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Members of every. civilized State is of Gop s Appointment, | 


1 fupps e will not be. denied. Such in Oeger i peer, | 
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upon s political Account, becauſe, 1 without Sphordination, . her, 
| can be go government; and if there be. no difference of Stations and 
Circumſtances, there will be no Subordi, 
vpon a religious Account, be. auſe, here hege Trial, — 55 
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Hop! s wiſe Providence, we: ſhall find that, it; is cet mychenery | 
Man's Intereſt, as it is his Duty, to do good to thoſe who are 
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Cee tbe Maker if them 4 And that the Inquiry Will then 
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every male Child of the Uraelites. This compaſſionate bände, 
regardleſs of the national Prejudice of her Countrymen againſt 
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treſs, excited 4 her Cornpattion.—That Tenderneſay which Natur 55 
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Hationed here upon Earth, as his Miniſters and Repreſentatives, 
whoſe Duty it. is neither idly to waſte, 10 or fraugule; ty. 


” ritiouſly,to appropriate t to fn e thoſe Means of doing good 
0 hi ch they only hold; in Truſt, for the Benefit of thoſe w e | 
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| Dictate of Nature, the Maxims of ſound Policy, and the Pr 
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of our H Ho eh Religion; it romplg for me to ſhex that the, O 


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Ale. upon {1 the e Principles, ahoye ſtated; 4 and, in, that Caſe, your, 


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Humanity ; your Patriotiſm; your Zeal for the Honour of God; 
will ſupply the Want of. Powers of Perſuaſian in me, pod yur 


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Liberal. on this occaſion will! teſtify fy that He Boerne of each - 


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one" 5 15 W. is! & proportioned to e Powers of his Hand to 2 


oog! 911 $435 x2 


£5 4 Y 722 4 * * 1 424 nes yo "917 4 


Gy ven Humdiily wars has jou to Ba wh 5 1 6 
* 144 16150 


becauſe Nature has 1 im planted i in our Breaſts ſuch * a Sympath y 


: Cer [Gutſelves, and 25 'of the fame Species, "tos cahnot 
ſee their Diſtreſs without feeling fome perſona n Une: sel, w Hol 
or Courſe we'with to relieve, as well for our owh Sales, aß the 
| N ie of woe pot Suffers % O e 207. e Ibn 1 10 e 0 

N 1690919143 . i ice, (fans erate dal aal 
Vpon'this Gtound, ler 8 al toany one preſent, who hay 
en an Eye. Witnefs to the itte stsden of thoſe who 1 noy 5 
| bags the preſent Situati on or thoke, 6 wh hom we wi wiſh, fe i 1 he | 
Partakers of the Benefits of this Charity. Kei fuch fa . whether, 
when he ſaw AN uUmber of 1 friendleſs unpfot tected Outealls, 20 

0 titute, not t only of the Comforts, but the Neceſſaries of, . 

me unpleaſant Senſatibns did not ai "in" his Mind!. — 
Wheiher us did not; at caſt er a With k to, beer i em, ad 
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ontributs to the Giving" of their” Bodie ies, and uh civlizing of 


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It is the more Tee if theſe 1 were not the Didates ot 1 5 ; 
Nature ojthis Oceaſioi ecauſe it is what Nature e dictates, id : : 


Occaſions fomewhat 4 tho infnitely kfs mômentoub.— 


Owner, it generally happens that ſomebody takes Pollefion f 
and maintains it, on à Preſumption, that its fütüre Services wif 


repay the Rkpenee f its preſent Maintenance. fo What! bender I oy | 


ſay then Is a deſerted Bunian' Creature the only Animal under 
theſe” Circumſtances; chat is Judged not tlikely by eit ers 
vices to repay the TN and | Experice' of e i f- 
ann it? e | i | 

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1 Inet the P W Sd 45 e faut Moſes by Phivanbl 


| Daughter,ias/ the ſtrongeſt Proof that could! be alleged of che 
Propenſity of Nature to ſuccour the Helpleſs. This Pröpenifſt 


in her Caſe, was oppoſed by ſeveral weiglty poligcat blo 85 
tongly upon 


by 


tions; and if the Tenderneſs of Nature operated fo 
a Female of any other Nation, and in 4fiy-othe! Age, as to make 
her forego all theſe Conſiderations, when a belplelt Ob ect claimed 


her an — f, bis Ny; has every Thing to hope from 


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ſgmeſtic Animal ef any Kind ſtrays ae Tt! its "ag : 


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Females of this Nation, and this Age; more ef 


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political Conſiderations, and the good of their Country coincide 


244191 12 51 


with, and enforce upon this Occaſion, their natural ne to 
act of Benevolence and farm df 


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? digence, N Viſdom and/Pruc ence, muſt, I think e approve the pre-. 


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ent Inſtitution : which puts it in, every one's Power, by con- 
tributing omewhat to the general Stock for the Relief of many, : 
to ſuit their Charity to their Circumftances and: Abilities. 
Whereas, whatever Compaſſion. an Individual may feel towards 
an Individual, it is in the Power of very few, comparatively | 


ſpeaking, to render effectual Services, whom: e too Os 
a * * and Purthen upon themſeres...; 4 oil eget by any 


7 The Names and Characters of thoſe Gn who ſo wiſely 
| planned;-who ſo.yenerouſly ſupport, and who ſo ably and pru- 
ently conduct the Buſineſs of this Inſtitution, are the beſt Pro ofs 
an bring of its being founded on Prineiples of the trueſt 
Let me not be underſtood toule they WO mae 


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renee, with reſpect, lil to the. Externals, of Religion, or 
the Politics of the Day, exerts itſelf in an active Zeal, for prov 
moting the good of the Community at large; by forwarding every 
2 Undertaking, that tends to the Honour of Gop, and the good of 
the Nation; Fa: by reforming che Morals of the People and by 
enforcing a dutiful Allegianee to our Sovereign, and a. Submiſſion 
to the Laws of that excellent Conſtitution, ande 0 18008 
happineſs to Mer hk bras hos vl rl Jad 1 be 


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The 5 are bg fe 4 F Riches of a8 e _ 

End. propoſed: to be anſwered by this Inſtitution, is 40 armee to. 

the State, the s Services of many, which would otherwiſe, be 
loſt; and to render thoſe uſeful, Subjects, who would; otherwiſe. 
be a B urthen, and probably a Diſgrace to the Community. 

view this Vndertaking ; in. the. loweſt Lisht, in e a. - 


m be Ane * an Experiment only. : Let it be grayed 5 5 


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| kind arne 1 e uſed, to, fay ape, 1 5 
and Ruin :—Yet ill, if by. Gop's good ee ge. Hons 


ſome y very few, ſhould, not. only be fed, but vid hren 


be diſtinguiſhed, b by, their Services in D fence; of the Honour 
and Intereſt of their Country the Self-ſatisfaction and honeſt 


Pride which every Contributor to this Charity would feel on : 
| gh; an W would ms 8 Songs, the, fa | 


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Path, would, at beſt have lived and Atv unnoticed.” "Why 


ncht; of Sur Gardens and Fields ure owing to the Indu 8 
1 wette * Culeivat . 


by the Oaltivation they have Bitherto febewed, , "an Encourage- 
—_ to p. 


whey "566th — der ah neck bo ef Honour 
and "Renown, le had they not deen OW” rom the 
Grbund by the menu ge of Ch id led into the'tight 


ſhould it not be ſo? Many of the Delicacies, many of the Orna- 


skill of che Boranit, who colletts from the wild nd ee 
Pls mite Plants, which he deems Eapibll | 


iu DCE OD) ny n ein Chang. bug SOTO £ ee 


And ic net the Imptoven niet lt Ph 


ein ſhefterin ig "them, aud "eoile&ing others who 
poſed to the chilling Blaſts of 
22 f Vice! Have We not 
n to rel, that 'by"putfuttig' the \Prefeiit” M Mode 


al v Outininin, ey may xy ihproved | inte g0d Subjes edt ; ind 


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$3 £3 * * * 9 $3.8 by * 74 | I {7 21. . 3 97 oF COLES EIS 0 5 g \ $0 vo. . f 


"OP thought it 2 due to this Hoimanity, ths n 


-e. tility of this Inſtitution, to * as ſtrongly as 1 
5 could, 


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5 ald. within he Limit of f the Time, which I on 1 
your patience would allow me; the Claim which the Objects of 
this Charity have to your Aſfiſtance, as fellow Creatures and fellow 


Subjects. But leſt Prejudice, or any other Pretext unfayourable . 


to this Undertaking ſhould induce you to withhold your Boun- 5 


ty from them under either of theſe Deſcriptions, 1 recom- 


mend them to your Protection, in another Character, wherein ” 
* 

they have a Claim upon you, which no Pretence can excuſe, no 

; Subterfuge can evade.—As a Miniſter of Chriſt I recommend 


them to you as fellow Chri 1ſtians, born Heirs to. the ſame Promiſe 


of Redemption and Salvation throu h his Merits, with your- 
ſelves.—He has made your Behaviour to the Stranger, the Fa- 


ne the Needy , the Teſt of your Love of him. . : 


him perſonally you can do no Act of Charity ; ; but he has de- 


clared that he will acoept and reward benevolent Actions done 
tothe leaſt and loweſt of our Chriſtian Brethren, as done to him 
ſelf —And therefore, if not for the. Honour of human Nature, 
if not for the good of the Community, yet for the Sake of your 
on Souls, beware how ye withhold good from them to whom 
it is due, when the preſent Occaſion. puts it in the Power, of 


Jour Hands ſo cafily and ſo DOTY to do it, 


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Chamber of Brifel, C52 10 | ; — 11. Ditto of Three Dit, 503 7 


| Society of Merchants, 52 10 It. Caſh paid William 
Richard Burke, Eſq, Helps, by Order of 
Recorder of the City 5 | the Committee, 200 © © 
of Briſtol, . 52 10 | . 3 Fol Five India 5 
Dean and Chapter of | | onde, - i lt 
Brill, 55 „10 10 6. Caſh paid William" | . 
Wil iam Turner, Eſq · a e 4 : Hel 8, by Order | : 
of Belmanj, - ws S Þ ' of the Committee, 300 0 © 
Rowles Seudanore, 5 Ditto Balance of his eb 
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We Eſq. Pdayor, En Doi We M. B. The Five India Bonds above-men- 
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Right Worihipful Inn I Treaſurer, for the Benefit of the So- 
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LEPAIR 5, And Aero Nen School |. = a them, 


at Stapleton, to zender the ſame | J . d. 
b fit DS tion fr hen „ 244213 9 
FURNITURE. 27 i DE Bucs, Blankets, 1 1 | 
; Sheets, .&c, complete _ - 76 8 6 i $44 
Kitchen Utenfils „„ "Fo HS 8 
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Tue ee > - 8 


Com! Scilla x5, Ac. 1 548 15 755 - 5 
TOTAL oF Ara I AND FURNITUR 


which will hereafter. 65 1 05 
| but à ſmall Charge upon t 07 0 8 | 
trip nies th 5 0 5 „ 5 
s hou rea 2 {rn — 148 16 
CLOATHING, Por Boys in the Hay ſe: which. A BY ;oU 1 ing . 
v1: ory ofed by aka Mont gy e 
5 . e of Boys till worn o e 


; | | 2 Nod Bled? Keg dis. f u 4 -: 00 161% 


Nail gad 3 


And Scarlet Cloth © - {| 2 747 


2 Ready-made Jackets, Breech- „„ 
es, a and 1 1 Shirt 6 4.5 3 1 of þ . | 
23 Pieces Check for Shi 1 
1 Yards Ruſſig Dia . | 

Breeches To 
1 — 105 Ells of Hempes 8 27 and 
| Conroe 10 100 h 
| air Stockin 1 © yo þ 
| E teh Ca ys 5 F ut 
67 Woiſted . 1 
68 Pair Shoes l es il # 


99 Handketchiels_ - -. .2> 8 j 
W (4 05 Horn Buttons 3 he $04 8 | i 
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Mr. J. B. Becket, 1 
Mr. John Broughtons, 
Mr. Richard Birch, 
Mr. Daniel. Burgeſs, . 
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Mr. John Paine Berjew, 


Mr. Thomas Booth, 


Rev. Mr. Slade Baker, 


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Mr. James Barlow, EY = Ly 1 


Mr. Timothy Browne, 


Mr. Iſaac Bence, 
William Batterſby, ; ay 2 2 2 | 
Edward Brice, Eſq. Alder- . 
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Mr. Thomas Coulſon — 2 2 5 r. William Edwards, — 
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Mr. Thomas Crawford, n wo h Abiahies Ts Eſq — 1 1 
Rev. Dr. John Camplin, — 1 1 | . 114 pA MO 
Mr. Henry Cooke, 0 454 © roll Io nocd 
Mr. Robert Caſtle, — 2 2 . Richard Fydelt; „Es: % 4 | 
r. Lancelot Cowper, / 4m | William Fry, June; rg . 5 
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MX. James Daltets,, — 2 2 | Mr. Peter Fry, Hr, my! 15 
M- Edward Daniel, Nr — 5 45 | Mr. Patrick Forehan, —1 1 
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Mr. John Davies, | Mr, Richard George, | 22 2 
Mr. Henry Durbin, : MI. Samuel Gomond, ; — 2 i 2 | 
Mr, William Dyer, 1 | Mr, John Grefley, — 2 2 


George Daubeny, Eſq. 1 
Mrs. Dyer, 1 Schewe Groſſett, fa. "im „ 
Mr. 1 Due, I” Mr. George Gibbs, — 6 ol 
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"Tfaac Elton, Eſq. 222 | . John Gore, Eſq. | 3 — 2 . 
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Mr. John Hawkins, I .—2 2 
Mr. Robert Hall, + O 9 — 2 2 
Mr. Joſeph Hall, 1 — 2 10 
Mr Thomas at eL 2 2 
john Scandret Harford, Efq. Vs TY 2 
Charles Edward Harford, Ele. 2 TY 


James Harvey, Eſq. e + 
Mr, Daniel Hague, — I 1 
Mr. John Hughes, — 1 1 

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Mr, James Martin, Hilboufe,. 4 4 
Mr. Richard Hill, — 11! 


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Mr. Joſeph Hawkeſwell, — 2 2 
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Edward Harford, 1. 1535 —2 1 
Henry Hobhouſe, Eſq · 2 2 

Mz, Truman Harfordy, eee, 2 

Joſeph Harford, Eſq. — 2 4K 

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Jeremiah Hill, Eſq. u 2 20 

Mr. William Hipfey, , omg ts HE: 


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James Hill, Eſq. 4 it ant 
Thomas 'Harris, Eſ, F \ 

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| Mr. William Peter Lunell, A 
| Mr. John Robert Lucas, 1 1 
| Dr, Abraham Ll Fee IL Le | A 
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Mr. Robert Lewis; mart] — NN 14717 
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James 3 "Ele : 5 7 


Mr. Matthew Meaſe, 15 =. 
Mr. William Morgan, | 
Captain William Maddocks, 


Mr. John Morgan, # 


| Mr. Thomas Oliver, 
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| Mr. Thomas Morgan, 
MIX. Evan Morgan, 


Samuel Munckley, Eſq. — . ij 
Dr. William Moncrieff, | _ 2 2 
Philip Miles, Eſq. — 2 2 


Mr. George P. M<Carthy, — ” 


Mr. Thomas s Morgan, 
Mr. poo 54575 1 


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Mr. Sheriff Naſh, 
Mr. John Naylor, | 
Mr. John Padmore Noble, - — 1 


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Mr. James Palmer, 
Mr. John Palmer, v0 
Mr. Oneſiphorus Power, 
Dr. James Plomer, 
Mr. Richard Parker, 


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Mr. William Innes Pocock, * 4 


Mr. Nicholas Pocock, 


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Mr. John Rawlins, 
Mr. George Roach, 11 W Li 
Mr. Charles Ridout, 7 F 
Mr. Jacob Riddle, . een (ig 
Capt. Archibald Robe, 5 2 
Mr. Edward Roſſerr — 
Mr. John Roach, 1 By, = 
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Mr. William Studley, 
Mr. Thomas Shapland,, : — 3 20 
Mr. Cha. Frederick Schmoll, 2 2 
Meſſrs. Wm. Stephens and Co. 2 A; 

| Mr. Richard Stratton, 85 

Mr. Robert Southey, El — 11 2; 
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Mr. George Stott, — 1 1 
Mr. Joſeph Smith, — 2 2 
Mr. Richard Smit, 
Mr. Joel Stuckey, — 
Mr. Thomas Saunders, 22 
Mr. William 2 
Mr. William * 5 Ak 
Mr. Charles Smith, 1 . 
Mr. Richard Symes, — 
Mr. Samuel Shute, 3 
Mr. James Sutton, 
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Mr. Henry Toye, — 1 1 M.eſſrs. nn and Mail- 
Mr. John Turnpenny, — 11 *. lard, | 22 
Thomas Tyndall, Eſq, — 2 2 Mr. Edward Watkins, — 7 
Thomas Tyndall, Junr. Eſq, 22 Mr. George Watſon, Junr. 2 

Mr. Samuel Townſend, — 2 2 Mr. John Weeks, — 2 

Dr. Joſiah Tucker, Dean of | Mr. Thomas Whitehead, — 2 

Gloceſter, — I I Mr. John Woodward, — 2 

| Mr. Edward Willis, — 

* . Mr. Thomas Williams, — 2 

Richard Vaughan, Eſq, — 2 2 Mr. James Weeks, — 2 

Mr. James Vaughan, _ + Mr. Joſeph Wood, — 1 

John Vaſſal, Eſq. wm + 4 Mr. Edward Weſtley, — 1 
Mr. John Vowell, Junr. fans Mr. Job Watts, EC IE -I 
dn, 1 e Rowland Williams, Eſq, — 1 

| 5 | Meſſrs. Willis and Shepherd, I 

Jaks Fiſher Wear e, Eſq. — 2 4 1 Mr, William Wetherill, — 2 

Samuel Worrall, Elq, — 2 2 I. 
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HE Chamber of Briſtol, - in 52 10 

The Society of Merchant Venturers 5 the ie City of Briſtol, 52 10 
Richard Burke, Eſq. Recorder of the City of 0 „„ 
Dean and Chapter of Briffol, - - - 10 10 

William Turner, Eſq. of Belmont. - -:: "00-8 
Rowles Scudamore, Eſq. 3 N - 50 0 

Mr. John Townſend, Surgeon, - ane, 21 0 

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