The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-18 00:00:00

Read the following: Letters.:
Front, Mr. tIERIOT, Proprietor of Tay. Stir 'and of Tire
Taus BlttTOtt,
,D4ily Papers, offering to insert Collllllolli-
cativits, free of Expence.
Froth Dr. Lettsom, in which he mentions, that although
as 4 Quaker lie cannot., contribute to Military Measures, yet
he SendS Thirty Guineas to the Committee at Lloyd's, re-
queatiog that it may be applied in procuring Flannel Waist.
coats, Blankets, or any other Comforts, which Persons ck...
posed to 'the .Weather may require.
• Ftom Air. Robert Hoy, Manager of the Theatres of Wor-
cester, Wolverhainpton,Hereford, Ludlow, and stourbridge,
()hiring the entire Receipts, tree
.ot all expences, of; one
Nil lirs'Perforrnance in each. Town during the Season.
From Mr. Robertson, Manager of the Theatres at Hunt-
Rigdoti, Lincoln, Boston, Grantham, Spalding, Newark;
Wisbeach, Peterborough, and Northampton,- offering the .
entire Receipts, free of all Expellee, of. One -Night's Per-
tbrmance'in each Town during the Season. •
Resolved Unanimously,
That 'the Patriotic Offers of Mr. Heriot, Mr. Hoy, Dr.
Lettsom, and of Mr. Robertson, be accepted. •
The Committee of Treasury having reported, that
addi-
tion to the Stock subscribed by Lloyd's Cotfee-house, of
.20,0001. Three per Cent. Consols, and by an Individual
tool. Three per Cent., Consols, there had been fu triter sub-
scribed the Sum of 113,6361. lOS. 3d
.and that from the lat-•
.ter sum they had purchased Stock, So,cool. Three per Cent.
Consols', and-60,000t. Three per Ceut. Reduced.
Resolved, •
That the preceding Particulars be communicated to the
Public, accompanied with the following Address to be
signed by the Chairman :
" While the Committee, have sincere. satisfaaion in an-
nouncing the state of • the Fund, as above mentioned, they
.are anxious to impress upon the mind of every .Loyal Subject
who has not yet bestowed his Donation, the probability that
occasions will atlse to display those heroic achievements of
British Valour, Avhich -will -entitle our brave Sailors and
Soldiers, or their Representatives, to the warm and sultstan-
tint effusions of British Gratittide. '
" The Committee acknowledge with true patriotic pride.
that the Subscription exceeds apy that has been recorded in
theastnals or our History; but
,WhCil it is considered, that
Fistileortner war sinks into apetty contest, compared h
tvit
ighty struggle in which we are nove'engageo, " single
handed;" the Committee trust that 'they may appeal with
fueeess to the feeling's oleveiv true Friend ot his Country,
to promote the objeas Or this institution. '
. •
At tlic eve of such a conflia, the Seaman, the Soldier,
the Volunteer, should know, that those who were dear to
him whilst lit ing, will, in the event of his falling in this glo-
rious Cause, find ProteCtors and Guardians in a grateful and
gener..us Country.
" FRANCIS BARING, Chairman."
Amount advertisedko,teol. 3 per Cent. Consol.
Mintey £. 123,945 7.
9
English Copper ComP3- • • Edit. Gouldsmith, Cas-
ny .s^o o tle-street,Cripplegateio o
And. Colli, Oldlltomp- Joshua jackson S
hart - 100 0 Ahel. Brereton, of Thin-
Morning Herald 73 ton, Norfolk S 5
M'Gbie, Russell- John Thomas Batt •52 io
place - so
-o rho. Denyer, of Chet_
T. Ley 54 o . sea 10 o
40S. .bray, .Parliament_
Matthew Lewis Si ro
trot . 52 to captain. Manly Dixon, .
Stephen Wilson, of Brad- R. N. to to
field-11311, County' of .Francis Burton, M. P.
• perks - toe 0 for Oxford - so!" 0.
T. W. per Snow & Co. 2t o The Rev. Dr Valpv; of'
'fire Rev. De. Eveleigh, Reading, and r t Chil-.
Provost of Oriel. Col.' dren„ 5
,geiticas each 63 o
I lege •Oxford. sz to Mrs Elteabeth Lewis, of
S', Richardson 2,t o l.lantillie Grossenny,
'rhorpas,Pitt; WiMpole- near Monmouth, so
street, so o Wm. Drew, ,New. street,
'!'woof his Servants a' Spring-Gardens - 25 o
Michael Boyle, Friday. Win. Meredith, of liar.-
, street - 10 0 fey place, Mary
3,0 o Bone o
'rho. Smith, New Nor- Geo. Meredith, 'of Not-
, .folk-street too o tinghani-place, Mary-
Bryan Barrett, Vauxy le-Boue - as o
. tos o Lord Bishop of Lon-
,George Cranford, King's 'don • - 100 0
Langley, fleets 105 o Rev. The. Williamson, ,
ttr. U. Meyer - 20 o, Stoke - Damerel, De-
'l. A. Brown, Birchin- • von 20 o
lane - • to to •Thomas Platt . It 0
Win. Brown, ditto , to to Chas. Henry- Fraser to to,
Edmund Gordon, E , Brooke - to o
4ramley 5 5 Signior Tomaso"de
Henry' Robinson, - Ocliecia, at Earl
Fishmonger,.Co- Spencer's ' 5 o
ventry... 5 4 Mr.'llaslip, lateof
Sir William ?Faller. • the Vietualling-
P.epys, Bart. so o Office 1 2
John Meyer' o Thomas Hall' 21. 0
Sails. Ware •te Son 5o o Bari of Ailesbury los a
•••••7. Foreman r. t t 1. Penn, of Stoke,
journeymen lb 'o Bucks . tot o
Servants s to jartiei Mercer 26 5
Mrs. Ware - .5 o The London Assurance
Charles Ware to o Corporation 2000
Sam. Ware, jun. • 5 0 Miss Eliza Cottin 5 S
E. and F. Dawes 54 lo Rev. T. lieberden to .0
Lord-Hare wriod sou o Slater and Jackson toy
iohn Willock, of The full Receipts of
Golden- square, , a Benefit at the
3 per.ent. Con- Royal Circus, oh
sobs transferred log o the -16th inst.
Wilfiairi Mawbray too o R. D. per W. P.

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This Day was published,
In Royal Quail°, with an elegant appropriate 'Frontispiece,
price los. 6d. and inscribed to all Lovers of Welsh Music,
QIX TY of the most admired WELSI-1 AIRS,
colleded principally during an Excursion into North
Wales, •
By the Rev. W. BINCL EY, A. B. &c.
The Basses and Variations arranged :Or the Piano. Forte by
W. Russell, Intr. Organist to the Foundling
London : PrintedTor.E. WilfiernSo BOoksClier to the Duke
and Purcliessof York, No. h t, Strand; anti Old by T. Pros-
ton, N0i.97„ Strand, And ail other Musk- in tho
Uatitafi
Kingdutts.- : , ' "