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London, England, 1811-05-18 00:00:00

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. CITY +ay LoRDON TialtßN.
}'%*l4l3nfr FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUES
. • sl__ ERERS DURING THE FRENCH INVASION
JOHN WHIThIORE, Esq. Chairman.
Amount of Subscriptions advertised . £45,361 4 0
Subscriptions since received :
Wilkinson and Fisher 20 0 Rougernont and Beb.
Leycister, M'Cull, & rendi - 50 0
Cotter, of Corlc 100 0 Rich. & Thos. Neave 100 0
Mr. Thomas Rale' 10 10 kith Charrington& Co. 52 10
R. G. Temple, Eqq. 10 0 Miss Middleton 19 10
Henry Holland, E-q. 5 5 Charles Wall, Esq. 50 0
John Maberley, Esq. .50 0 Mr. Joseph Shewell 2 2 j
Atkinson, Whhers,-and R. T. - 10 0
Co. . - 10 10 Clark, Boyd, & French 91 10
W. S. Rennersley, Esq. 10 10 Wilson, Hodgkinson,
W. H. Oxley, Esq. 5 5 Mindiall, aad Co. 21 0
Jain Campbell, Esq. gben. Maitland, Esq. 21 0
Berners-street 5 5 Henry Cooper and Son,
Colonel Allan 10 10 Cox's Quay 10 0
Rev. Francis Annesley, Ann Wooding and Son • 10 10
Eyton Lodge,North- Brebaer and Co. Aker-
ampronshire 21 0 deep - 5 5
S. H. T. Bishop 5 5 •Mr. Bennett, Bromley,
Flowerdeu, Grilssham, Kent 3 0
and Davidson 10 10 Ushbornes, Benson, Ito-
John liambrough 30 0 berts,and Codnam 105 0
I'. Is. per Down & Co. 10 0 John Hodges and Son 21 0
Whitbread and Co. 105 0 Thomas Smith, Esq. 10 0
Gould and Vereriden 3 3 ' Mr. David Viralters 31 10
Majar-Gcnetal Burr 3 5 'l'. M. at Barclay and
IJ.', O. T. - 2 2 Co.'s -
John Rae, Esq. Ash- Mrs. Welforcl, Old
ford
1 10 0 Castle -
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Mr. Wm. rearm 5 • 0 Smith, Barrington, and
Mrs. H. Burton 5 5 Smith - 190 0
Milli & Heylin, Mon- Major Joao Reinaldo
. tague Close 10 10 , Baron de Keronale,
Joseph Garven, fig. 0 S In the Service of Por-
t Mr. J. Moses,' Lime- tun! . S 0
street .. 1 0' R. and S. Poynder 10 10
Ricii. Woodeson, Esq. $. 0- Worshipful Company
Mr. P. W. Mayon 5 5 of Carpenters, per
Geo. Clenney, Esq. 1' 1 the Hands of Mr.
John Popple, Esq. 5 0 J. Spencer, Master'
Mr. Robert Cooper 10 10 Received by Rev. W.
John Ormerod & Sons 60 0 Lancaster, Parish of

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Worshipful Company River, near Dover
of Salters 52 'lo' &am. Randall and Son,.
James Renat Sints,Eaq." 5 b' aaneery.lane" 10 10
Mr. Thomas Esime 10'10 "Hirrisou add Ellis 10 0
Mr. Thos. C. Warner 10 10. FA«. Kemble and Son 15 15
Mr. Edw. Warner, jun: 10 10 J. Coward, Bank of
Mr. H. B. Engstrom 10.10 England
Sir T. Baring, Bart. 100 0 Holmes,' EndenbOrough
C. M. 20 0 and Co. - 25 0
dirampton Gnedon DU- John Cock and J. P.
liogharn, Esq. S 5 Crowder 10 0
Further Subscriptions Will be received at the several Bankers
in the Cities of London and Weittninuer ; and at the Bar of the
City of London Tavern ; Lloyd's, John's, and Tom's Coffee,
houses" and in the different parts of the Empire.
N. 8.3 A Messing of the Committee will he held at this Horse
every Tuesday, where Subscriptions and information soiti be
thankfully received.
The Meeting; held at Willis', Rooms for promoting the•same
benevolehtsahject, now meet in Committee at No. 87, Pall.mall;
where their Secretary daily attends from ten to five o'clock, to
restive communications and Subscriptions.
A 'Articular Report of the application of the Fonds will be
hers..fits published. WILLIAM SCOTCHER,Secretary„
AT a MEETING held at the GUILDHALL
on Tuesday, the 12th Of.M4Y. is consider the best mode
of PrOTTOtilig General SUBSCRIPTION In the emir of
BRISTOL for the Relief of the SUFFERERS in PORTUGAL,
The Right Worshipful PHILIP PRO iIiERDE, Esq.
Mayor, in the Chair.
The Chairman having read the Requisition, requesting him to
enieene the present Meeting, the following Resolutfons bn the
motion ofslr Ken RY PIIbTUCKOZ, and seconded by WILLIAM!
Fat rn 144 weto adopted
Resolvedl. Thar the erainple afforded by the Metropolis,
of rendering assistance to the brave and distressed Portuguese,
slat:ring from the eff• is of the late invasion of their country, is
highly 'deserving climiraritio by evert part of the British Empire.
2. That, for promoting such a desirable object, a Subscrip-
tion be immediately opened, which trill • Meeting has no doubt
will. be liberally and generally sopportod•by all classes of their
5. That a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive
iSubecerptions.ln tile City *aid ha 'Neighbourhood, that "they .for-
, !ward kite same to the Committee In London, to be applied by
orro in the same masinsr. and for the same purposes as the Sub-
scriptlons already ieceired.
.4. That the Committee do consist of the Twelve folloiring•

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11 Mayor, . J. L. Mc. Adam, Erg.
Richard Bright. Eq. Samuel Birch. Esq.
. Colonel tingh Baillie, Thomas Hellicar, Esq.
S. Harfora, jun.: Etg. sir H. Protheroe,
Dr. New, Jahn Barrow, Es g.
W. B. Elvvitt, Esq. Henry Davis, Esg.
.5. 'lkat Books be left at the ifferent and Coffee-houses
for receiving Subscriptions.
6. That these Resolutions, and a list of the Suliscliptiohs now
entered into be publithed.in the sT4it, Courier, Globe, Morning
;post and Morning Chronicle, and in the Glocester, Bath, Cam-
brian, and Sherbotast Papers, and as often in the Papers of this
City as the c.opstraittpi may deem requisite.
7. The, Mayor having left the Chair, which was taken by Sir
Henry Protheice, upon the motion of John S. Herford, jun. Esq.
monde!' by 'Henry Davis,
Ile Thanks of this Meeting were peanimously voted to the
;Mayor, for his able and patriotic-conduct in the Chair, in this
general cause of humanity.—Bristel, 1111ay 14, 1811.

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HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FlSti, CAW, STEAKS, &c.
'THE great and extraordinary demand for the
above universally admired SAUCE, still inducing several
.Shopkeepers to vend spurious Articles, the Nobility and Gentry
'are respectfully inhirmed, none can possibly be ginuine, unless
prepared at LAZKNDY's Warehouse, No. 6, EDWARD•STIt ELT,
PourstawiderAta, London; and, by appointment, is sold at
one or two shops I*.estry town in the United Kingemo, sails
bottle having Mr. Harvey's signature on the label.
•.• E, L. begs to rhos amend the F-ssence'of Anchovies, now
brought to tbe greatest perfaetloo,Whieh, with a varietyof eiel
Sauces and Pieties, stray by bad s,s taus of el *yes, fur LIMO),
use and espurtadtuo . _

.Tho Rev. Mr. BARCLAT'sPATENT ANTIBILIOUS
IT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Boor**, !
, A Author of the Domestic Medicine, that Complaints of the Sty-
mach and Dowels are the prevailing malady of this country; which
lay tie foundation of the more fornsidable and fatal diseases
I.
—that the person who could discover for the relief and cure a
Safe and infallible remedy, would perform a most important see-
Tiger to society, That discovery has nuw been trade iu the Patent
Aptibiliusis Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale
of which, and the-high estimation in which they are deservedly
held, has considerably lessened the number of these cemphilnis;
and bids fair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely erodl-
gating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they
act powerfully and specihcaUy on the Bile, and thus remove the
numerous disorders connected with it, sickHead-achs,Flatulence,
I liver Complaints, Jaundice, Nervous Disorders from Indigestion,
c. They are the most valuable faMily medicine hitherto offere
to the Public, and the Proprietor is inpported by the most respec-
table evidence of the first characters of the Vobility and others,
that they have never been administered to any person witlunit giv-
ing certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a cure.
Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternneter-row ; and by most 11edicino Venders ill
Way' TOW% in beau at b. Q. Oak