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..1-: 3 1 . I d4attl/4 .I b V:t t • • - — 1 •, , ....- ....., t ~. , • v • . .. 4.-.09 : . •/:,16:. 6-‘ wows • • ,* et Ai, .•••"* 11 • 14 t. t . 4 ; if.-'• AN, 'l ,, : 6r V 41; 7 A4 1 ( t r, lie Pr.' . NUMBER 52641 - TI I IURSDth', DiaMBER 5, I.Bos. 71 ff YCE sIX PENCS. THEATRE-ROYAL. DRIJRY-LANE. TOMO RROW EVENING, DECEMBER 6, wif be aged the Comedy of VICTUALLING-O,MS, Detereitr 4, 280 5. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS .11147ES7?"• N4l'7; do hereby Owe Notice, That on Friday the 13th MR. they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing Created up) and treat for 200 Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be anfwerable to (amides to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered into his Majelty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the proportion of not lets than twenty-five. nor more than thirty tons per Week from that day; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra may be teen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bate any tender in nehirb the prierftall nee Sc in feet, I in nr,rd: at length, or tbatfZall not k delivered fe the Board Lefler one .'clock on the fail Friday the 'I jib infant, nor aelrfr the pegs. who wales the trader, or few perfon on Lis &Gay, attend* to anjiver nrhea calk')r. PATRIOTIC FUND. • Lloyd's, gd December, tßay. AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMWIITTEE, held this day, The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR. in the Chair Read from the London Gazette Extr..ordlnary of the 6th and Itth, the Gazette of the 16th, and the Gazette Extraordinary of the zyth November, letters from Vice Admiral Lord Coiling wood. containing his Lordfides official difpatches, relative to the glorious rldory of Trafalgar, with returns of the names and rank of the Officers, and the number of the Seamen and Marines killed and wounded on board his Majcity's Ships in that memorable co gagement ;and a letter from Rear Admiral Sir Richard J. Straehan, Mart. giving an account of the capture of four line of battle tips off Ferrol, by the Squadron under his command ; with fimilar returns of the killed and wounded on that occaSon. Refolved, That a Vafe,of the value of Five Hundred Pounds, oroamcnttil with emblematical de ices ' and appropriate infcrip. tions, illultrative of the tranfeendant an d heroic atehievements of the late Lord Vircuunt :farms, be prcluitcd to his Relit% Isa.ly Vircountdis Nelfost. W. M. T. Hendon I - r 0 0 R"w, Row, Goad, and Recce . - to to 0 Clement Samuel Strong - - 10 to 0 Mn. Mary Twyman - - 10 10 0 Murdoch', Mafterton, and Co Madeira - /Of 0 0 George Cherry, Nottingham-place - - s S 0 Brandrarns, Templeman, and Co. - - at 0 0 Buxton and Graham - - - 10 to 0 Bromley and Bell - - - 4% 0 0 John and Richard Nixon - • 10 ro 0 Alexander Rots, jun. . - x x 0 - Rofes journeymen, one day' s wages - R 8 6 John Sterling .. ro to 0 • • l'homas Shepherd - - to to 0 Richard Coombe' . - 2 1 0 Toreph Hibbert and Sons - - to 10 0 Flues Made . - 5 S 0 The Rig:..t Hon. Lord Kenyon ~- 100 0 0 Mrs. f lizahrt It Lewis - .. - 20 0 0 'Ehurnas Leach - - - a I 0 Edward Whyhro . .. 1 1 0 Samuel Shepherd - . - x 1 0 Captaitl Jane. Young, R. N. - . 5 0 0 Mr: Voting . . S 0 0 William Taylor - to 0 0 John Ord, Lig - - SO 0 0 Chorea, Browne • 20 0 0 • James Riley, Abbey Hnufe,Berruondky - 10 10 0 Barham John Levins,Efq I 1 0 John Hatct ard - -• 2 1 0 William rawkener .. • - 25 o 0 Abert 13adgcr. Etc - - 5 5 0 Produce of a Play at the Theatre, Southamaton, by Mr. Collins, Manager, traufmittad by Wan. Smith, Efq. Mayor - jobn Bagwill, lifq - Beau toy, James, and Co. . . John Winßanley - The Officers, Non-Commiffiored Officers, and Pri vates of the Loyal Greenwich Volunteer !Min. try, by Lieut. Col. Campbell, Commandant Servants of the London Coffee houfe THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. After which (for the firfk time) a Legendary Melo-Drams, caned TliE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD. This Evening—The Mountaineers; Victory and Death of Lord Nelron ; and the Weathercock. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. CO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 6, will be seta that Comedy of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. To which will be added the Mdu•Deame, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. Evening--Alfonfo. King of Cailile ; the Wild Illanders; and Nelfon's Glory. PUBLIC CHARACTERS FOR IBc6. A NEW VOLUME, being the Eighth of the abrve muter B;e:Trapbiedl Seriet,trill be reah for ?alkali , . or ea Satur • dray wed, ne-weer the 7tb, prise iLlta-Guiesea is karefe,ar refuel. Neste Ilefiti.un of theferwerfrvea Volume: away affe be Lech f 1 kei. p'erb at Hai a-Gariaret ear& Bridge-ftrect, Novr.mber so. dos. r";CTUJLLING 011:14F, Ihmwbe► 4, ISOS. THE CO. I IIIIiSSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY liSTrs 141:11/7",. he-gy give stairs, Refolved, That a finsilar Vafe be prefented to the prefent Earl Nelfon, of Trafalgar, to defeend as an Mr Loom with the "Title fo glorioully acquired. Refolved,That a fimilar Vafe be prefented to Vice Admiral Lord Collingwood, who, after the death of the Commander in Chief in the hour of ViAory, fo nobly convicted the triumph of the day. Refolved, That Vats of the value of Three Hundred Pounds each, win appropriate infcriptions, he pref. ntcd to the Right Hon. Rear Admiral the Earl of Northelk, and Rear Admiral Sir Ri chard John Strachan, Bart. Refolved, That Swords of the value of One Hdinired Pounds etch, with appropriate inferip ions, be prefented to the furviving Captains and Commanders of his Maj.dty's Ships who thared in the dangers and glory of thole memorable adtions. Refolved, Th..t the Sum of One Hundred Pounds be prefented to each of the Lieutenants of his Majefty's Navy, Captains of Royal Marines, and other Officers in the fecund clefs of his Ma jelly's Proclamation for the diltributiun of Prize Money, who was fevtray wounded, and the turn of Fifty Pounds to each Offi cer of the fame Rank who was nightly wounded. Refolved, That the Sum of Fiqy Pounds be prefented to each of the Officers in the third clefs of his Moiety's Proclamation for the diltribution M Prize Money, who was (evenly wounded, and the turn of Thirty Pounds to each Officer of the fame Rank who was nightly wounded. _ _ _ _ _ That on Friday the adth infant, they will Se ready to revise Tenders in writing ((rated up) and treat for the fupply of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of His Majefty's Blips and Veffels at Falmouth, fr , :n the 1711 of March next to the gift of December ; to be paid for by Bills payable with 'D well ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may he feen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Collcdtor of the cur tail', at Falmouth. THE NEW COMEDY. This day was publifbed,rice ts. bd. FT'HE DEL I EVENT, or SEEINGCOMPANY, 'j a Comedy.in Five A6ls. as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, with univerfal A pplaufe. By FREDERICK REYNOLDS, Efq. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees. and Onne,Paternofter-rwer. Of whom may be had. lately publiilied, T. The School of Reform, or How to Ruk a Iluiband; a Comedy, in Five Ads, by Thomas Morton, Efq. price 23.6 d. s. The Honeymoon, a Comedy, in Five A6ts, by the late John Tobin, Efq. price is. 6d. 3. To Marry, or Not to Marry, a Comedy, in Five Ads, by Mrs. Ir.chbaki. price t 5.64. 4. Who Wants a GUillei ? a Comedy, in Five Ads, by George Colman, the Younger, price as. 64. 5. The Soldier's Return ;or What Can Brutty do ? A Muflcal Farce, in Two Mks, by Mr. Hoch, price as 37 zo 6 11 0 0 St 0 0 10 10 0 No regard will be Lad So any tender is which i 6 pier .11.111 nee h I;stirred in words at lenzth. or that isau n't be delivered to the Board before one o'slcei on the field Friday the 20th inflant, ear taileji the Per fon who mates Me tauter, cr fame per on as his Woolf, attends, to es- Jiver =bele celled for. los o 0 16 6 6 52 zo 0 zo zo 0 zo zo 0 WE, the Grand Jury of the County of Dublin, v affetnbled at Michaelmas Term, any, having read an Ad paired Lift SeMons, to amend the laws for improving and keeping in repair the Poft Roads of Ireland, and for rendering the conveyance of Letters more fecure and expeditious; and having ohferved with much concern, that gr e a t a nd onu f u l powers are granted by fold Aft to perfons for carrying the fame into exe cution : Refolveri, That the rum of Forty Pounds be prefented to each of the Officers of the Fourth Clafs of his Majesty's Proclamation for the Diitributlon of Prize Money who was (overtly wounded ; and the Sum of Twenty-five Pounds to each Officer of the fame Rank who was Sightly wounde ; and that additional gratuities be hereafter voted to fuch Officers as may be &fabled In conk quence of their wounds. Rcfulved, That the Sum of Forty Pounds be prcfented to every Seaman or Marine wh.,fe wounds may be attended with difshility or lots of lima ; the nuns of Twenty Pot: ads to each Seaman or Marine revs rely wounded ; and the SUM of Ten Pounds to each Seaman or Marine (lightly wounded. Refolved, That relief be afforded to the Widows, Orphans, Pa rents, and Relatives depending fur fupport on the Captains, Offi cers, Petty Officers, Stamen, and MatillCS, r.•ho fell in thefe glo rious engagements, as loon as their refpeelive fitustions shall be made known to the Committee. S 5 0 to to 0 to to 0 lo to 0 WAR ON THE CONTINENT. R. STOCKDALE begs to recommend the f 1- b wing WORKS, on Account of their general interelt at this S 5 0 zoo o o time Chanebard's Twenty.feeen Sheet Map of Germany, Italy, ar.e. half bon-id. In one Vo:nme folio, with a ')efeription and Gazet teer of the fame, eonraid.n3 fourMqs, and 23 plans, itt one large Volume royal stn. 61. 6s. The Dckription and Gazetteer al:ore-mentioned may be had feparately, 21. Iv. 61 Chauchard's Redue..d Map of Cermlny and Italy, on three Sheet:, Los. 6d. or on Calm:. and Rollers, or in a Cafe, coloured, 11. is Chaucha,d's Map of the Rhine and adjacent Countries, from the Baltic ro the Mediterranean Sea, price on lhrets, tl. ass. 6d. or on Canva and Rollers 21. t as. 6d. _ _ fo!red, That it appears to us that the molt improper and opprefiive off.; may he made of fuch powers, even to the deftruc don of all improvements, and to the great injury and annoyance of the rctidcnt gentry of freland, thene being no exception (as in all f , :ruler lrilh poal Aet.s) for lawns, hooks, or walled•iu de- S S • so 0 0 Relolvcd, That ...he enormous and unjuft proportion of expecte that may fall on the County of Dublin, if fuch Aft Mould he car. tied into effret. by reafon of every Mail Coach Road in Ireland, (to thc capital) palling through Paid County (in all a diltance of Laty nines) renders it incumbent on ua to pray for the repeal or modifeation of iaid Ad. Hittfiry of the Helvetic C,nfederacy, by Jag!) Planta ' Efq. elegantly printed in two Volumes quarto , with a Map of Swit zerland, al 2s. Chauchard's Twenty fevrn Sheet Map will on the Ift of jar.dary, 1806, he advanced to Eir,ht Guineas, which was the ori actual price to Noo-fublcribers. No. , Piccadilly, October, Refolved. That it appears - to us that the line of the Mall Coach ROdkis,sa they ulw exilt in the County of Dublin, are good, con. venient. and fufliciently direct—and that the (aid Aft, if carried into effeft, will be attended with great injury to individuals, and from the eircumitance of purrhating lauds, in many cafes having bottles and iinprovenients thereon, Ma be an enormous charge on :he county, already fo highly taxed. Refolved, That Letters be written to Lord CuUingwood and sir Richard J. Strachait, repelling thq will communicate the above ftdolutions to the different Ships under their command, and tonal the Committee with the Names of the Private Sea men-and Marines killed and wounded, with fuels particulars as they can tolled, refpeaing the Widows, Orphans, or other rela tives, who depended for fupport on the brave men who fa glo rigidly fell iu the Caufe of their Country. Refolved, That the Sums contributed on the Day of Thankf giving, he exclufively appropriated to the Relief of the Seamen. Soldiers, Marine, and Volunteers wounded, and to the Widows, Orphans, ;rd it,..latives of thole killed in his Majeftes Service, and that a fcpara , e account be kept of the fame. Subleriptions fince the last Publication. Philip Ducarel, Efq. Exmouth - LlO 0 0 Motes Zuntz - - To so 0 Commif,Gozcr Lambert - so so o John Hatchett, Efq. Hanuncrfinith . s 5 6 Thomas Bowman, Bank • a 2 0 John Elmilie, Efq. , . - $1 10 0 'Thomas V - This day was publifhed. in one vol. demyeto. Diu ftrated by twenty Etchings the Author, and a Map, price d 641. in boards, ./‘. DESCRIPTION of. LATIUM ; or La Campagna di Roma. w„• This Defcription is intended to give an idea of the Cities, Towns, L.r.,1 Villages in the Neighbourhood of Rome ; of the Paintings, Sculptures, and Velliges of Antiquity which they con tain, as well as of the plaurefque reentry which furrounds them. In the v.,rious Accounts of Italy hitherto 'whined in this coun try, littk mention has bees made of this intereiling part of the Pope's States, although It abounds in °Nee, highly deferving the att:ntion of the enlightened 'Fraveller : this Work is intended to fupply the delcieney, and to give an Account of the Colonial Els tablifliments of the Ancients in Latium. NVe therefore, the raid Grand Jury, have refolved, that a Requl fniti :+e made to the High Sheriff, to call a County Meeting, to take this fubjeet into confideratioo, and to Petition Parliament for s repeal or modification of Paid Refolvcd, That the above Refolutions be publinsed. (Signed) HANS HAMILTON, Forentan s For Self and Fellow-Jurors. CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE-HANTS. To BE LET. Situate ten miles call of Winchefkr, and five (oath from Alreaford, in the centre of the H.unpfhire Hunt. r OIkIPRISING a pleafant MODERN-BUILT DWELLING HOUSE, with Offices, Stables, Lawn, and Inclofuriv, about Ninety Acres, which, togtth -r with frveral Woods and Inclofures, adjoining the fame, of the yearly vain of 3701. are :am Sold.—Mr. Perry, of Braandean, will mew the Prentifes. Printed for Leeman, Hurft, Rocs, and Orme, Paternofter row. Of whom may be bad, Inely d, The Topography of Troy, and its Vicit.ity, illuarated and ex- VA:led by Drawirgs and Dcfcriptiens. Dedicated, by permiflion, to her Grace the Duchefs of Devozifbire. By Willi. Cell, Efq. of Jefus College, KA. F.A S. and late Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge. In folio, price ten guineas in boards. 47 to 9 2, 0 10 10 0 IC 10 CO 11 0 O St 0 • 5 o o 10 10 0 10.10 • 1 5 5 0 5A 0 4 so 0 0 10 10 0 • 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 • • I 0 I 0 0 I I 0 o s 6 to o o I 0 10 9 This day was publilhed, a new Edition, in Svo. price 7s. bound, P r HE LADY's ASSISTAN l', for Reguliting •a• and St:pplying the Tale; being a Coro pl Lte Syfterst of Cookery Containing the molt fele& Bills of Fare, properly difpnfi.d, from Family Dinners of Five Dillies, to Two Cowles of Eleven and Fifteen; w:th Bills of Fare for Suppers, from Five to Ni - -eteen DilLes; and feveral rts huh:ding the fulkft and chuiceft Re ceipts of various kinds; and full d;res!tions for preparing them in the melt apnroved manner; by which a contimil change may be made, as wanted, from the feveral bills of fare. Likewife Dirge - dons for Brewing, making Englifit Wines, Ralberry, Orange, and Lemon Brandies, ice. Alf*, Remarks on Kitchen Poirot*, and ecitary Cautions thereon. With an Appendix, containing Ge neral Particulars on the Breeding, Rearing, and Mana4ement of Poultry, on the hut - aids of the Dairy, and on the Maragement of the Kitchen and Fruit Garden. OriTinally rrrublifhed trout the idanukript Colkdtion of Mrs. CHARLOI'TK MASON. A profeffed Houfekeeper, who had upwards of thirty years experience in Families of the Brit Faittion. The Ninth Union, enlarged, CC. reeled. sod improved to the grefent time. " The molt refined underitandiog and the mat exalted fend ascots do nut place a t: once= above die Fmk duties • t life."—Mrs. Grath. Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Ottani and Bath Papers ; at the principal Inn; on the \Vcftern Road ; at No. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London ; and at Mr. Webb's Office, iu Salititry, who will treat fur the Salt or Letting. PORTSMOUTH. FOR PUBLIC SALE, at the Star :Ind Garter Tavern, On Saturday next, the 7th of Decembcr, 18os, At Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, THE good Ketch MERCURY, lately condemned a. Prise to his Majelly's F?lp Cann Pio BROMLEY, Efq. Commander.—Dituenfams : Length on Deek 69 feet. c inches. Breadth of ts, ant - 21 4 Depth of Hold to S lb abundantly found in all kinds of Storrs, and every neeeffary for mmediate fervice, and will I): found a molt defarable vac! for any purpofe where difpatch i. pa• tLullrly required, having been built fora packet, and employed a.. cue for a confiderable time between Yltadt and F. taunt!) Pomerania For 7itwing the laid chip, inventories, and further particulars, apply to JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portlmmith. Printed for Vernor and Hneitl, J. Seateherd J. Harris; R. Lca. Laekington, Alkn, and Co. W. J and J. Rieliarilf.md. mathew s , P. 1111)2ecn, Crofby and co.T. ay, I ..inem , n, Hurit, Rec., and Orme, e...utbeh and Martin, J. Afperne, and J. Tindal NAUTICAL SCIENCE. This day WU publilicd, price 91. In &rads, or ton. 6d. Wand. A new and improved Edition, being the Third, of APRACTICAL INTRODUCTION to SPHE RICS and NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY. By P. KELLY, Maga or Finibury-fquarc Academy, London. objet of this Work is to futapii:y and clocidatc Nautical ' . • c..!. The principles of Stcreograp - oic Project - lion are ex •' Inel ina ftroiliar manner, and ilialdrated by comparing ...ch tbastant with the correlpooding politions of.a Globe. 'l'he Fl. r,res.,re on a lat7,e Seale, and ail the Prohletas, both of Sp'tcrie lriu.otometry and Adauwomy, are folveti by l'rojaction and by C .culation "I he various methods of findii.j. the I.nr.:;itude are examined ao , l compared ; that tn. the Lunar Obfervations is particularly ex ?Jai...A and dernongrated. new and finipkProj,idlion is given tor clearinz, :la- Lunar ;Nita.. ccs Irons parallax and refraction by fur right linos ; and at. eafy method is Alf° &sited for calculating important prqble in by fines onl. In this Edition, .n Appendix Is given on Tins; including di realms for the ere and manage nent of Time Keepers, Sid, real Cook., Tranfit inaruments, and oats . Apparatus of an Obfer vatory. Printed fr.r J Jokufon. No. 72. St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the Came ,tuthor, toiCe 6s. The ElLmel.l: of 8.,4A-Leeplog, eonaprifing a sYttent of Mee- Aeconnty, Lnte!ed 09 real Bufit.t.t. and adapted to inn 4/radtioe; w!tk RD 41.ptodix on nacgarges. tasking, and ir 4:r coliaxacial Nubj.:e.s. IL6 471ard Utica. DR. NORRIS'S DROPS. THE Genuine Medicine is diftinguithed by tht name of " Thomas Nairn: Moore," engraved by favour of his ! t jetty's Curninifilanera on the flamp round each bottle.— The feriou• attention of the Public is folieited to the above impor tant informai ion, ai it not limply concerns the chars to of a Me• dicine, whole virtues have Rood the tel of long experience, but is of caotial c:n (equaled to the health of the prefent and riling ge. aeration, many eviis having arifen front the irnpufitiou of a dan gerous counterfeit. The following Extratet of a I otter is offered to public obferva don, as it places nut only :ha efficacy, but fafety, of this valuable fpecifie, in a ftrikitig point of view : " In thc beginnilig of March, aot, a leaflet fever raged with great violence, chleay confined to children : The lymptoms were violent ff.:inters, a lax, followed by an eru;•tiau of red fp..t., over the body, which the more they came out ir.eteafral the fever and uhially terminsted fatally in fix or fovea days. f was Applied to by the poor of the parith I lived in, where, th 00 , 411 a fniall ate ten children died within a giort (pace. Knowing, from es perience. the great 'natty of Dr. Norris's Drops, I had rec .uric to them, and was the happy means, under Gnu. of faring the lives of more than thirty—not one died under my can. In fern.: cafes the putrid fymptonis were fo alarming as to recuire the Medicine with very little 3dulteratiun, every hour ; till, with the ail of diluting quota, a perfpiration was pi : minced, when dang‘r ceded. I (hall at all times feel a pleafure in attefting this important fach, and confider the publication of it as a duty ttt today ; iu all diforders of children tpartlealarly putrid) I have ever found it as unfailing fpecific." (Signed) S. CHAUNCEY. Ayott St Peter's,. Herts." The family bottles, 274, to be had only at the Dodor's houfc, Nu. a 9, Lower Brook-greet ; where •orders fur exportation are duly executed. Smaller bottles, at It& and as. 9d. fold wholdale and getail, by Mars. ikon an 4 Qs. No. ago, Oxford- Sheet. ..camas Kettlewell - to to 0 The Clerks oldie 3 per cent. Reducel Office is 2 o James Cox, Mader of the Grammar School at Gain& borough, ad Subfcription S 0 0 One day's pay of Captain 0. R. Oake's Company of Bury St. Edmund's Volunteers 6 19 7 Thomas Farncombe, Grilfin's Wharf 3 3 o John Garle, Efq. - 20 0 0 David Giffin as 0 0 Lulltington, Cobb, and Rayford - 31 to 0 William Gaitlkell - 10 I 0 0 James Meyer - • 2 0 0 WU aim! Holland - to to 0 s Borne, Efq. - 20 0 0 Hazard, Eurne, and Co. - - 10 10 0 Garden and Strallon - 52 zo 0 A Captain on Infantry half.pay . o 5 • Captain Robert Torin, Kelvedas, F.lfea 10 20 0 C. A. - . a 2 0 John Emes - 10 10 0 the Workmen at Mr. Emes's Mantzfadkory,Pater• nutter Row - - 8 1 6 Ralph Nieholfon • 20 0 0 Edward Iran, jun. - • z I 0 Jacob Clements . • 3 5 0 Andrew Johnfon - 21 0 0 lfaac Du Roveray - - 4 4 0 The Non-commiffiOned Officers and Privates of the Grenadier Company of the ad Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers - 22 3 0 William Edwards, Jun. . 10 10 0 Henry Wioftanky, ad fubfcription - to to 0 Richard Winftanley,ad fubfcription - 10 10 • Theltsv..Henry Pattefon,2l fubfcription ..- 10 ZO 0 Captain Robert Jackfiso • - co 0 o • Robert Makcpeace - to o 0 William Cardale, ad fubfcription - 10 to 0 Mrs Combrune . • s o o Abel Moyfey, Efq - 30 10 0 • Alexander Hatfield, Efq. Twickenham • 10 10 0 Thomas Willimott, Ell . to 10 0 Benjamin Fayle - • 21 0 0 Bedwell and Yates - 21 0 0 General Cameron, Bengal Artillery • 10 10 0 Lieut. Col. Berktley, Royal Marines S S 0 The Rev. W. H. Coppard - 5 5 0 John Atkinfon, Eaft India Houfe - 1 I 0 George Role, Eft. Army Vidualling Office to to 0 William Ahnd, St. James's•phice - 20 0 0 From the Company at the Old Parr's Head, Rocheftor 50 12 0 Wright, Dixon and Harrifon - to 10 0 Mrs Sufannah Neiman 5 0 0 - Jonathan Eade, Stoke Newington - . zo to 0 Colonel William Kirkpatrick - to to 0 Daniel Medan - . 10 10 0 • Lyon Plillims - - 3 3 0 - The Printer of the Public Ledger - to 10 o Chrilh.pher and William Lynch, 2d fubfcription to Ito 0 Kcyfcr Brothers - - 5 5 0 Sir Richard Betupdi Johnltone, Bart. . xo to 0 Lady johnlloue - . 10 to 0 P. De&wy, .Efq. . • 10 0 0 • Daniel Douglas, jun. - - - 2 • o James Guilleatard • - 15 15 0 John Curtis, ad tubfeription - - to 0 0 John Ord and Partners - - . to so o Sir William o.d, of Madras - • to 10 0 John Denllow - • • - z I o Mr. Serjeant Belt - -. . . 10 10 0 Nathaniel Nevrnham, jun; . . to 10 0 John Alexander 52911/ • • - 30 10 0 Sir Henry Hetherington, Bart. P. N. De Vifme - Henry Smith Gerard de Vilma • William Cooyngbam William Vizard - Thomas Hawke', Piccadilly Edward Cherril - Thomas Coutts, FBI Thomas Manfon and Son MrsiSibell•Davifon - Accountant's Office, Cheque Office, Accountant's Difcouut Office, Difconnt Cheque Office, (Bank o: England) - - 35 IS 4 William Little, F.fq 10 10 0 John Slontan, Efq. Iford, Hants to so 0 Admiral Sir Henry Harvey, KB. - 50 0 • Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. - • 21 0 0 Ravrfon Aillabie - so to 0 Green, Ward and Green, Ludgate Hill 52 10 0 J. Bernard • to to 0 Holmes and Matthews • 10 10 es David Neave, Illington - a a 0 Jofcph Hankins targa - 10 10 0 jo!ill coc.Ter, Eicl . 10 10 0 Sir T. M. Herat& Lige, Batt. - 21 0 • Benjamin Jowett - - s 5 a Charles Stephens, of Kencet • 5 S • William Cooke, Lincoln's Inn - to 10 0 William and James White, of Havant - 10 o • John Fuller, of Rofe Hill - 21 0 0 KM Anna Maria Bold - zoo 0 0 Lord Keith .. so 0 o James Hagen, Efq. - a 11l • E. Ruff - • x o 0 Bridges and Co. - so so a The Attorney General - • 50 0 0 Edward Balser, Efq . so o 0 j. Ofte • •• to 10 O Michael Gray - • so to • Slack and Walker i . CO o • Doctor William Scot • so 10 0 Francis Lind - - so so 0 The Corporation of the Trinity-Hoare, at Neweaftle 105 . 0 0 Amount of a day's pay from the Officers, Non•cons miffioned Officers, Drummers, and Priv.ttes of the Bait Effez Militia, by Colonel John Bullock Private Subfeription s Eaft Effez James Senior - - James Birington Wheeler, Efq • Jofcph Dawfon and Sons - Thomas Wilkinfon • - F:ancis Jukes, Engraver - Clark and Anited • John Wald', Eft; . William Totty - • Mrs. Poole, Woodford - Thomas Lowndes, of Hanspitead Heath Creed, Fair, Miser and Co. • John Peter Thompron - George Fillingham, Lincoln's inn Fields William Prefcott • - T. P. Acland - • W. S. Heard, Bromley, Kent • Thomas Gutteridge - - Jonathan Banta, Efq. M. P. - Stephen Todd • - 0:le day's pay from the Officers, Non-commiffioned Officers, l)rummers,and Privates of the Yat mouth Volunteer Infantry Battalion, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Gould, Commandant 38 I 6 D. W. - - 20 0 0 Edward Warner - • • to 10 0 Thomas C. Warner - - to to 0 Edward Warner, jun. - to 10 0 Lord Rolle, ad Subfcription . 10$ o o Hugh Oxenham Exeter - . - $ o o Colonel R. T. Nclfoo, Plymouth Dock - 5 0 0 I Rev. I.r. Marriott, Redtor of Horhuonden - al o o I The Inhabitants of Bridgnorth, by the hands of Mr. Jofcph hmith 68 It 3 - Thomas Timbrell, Trowbridge - - - - .5 5 0 ' Thomas Stillman, ditto • • S S 0 1 John Gould, ditto - a . a 0 'Thos. Peters, Ertl Surveyor for the AR of Navigation 5 5 o I Thomas Chadwick, Efq. Hampton - to so 0 J.B. • - - • so to 0 Henry Dibbin • - 5 o 0 Francis anti Ellis Brewin • - - 21 0 0 James Mulvany • - - a a o ; Hayward, Patten, and Hayward - - so to 0 Walkers, Maltby, atel Co. - v 52 so a Twenty Firemen of the Britith Fire• Office . 5 14 • Sutton and Davis's Mcn - - 3 0 0 Lewis Lewis and Son - - 10 50 0 i Thomas Davifue, Shadwell - - 10 o 0 Edmund Antrobus, Efq. - - 3t to 0 Horrfby and Co. Cornhill • • .. 10 to 0 Samuel Horton • S 5 • I Charles Knatchbull - • • 21 o o Wyndham Knamisboll - • at 0 o Ayton and Dawes - - - 21 0 0 Samuel Barnard and Sons, of Button - too o 0 I. D. Hume - - . S S • A Remit:mice from Burton - - soy 0 o JJmes Allifon - - o a 6 oln:rt. Parnthcr, Bcdford-fquare - - to to es Boldero, Lullaington, Boldero, and Lufhington, fecond f tbfeription - - 200 0 0 Vb m. Yates, of Bury, Lancafhire, fecond fuhfcription 500 0 0 Suolcription Books are open, and Subfcripti,ns received a: the Bar of Lloyd's Colon Hook, and by all the Bankers in Town and COuntry. J. P. WBLSFORD, Secretary.