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MANY applications having been received from the Relatiees of Officers and Men who have fallen in his Mildly s Service, tlnaceomptufted with proper teatime:gals ' • the Committee adopt Oft mode of gtvi ng nodes, that cerdicates ate erpeslcd of the relation is which the claimants ftood to the de crated, and of their cirettmilaneo Wog Oak as to entitle diem to relief, figned by the Magiftrate,Clergynlase oe roja: Flxf oo of rerpectability, in the place where they veldt. are re qoefted to asention the number oftheir childienewfth tide:vireo tive ages; and Parents to length proof, that do deeded kh nei ther Widow me Child. Navy Pay Oflee Orttilkehes of the parties having been permitted to receive the wages of thole ands whom they claim, will be confidesedfakient evades of their being the legal Reprefentativek J. P. WELSFOAD, Seeretore. CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service. on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS. Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of thole Killed, in his Majcfty's Service. Amount of Subfcriptions already advertifed £405064 3 8 4 Churches, Chapels, Rev. Clergymen Sums and Meeting'. who preached, colleted. Church, Biogley, Yoritthi re 18 x i 8 The Inhabitants of Rye, colleeted by the Rev. John Myers.on the Thankfgiving Day 58 0 0 Dowligh and Barrington Churches, Sometteditire Samoa Alba o 6 o Parfth of I.awford, Ern 23 4 6 Ditto of Ramfay, ditto - . 5 to 9 Ditto of Eynsford, Kent - 9 16 o Difent. Chapel, Brig,Lincolnikire 8 o o A finall lliffenting Congregation. at Tunitall,Stalfurdthire . 3 7 6 The Para of Mayfield, Stat. fordthire Wm. Evans Is 14 6 Proteftant Difentere Meeting, White.row, Spitalfields John Goode 30 o 0 Nayland Meeting ames Waddell 5 to 0 Patiih of Drafted, Kent John Gibbons 74 2 6 Parifh of Great Horkefley, Efts Philip Yorke -16 t 6 o Weltbury upon Trim, Olotrtefterthire, per William Haasmond, Efq. - 1 9 3 31 Bapdft Meeting Mr. Mdhman 9 2 8 Parifh of Shitlington, Bedfordlidre 4 7 0 G. Davis, Curate of ditto • 1 I 0 St. Alphage. London Wall Mr. Watts 6 6 0 , Parith of St. James, Briftol - 202 3 3 reins of Weitbury on Severn 61. mss. 94d. Officers and Privates of ditto Yolenteers 51. 35. •+..... /I 17 94 Free Melon's Lodge of Virtue - 5 o 0 Abbey Church, Bash 921.21. A Gentleman from ditto IL .--• 93 1 0 1 St. Michael's Church, ditto 271.85. ...,. . . i'arili Church of Citepillslsr ,W. Morgan 4 6 1 5 6 The Church and inhabititis of the Town of Enter - R. Spoffottia . r 1 i 3 3 ' 1° 34 Howden Chitral Baptift Meeting. Bogb'rook - 1 I'o Perils Church of Abington - 3 3 0 tortilla of Hindred audArdington In Bertiltire Juin Watts 9 • • Wefl,Covres Chapel, Ifte of Wight Nytuists Dtek 59 0 0 Market Retaliators*, Lincoinfitire 9 9 4 At the Church of St Andrew, Holborn, inciodlag 13%4 zoo. by the Officer., Non-cannortaosed ' • Officers and Privates, of the St. Andrew and St. Geo;geWislunteers then prcfent, Hen.Sytnotaa 237 11. : 4, Par of Hampton, Oxfortlfitire .39 1 3 7t. Dif tains Baptift Congregstlon, Coats J. Brennen 7 0 -5 Edward Shitirt. E(q. at Wilney Church S 3 * Cranbrook, Kos, Tisanes Adams. Efij. 27 is 4 Keofiagtos Church Rd. Orm'rod toe 0 0 - Sae:soaks ChsVeh Curteis IDS 6 0 Captain ?rata'. 'Mop of Flotfe Anglify, Seven. oaks Barracks 7 s 0 A particular bong Commotion, Seirenooko $ 7 7 (To be continued.) SICK AN!) WOUNDED OFFICE, Nfteseber 4,1E0,, , ,'• SURGEONS OF THE ItOYAL NAVY. 'THERE being on the Litt of Navy Surgeons, the names of many who have not ferved, fo as to become chid• tied to Half-Pay, the Commiffioners for Sick and Wounded Sea men do hereby give Notice, that anlefs futh Perform ball relent themfebres for employment, or fatisfy the Board of their inability to do fo, before the expiration of the prefent year, their names will be omitted In the Lilt for the year enfuing, on the foppefitkui of their beingllead, or having quitted the fervice. - - - Thi s Evening—Tilt School for Friends; with the Sleeping Beauty. • THEN I R F.-ROY Al., COVENT-GARDEN. .t'o MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 28, will he performed the Play et • GUSTAVUS VASA. The Cluneter of CuAsyut Vafa. by Matter BETTY. To Witch wilt be added the Ferree( FORTUNE'S FROLIC. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Dereisikr 26,1803. Mr. Jon N We a R rs, of Bradltone, near Launeetton, in the County of Cornwall, Grazier, or other Dealer in Cattle, having failed to abide by a public Tender, dated the i4th in(tant, which he made to the Vtdualling Board, for the fupply of Freth Beef to His Majefty's Ships and Veffels at Plymouth and Torbay, for This rvening--R omen and Juliet; the Wild Mantlets ; and Sionills NEW MUSIC. mESSRS. GOULDING, PHIPPS, D'AI, MAINE, and CO Nu. ',New Bond-ftreet, refpeetfully acquaint the Nubility. Gentry. &c. that in a few days will he ',A bated !kir. RitiTZZINr4 admired Dirge, "Toll Nelfon's Knell," and his faveurite Ballad " When Henry died," funs, with un bounded applattfe by Mrs. Anse, at the Bath Concert,. SUNDERLAND, November 14. /505.. TN confequence of Letters received from the Nl loners in the refpeetive Pao** In France, belonging to the town and neighbourhood of Sundaland, !taring the great dißrne they labour under, for want of Clothing and other Neceraries * Subfcriptioo was let on foot in the Towns of Sunderland, M onk Wearmouth, and Bins." Wearmeath, which produced the bean 2951; and Metre.. John Hunter, John Taylor, John Hopper, John White, James Myers. John Young, Robert Ord, William Cornfurth, and Thor. Hudfon, were appointed a Committee, to' apply the fame, hi the molt effulual manner, for their Reid The fern of One Pound for each Prlfuuer was fent, on the 6th of September laft, through the reedit= of Meffr, Bainbridge and Co. of London ; but the Soldeeption already obtained is found totally inadequate to their effeaftual Relief as upwards of $2O Pri - loners, captured in Gains from the Pert of Sandalled, and in (hips belonging to the port and neighbourhood, captured fn hie Maki: ty's (hips of war, and In merchant edge belonging to other -Pates are now in confinement in the Ports of Vakneleance. C ' Verdun, Givet, Sanflibre, Veitch, and Metz. 'The Crane* are therefore under the acceSty of folk-king the Nobility nod , Gentry for their kind affiftanee, tetrad's the Kellner isalellmes py Countrymen, Nadal of Durham, now in endasionst in to hoftile Country. Subferiptious addreffed, by ' , oft, to Mi. John *hater. 014nds Wearoaouth there, the Tmifurer, will be thanking felideel. Amount of the former Sub(eiptlon Alfg Remitted 950. Balance k• 7S scitaceirttotts Receive, tract. _ the (milling twelve months, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY ESTri NAPY, do kredy give Notice, --- WNTED, THREE THOUSAND POUNDS upon MORTGAGE of an ample FREEHOLD ES TATE in a StegifterCounty. A Premium will be given to any Prat:Soma, or other Gentleman, wbo Will pr.eure it for the Ad vernier Arply to Mc r,. Turucr and Wells, Solicitors, War wick-court, Gray's Inn. That an Thurfday the 9th of yartuary nest, they will be ready to receive Tenders in wilting (fealed op) and treat with fuck Per. lons u will undertake to funiiih whatever FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of his Majefty's Ships and Veffcls at Ply. mouth and Torbay (on reparate Contrails) from that day to the 3zit of December, sBo6, inclufive, and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contras9s may be fern at the Seem tares Office, at this Orme; or by applyiog to Mr. Miller, the Agent for the faid Com/di:Boners at Plymouth ; or to the Col. lector of the Cullom at Dartmouth in the County of Devon. No regard will be sad a any Tessier is which the loriesisel 1 nee he Wens dis words at &irk', tbstikell aq he deGostred to tie Board Se ism One o'Clooi es 'MAW nisistay the 9th of Yamsory west, me wolfs the Perlis oohs wain the Tossitr,or, feat Perim as his ideal; Mks& to misver when mile*" BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, iBO6. SCHEME. of £ 20,030 are £60,000 3 . 3 10,000 - 30,000 3 5,000 33,030 3 2, - 00 .- kOOO II —. ii,coo 8,000 20 - 500 - 20,000 50 - 100 .-- SP" 120 - 50 .- 6,000 5,000 Firit4rawn Tickets as ito,oco ;cza Tickets £250 ,000 DUTY ON PROPERTY. ILAUT nr TUZ ' APOVt CAPITALS. I:Ira-drawn l'icket, aft Day, DAM Ditto • 4xb Day, sow Ditto 6th Day, 110.002 Ditto Eth Day, SAW Ditto a_ th Day, 2,000 EXEMPTIONS and ALLOWANCES In refpeet of COL LEGES, FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, and CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, and DIVIDENDS Waling to FO- 'TICKETS and SHARES are felling at every Lica:rice° LOTTERY OFFICIL-PRESENT MICE: Ticket - £l9 17 0 1121! £to 0 o I Eighth L 2 1! 0 • Quarter 51 0 1 Sixteenth I 5 6 •.° An early purehafe is adelfed, as the aril 5,000 Tickets will be t .t::1•-ti to 211. each, beadles theist chance of the Capital,. SURE GAIN. riE sOOO Tickets drawn in the approach ingg Grand Lottery are entitled to 221. each, betide, the ufual Ch.tnce for the CAPITAL PRIZES. Thofc who prelate Now, and whofe Tickets are drawn early, car not lore. Ticieui and Shares are filling in great Variety at the old eta. Wiled Offices. 4,CORNHII.L, and 9, CI I ARING-CROSS, Where the laft 30,r001. and the two Llit to,oool. Prites ever drawn, were all fhared and fold by f. DISH. STATE LOTTERY. To begin Drawing February 3. WIFT and Co. No. I i, Pfittitt y, lar.ndon, and at L) their Offices In mnft of the principal Towns, are felling the '!ICKE'I'S and SHARES of the Preen.' Lottery, in which the Eve thoufand lint Drawn Tickets are entitled to 221. each, betides their chance of Capital Prizes. '1 he only Prize of to,cool. Owed in the laft Lottery, No. 18,359, was bold by Swift and Co. as alfo No. 3,973 a Prize of Lto3o 7,176 --- • so 3 And In the Lotteries immediately preceding: No 6.791 £20,003 No. 20,952 4;topoo 9,362 10,000 1 9 35 6 3. 003 &fides others.of 2,030:L wool. cool. &e Ste. S PATE LOTTERY, 180 t. Begins drawing February 3d, 1;805. MALL and CO. (Succetrors to Mr. N[CHOL 1► 1 SON), at their State Lottery Office, No. 88. CORNHILL corner of the Royoi Exchangc,Lonchm, ref feetfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the above Lotto..? are felling in variety of numbers, divided into Halves, Quarter, Eighths, and Sixteenths (Ramped according to Adt of larliament). This Scheme confilts of Forty Capital Prizes, ex• elitist of tool and 501 amounting to One Hundred and Forty Titoufand Pounds ; and the firit drawn five thoufand Tickets are entitled toTwenty two Pounds each. Oricrs from the Country, accompanied with Shnrt•dated Fills, Sank Notes, Cab, or Port Office Orders, executed on the lane terms as if perfonally prefent. Money for Prizes as Coos as drawn. No a& CORNHWL—'S3, CHARINO CROSS, and Si'. hIARGARET's HILL, Borough. r i '` C` NS BY and CO. refFeafnlly acq . taint the No . Gentry and the PabEc, that they have on fair a wa tt, t y of Tickets and Shires, at the lowa . prires.—By perufmg the prefem Schema, it tin.ft he obvious to every adventurer, that they pun:hale quickly, rbey mutt gain from tol. 17e. and cannot bk, particularly fo during the drawing of the fir* 5,000 Tickets, as they .re entitled to sal melt, beedes the chance of the Stit ch awn Ticket, entitled to to r atal. and filch other capital prima a: may he drawn dean: that period. ) . .IclefiTe of thefe advantages, there can be no doubt. Shoots the 1m; rof an undrawn Ticket or Share chock to difpok of the km:, but they will receivk more than it coft. !'rises paid on demand, whether a sal. or 201YOL rs by Letter or Carrier executed =Myer' the fame terms At if prerent. The Lottery begins Drawing Monday, 3d February. rib& MONET READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the Pofreffion of incomes, arifing from Freetaild,Copyli4tl, Lcafehold Eftates, in Land or ftwifcs, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Ma rciage Settlements. 4 .Vidows jointure., Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or tny other certain Income tar Life, may be (applied with tempora ry or permanent Sams of Money to any amount, by peyiag An nuity intertit for the 1am.... The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, stay be accommod3ted, on their perform' fecurity; and in any initance where the flnisk fecurity of an individual may be deemed infuffieiwt, the silditim of another perfon to guarantee the pay ment of the interett„ will remove the objedbur; and in all mks privilege will be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own option.—P:rional applications will be received every day till tune o'clock, and Letter, (ruin Correfpnndcnts in town and country, (poft paid) will he inimod:ately anfwcred, addreffed to tile Direlflorof the Knight !bridge Bank, at his town-houre, No.B, law's( J9llO-11frci3Ouldurfquare. REIGNERS. 'THE COMMISSIONERS appointed for fpecial Purpofea under certain Ade of the 434 and 4sth Years of kis prefent Majclty fur granting a Contribution on Property, &e. hereby give Notice. That Perron' may claim Exemptions from the laid Duty: at. For the Duties charged on any College or Hall to any of the Univerfities of Great Britain and Offices belonging thereto, or for the Moncy expended in the nectar, Repairs thereof. ad. For the Duties charged on the Seite of any Hofpitat or Public School, or Alms•houre or Offices Delo:sting thereto, or for the Money expended in the neceffary Repairs thereof. 3d. For the Duties charged on the Rents of Lands, Menages and Tenements belonging to any Hofpital, Public School, or Alma.houfe, or 'ate." in Trufteea for charitable Purpofes. 4th. For the Dividends payable out of the public Revenue and arifing from the Stock of any Friendly Society eßablifhed under an AR of the 334 Year of his prefent Majeßy. th. For the Dividends belonging to any Corporation, Frater- L nity or Society of Perfuns eitablillted for charitable Purpofes only, or applicable by them to charitable Perpores only, purruant to any Ad of Parliament, Charter, liferee, Deed of Trutt, or Will, in fo far as the Dividends before mentiout4 Cull have been applied to charitable Purpofes. 6th. For the Dividends, bona fide, belonging to any Perron not being a Subjed of his Majefty and not refident iu Great Britain. Aind that all Perfons claiming filch Exemptions are required to i make their Claims before the Paid fpecial CommilSoncrs in Writ • ing, to he delivered at the Office for Taxes, Somerfet Place, under Cover to the Secretary for the Affairs of Taxes, and the For= for itch Claims are to be had at the raid Office, and at the Offwe of the Infpedor for the Duty on Dividends at the Old Stock Exchange, of the Clerks to the Commiflioners for executing the rreperty Adt in the feveral Diftrids, and of any infpedor sir Sur v. yor of T..xes. By Order of the Commitnonera, Office for Tan% Nov. si, 'So! M4ITTHEW WINTER. WESTMINSTFICFIRE OFFICE, (Eftablinted t 717.) BEDFORD•STREET, COVENT -GARDEN, For Infuring Houk', Buildings, Houfehold Furniture Goods, and Stock in Trade, within England, Scotland, and Wales. ANNUAL and Septennial Infarances are made on the Property above fprcified from I.ofs or Damage by Fire, for which purpofe attendance is given daily at this Office from Nine o'clock in the morning until Four o'clock in the Afternoon, Saturday excepted, on which day the Office clofes at Three o'clock. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. . . . N. B. No charge made at this Office for Policies. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. Dee. 19, 1803. I 'HE ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE 1 - COMPANY, of London, undertakes INSURANCES tram FIRE, throughout Great Britain and Ireland; and in Foreign Countries. The Company We undertakes laturalces on Lives and Survivorlhips, and grants immediate, deferred, or progreflive Annuities. The Conditions are more favourable than have beep yet offered; and the Rata are, in every initauce, of the mft moderate de feription. No Charge is made for Policies; nor any Admifion•Pee re quired on Life•lnfurance. A very liberal Comntiffinn is allowed to Solicitors and others, who have the means of obtaining eligible Life-Infutfices. The DireCtors have determined to avoid the expence and team reniences atuneing the eftabiiihraeot of Country Agencies. The Paving pie/doted bythis meafure enables them to,offer theiollowing eery important abatement on fire Infurances at more than four miles (Mane , : from London, provided Push Infurances be effedted at the Company's Office in London, by the Friends or Agents of the Ferraris to be infured, and without the Office being involved iu the trouble or charge of any correfpondence, viz. 2,51. per Cent. per Ann. on the premium of policies for tingle years-2741. to 401. per cent. in proportion to the Term, un polities for more years than one. Printed explanations on the fubjed of the above abatement, pointing out an cify mode of preparing Infurances for execution in London ; together with full li astnews an to every t.rattch of the Company'. bulinefs, may be obtained free of colt, a-. the Coin paey's Office, in Change-Alley, Combill; the whole fo arranged as to adn.it of being forwarded into the Couctry at the ezpence only of !Ingle poltage.—Attendance daily, from Nine to Four. By Order of the &sad, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary, Roc ILLiogd.he dim al. Mr. U .dt, for diets tl. Mrs. Dawfon, for ditto IL Is. .....3t 10 0 St. James's Church, ditto 371. Is. Mts. Ergot, fur ditto al. Is.— 38 1 0 Chrift Church, ditto . 5 t 6 6 St. Mary's Chapel, ditto - 41 4 0 St. Johies, ditt o - 7 1 3 9 A Lady, for ditto 0 5 0 Kainngton Chapel, ditto - aa 10 6 All Saints, ditto 271. Is. Mrs. Mogan, her Son, and Niece 21. ss. The Children of Magan's School 101.ac00—.40 0 0 Moravian Chapel, Bath - 7 2 9 Roman Chapel, Bath 271. as. rd. Ditto los. 6d..--. a 7 14 7 independent Chapel, Argyle-fireet 04 2 0 PariCh of Widcomb, near Bath a 6 9 -11-.... of Camefton. ditto - 6 6 0 ..--- of Colerne, Wilts 51. 16s. 9d. ' Mr. Clement for ditto 51. 01404.-.-40 t 6 9 Parini of Great Elvin, per W. Elackeney.Efq 3 it 6 ' ---.-- of Mills, Sornerfetthire, pa Dr. Bikop 19 7 6 ---.- of @hipping, Sudbury„Glon. cefterthire - 17 2 o of Little Sudbury, Glow alit:ratite - 5 a 6 - ----- of Welton, near Bath 6 .7 6 .---- of Bathwaite, ditto - 6 8 6 of St. Stephen,by Saltalb, Cornwall J. Buller 17 S 0 ---. of Aberford, Yorkikire, by J. Laudon. Vicar 39 o o Patina of Feipham, Sulk:, the Minitter and Pa ' rifhioners 6 6 0 Stafford - E. Dickinfoa, Rector 5a 10 8 Barton-upon•Humber, Lincolnffi. Mr. Barnett 27 14 4 Barton Volunteers, one day's pay 8 a co St. Matthew's Lodge. Barton - 6 6 0 Willow Church, Nottinghamfh. G. Holt,fen. 3 1 3 0 Wallthy ditto Ditto 2 2 o Letincon ditto G. Holt, jun. 8 a o !Caton ditto Ditto a 1 o Chapel of Endon, Staffordfhire 8 0 0 Reffiington,RutLind C. Swas 4 2 to Aftbury Church, Chellsire Heptenftall 29 az 0 Trapfton,Northaraptooffilre 8 a 8 6 Rounds ditto . 0 9 2 I Colledions at Margate - 263 3 11 1 Gainfborough Church J. FotkergEl 6 0 13 2 Parifh of Overton, Hants -- Harrion 10 5 0 Much Marcie, Heretordthire 9 13 6 Folkftone Patina J. Tian is a 5 8 Orwell Church, Devon 10. CePleitou 49 0 Catter4asse Meeting, St. Paul's- 36 10 0 Colledinn in the Paint of Baler, Staffordihire, - - 23 a 0 IDitto in the ParilChureh of Whig ham, Kent John Tucker 33 0 0 Parifh of Dunitable, Bedfonifhire - 33 7 7 Dedham, Utz I'. G. Taylor 61 is 7 Ditto Meeting W. B. Crathen 14 8 o London Itinerant Society, in addition to Lewilham Chapel - 4 17 o Rev. J. Philip's Chapel, George. Rita, Aberdeen Minifter and Pas Ultima, of Holfworthy, Devon Patina of Melamine, Devon Dunfter Troop of Welt Sonterfet Yeomanry, by Lieut. W. Warren - Rebbasford and Bewdley Churches, including the Bewdfey Volunteers J. tawood Woking Church, Surrey - Effingham ditto, ditto - Wellingborough ditto .-- Archer Mickford Patina Simpfoo Winiton ditto Ditto , Para of lienis, In Suffolk and nix, including the Volunteer Corps J. Deane St. Helen's Church, Abingdon Dr. Lempriere Langford Church J Keropthorne ; Great Tatham Church Diqo Odiham Chapel, Haws W. Wilkins 1 Pariah of Chilletion, near Swindon, 34 is 6 9 2 0 0 14 0 U 2 6 33 1 3 7 9 4 • s 6 o 21 0 1 7 3 0 s 9 0 IS TO 3 52 10 0 6 o o 3 o o 1 4 1 5 6 19 0 6 G. Savage 64 17 4 a z 7 6 S 4 10 Wily Kingfton upon Thames Kingiton Volunteers llaptift Chapel, at Tanntan Tne Miniftcr and Inhabitants of the Villages of Harley, Shropfhire The Perth of St. Vim!, Shadwcll Parifh of Stebhington, near Wan desford, Northamptindhire King 07 0 0 CEnglecon Church S. Williarufoo 53 14 *0 Protedatit Diffrnters atCougktcn J. &matt 3 7 d Corporation of Ditto 10 0 0 Chepflow Volunteer Cavalry 50 0 0 IJitto ditto Infantry as 3 • to i 8 6 15216 1 Right Hon. the lairl - Olft;rUn — gt - on ---- - -- ---- SS*. 0 John Harding, Eris. Waiworth l -V* Sir Hedworth Williamfon, Bart • .. g • John Stafford, E'q. White Houk - •• •• 4 / R Metfrs: VVebiter, Wilfon, Searth, inta Co. Cattle Bike. '. S 0 Sir Thomas Henry Liddle, Bart. - ' ' : 'SI 0 Sir R. Milbank. Bali M. P• • • i ei el Wm. Ruffell, Efq. Branupth Cattle • j 0 0 Mr. Fenwick, Leighton - - I $ • Sundry final Sums collated in Balaton Paifh, by the Rev. Mr. Robinson - 1 14 6 Rowland Burdon, Efq. M. P. Cattle Eden S s 0 Sir John Eden, Bart. - - s 0 ci Hun. and Right Rev. Lord filibop of Durham st o o Sir Henry Vane Tempeft, Bart. 10 so 0 Rev. Dr. Pye, Archdeacon of Durham 1 t 0 Rev. Mr. Scurfield, Neweallie - $ 0 0 Matthew Ruffen, Efq. M. P. Hardwick s o o Rev. Mr Nesfickl, Durham, annually, until fuel time as the Prifoners are cache:4rd - s s cs Wm. Fenwick, Efq. Durham - - s 0 0 Prom the Oatethead Royal Marines Lodge of Odd Fellows _ - - -11 l * es Wm. Peauth, Efq. Ufwortlt Hall - .5 411.:10 W. W. - - 3 A . 0 Troikas of the ERate of John George Dambton, Efq. Lambton Hall - 10 It R. E Shattoe, Efq. M.P. Whitworth' Jof. Humble, Efq. Middleton, YorklMre II .1 • le Thomas Humble, Efq. Bioley White tionfe • • 46,0 Mr. John Martindale, Flatta - I s 0 George Skipfey, Efq. Elliot, Honfe • a f • Corporation of Durham, per WM. Shield., Marta I' P - 6 Mr. C. fohnfos. Coal Flehange, London • , S , S. 6 Mr. Jof. Ainfley Ditto - 5 j • Mr. Re . Fenwick Ditto - 3 3. • Mr. Thos. Wilfon Ditto • - 3 - t Mr. Thos Gllkfpy Ditto - 3 Meffrs- Ward and Brown. Ditto .. s s b Mars. Chrker and Borges, Ditto - .5 5 • Merril Lyon and Co Ditto - 3 1 P . Mars W. and J. H. Barkers. Ditto s is 0 Mr Jar. Drugy Ditto - 1 a 6 Mr John Woodcock Ditto - s s o Mr , Wood Ditto - a. s 0 Mr George PO: Ditto - x g o Mr 0. Burton Ditto 1 i o The Rev. Richard Richaxdfon, of Elwiek - S 2 4 A Young Lady - • i 1 o A Friend • • i ii o Robert Bifs, lEfq. Deptford - h s 6 Thomas Robfon, Elq. Bifhop Wearmouth s II o Mr John Wolfe, Cheiter-le Rreet - . I a'a Right Hon. Lord Strathmore • to go 4 'The Committee, anxious to fend the unfortunate Prifonessall• other Pound each, intend to keep the Subfeription open. a Omit time longer, what ;hey hope to be enabled to drift) by the further Contributions of the benevolent and humane. While the mind is alive to the recolludion of the ieeent vidories obtained by our gallant Tars, they hope the fituation of dude unfortunate mat will not be unattended to. who,by the fate of war, are doomed to a miferable exile, feared, allow.d fufflcicnt food, of the mratieft kind, to fuppurt their exiltet.ce—livering with wile, iridarnp an. wheidome dungeons, without one cheering ray of a fpcedy ta wagitation to their unmerited fulfcrings. Subferiptions received in London by Mr. Charles Johnam, Cu l l Exchange, who will forward the fame to the Trealurer. • N. B. The Number of prifoners, it is believed, at prefent ' amounts to near 3co: • _.. TM. day was publiihed, Volume the Fifth, handfonaely printer! in gliarto on a Flue Paper, price Oue Guinea and a Half in Lovas, of a New Work andtled (ENERAL BIOGRAPHY, or LIVES of the Fiat EMINENT PERSON. of aU Are,. Countries, COD. ditions, and PrhikSums, arranged according to Alphaostical Order compote! • by J. AIKIN, M D. Rev. THO. MORGAN, and Mr. JOHNSTON It is the particular P.:rpufe of this Work. to afford a more eh... raactiltie and impartial Ellimate, moral and intelk dual, of the Subjeets of biographical Record, than has hitherto been done in limi'ar Publication,; and iikewife to proportion more juft/y the Length anti Minittenrra of the Narrative to the relatlve COtifts tlllo3.ce of the lotlividual commt , c,rate.i. ii' J!!eUtiOn to thefe Points, it is hoped tiLlt fuels a View has. ern given of all the mull confpierous t.:haraders in H Wiry and Literature, as may fulEce for the Inttruetion and Entrrtaininsot .t;r. iteral Readers, and pre clude the Nrcedity of ea:linking a Var . , ry of Anthers For the Ufe of thorewho with to mske more p irticular Ingot it.s, and likes wife fur the Purpufe of autlicntieatiag the M.ittrt of l.rration, References are lubj.itted to every ItsAt• A. nej e o f the Sources wh nee t h e Iw:wow:ion ha• been der,el.3l. fruited for J. ighlofull, S.. Paul's Chun:hind; and G. 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