The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-14 00:00:00

At a SPECIAL GENEP.A.I. MEETING of the COMMIT-
TEE fur natnaging the PATRIOTIC; FUND, held this day
at the Merchant Seaman's Office;
BEESTON LONG,' Esq..in the Chair ;

„ Resolved,
H TAT the following Address to the Public '
be inserted in the. Morning .and-Evening Papers.. • . I
Llovd's, -31st:August, 1512.
The signal and -gloriousVictoq on lhe Plains okSalamauca,
achieved, through the traiJscendant military skill and con-
duct of the Marquis of Wel:ington, 1v thi intrepid gall.antry.
and firmness of
,the.b;;ave Oilicers- and Men under his coin-
mand,,has been daily estimated by the.aduiiring and g,ratZ,'7
fol Peeph, of these Realms, whose,exulting satisfaction has-
rei,#ntly been expressed in the most general- and' conspi-.
o etn; manifestations of their pride and joy. The Com-
mittee-of the Patriotic Fund feel it their duty on this
great occasion, to call on all. their Countrymen to enable
them to continue the Relief, so well earned and'so highly
deserved by the brake men who have fallen, or have been
disabled in this noble Conflict, for themselves, or the Wi-
dows, Orphans, and Relatives, who
_depended on them for
support.
This Institution, since its establishment at the com-
mencement of this War, has afforded an' honourable and
grateful assistance or alleviation to 13;254 Cases of Oflicei-s,
Seamen, ud private SOldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or de-
pendant Relatives : and, including the deserving and heroic
Sufferers on the recent memorahle Victory of-Salamanca, it
has still a large number of the most meritorious claims on its
accustomed assistance. Thd Committee feel .a firm reliance.
that through the generous sympathy of' all ranks of a dis-
cerning people, sensible of tle-hl,2ssinr of security from the
hostile .and vindictive aims !ilits powerful Enemy and Rival,.
” the British Seaman and Soldier may still confidently trust,
that those..Who.aredear to him while living, shall, in the.
" event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Friends and
" Guardians in a grateful and generous Country : and that
" he who may he disabled in its defence shallnot be neglect-
" ed by those whoa he has bravely defended."
(Signed) • BEESTON LONG,
Chairman.

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