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London, England, 1826-07-18 00:00:00

object of this address ;—that testimony referring to matters of fact,
and leaving out of consideration opinions on political questions in-
volved in his protracted struggles.
" The fidelity with which Mr. Buckingham has adhered to
what he honestly believed the good cause of Indian improvement,
aver since his return to Btiglant4—the perseverance manifested by
hint under discouragements that would have driven many men to
despair,—the expenditure of the remains of his Indian wings, in
trying every legal channel of redress for public evils and private
wrongs.--and the purity of his private character, amidst his diffi-
culties and embarrassments, are, well known and rightly estimated
by all unprejudiced men.

" The undersigned, having had opportunities of witnessing, the
exercise of those virtues in the conduct of Mr. Buckingham, most
readily bear testimony to them, as well as to his present distrusses t
and on these grounds, they make this appeal to the community of
India—of whatever rank, class, or condition—imploring them to
contribute, in the mode and Measure best suited to their position,
and most agreeable to their feelings, to the relief of a man on
whom misfortune has fallen with so heavy a hand, and whose in-
tentions are believed, to have been entirely pure and honest. The
subscribers would fain hope, by this meatus, to rescue him from im-
pending destruction, and restore hint to that place in society to
which his habits and acquirements entitle, him."

The original of the foregoing appeal bears the signatures of the
following Noblemen and Gentlemen :
Sir Charles Forbes, Bart. M.P. -
John Smith, Esq. M.P.
James Barnett, Esq.
John G. I.ambton, Esq. M.P.
Wm. 13abington, Esq. M.D.
Thomas Wilde, Esq.
Hon. Douglas kinnaird
Edw. Benjamin Lewin, Esq.
Thomas Denman, Esq, M.P.
Hon. Leicester Stanhope
Sir F. Burdett, Bart. M.P.
Gen. Sir J. Doyle, Batt G. C. B.
Sir James Mackintosh, M.P.
John Forbes, Esq.
Hon. W. Ramsay Mauls, ALP.
John Stewart, Esq.
Lord John Russell, M.P.

Lord Nugent, ALP.
Colonel Torrents R. M. F. R. S.
Rowland Hill, Esq.
Hon. C H. Hutchinson, M.P.
Walter Coulson, Esq.
Michael A. Taylor, Req. M.P.
John B. Gilchrist, Esq., LL.D.
James Inverarity, Esq.
Gen. Sir R. C. Ferguson, k. C. B.
M P.
Rev. W. J. Fox
Matthew Wood, Esq. M.P.
James Macdonald, Esq.
James Grattan, Esq. M.P.
Matthew Davenport, Hill, Eaq.
James Leman, Esq.
Sir Robert Wilson, ALP.

James Scarlett, Esq. M.P.
J. Ashton Yates, Esq.
Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P.
The Rev. Robert Aspland
John C. Hohhouse, Esq. 111. P.
John Melville, Esq.
Henry Brougham' Esq.
Richard Gurney, Esq.
W. P. Hollywood, E.g. M.P.
Michael Bruce, Esq.
John Williams, Esq. ALP,
Jeremy Bentham, Esq.
Edward Ellice, Esq. M.P.
Captain Maxfield
Hon. J. Abercrombie, M.P.
William \lliad, Esq.
LIST OV
Sir Chas. Forbes, Bart.
M.P. - - £5OO 0
Ditto for Native Indian -
Friends - - 500 0
Ditto for John Palmer,
Esq., Calcutta - $OO 0
Js. Young, Esq., Bengal 200 0
ARetired IndimiCivilian 200 0
The Hon. Doug. EJnnard 100 0
J.G.Lambton,Esq;ALP.loo 0
Hon. Leicester Stanhope 100 ,
J. Stewart, Esq., Bom-
bay - - 150 0,
Sir F. Burdett, Bart.
M.P. - 100 0
Sir Henry Strachey, Bt. 100 0
John Forbes, Esq. - 50 0
Sir Alexander Johnston 20 0
R. Grahame, Req., Glue.
goo. „ - 100 0
W. Ratkbone, Esq. Liver.
pool - - 25 0
J. A. Yates, Esq., of do. 25 0
A Retired Indian Officer 50 0
Rey. Robert Fellowes 50 0
An Indian Friend 100 0
James Morrison, Esq. 50 0
An Indian Chaplain 50 0
J. Cropper, Esq., Liver-
-50 0
Rob. Benson, Esq. of do. 50 0
John Smith, Esq. M.P. 50 0
James Barnett, Esq. 50 0
Joseph Hume, Esq., M. P 50 0
Captain Maxfield - X 25 0
John Melville, Isaq. - 50 0
Dr. J. B. Gilchrist 50 0
E. B. Lewin, Esq. 50 0
J. C. Remington, Esq. 25 0
Anlndian at home on leave 5 0
Robert Rickards, Esq. 25 0
J. T. Rutt, Req. 5 0
John Miller, Esq. 50 0
Sir R. C. Fergusson 5 5
A Bengal Officer 100 0
Alexander Young 25 0
The Examiner Newspaper 5 0
Tw °lndia nFriends ( through
Lord John Russell) 100 0
M. D. Hill, Esq. 5 0
Win. Greig, City-road 5 0
F. G. . - 1 1
The Globe and Traveller 20 0
T. L. H. - 10 0
T. W. Hill and Sons 20 0
Lord John Russell 50 0
AProprietorOf India Stock2s 0
M. T. B. -- - 2 2
Launcelot Cooke, Esq. 5 0
Thomas Lowe r . 1 0
James Malcolmeon, Esq. 10 -10
John Henry Roberts 1 , 1

Nickolas Hankey Smith, Esq.
James Paterson,
,Bu. M.D.
John Towell Rutt, Esq.
John 13owring, Esq.
James Morrison, Esq.
Henry Meredith . Parker, Esq.
—who adds; after his signa-
ture, the following sentence :
" Differing entirely from Mr.
B. in politics, lint 'convinced
that he is a sufferer for con-
science-sake ; and, by an in-
tercourse nf ten years, in India
and in England, that he is an
upright, honourable, and ex-
cellent man."
AULIAPY REC*IVED.
Wm. Spelman Ayres i 0
Mrs. Campbell - 1 0
Wm. Bennet - 0
J. T. Bennett - 0
James Wallace - 2 .0
A Leeds Man - 1 0
J. A. St. John - 5 0
John Gordon - 2 0
Off (not) with his head—
a Sovereign for Buck-
ingham 1 0
!E. C. Macnaghten, Esq. 10 0
I A Newspaper Proprietor 5 0
11. P. Tennant, Esq. 2 0
An Enemy to Monopoly b 0
P. M. Wyneh, Esq. 20 0
R. Thomas - 2 0
A Friend of Free Discus-
sion - 5 0
John Williams, Esq. 5 o
John Brown - I 0
David James - 1 0
An Enemy to oppres.
Pion - - 1 0
Thomas Wilkinson 50 0
-A Fellow Sufferer front
Oppression - 10 0
A Secret Friend - 2 0
Charles Ferguson - 1 0
William Low - 2 0
A Voter against Bankes 5 0
H. T. P. - - 5 0
John Cheese - 2 0
A Proprietor of India
Stock - - 10 0
R. Dixon - - 2 0
W. S. L. Trelawney 10 0
W. Jackson - 1 0
An Enemy to Punishment
without Trial - 10 0
J. Campbell - 1 0
Sir Gregory A. Lewin 1 1
A Printer - 2 0
E. B. - - 1 0
John Green - 1 0
Geotge Colvin - 2 0
An Englishman - 1 0
Edw. Brodie, Versailles 10 0
William Henry - 1 0
A Lady - - 5 0
J. M. Taylor, Esq. 10 0
.H. M. P. - - 5 0
J. Mackintosh - 5 0
An Officer's Widow 1 1
J. Alexander 5 0
A Friend - - 2 0
S. Wakefield - 3 0
Capt. F..astwick - 5 0
Col. Hutchinson - 1 1
Gen. Sind. Doyle, Bart. 10 0
P. B. - - 3
Lord Kinnaird - 20 0

It wilt be seen that the contributions already received for Mr.
Buckingham's relief have been sufficiently liberal to mark the high
sense entertained of his character and wrongs by the benevolent
contributors. But as it is desired that the subscription should be
in every sense of the.word a public one, and embrace all ranks and
classes of society, whether in India or in England, the smallest
sums will he cheerfully received, with a view to mark the exten-
sive and general sympathy which it is considered that this case is
calculated to excite in every truly English bosom.
Eubscriptions'will be received by all the agency houses in India;
by the principal bankers in England ; by most of the large book-
sellers ; at the leading literary and other clubs ; and by the editors
of all the public journals in the kingdom ; of each of whom it
is requested, that all sums received on this account may be
remitted to Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith, Mansion-house
Place ; Messrs. Ransom and Co., Pall-mall East ; or to the Com-
mittee for relief of Mr. Buckingham, at the Thatched House Ta-
verni St. James's.
(Signed) LEICESTER STANIIOPE, Secretary.
Committee Room, London, July 1826.,
tne trethiEtreet ithfin :eati on irteo: pop opf
otrthl :eft. ya-i
4** As this subscription will be kepi open a sufficient time to
admit of including the returns front the country, and even from
ad-
ditional Puns which may be transmitted by subscribers, who, front
distance:l na
wholeAl a sratpi
st f
or aithful
is'f;011: jlefouiltr' other cans
report
ltta6llel be:e:d‘a made
have
ai
e gno uftr objects.be a case in Which the
might be fairly
sympathise,
of all the
it is earnestly
opinions, which are not' here involved)
theblY several4rPe Editors iTorssy:dpa
Public Journals in the kingdom will afford at least one
insertion of this Appeal in their respective Papers, as an
easy yet acceptable contribution to the relief of a member
of their own body, who has suffered so severely
i common cause.
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