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• -
- LLOYD's AUGUST si, 1309.
Al' a GENERA MEETING of the SUB:
SCRIBERS Io'LLOYD's, held this ;lay,
WILLIAM' BELL, Esq. in the Chair,
The Merchants, Underwriters, and other Subscribers to this
House, having heard 01:: Report of the Corninhtee of the Patriuic
Fund. made to a Meeting of the Subscribers to that ins:it ution on
the 24th instant, and havia,g considered the same,
Resolved unaniromly, That this Meeting feel it incumbent
on them to continue their suppoh to the Patriotic Fund; and that
the sum of X3OOO 3 per Curt. Consolidated Annuities, be tram-
ferred from the stock belonging'to the Subscribers to this house,
as a farther contribution to that benevolent and useful Institution..
Resolved umnimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair.
The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Subscribers to
Nova's, who enjoy the pleasing satisfaction of having led to the
establishment of the Patriotic Fund, at the commencement of the
present war, feel themseivei justified by the experience of six
1 years, in recommending t,itis laudable and meritorious 'lnstitution
to tile support of their Countrymen.
They are solicitous, at the same time, to call their attention so
that altered State of public afftirs, for which the Nation is in-
debted to the valour of our brave Defenders: to the almost entire
affnihilation of the *Naval Poiete of the Enemy, which has
crowned'the gallant exploits pf Prstish Seamen; Indio the hope;
' of oltimate success, which the courage, discipline, and firmness of
British Soldiers, have inspired in chose, for whose Alelavetance
from a perfidious Usurper, they are at this moment making the
most heroic exertions.
• And now that the transeenlent efforts of valour displayed by
the hem.% who bare led, and by the brave men' who hive so
nobly. followed in the Cause of our Country, have secured the
freetiont of these Realms, it may surely be expected that the same
generous impulse and feeling, which at a moment of great general,
alarm, induced all ranks to join In the lendable endeavour to ani-
mate the effortoof oar Defenders, will be found still alive to their
merits and sufferings; and tlr.t so long as the present contest shall
last," the BtLish Seaman and the British Soldier may alike con-
!" fidently trust, thar these who are dear to him while living, will
" in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Friends and
" Guaidians in a grateful and generous Cou:••.try."
(Signed) WILT lAM BELL, Chairman.

PATRIOTIC FUND.
LLOYD'S, AUGUST 31, 1809.
'THE COMMITTEE for managing the PA:.
-1- nuoTic FUND, have great satisfaction in laying before
the Public, the Resolutions and Adoress of the Subscribers to
Lloyd's, passed unanimously at a General Meeting held there
this day; and they cannot but express their hope, that as ehe
truth and force of the sentiments of that respectable Body
must le acknowledged, so the liberality of their example will be
generally followed. By order of the Committee,
L P. W ELSFORD, Secretary.
Amount elf new Contributions already adverti ,ed £6513 5 0
The Subscribe.-, to Lloyd's (5 per Cent. Consols) 5000 0 0
Governor and Company of the Bank of England 5000 0 0
G Malone - - - 1 3 C
Nathaniel Harden - - - - ti 0 0
Henry Hinde Pelly - - - - 105 0 0
Smiths, Martim, and St. Barbe - - - 105 0 0
T. and W. Curtis, Clarke and Co. - - 105 0 0
John Atkins - - - - 105 0 0
B. Betirclil:on • - • - - 25 0 0
William Dawes - - - - 105 0 0
Andrew Harrison - - - 52 10 0
Jnbn Harrison - - - - 52
.19 0
Benjamin Harrison - - - is 10 .0
John F. 'ri.rock•-•orton - - - 21 0 0
J.W. and J. Whitmore - - - 105 0 6
Rougemeut and Bebrends - - 52 10 C
John Clark anc; Soca - - - 26 5 0
F. R. H. Brown - ' 1:, 10 C.
Captain Thomas Dyndas, R. N. - 10 10 0
S. a-.d W. Crn:ley - - 5 5 0
Salle: and Curries - - lO5 0 0
Clagetvand Pratt - . 105 0 0
Robert Hinner . - . - ' ,- 50 0• 0
George Henckell - - - 52 10 0
Were, Bri:ce, and Co. - - 05 1' C 0
J. F. Turner - - - - 10 0 0
Daniel Stephenson - - 50 -0 0
Craven and Bowmans - - - 10.3 0 0
Lord Rolle - - - - ICO 0 C
Charles Bi•L -op - - - TO5 0 0
Rundell, Bridge, and Rundell - - 105 0 0
Subscriptions are recriivqd at the Bar of Lloyd's and by all
the .!‘inkers in the Uniteil Kiiigdorn: