The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-16 00:00:00

At -a. SPECIAL GENEIL%L MEETING of the COMMIT-
TEE for managing the PATRIOTIC FUND, held this day
at the Merchant Seaman's Office, - •
BEESTOV LONG, Esq. in the Chair ; .
Resolved, . . •
THAT the following A.DiYRESS to the Public
be inserted in the Morning and Evening Papers. - 1
• Lloyd's, 31st August, 1812.
The signal and gleriousVictory on the-Plains of Salainanta
achieved, through the transeendant milita.rd skill and con-
duct of the Marquis of Wellington, hyAlie intrepid gallantry,
and firmness of the brave Officers and Men under his cum-
rnand;kas been duly estimated by the admiring and grate-
fill People 'of these Reahns, whose exulting satisfaction has
recently been expressed in the most general and Conspi-
cuous Manifestations of their pride .and joy. The Culla-
mittee of. the Patriotic., Fund feel it their duty,- on this
great occasion, to call- on all their Countrymen to enable
thin to continue the Relief, •so well earned a,tu so highly
deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or - have been
disabled in, this noble Conflict, fur themselves, or the Wi-
-dov,-s, Orphans, and Relatives, whO depended on them for
support.
This Institution, since its establishment at the com-,
mencement of this War, has afforded- nit honourable and
grateful assistance or alleviation to 1:1,254 Cases of Officers,
Seamen, and private SOldiers their Widfrows, Orphans, or de-
'ptradant Relatives : and, including the deserving and, heroic
1 Sufferers on the'recent. memorable Victory of Salamanca, it
`has still a large number of the most meritorious claims on -its
accustomed assi,stance. The Committee feel a arm reliance
that through the generous sympathy of all ranks of- a dis-
cerning people, sensible of thi blessings of security from the
hostile and vindictive aims of its powerful Ktienly and Rival,
" the British Seaman and Soldier may still confidentlytruSt,
" that those who are dear t., him while tieing, shall, in the
• " event of his falling iti -the sacred cause, find Friends and
Guardians-in a grateful and generous Country : and that
"• be who niay be disabled in it deienct,..shall not be neglect- -
" ed by those whom he has bravely defLuded."
(Signed) BEESTON LONG, •
• . • Chairman. ,
Subscriptions received since the last Advertisement
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The amoutit of a Subscription of a Week's Pay
from the Officers, and Two Days Pay from the
Non,eommis'sioned Officers and Private soldiers
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Norforii abd 'Suffolk •
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of the above Corps • 10 0 0
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lunteer Infantry, commanded by Captain John
Etph • 9 0 0
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Two Day's Pay of the Leiston and Thebberton Vu-
funteers
Saxmundhant Volunteers, Captain Geinve Smith 11 1 0
One 'Day's Pay of the -Hartisuiere Rangers Vo-
lunteers
Eye Volunteer Corps of Infantry, Captain Wa- yth 610 . 0
Sundry Persons, per Messrs... Turner and Co Gluts,
ce'ster
Richard Hay . •• •
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-,R. Y 5 0 0
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per-Henry Hoare and Co.
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.F.nlv,ani Aldridge - 0 0
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Richard Lyne • • .. '2 0 0
aenry,Linaker, Marsh Hall, Widnes, Lancashire . 5 0' 0
From an outvagc at Arundel, 3d of rellenary, 1811 go 0 0
A Mite o; t;:atAade by.W.,DenbY; of Gisborough 10 0 •0
Ve•:k .
John Crowder, Brothertore•-.... , '
20 0 • 0
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James Whiter-jun, l'tymeuth - o
survAus 01,-tt Tim the
erection of a Monument to the wen, V c.f
taiqs Walker and Bennet, who fell Talavera,
transmitted by- Roger licit Leigh .
Rev Janie:: Long, pet Child and Ca, - 10 10 0
, James Marion, per Manning at..! Ce. .•• CI 0 0
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