Star.
London, England, 1801-10-08 00:00:00

RGYPTIAN ARMY SUBSCRIPTION.

rrHE filliftwing SUMS hake beep received to-
•waris the Fraud new raft for the Relief of the WI-
DOWS, WIVES, and FAMILIES of the &kills Land and
Bea Forces who have harmed in Egypt, viz. L. s. d.
His Royal Nightie(' the Prince of Wales - les o 0
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York - Tos o 0
The Corporation of thc' City of London - Soo 0 0
The Honourable Eaft India Company - loos, 0
The Governors and Direetor aof Me Bank of England sas o o,
-Me Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, a moiety of the
Fines impaled upon feveral Bakers for delivering
falfe Returns at the Manfion Houle - 57 19 9
The St. James's Loyal Volunteers so 0 0
And other Subfcriptions klready advertifcd to the
a6th alt. amonnting to 6676 a 2

Received fine

I f.alkine, Efq, - ro MI o
The RiAt Hon, Admiral Lord Keith, K. B.
Rear Admiral' Sir Richard Bickerton, but.
Roar Admiral Sir John Bork& Warren,'hirt.
The Hon. Henry Blackwood, Captain of his Ma-
Jetty's (hip Penelope - -
Charlea Ogle, Captain of his Majefty's chip
breyhound -
John Broughton, Captain of his Majeity's Blip I

•tlorencina
John Dick, Captain of his Alajcity's Chip C'yn-

1;.',7 19
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thla .
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- - -
John Richards, Captain of his Majefty's (Lip
Vidtoricidc -
Charles Inglis, Captain of his Majetty'sflaip Pet-
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terell . • - - -
And the Crews of their refpediec fhips, being
-the gears produce of the Malaita d. Santa Car-
en:lo, captured hy the above y ea:6 -
Subfcriptions contintie to be received at LI
Mare, and at the fallowing Bankers, viz.
H-erries, Farquhar, and Co. St. james's-fireet.
Hammeriley, Pall-MalL
Drummond, Charing-trots.
Conti's, Strand.
Snow, Sandby, ant Paul, Strand.
0111 Fleet-Seem ; Hoare, Fleet-flreet.
Smith, Payne, and Smith, George-Res-et, Manton-horde.
Roberts and Curtis, Lombard-its-mt.
holanquet, Brachcroft, and Reeves Lombard-flrect.
Martin Stone, and Foote, Lomba;cl-greet.
Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; and
Meths. Latoache and Co. Dublin.

loyd's Coffer.

The 'late REVEREND WILLIAM HETHERINGTON'S

CHARITY .1.0 THE BLIND.
CHRIST's HOSPITAL,
October r, 11101.
WHEREAS, the above-named Gentlemin in
his Llfestme, enabled the Governor of this Hofpital
to pay Annuities of Ten Pounds to each of Fifty Blind Perli's:
And whereas, many other benevolent Perfons have made large
Additions to the tame Charity (particularly very recently the
late BENJAMIN KENTON, Efq. and Dr. GEORGE HAR-
RIS, both deceafel), fo as to enable the Governors to pay finii-
lar Annuities to Three Hundred and Forty other Blind Per-
fens, Making together Three Hunched and Ninety; the raid
Governors do hereby give Notice, That a Committee of Al-
musters wi.l fit in the Counting-Houk of the laid Hofpital, on
WEDNESDAY, the asth of November neat, at Nine o'Clock
in tha Morning, to fill up the vacant Annuities, and to elect
others to the Charity of the Paid Benjamin Kenton, Efq. and
Dr. George Harris, deecafed. •

The fald Governors, in confequenee of the very timid&
cent additions nude to this Fund by the benevolent Perfons
before alluded to, ("me of whom arc Bill living, and defire to
be unknown and for the purpore of fekciitig, for there An-
nuities, " Perfor,s born of reputable Parents, and well
brought up," agreeably to the intention of the Donors, have
recently agreed to admit Petitioners at the age of Fifty Years ;
and to prevent Guides applications, they think proper to de-
clare, that no Perfon can receive an Annuity under either of
the laid Eftablifhments, who has not been wholly defUtute of
Sight for the fpace of the left three years ; or who was not
born in th ,t part of the United Kingdom called England, ex-
einfive of Wales and the Town of Berwick upon l'weed ; or
who has auy Income for life of the yearly value of sod; or wbo
has at any time during his or her life received Alms from any
Parini or Place as a Pauper ; or who is or was ever a common
beggar; or who is not of fober life and converfation ; or who
than not have lived during rue whole three years lait pat in
the Parifla or Place Wherein they Cull reale at the time u: their
application for this Charity.

The Petitions of thole Candidates who have becn unfuccefs-
Ad, muy be renewed at the Counting-hnufe of the laid Hofpl-
tal, upon the perfonal Application of a Friend, any day, (Holi-
days excepted), from Monday the sub of Oaaher infant, to
Wcdnefday the aBth Cletober inftant, from Nine to 'Fhree
o'Clock ; where alfo, during the fame period, proper Petition
will be delivered to the Friends or other Pcrfairs qualified to
apply ; the whole of which Petitions muff be returned to the
Counting-houfe on or before Friday the 6th November.
RICHARD CORP, Clerk.
The Public are particularly cleared to ()Wave, tlux no at-
tention can he paid to Letters.