The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-08 00:00:00

MADEIRA,
The remarkably fine SHIP, LADY
LUSHINGTON, ALEXANDER SCOTT,
Commander, lying in the City Canal. Bur-
_liz;•z-`Ol, then 650 tons. This. Ship was built and
fitted up for the East India Trade ; has very
!(,11)eri"r Acennimodi.tions for Passengers, and carries a
..rgeutt.
littlur Freight or Passage, apply to G. H. GIBBONS, 42, St.
f'iit-t"‘tte ; or to CURLING and DOMETT, 10, George-
d' Lombard-street.
°USELESS POOR.--At ,a public Meet•
ing of the Subscribers.to a Fund raised for the pur:
4n:tettof affording NIGHTLY SHELTER to the HOUSELESS
LIELIFF t the DESTITUTE, held this day in the Egyp-
tin, to
the
all, at the Mansion House; • ,
Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, M.P., its the
'air •
144 R ePortof the Proceedings of the Committee during the
st
It "ter having been lead,
th
as resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given
hare e Committee for the judicious manner in which they
jot,,,Performed the arduous duty imposed upon them, and
p • '"e tery satisfactory Report of their Proceedings now,
rit*,ste "
lat. the Committee be requested to continue their labours.
in
.ted tt
a "al they be empowered to apply the remaining balance
-11,,Y,way consistent with the original design and object of
i4let-7scription ;'but that no diversion of the fund, or any
Luil4i it, shall take place until sanctioned by the Stubscri ors,
',l•6ed for that purpose by public adveitisemen . 0
Aux-o'r. the Committee be requested to. prepare a plan an
tits' ",farY Establishment for investigating the truth and me-
al-at 71 begging letters addressed to the Subscribers and tithe's,
W(ittr relieving such of the writers of them as should appear
Ail flat of receiving assistaree.
the thanks of this Meeting are eminently due to the
li,lgt uniformly
the Lord Bishop of Chester, for the patro-
and f Htfotmly extended by his Lordship to this undertaking,
Le hur the peculiar kindness and condescension with which
,rl,s Personally assisted the endeavours of the Committee.
lia'c't the thanks of this Meeting he given to Sir. John Wil-
Ale;itit'ohhock, Bart., DO less for his important assistance as a
Cr of the Committee, than for the peculiar liberality
1,11:hili he has acted as its Treasurer.
sq, ft the thanks of this Meeting be given to C. W. Hick,
t,
tut' the liberality and promptitude with which he gave up
subsext,7,lls,,ive premises in London-wall, fur the purposes of this
Tht'`,'
rot tit the thanks of the Meeting be presented to Dr.Canquest,
gratniet 'roPortant services rendered to the Committee, by the
4tylerirf% superintendence of the Medical Department of the
rbhnity-' and for his unwearied exertions in the cause of hu-
t thetile t thanks of this Meeting are respectfully offered to
bas nrigfft 11. n. the Lord Mayor, fur the zeal with which he
inntirt,Tfttoted the success of a subscription raised under his
lhe desVe auspices, for the purpose of opening an asylum
.for
t ,itute and houseless ; for the promptitude with which
liti::)Jections to its commencement were obviated, and faei-
,,tx)amfgellen for its successful prosecution; for the air care
.pat"ed, the important assistance rendered, and the power-
Until "'nage extended, from the origin of the. undertaking
satisfactory termination was attained ; and for the
ritut
~Indicious, and effectual manner in which, (luring a pe-
kistra.if "usual difficulty and distress, he has, as Chiefl%l3-
I).etropon,t far humanity
the Nf_e nr he City, maintained ruler the character of
and bence.
11(am:ft the thanks of this .leetinir, be presented' to W. H..
4% Eql. for the very valuable' services rendered by him
rtlethe ffrarY Secretary to the Fund from the period of its corn-
~ilitnieut ; the salutary object of which was materially fa-
fareel.ted by the zealous, active, and intelligent assistance af-
the a" by him to the various CoMmittees for superintending
Plthcation of it ; the result of whose labours he has also
Ihisip) flinch ability and perspicuity detailed in the Report
.114ay esented. to this Meeting.
tliteytf: the proceedings of this day be adrertised under the
=ow
',l‘reulatedthfoe r
the information of the Committee, and that thSubscribers. e Report be printed
(Signed)iti,so
official GEO. BRIDGES, Chairman.
I.prtllshf the Lord Mayor having obliged his
to vacate the Chair during the proceedings, and it
been taken by Oliver Hatch, Esq. the thanks of the
,
were voted to that Gentleman.
real, Jib
will be printed forthwith, and forwarded to
Subset.")
will
tv, voucherhu for every pavment will also be at the,Coromit-
,aullittee Room)
broom fur public inspection.
(Signed) BODKIN, H. S.
27, Poultry, Nov, 6, 1920.