, - per j. N. C.
Freeman HuMble, Liverpool -
f. Wilson - - -
General Assembly of the Bermuda Islands, •per
Henry Tucker, Esq. Governor of Bermuda
folin Symonds, Esq. Chesterfield House, Black-

-- 5 S
- - to 1:., o
-5 o o
--6 1 o
- - o 10 o
- - 0 IQ 0

TOO 0 0

10 0 0

heath - - - - -
17;arnsley Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, by Beckett
and Clarke - - - - 2,t o o
Robert Wilkinson, Esq. Smyrna - - 20 0 0
L. M. - - - - - 3 0 0

G . per D. - - - 44 0
Mrs. I uditlt Dobree, Guernsey - - so 0 0
Subscriptions received from Halifax:

Marihe H nmane SO- Edw.Mortimore,Esq.3 to* o
ciety - -'55 ax a James Fraser, Esq. It 13 4
His Excellency Sir Prescott, Esq. t t 13 4
john .Wentworth 23 6 '8 Mess. Ewing &Buwiet7 to 0
Thaßishop of Nova • _ttilr. Henry Yvoinaus is 13 4
Scotia - II 11 4 Mr. WM. Lyon it 13 4
The Chief Justice a t 13 4 Mr. john rryor 17 to
The I udgc ot the Mr. It. G. Taylor 516 8
miralty - 11 13 4 Mr. %VW. Pryor 516 8
General Hunter - 11 13 4 Mr. lames Thorn 3 to 6
Commodott Beres- Mr. John Liddell 5 16 8
ford - - 23 6 8 Mr. lames Leaver 11 13 4
Commissioner Ingle- Mr. Capel I 13 4
field - - 2.3 6 8 Mr. I. W. Morris 3so 0
Hon. I. B. Butler it 13 4 Mr. Henry Taylor 5i6
lrion.,Autire%vßeleiter23 6 8 Mr. Peter Smiths 516 8
Mrs. Belcher - 5t6 8 31r. Edward Pryor 5i6 8
Hon.-Michael Wallace 516 8 Mr. lohn,Starr - 2 6 8
Colonel- Barnes - tt 13 4 Mr. lohu Merrick 5 o o
Colonel Wetherall I 113 4 M.. Charles Geddes 2 6 8
Mrs. Wetherall 4 13 4 john Lawson, Escl• 3 to o
Captain Wetbterall 518 • 3 Mr. Frederick Major 516 8
Miss Wetherall 1 3 4 Mr.. holm Brown 516
Colonel Charlton 3to 0 Mr. john Simson 2 6 8
Lieut.-Col. 11111,n% 5t6 8 Mr. Benjamin Etter 5 o
Captain Minter 2t6 8 Mr. Alexander Izatt 26 8
Major Bowyer 3 us 0 Mr. Samuel Butler a 3 4
Captain Reynett • 5i6 g Captain Spading 2b 8
It. I. Uniacke, Esq. tr 13 4 Messrs. P. Smith Se
James Stewart; Esq. it 13 4 Sons • - • to o o
Charles Morris, Esq.ll 13 4 Messrs. J. Miljer
Foster Hutchinson, Son 7 0 0
Esq. - 5 16 8 Messrs. J. and M.
Tho. N. Jeffrey, Esq. tt 13 4 Tobin - 3to 0
Lewis M. Wilkins, . A ,Poor Man - olu o
Esq. 5 o An Unknown Person a 3 4
CroltonUniacke, Esq. 3 to o Collection onFastpay
Wm. Thomson,Esq. 3to o at St. Paul's, per
George G rant, Esq. tt 13 4 Churchwardens so to it
Rev. Robert Staner 3 to o Ditto at Presbyterian
Rev. George Wright 3to o Meeting, per the
Rev. Dr. Cray - a 6 8 Elders - ,24 7 0
Messrs. Hartshorne --
and Boggs - 23 6 S Total Amount,
fatnesForeman,Esq. 13 4 Currency - 12 o
john Black, Esq. 17 10 0
Wm. Forsyth, Esq. sl6 8 Sterling - 638
john Beckwith, Esq. 3 to o
Steph.H.Binney,Esq.! 3 4
• Subscriptions continue-to oe received at Lloyd's ; and at
all the Bankers in Town and Country.
J. P.WELSFORD, Sec.

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