The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-20 00:00:00

. BASSISHAW WARD. LONDON~
At aMEETING of the INHABITANXS of this WARD,;
held at 'the Vestry - Roont of St. Michael BassiShaw, emi-
t
.‘:Satoro‘ty the 16th.of joky, tBo3
GEORGE CLARK, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair ; •
• -
THE Resolutions of the Court of Aldermen, of!
the x ith Ju1y,.1803, were read, and the following.Reio-I
lotions unanimously agreed to : • .
ThAt this Meeting, fully'sensible of the bleSsings they
in com Mon, with their fellow Subjects enjorunder the in-
valuable. Constitution of this Country, and being animated
with an ardent zeal in its defence against the ambitious de- •
signs of an implacable Foe, who nut only aims at the Sub-
'version of the GovernMent of this Country, but et its total
Annihilation, do most earnestly recommend ,to the Inhabi-
tants, Lodgers, Inmates, and others any way'eoiineaed with
. this Wail, to give in their Names as Armed Volunteers,
ready to ad as Britons in the Defence of their Country.
•Andif it should be found, from the smallness of the .Ward,
and many. of its Inhabitants being already joined to similar
Associations, a nuinber derei‘ not exist sufficient to ad as a.
separate Corps, that they do immediately. enroll themselves
in some of the Armed Volunteer Associations forming, or al-
ready formed, in the City. •
11. That no itiltabitattt, Lodge', or Inmate, may be de-
ferred from entering into suchAssochition, in consequence of
the Expellee .of Arrns; Accoutrements, and C Itiathing,
Stibscriptien be immediately' opened for the purpose of sup-
. plying such Inhabitants, Loilgers,.or Inmates with the ne-
cessary Arms, Aceoutrements, and Cloathing, as shall re-
. gtiire the same, at the Discretion of the Committee hereafter
named.
111. That this Meeting do further recommend that such
of the Inhabitants, Lodgers,. and Inmates, vvho may nut find
it Convenient 'to enterinto such Association, beenrolled in a
Corps to serve as Constables, to co-operate with the Volun-
teer Corps.
IV. That the Alderman, -Deputy and Common-Council,
and the tbllowing Gentlemen, viz. Mr. Maitland, Mr. Ro-
bert Smith, Mr. Thomas Andrews, Me. Wilkins, Mr. Net.
tleshlpp, Mr. Streattield, Mr. Dolby, Mr. Brooke, Mr. Wil-
liam Andrews, Mr. :Stewardson, Mr. Lloyd _Beale, Mr.
Crook, Mr. john WilSone, Mr. Weguelin, Mr. William
Sutton, Mr. Thomai Sheppard, Mr: Woadthorpe, Mr. Bor-
radaile, and Mr. Clark; be appointed.a Commlttee,for carry.
ing the.above. Reselutioni into circa,. and that they be re-
quested to call upon every Inhabitant for the 'purpose of
either procuring their Names to be enrolled in 'such Volun-
teer Association, or Corps of Constables, or to coiled the
Subscriptions. of such- of the Inhabitants who,erp not able
to acquire the use of Fire-arms, or to ad as Con Stables; and
that any Five of such- Comthittee be a querum.
V. That the Thanks of this Meeting be,,given to George
Clark, Esq.'Alderman, ter his able and impartial Conclud in
the Chair.
VI. That the above Resolutions, 'signed by the Ward-
Clerk, be inserted in tour Morning And two Evening Papers,
-and that a printed Copy thereof be, 4eet to every lUhabitant
of this Ward.

Signed by Order,
JOHN ALEX. AMICI, Ward-Clerk

SOCIETY
FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELTEF'OF PER-:
SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-street, Strand, july 6, 18163.
BENEFACTIONS since the LAS r, REPOR f,
viz. .
Right Hon. Earl of Radnor, Vice President A. 5 5 a
Sir John Riggs Miller, Bart. per Mr. Daniels to 0 0 •
Sir W. W. Peppy:, Bart. per Hoares .. A. s 5 o
Sir Arch. Edmonstone, Bart. -
Sir John Smith, zd BenefaLion - - -A.
2 2 2
2' 0 .
Admiral Rainier, Pei'Dorrien and Co. - A. 55 o
Henry Grinissano, Esq. per Secretary - A. a a -0
Evan Law, Esq, per Harries, Farquhar. and Co.A . 3 3 0
A. Lillingston, Esq. per ditto (See Soc. Books; 03 - 0
R. I. Harpur, Esq. per Secretary - A. 2 2 o
Adam Askew F.sq. per Hoares - A. 2 2 0
Messrs. Bidditlpli, Cocks, and Ridge - A. 33 0
Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. - A. 2 2 0
RobOt Herries, Esq. - - A. , 2 z .0
.Mt. DilW -- _ .
0 • . 'lO 0 0
Mr. Thomas Lane .. lob a• A. 22 0
Mr. Must • ...• , . - 410 A. a t o
Mr. kie.triict.n. 139 B. . . - 0 a o
Countess St. Vincent, per Hoares - - 2 2 •
Mrs. Shipman, per }lorries, Farquhar, and Co.*. 2 2 0
MIS. S. 51..---4‘lrs. T. S. 51. per Treasurer • - to o 0
mil. S. P'. per Herries, Farquhar, and Co. - 10 to o
Mrs. W. per ditto - - - - 40 0
A 1.14, per Hoare - • .. - - z 2 0
A. T. 101.—W. C. per Coutts and Co. 51. ss. ai 5 o
A. T per .Herries, Farquhar, and. Co. - 5 0 0
N. NI. per Floares _ - - - aa 0
,Fredenea, per Herries. Farquhar, and Co. -' t. 1 o
W. 201. S. /el. M. zol. 0..201. D. aol.'per Messrs'.
-Hoares. . ... , _ . - .. ' 100 a 0
A. 51. Y.5l.'S. 51. per ditto • ..; _ ,:, is 0 0
l:Found in tue Letter Box .. . , . t x 0
Ditto , . .... t o o

. z3l 8 o
Disehargedaadrelieved from various Prisons,
St Debtors for the Sum. of !so 8 o
Considered' ;hel eases of -131- Petitioners. Approved z,.
•Referred fur Chatnaters•-9 Petitions.
Benefactions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea-
surer,.• Cheyn6-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. !ferries',
Farquhar, -and Ce. at. James's-street; Messrs. Roams,
Fleet-street ; Messrs. Fuller and Chatteris, Lombatd-street ;
•Messrs. 131,ittulph,. .Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ;
Mistrs.' Dorrien and 'Co. Fineh-lane,• Cornhill ;' Messrs.
Harninersleys Pall-mall; -Messrs. Pere, Lucadou, and Co.
No 77, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Goldneys, St. James's-
street ; , and by the Secretary, 'No. 7, Craven-street, Stand,
*hero the Booktmay be seen by those who are inclined to
support this •Charityt and where the Society will meet on
the tirstWednesday in August next.