Star.
London, England, 1805-12-12 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND.

Ltor co's, Dec to, tßei.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMI
TEE, held this day. • - •
THOMAS SONAR, Efq. in the Chair,
Refolved,
That the following Addrefs to the Public, be inferted, the
Daily Papers--
In the praace to the Report,publinted on the sit oTMarch
the Committee, after Rating the Receipt and Expenditure to that
period, obferved, " That the Contributions already received;
formed a Fund fo ample, in proporion to the demands hitherto
made upon it. that they abilained from any new appeal to the
Public ; confident that, when circumilances rendoredie.neeeffary.
they Ihould nut appeal in vain ; but that the fpirit and liberality of
Britons would always rile equal to the oecafion, when called upon
to relieve the fufferings, and reward the valreseat thole who dif-
tinguilhed themfelves In the (mice of their Cannery 9 •
This fentiment has now been *fully jullified. The futnadub-
teethed previous to the 6th of laft month, when the glorious Vie-
tory of Trafalgar was announced to the public, amounted itgo
1,5,c00l and the dividends received to 20,00eL The 'relief that
lipd then been voted, to near Eight Hundred wounded of difabled
men, and to more than Two Hundred Widows; Orphans, and.
Indigent Relatives of thole killed; with the honorary gratuities for,
fuccefsful exertion of valour or merit, amounted to neareopcol.;
and the farther calls upon the Fluid arifing from the late brilliint
achievement of his Malta'''s arms,werethimated at aboorycipool.•
having an unappropriated furplus of not more thaq '5,003i. a
.fun
that might foots prove inadequate to anfwer the futtire claims of
Brit% valour, now called into salmi by land as well ashy fea.
Under thefe cireumftances the Committee made a. (refit:appeal
to thole who had not hitherto eontributed..—and the fucccfs fully
hewer. their upettations. ,
The Subferiptions fince received, fdr flue general purpo(c. ofjhe
Pond, already amount to !Sp Int ; and thole pad in from the
Colledions made, after Divine Service on the. Day of Thohisf-'
t 014,6001./ tzttd both lilts are hourly etieteafing. •
The names of many who had before contribined With a muni-
licenee worthy of their rank and fortune, have appearcd•ciain...
and the Clergy of the Eftablithed Church, and of every other de-
nomination, duce molt zealoutly and eloquently promoted the
**fta of this laudable Inßitution.
The limits of an Advertiftment do not permit the dcferlptine
of the Contribmions at the leveret Churches and Places of War-
lkip, in the manner in which many have requefted they might he
Inferted.—but the Committee, in their next Annual Report, which
will be pubiiChed on the aft of March, will give all the pattieu-
v &fired.
CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, on the DAY of
THANKSGIVING, for the Relief of the SEAMEN._ SOL-
DIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded I and
the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES ot &oft Kil-
ted, in his Majefty's Service.
Rev. Clergymen
Churches, Chapels, and Meetings. who sums colkdled.

preached.
St 'Ethtlburp, Bifhopfgate•ft. .------ ‘. tr lk 4
Allhallows, Lombard-ftreet ' • I 7.0
Barking, Tower-ftreet A. White . 71 It 3
Foundling Hofpltal, London • J.Hewlett ' 193 it '0
St. Paul's Cathedral, Ditto A. Hatt 3CO • tit
St. Magnus, London bridge ..---.....-•• 41 5 9 '
Parochial anureh and Chapel,
Hampftead, including Va.
lunteers Charles Grant sk to 7
St. hindred. Bread.ftreet ..—...—....... 6 17 o
Hendon, Middlefes R. Helios ' 60 It 6
Chapel, Highbury Grove .........,.....
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Allhallows G. and L. Upper .

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St. Bennet and St. Peter, Paul's
Wharf
Little Chapd, Kingnond
Church, Clapham
N. Meeting houfe, Walthamftow
Greek Chapel, Crown ft. Soho
Mulberry Gardens Chapel, Rat-
cliff Highway J. Nicholfon
Church, Streatham
Chapel, Homerton R. B. Williams
Church, Lang Ditton
'Loyal Chapel, London
The Afylum
Old Jewry Meeting
St. Mary, &raked
Meeting, London Read
Church, Totteridge
Church, Kew Green
Meeting, Stepney
Chapel, Lincoln's-inn
Whop Hatfield. Hem
Meeting, New Broodpftreet
§t. Stephen, Coleman-Brut
Chapel, Paragon
Church, Greenwich
Iva, Bucks
Ann, Soho, Welbainftes
Goodhurft, Kent
Hidfor, Maidenhead
United Churches of it. Mary,
Woolnoth, and St. Mar),
Woolchurch, London
St Nicholas Cole Abbey
Brightling Church, Sulk:
St Martin, Ludgate H. D. Wabetter
I .ock'• Field*, Walworth G. Clayton
Chattin's Paint, Cambridgn R. Chatfield
North Church, Hats P. H. Barka
Thane, Gaon Mr Lee
AU Saints and St. John's, Hert-
ford P. Lloyd
St John's Chapel, Bedford row It. Coil, A. M.
I: Andrew Wardrobe, and St
Ann, Blaekfrian
Chapel, Kentillo Town
Liturch, Lev/ilium
Meeting Houle, Pants. alley,
Rcdcrofs-fireet
!cotenant Diffenters, Peck-
ham W. B. Collyer
Littlehury, ESA C. Landon
Winder, Ditto Ditto
!radiant Digesters, Beth-
nal Green John Kilts
Chciftchurch,Spitalldds W. lA'heldek
St Mary Le Strand J. J. Ellis
St George the Martyr, Qspen-
fguare IL. Ma tin
St Pancras . W. Champ
Edmonton Church, Middlefes . Warren
St Swittsin, London Stone Mr Watkins
Chapel, Long-we Am!) Marini
St Matthew, Bethnal Green W. Clark

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R. Stevens
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Chapel of New Brentfordehlids. W. A. Keating
St Olave. Southwark James Evans
Chapel, Sydatbans Mr French
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Park Chapel, Cludfea W. Yates
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meat of Loyal London Volunteers, Or Lieut.
Col. Sir R. Wigram, Ban.
Surrey Chapel Rowland Hill
1. urzon Chapel, May Fair J. R. Cnoinbc
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