The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-26 00:00:00

rifIFIE COMMITTEE appointed to super-
intend the OUTFIT of the contemplated EXPE-
DITION by SEA, in search of Captain ROSS and hi,
Crew (now happily rendered unnecessary), having come
.o the resolution of applying the surplus Funds in their
hands t ,wards the relief of the shipwrecked mariners,
who have lost their all, and remuneration of those instru-
mental to the preservation of their lives (in such prop, r-
tions as hereafter may be determined), have to request that
the Sub-Committees in the country who may have made
collections, and all intended subscribers approving of
the above decisicn, as a!so others who may humanely
ffel disposed to contribute on this interesting occasion,
will forward their Subscriptions, as usu tl, to Messrs'.
13arcl iy and Co., Coutts and Ce., Drummonds and Co.,
Esdaile and Co. ; Glyn and Co. ; Jones, Lloyd and Co.
Masterman and Co. ; Smith, Payne and Co. ; Spooner
anti Co., or Williams and Co., Bankers, London; Sir
Wm. Forbes and Co., Edinburgh ; or Messrs. J. D. La.
touche and Ca., Dublin. A List of Subscribers is
intended shortly to be published, when those who do not
approve of the above arrangement, may have their money
returned on signifying such to be their desire, by a notice
in writing, bearing their signatures, addressed to the
Chairman of the Committee, to be left, unsealed, at the
Bankers where the deposit was or:ginally made, which, on
being forwarded, will meet due and immediate at'ention.
GEO. ROSS, Hon. SA
Anstinfriars, 19th Oct., 1833.

THE following Gena
were present at the T
SAVORY, of Cornbill, as N
grity of his character, but, a,
selves satisfied before the trial
opportunity of giving their ev
Edw. Harris, New Broad-street-I,
court

lemen, with many others,
'RIAL of THOMAS COX
witnesses to the known inte
Ls the Jury expressed them•
I was concluded, had not the
tidence

C. Mathews, Shoe-lane.
Wm. Poole, Wynyatt-street,
Goswel'-street
S. Mordan, 22, Castle-street,
Finsbury
A. Levy, Camomile.street
Isaac Foligno, 50 Great Pres.

N. Hartland, Eversham

James Leach, Vauxhall
John S. Basset, Wood-street
John Sanderson, Old Jewry
Wm. Cash, Little Love-lane
John M'Claren, 53, Cornhill
Thomas Bevan, Queen-street
Thos. Fowler, Bread-street, City,
Francis Fox, Old Jewry
Robert Forster, Tottenham
Rd. Barratt, Northampton-sq.
John Kitchen, Stamford-hill
John Morland, 147, Minories
J. Hagen, sen., East Dulwich
John Rutter, 122, Cheapside
Wm. Hargrave, Castle Dor-
nington, Leicestershire
John Fell, Peckham Rye
John Hamilton, Hill-street,

cot-street „ _
_ Gen. Delal. Cheshunt
Cottage, Sutton, Surrey
W. Manley, Devonshire House
Erasmus Forster, Birchin-lane
G. Henry, 5, Haydon-square,
Min ories
Thos. C. Sirrell, 54, Barbican
Henry Tylor, Warwick.lane
H. Tyler, ditto
G. Brightwen, Kingsland-cres-

cent
Benjamin Reed, Broad street
Henry Waite, Gracechurch-st.
Gervas Wheeler, Holborn
Jacob Post, Islington
G. Mann, Cornhill
Thomas Lund, Cornhill
Mr. Freer, Cursitor.street,Chan.

Peckham.
Jasper Capper, Gracechurch-st.
W. Jasper Capper, 149, Oxford-
street

John Drewet, Broad-st., City
Wm. Stevens, Guernsey
Joseph Marsh, King-st., Cheap-
side
Thomas Norton, Peckham Rye
S. Theobold, 1, Bishopsgate.st.
Edw. May, Tottenham
W. Norton, SO, Upper Thames-
street
R. Harvey, 55, Gracechurch-st.
Sam. Cash, King-street, Cheap-
side
Tobias Sturge, City road

eery-lane
Mr. Freer

Charles Reed, Broad-street
Thomas Shillito, Tottenham
Dr. Hunter, Islington
H. J. Dixon, Aldermanbury
M. Coventry, 56, Lombard-st.
Robert Smith, 1, Lombard-st.
Josh. Bettridgc, Bell's-buildings,
Salisbury-square .
John Alcard, Lombard-street
Daniel Hanbury, Plough.court
George Stacy, 360, Holborn
A.Newton, Bury-street, St. Mary

Chas. Starbiick, Spread Eagle-

court
Wm. Eveleigh, Union street,
Borough
Jos. Eveleigh, Union-street,'
Borough
Geo. M. Congenies, France
H. Cuff, Bank of England

Axe
A. Josephs, Vine-st., Minories
Reife, Cornhill
Abingdon, Cadets' Office, East
India House
,Leftwich, 20, Shadwell

SECOND EDITION.
In a few days, in 3 vols. post Bvo.,
THE PARSON'S DAUGHTER.
By the Author of " Sayings and Doings," &c.
" We know no writer who sketches his own times with
the vivacity and talent of Mr. Hook ; he is tie Horace of
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neations are on the stage. ' The Parson's Danibter' is
much in the style of his exquisite story of ' Cousin Wil-
liam,' combining strong interest with humorous portrai-
ture."—Literary Gazette.

Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street.