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London, England, 1812-02-25 00:00:00

To Messrs. SHAW and Co.

" Birmingham, March 16, tgoc.
" Gentlemen—lu justice to you, to certify the value
of that excellent Medicine, Church'.s Cough Drops, I send
You the following case, at the particular request of the pa.
tier 4.

"MYLES SWINIVEY."
" Sir—l cannot suff&ciently acknowleelge the cure thaw:.
received from Church's Cough Drops. A most suflbcating
Astlitnatic Cough during the winter afflided me so severely,
Plat texpetted nothing less then death every minute ; one
bottle telieved me considefiablir, and four more pettedly re-
Stored me. Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige
Your humble servant,

46 J HOS. EDMUNDS."

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Resolved, That the Meeting, deeply impressed with the
Magnitude of the calamity, which has been attended with a
loss of lives much exceeding the number lost in either of
the great Battles of the Nile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar, do
recommend that a Subscription be now opened for raising a
sum of money for the relict of the Widows and Families of
the deceased, to be applied under the direction of a Commit-
tee to be hereafter appointed for that purpose by a General
Meeting of the Subscribers. •

February to, ►Bl2.
At a General Meeting held this day, THOMSON 80.
NAIL, Esq. in the Chair,
It wab unanimously resolved, on the motion of the Right
Hon. Lord Gambier. seconded by luhn Julius Angerstein,
Esq. that this Subscription should ive extended to the relief
of the Widows and Families of the Officers and Men of his
Majesty's i'r4ate SALDANHA, 36 guns, and 3:0 men, to-
tally lost on the Coast of Ireland, about .h, same time as
the St. George. Iic•o, and Defence.

.. _
Resolved, Phat a Committee of Twenty-one he now ap.
pointed for promoting the Subscription, and for ananaging
the Distribution thereof, with liberty to add such names as
they may think proper,
The tollowing were chosen:
The Right Honwriable Lord Gambier.
Th- Right Honourable Admiral Lord Itadstock.
Vice-Admiral Sir lames Saurnarez, Bart.
Sir William Leighton, Keight and Alderman. •-•
1. P. Anderson, Esq. W ,odnine Parish, Esq.
john 'talus Ange-stcin, Esq. I osdna Reeve, Esq.
George Blackman, Esq. Te,,,,;is Rowcroft, Esq.
Toomsni. lionor, Esq. Bei,j iiiiin Shaw, Esq. •
Horatio Claeett, Esq. Role, Sliedden, Esq.
win. :dewy Hoare, Esq. Ilasketh Soma, Esq.
Thoinas King, Esq. f lohn Denton Tritton, Esq.-
Germain Lavie, Esq.
11 john Tunno, Esq.
George Munro, Esq.
Subscriptions received at the Bar of this Manse; at Messrs.
Hi,are's, Ele,r-street ; MesSrs. Barclay, Tritton, Bevan,
and Co. the lloit. Simon Frazer, Petting, and CO. Messrs.
Smith, Payne, and Smith's; Messrs. Willis, Wood, Perci.
val, and Co. and all the other Bankers in London.
Subscriptions al ready advertised - £:o86 9
Sir Frederick Baker, Bart. - . to 10
Marquis of Heft; all - - - - as o
General Bi•four, 831 Regiment - To r--,
Lelbmon. Lowe, and Co. - - 10 i o
Mackenzie an,. G Lennie - - 10 to
Nathaniel Brickwood, Esq. - - a 1
Runneil, Bridge, and.Rundell 10 10
lt.goir Hon. Lord Arden - - IA o
fames Farquhar, Esq. M. P. - . 10 to
lames bush, Esq. ' - - - 10 t
C:.alniers .'ltd Guthrie - - - io to
Puket, Bainbridge, and Co, - - so to
Adertral Richard Willis - - 5 r)
Cooke and Hallotd - - - so 10
J. P. H. - - - - 1 o
lames Putman, Esq. - - .: - 5 o
Lauredee Phillips, Er-A. - - 1 i
M.C.B. - , - 5 0
I. C. Weguelin, Esq. - - to 10
Ewan Law, Esq. - - 5 5
jolty Curtis, Esq. . 10 to
Sir Thomas Musgrave, I.3Lirt. - - 1-, 0
George Jackson, Esq. - - 5 5
Andrew Loughssan, Esq. - - 5 5
Fiederick Booth, Esq. - - ro 10
tames Dawson Harris, Esq. - to ro
Frederick Webb. Esq. . - 5 5
Daniel Stephenson, Esq. - . - so o
Manning and Anderson - - io io
Edward ‘1 ...er, Esq. . . to 0
George Blackman, Esq. . so to
john Tunno, Esq. - - io to
Bishop of Durham - - 21 0
David Bike Watts, Esq. . .. 10 10
'Admiral Young - - - 2-i 0
Admiral Lord Radstock . - 5 5
Sir Thomas Satui,irez - - 5 5
Riebard Saulnli, . Esq. - - 5 5
Nicbalas Sau, '.• z, Esq. - - 5 i
From Capt. . Ivan, Officers and Crew of his
Majesty's ship Dapi.ne, all guns, i,..r Sir (.
Sairrnarez - - - - so o
Subscriptions at Oxford, per Sir I. Saumarez 13 13
William Lingliam and Son .: - 10 to
lames Dick, Esq. Rochester - - 5 0
Goode and Clarke --- - . 5 5
Ignatius Palyart, Esq. - - 5 5
William Vaugham, esq. - - il 1..,
Countess of Normanton. . - 5 o
Lady Olivia B. Sparrow - - s 0
Archibald Cochran . . 21 0
john Fuller, Esq_ Rosehill - 21 0
Nicholas W. Ridl,- Colborne, Esq. . 10 to
john Cressett Pelhain, Esq. . to lo
Joseph Wartnab), Esq, - - 5 5
. john Quanto k, Esq. Chichester ... 5 5
Wilson, Agassie, and Co, - .. 1., 10
' folm Read, Esq. Walthamstow . 10 To
Thomas Gildart, Esq. - - 5 5
Whitshed Keene, Esrl. M. P. per Admiral Leal
It adstock. - - _ , 10 re
Henry Blowhard, Esq. - .. 2. 2
Lewis Paleske, Esq. . • - to 10
A. M. - - - 1 i
Edw. H. Lee, Esq. - - 3 3
Charles Dixon, Esq. - a' 10 10
Campoell,'Bowden, and Co. - so to
George Stevens, Esq. - . 5 o
W. X. Moore, Esq. - - lo to
Simeon and Co. - . - 10 10
Geo. Duckett, Esq. .. . 5 o
Chas. Cartivright, Esq. . . - to to
Thornton, Brothers, and Co. - - 21 o
Officers, Non. Commissioned Officers, and
Privates of the Corps of River Fencibies,
by Captain Lucas - -
Company of Lightermen and Watermen, by
ditto - - . - 21 0 o
The Right Hon. Lord D. Dunstanville. to 0 0
Lieutenant W. C—, R. N. - 1 o o
A Family of Young folks, Kensington t 1 o
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