Star.
London, England, 1803-09-02 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND.

Lloyd's Coffee,houfe, Augaft tS, /30i.
T tI GENERAL MEETitsiG of the Col\lll4ll-
- TEE for managing the ['ATM() EIC FUND, at LLOYD'S
toffee-Haute. held this day, at Nlereh.iut Searnai.'s Cake.
Refolred, Th it the following Ft cf mint inns be printed, and copies
rant to Betijandu Weft, F.fq. Preielent of the Wool Academy.
itli a requelt that he will circulate them in rue:. ,manner as ter
fluil think proper. The Committee entertaining an opinion, that
eke midtances may ....ire it....:ittribution of this Fund 3.1101%,;(1 the
meritnnou. Defenders of their Cunnrry, when a mark of
t ion wh:eh may be tratiimitted to their policrity by the gallant Of-
ficers of our Sailors and Soldiers would hr accepted, althou ;h the
offer ot pecuniary reward may be declined, are defirous of being
prepared with fuch bonourside pledges of the gr.iteful approbation
of the Subferibers to this Fund, at the (am, time, to combine the
ikal and tape of the Anifts of the United Kintilion with the !Ru-
rality which h.,. already been manitefieil, the Committee hereby
refolve tfinffir a reward of 3.3 guineas for the heft defign, so ditto
for the fume!, so ditto fur the third (of a medal, a (Word, or a
waft, all or either of them) filch ilefigne to he font to the Secretary,
fated up, art or before the lit of November neat.
The Committee further unlit, that they may look to the
difitn-
guiified talents of the United Kingdom for appropriate inferiptions,
either in the Latin nr Ilegleh languages; for which purpofe a de-
icripti n of the dcfigns which may be chorea, will be Mkned in
the New/Inapt-re in proper time.
The Committee taking into confidcration the gallant anion per-
formed by three boats detached from his Majesty's Dip the Loire,
and commanded by Lieutenant Temple, Lieutenant Bowen, and
Mr. Prkft, li boarding and tutting out the French brig the VC*.
tens, irons under tbc Battery' of the Me de Has,

Relayed, That Reward:be given to thole who are mentirmeclin
a letter (men Captain Temple, to have diftinguithed themfelvee
and were wounded on the occafion, viz.

401. Mr. M'Guiie, Boadvrain ;
401 John O'Reilly, Private
Marine ;
Sol. Robert Coleman ;

,
2JI. John William;
aol. John Whitaker;
201. A Sailor, name yet on-
known.

Refidved, That when the Committee fh.t l have decided upon
the &lips, which it is hoped Artifts or the United Kingdom will
deliver, they will propore honorary marks of diftinetion to the
Young and gallant OfSteers who conununded the boats on that
Occafion.

Read a Letter from the Lord Blthop of DoanAm, dated from
Auckland Cattle, Auguft 23d, 1)303 :
" At a County Alerting nolden yeiterday at Durhmn, I was r--
qucited to tranfrnit to you the Lift of the Subferibers to the Patri-
otic Fuial from the County of Durham, with their refpedive fums,
amounting to 44 141 tos. fubfcribed; together with the Refolutions
then agreed to, whir% relate to the Fund under your care. The
Meeting was of opinion, that a portion thould be referved from the
General Contribution for the objedts requiring more immediate at-
tention than can be received from you, on account of your diftance
from the metropolis, and the numerous applications you mutt ne-
celfarily have in the moment of difficulty; therefore, the Sub.
furthers are to intimate, whether their Sabferiptions are to be mot-
s:lifted to you for the General Pnrpofes of the Fund ; or whether
they are to be confined to this County ? I need not trouble you
with the local contr;hutions.

"I mutt ohferve,that on account of the money concerns of this
County, at this time, it has been thought expedient that the rub-
fcriptlons to the General purples of the Patriotic Fund &mid be
paid by four monthly initalments, which will be remitted to you
conformably to the Refolutions; and 1 hope, that the Committee
of Managers appointed yellerday, for the Subfaiptiens for the
County of Durham, will have to remit confiderable additions to
the toms already fubfcribed. I am, Gentlemen, with high regard
and titans, Your faithful humble fervent, S. DUNELM."
Refolved, That the following anfwer be returned to the Lord
Xibop of DORIIASI:
MT LORD • 1.1.011 e,, AVM:MT 16, 1803.
lam defired by the Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund,
to acknowledge the receipt of your Lordlbip's Letter, dated the
sad loftiest, and to return their grateful thanks to the Subferibers,
whole names you have been pleated to tranfmit me, for their very
liberal mailman' in aid of the patriotic exertion of this Sub-
(caption, amounting to 41141. mi.
It has been the fubjeet of frequent enquiry, from different places,
whether the refavat inn mentioned by your Lordihip,lhoulti not be
adopted for the benefit of natives or others, refident at a diltanee
from the Metropolis; but the Committee astertained an opinion,
that the apprnpnation will be more cornet and efficient, and par.
ticuLarly las liable to fraud, if the fubferiptions in every part of
the United Kingdom, merged Into the Fond at Lloyd's in the fiat
Inftasce And ft is the intention of the committee to advert to
means of diftributing rewards and relief to thole who may =fide
In diftant places, without fubjeaing the parties to the trouble and
expence of a journey to London, which they have restos to believe,
from pelt experience, will not be difficult.
But I am more particularly (needled by the Committee to coo-
trey to your Lordihip, and to the Sulgetibers, the high kale they
entertain of the diftinguithed public fpirit and zeal of mm, who
extend their liberality beyond the bounds of their prefent conve-
nience, and who manifeit, by that means, an ono:basest to their
Country, and gratitude towards its Defenders, which I truft will
prove a brilliant and recedes!l example. I hive the honour to be,
with great nerd, your Lordildp's troll obedient and molt humble
Savant. FRANCIS BARING, Chairman.
Adjourned to Friday, !Kept. 1803, at t a o'clock precifely.
Letters for the QOM are to be addrefftd to Mr. With
Secretary to the Pablo& Fond Committee, Lloyd's Coffee-
Nog&

-
Ammo &dr:n.4l'6l 20 ,sco . 3 per Cent. Coach.
Moog -140.3.26 i 61.
'Abraham Thorpe C.l a o Thomas Burke
Wm. Davidfon, Ken- Denis Berke
_ -

I I 0
I I 0

Ragtag Chsva Pits too 0 o Henry Instil, H. Pei. - -
1.1/InkoloolitOreofcll.3is o 0 Ragby School 52 to 0
Anonymous, per Jetfe Thru Robertfon Ma-
PhUlips.Tcmple of eager of the Illge-
the Mao 10 0 o tre, Spalding. the
_ _ ..

Roper Sute Destroy entire •Receits of
Roper,Liocolo's Inn s s o one Night's Per-
i:.ohms • ,g, • 0 forename 29 /1 6
Fr.oteis Forteco; The °Seers of tbe
_ _. _ . .

Itaclleigb, Suablk s s • Brigade of Foot
•.B. J.S. . 5 0 o Guardembo [erred
Woo.lolde, of Hotta- In Egypt sos 1 to
molt, nor White- The Serfeants 1 days
kayos • - to: 0 0 pay, the
The Mayor sod Bur- Drumm=

fele ,
s at Notting- vates, one da7's pay,
- 107 o 0 and the Brigade of
Etch Leyeefter, of Foot Guards who
lAncoha's Inn 100 0 0 (caved in Egypt ice f 7
William Tillard 3o o o Wm. Cooke, of Mr-

Ofgood Hanbury tiro o 0 minions, part of
Capt. W. Catlyan to to 0 his Bounty as a Sub-
" Nab. Bortte,Coassty Batt to in the War-
.

of Galway 10 to o wick Militia 3 3 0
W. M. Burke t t • J. T. Change not call-
lona Burka • z 1 0 ed for - • 9 o
M. Basic - 1 1 0 AJcsander Marlow 5 5 0
Win. Poet, Glooccfer• The Triad of the

•
phbett - 52 to o Stump of Frio:stably t t 0
W. and E. Bray so so 0 Cul. Sir R. B. eget!
Thos.flostbebf,ereat Brooke, Bart. Great
Mallkngham 10 so 0 Oakley 31 to 0
Volletlinn at the Pro- Rev. Edw. 'Ashby s 5 0
teems Ditfenting Dean and Chapter of
bleeting-houk,Bat- Canterbury Ito 0 0
tette", after a Ser. John Delly,of Clophlll,
atm by the Rey. Bedfordthire no 0 0
Mr. Hughes 46 tO 0 One day's pay of the
light Hrs. Lord Vif- °Meer% Non-cnin-
taunt Killannity 105 0 0 ntlfanned OfEeers,
R. U. Tesopk,of Roe- and Privates of the

harnpron . sas 0 0
C. Crawford, !lowa.

Eaft Kan Mthda ss 0 5
Meffrs.Keene so 0 o

bury-fguare so so o Um. &sky Foyle, of
D. C Young, Pork: on sos 0 0
of Ms Wetly's Ihip Tbir=ful Corn-
-. _.. . . _ _ _ - - .

. _
Warthomatorksd 3 3 0 patty of Setiacters se 10 o
Tkrce Yonne Ladles Wm. Yotmg MS o o
.as forte of tic • John Odell and Sae tos o o
Ronny at Frisodtkip 3 3 0 George Taunt to 0 0
Rev. Matcyltootas, Thomas Porter (Royal

.
SIMON 1.411. r. &MT it 0 0 EiChallp Keeper 5 1 II 0
The Right co. The- lobo Way St 10 0
ems Steele 100 0 o 'it lrhard Ark wrlght 500 o •
His those the Duke William Philips, G ruf-
. _

4 Linde tos 0 0 venor.place ss to 0
Marko Dify,(Brinsf. Clinks Clown. isod
•let.row, QLarea. Co. WO 0 0
uare) so 0 o W.T.I. to 0 o
SubtenPim* raaeivad by. Dionast and Verb*, at tie Ike el Gbh
Wife. •

To be peremptorily told, pnriliant tool decree of the
L Rea Court of Chancrre, made in a Caufe wherein Thomas
R and other, are Flaito ills, d Mary Prater and others are
Def. ndatits,by Mr.jobn Stephens A netisneer,(the Pinion appointed
by John Simeon, one or the MA. rs of the Paid Court) at the
Rea Lion, at St. Coilin) Major, in the County of Cornwall, on
Ft :day, the lath day of September neat, at One o'Clock in the Af-
tenirem, in Four Lots, the Freehold Menotti', Farms, and Lands
of THOS. PRATER. late of St. Colo nib Major aforefaid, Gent.
deceafed, fitnate in the Pad& of Newlyn, in the raid County, and
now in the occupation of john Lawer and Mary Lawer, under
kart for a term of years, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1804,
and of John Bonythorn. tenant from year t o year —Particulars may
be had gratis of Mcffrs. Price and Browne, No. z, Lincoln's Inn
New-rquare, London ; and of Mr. Francs Paynter, Trekentilng,
St. Columb Major aforefaid.