Star.
London, England, 1805-11-30 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND.

Lloyd's, November e 6, aos.
rrHE COMMITTEE for MANAGING the PA.
TRIOTIC FUND, In their Addrefs to the Public on °eta.
fin of the late fignal Succeffas of his Majeity's Ares, foggefted '
ti• c i•!ta ^f COLLECTIONS being made after DIVINE SERVICE,
on the Day appointed for a GENERAL THANKSGIVING, in
religious Congregations of every denomination, for the Relief of the
Widows and Orphans of thole who fell, and for thofc who were
wounded, in contributing to there glorious Vidories,
"fhe Committee arc perluaded, that many perfons whom it may
not fuit to give Eons, for which they would choofe to let down
their names ae iudiv i du.l fubferibers, would gladly avail themfelves
of fuel. 411 ii—partunity, when every heart will (well with gratitude
for national introits, to unite the duties of patriotifm with thofe
of &Notion, and contribute according to their means to thife meri-
torious obj..Ct s.

At the p?efent erica, when one expedition has already failed for
tl.e Continent, when others are espeded to follow, and when
deeds of daring enterprize on the coaft of the Enemy are on the
eve of execution, it is highly important to animate the fpirits of
the brave men who fight our battles,by Chewing theist that Britifh
liberaly and patriotifm rife with the oceartas that call them into
cxereik ; that the Fund fubfcribed for their encouragement and
relief at the commencement of the yew, fo far from being exhaufted
by the demar.ds made upon it by their gallant exertions, is (welled
by new contributions of national gratitude to an amount hitherto
unprecedented: and that the pledge given by this Committee, in
the Report of their Proceedings, will affuredly be fulfilled," that
" the Seaman, the Soldier, and the Volunteer, may confidently
6. cilia that thole who were dear to him while living, will, in the
event of his falling in the faired caufe, find frisnds and guardian/
4. in a grateful and generous Country."
The Committee have direded letters to be fent to the Chief
Magiltrate, or Refident Mlnifter, in every Town and City
throughout the Kingdom: but, to fuppiy the inaccuracy of the
lift of their addreffes, adopt this mode of foliciting the influence of
every individual, in promoting the views, and enlarging the ukful-
ncfs, of tbislaudable and benevolent Inftitution.

SUBSCRITTIONS SINCE THE LAST At

Newton and Reve

Lie to 0

WiWain Dalton
A Widow's Mite

10 10 0
O 10 6

kph Ghwen
William Lane
A Friend to the Baal Navy
Robert An fted and Prickett
Thomas Breeds
Trevor Whelcr

.5 S o
to 3 0
a o
105 0 0
5 5 0
5 5 0

Thomas C.llefpy
John Graves
Nathaniel Wright
Robert Holford

10 10 0
$ 0 0
I 0 10 0
20 0 0

10 10 0
10 10 0
S 0 •
10 10 0

George Curling
Robert Kinglton
James Galloway - -
John Dobbs, Bermbnclfey - -
Subfeription of the int: abitants of Haßings, and its
Neighbourhood.at a Public Dinner at the Crown Inn 83 2 6
Profit of a Public Ball, Swan lnn, Hafting. 69 7 61
Hailing' Volunteers, Captain Shorter's Company , a 0 1
Captain Afhburnhanis Company - 8 ss o
Captain Richard Grindall, his MaJelly's Ihip Prince In so •
Lieut. Abel Ferris, ditto . 5 S 0
George Stephen - - S 5 0
Vlames Dick, Rochefter - - S S 0
illiam Henry Pigon - - 20 o o
1;, P. - - - 55 0
rnes Lee - . 2 2 0
ell-on and Adam •• - 10 an 0
Edward Manclark - - s s 0
Earl of Courtown - - 50 0 0
The Servants of Meffra. Blunt and Morat, Little Car-
ter lane, St. Paul's- -
William Hayward - •
renes Afperne, Corr.hill -
ry Starry, Bermoncifcy-fquare -
Voluntary Subfcription of the Laudable Society United
Clerks. Mark•lane - - 50 so 0
George lirlford,Efq. Bolton-greet - so o 0
Rundle Wilbraham, E fq. - sa ao 0
Charles Peufuld, Efq. .
. 20 o o
S RW. - - - 20 10 o

I 1 0
1 1 •
1 S •
1 1 0

Lord De Dunttanville
John Henry Cazeuove
Thomas Pilgrim
Charles Battye

SI 0 0
50 0 0
*0 tO 0
10 10 0

Drewry Ottley
Richard Parkes and Co.
Wm.'rerrington

10 0 0
10 0 0
5 5 0

Thomas Ed;iard Frecman

10 0 0

The Rev. James Long Hutton
Receipts of a Benefit Concert in Oxford, by Sir Digby
Mackworth, Bart. . - tog 4 6
Henry Hare Townfend, Efq at 0 o
-
Henry W.odthorpe - to to 0
The Officers, Non Commiffioned Officers, Drummers,
and Privates, of the Bury St. Edmund's Light In-
fantry Volunteers, commanded by J. Benjaficki,Efq.
one day's pay 6 12 9
Ewan Law, Efq . - 10 10 0
Philip Wyntll Mayow, Efq - i .5 0
.
J. Treedmarry - I 1 e
Cox, Heifeb, and Co. • 10 TO 0
Remittance from Hull - - 30 0 0
F. S. - - 3 o so •

10 10 0

George Wolff, Efq
Samuel Parker

I 0 10 0
IO 10 0

Captain John Hunter, R• N. -
A Private in the 3d Regiment of Loyal London Po.
lunteers
John Elgar -
John Shelton • .
6. M. for- Devaynes and Co. -
Nathaniel Harden . -
Jeremiah Dyfon, Ffq
Francis Walton - -
Rev. H. B. Harrifon

10 10 0

o lo 6
1 1 o
1 1 o
ss o o
st o 0
10 10 0
2 2 0
5 3 0

William Lewis, Efq . - Jos o o
John French, Efq - 5 S o
David Woodmetton 30 (0 0
. .
Mill Woodmcftou • z 0 to 0
Grant, Burbey, and Co. Bankers, Portfmouth zco o o
Theatre at Burton upon Trent, by Charles Stanton,

- - _
Efq. Manager
John Elliott, Wildarnefs Row
Vincent Francis Rival

IS 5 o
10 10 o
5 5 0
S S 0
5 5 o
5 5 o
o
o o
to zo 0
5 5 o
so 10 0
zo so 0
5 5 0
10 10 o

Rev. Weedon Butler
Thomas and Henry Gait&cil, 2d Subfeription
Challis Mackley, kfq -
N. rtatsford - -
A. Z. of Maiditone -
Edward Parry, Efq
Captain Sir James Lind, R.N. -
Infeph and Edvrard Aldriige -
}Award Smith - -
John Moultrie, Efq. of Afton -
George Cowie, Finibury-fqoare
Receipts of one Night's Performance at Town Mai-
ling Theatre, by the Manager, Thomas Trotter,
Efq - -
Thomas Owen - -
John Woodward - -
AL:mica! Rainier - -
John Rainier -
Captain Mastin Hinton .
The Rev. Thomas Welters -
His Grace the Duke of Q,Licenfberry, the 2d fubfcrip-
tion woo 0 0
The Rev. Wm &eines, the Minifter, and Pariihioners
of the punk of Showier, Kent - 20 2 0
Captain Charles Cunningham, Royal Navy 5 5 0
Subferipti,n Books are open, and Subferiptions received at the
par or Lloyd'. Cuate Houfe,m4 by all the Par.k,rs in Town aid
Cuuntry. J. P. WI SFURD, SintctarT.

29 13 6
10 10 0
5 5 0
10 10 0
2 2 0
5 5 0
10 0 0