The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-16 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND.

LLoyD'scorrEE-Houst, gth,Aug. 1803.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COM-
-1 MITTEE of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's Coffee_
house, Tuesday, the 9th Aug.. 1803,
Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. in the Chair,
Read a Letter froni BROOK WATSON, Esq. Chairman of
Lloyd's Coffee-House, and also Chairman ot the Commit-
tee tbr this Fund, ad interim, in which he states the amount
of the Subscriptions which have been received, and that the
Money has been paid over to a Committee of Treasury ap-
pointed for this. Fund ; at the same time that the Stun of
zo,oool. Three per Cent. Consols, subscribed by the Pro—
prtetors of Lloyd's coffee-house, has been regularly trans—
terred ; by which Means he considers his re.sponsinility to
nave ceased. And a the Committee ot Treasury appointed
tar the purpose, and consisting of. .
Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart.
"'An Julius Angerstem, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq.
Thomson Bortar, Esq. John Mayor, Esq. -
Robert Sheddeit, • Esq. Richard Lee, Esq.
pknowledge to have received the Money wll4ll has been
paid lino the hands of Messrs. Boldero, Lushington, and
Co. the Bankers for the Contmitteeof Lloyd's Cottee-house,
whilst the Stock has been transferred into the names of Sir

Frdncis Tldrt. John Julius Angerstein, Eq. and
Thomson. Bohm', Esq. contOrniable to the direction of the
Committee.
Resolved Unanimously,
That the Coininittecol the Subscribers to,Lloyd's Coffee.
house are discharged from all responsibility with regard to.
this Fund; and that the Thanks ot this Cominittee be given
to Brock Watson, Esq. and to the Members of that Com-
mittee, tur their able and impartial conduct.
Read the follos.ving Letters:

From HasIOT, Proprietor of Tug SON and of Tits
roN, Daily Papers, oaring to insert Coninfuni.
cations, free of Expence.
From Dr. Lettsom,, in which he mentions,.that although
as a Quaker he cannot contribute to Military Measures, yet
he sends Thirty Guineas to the Committee at Lloyd', re-
questing that it may be apPlied in procuring Flannel Waist-
coats, Blankets, or any other Comtotts, which Persons ex-
posed to the Weather may require.
From Mr. Robert Hoy, hlanager of the Theatres of Wor-
cester, Wolverhampton,Hereford, Ludlow, and,Stourbridge,'
offering the entire Receipts, free ot all .expences, of uhz
Night's Perlbrinatice in each Town during, the Season.
From Mr. Robertson, Manager of. the Theatres at llunt.
ingdon, Lincoln, Boston, Cranthaut, Spalding, Newark,
Wtsbeach, Peterborough, and Northampton, oaring the
entire Receipts, free ot all Expellee,' of One Nights Per?
formance 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 in midi-
lion to the Stock subscribed by Lloyd's \Cotlee.hoose, of
20,0a01. Three per Cent. Consols, and ty an indivi,tuai
tool. Three per Cent. Consols, there hail ern- further sub.
scribed the Stint of 113,6361. los. 3d and that from thr.lit-
ter sum they had purchased Stock, 800601. Three per Cent.
Consuls, and 6e,0001. Three per Cent. Reduced.
Resolved,
• That the preceding Particulars be communicated to the
Public, accompanied with the following Address to be
signed by the Chairman : .f

" While -the Committee have sincere • satisfaEtion in an=
nouncing the state of the Fund, as above mentioned, they
a'ee anxious to impress upon the mind of every Loyal Subject
who hasaiot'yet bestowed his,Donation, the probability that
occasions will arise to display those heroic achievements of
British Valour, whicii will entitle our .brave Sailors' and
Sc4diers, or their Representatives, to the warm and substan-
tial- eifosions ofilritish Gratitude.
Elie Committee acknowledge with true patriotic pride.
that the Subscriptton exceedi any tldt has been recorded in
the,annals of our History ; but when it is considered. that
every former War sinks into a petty contest, compared with
the mighty struggle in which we are now engaged, " single
handed;" the Committee trust that they may appeal with
success to the feelings of every true Friend of his Country,
to proinote the objeas of this Institution.
," At the, eve or such a conflict, the Seaman, the Soldier,
the Volunteer, should know, that those who were dear to
him' whilst lining, will. in the event ofhis falling in thistio..
rious Cause, fins Protectors and Guardians in a grateful and
generous Country.
'`,FRANCIS BARING,- Chairman."
• •
Amount advertised z0,t001..j per Cent. COnSol.
Mdney - - Z. 121,748 .2

The following Subscriptions in the FA_-
LING and OL. I) Bit EN I:FORD, transmitted by the Rev.
COLSTON CA RR, ReCtor of Ealing. ..•
His Royal.illghtless Rev. Robert Carr S 8 a
the Duke of Kent 210 0 0 Servants to Ditto ' ti no
The Earl of Mount Richartilkay, I;sq: ros to
Notris so 0 o Servants of Ditto t. S. a
Miss RAwlence o to 6 Mr. Ansell , 2 2 0
C
John M'Evoy and Rev. Colston arr.; b a o
Servants of Earl M. T 4 o The ti VC Misses Carr z tz 6
Francis Stephens It a o Servants or Ditto- oto b
Mrs. Bligh 3' 3 o M. Shatwick tos.6d.
George H. Stephens Alford 7s.
R N - To to o M.,. Frances ' 4
holm Bligh R N so lc) ..., Chris. Aldridge
ev. William Good- Hall as. 6d. Friend
• caough 5 5 0 25.6‘1., Mons. Boyce
Mrs: Goodenough 5 5 e sus. 6d.: .
The Young Gentle. Miss Douglas
inn at Nlr. G.'s Mrs. Standon
School , 2 2 0 Servants to ditto
Atton'zs 6d Cox is o Alt. lyres & 13rother
Gilborn 10 6d Par. 7s. Langston Is.
ker. 75 0 17 6 Mr. Eustace
Mr.' Morris 3 3 0 It: r. Laws
Mr. !lamer 5 5 o Peter Thorn -
Mr. liare.ts 5 5 0 Mary Budd, for King
' Jacob Dick is 6d George -
Watson is 6:I 0 5 o Dawvs sos. 60. Bur.
Miss' Smith 2 2 0 MU UAL Edenss. 0 /4 0
Servants ofdo. 0 3 6 Atlee as. 6.1. Widow.
Miss Rippon ros Gd Atlee 6d. Bilney ts.
Jones is Cook is
Mons. Mine 3s Ecles
IS Pe:tree IS
Coward zs 6d Mons.
Petit Pierre 5s Miss
. W ise zs 6.d
Druce, 7s. Raines,
IS. Hayes, as. 6th o' to 6
Joeph Fletcher, ex.
clusiveof his Sub-
scription at Lloyd's I 1 0
Mrs. Fletcher 3 3 0
Miss Fletcher to. 6d.
Miss Caroline F.
tos. 6d. i 1 0
Servants of Joseph
li.:F.sq,
Mrs. Scbella Da.

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5 00
3 3 0
O 4 0

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0 4

Frost tos. 6d, Oliver

Is. Hooker is. o 12:6
Rev. Ayers 5
.5
Knapp - I 1
o to 0 Servantsoll3.Hatch-
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0 S 0

insor.
Air. lacots TOS. 6d.
Thiseltgn as. 6d.
Wheeler is. o o
Mr. Rudlen ss. At- •
kins 7s. Pearsonss a 17 0
.Mr. Earle zos. 6.1.
Mr. Shudwick
tos. 6d. - I I 0

Alex. Gordon, Esq. z z o
o o Mrs: Gordon I I a

MTS. lotto EtlStacC
los o n 1.),.6 i. Trueln.w6ll. olt
Ito,. C. Wallington ro 1e o
-Servants of C. W.lll-

vidsoii.
Smith los. 6d. Ben-
mil 7s. and
Servants of Mr. D. z 3 o
Mrs. Bullock s r o
Nies. Hallitax 5 5 o
The sit( Misses 114-
lifax 6 6 o
Servants of Mrs. H. o 8 6
Itlr. Bayley. r
Mr.' Febois 2 o o
Haley and, Son, is
Watson as. 6d.'
S teevens t as. 6d. Free.
bairn to: 6d. t r o
Mr. Batting 5 5 o.
Chace is Messer. 6d a t 6;
Rev. Dr. Nicholas to to a
Tittors and 1)1416
At the Rev. Dr.
Ni4311V13513 Si t t o

ington
Richard Vieux. Esti-
exclusLye of Corn.

0 2 0

at Lloyd's 3b 0 0
It. I:. liscott, Esq. t t
Keysall 7s. Mrs.
• Smith, J.islifig 'as.
6;1. 0 9 6
Mrs. DemiAwl s ;. a.
Miss o.:imison t .1
Piackertos.6d.
fiouillt as. 6:1.
,;,. Q 36 0
Mrs. Nl34tionald 3L
3s. MissMatszionahi
13. 4 4 0
ervanis af ditto, btu
Mr. ILrAo.i.tns 0

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