The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-24 00:00:00

PATIUOTIC FOND.
I.t.oa,o's Covixe-Hbasai Ati• 1893,
AT a GENERAL MEETING of, the COM:
MI TTEE of the PATRIOT W. FUN 'at Lloyirs
toll4i- house, held this Day.
Sir FRANCIS BARING, Batt. Chairman:
The Committee having received letters from Matthew .
Bolton, Earl. of Soho,. Stating, that a via y.conaiderable Sub-
scription for the Assistance arid Relief of the Defenders of
their Country, had been "raised in Birmingham for the Beilefir
of the Inhabitants or Natives of that Town, froni,Williol-
Spurrier, Esq. Mayor of Poole, metttiOuing, that Suascrip-
lions for Lloathing and encouraging Volunteers, unit for the
Relief of the Families of those who, may be 'called front "
.home or slain in Defence of their Cauntry, are raised, or in-
tended to be raised, from John C. Mortlock, Esq. ;Mayor of
'Cambridge, that a Subscription had been opened iii that place
for Cloathing such Volunteers as may require it ; and also,
for the Assistance of such Families as may stand in need of
,it,
Resolved, That the following Address be inserted in the
Public Papers :
The Committee, whilst they congratulate the Public On
the. Spirit alai Animation which appear throughout the
Kingdom, and whilst they return their Thanka"to Matthew
Bolton, Esq. William Spurrier, F.sq. and. to C. Mort-
lock, Esq. tor the Attention and Zeal they manifest on this
Occasion ; chit* it necessary to oth":r some Observations on
those Letters and others or a similar description, that the
Motives for instituting this Finul, and ahe o,bjeit it jias in
view, may be more drstinctlY understood.
It was not in the Contemplation of the Sabscribert.to fur-
nish any Assistance towards the Preparatioos for Detence,
which the universal Spirit and Exertion at every Place, and
' almost of every Individual, has rendered wholly unnecessary;
but to sooth the Minds; and relieve the Distress of those who
may be wounded or fall in their Country's Cause ; as well as
to reward Heroic Aaions.
‘Vith this view the Subscribers declared, that their Bounty
would be extended to eve):), Sajfieer throughout all parts G/
the,United ginkiwn ;
in the hope, that, whilst their zeal inn-
. braced the whole of what is dear to us, the same liberal dis--
position would govern the contlud of others, who stood tor-
' ward on lib arduous an occasion. The expellee of' A rming or
• Cloathiog of Volunteers, nor indeed the expense of Support-
ing their Families during their absence (which is provided
for by the Public) forms no part of the objects for which tins
Futat has been raised; and great numbers of the Subscribers
are actually contributors to the Cloathing,. drC. ace. of the
Volunteers, in their separate Districts.
Whatever may be the disposition at others, this,Cominit-
tee have no intention to narrow their uitays„titit to extend
the Bounty via grateful Public to eveg..ipilender his Cairn.
tty: and of course such, as may participate in local Sub-
scriptions, Will not, forthat reason, be altogether excluded
trout the Fund at Lloyd's--hut it cannot be deemed unrea-
suitable, that such as rely entirely, on the General Fond,
should on tile whole be placed in a preferable situation, to
others who may receive local Relief in the first instance: and
it should be clearly understood, that those wise are Natives
of y laces where local or partial Funth have been raised, must
be 'relieved from those Funds privious to any assistance being
given from the Subscription at Lloyd's.
As the Contritittec have reason to believe; that a mis.
taken opinion has prevaileCin the minds of many well-
disposed Persons on this subjett, they submit those obser-
vations to the consideration of a liberal indulgent Public, on
behalf of " the Defenders of their'Country
The Committee have the satisfaction
to inform the Public,
that in addition .ta alie Stock in the 3 per Cent. Consuls.
standing in the names of the Trustees, sad amounting to
ao,aool. the Subscriptions in Money mom to i34,7a9L sa• ad.
and that, front what has been received, the Coutinittee of
Treasury have purchased
tooalOol. 3 per Cent. Consols.
' • toe,oool. per Cent. Reduced.
Adjourned to Friday the 26th August, at Twelve
precisely.

FRANCIS BARING, Chairman,
Letters for the Cotainittee aro cLiiiiirea to no simire•stil tb
Mr. We!And; Secretary to the. PAtriuth; Fula! Committee,
Lloyd's Coffee-house.

Amount advertised 3 per Cent. Consol.
Money - . . • 3C• 134,729 5 4

.Peter Anth. Sapte tog o o Trophetnits Full.
1, M. Cursitor, james, Stock lix- •
Baron of the , 4 change . - to to 0
Exchegoer ' - too • a John G.Luhenrood,
john Rowe, Sim,- Prospett Hill,
tary to the New Reading, Berks so o 0
River Coinpany 4 4 o Lord Bredalbane tos 0 0
Mrs. Rowe - 1 2 2 0 N. K. - . 2 2 o
Catherine !Owe . .2 2 o Maid Servant .. 0 2 0
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Isabella ROwe . 2 2 0 A Watch-maker . I t 0
Sarah Grace,G talc'. -- ' • Ditto Maid Servant o a .6.
' fordrstreer .- -. 21 a to HanahVirtue.Spital
The full Receipt of Square - to to o
one Night's Per. Bather lon. Broad,
lorinance at the Cooke's Coutt 10 o o
Theatre. Royal Mrs. Brood - 2 o 0
%%ley II toll th, per Mr. Rich. Broad 2o o
Mr I lughas, the Two Servants - oto 6
.Manager ~ - :20 7 0 14. 1..)., - . 2 2 0
Thomas Sheppard' 2s 0 0 lose oh hoonard - 2 o a
' Christi.in Frederick : - I,y,ili„o,Entwi,i, 10 to 0
Haiini,baker,New • i.r! . .:
if reittAurd - 2 2 0 , ;,;:
Subscriptions received by Bennet anlW him. at the Bar of
this H oise.
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WON y ,
NvANTED 380 Iron Pipes of 2 tnenesimartle.
ter, and 9 Feet Inches long, to be cast without
langes, each Pipe not n, weigh more than io, nor less than
Cwt. and tho Average Wcight Ilia to expecd C wt. 't
be delivered in the River below London Bridge, on orbefore
the Ist Nlarvh, 1804. Proposals, at
.per Too, to be sent
.to the Chelsea. Water Work's ()thee, in. Abingdon. street,
Westminster, onur betbre Wedtie;;day the I.4th at Septem
4. ber.
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GRANDJUNCTION CANAL, PASsAGE, PACKET,
and l' EASON. BOA TS .
' . TO B 1 LETT BY- AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOVI',.
On Friday the a 4 September, at, Twelve &Clock, at Garra.
way's Cotae-hou,e, toy, Cornliil I, London,
In Oiie LOT,
"TIHE SOLE mitt EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGE
.1. of the useof PASSAGE, PACK ET and PLEASUR E-
-110 ATS for Flire, on the GRANP It NCTION CAN
between PA DUI NG'FON and UXH t I DC: E, and the lead
of the first Lock, leading tram HUll Pridge towards BR ENT.
FORD, for THREE YEARS from the tst day of January
next.
Printed Particulars, and ,Conditions. of Letting, may be
had by applying at the Griind I unitlion Office, Nu. tz, Essex-
street, Strand; at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; the
White Horse, Uxbridge ; Three Pittgeons, Hient trod.; at
the several Toll.bars and Lock-houses on the Line of the
Grand june4on C4nal p• at 1 Litcheit's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-41in, London.

TO BE SOLD iIY AUCTION,
At the Bull Inn, Lung Sutton, in the County of Lincoln,
on Wednesday, the 14th' of September next, at Eleven
a' C lock in the Forenoon;
HE very Extensive,' Eli 'hi Valuable
1. e, and
ItovAurv, LORDSIIIP,or MANOR.ofSUTTON
1-101.1.A.N DI in the said County, comprising az CoOtold
Messuages, Cotmgcs, and Tofts and sag 6 A. 2R. zo P. of
m rearkably rich Land, being ofl • the Lur annual value of
84331. 6s. out of which there are annual. Rents reserved to
the•aniount 1781. Ss. sti and the whole is subject to a
Fine at the Will of the Lord upon Descent and Alienation;
besides which, a. vast number of casual Profits arising-from
Escheats, Strays Fishoies, and the probable chance of
‘onsiderable tract of Dcreliet Land, as the Sea is known to
recede trout that part of the Coast. . •
Descriptlve purticulars may be had at the Bull Inn aforz.
said ; the Peacock, at hoston; the White Hart, at Spalding;
the Rose and Crown t ‘Visbeach the Globe, .it Lynn, and
of Messrs. Kcat, Pcarcc, altd Kehl, of irfateS-I:Qurt, Wvit.
titinster,