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London, England, 1812-09-04 00:00:00

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FRIDA Y, S 'T EM. E 1 4,

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At a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT-
TEE forinanaging the PAT/A...OTX FUND, held this day
at the Merchant Seaman's Office, .
BEESTON LONG, Esq. in the Chair ;
Resolved, ' •
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riNHAT the following Address to the Public
.11. be inserted in the Morning and Evening Papers.
' Lloyd's, 31st August, 1312.
The signal and glorious Victory on the Plains of Salamanca,
atchieved, through the transrendant military skill' and con,
ductiof the Marquis of Wellington,• by the int :-epidgallantry
and firmness of the brave ()dicers and Men :toner his com-
mand, has been -duly estimated by the admiring and grate-
fll People of these itealais, whose i.,1-I,:.ing satisfaction has
recently been expressed ,in the most general and .conspi-
cuous manifestations of their. pride and jov. The Conn
' inittee of the Patriotic Fond feel it their "duty, en this
great occasion, tv call on all their Countrymen to enable
theta tp, continue the Relief, so well earned- and so highly
deserved by the brave nien -who hare fallen, or have been
—disabled in this noble Conflict, fur themselves, or the Wi-
dows, Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on theist for
support. . . .
This Institution, since its establishment, at the com-
inencement of this War, has afforded an honourable and
grateful assistance or alieviatiOn to 1:4,231-Ca,es of Officers,
Seamen, and private Soldiers, their Widows; Orphans, ore-
. pendant Relatives : and, including the deServing and heroic•
Sufferers on the recent mennuable Victory of. Salamanca, it
has still a large number of the most ineritot ..,,us claims on its
accustomed assistance. The Contotittee feel a firma reliance.
that through the generous sympathy :of all ranks of a dis-
' cerning people, sensible of the i2iessings of security front the
hostile 'and vindictive minis of its Powernd Enemy and Rival,.
" the British Seaman and Soldier mita still continent!) trust,
•" that those who are dear to him whiletivatg, shall, in the
" event of his falling in the sacred caw:-e, had, Friends and
" Giutrdians he agrateftiPand generous COuntry : and that
" he' who may be disabled in/its-defence shall italic neglect-
- " ea by thoSe whoM be has bravely defended."
(Signed) . BEESTON LONG,
: . *Chairman.
SubScriptions received since the last Publication :
£.s. d.
Barclay, Perkins-, and Co.. lOO 0 0
Thomas Coutts and Co. .lOO 0 0
Charles 01;.,phant, of Ed; 1 o:i
snt-4; q , 5 5 0
Rtindeli, Bridge, and Rundell. lOO 0 0
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The Mercers Company • . .
- 2OO 0 o
Clark; Boyd and French .... ....... : .... 3O _ o _o
Thomas Lowiides , _ - it • 10 10 0
A Gentlemign, per Wished' Bank. 6 10 6
William Hobson and Son. , - 50 • 0 0
Thomas: F. Dyson, Liver?ool . 5O .0 0
Rev. Dr. 8e11....
Admiral Sir Joh n CtlipoyS,..K. 8.. 5 0 0
The Rottotirable Sou it Sea Company 253 .. 0 0
Doubtful, by-Thrall. .
Richard Sealy, Of Lisbon '2o 0 o
Sir Francis Lindley Wood, Bait; • ` lO 10 0
Robert VyneP • - - . lO5 0 5
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The Parish of St. M:.:_ry-le-uonne 5 9 0
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captain Wirlia'm C%rlyot, R. N. l5 15 0
'Thoulas Botha o, "nzii`: ill • .-- .
, 1•• • ' - 2 2 0.
Jolla Gaselee Sur:- • -LI ' - ',- - . ' 2• 0 0
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inhabitants of FlarWich, by Joint Hopkins, Esq. •
• ' Mayor '- ' " 3O 0, 6.

" • J: P. 'WELSFORD, -
• Secretary.
Subscription s received at
.I..,loyd's ;. and, by the respective
tankeri Town atilt Country.

E STATES 1;0 IZ, SALE.

GrAMOR6ANSHIRE—FI3EMIOLD ESTATES.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that
. the SALE of the M.I.NORS ILS'i'ATES in the
PariShes of Eswenn-, Colv.-eustone, Lantwit Major,
Pennarth, Co;an, Landottgh, Landatf, .tlerthir Diwan, La-
vernoek, St. Aildrews.\l,lalitrissetit,lVviivoe Eghvys'ilau,
advertised for Sale, -by Auct.on, -by Mr. Philpotts, at the,
Cardiff - Arius, hi Cardiff, on tii;• the 10th instant; is POST-

ST. NEoTs, MINTINGDQNSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD IW AUCTION,
By .liesqrs. BARNARD and FRANKLIN,
At t2u. Crusb Key's-InU, St. Neuts, ou MONDAY, Sept. 7th,
at Eleveu,
IN SEVERAL LOT'S,

Most ELIGIBLE ESTATE, in the Parish
-CIL of St-. ;Spots, consisLiog of .a.CA,NTAL TARM, called
WINTER ING LIA ,
with convenient Out-liotses, and Upwarilz of THREE
HUNDRED, and TWENTY-till ACRES of LA .I), now.
in the, Occupation. of . the Executors of Mr. W. Fliut, i,de-
ceaSed; udder, a Lease expiring- at 'Michaelmas 1804 ; and
e large LIWELLING-HOLTSE, with a MALTING-OFFICE,
several BARN'S, and other 'Out-buildings; .and- upwards of
ONE,HUNDRED and FORTY-SEVEN-- AC.RES o'; LAND, 4
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pow in the Occupation of Mr. Peppercorn, Under a Lease
expiring at- Miehae:`fnas 114; nearly the whole of which '•
Lands ate contiguous tos and will be sold with the Winter- -
Ingham Farm; and several FREEHOLD COTTAGES, and
snosil PARCELS of-FREEHOLD LAND and - Common
now in the Occupation of different Persons, and.
which wilt be divided into.several Lot.

Further partictliars may be had by appiyingto Mr. WADE,
Solititur,,Darimeix, Essex ; Mi. Beaja:liia Whitning- of Yox-
for, Suffolk ;'.Mr. AbLgton, Cambridgeshire, ;
or the Auctioneers,
Thaxteu Essex.
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Descript;ve Particulars cintlitions of Sale, may lie had
at the above _places, and alb:, at. the Hoop, Cambridge;
George, Huntingdon; White Horse, Baldock ; Red Lion,
Royston; Scn, Itigg-leswade ; the principtil lun, at St, Ives;
at the place of SiAhe, and at Messrs: Exley, Stocker, and Do.w.
sons, Furnivals-lun, Loudon..