Star.
London, England, 1816-09-06 00:00:00

J. H. a remainder - - -
Subscriptions from the Island of Dominica, per B.
Lucas, Eq. President, viz.
B. Lucas, President • - ~ClO 10 0
John Gordon • - 5 5 0
W. Anderson • - 3 3 0
Balthazar Bland 1 6 3
Pascal Laudar - • 0 5 0--20 9 3
I'arieb of Hedington Wilts, per Mr. James Pepler 310 0
Balance of Subscriptions from Manchester and Sal-
ford, remitted by Wm. For, Esq. Treasurer
A. R. - - - - -
Parish of Ilanfihangel, near Aberystwitb, Cardigan,
by the Rev. Lewis Evans . 2 7 0
Parish of Bromfield, Asinp, per Rev. Henry Martin 11 7 0
Four Days' Pay of the Offices. and two Days' Pay
of the Noti•commissimied Officers and Private
Soldiers of his Majesty's ifOls Regiment, at Cey-
lon, remitted by W. H. Rainslord, Lieutettant-
Colonel and Colonel Commandant -
Subscriptions from Egham, remitted by •
C. C. Wetton, Esq. • .Ell 14 0
Deduct Expenses* - _ • _ • 1 4 0-40 10 0
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499 14 0
46 4 U

'ft 00

1200 0 0.

;Itird Remittance from Edinburgh, on account, *-
nutted by Robert Johnston, Esq. Treas.irey
Second remittance from the County of .%yr,on ac-
count, remitted by Hugh Hamilton, E•q.
Balance of :subscriptions trout the County of Salop,
remitted by Thomas Loetiale, Esq, 4• 9' 5

130 0 0

At Messrs Han►menlrys
Subscriptions at 'Frinidad, X 3•273, remitted on am.
count by John Thomas Bigge, Esq. Chairman 1700 0 0
Subsetiptions from Senegal, remitted by Thomas
•
Breretun, Lieut. Col. !loyal African Corps, ,rz.
African Corps at Ontee and Senegal £4O 10 4
Four Companies at Signal GI 2 2
Three ditto at Goree.and Ganibla 51 a 11

-15 T 1 5

All Communications per Poat are to be directed—" Waterloo
Subscription ;" and are to be put under Cover, directed " Francis
Freebrg, E•q. Lontinn." J. P. WELSFORD, Sec.

CALEDONIAN ALYLUMforSUPPORTING
and EDUCATING the CHILDREN of SOLDIERS,
SAILORS, and MARINES, NA. FIVES of SCO ri.AND, and
ot. INDIC EN 1 SCO I'Cii PAREN rs, resident in Lonsloa, ant
entitled to Parothial Re it f.
The following is pat; of a List of a Subscription opened at
liond.ay t
Wm. T. Money, gsq. .R 32 10 John Morrison, Esq. 21 0
John Stewatt, Esq. 52 10 Jokn Romer, Esq. 21 0
Lt. Col. Wm. Str :th 52 10 Jame. Sutherlar.d, Esq. 21 0
J. H. Stephenson, EN. $1 0 John Eas on, Esq. 10 in
It Geo. Madden, Esq. •21 0 The slurr Forbes. Esq. *26 5
D. Cht:stie, Esq 21 0 Captain John G;atit 10 10
GitVonColquhoun, Esq. 21 0 M:!j:.r FAiteart Baker '26 5
/I. 6 hawk. k.a.q. • .in 0 Irtrorsi Irots,i.!ei Esq. 81 G
IP. C. 11..ird, It.q. 26 5 Jll,ll 4;il.ler, E.g. 21 0
J. G. Rutinii.gmn, Esq. '.l 0 Lt. Col. Culin 1. M.lnei 21 0
E. E. Stepnetison, Esq. 21 0 .... (10 Ile cltitomed )
bum Leckie, Esq. Si; U Subscr.p lot:. at P.runah and
O. Woo lhonse, Esq. 26 .5 Senor-.
Captatti L Rusisli 20 5 Ihe Hon. Mr. Dylan-
Wm. Kennedy, ,Esq. Si 0 stone 52 10
•Thotti.pe Al:port, Esq. 26 .5 Major Cleland 10 le
W. Asliburnet, Esq. 26 b .Colonel Lionel iglith 21 0
T. Morley, Esq. 10 10 Captain H covey 10 10
Pt:smiles Liontanjee 21 • Captain Isliqee 10 10
llomatjee Homaujee 111 0 Lieutenant Ftsllanon,
domanjee Hormanjee 10 IV Madras Cavalry •5 • 5
Eustontjee7tiomarjee 10 10 Lieut. Col. LeigToon 21 0
.Lei:sjee lihickaju, bons, John Mijne, M.D. • 116 5
and Co. 5 5 Captain Taylor 10 10
Snratiee Cawosit.e Palen 10 10 Lie,gtenant Burns 10 10
Nemeltund Animism:id 10 101 Lieut. GA. Knight 6 5
CushalcUund Nemcbund 5 5 Lieut. Wm Ogilvie 5 5
Fratujee Nassersaujec 5 5 Captain John zinntlgrass 10 10
It lioiccajte 10 10 Major A Campbell 81 0
Luckmachund Poonuar 8 8 Lie4,t Roht. Campb:ll,
Vtrzla:t tiornlafite 6 6 9th It ego ment •10 10
Frantjte COWa-1 .e th 0 I.ieut. A. Anderson, do. 10 JO
Cursojee iota lubangeer Lieut J. Keith, lth reet. 5 5
Ard.u.,terr 5 ' 5 (10 br cmitinut 4 )
catc.:.ain Asouna.oS4e, J GALT, Sec.
"•—•-•A Garden C4robrp,

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Sipt. 81.

SAUCE,
1 COCKS. the Inventor and Proprietor of this
. much esteemed Artiele, begs most respectfully to caution
the Nobility, Gentry, and Ate Public, against the daily frauds and
impositions practised by many London Oilmen and Fish Sauce
Venders, to deceive and deprive them of
THE C;ENUINE READING SAUCE.
None are genuine but those which have the corks sealed pith
the impression, " J. Cocks, Reading ;" and also the following de-
scription of the Sauce on an oranseecolostred l.a , " Reaoltoo
SA volt, for
Pub, euriehlog Gri.vies, ate.; prepared and said whole-
sale and ret by J. Corks, Reading" I his Sauce is generally
;pod It table with all sorts of Fish, in preference to all other
Fish Sauces,' and is "teemed peculiarly delicious with Game;
Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat.
A Coition ea white paper, on the other side of the bottle, re-
cords two Verdicts (in tea than twelve months), against two
London Oilmen, for telling a *parlous sauce, as and for the ge-
nuine Reading Sauce, prepared by J. Copts t one
FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with lull Costs;
The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES,
Whiz fell Costs ; before the LOAID CE.S.I BARON and SPICIAL
itINUS, in tbe Loodok. It is presumed that no Sauce
ever met with such general approbation and extensive walts, it is
patronised tod,reconimanded by,most of the first Families in do
*Wisdom.
It is restated in London by 130 of the meat respectable Oilsnen
and Fish Sauce Vepdere; in Bath by 30; and by pas or more ja
most Cities and Market 'awns in the United Kingdom.
N.B. 1. Coco begs garticularly to caution Famihes against
Messrs. Mackay and Co. Oilmen, Pteeaddly ; Mr. Purkis, Oil-
man, No.lo, Chancery-lane; gad Mom. Bane Valk% fi, Hay.
market; as be does nen 'apply *Mr ut *see HAWN iriSb his
. felpidth Roadie) foam