The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-18 00:00:00

Al D Y, MAY 1:7, 1812

NEW ROOMS, HANOVER.SQUARE.
paR. :13A11,114.8MAN has the honour moat re-
spedfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and his
iendi, that his ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT will
be oh a grand Scale.

" 1-cader of the Band Mr. WEISCH E L
Conduaor, Mr. 'G R EATOR EX.
ACT I.
: Grand Sinfonie, Haydn. ''
Madrigal; with Triple,Choir, " So saith my fair and tepti.
rut Lycoris." Marenzio.
Song, Miss ME,LVI LL E.
Scene from King Arthur, Air; (Philidel), Master KING,
" Hither this way bend," and Chorus, Air, (Grimbald)
Mr. BARTLEMAN, ":let not a rnoon.norti Lit,"
Semi-chorus, " Lome follow me," Trio and Chorus,
" We Brethren of Air," Purcell. 7
Grand Quartetto; Madame CATA LAN% Mrs LACY, Mr.
HA RISON, and Mr.B ELLA MY, "yerfic.to a qii.sto,"
Gugl 'elm',
_

New -(2ancertante (never performed) for Violin and Vinton'.
cello, Mr. W EICHSEL and Mr. LINDLEY. Lindley.
, Song Mrs. ASH E. •
Offerforio, as performed with universal applause at the last
Vocal Concert, Mr. BA RTL E MA N, and ditant Chorus.
Chard. . •

Song, Madame CATALANI.
Grand Chorus, "Great is. Jehovah," MARCELL° and

GREA7cOItEX. 7
•
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ACT 11. •
Introduaory Symphony to the celebrated Passione and (by
- desire) Requiem. lomelii. •
Song, (MS:) Mr; HARRIS', ,N, •" Odi grand embra,"
Bassoon Obligato, Mr. HOLMES.- t'aisiello.
New Glte, "When the Ruse-bud," harmonised by -C;rea-

torex.

Song, Mr. BARTLE MAN (for thatnight Only), " Let the
dreadful Engines of Eternal
Chorus, (by desire), '' Flush'd with Conquest.", Iliindel.
New Glee, composed expre.:sly fOr this Concert. ilor.iley.
Song, Madame CA TA LANI.

Finale, " God Save the King." Verse and Full Chorus.

The Doors to be open at Seven, and the Concert will corn -
mence•exndly at Light o'Clock.
Tickets, Half a-Guinea each, to be 'had of Mr. 13artle-
man, No. 45, fierners-street; alto, at the Music Shops of
Mr. 13irchall, and Messrs. Cletnenti and Co.—Mr. Town-
send will beat the head of the Peace Officers. ,

PATRIOTIC FUND
• Lloyd's, May 5, iBi2.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the ..MER-
CHANTS, BANKERS, and others, and of the SUB-
SCRIBERS to the PATRIO ri,c FUND,' convened this
day by public advertisement, in the Merchant Seaman's Of-
fice, under the Royal Exchange,
BEES PON LONG, Esq. in the Chair;
Flaying heard a- Report- from the Committee, on the Re-
ceipts and'Uisbursernents of the Institution, from its esta-
blishment in I uly 1803 to the. present time; and. the Meeting
having considered the balance now remaining unappropriated,
and the numerous.cl-4; ins still to be made, 'more particularly
the great relief required for the Families and Relatives of the
killed, and "or the brave Officers and Men disabled, at the
memorable and important conquest of the fortress of Barlajos ;
being also strongly impressed with•the great consequence and
beneficial eliiids of supporting and continuing the Funds of
this Institution ;
Resolved Unanimously,
That this tileeting deem it highly proper,' at the present
critical period, to continue to manifest the general 'sympathy
of all classes of his Majesty's subjects towards ,sur gallant
defenders ; particularly on the recent splendid exertion of
unparalleled intrepuity displayed in the attack and conquest
of the Fortress of Badajos.
Resolved Unanimously,
That an additional Subscription be now opened, in aid of
the Patriotic Fund, to enable the Committee to continue its
accustomed relief to-the Meritorious. and suffering Objeav of
the Institution ; and that the Contributions of all ranks be
earnestly, requested in support of this benevolent purpoSe.

The following Sums have been subscribed :
Lloyd's General Fund, 3 per Cent. Cons. ,Cro,ooo o
Beeston l.ong ' - '- too 0
Sir Thomas Baring, fix b. - - lom 0
Baring, Brothers, and Co. - . - . too 0
Manning and Anderdon - , - . ion o
I. I .-Angerstein - - • too 0
Joseph Maryatt ' . -. too 0
Robert Shedder' a - too 0
C lagett and P iatts - . - - 100 0
Thomas King - .. leo 0
. Co.I. Thomson, T. Sonar and . - too o
loshua Reeve - ..
Jives, Beveridge and Co. - -
A. Riddell - .. -
W. White Highbury-I2lace - -
Felix and George Clay - a
I. C. Villiers - - - -
Thomas Rowcroft . -
J'. and B. Pearse
Thomas and Stephen Nicholson -
Munro, Brown and Munro - -
His Gra.celbe Duke of Grafton . -.
The Governor and Company of the Bank of Eng-
land - . - ~.. 5...200 o -
Stephen Thornton, Brothers, and Co. - too 0 0
John Curtis, Ludgate-hilt (second donation) - to to a
• William Stra- - . - 20 0 o
Greenwood, Cox, and Co. - - loci 0 e
Right Hon. Admiral Lord Gambier - 10 to o
His G race the. Puke of Buteleugh . - too 0 o
Captain R. Welsted, E. I. C. - to to o
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Thomas Ferguson - - . - 10 10 0
Wm. Brown - - - • 20 . o 0
Emanuel Silva . - . - - ' to to 0
lOSepli N.'Stnith ,
- - to to o
Edward Shaw - - - so,to o
Robert Hickens -
,- - so to 0
losepOitilliains and Son - - to to o
H. Blackburn, Bennondsey - •• - • to 0 o
Edmund Rigby, LiVeipool - - 2o . 0 0
Thomas T. Allen - - - 10 to 0
Officers, ere: of the late Loyal Greenwich Va.
lunteer Infantry, per Lieut.-Col. Campbell :A o 0
Nathaniel 13rickwood - . 13 , o o
The Earl of G rosvenor • - .1. Ico 0 o
Harman and Co. - - - - too 0 0
Brandrains, Templeman, and Co. • -: so
0o o
Scott, Garnett:,. , and Palmer , - too 0 o
Win. Yates, Bury, Lancashire - -. Ivo o 0
I. M. - - 5 o o
Sir I sLL.e Heard - - 2 2 .0
C.B. - - .. ' 2 2 a
Bos.diquet,•l3eaelicroft; Pitt, and Anderson 50 '0 o
Time Worshipful Company of Vintners - so o o
Henry Driver Cooper' - - to o o
Charles buncombe, of Duncombe Park . - 5o o 0
lohn,Fuller, of Rose-hill, Sussex - • at o 0
Earl Nelson - - - - . so er a
Down, Thornton, and Free , -, .. too o o
Smith, Payne,. and Smiths - -' too 0 0
- - I. P. WELSFOR D, Secretary.
Subscriptions received at Lloyd's, and by the Bankers of
the United Kingdom. •

too 0
100 0
lUP 0

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