The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-28 00:00:00

TUES DA Y, 'SEPTEMBER,. 28, 1802.

LUNATIC ASV'LUIVI, near EXETER.

AT a COMMITTEE of GOVERNORS, held
in the Board Rooth, this Tenth of August, 1832'
SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Esq. in the Chair,

It was Unanimously Resolved,
That there be published.in the Newspapers the following
Address,- and a short Abstrad of the State of the Patients,
from the First of fuly, tBor, the day on which the Asylum
was first opened, to the present time.
Twenty-five -admitted ; six discharged cured ;* two out on
trial, with their friends ; one died of extreme weakness and
old age; sixteen nosy in the House, of whom six are much
recovered.. ' - ' " -•
•The Success of this Institution,, during its short continu-
ance, has by far exceeded the most sanguine expedationS of
its Promoters. The House is now quite full, and has been
so some time. On this account it has been impossible to
comply with numerous applications that have been lately
made for:admission. -The peculiarty humane tendency of
stich institutions as this, and their growing itriportance to
Society, are unhappily too obvious. A benevolent Public
is therefore earnestly solicited to contribute towards the en-
largement of the Building. By this means those most unfor-
tunate of human Beings will soon obtain admission, who are
now necessarily excluded, owing to the insufficiency of the
_Funds of the Institution.
SAMUEL FREDERICK MII.-70RD, Chairman,
Amount .of Contributions already published 4:2771 .- 16 o
Eenetadions received since the last Advertisement,
- , X. s. d.
Samuel Frederick Milford, Esq.
~ 105 6 0
'W..G. Poison, Esq. - - - 10 to 0'
.George Follett, Esq. - - - to lo o
Hub. Cornish, Esq. - - - - 21 o o
Rev. Dr. Eveleigh - - •Jo -to 0
Thomas.Hill` Esq. . - _ - 5 5 0.
Mr. John Clarke . - - - .-2 2 0
John-Philips Carpenter, Esq. - 21 o 0
- Is-lanassalt Lopez, Esq. _ - - . ' - do to 0
Mr. S. Kingdon - - - - 18 r 8 o
Rev. NV: Short ' - - _ . 5 5 o
j. B. Cholwich, Esq.' • - - S 20 o o
Sir J. Kennaway, - Bart. - 42 o o
Rev. George Gordon
- - to to 0
• John Williams, Esq. . - .- to to o
Thomas Porter, Esq. - ..4 50 0 0
lonathan.Elt'ord, Esq. - -. , - to to o
Henry Waymouth, Esq. - - lo to o
' Lord De Dunstanville - -.- . - , so o o
Sir Francis Buller; Bart. - • - to to 0

Mrs. Jane Williams, deceased, a Legacy of Too o• c.
Since the preceding Statement,. two Patients tuorc have
been sent out upon trial to their friends,, and tile following
Benetadions have been received:
. L. d.
The Right Hon. Henry Addington, Chancellor

. of the Exchequer • - • - - - 100 o o
The Right Hon, Lord Rolle, President of the
Institution, a second Benefadion - too o o
His Grace the Duke of Bedford, in addition to -•
2101. given,by the late Duke - roc o o
The Right Hon. Lord Graves - - too o, a
Right Hon, Lord De Dunstanville, a second Be-
netadion
--•-' ' 50 0 0
Charles Frederick Barnwell„ Esq. - 3 .3 0
Hugh Acland, Esq„ - - - 21' 0 0
.George Shute, Esq. - - - , 21 o. o
John Shut; Esq. - .. - - so to 0
Stephen Shute, Esq. -, -' - to to o
Thomas Shute, Esq. - - .. to` to 0
lohn cultne, Esq.• - - - to to o
Rev. Duke Youge . - - - 2.0 o-0
Anthony Tremiett, Esq. . - . - . 5 5 *
MrA. Nation . - - to o 0

WilliarnCarson,cEsq. • Ia to o
John Wilcocks, Esti. - To -so 0
John Williams, Esq. second BenefaEtion - so so to
Rev. -Thorns'rleberden, Canon of Exeter Ca-
thedra?, second Benetaelion: - 20 o 0
Sir -George Baker, Bart.. M.`l)'. - - ro to o
George Short, Esq. a 'second Benefaction, - so so o
William Nation, Esq. • - -.- • • - 2o o o
IP--- At a Meeting of the Committee held at the Asylum,
on the 21st orSeptember, sgo2, it appeared that Seven. Pe-
rsons weie.waiting to be admitted as soon as the Building
shall be enlarged; hut should the Funds of the Instituticti
not admit of this measure being adopted, (Ni;hich is now the
case) they, together with all Suture applichnts, must wait
for Vacancies, as ,they* may happen, to arise. Patients are
admitted upon very easy Terms, proportioned to thvir rank
and Condition in lite, and from any part of the Kingdom.
SAVI. FRED. MILFORIX Chairman.

** * Benefaitiorisi;rerecei;ed by the Treasurer, Patrick
Kincaid, Esq. Exeter; and at the Bank of Messrs. Robarts,
Curtis; and Co. London. „ .

Z. 25,000, for the First Drawn Tieket !
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Begins drawing the 29th November next.
SCHENIE • • . -
2 - of - 7C. zs,ooo
10,000,
• 3
6
8
And 9,460 other Prizes, from 4, 100, to 19, amounting
• in the Whole, to the Sum of, .. 288,000. T
ICKETS and SHARES -will rise considerably ;
thitefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in
great variety, find in Shares,'at NIC HOLSON's Fortunate
Office, 16, Cornliill, where two Prizes of k. 20,000-apci
5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares,

• •
NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE,
• SO FA BED, CHAIR BED, handsome Brass-screw Four
Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY-„.No.
and 17, Catherine-street,' Strand.
ONE of the Imperial Dining Tables, T. Mor-
gan
had the Honour of shewing to THEIR MAJ LS..
Ti ES and the PRINCESSES at the Queen's 'House, who
were, according t 3 their accustomed pounesS of encouraging
Ingenuity, most graciously pleased to express their highest
approbation and sanaion of the same. Also the much -ad-
mired Brass Screw Bedsteads, c:.,:zd „Patent, so easily: fixed
up and taken dOwn without Tools, the Furnitures to which
are made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking oft With-
out the use of Nails, Tools, Szc. Several other. Articles of
Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new
and improved Pf‘riciples ; a complete A's'sortment of portable
Musquito Nett Beds, and every other Article requite for La-
dies and Gentlemen going to the East and Westl ndies, and all
other foreign Climates,; are allowed far. superior to auy other
sort usually sold; handsome Dome Beds, :and:new designed
French Window Curtainst.en suite; with every other Article.
of Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, ;by
._Morgan and Sanders, FUrnishing Upholsterers and. Cabinet
Makers,.No..l6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand-.
N. B. Morgan and Sanders, entreat Lathes and •Gentlemen
to be particular in the Numbers, No. 'l6 and 17, three Doors
from the Strand. . . "

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The Nobility anct Gentry of knomn. Property, or their
Heirs, may be, accommodated on their personal security ;
and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-,
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persdia to guarantee the payment of the' Interest will' re-
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given to the Public to. return the Principa! at their own
option.
Personal applications will-be received every dav Four
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Country (post - paid) will be immewately answered, by ad-
dressing to the Dire tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
Town House,,No. 8, Lower jolut-street, Golden-square.