The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-10 00:00:00

James Blair 25 0
Mrs. L. Blair - 20 0
Thorns Cockburn 10 10
John RiChardson 6 0
Rev. WM. Buller 3 3
Thomas Ferrers 5 0
Mrs. Graham - 10 0.
Hon. Wm. Bligh 10 0
Everington & Graham 10 10
N. Shearly - 5 0
The Earl of Fortescue 50 0
Samuel Mure - 10 0
At Child and Co.

T.O.M.- 1
John Pensam - 10 0
H. S. 1. 1

Rev. R. W. Sibthorp 31 10
J. W. Birc - 2 0
Rev. It. Edwards - 6 0
Wm. ToWnsend - 5 h•
The Duke of Bedford 200 0
Lord Lake - 50 0
, Airs Planck - 2 2
R. R. %Vow( - 20 0
i%liss Wood - 3 0
S. Crawley, M.P.• - 60 0
Sir 11. Halford, Ban. 25 0
Alasciuuler lirodie . - 2 0
It. B. Armsit'dng 5 5
F. J. Davie - 10 0'
N. R. Toke . 25 0
Rev. Josh. Allen - 20 0
.1. Anderson - 5 0
C. 0. Hawks -5 0
. .

--At Messrs. Twinings.
Joseph Al aberly . 10 0
John Twining 10. 0
. At H. Hoare anti Co.
Jonathan Raine 20 0
Thomas Drake 5 5
James Quiller $ 3
J. H. Arnold 21
Sir E. Knatehbtill, Bait. 50 0
Sir C. Robinson 10 0
Alexander Murray 10 0
C.l). 11 0
Langham and Co. 5 5
Mrs. Barker, Stamford 10 0
H. H. Oddie 21
Dr. Steinkopfr 2 2
T. H. Bower 2 $
Wm. PrOiost . 10 0
Wm. Tibbs 5 0
Rt. Hon. Sir W. Grant 25 0
Mrs. E. Cutting 5 0
Lord Bishop of Bangor 50 0
The Countess de Grey 10 0
bard Gifford ' 25 01
Robert Willmott 10 10
Samuel It. Fydell 20 0
Col. Edw. Fanshawe,
per the Inhabitants of
East Stonehonse, in.

eluding one dtty's pay
from the Engineers
and Workmen em-

played qn the Public
Works lOO 0
The Bishop of Llantlaff 20 0
Sir B. W. [fridges, Bt. 10 0
Si;lbscriptions received by all
try ; and at the City of .licind•
where the Committee meet dai,

thomas Sthith . 10 10
Rtv.W. G. Townley 10 0
Penny And Ciiiighton 10 10
Richard Lee • 21 0
J. &C. &wen & Co. 26 5
N. and G. Soames 5 0
John Hanley - 1 1
W. Brown, O. B. 5 0
Frei. Brewin - 10 10
S. C. M. 6 0
L. M. M. - 2 0
N. N. . . 2 0
.John Bockett - 50 0
R. F. Reynolds - 10 10
Plummer and Wilson 25 0
Jos. Schroder and Son 5 0
Pavel!, Beddorne, & Co. 5 0
Hudson Gurney, 31. P. 100 0
John Smith . 30 10
Geo. Slack . 2 0
T. V. and J: Horne 10 10
Thos. Harrington 25 0
S. 13. 10 0
L. B. 5 0
IL B. = -
M 0
A, W. and it. Barclay . 0
J. C. . 0
John Gibble - 1 0
Gordon and Graham 5 5
Alexander H. Hamilton 2t) 0
B. GOodwyn, M.D. 10 0
Smith and Bayley 21 0
nit held Smith - 10 10
!Az. Ikantliwayt - 5 0
J. E. T: - 2 0
John .Ray . - 10 10
At Messrs. Bouverie and Co.
Fres. Baring . 10 0 ,
A 'Young Lally - 50 0
Robert Matsham 5 0
T. Lodiuktbu Fairfax 10 0

At l'raal and Co.
Henry Luiron
B. Seeley and Son 6
'Thomas Stone 1

James Borlace
C. C.

Jowett and Mills 15
At Snow and Co,'S
Hon. George Lamb 10
%V. Gregory
Joseph Planta, jun. 10
J. G. per Mr. Ferguson 1
Lady Mallet Vaughan 10
At Go ling and Co.
Lieut.-General Sir H.

Clinton, 1i.C.8. 5
Lord %%itlsfngham 60
C J. 13 1
W. J. B. 2

Applications to the Committer
Freeling, Esq., Londoni", .arid
Relief Comrnittee."

The Society of Apothe-
caries 50
Col. Thos.Afinstrong 100
G.. 1. Cholmondeler 100
Win Egerton 11.1'. 100

Wm. John law
Rev. C. Plumer

Rev. John blonins

:,imon Yorke

the Bankers in town and coon-
on. Tavern, Bishopsgate-street,

W. 11. IIYETT. Sec.
e must be addressed to" Francis
superscribed " Manufacturers'

IMPORTANT' I ill I'itOVEM ENT in PEN-
KNIVES.—The usual manner of manufacturing Pen-
knife Wades has long been a subject of complaint. The edge
is made too steep and the angle too obtuse; the consequence is
that the edge in cutting is sometimes unmanageable and driven
into the quill nearly across. This inconvenience almost every
person in the habit of making pens has frequently experienced.
TO obviate this'enth•ely, T. CLARK, of' Meter Th.inge, has
introduced a Penknife Blade. maimfacturecl entirely on a new
principle ; the line of the edge being parallel with the side of
the blade forms a very acute angle t the instrument, therefore,
even in inexpOenced hands, may be easily governed no Cut-
ting hut what is intended can take place, and the Pen is formed
with the greatest nicety and the utmost facility. The blade of
this Penknife is beautiful in workmanship, and can be recom.
tndhded with confidence, as superior to any article pre.iritntslY
introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also can be tised with
the tight or left hand.—The blades are mutt rrcith refined silver
steel. •

FEATHER l; 'DS _MATTRESSES, PALLIASSES;
BEDSTEADS, FURNITURES, BLANKETS, TICK-
ING, and READV.IIIA DE TICKS, at
JAIIItOWCI,II,'F'S extensive Wholesale and
Retail Manufactory, 41, Regent Circus, Piccadilly.—
Mr. Barrowcla begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public, that he has eonstantl:7 on sale a large Assortment of
Bedding and Upholstery Dimas, at full 20 per Cent. lower than
any other housti,"and. he hopes to receive a continuance of their
support, assuring them that no other house shall undersell
him i—White Goose Feathers, 2s. 6c1.; Grey Goose ditto,
Is. Pd. ; Poultry ditto,.lod. ; Flocks, 3d.; White Goose Beds,
31. to 81.; Urey.Go'ose, ditto; 2/, tossl. ; Poultry ditto, 1r IN.
to 21. 10s. ; Flock Beds, lis. to 21s. ; Mattresses an Pal-
liasses, 20s. ; Wool and Ifair• Mattresses equally cheap; Bed-
steads, 255. ; 8.4 Witney Illapkets, 125.; 94 ditto, 16s.—
A constant supply of soiltal Secotict.hand and New Four-post,
Cottage, French, and 'Fiald Fiirnituits, on hand; to be sold
very Cheap. Ready-made Ticks sold at Prime Cost; if filled
with Feathers, and all Purchasers of Feathers may bee their
'rich filled. Old Beds, Mattresses, and Featlids purchased,
or taken in exchange, and old Wool and Hair Mattresses cured
of the Moth by a superior pfocess, and rc-made, on very res-
emble 'Terms. Winslow Curalinsand Furniture; cut out anti'
made up in the newest and most approved Fashion. Mer.
Captains, Upholsterers; Brokers, Tavern-keepers, and
Proprietors of Schools, will find a Great s;aving by purchasing
at Mr. Barrowcliff's Warehouse, 41, Regent Circus.

riIHE ANTI,DYSPEPTIC PILL, a new .and
effet. tual remedy for those of coons of the stomach,
erroneously termed Nervous or Bilious. Snld by Savory,
Moore, and Davidson, dieinists to the Royal Family, 136,
New Boiad.strect, and 220, Regent-street; London ; and in
all the principal towns in the kingdotrl, in boxes, at 2s. ild.
each.. The salutary effects of this medicine are fully described
in a pamphlet entitled, " A Few Plain Directions for the
Prevention and Cure of Dyspepsia.”—Printed for W. Sams,
Royal Subscription Library, opposite St. James's Palace.-
Is. lid.

114 RITISH EAU DE COLOGNE, under the
LP Patronage of the Right Honourable the Countess' of
Liverpool, made only by STEPHEN PRITCHARD, Che-
, mist, &c. Deal.
The distinguished Patronage which this article has attained,
induces the Proprietor, to offer it more generally to the notice
of the British Public, with the full confidence, that on trial, it
will be found to possess all the essential end agreeable fragrance,
as well as all the Medicinal qualities of the celebrated FO.
REIGN EAU DE COLOGNE.
The British Eau de Cologne is an elegant and useful anti.
spasmodic and stimulant, particularly beneficial in remov-
ing Sea-sickness, Gh4diness, Paintings, Bad Head-aches,
S rims, Lowness of Spirits, Weakness of the Stomach, and all
Nervous Diseases. For Contusions, Wounds, Burns and
Scalds, it will be found an admirable remedy. lts peculiar
Properties as an Antiseptic are well known in those countries
where Malignant Fevers prevail, and its use cannot be too
strongly recommended in every abode of afiPctiori, sickness,
and disease. This Spirituous-Water is not only recommended as
a Medicine, but as a Cosmetic; when diluted with water will
be found infinitely superior to any otherartiele in purifying and
cleansing the skin, rendering it soft,fair, and blooming. It is also
a delicate and agreeable perfume, and is equal in comparison
with that made on the Continent, proof of which the Proprie.
tor need only to refer to the distinguiihed patronage with
which it has been honoured ; and in order to prevent purchasers
from being iMpcsied upon by, any false imitation, a Label will
he fixed over the neck of each Bottle, with the Signature of the
Proprietor, withoat which it cannot be genuine.
The above is Sold Wholesale and Retail, and may be had of
the Proprietor, at No. 1116, Lower-street, Deal ; and in bon.
don, of Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet.tnarket; and by
the respectable Druggists and Perfumers, in Town and
Country.
Price Half Pint,-4s. ed.: Small Bottles, 2s. 9d. each, Stamp
duty included.