Star.
London, England, 1811-05-28 00:00:00

RELIE:F OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN Fli AN CE.

Amount fecetve,l -
Worihipital Company of Croccrs
E. B. L.

442,578 14 0
4. 100 0 0
1 0 0

Parish of Beirut, Surrey, per the Rev. Wm. Haggite,
Rector - - 7 0 0
Grinstead, Colchester, per Rev. Chas. Hewitt, Rector 11 0 0
Sr. Giles Ditto, per ditto - - 14 1 6
Metbodist Chapel, Portmouth, per Rev. J. Barker 14 0 0
Engsleton, Cumberland, per Rev. L. Dodgson 3 4 6
Parish of Trowley, Kent, by General Harris 15 10 6
Nantwich Church, trap knitted per Messrs. Hewett and
Co. zlaritwich Old Bank - - 29 2 10
Transmitted per the Rev. James Andrew, and Wm. Longhorn,
Church-warden of Whitby :
The Town of Whitby -
Whitby Church - - -
Methodist Chapel, Whitby -
-
Middleton Church, near Pickering, Whirl/ -
Transinkted per Sheath and Co. SpUsby :
Steeping Parish, per Rev. S. Parker - 0 10 4
Joynton Parish, per ditto • 1 2 11
Friskreey ditto, per Rev. T. Booth • 1 15 6
Waindeet-Alli-Saints,Thorpein . • 711 •
Waintiset, per Rev. P. Balmer . & 3• 9 •
Stirkney and Stickforth, per Rev. Robert Lollorti $ 10 11
Transmitted per Messrs. Criekett, Bacon, and C.V. Ipswich:
1 Parish of St. Clement, Ipswich, Suffolk, per Rev. B. W.
, 'l'unney - . - 42 10 0
' Parish of St. Helen, ditto, ditto - - 4 5 0

85 9 0
19 3 4
8 8 6
3 7 9

Holbrook Church, per Mr. J. Cross, Church -warden SlO 0
Parishes of Mickfield and Wensten, per Rev.M.Simpson 9 16 6
The Rev. C. M. Hrynes 1 1 0
Subscriptions transmitted by Messrs. Oakes and Co.
Bury St. Edmund's
_ _

Baratvell, Suffolk"
Badvvellaah, ditto

- 2 16 6
- S 4 0
19 6 0
10 6 6
. 2 15 0
1 S 0

Stowntarket, ditto, by J. E. Run, Esq. -
Great Barton, ditto, by Rev. J.C. Cruttenden
Taatock, ditto, by Rev. James Oakes
Sapiston, ditto, by Wm. Austin, Churchwarden
Thurston, ditto, by Rev.. C. Tyrell and Mr. Chandler,
the Churchwarden - - - 7 13 0
Parishes of Hawkeden, Rede and Shadishall, Suffolk,
by Rev. Wm.• Gilly - - 88 0
Parishes of Farnham, All Saints and Westby, ditto, by
Rev. Mr. Gould - - - 6 IS 0
Subscription by the Officers, and one day's pay of the
Non-commks:oned Officers and Privates of the
Hundred of Blackbourn Brigade of Volunteer In-
fantry, Suffolk - - - - 18 11 6
Mr. Lawton, of Bury St. Edmund's - • a it 0
1110 hIAS FERGUSON, Secretary.
No. S, George-yard, Lombard-street.

crrY OF LONDON TAVERN.
FUND FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE
SUFFERERS DURING THE FRENCH INVASION.
JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Chairman.
Amount of Subscriptions advertised . £47,458 9 0
Subscriptions since received :
Mr. Edw. Warner, jun. 40 10 Mis; Bevan 1 1
Mr. H. B. Engstrom •10 10 Miss Juliana Bevan 1 1
Sir T. Baring, Bart. 100 0 Capt. Daniel, (R. N.)l 2 2
C. M. , - 20 0 A Country Clergyman 1 0
Branipton Gnedon DU- Andrew Tweedale 1 1
lingliani, Esq. 5 5 Andrew Tweedale, jun. 1 1
Rougement andßehrends 50 0 Mackenzie and Roper 26 5
Richard and Thomas John Aatrobus, Esq.
bleave . 100 0 Chew; Surrey
J. Charrington and Co. 52 10 Felix and Geo. Clay
Miss Middleton 10 10 John March, Esq. II-
Charles Wall, Esq. 50 0 verpool • 50 0
Mr. Jos. Sheweil 2 2 Thos. Langston & Co. 100 0
R. T. - 10 0 Stephen Wilson, Esq. 52 10
Clark, Boyd,and French 31 10 , Capt. Noidt,Chivers 10 10
Wilson, Hodgkinson, Mr. John Lewis 1 1
Minshull, and Co. 21 0 Fynmore and Palmer 10 10
Eben. Maitland, Esq. 21 0 D. z 5 0
Henry Cooper and Son, J. Sliver, Tower-street 2 0
Con's Quay 10 10 George Mosyn, Esq. 21 0
Ann Wooding and Son 10 10 Rev. Charles Birch 3 0
Brebner and Co. of Ralph Leycester, Esq. 21 0
Aberdeen • • 5 5 M. H. - . 10 10
Thomas Smith, gsq. 10 0 Henry Ogilvie, Esq. 10 0
Mr. Bennett, Bromley,' . Charrington, Cloves,
Kent - 3 0 and Co. 10 10
Usbornes, Beeson, Ro- • Mrs. A. H. Eyre 5 5
berts, and Codnant 105 0 Lang, Chaunty, and
John Hodges and EOll .21 0 Lucas - 50 0
Mr. David Walters 31 10 James Whatman, Esq. 21 0
T. M. at Barclay and A. I. Costa and Co. Li-
Co.'s . 3 3 verpool, per Richard
Mrs. Welford, Old Power and Cs. 100 0
Castle. -- 2 2 Abbott and Lindsay 20 0
Smith, Harrington, and Holland, WaisteU, and
Smith - 100 0 Co. - 10 10
Major Joao Relnaldo I. B. Bosanquet, Esq. 5 5
Baron de ICeronale,• • Daly and Kipling 10 10
in the Service of Poe- George Churchill 1 1
tugal • 5 0 Henry Campion, Esq. 20 0
E. and S. Poynder 10 10 B. Bullock, Esq. 10 0
Worshipful Company Mrs.Roberts,East Berg-
of Carpenters, per bolt - 10 10
the Hands of Mr. P. M. Patterson, Esq. 10 10
J. Spencer, Master 21 0 Widen, Sampayo, and
John Lencock. Esq. 20
_0 Co. .
Dan. Callaghan and Co. Rev. H. N. Astlry, by
Cove, Cork 50 0 Messrs. Gurneysand
Rev. Richard Wilkes, Co. Fakenham
Euville, Staffordshire 5 5 Mrs. Sherlock, Orms-
James Marshall, Esq. kirk, Lancashire
Bridgenortk 1 1 Mr. E. Sqtdre
Rev. Richard Raikes, J. Wiles, Esq. Hun-
of Gloucester 5 5 gerford Park
Mr. Brewster 5 0 Mrs. Eliz.Taylor,Brick
I Edward Milward, Esq. 10 10 Farm, Mortlake
Edward Milward, jun. Mr. R. Till
Esq. - 10 10 Sir W. Blizard, Devon.
I A few Friends at the shire-square
Inn, Rye 7 11 Rev. Sir Abm. Elton,
Itarore-t, Cleveland
Court, Somerset-
shire -
Beckwith Smith, Esq.
per Jones, Lloyd,
and Co.
Hon. Mr. Justice Bay-
ley 5 5
Edw. Protherae, Esq. 50 0
Mr. Win.Learock, Cle-
ment's him 52 10
Mr. Thomas Gildart 10 10
Sir James sibbald, Bart. 20 0
Castendick and Holtz 10 10
David Gordon Esq. Ist 10
John Biddulph. Esq. 10 10
John Timm, Esq. 50 0

S 0
21 0

50 0

George

S 0

2 0
5 5

S 5

5 5
2 0

5 5

John Turner and Son,
Liverpool 31 10
Mr. George Robinson 5 0
Mr. Thoe. George, Bath 1 0
Mrs. Hopson, Cannon,
Frome - 2 0
Felix Calvert, Esq. and
Co. - 100 0
Major Rohr. Marital 5 5
Mr. John Mackie 10 10
Gardner Stonehouse,&
Nochells 31 10
G. and W. Soltau & Co. 25 0
J. G. - 10 0
Mrs. M. H. 5 0
G. 0 oodwin ,Esq. stud-
bum Lodge, Harts 10 0
Mrs. Walton 2 2
Further Subscriptions will be received at the several Butlers
in the Cities of London and Westminster ; and at the Bar of the
City of Loudon Tavern ; Lloyd's John's, aa4 Tom's Coffee-
houses; and in different ports of the Empire.
N.D. A Meeting of the Committee will be held it this House
every Tuesday, where Subscriptions and information will be
thankfully received.
'1 he Meeting ludd et Wnlis's &emu for promoting the sane
bettcsoket object& sew Pews in Committee st No. 87,ta11-Essil ;
I
where 'their Seems,/' Asir/ attends Meta mie to ave o'clock, 14
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50 0

40 0

MANSION Hieo4., MAW 24, 1811.
THE LADY MAYORESS viewing the v.:trey*
distress of the Inhabitants of P‘trtugal from the *await
cruelty and barbarity of the French Army their rettett• and slikt
sirens of promoting the benevolent &Ancor ions Whidh beveling*
*et on font for their relief, has, in coulunction want Laity Canis,
Mrs. Coombe, Lady Y: ice, and Lady Porring,itindit usidestakea.
to encot.kage and supAintend a LADIES nut: tot
that purpose, the sum raised by which, to be evehiceoy
to providing necessaries far the Women and•Chillikren. the
Latly Mayoress having °bikinis& offered to Mime Skihseriptinus
to be received at the hiataliall House, attendAnce *di he daily
given there from tw,elve to three o'clock. Attetaiint. at tae front
entrant& Ladies ere recommended to limit their iubscriptioa• to
£5, but snakier donations will be acceptable.
By Order, WILLIAM SCOTCHER,
Secretor,- to the General Commtttess..

A T a MEETING ot tbe LOYAL tad INDE.;
I-1. PENDENT LIVERY of LONDON, (who styled t
Declaration of the 11:11 May, law) Odd this day s 4 the Loadolii
Tweed,—
Alderman CHRISTOPHER scam, In the Chair,

Resulted uoardmously, -
That a Petition to the Court of Common Councithe
ately prepared for the Signature of such of the Liverl qf London,
who disapprove of the proceedings of that Assasahty sat the
instant. relative to irantlng the use of the Gull Hall, on the sit
June next, to persons calling themselves the_Oammitfte of the
Friends of Parliamentary Reform; It appearing to this Mectin;„
that the Majority of such Persona we caber LiieryaterAar
Freemen of London. and that such gnat assy be attended dirk
the most serious consequences..
That the Petitions do lay for Signature at the LaadonTsvero,
Riehopsgatastreet ; sad at the Loudon Coffee/house, Ludgatee
bill. until further nodes.
May 23, 1311. RICHARD CLARKS, Secretary.