Star. — London, England, 1805-12-16 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S Dec so, t/V.s. T a GLNERAI. MEETING o f COMMIT - TEE, i.eit this day THONIAS BONAR, Erg. in the Chair, Refolved, h..t the tollowing Addrefs to the Publit, be inferted in the Papers-- the pn face to the Report.puldifhed on the ift of March laft, '.ontoiitt,.e, after firing the Receipt and Expenditure to that I, obferved, " 1 hat the Contributions already received, a Fund fa ample, in proportion to the demands hitherto :man it, that they abflained from any new appeal to the is ; confide:A that, when cireunattances rendered it neceffary, fliould not appeal in vain ; but that the fpirit and liberality of ni would always rife. equal to the oceafion, when called upon ieve futferings, and reward the valour of thole who dif isolated thmfelves in the fcrvice of their Country." This fentiment has now been fully jullifted. The rums fob ed previous to the 6th of :aft month, when the glorious Vic - nf Trafalgar was announced to the public, amounted to and the dividends received to a0,c0z..1. The relief that 'hen been vot:d, to near Eight linndred wounded or dibbled and to tiore than Two ilin,deed Widows, Orphans, and :at Relatie., of chore killed; with the honorary gratuities for fsful caution of valour MCI it. amounted t nearso,oooL; the fareher calls upon the Fund wiring from the Lite hrlEiant iievement of his Majeity' , .: Arlll3,WCit Calillattd at about 70,00aL ring an ueappropriated furplus of not more than 75,0004 a Cum igSc Zoon prove inadequate to anfwer the future claims of ifh valour, now called into adtion by land as well as by fea. finder there eircumftances the Committee made a trent appeal thole who had not hitherto coutrihuted—and the foccefs folly Wcrs their expeCtations. St.hfcriptioos fince received, for the general purpofes of the d, already amount to sB,O ; and thole reed In from the Cliors made, after Divine Service on the Day of Thankf ig, t014,60c1.; and both has are hoarly encreafing. The names of many who had before contrihuted with a muni- Lcence worthy of their rauk and fortune, have appeared &vain— ' the Clergy of the Eitablilhed Church, and of every ocher de .onlination, have moft zealoufly and eloquent: y promoted the obleEts of this laudabl:- . . Inftitution. fhe limits of an Advertifement do not permit the defcription the Contributions at the feveral Churches and Places of Wor in the manner in which many have requelled they might be red—but the c o mmittee, fn their next Annual Report, which .1 be publiftsed on the eft of March, will give all the particu rs defsred. Amount of New Subferiptioes already advertifed, 114791.95. sd. Joesua Waller £3 3 James Barry Cm to Wider los 6d Skinner and Dyke at 0 Lewis to. 6d William Skinner to so .art Hernaii, Gilt- G. P. s x fpur•ttreet to lA'. K. t Wm. I .angton, ditto to o James Craig, Efq 5 5 Edward Harvey, ditto so o C. Blanchard, Kendal "'hos Beckwith, ditto so o Town _:t Barron, ditto so o Evitt and Rixon veloldfrnid and Eliafon sr so &mud Hollingfworth Geo. and Rich Baker so 0 Richard Toye 7oL Robert Limond C. Pa ' +e late of Bengal so 0 Peter Dupuy Abbott her Digby, London S. F. nelds,Haelney to o Downer Sande” Mark Sprott, Efq as o Hill. Hohboute and On Wright, gq S S lints . Groves to to I.ord Egrernont W Dalby and Co. TO TO Sir W. Benfley, Bart Philips, Page and Co. , James Burrowes Madeira se° o Capt. Charles Craven .Mereditt,Lia- R N coin's Inn to so Copt Thomas Hand, St. Robbins, ditto to to RN _ Bird, Anton court 5 5 Hon. Cart Fdward .'ilfon, Jackfon, and King, R N Holmes sO so James Sykes Thomas Rhodes 5 s James Sykes, inn. Prile and 'l' orner so to Capt.Sylvs, N Richarby, Cleugh, Hopkins, Cray and Callon, and Co. 30 TO (HOTLY -. and Hen. Ledger so to William 'Mud A:ht. Bromfield, Hina George Pidgeon, Me- Icy, Oxon s s dallift ' os Stay.Stock,Efq s 2 W. Chivers, Clapham William Grey s 2, Rev. G. A. Hatch. - Alias and Broughton, Friday Reed Lige Road, Lam. S 3 a Servant as 6d :t h 21 o Winton Stivei.fon A Rev. Match. Tho- Aitrtiral Roddiun man. of Sutton s 0 Mrs Roddain ;refulhe,Brothers 21 0 Swain and Stereos Ain Chamb. Reeve to to Cid Jtwry rates l'ycroft to to Thomas Curtia, Cain. rood, Wigan, and Co, to to berwell, zd Sub. . trrifon and Ellis to to Smith, Hufband and ' Freeman zo to Dt.vas . . , 11-re to to John Cottan, Devon an V; iggri st 0 fhire ftrect, • Fort tenrgo Lumley 5 5 land Place 5 0 fairs Ro:•ins, Co- David Cadd.,ll, fm. S S vent rattlen SO 0 DAvii Carldell,f,Jn. 5 5 minas Atkirtfon and M. ;AA T. langdain to: to :ward Isdnunt rs r 5 A. D'Jyley, S.,ntitrnp S 2 rain Sutrialge, R.N. 3 3 T.lzryßnfit.r,Sloane-artst/ 1 1 2 ~in David Rcthrrtfon 5 0 F. NV. knit , r, ditto . 5 0 iirtil jrrhn Barely 15 15 James Roits,r, ditto 5 0 •Atitniral Jonathan hits Strutt, C.itto 30 0 fatillmor IO 10 !Ors. I-16.th 1 S Patrick Heady, May Vas ElizLlttet Ht.a•h 2 1 'cnir . to to Phiitt Gilbert. G dil tam Vic:tory, Efq. s 5 (mith to his Nl:rjrfty, Vickery 2 2 Crckl,:lir•flrcet 20 0 Vickery - t 1 F. NA'. It I Drury i I IL.libtr at Wi:ift t s , Vickery 1 z Ar t hur Anlley, 1.61. /. Edw. Embry s s Lincoln's Inn S 5 itichard Lanntr titrett, Rif ht Honourable the fecond fabfcripticti so to Es.ri of Stamford . Woodward, Lamb's- :ild Watrirgton se° o Conduit- flrect t t Michael Joy 10...0 William Gemmel too 0 I, B. z z At March, t;ofport to to EB. s t Bunnell Welch s s LieutenantZenerai Jas. • ' Downey, S urgeo n, Balfour to 0 .- 1 I I.atly Mary ear 50 o Downey, toe. 6d. Jan Swinttrn, 1 fq. to to and John Downey, P. hl.ttjoribar ks, ifq. in to ter km) - 1 I William Rots S 0 :pain William Brown, N Clilvert, Efq. Bath- so to Ajax s 0 C. Godby, I.arnbeth - 2 2 11. . 55 *I homas HorocaßlC 10 to K Jones, and H. W. Grcolide and Co. 52 to ktkinfon to to Rev. John Harrifon, to and Smith to 0 Wralnefs, Fife: 10 to Gilmore 5 5 Mrs. klarrifun and irl I.ugh, Flood-lane to to Family zo to ,cant Northage to to Parifh , f Wralnefs, trlball and Dyer, Hi x, is. 109. 6d. Coal Exchange to to Ml.actilan and Gatt JO 10 lward Billinglley John Smith S S inckwold tO 10 Lady U'. Ntagerald 20 0 Auddleßon, Efq. 'I homas Harm to 10 Down-elate, 'Wineor 21 0 Ale x . David Cock to to :ori,e Hobfor 21 0 Licut. I. Ftrutt, LL N. z 2 Cottrell, EN. Lin- S. Hayartlahl 5 5 -..olit's-Inn 21 0 S. Ewbanke, 13 , .nd-flrect s 0 , Henry Dyfon, r•ir E. Littleton, Bart. to to Cy. of liaghurlt 3 3 John Shutt to to hi:aril:tea to zu jultn Shutt, jun. 5 5 ory xodVi . illiara . ' backlash Brett, and Mackefon. Hythe to zo Morgan • , cl 2 and Jones to to V. intended to hive L. Afphy llorymple to to , been given at Cistit. Ns .6d. I. Hiatt', G •rter so z . Graeber &on% and. • .tur.i o.eunimiog to to . Smith . . r. R x dfarn, klack.frlar's• General Bland ' road - z z Cafpar Melatnichag ,1414,jun. of Wells. Nor- I) Sttplienfun, lag. folk . 2 2 (Land W..cahau .Robertfon, Middleman Slaughter Gainford, of his Majcity's Bap Ea- aril 11ruwn . Ilk 5 5 Edward Rnhinfort r •Erice, Yarmouth 31.9 s Ld. • Iteveroncl Mr. Philirs, Anietitiolo . s s Vicar of Ming, pomr I..gonard Mcrfe, Efq. .5 . 5 Suathamptun Fr ' " i. i 1 , , , g. • tffm 1 I 1 ' ,I, l • , 1 1 T A •i• Rcl 1 ; Th.:t. # 1 Daily R I to tlw I *he Coo . pc rind, I.)rratAl , rn: le vi i 1 1 r l üblic ; I 11. y flit .1 Britons to relic! • t ; tioguilh 0 f 1; • This feribed • i ts!ry of Il • ' ' 17 SP= i , ..1 1 bad the ' '. i I/1411. al indigerr , • . .' i ftw refs( and the achieve • , leaving ; that ni ' 1.• Britith Mull i I to !bore i anfwcr! Tbe Pond, i r 1 , . Collect Loving, 1 • ' The . , &mice : and tht , 1 siornina I ' °yds The L I d ' of the I i ' i Alp, it inferret l will be 1 tars del . I Atone Mr. Jo , , Mifs V 4 I Wife L i', I Robert fpur. I WEILL I,* l Edwan 1 f % Thos 1 1: 1 ' .1 ° Robert ' I, Goldin I 1 , Geo. at 11 ! • ' ' Col. ft , late I t Chas 1 .. I I II . i Lich Ili Mark : ' tI , e. Sro % ~ . ' W Dal Philip! , i Mat ' i , 1.. N.I coin .• 'Robt.l ' • . r Thos I Willa i 1 ' Holt Thom. Trite al j Richar I .. Coll 1 "ii'.• ' Edw. a . Y R at.' I ! ii . Ic y ,' Thos f. ' - Vilna' ' ! 1 . Colliw! Bed bath The R . A t ma. Grefur John C i I 33:1106 11 ~, i Wood. , •„ ,* i . 4 , , .., / ' .i Flarrifl Tohn F lob,. I oho ‘ George Ileffrs vent Thorn a Edw Capital' 1 , ' ' Car tail I 4 Admir , , r t . I: l':Ir• i Faul I ' 1 : i - Putrid Fair . Williar , Mr-. N I f AI VA 11 . , Zlik E hi. E. l Rtv. E • Richar , ' • fecot 1 i J. Woo Con , • r • I Willi= , i • IVI. Ma i Eaannel .• a I I 1 11 : 1 J. Dot i l' 1 R. N Mrs. E Wm. a !, ' (thel Captaii ) ! : 1 ' Ajar G. 11. E. K i i . At Li 1 r i ' Itc en 1 a M. Gi' Davi , l i i • ' Williat ' i North / I q, Coa' • ' Edam' I Wu I. Hu , ' ' i . 1 1 DOV 4 r latColl' J. CIA' . Call I 1 . Rev. i, , . Efq John I , limn 11.42 1 1 7.aarda 1 1 1r ' Sir I. Sir I. : Lan , . %C R , TOM . 1 1` 3 • 1 : I HPI i ' bill .3 • • B. Ito . at . , . tic Dr . F Dante icon: . • TO TO 10 0 2 2 10 10 5 5 ID 0 10 10 S S I 10 10 21 0 ZOO 0 21 0 2 2 5 0 I 0 10 20 0 ZO I 0 5 S 5 S I 0 IO IO 2 2 Mitchell and LYONS E.lO to T. Blake, Betbeepee z. s 3 Francis Grojan,Efq. is so Thomas Chavallat a S L,l, Vifc. Wentworth st o W. I. B. S o Philip Rafhledg h, Efq. so 0 From a Germs S a Thomas Wood, ELI. Lit- Henry Child s s tleton too o Wm. Waton, Prep W. and J. Mack 5 3 Wefron-pl. Pancras Capt I. bmith.R. N. ro 0 George l'owning Harvey and Haines so 10 William Roberts Major Monariffe, of the Wm. Gook, Efq. of Royal Marines s o Birmingham Rev. Samuel Johnes 10 10 River Feacib:es Robert Adair, Eft. 20 0 Geo. Wiltflfire J. H. 3o o William Goodrich, The Baron's . * Hoare to ro Spring Hill Lord Vircount Cursco to zo T. ,‘uldjo, Cowes, Richard Bradley, zd Me of Wight Subic' iption so o Rear Admiral John Lord I.yttleton to to Ch. Purvis Anonymous 3 3 MOrCli Hawker, Eft. James Thompfon s s of t'aterfielcj, Hants J.Recve, Rig. Craven- John Gubbs Brat 5 0 William Shearman, John Hodgfoo, L'uchlcrf- Greacachurch-ftre et S 5 bury JO /0 Reverend Dr...yrnouds, Mlfa Letitia Trelawacy 5 5 Breetion , Rd. i Liffey, Efq. 5 S Tintfcn and Co. sd . Capt. Isamitead, RN. a S Sabicrirt:eat Henry Leciiibird 23 0 Anthony BratTh I Edward Mellows so 0 Charles, Samuel and Mr. F. H. Trolicla s 0 Geo. Enderby T. H. Lamb, Erg. 52 TO Charles Grant Sir George Pownall to 10 George GodbY, S. P. John Colli-.1. l fq. 5 S Office idlrs. Elizabeth Baker, A. Z. Parliament [Beet r i T. Corbett. Pfq. Dam- David Nrker, Efq. 5 s hall, near Knutsford D. It. P. I t Plnlip Blundell, Eft. Iced. Wm. ClRlpheil 21 3 . 1 iv, rton iVirs. F. W. Campbell ro to John Claridge, Efq. T. I‘.l. Talbot, Lig. Los e lierchangen, Elks Sir D. Smith, Bart. zd Lieut Gcn. Bowyer, Sulticripzinti IO to Half Macm•ftrtet, Gem ge Unw in (an rid Picc.v.iilly Sliirr:::c of Lord N 1.... Jane Willfon, Nclfenq 5 s Cborleywood, Herta, Captain N. Nafhard Bul- td Sub. Lard, R. N. 5 5 Sir T. Clarges, Bart. Humphrey Ballard $ 2 Wm. Clarges, Itfq. John ILllard i 1 John Larde.t, Efq James Ballard s 1 r. Allen, Henri:. tta- Tulin Morgan s a 4rect,Cavendifh.:, s u. 'obit Trotter 31 TO Geo. Hunt, Lfq. David Haliburton to 10 Plymouth Ales. Popham. Efq. so o Joreph Hewitt, Efq. Rev._ John Garrett, of His Grace t h e Duke of 5 ° 16 5 16 10 TO TO ss 0 3I io _ Ch - udlcigh • 20 o Ancaftis F. M. so o Mift Layard John Peacock 2 0 Mira Mary layard Jame...Ear:ph:Km ICJ 0 Thomas Slater, Siam- A Davifon, Nutt, Tcnt- ford hill to 10 plr.r and Co. los o Newman ti,ticaa William lease to 0 Temple 20 a Math. Hartifon, Efq. of j. Mackcload 5 0 Upton, near Hunifel, John Slattr, Strand 2 2 aunt 20 0 Joint French, Beef Thus, and jag. Go,ling to o Wight 7 S John and Lecch, of Henry Cowper. Efq to so I.ea, Surrey to o C. Waltham, kfq. 10 10 Thos. Golding, Cornhill 5 5 j. Whop, Hampftead to 10 Cook, Wilmoot Charles Farrington S 5 ding 10 10 Natb. Daltun,9hafton, Dr. P. Conry, near Chep • Dula 21 0 flow 5 5 P. Macleod and Son zo to Robert Tayler, Black- Dean and Saliibury 20 0 brat!' 2t 0 Neck, Son, and Sewell to to Mifs S. Seclgwond 3o 0 I.ieut. Charier, Brow, R. N. Mr Charlcs Duncan, Sbiernefs R. D. IL tts 6d. Arch. M. Nerlage 5 Lieut T. Whig, KN. 5 o Mits Dalton. of Bury St Edintituls 5 5 James Eat, Efq. Bram haw Park, Yorklhire so o Dr. Huffey, Canter bury Charles Beckford Long, Efq. Lar.cley, Berks to to William Be:.t - to 10 Mr. Mcro.. Nc*thool - met , &MLA 20 20 Mr. H. I.V. Mercer 2 1 Captain C. Wollafton S s Peter Campbell, Efq. Sydney Farm - to to Thouasß oui rrtht : na d Co.' Covent an os 0 Wbitter and Bremrldge to 10 Minett ar.d Fator,Auf tin-frlars - ss to J. Reid, Erg. Bedford to to A Friend to the Navy 4 0 Rev. 1.. H. Mafter Lymptfield. Surrey Benjamin D Ifratl, lsfq. St 0 Stoke Newington 10 10 • Newt.:42 iiarton. Er+ 3 0 3 0 Mrs, tarton - 3 0 • I Captain Sir T. Wllliame 5 5 Jl.m:s Buller, Efq. • 0 - 10 10 1 0 W. Pue:Beld, Rulford, Devon 10 tO D. Davenport. EN- 5 2 10 S. S Falb= Nairn, hfq. 5 5 I 2 0 Colonel Varlo, Royal 20 10 Marines 5 5 21 0 G. Dobree,Chureh.lane, 5 5 Chelfea S to to The Hon. Captain C. R. Capt. Nicht.'Tondinfon, R. N. S 5 George Crawford, King's Largiey to to Robert Wallace t z George Nolo: 2t o Sonya and Shearer as o H. Burg Az 5 $ Rm. Dodfworth, Daddington, near Dixon anl Ratufay Charles Hippaif Cooper and Bennett Hr.nry Wa::on Sir j Imes Liberty 'icon/ I.appan Th 0.11.1; bnedgrape Edmund Lucas Shone and Lloyd Et lry avd Vecatup Wm. Tuuimen,Chr lß Chureb,Surrey Wm. and J. Vi'ood. Tbreadotedle.firixt Jaynes Wood, ditto istnics - M. Duncan, Tower-hill William Middleton, Ertl. Iptivich, Pro vinciti Grand Mat ter otthe Flee Als ton., in the County oC hullelit George Nichols E. HAM% IL M. DA Coils bA. Ma arth7, Win eheller Mr. Elton Rev. Chao. Richards, Hydd abbey School, Winchener The Scholars at ditto E. Dkkintm,Tirertua Henry C. enwrion Mrb.Grattoiribe Rob. Cave,Dutealter 10 10 10 10 10 10 2 1 S 0 23 0 sz so SI 0 •DO 1 10 10 IC 10 10 10 21 0 I 5 I I II 0 5 0 i 0 to zo io S .5 SL 0 5 5 10 10 5 5 S -5 S 5 10 10 10 10 7 7 5 5 , Sir H.Strachey, But. 3o 0 Boyle 5 0 John Mickleawaite to to H. W. Harvey, Ertl. 5 5 Thomas Perry 5 5 Barnet Chitlins 5 5 Rear Adm. Fortercue so 0 Samuel Denton, Radi i. C. Palmer, F.fq. his fquarr hlajt fty's Advocate Thomas Allen,St John's, Genet:ll,llmmla 5 5 Southwark Mrs. Painter s a Randbottoms and Ba- Mr. Palmer, Junt hlifs Palmer 2 2 verilock. Windfor tco o 2 1 Colonel Campbell, Irle Mai F. F. Palmer 1 1 of Wight to to J. C. Eden. HT his Mr, M. Hale, Hants too o Majeßy's Attorney Mount and Roberts 10 so General, Bermuda 5 5 P. Broadley and Son TO to Mrs. Filen 1 2 Richard Carti.r, ESq. Ponforiby ' rottenhatn, Elba. Surrey 5 .5 kfq. c,• P. z 0 to The Servant: of T. H. 17s• 6d. Chrittopher Britton 1 z Jan SudliAv, Munn- Mr. Wallington, El- In ent• yard niiniter 2 2 Wood and Cornish, Mr. Johl Walker, . Broad -ftreet buildings zo 0 Chippirg On.-a: 5 5 J. Thouras and W. Kew to To Rev Wm. fiertinEhana 3 3 Atkin:: and Batten to zo Wiliam Evan 1 it Rt v. Icreph Richards to 10 T. t lushes 10 10 Kor. Jcha 1 !olden. of Unknown, by Rev. S) dney Collt.ge, Cam. W. Her, irphara I 9 bri4e s 2 Mr. John Nightio- Hon. Cafe, Mortvrood az 0 gale, Rocheitcr 5 5 T. Otte - 10 t 0 Sul. Jacob Bargebur 5 5 Clarkes and Burgers to zo. LS. - 5 5 joreph Dobrce, Oxford- , W. Cie% a Labourer ftreet, gratuity re ar theNavyoffice,ta.6d. caved for attending Thomas Forfyth 10 to the Ptefecution of a NI Coltman 2 2 Fc:on R. j. Thompron, Ffq. 3 3 Nicholas Horn tieo. Walters and Sou zo to 'lice Marquis of Taa l:teak and Bratman 10 to field JOO 0 0. il. wuthrto., IJ o Lord Uxbridge los 0 Wil;ia m Deartley to to Matthew Brickdale,Elq. William 114•1;ardy. tos.6d. of Taunton, • Sower- The Hun. Liourl Da. Fetihire DO • 0 1 nier,Cann;liorcker• • George Sheppard, Efq. • kr. Docket atj la of akto • —. i A 0 _ Stife readopt Naftell L. 3 3 1tev.430. neon Stake, C. Mb Frauds Haftell 3 3 Camberwell to 0 Mr. J. Jones, Ruffed-B. 5 • Captain George Gooch, P. C. Jun. 3 3 Brunfwick ((Isere 10 to Mifa C. W. C. 1 t Sir Richard James Stall. Mifs C. B. C. a II van, Bast. Colonel Urban Vivre, Thomas Robin, EN. Salt hill to 0 Thomas Tanner. Lewi.; I.H. S. per Lcdbroke !nun ' and Co. S 3 John Coleman, Efq. 5 5 Dr. Jos. Fos, Wood Mr. Sterry, Ronsfurd, Cottage, Falmouth 3 5 Effez s $ William Ogtea, Efq. 5 5 Mrs. Sterry, ditto I. it- a 2 William Clinch, Grace- Wm. Cotton, Graze- church -greet S 5 church. Brett 5 5 John Clinch, Farnham, W. H. A. Smith, Ffq. 21 0 Surrey The Rev. Duke Yung to to William an 3 E. Bray Captain Rd. Willis, R— Fair and George Clay. N. of Petworth to to sd fuhfcription 21 0 VV. I.ord Falmooth sr 0 Rkhard Burnell, Strand s s Lord Stawell so o T. B. V. z i Matth. Bancroft Lifter, A Blind Butcher's Mite 1 1 Ffq. 5s ro Mr. Samuel Spraften, Chattel Goring, Fr i . sr z, Bedfordbury to to Sates, Pollard, dc Co. sg 0 D. P. Hearnden 0 I Rev. John Bewley. of wm. Walcot, jun. Efq. Stoke. near lidwiela 5 5 Oundle to 0 Sam. Peacock s s J. Shaw, King Beret i 0 to M. Y. half pay Offices t 0 Rev. Sarni Blackall, Jacob liolme 5 5 Tutor, Emanuel Jenny Duckworth s 2 Coliege,Cambri.lge 5 5 Lieut. Rich. Cotton. Granger, Pmwfe, and R N Necdic , . si g . Granger, Exeter 50 0 nal Station, Ifle of T. H. F. to ro Wight Sl6 Major John Rowley st 0 Her Wm. Lane, Mid- Be.usdrut, Cortiffes ihiptnan, ditto 11 as 6d and Co. lfaac Aruohl, Signal A few Friends Man, las Rev. John de Veit, James Arnold. ditto, tas Vicar of Alden- Smi It and Robinfon, ham, Herta 3 3 Ship Chandlers, Jof. Bradley, Peckham 5 5 Portcmouth to to James Dison, Young, E. Wavell, Butcher, and I)izon Osifport 5 5 Capt. N. Tomlintar Mn Stevens, Weft R N _ India and 'Quebec Capt. R. Tomlinfon, dn. 5 5 1 Tavern, Portfmouth 1 2 Lieut. R. Tomlinfort, do. 3 3 ' Capt. J. Cooke, R N 5 5 Lieut. P. Tomlitifon, do. 3 3 Malin and Creed, 2d P. Pope, Efq to to Subfeription Jos 9 WF G to to Sir Neifon /kayos*, Vice Adm. Sir Charles Bart 20 0 Cotton, Bart 21 0 Marks Davis 5 to Rear Admiral Ken". Mif. Davi. 5 o thorne 5 5 William Holm* at o Copt Thomas Prefsbnd, George Parys 5 5 R N S 5 Henry Seymour at o Lieut. John M'itcy. do. 2 2 Charles Steer, Devon- Charles Brooke. M P 21 0 fhjre•fyuare to o Rev. J. Gamble zo zo T. P. to 0 A friend to the Un. Capt. James World, fortunate g o Weymouth.ftreet 5 5 Capt. White, R N 5 0 Mcfrrs Eamon and Fd. H. Gerinas. F.fq 5 o Abbott, Bond-fireet to 1 o Rev. Francis Luce 6 0 Mr T Clements, Gnat- Mrs Sheldon 70 0 venor-greet !e o Tr Buchan 1 3 Thomas Renick, Efq to TO Caw. Clarinsbauld, Samuel Paset,jun to to Eaft Rent Militia $ ° Richard Vealc, Efq Mrs Camino, *aid- Portfmouth TO TO Bone" Thomas Scott, Efq to to C.A. zss 6d Wm. Walcott, M. D. 'W.' Dinwkklie & Co. to to . I I Oundie to o Servants of the Crown and Anchor, Leadenhalitreet 46 o A I.ittle Sailor Boy's Mite at ditto. 29 hcl The Profits of a Performance of the Theatre Royal, Cheltenham. and the Theatre at Glouctiter, per Merfrs Ray and Gibbon 73 3 0 The Young Gentlemen educated at Cheam Schopi 4 0 0 The Officers and Privates of the loyal Layton Com pany of Volunteers, per Captain Milieu 23 4 6 The Officers, Non-commifiioncd Officers. and Privat es of the HI Regiment of Tower Hamlet Volunteers, by Col MclMb' - zos o o The Workmen at islr. Daniel's Manaradhaty, Newgate itreci. - 4 6 6 Captain Dawes's Company of Volunteers, Winchelfea, Sun: - to 8 0 The Officers, Non-commiffioned Officers, and Privates, of the tft Troop of Urea Veonsant y, under the com ma-id of John Conyers. Efg 39 zs 6 The Knfal I , •change Firemen and Porters - 15 o 0 The Inhabitants of the Town of Harwich, by John Hopkins, Erg. 86 4 0 The Non-Cnnuoilloned Officers and Privates of the Lat. terworth Volunteer Infantry, one day's pay, by the Hon. and Rev. Henry Ryder - 5 ts 6 The Officers and thip's entripany of his Majcity's fhip Argonaut, Li,utenant tames James 7 17 6 Hodderdon _Theatre, by Meffn. Humphries and Sea. 7 00 10 10 0 . _ brook, Managers • - - The Watford Volunteer Company of Infantry The Journeymen Weavers art Spitalfieldr and its En• virone, per Meal.% Collier, Graham. and Hoare 10 o o The Officers, Non•Caminiffioned ()Ricers, and Privates, of the Wotton Undo-hedge Volunteer Infantry, com manded by Captain Dyer - 10 to 0 The Officers, Non-Commiffioned Officers and Privates oldie Wotten Underhedge Volunteer 11412 try, 2001• moiled by Ofborne Yeats - . ' 70 to o The IV:embers of the Barth day Society. Boric and Groom, Curtain-ma I, Shoreditch, by Mr. Harding, Secretary - to Ici 0 The Officers' Subfeription, and one day's pay of the Non Commiflioned Officers and Privates of the Thome Loyal Volunteers - - a 9 4 6 Grand Lodge of Antlent Free Mafons of England, Crown and Anchor l'avern ; bis Grace John Duke of Athol, Grand Matter - - Los 0 0 l'he Officers, Non-Commiffioned Officer% and Privates of the Shropthire Regiment of Militia, commanded by Lord Bradford ' 7 1 9 9 Royal Lareafhire Regiment of Militia, From the Officers - 35 1 3 6 Non-Commiffioned & Privates 52 a r 9 United Lodges of Britifh Union and Perteet Friendlhip, Ipswich - - - 20 0 0 One day's pay of the Officers, Non*Commiffioned Offi cers, and Privates, oldie Royal Denbigh Militia, com _ manded by Sir Watkins V.llliants Wynne 28 19 8 One day's pay of the Officer!, Non Conuniffioned Offi cers, and Privatea, of the Rochefter Volunteer Corps es o 0 Duncan's a: d Ner.on's Club, Wakefield - 21 0 0 The Officers, Non•Commiffioned Officers, and Primates, of the Harkfton Volunteer Infantry, commanded by John Kerriek, Erg. - ar 17 6 One day's pay of the Niters and Privates of the Gar kftoff Company of Volunteers, commanded by Capt. J. B. Bell 4 '7 6 The Non-CommiLrioned Officers and Privates of the . Hert!ordthire Legion - 18 16 0 The Loyal Ongar Hundred Volunteers, aft or Ongar Company, Captain Henley - Lieutebant Pomo, ditto - Enhgn I 1!Von, ditto - - Non•Ctrumiflimed Officer: and Privates - An•icable Society, for Relief of FAA Members, hald at the White Harr., Stowmarket, Suftak 10 0 o The Bah Cowes Company of Volunteers, commanded by Captain John Ward, two days pay 10 Iv 0 The Officers, Non•commiffiuned Onicers, and Privates of the Tomer' Volunteers, by Captain Ad:-ms S 8 7 Tht Free and Frieriely Society of Journeyinen Coach makers, held at the Brown Bear, Broad•ftrcet, Saint eleles's - - 22 0 o The C:erks of T. Bifh, Efg. Office, Charing Croft 1 111 0 Captain Hawes's Company Hafting , Rape Volunteers 96 o The Officers, Now-commithoned Officers, and Privates of the Wycombe, and klirtin's Squadron of Buck- Ingliamfturc Yeomanry - • 72 as 0 The Wilnitter and Pariihioners of Weft Hoatley, Suffez 8 is 0 1 he Welt Eifel Volunteer Cavalry, under the command of Major Wright . .T2lO 0 A kw loyal Friends at the Salutation and Cat,Newpte . Market - - (.3 0 0 Tffie Journeymen of hlr. Vickery ' Taviftock•ftlect 10 00 - 88 5 0 .S 5 0 a z o - -z z o 6 6o S 5 5 3 5 5 S S 10 to 10 0 S 5 20 10 20 10 5 5 5 5 3 0 1! 0 10 10 3t 10 la 10 1 Z I I 10 0 SE 0 5 5 10 10 15 0 11 0 10 0 I I 23 23 s 0 S S 100 0 I TO 0 10 10 10 S 0 Tke Centimes frequenting die filar Parlour at Mr. 4. James Confta.hles, the Pouker4.r: Arms, Honey-lane Market - - 54 6 • The Mears, Nom-commit oned Olken, and Privates of the Limehoufe Volunteers, commanded by Lieute nant Colonel Wright - S 4 .3 a The SoeTcty of Barnard's Inn,24lSafeription at o • l'he Society Hall (Private Dinner), Porde& 4t • • The Voluatecr Infantry of Hort:male to 4 • Brigadier General Hay, Commandant Cavalry Depot aeo to • Brea& Major Warts - S 5 * Captain Skee.ir. Cavalry Depot - S S e Captain Daniel, ditto, ditto • 5 S • Cornet Brough:on, and Light Dragoons It a Go Cornet Liadrell. ditto ditto - It • • Cornet White, adith ditto - • 1 • One day's pay of the Officers and Sea Females at Polk itonc, trasfmiteed by Captain Rkkets 6 2 • Thirty-three Folkitone Pilots, tranfedued by Captain Rickatts - - 6 9 • Mr. John Townfend,of the Bangal Medical Eftablifh ment S S • The ClcAs of Mr. 13:th's Lottery 01Eee.Csarnhill 5 5 a Touting Volunteer Company - 7 7 6 Sdhfeription of the Inhihitants cf Cheltenham 149 8 6 Volunteers of the Parith of Leatbethead. Surrey la 5 0 jafonian Socictr a Tewl:cfbury . ito o so The Compry acquenting the King's Arms and COM% Anchor, Wks laaldmi:heeld, pa Meffra.Mllcs and • Ley . __ 7 0 0 A few Officers, Non-eraumilloned Mums, and Privates of the Chatham Disilloo of Royal Marines, by Lift - tenant General j. lisreby . - So • • Lieutenant Colonel Oglanagoodthe Officers of the Royal Newport Volunteer Infantry - tos o • The Officers, Non-commiSoned Meer', 'and Privates tithe Loyal Chelmsford Volunteers, by J. F. Gen), a q.Major Commandant Ili 9 Captain Marratt's Company of Volunteer Artillery, Eaft Mourne , - - p zo II &Medoff= at Itnebeffer,in Kent, remitted by J.Hes. flow, Efq. Mayor -11 16 • Subfeription Books arc open. and SuNeriptloas received at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee Node, and by ail the Bankers in Town aad Couutry. J. P. WELSFORD, Seuetary. AMERICAN STATE PAPER. ..... The following extraordinary article is copied film the National Integrate,. of America, a Pa;,er which. on political lubjeas, is cuppoied to fpeak, on!, ti e lentil-penis of the Executive. It ,is, tnerefo.; ve y probable that the contents of this 'article will t..rm a prominent feature in the PnetitUnt's hleffage at the opening of Congrefs: The contents di every 04 we receive are charg ed with fentiments of indignation at the vinjuit trea spent of our merchants ani.feamen by the Belligerent European Powers. Without any pretrxt whatever. their Alps of war are permitted, with ',owlet's vie)• lence, to lei;e the property of the honest, trader, in fiat is frequently added to itijory, and the civil au T thority, in numerous inftances,jutlifies thee outrages by a condemnation of the trip and car g .i. It is not furpriling that a nation, whofe rights are thus tram pled upon, fhould demand redrefs; and filch is the force of public opinion, that we believe the period is approaching when this redrefs will be had, or thole, of whom it ;s fruitlefsly claimed, will be made to pay the coll. That Government, whole vital interefts depend upon ,a good underftanding with us, nations whole colonies are entirely at our mercy, and whole manufaftures we can at at, 1:110Mern paralyll., thould be thus blind to their interelt, is matter of lupresno ationithinent to et: But to them it cannot be tur p icing, if in the jolt promotion cf our interefth agaiiiit lawlefs violence and meditated wrongs, we thould aim a fatal blow at theirs. What would England fay to an impolition of heavy' duties on all her manufaBured fabrics, the want of which we could thrply in other markets:— What would the fay to reforrng perrnifilon to any of her Gips to enter our harbours ?—W hat would fire fay to withholding all fuppliec from her Viands ? What would the lay to an embargo?—What would the fay to a prohibition or all intercourfe Thefe are awful confederations—but we venture to prediel that they will occupy the ferious deliberar tions of Cungrefs at their /Wising feiEon. We venture to prediet that every Reprefentative from the Ella to the Weft, from the North to the South, will come armed with the refentment of his Cenllituentsagainft the invaders of his rights. The next is a new Con grecs. Its Members may therernre be expeeted une quivocally to fpeak the larwitag... of the people. PA. cific as is the difpofition of AITICIICa, it may be that the norm will born before foreiga nations are aware .4 it. But let them recolleit that the thunder has long rolled at a diflance ; that they were long fence warned of the danger of awakening the lion. Let them recollat that at the lan feflion, on the fecond of March, the following Rthlutions were adopted by the Senate— Refateed, That the Secretary of SMIC be dircdted to lay before , tbis Houle, a , the next Meeting of Congrefs, fuck Laws of Great Britain, as impole any higher or `renter duties on the exportation of goods, wares, and merchindize to the United States, than are impoir.l on Emilar goods, water, an.i mercbandize, when export ed to the nztions of Europe; and alto to report the amount in sterling money, of the exports to the United States from Great Britain and Ireland, for the years aoz, ►84...3, and Igoe, on which limb duties are charged. ReCulTed, That the Secretary of the Tradury be direeted to re* port to this Houle, at the next Meeting of Congers, a Ratement, (hewing the value (agreeably to the prime cell), Mauling money, of frith' linens, and all other rnanufaztures of linen, of fail duck, nails, hat', looking glalTes, plated and glafe wares, ribbons, ftlks of all kinds, printed linen and COMO, and the quantity of Britt& felt and rum, imported into the Unitcd States from Great Britain and her depcndtncics, during the years atoa, tgo3, and 1804 ; and alfo the value of linens imported into the Muted States from all othzr foreign nations. " During the enfuing SeGinn thefe Replnc will be made. Will they not fornith the materials fot a and honourable retaliation ? " So comparatively invulnerable are the UnilA States with foreign powers, and fo numerous are the weak poistts of the latter, that it is difficult to far what species of redrefs it hecomcs our Government to take, in cafe remonfirantc (hall be unavailing. — Such, however, is the esilling slate of our lot :!!rt relations.that we think the fubjeds to which we nate alluded, well worthy of the public attention, and is order to throw light on them, we lhall from time to time fubmit fcvcral interelling documents which Einar has, perhaps, thrown into ton deep an oblivion. — They will generally fpeak for themfelves without the aid of commentary." The American frigates in the Mediterranean have been ordered home, in confequence of their peace with the Barbary powers: the Contiellation, Con yers, Adams, arid Mix, have already arrived. St 0 10 SO ID 10 1 I 3 3 so so 10 10 I • SO 10 IO 10