The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-10 00:00:00

S'H'E' CAUSE OF REFORM.

Sums already Adveitised
SUBSEQUENT S'
Mr. James, a Friend to
Reform. £o 5 0
By a Young Lady, 1,000
farthings 1 0 10
Mr. Ford . 0 2 t
Tailors at Mr. J. Potts,
71, St. James's.street 1 0 C
A few Persons employed

on the MOrnlng
Herald 1 15 0
The first Mite from the
Gentlemen frequent-
ing Mr. Kemp's, the
Crown and Woolpack
Tavern, St. John's-
street-road 3 0 0
The Holy Alliance at
•
the Blue Coat Boy,
Lant-street, Borough 1 1 0
A subscription of 'X
Grandchildren (sav-
ings at. sundry times
of pence and half-
pence) in aid of the
Refor. Bill for their
future happiness 0 19 6
W. East Holmes, Esq
Leamington, late of
Lichfield
Through Mr. Ridgway's, St.
James's Local Committee.
A few Cabinet Makers

and Upholsterers near
to Grosvenor-square,

enemies to Borough-

mongers and Nomifia-
tion Representation 4 0 6
J. H. Hewitt 0 2 6
Anonymous, a Friend
to Reform 0 5 G
W. S.
For my Country and
King, Constitution,
and Grey, against
Faction, Corruption,
Peels, and Bankes,
Masaniello 0 5 0
G. H. Harding, Esq 1 0 0
Mr. R. Wormsley 0 5 0
James Lindsay .... 0 1 0
T. Brettell, Rupert_st... 2 2 0
S. Ward, 16, Piccadilly 1 0 0
S. Ward, jun. ditto 1 0 0
A F:iend to the Bill
Messrs. Gregory, Smith,
Sprague, and Hawkes-
worth
J. Porter, 4, Gower.st 1 0
Various small Sums 1 3 6
H. Williams, 15, Great
Ryder-street 1 10
W. E. 1 0 0
F.l, 1 0 0
Three Friends to Re-
form, 0 6 0
B. 2 0 0
From a few Journey-
men Tailors 1 11 6
Mr. Sams
Dennis Cheek
From Ten Tailors who

are ready to sacrifice
their lives in their
country's cause O3 81
Mr. Rich, engineer,
New-road 5 0 0
Young men at ditto 1 0 0
Yorick 0 5 0
J. B 0 5
J. A. B.
Pianoforte-makers and

others, at the Lord
Nelson, Charlton-st.,
Fitzroy-square,
.4 England expects
every man to do his
duty"
Eighteen hearty Re-
formers and well

wishers to their
Country, and Lord
Grey
J. Fsrowy
Five Friends to Reform 1 0
Nothing but the Bill
Mr. Odel, Burlington -
Arcade . 1 1 0
Proprietor of the Diges-
tive Bread, 133, Jer-
myn-street 5 5 1
The Printers of Messrs
Reynell's Office, 45,
Broad-st., Golden-sq. 1 4 6
Mr. Hodge, from Swat-
low-street and George-
street, Piccadilly 0 16 7
A Draft to precede the
10 0 0
Purge
Eight Reformers, from
the Ship, Chapel-st
St. George's in the
East 0 8 0
From a few F, iends from

Mr. Clewett, the Sun,

Mason-street 2 2 0
J. B 0 1 0
J. R. 1 00
E. Scott, Esq. 67, Upper
Berkeley-street 5 0 0
Thomas Probert lO 0 0
John P. Burrows, No. 7,
Gower-street 1 0 0
B. C I I P
A Reformer, who hav-
ing a vote for the City
of London, and ano-
ther for Westminster,
cannot vot e at an Elec-
tion without incurring
the certain ruin of his

family, unlessprotect-
ect by the Ballot - 1 0
Through the Globe
Newspaper 0 2 0
&few Friends at the

Paul•s Head,Finsbury 1 10 0
Subscription in aid of
Reform, collected at a
Meeting at the Half-
way House, Webber-
street, Southwark, by
Mr. C. Anderson 6 18 l
A Friend to Reform
From a few Tradesmen

friendly to the Bill,
meeting at the Drum,
Snow's Fields, by
Degee 1 8 6
Dover Castle 2 0 0
W. Washington, Gol-
den-lane, London,
made the principal of
the thirty-eight Man-
chester Reformers
tried in 1812, Verdict •
Not Guilty, for want
of sufficient evidence

to convict
Dirty Hands 0 5 C
Twelve men employed
by J. W. Parker, Cop-
per-plate Printer, Up-
per Stamford-street 1 1 1
From the Loyal Men in
the employ of B.
Thornhill and Co., 76,
Holborn-bars, Brush-
makers, to supportour
Patriotic and Beloved
King against the Ene-

mieWolhis Crown 2 7 f
D. N.
Daniel Barrett 1 0 e
J. Moyes, Took's-court 3 0
Workmen at Moyes's
Printing Office, 2d
Subscription
J. S. P 1 011
J. A.. Gardner
A Small Dose for the
Boroughmongers
From one of thoselgno-

rant beings—a Shop-
keeper, who does not
know how to get a dis-
honest living 1 0
G. W. 0.1(
James Barclay 1 0 t
From 16 Well Wishers
to Reform, in the Ern-
pldy of Messrs. Elliott
and Hill, Organ
0 16 0
Thomas Doe 0 5 0
From a few Friends of
Reform at Mr. Smith's
the Cock Chophouse,
Grafton-street, Soho,
to Extinguish the
Boroughmongers 1 11 f
The Daughter of a
British Tar and

Mother of Five Young
Patriots 0 10
Onewhowishesitwassl 0 5(•
William Nurse, Esq 5 0 C
D. R 0 2 6
Mr. Nock, Frith-street,
Soho • 1 7
Mr. Williams 1 0 0
Mr. Crag
Mr. Charles
Mr. Winn 0 5 (
Mr. D. Nock. 0 5 C
Mr. Standage
Mr. William Nock 0 2 C
Mr. D. Barrett 0 2 0
Mr. T. Young 0 1 I.
Mr. R. White .......
Mr. C. Smith 0 1 (
Mr. IL N. 0 5 0
From the Society of Li-
censed Victuallers in

the parish of, t. Mary,
Rotherhithe, by W.
Riggs, L Pitman, and
R. S. Emery, First

Subscription.
Mr. Tyrrell
Mrs. Tyrrell 0 2 €
Mr. Michell
Mrs. Michell 0 2 t
Mr. William Penny
Mrs. William Fenny
Mr. C. Penny
Air. Frazer 0 2 t
'Mrs. Frazer
air. Boding
olrs. Boding 0 2 t
kr. Ha 11.........
Airs. Hall
air. Plant ....'
Airs. Plant
kr. Stanley .... ......... .
Mr. Prebble
410. Prebbie
bin Pittman
..
Pittman ...
.. Pittrnan,jun.
Mr, Maltby

Sir F.-BURDETT, Bark, Chairman,
GEO. GROTE, Esq., Treasurer.

Reform, to meet the

Beufoy's,SouthLam-

£21,647 Is. 134 d.
lUBSCRIPTIONS.
Mr. Brooks, Labour
Vain
Mrs. Brooks, ditto
Mr. Wade 0 2 6
Mrs. Wade ' 0 2 6
Mr. Barber 0 2 6
Mrs. Barber
Mr. H. G. Mitchell...— 0 10 0
Mrs. H. G. Mitchell 0. 2 6
Mr. C. Thompson
(Wheatsheaf) ...... 0 5 0
Mrs. C. Thompson 0 2 6
Mr. W. Bigg 0 10 0
Mrs. Bigg 0 2 6
Mr. Emery 0 10 0
Mrs. Emery
Mr. Turnet
Mrs. Turner 0 2 6
Mr. Simmonds 0 5 0
Mrs. Simmonds 0 2 6
Mr. Maltby
Mr, Ai,ery 0 2 6
Mrs. Avery
From a few Friends to

Reform, frequenting
the Parlour of the
Norfolk Arms, Leigh-
street, Burton-cres.
cent, by Mr. Stock.
ton, Ist Subscription 3 0 0
R. C.
B. B. K. the Radical 0 5 0
G. B.
Long life to Lord John
Russell
From the Curriers in the

Employ of J. Sharp,
White's-grounds,
Bermondsey, in sup- .
port of the Glorious
Cause of Reform 5 0 0
Mr. A. Galloway 5 0 0
Mr. J. A. Galloway 1 0 0
Mr. It. H. Galloway-- 1 0 0
Some of the Engineers
in A. G.'s Employ
Mr. Francis
Mr. Robson, jun...., 0 10 0
Mr.Gallier 0 5 0
E. S. 0 5 0
11r. H. Owen • 0 5 0
W. W 0 10 0
Mr. China 0 2 fi
T. S 0 5 0
Mr, Bullard - 2 6
Mr. Smart OlO 0
Mr. Worsley • 0 10 0
Mr. Starkey 0 10 0
H. J. J. H.— 0 5 0
J. B 0 s'o
A Collection by Thos
Blossom 0 10 10
All a Friend to the Cause
can spare 1 1 0
To strengthen the Rus-
sell Purge
Soothing Syrup for tht•
Boroughmongers 0 2 6
Messrs. Bouverie and Co.

Workmen of a Coach
Piece Master,Carlisle
place, Lambeth, Book
Society
__ Messrs. Ransom and Co.

Mr. J. C. Baxter 0 o
Mr. John Constable 0 15 0
From a few Friends to

wishes of the best
King in the world 2 12 6
Mr. T. T. Clarke 2O 0 0
Mr. Edward Pierry 1 0 0
Mr. Chas. 0'Nei1.....„ 1 0 0
Mr. Win. Moon
Mr. Wel!son
Mr. James Johnstone 1 0 0
A few Friends to Re-

form, per J. 0
Messrs. Smith, Payne and Co.
Mr. Thomas Marfleet 1 0 0
Benjamin Marfleet 1 0 0
Stephen Marfleet 1 0 0
John Ray
Joseph Henwick 1 0 0
Jonathan Orme ......
W. Butcher
W. Seaman
Mr. Graham 0 0 6
J. Marson 1 1 0
Mr. D. Walters
J. Arch
Berkshire
J. M. K 0 10 0
D. Giles 5O 0 0
East Custom House_
stairs
Messrs. Rogers and Co.
James Hind 1 0 0
W L. B 1 00
J. A. Chalk
A. Taylor, York-place 10.10 0
Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co.
Friends of Reform at

both lO 0 0
Viscount ( lifden 5O 0 0
J. Carr and Co 2 0 0
R. Heald 0 2 6
R. H. Lloyd 2 20
rhos. Elliott 1 1 0
Rev. Jas. Martineau,
Dublin
Mr.. W. J. Radford,
Dublin
1 00
Eurnenes Moore 5 0 0
Mrs. Marsh
A. King 1 0 0
A Poor Man's Mite 0 1 0
Friends to Reform and

Enemies to Tyranny 315 6
From the shop of An-
drew and Marshall,

printers, St John-st 0 12 0
John Gregory
Thos. Foote, jun lO 0 0
J. T. Jefferiss
W. A. Beckwith, Skin-
ner-street
Subscription in Aid of

the eause of Reform,
by the Clerk and Ware,
housemen of Messrs.
Leaf, Son, and Coles,
39, Old 'Change ..... 3O 0 0
Strenuous Friends of
Reform at the York
Arms, High Holborn,
Ist subs.,per Mr. C 1 2 6
J. Z W 1 0 0
Win. Palmer 5 0 0
Chas. White 1 0 0
M. Wood, Esq., M. P 5O 0 0
Mr. Raymond 5 0 0
Mr. Nelson 2 0 0
Mr. W. Hawes 5 5 0
Further Subscriptions from St.
Sepulchre's, City, collected by
Win. Hicksons, Wm. Gill,
and J. S. Colby :
Mr. French 0 10 0
Mr. James Barnard 1 0 0
Mr.J. S. Colby 0 2 6
Mr. James Cole 0 2 6
Mr. Medhury
Mr. Thomas Ryalls 0 2 6
Mr. Rogers
Mr. John Ryalls
Mr. Sowerby 0 2 6
Mr. Bethell
Mr. Ward 0 1 0
Mr. Sparks 0 2 6
Mr. Willson 0 2 6
Mr. Rogers 0 5 0
Mr. Jacobs 0 5 0
Mr. Hannington 0 2 6
Mr. Iverson
Mr. Wells 0 10 0
Mr. Walls 0 5 0
Mr. Rogers ....... ...A 0 5 0
Mr. Clemmit 0 5 is
Mr. Haskins 0 5 0
Mr. Green 0 2 6
Mrs. Selle
Mr. White 0 1 0
Mr. Holcrott 0 2 0
Mr. Sadler 0 2 6
Mr. Cox 0 2 6
Mr. Lumley 0 2 6
Mr. Bride
Mrs. Woodbridge 0 1 0
Mrs. Walden 0 2 0
Mr. Tucker
Mr. Workmen 0 5 6
Mr. Neale 0 5 0
Mr. Larke 0 2 6
Mr. Nuttman 0 2 0
Mr. Butler 0 2 6
Mr. Ferguson .......
Mr. Jeffreys
Mr. Robson
Mr. Williams 0 10 0
Mr. Davis
Mr. Surridge 1 0 0
Mr. Tisdall 0 5 0
Mr. Johnson 0 5 0
Mr. Orchard 0 5 0
Mr. Figgins
Mr. Williams
Mr. Clifford
Mr. Samuel Miller
Mr Pike .O 2 6
Mr. Puddick 0 5 0
Mr. Hall 0 10 0
Mr. Moginie 0 10 6
Mr. Evans 0 10 0
Mr. Stafford
Messrs. Welch and Cubit 1 0 0
Mr. Ham
Mr. Stapp
Mr. Gill
F. and S 0 10 0
Mr. Reeves 0 5 0
Mr. Clay 0 5 0
Mr. Clark
Mr. Rogers 1 0 0
Mr. Jones
Mr. Cockel 0 1 6
'Mr. llldridge 0 1 0
Mr. Maylin 0 1 0
Mr. Haskins 0 5 6
Mrs. Walden's Workmen 0 -5 0
Mr. Jones , 0 '2 6
‘lr. Paul 0 1 0
Mr. Rackham
Subscriptions received from the

'ard of To
Mr. Charles Perkins lO 10 0
Mr. Matthew Clarke lO 10 0
Mr. Benj. P. Tennant lO 10 0
Mr. Alexander Sinclair 10 10 0
Mr. Chas. Skipper 10 19 0
Mr. James Cook ......t. 10 10 0
Mr. W. J. Hall 5 0 0
Mr. Thomas Butler 5 0 0
Messrs. Long and Edwards 1 1 0
Mr. Samuel Wright
Mr. W. Whalley 1 1 0
Mr. William Garrftt
Mr. Thomas Bradley 1 1 0

Mr. Jos. Chrisp 1 1 0
Mr. John Chrisp 1 1 0
Mr. Benjamin Farrow 1 1 0
Mr. J. M.
Mr. J. C I 1 O.
Mr. T. R.
Mr. I. Dillon 1 1 0
Mr. Fredk. Godsell 1 1 0
Mr. William Timson
Mr. John Atkinson
Mr. William Ellis
Mr. Wrn. Cawthorne
and Sons 2 2 0
Mr. Benjamin Ware 1 1 0
Mr. William Staley 1 1 0
Mr. W. and T. Tasker 1 1 0
Balance of the Funds
the Cause of Reform
Committee 3 0 0
Mr. Robert Berne]
From a few Mechanics,
who wish to support
their Patriotic Sove-
reign and a Free Re-
presentation
F. S. Cleaver, wholesale
Workmen in Mr. Clea- 1 0 0
very employ

F. Wilson'. ....... 1 1 0
A few Tin-plate Work
ers, City.road 0 13 01
Samuel Walford
Subscriptions to the Pa
triotic Fund Commit
tee, Golden Eagle,
Mile-end-road; E.
Porter, Secretary ; F
Dexter, Treasurer, 2d
Subscription
R. and T.
From the Compositors,
Pressmen, and others
employed in the-
Printing Department
of the Times l3 0 6
E. B. ditto 0 10 6
W. F. D "1 00
Subscriptions from the
Workmen of \C la.
Mars, leather-dresser,
Grange-walk, Ber-
mondsey 2 0 01.
Nine Workmen of Curls

_
Upston, wheelwrights
day shop 0 9 0'
By William Juggins.
G. Bearman. James-st.• 0 5
W. Juggins, do 0 10 0
J. Callahan, Exeter-st 0 5 0
Mr. Morgan, James-it 0 10 0
J. Cover, ditto 0 5 0
M.Younger,Hart.street 0 5 0
A Friend to the Patriotic
Fund
W.Walker. Hart-street 0 5 0
A Friend to the Cause 0 5 0
0 2 0
The voluntary Subscrip-
tions of the London
Society of Journey-
men Brushmakers,
held at the Hope,
Clare-market,as a tes-
timony of their at.
tachment to the Cause
of Reform, trusting it
will be a stimulus to '
their Brethren in the
Country, and to other
Trade Societies to do
likewise--Geo.Proser,
President; Jas. Pain,
Secretary
Mrs. Mitchell, for Re- _

form 0 I t)
A Friend to Reform 0 5 0
A. B 0 26
J. F. 0 26
Fifteen Men, Mr. -
French's Cork Manu.
factory, No. 51, Crut.
ched-friars 1 6 0
Mrs. Lowe 0 10 6
A ' few Friends who
meet at Mr. Hum-

ble's,Northumberland
Arms Tottenham-
court-road, consider
they have a right
to do whit they like
wil h their own," and
have subscribed their •
mite for a Russell
Purge 2 10 0
A few Friends meeting
at Mrs.Waters,Crown
and Can, St. John-
. street, Clerkenwel, Ol5 0
From the carpenters in
the employ of Mr
Bodger, builder, 36,
Hatton garden 0 11 6
A few Friends to the
cause of Reform, at
Spencer, Brown, and
Rust's, High-street,
Wapping 4 13 6
St. Marppy, Newington,
Surrey, Mr. Palmer,
Treasurer,Third Sub-
scription 34 0 11
A Livery Servant 0 5 0
C. B. G 0 50
From the men in the
employ of Mr. Thos.
Murray, glass.seller,
5, Broad.court,
Drury.lane
A second subscription
of Friends of Reform
at Mr. A. WCallann,
Sol's Arms, Hamp-
stead-road 7 0 0
By W. Till and four
others 0 13 0
No. 663, a Hackney
coach fine 0 5 0
Woronzow Greig 2 2 0
A Stranger 0 2 0
By Messrs. Harnden
and Smith, of St.Pan-
eras, Middlesex, Po-
litical Union l5 0 0
First subscription from
a few Friends in

favour of Reform, •
assembled at Mr.
Rumsey's, the Ship
and Rising Sun,High-
street, Shadwell
ollection from a few•
Friends and Neigh-
bours favourable to
the cause of Reform

at the Star and Gar- .
ter, Kensington
J. R. Hale, 17, High-
street, Islington
R. P. an out voter of

the Borough .4Mal-
don ' 0 2 6
J. Staff porter 0 2 6
Harrylrving
From a few Mechanics

at the Carpenter's
Arms, Kingsland-rd 1 4 0
A Widow's mite 0 5
Alfred Hardwick, Ken-
sington
Lord Robert Spencer 2O 0
Slingsby Duncombe lOO 0 0
W. p 2 0 0
The Compositors em-
ployed in the Morn-
ing Chronicle Office 3 15 6
Publisher of the Spec-
tator 0 5 0
The mite of a few
Friends at I'. Davies's,
Three Cups, Bow,
Middlesex, to pur-
chase an extra dose of

the " Russell Purge" 1 10 0
A Young Lady 0 5 0
W. S. and R. S , 050
By a few Gentlemen -I;
Mr. lancaster's Bri-

tish Lion, l'ork-st:,
City-road 1 4 0
Mr. S. Platt, 22, Rus-
sell-square . 1 0 i
Mr. Haldane 0 10 0
From a Durotrigen lO 0 0
His two Damsels 2 0 0
From that Arch-Re
former, Corfe Castle
Bankes 1 0 0
G. R. 1 1 0
By James Fraser, one
morning's Collection
of the Parishioners of
St. John's, Wapping 27 13 61
Subscriptions from a
few Members of the
Benevolent Foxonian
Seciety, held at Mr.
R. Scrrell's, Fox
Tavern, Paul-street,
Finsbury. in aid of
the Patriotic Fund,
by Mr. Marshall Pur-
land 4 3 61
Stephen Harrison, Sel-
wood-terrace, Old
Brompten.... .........
Mrs. Harrison, ditto
Mr. T. Burrows,
Houndsditch 1 0 0
Mr. T. Richardson,
Hackney 1 0 0
Mr. J. W. Burrows,

1 0 0'
0 2 61

Houndsditch 5 0 0
Master J. W. Burrows 0 5 0
Mr. Thomas Northern 0 5 0
Thirteen Men in the'
employ of T. Burrows 1 9 6
Old staunch Reformers,
Thomas Moretons,
Weavers'Atms,Stoke
Newington—To the
King, God bless him 1 0 0
Twojourneymeußakers 0 5 0

Lieut.-Colonel Evelin 10 10 0
A Lady 1 1 0
Second Subscription
from St. Marylebone

Reform ComMittee 5() 0 ii
C. A. Halford
T. E. G. 0 10 01
J. Scott, Esq.
Mrs, Tolsoli

I Fingal Terrace.
IT E 1 00
C. W
1J N.
J. E. 0 10 0
I.T. B 0 10 0
H. G. S. ........ ...... .. :
A Reformer upon prin
ciple 2 0 0
,1 R. Savory
(John Round, Brentford 1 0 0
Charles Allen, ditto 1 0 0
Messrs. Ransom and Co.

William Beirn 0 2 0
Two Friends to the Bill 1 0 0
A Mite towards the sav-
ing of my Country 1 1 0
Two or Three Friends
at the Regent's Arms,
Regent's Park 1 0 0
Pro Rege Lege 2 0 0
Messrs. Bouverie.
Three Friends to Re
form 6 6 0
A few Operative Coach-
• makers in the neigh.
bourhood of Park.
street, Grosvenor-sq. 2 0 0
Messrs. Call and Co.
A Collection by T
Leethe, from British
Patriots
An Enemy to Corrup-
tion 1 0 0
•
A few Journeymen
Gun-makers
A few Friends to Re-
form, 'White Hart,
Weysnouth-street
R. Cooke, Esq 2 0 0

➢fessrs. Diickett and Co.

Per Mr. Walpole, ofße-
lew, Lincolnshire-- 2 2 0
,The Servants of ditto—. 0 10 0
Mrs. Peel
➢lessrs Prescott and Co.

'Friends to the Bill at
Queenhithe, per John
Russell

William Imrie 1 0 0
S. 31. P.
J. E. 0 10 0
'John Lloyd
Charles Lloyd
Francis Lloyd 3 0 0
lE. C. HOoton 5 0 0
H J 5 00
The Widow of one who

suffered six months'

close imprisonment in
the Tower of London

for aiding this glorlous

cause ontefolin 5 0 0
Thomas Vyse
A few Friends at the
Jacob's Well, New
Inn-yard, Shoreditch 1 0 0
Matthew Warton, Esq.
Spital-square, col-
lected in the public
room, George, Com-
mercial.road (second
subscription) 1 4 0
Persons employed in an Esta-
blishment in Blackfriars.

Ilenry Pearce
J. Mace
T. Mace 0 50
H. Page 1 0 0
R. Smith 0 5 0
J. .Mathews
Journeymen Silk-dres-

sers in the employ of
Henry W. Masters,

Wits On-street, tins:

bury - 1 0 0
T. Thornthwaite, Lime-
house
Robert Cox
W. ,W. H.,and G. K Ol5 0
From the Men in the

employ of Messrs.
Taylor and Saxton,
hatters, Gravel-lane,

Southark 1 S 0
E 1 00
J. E. 1 00
The -Mite cf seven

Friends to Reform,
per W. C.
Brown and C.
5 5 0
John Mott 1 0 0
F. J. Maxon 1 0 0