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City of London Tavern., SiTt. 14, 1815.
A 'P a MEETING of the GENEitAL COML
MITTEE 110i:1'011s Day.- "

J. J. ANGF4tSTEIN, Esq. in the Chair.

The Treasurers reported that the amount of
Subscriptions matte and received at thiS
place, on the lath, is , - L. 153,730 C 2
That the amOuut invested is,—eL.4oo. Long Annuities,

169,000. 3 per Cent. Reduced,

and, 23,290:3 Fr Ccat. Consuls.
'esolved, That linwia Lieatlicote, EA. be added to ,tios

Coinul4tee.

9.Bth June,-At the General Meeting' at this place—Re-
solved,'" That a General Sulyseriptiou of all classes he open-
ed for the special Relief- and Benefit of the Fautiliefof the
brace Men I,iEcd, and of the woutuled Sufferers of tlt! BRI-
TISH ARMY under the counand-of the illustrious WEL-
LINGTON, in the s•guml Victory of Waterloo, and in the se-
veral Battles of the present Canspaign.",. •

3tb .11.71.X.—f1r the Licence
.of the King's Letter, granted
dry the authority of the Prince Regent, to the Archbishops,
Collrctions" are also snaking .under Cleir direction, by the
Clergy, of volOntary Suhscr.ption4 in their Churches and Pa-
rishes, for the relief of the Officers, Non-connols.§ioned Of-
-scso-5, and Privates, Sufferers at Waterloo, of the .11rar
ARNIY, un,:er the c6mlnand Of Field Marshal the
IJuhe of WELLINGTON, and /dm, of the PRUSSIAN AR-
MY, under the command of Field Mal sisal LLUCII ER.

Amount of Subscriptions received and 'matte
;1 this Place - 4...157,291 2 10

Further Net:
L. .v. d.

-criptinns :

L. s.
Al. Pole, 'Thornton, Co&
Parish of 1111LIOil
Un-
der Needwaiti,Sraf-
f,ril,liire, per Itev.
ho.inas Gisharne
Su:”icriptions from Fal-
tnuAtii, per G
haws, Esq. i'iyor
(iirst reari,l bee 128 610
Parish id. 5,,,
tou, peX tiuktool,
‘Vouti, & -
Paii,ll of Barton, per

Afew Friends meeting
at the Ship Tavern,
'Stepney, per Mr.
James Frost 7 Q 0
tai.isl; of Little RnJ-
wor ii, Cheshire,
per R.N. •Currie 8 6 0
Parish of East tlarp-
tree,, , oy
tlut Rev. A. G.
Kinsman -
Parish of Allhallows
the Great, and All-
hallows the Less,
I.lin cr. Thames str,
by thestlev. E. Bel-
lamy, A. 13. - •43
Parish .of Laagtglass,
near Yowey, Corn-
wall, by th. Curate 7
Subseriptiou in Bo-
rough of Totness,
Devon, remit. byT.
Welch. Esq. Mayor 200
Parish of Marion ia
Craven, Yorkshire,
by the Itcv. W. A.
Wasney , - 24
Parish of Bracewell,
'Craven, Yorksh. by
Rer. W. A.Wasney
Subscription 10 the
Town and Parish of
-Kelso,inclading the
sum of 501. gi vett by
his Grace the. fhaie
of Roxburgh - UII
Parishes of Milton
Abbas, and of
Houghton, in Dor-
set, by the Rev..
Gilbert Langdoa 23 16 4
Townships of Shad-
well and Thorn,r,
Yorkshire, per Mr.
John Abbott. -
Parishes of Fenstan-
tort and fiittou,
Hunts, by the Rev

4680

6 11 0

15 2 9

ditto --
Parish of Melsonby,
per ditto -
tin ~~cri~)Boos from
I3eru•ick ou Tweed,
per Rittsoo, Reeds,
- and Co. 305 14 6
Robert Esq.

3 2 6

11 1

Scarbro'
Pari:Mei of Aston 'fir-
' rold and Aston Up-
thorpe, Berlis, per
Key. Mr. Campbell 10 10'0
P.u•ish of %Voiding- ,

5 3 U

haat, Surrey
Bapfist Chapel,Wooi-
wich, by the Rev..
Mt. Culver. - 2 10 6
Parish of North KU-
worth, by the Rev. f •
T.'Belgrave - 910 6
Parish Of South
worth, per ditto 2 8 6

4 0 0

.At RamsbottOrn & Co.
Parish of Mold. Flint-, .
,shire - 44 3 4
Parish of 'Lain, Flint-
shire, per Rev. Row-
laud
Williams . 10 4 6

At Bonds & Co.

5 5 6

Coileetton at Sher-

burn - 10
Ditto at Wi!letby I 17
-- 4 7 Q

Thos. Bourdillon 28 15 3
Parishes of Mumby,
Huttoft, and Hogs-
thorpe, by the Rev.
G. litnarth - 14 6 6
Parish Church of Rad-
na4e, Bucks, by the
Rector - .
Collected from
house. to
house lathe
Parish of
Sandbar() SI 17 6
'Collected after
a Sermon in
the. Ctairch.
of Sandbach, •
by the Rev. ,
It.. Litter 13 710

At Itobacts & Co,

James ' Laing, Esq.
Streatham ' - 20 0 0
Mrs. Lain* ditto 5 0 0
'Fournier & Gore .• 50 .0 0
Parish of Ceoft, Lin- -
voloshire. Gy the
Rev. E. Green, Vi-
car -
Parish of Skegness,
• Lincolnshire, per
ditto ,• -
Parish of Swindon,

3 13 0

5 2 G

3 1.1 0

0 15

Gloucestershire.
Collt-ction in the Pa-
rish of Cardktf, per
Rev. John.looes,Vi-
tcay 34 11 0
Parish of Addlethorpe,
Lincolnshire, by the
Rev. T. Babinritlge 15 G
Patisli of Andertty,

•95 5. 4

Parish bfßynning.l on,
1-lerts, by the Rev.
John Pollard - 11 16 10

.'. ;At L.abbock & Co.
Pir?sb of Nlidateton'
.oft the liill, Here-
'fordshire,' by the
`Rev. Thos..lones

3 7 0

Lincolnshire
Parish of Comb erworth,
- 0 12 0
Parish of Tewksbury,
per Rev T. Davies,
& Churchwardens 76 10 0
Parish of liemertoo,
per Rev. D. Parry 17 1 2
Parish of Ashchuroh,
per ditto
- • S 17 9
Parish of Becliford & .
Ashton under Hill, .
Vet Rev.J.Timbrell 11 2 t;
Parish of Let:kb:imp-
tun and Great Wit-
combe, per. Rev. Dr. •
Nash 9 10
8
Parish of Forthamp-
ton, by the Rev. J. .
Broome - 5 17 6
Parish of Chacelcv,
Worcestershire, pee
ditto - • - 616 6
Parish,' of Overbury,
per Rev. 1 Bearan 6 17 0
Parish of 1401 ton,
' Derbyshire, by the
Ilev.• Mr. Ileacock 18 17 6
Parish of Twyford,-
Derbyshire, pe':-110. 4 5
Parish of Barrow', do. 4 8 0
Parish 'of Willington;
per Dr. Sheath 24 0.0
Parishes of Brill 'told
Boarstall,llucks, by
the Rev. John Sa-
muel Baron,• and
Churchwardens 16 19 6
Mr. Robert Cupper,
in addition to Ihe
Cheltenham Sub-
set iption, per M.
Wells 10 10 0
Parishes of North and
South Lophatn, per •
Mr. Samuel Porter ;12' 2 0

Pariii) of Killibolton,
`ditto -

Parish of Egg
Laud, Devon -
Parish of Southwell,
Notts, add. subscr. 6 4 6
Parish of Clcahary
MOrtiiiier, Salop, by
Rev. G. Monitere 40 18 6
Parish of Hopton.Wa-
fers,tialv, per Rev.
W. Thnu►as - 8 5 6
Parish of Eaitmark-
limn, Notts - 8 2 6
Parish of
shire, by the. 11ev.
'G. Aldersoh - 10 13 0
From Southaniliton.
Corporation of South-
ainpt,n► - 10 10 0
Mrs. Roberts - 2 2 0
Lady Charlotte Rain S 0 Y
. Mr. Atherley - 5 0 0
Alts. Hartley - 2 0 0
.T. B. Harrison - e 0 0
Mrs. Pollen _ - 2 2 0
Mr. Hilgrove - 2 0 0
Hultort -- 10 0 o
P.R. Genipriere,Esq. 10 0 0
Mf.Thos. Redding 2 0 0
Adn►iral Ferguson 5 5 0
John Halley,' Esq. 2 '0 0
W.-and J. Joliffe -
Maj.-Gen. Richardson 2 2 0
Mr. It. Light - 2 20
Miss Groivenor - 5 0 0
12Subscrip.under 21. H 10 0,

16 17 0

At Veres & Co.
Parish of Bourton Oil
Dunsmore, near
Rugby, per Rev.
Thomas Hurst 13 3 0

-Stiltscriptioos aro received at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon-
dou averii;• and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis.
J. r, NVEL,SI'OItD, Sec.
•
• •

sth September.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 'lBl3.

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MILITARY COURT-MARTIAL.

MAJOR GENERAL PROCTOR.
Horst-Guard-3, Sept. 9.

At a General Court-Martial held at Aiontreal,
in Upper Canada, on the 21st Dec. 1814, and
continued by adjournments to the.2Bth Jannary,
1815, Major-General HENRY PROCTOR,
Colonel of the 41st regiment, was artsaigned upon
the underrneutioneu charges; viz;
Ist. 'That. thessaid Majin•-Getteral Proctor, being entrusted.
with the command of the right division of the army serving in
the Canadas, midi the retreat of Abe said division from the
western parts.of Upper ,Canada - having
_become unavoidable
front the loss of the fleet Op Lake Erie, on the 10th Sept.
1313, did nut-,- immediately afCer the lOss of the fleet was
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of the said month, 'im which day the enemy had landed in
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head-quarters of the saiddkision, such conduct on, the part
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ber, although he had reason-to heliere that the enemy -s-,oald
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tion, or take the propermeans.flo cooduaing the said 'retreat,
having eneumbered the said division with large quantities of
useless I;tgita4e,.,ha.ving unneces,arity halted the troops for
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