The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-10 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,

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' SIR TAMES SAUMAREZ's VICTORY.
Lloyd's Coffee-House, Oft. z, zB3z.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB_
SCRIBERS tom the Fund faised, for Relief of the
Wounded, and the Families of those who were Killed in the
Service of their King an&Country, in the Adions of the 6th
and tzth JulyoBol, .under the Command of Admiral
,Sir
•lAMES SAUMAREZ,'Bart.

JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Esq. in the
Resolved,
That the Officers, Seamen, and Marine's Wounded, also the
Ramifies- of those who fell in the above .ACtions, be desired
to send (by letter) to Mr: -Tlarn'aS Wiiite, at thiS Flouse, the
particulars of their Wounds; -or their relationship to the
Killed, specifying the Name of the Ship they served in, with
their Place of A Eiode; in order hat 'the Coininittee may grant
relief to each separate case as soon as possible.
N. B. .The-applicants, to save trouble and expence, ,tweed
not personally-apply.

LORD DUNCAN's VICTORY. - •
Lloyd's .COffee-house, 0 d.,2802.
e T a MEETING r'the COMMITTEhap-
„L 1 pointed to manage the SUBSCRIPTION raised for
t be.Benen tof he W 11N DEP,. and the Families of those
who vver. K 1 LLED, in the ever-memorable .ACtion of the
/Rh of 0
CALVERLEY. BEWICKE, Esq. in the Chair;
The Committee having made 'an Arrangement With the
Marine-Society is Bishopsgate-street, London, for the .pay
ment of certain Annuities granted by this Committee td the
Sufferers in the Adion of the tith of Oelober, 1797, for one.
Year up to the ittli of oClobec, 18Ct2, and also for the pay-
ment of AFrears, and for the future.inanagement of the same,
uncier.certaitf Regulations :
• .
Resolved-, Thaf. Circular Letters be' transmitted to those
to whom Annuities have been already granted, containing the
form-of Certificates required, of the life, age, and situation,
of the parties interested, and of thentlinber. of their families,
before they can he entitled ti a receiye.their. tespedive Andui-
ties due on the roar, of Odober, aid in caseef deaths,.
then their Widows or Children to send •Ceiliticates agreeably
• to the forms required. To p'revent unnetessary applications.
to Mr. Newby, 'the Secretary of the Marine Society, none
need apply but those who have been in the habit of receiving
Annuities (unless in case of deaths), then the Widows or,
Children of such deceased Annuitants will be entitled to re-
liefoander certain Certificates and Regtititions
The Committee' with peculiar pleasure beg to state, that
nut Of a -Fund which the Public haye witir,so muchlibera-
lity raised, amounting with: Interest. and Dividends to
5a,6091. nos. ted. they have been enabled, by the information
and assistance of the Officers in the Navy, and of the Magi-.
tArates, Gentry, and Cherry, of the United Kingdom, and of
Foreign Countries, to reduce the int mber of Cases-unclaimed,
and entitled to relief, to Tnirty-five, out of One Thousand
and Forty Cases • rePorted to have !wen killed or wounded in
memorable meorable ACtion.
The Committee, for the. Honour of this Country, and to
discharge-the trust reposed. iii them; being desirous to find
out the Thick...five Cases yet unknown, have- hereunto an.
4sexed 4 List of s tcli Persons. as an: yet entitled. to Relief.
trltey requ.est that the Parties interested, or, in case of death,
!their Fatriiiie4,'Relati,ies, next of Kin, or -thoSc Who have
been dependant upon them for support or assistance, will
'send the Patticulatol. their Claims-and-Connexions to Mr.
yv'oite,.Lloyd's.Coine- house, London: the same to he at-
tested by some- respettable Inhabitant anti Haisekeeperbt
the
.Place where the Applicants reside, and- to be farther
cotintersigned by the' Minister and Churtfhwatdeis of the
Parisn.- Foreigners will be entitled t 6 Relief equally with
British--Stabjeals; andif .Certificates and I nquifies prove Sa-
tistatlory, -Remittances will be made to the proper Claimants
(roe of all tt'unble and eXpence.
It Gratuities are not satisfadoril v claimed within twelve
moot Its' the-Cominitttc aye empowered, by--,x.gast.l,rti,. eof
• General Meeting of the Subscribers, to appropriate the same
as follows :
All Sums voted to Foreigners, and unclaimed, to be paid
to the Consuls, Ministers, DeaCons, or Heads of Churches,
in London, of the Nation to whom the Parties belonged, for
the benefit of.such sick or distressed Seamen of their Nation,
as may frequent this Port in times 'of Veece. And the Gra-
. ttiitics voted to BritiSli Subje&sand others, whose suppOsed
Country cannot
.be_ascertained,- to begiven:to Charitable In-
stitutions connected with-the Commerce and Navy of this
Country.
CALVERLEY BEWICKE, Chairman.'
KILLED.
Ardent—john Samuel, Ordinary, a Mulatto, 'and from
Stockholm. •
Bedford—John Soundwell, Able, from, SWeden.. -
Isis— John Barnes, ••Marine, from Holland, taken in the Al-
liarice Dutch Frigate; Frederic I.loutt,- Marine,- from rio.
Monarch—Joseph Brimstone,. Ordinary, from Potzdam ;
• Benjamin Hoffman, Able, from Colognei Joseph Martin,
Boy, a Malay ; .Edward Mahaney, Able, from kerbua,
Ireland ;D. Sammond; fromilsle Of Mull.- • -
Montague—Peter Valk, Able, from 4thsterdain.
PoWerful—John Barkham ; John Clepner ; fames liotise,
Marine ; Charles Lash. - .
Russell - John Eggleston, alias Higginson,"Able,' from Swe-
den. • -
Triumph—John Brant, Marine; Thomas fiutre, Boy.;
Jo-
seph Zimmerman, from Cracinate, Palatinate.
Venerable—Robert ,Bryant, Able, from New-York;
Ma-
rine, Francois, Able, from Pondicherry ; Murray,Ma-
rine, a Dutchman ; Tobias Olson, Able, from Norway ;
Frederic Robrecht, Marine, a Dutchman ; Richard Steel,
Able, from London. •
WOUNDED-.
Ardent—Peter Allan," Able, from Soitth Shields ; Hurst
Beatimer,. Able, from Emden (since dead); john Kerr,
Able, from ' Sunderland ; Joseph Hastings • John Ray,
from South Shields. •
Bedford—George.Fergusson, Able-..
Monarch-,D. Bakker, Maritfe,. from Harwich (since dead.)
Powerful—Richard Burrell, Marine;. William Cabeddie ;
George EddisOn,
Venerable—fames Doyle,. Able.

ISoz.

PALL-MALL, No. 34.
•
.MR. JEFFERYS respeetfully informs the Public,
that, not Withstanding the intention he expreSsed (by
• PUblic 'Advertisement in May past), of relinquishing, t the
Close of the Year, Ills Line of Business as a j Eli EL ER-
and GOLDSMITH, for the putpose of giving all his atten-
tion to • the employment of SELLING. ESTATES; and
PROPERTY in GENERAL, by •COMMISSION•: that
he intends to pursue both the Lines of Business alluded to,
and that the Trade of -A• EWE L LER and CaLDSMUTH,'
in which Mr. JEFFERYS and his Family have e)ipericnced
in a distinguished manner, the Favour of the Public for near-
ly a Century, WILL.BE CQVTIN LIE D at No. 34,
fall,iii the various l3ranches- of jewels, Plate, Plated Ma-
ntifattures, Cutlery, &c.

PALL-MALL.
OFFICE (ON ,COMMISSION),
FOR -THE SALE OF ESTATES, HOUSES, AND
PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,'

BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. NATH. JEFFERYS,
No. 34, PALL-MALL,

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T T hting an, objet`} of the first importance to Per-
-L. 'sons selling Property by Cornivission, to be secure in
an expeditious anti punclual Settlexiieut of their Accounts,
all sums of Money received by way of L'eposits 'upon Sales
by Mr. JE FFE S, will be paid into t 9 liouseof a Ban-
ker of eminence, ill the joint 'narnes of hi,mself and of the
Purchaser.. ,
The benefit to theVublic, of such an UndeN: 'tang.
in point
of eventual security, and immediate' punaualh'Y of payment
(it may lie presumed); must be evident to every t•ne ; and no
Establishment of a public, or private nature, h 3 weversreat
in r.cspedahility, or substantial from its wealth, con afford a
more solid, or satifaaory security to the Parties cotliiing in
it, than this Plan, of making all persons interested, tkle joint
Guardians of their own Property.
Proper Persons are provided for the purpose of wi:uing
Estates, Timber, Furniture, Pictures, szc.

This Day Ikas published, Price Is.

A Al SERMON on e Superintendance of Ptovl,-
L deuce, discernible in the calamitous Events of the.
late War: preached in the 'Chapel of the British Fattory,
St. Petersburgh, Thursday, isth July, 18oz, on occasion of
the Peace..

1 1 . By the Rev.. L. K. PITT, A. M.
Late Fellow of St. John's College, in Oxford, Chaplain to
1 the British Fadory in Petcrsburgh, Rector of Hanwell, in
the County of OxfOrd, and Domestic Chaplain to the
'' Right Hon. Lord Whitworth.
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