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Y y. I , • i ' l i I i ji i . • iI 1 . i ' 1 i 1 . . I . I ! it : 1A PATRIOTIC FUND, Lloyd's, November twos. THE COMMITTEE for MANAGING the PA- I'RIO VIC FUND, in their Addrefs to the Pub!fe on aces fiun of the lute fignal Staceffes of his Majelly% Arms, ftgetted the idea of Collcaions being made atter Divine Service, on the day appointed fora General Thankfgiving, in religious Congregations of every denomination, for the Re lief of the Widows and Orphans of thole who fell and for thol who were wounded, imeamtributing to there glorious ViCtoriea, The Committee are perfuaded, that many perfuns whom it may not rule to give fume, for which they would diode to let dew . theirmantes as Individual fubferibers, would gladly avail thersr:'; e i ni of fuck an opportunity, when every heart will fweli gratitude for national mercies, to unite the du. es of patriotifm wipe -a u k of devotion, and contribute according to their SrAtra to tbefe meri torious objcdts. At the prefent erifis, when one expedition has already failed for the Continent, when others are expedted to follow, and when deeds of daring enterprize on the emit of the Enemy are on the eve of execution, it is highly important to animate the fpirits of the brave men who fight our battles,by mewing them that &fifth liberality and patriotifm rife with the occafions that call them I,lt , exercife ; that the Fund fubfcribcd for their encourage ' t and relief az the commencement of the wu, fo far from bo;De by the demands made upon it by their pliant ; ear.' ; s fwelkd by new contributions of national gratituils ' .°nl4 an amount hitherto unprecedented: and that the pledge .ven by this Committee, in the Report of their Procecdinits will a the Selman. the sou.. ffuredly be " that and the Volunteer, may confidently trait that ; heft event were dear to him while living, will, in the o ..s falling in the leered caufe,find friends and guardians All a grateful and generous Country." The Committee have traded Icttcri to be fcnt to the Chief Magiftratc, nr Refidcnt Minifter, in every Town and City throughout the Kingdom : but, to fupply the inaccuracy of the lift of their addrtffes, adopt this mode of foliciting the influence of every individual, in promoting the views, and enlarging the ufeful ne:s, of this laudable and houcvokut Inftitution. SUBSCRIP [IONS SINCZ TIIL LAST REPORT. Newton and Rew William Dalton A Widow's Mite CIO TO 0 so so 0 o se 6 55 0 to 0 0 1 0 103 0 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 10 to 0 o 0 to to 0 so 0 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 to 0 Jofeph Gkwen William Lane A Friend to the Britiih Navy Robert A n fled and Priekett Thomas Breeds Trevor Wheler Thomas Gillefpy John Greases Nathaniel Wright Robert Holford George Curling Robe,- Kingiton James Galloway - - John Dobbs, Bermondfey - - Subfcription of the inhabitants of Hafting+, and its Neighbourhood.at a Public Dincer at the Crown Inn 83 2 6 Profit of a Public Ball, Swan Inn, Mailings e ../9 7 6 Haftings Volunteers. Captain Shorter's Company i 0 Captain Alhburnham's Company 8 to 0 Captain Richard Grindall, his Majeßy's lhig 'e f ince I j 10 0 Lieut. Abel Ferris, ditto - . .5 5 0 George Stephen • - 5 5 0 Tames Dick, Rocheiler - - , 5 0 illiam Henry Pigon 23 0 0 .P. • - - 5 5 0 lames Lee - u a, o • elfon and Ati' m - • ' to to o Edward MP „d ar k • - 5 5 o Earl of r .ourto „„ • - 50 0 0 The S'-rrauts of Metres. Blunt and Mort, Little, Car t'.' lane, St Paul's - *Main Hayward • jam, Mprrne, Comhill - Henry StLrry, Bamondfly-fquare - Voluntary Subizription Laudable Society United Clerks, Mark-lane George Hulford, E fq. Bolton-ft:co Rundle Wilbraham, E fq. Chalks Penftdd, Efq. S. R. W. . 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 • • 1 1 0 SO 10 0 so 0 0 51 10 0 20 0 0 10 10 0 Lord De Dunitinville . 21 0 0 John Henry Cazenove - - 50 0 o Thom a s Pilgrim r - 10 to 0 Charles Batty - - 10 10 0 Drewry Ottley - • 1 0 0 0 Richard Parkes and Co. . - 10 0 0 Wm. 'Torrington - ' 5 5 0 Thomas Edw„,,i, r re enum - - so 0 0 The R. James Long Hutton - ;.0 10 0 Receipts of .1 Benefit Concert in Oxford, fry Sir bigby ;.:esek worth. Bart. - tog 4 6 Henry Hare Townfend, Efq • 21 0 o Henry W.gidthorpe - - to 10 0 The Officers, Non Commiffioned Officers, Drummers, and Privates, of the Bury St. Edmund's Light In fantry Volutteers, commanded by J. Benjabeld,Efq. one day's ray - 6 12 9 Ewan Law, Efq • - 10 10 0 Philip Wyncll Mayow, Efq - 5 5 0 3. 'Frs.eilinarry - - . t t o (ox, Heifch, and Co. - to 10 0 Remittance front Hull - - 50 0 0 Y. S. - - to to e George Wolff, Efq • - to to o Samuel Parker - - 10 10 0 Captain John Hunter, R N. - to to 0 A Private in the 3d Regiment of I.oyal London Vo mes 0 to 6 (mi John Flair - - I t o Joins Shelton • - 1 1 0 Devaynes and Co. • 15 o 0 Nathaniel Harden - - 21 0 0 Jeremiah Dyfon. Efq - 10 10 0 Francis Walton . - $ 2 0 Rev. H. B. Harrifon - 5 5 0 'William Lewis, Efq . . • 105 0 0 John French, Efq - S S 0 Woodmeitnn - • to to 0 Nlifs Woodmeftos • to 10 0 Grant, Burbvy, and Co Bankitrs,Fortfmonth :Co 0 0 The:Are at Burton upon Treat, by Charles Stanton, Fat. Manager - - John Elliott, Witrisrnefs Row - Vincent Francis Rivaz - Rev. Weedon Butler - Thomas and Henry Gsitfltell, 2d Subfcription Charles Blackley„Efq - N. Hero ford - - A. Z. of hlaiditone - . F.dward Parry, Efq z Captain Sir James I.lnd, R.N. - loreph and Edward Aldridge - - dwant Smith . • John Moultrie, Efq. of Afton - George Cowie, Finfbury-f. ware Receipts of one Night's Performance at Town Mal bag Theatre, by the Manager, 'Thomas Trotter, Efq • - Thomas Owen • - John Woodward - - Admiral Rainier - - lobo Rainier - Captain Motto Hinton - The Rev. 'Thomas Wean,/ . His Grace the Duke of rZtigeniberry, the id fribferip• rcoo 0 0 don The Rev. Wm Steines, the Mintage, and Parithioners of the parifa of Shorner. Kent - 20 2 0 Captain Charles Cunningham, Royal Navy 5 5 0 Subfeription Books are open, and Sobfcriptions received at the Bar 04 Lloyd's Coffee Iloulicand by all the Bankers in Town and Cowry. J. F. WELPFOILD, Scort.:;.ti. s 8 5 o so so 0 S S 0 3 5 o S S o 3 S 0 z o s o o s 6 so o .5 5 0 so so 0 so so 0 5 5 o 10 to 19 23 6 zo 10 0 S S 0 20 10 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 20 0 0 LLOYDS cotrtrAoust, TIOV. so. dos. ASUBSCRIPTION for ERECTIUG a NAVAL PILLAR, STATUE, or fomc other PUALTO MONU MENT, as may be hereafter detetint;ma by X committee of Sob fathers, to be appointed for that Pimviste, to the Memory of the over to be hoboured end bu Dglit'.;;:s Vies-Admiral Lord Ylkonnt NELSON. is Royal Hs- J ohn J. Angerftio ghners the IPrinee of Wales, Soot Ayfoaugh Boi, • Lie so Robert Sheddon Po so Mrs. Bove ,ocrett to la R. Sheddon and Sons to so ohn ,. :.serett to to Vincent Francis Rivas 5 5 Agerikin to to Fdvrards and Goodall S S P . P. s. John Angerßein so to Grorge Tennyffun 3 S Sir N. Bellin g h am , b u t. 5 s J. F. Throctroorton 5 S ' William Vaughan so to tourkr Nevripaper so to Wm. Peter Joggett 5 5 Henry Crokatt, Efil S S Marquis of Headrott zoo o T. and H. Gaidhell 5 5 A. Riddell to to Rev. Mr. Holmeoit Chrilt John Darby to to Church College 5 5 john Darby to to Jana Reeve to to Bowleispriekvvood &Co. so to Bruce de Pantbieu & Co. to to John Ramtbill 5 5 HisGraceWm.D.ol-Queenf i"daine• Illetd Shaw to to berry,per Coutts&Co. aoo 0 •R. Minor, Bart. 5 5 Ifaac Duroveray S 5 S W feriptions received by Bennett and Whits, at the Bar of tor Ars Coffee-bode. SHAW, MAYOR. A Common Council, boklen in the Chamber oldie Guildhall, of the City of London, on Tucfday, the 26th day of Novfianber, z Bor. RESOLVED Unanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Court be given to the Right Honourable PZTER PER.. CIIARD, late Lord Mayor of this City, for his unremitting atten tion to the Magifterial Trull confided to him, for the pundua lity and care with which he difeharged the duties of his high and important office—for his upright, firm, and impartial adminiftra lion of Public Juftice—for his promptitude in convening this Court—for the ready accefs given by him at all times to its Meas lier', and the reit of his fellow Citizens—and for the dignity and fplendour with which he maintained his cashed Ration. WOODTHORPF.. SHAW, MAYOR. A Common Council holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Tuefday, the 26th a day of November, 11305. RESOLVED unarimoufly, That the Thanks of this Court be given to Vice-Admiral (nom Lord) COL LING WOOD, of Caldburne and Hethpoole, in the County of Northumberland ; to Rear-Admiral thelari of NORTHESK, and to the leveed Captains, Officers, Seamen, and Royal Marines, of his Majelly's Fleet off Cape Trafalgar, for the brUllant and &el five Victory obtained there over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain ' on the 2tit day of October fat, under the command of the late Lord Vifeount NELSON, and which, upon the ever to be la mented death of his Lordfhip, devolved to the Vice-Admiral (noW Lord COLI.INGWOOI'), thereby affording to the world at large, an additional biting proof of Brit& valour. Refobred unantmoufly, That the Freedom of the City. together with a Sword, of the value of ion Guineas, be relented to Vice. Admiral Lord COLI.INGWOOD. RefolsetittnaslWoutly, That the Freedoms of this City with a Sword of the value of too Guiueas, be pretested to Rear-Admiral the Fart of NORTHESK. WOODTHORPL SHAW MAYOR. A Common Council, holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Tuefday, the 26th day of Nov. r Soy. RESOLVED Unanimoufly, That the Thanks of of this Court be given to Sir RICHARD I. STRACHAN, Bart. Senior Capt in (now Rear Admiral), commanding a Squa dron of his Majefty's Ships off Ferrol, on the nth of November inftant ; and to the reft of the Captains, Officers, Seamen, and Royal Marines, for the decifive Videry they obtained over the enemy ; and the additional glory with which they have thereby graced the annals of the Drift& N..vy. Refolved Unaulmoutly, That the Freedom of this City, with a Sword of the value of :co Guineas, be prefented to Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD L STRACHAN, Bart. WOODTHURPE. From the LONDON Q4Z1 , 771. Novembe 26. WNITEKALL, NOW. 25. His MAJISTY has been pleated to grant unto his Royal Highnefs Epw*en Duke of Kent, the offices and places of Keeper and Paler of the Rude Park of Hampton Court, and of Mower of the Brakes there, and of the Her bage and Pannage of the Paid Park, with the Wood called Browfings, Windfall Wood, and Dead Wood, happening in the Paid Park, and of all the barns, Rabies, out honks, gardens, and curtil. lages belonging to the Great Lodge in the Paid Park, together with the Paid Lodge itfelf, &c. during his Majelly's pleafisre. NOVEMBER 26. The Kg mn has been pleated to appoint Jams s Efq. to be a Commiftioner for Managing his Ma jefty's Cnftoms, in the room of Wsaaoaa ECUs AGAS, Efq. deceafed. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOY. 26. Copy of a Letter from the Honourable William Cornwallis. Ad. • miral of the &g, &c. to William Marfden, Efq. dated Vale de Paris, at Fea. Nov. 17. Sir—l have the honour to fend to be communi cated to my Lords Commilnoners of the Admiralty, a duplicate letter which I have now received from Captain GosseLiN, of the L&vowa, making known to me the capture of the Spanifh privateer therein men tioned, by that fhip. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) W. CORNWALLIS. Latona, Lat. 44 deg. N. long. 4 deg. W. Oet. as. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that his Majelly's fhip under my command, has this day cap tured the Spaniflt privateer ketch Amphion, carrying twelve guns, and manned with 7o men ; three days out from St. Sebaftian. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) T. L. M. GOSSELIN. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. CommAons in the Sutherland Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sutherland. George Granville Earl Gower to be Colonel of Two Battalions, vice David Campbell, resigned. Dated November to, t 8 ,s . Ealtern Battalion—David Campbell. Efq. to be Lieutenant Colo nd, vice Sutherland. reigned. Dated November 16, dos. James M'Kay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice William Su therland, reigned. Dated March 14, 1805• James M'Leod, Gent to be Ditto, vice Keith Sutherland, re figned. Dated May 14. 1 8 0 5. rthern Battalion... Captain M'Kay Scobie to be Captain, vice ISPICay, deceafed. Dated July 23, 180 5. Lieutenant William Scobie to be Ditto, vice jam Seohie, deeeafed Seecnd Lieutenant Charles Clarke to be Plea. Lieutenant, vice William Scobie. promoted ; Alexander Mackenzie, Goo. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Clarke, promoted ; Lieutenant Hugh M'Kay to be Adjutant. vice John M'Kay, reigned. Dated November x 6, tilos. Commifflon in the 3d Battalion of Dorfetibire Volun- teers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. William Bell. Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Ortb, re6gried. Dated Odobcr 19. 18os. Commiffinns in the Invernefilhire Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Invernefs. Culloden Battalion.—Cantray Company. Enfign George Forbes to be Lieutenant, vice Macpherfon, ap pointed in the Line ; David Macpberfou, Gent. to be Enter, vice Forbes, promoted. Dated October ta, 1805. Aird, Stratbglafs, Urquhart, and Dores Battalion. Strathglafs Company. Lieutenant John Chi holm to be Captain, vice Donald Cliiiholtn appointed in the Line ; Enfign David Nichol to be Lieutenant, vice John Cbitholm, promoted; James Prefer, Gent. to be En / irgn, vice Nicol, promoted. Dated Aqua s 3, dos. tort William, Arif.dg, Moidart, and Egg Battalion. it it Fort William Company. Patrick Cameron, Gent. to be Lieutenant. vice Stewart. refign cd ; John Cunumng, Geot. to be Enfign, vice Macdonald, ap• pointed in the Line. Dated September 30, iks. Long Ifland Battalion.—South Weft Company. Dougi.ld Macdonald. Gent. :Abe Enfign, vice Mac Neil, refigtied. . _ . Lated July 8. iBos. Commitfions ligned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. aft Regiment of Ay rfliire Volunteer Infantry. Enfign William Wallace to be Lieutenant, vice John Wilton, de ceded, Robert Thornton, Gent. to be Euhgn, vice WAllace, promoted. Dated November 8, tans. ad Ditto.-4th Battalion. John Millar to he Surgeon, vice John Wilton, deceatcd. Dated Odtobet at, tiles. Arrfhire Rifle Battalion. Firft Lieutenant Hutchifun, to be Captain ; Second Lieutenant James Murton to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Hutchl fon, promoted. Dated November 9,180 s. Seeund Lieutenant Alexander Murdoch to be Ditto. Dated No. vember so, sitos. Quaver -Matter (b_tintin Macbarg to be Second Lieutenant, vice Morton, promoted, Dated November 9, 18os. James Murk land, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated November to, tB , s. Commitßon in the South Hams Battalion of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Jackfon, Gant. to be Enfign. Dated November 21. t 80s. Commitlion in the TR Royal Regiment of Tourer Hamlets Militia, figned by the Deputy Lieutenants. Dated November 25, iflos. Alfred Kenipte to be Enfign, vice Thadeus O'Mearn, promoted. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Dec. 14. Martin Robinfon and John libetfon, of Drury-lane, gro cers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. _ _ _ William It-ring, of Liverpool, liquor-merchant, to furrender Dec. 21, 23, and January 7, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, in John- , Brett, Liverpool. Attoriden, Mr. James Phillips, Liverpool ; or Mr. Windk, John.itreet, Bedford-row, London. John Tankard, of Birmingham, fa tor, dealer and chapman, Dec. to, r , and January 7, at eleven, at the Stoat Tavern, Birming ham. Anoraks, Mr. John Mandfley, Birmingham; or Mr. John Wilifoo, No. 7, New North Area. Red Lion fquare. Jofeph Ellis, of the parilh of St. Nicholas, %Vomiter, flas-dreifer, dealer and &spasm, Dee. 11, is, and January 7, at ten, at the Pack -Norte Inn, in Worceiter. Anomie', Mr. John Pownall, Staple.lnn, London ; Sr Mr. Samuel Haden, Worcefter. James Gifford, of Shepherd-ltreet, Oxford.itrect, Middlefot, coal merchant, November 30, Dec. 7, and January rr, at ten, at GuildhalL Anomie', Metre& Bromley and Beg, No. 4,Holborn Court, Gray's Inn. Thomas Baldock, of C.hathimaill, Kent, miller and baker, Nov. 30, Ike. t 4, and January 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Cooper and Lowe, Soothampton Buildings, Chancery lane or Mr. John Stephen, Chatham. Samuel Hiekinbodnun, of Britton Hill, Surrey. miller sad mail man, Dec. ‘,14, and January 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Murphy, Bouvcrie-ftreet, Fleet-Brea. John Smith, of Mancheftw, eotton-merchant, dealer and chap man, Dee. 3, z 3, and January 7, at ten, at the Star inn, Man abetter. Anomie*, Meths. Johnfon and Bailey, Manehefter. . . foreph Levitt, late of Yarmoinh, Norfolk, uph - oifterer, Nov. 30, Dee. 14, at eleven, and January 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atiorney,Mr. Newcomb, Vine-ftreet, Piccadilly William Leech, of Salford. Lancaghire, brewer, dealer and dal , ' man, Dee 9, so, and January 7, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchefter. Atomics, Mars. Duckworth and Chip- pendall, Maneheifer. Thomas Cummings, of Kirkby Lonfdale, Weitmoriand, fpirit• merchant, Dee. 4, at five, Dec. 5. at ten, and January 7, at five, at the Commercial Inn, Laneafter. Attornies, Mars. Pickard and Palmer, of Kirkby Lonfdale; or Mr. Swale, New Harwell court, Carey-Itrect, London. French Hale, now or late of Leeds, Yorkaire merchant. dealer and chapman, Dec. 23, 28, and Jan. 7, at CiCitin, at the Three Legs Inn, in Leeds. Attornies, Mr. John Wilton Greville Rivet, Hatton-Garda), London; sad Mr. Cherie, boalpfmak Leeds. Robert Lowther, of Sheffield, Yorktbire, and of Tbrernartnn - Bred, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 9,10, and Jan. 7, at twelve, at the Tontine Ina, Sheath,. Actor flies. Mr. Wm. Thompfon, Sheffield; and Mr. Richard Bettye, Chancery-lane, London. Benjamin Fountain, of Honnflow,Middldez, butcher, dealer and Chapman, Nov. 29, Dee. a 7, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwick-bran, Newgate-ftreet, London. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AF ONE O'CLOCK: Confab, money, 6off —for November 6olf. Reduced 391f--Omnium 6f PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 2931 I India Stock 189} 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 591. lndia Bondi par is. prem. 3 per Cent. Coat 60{ 6o hip. Ann .346 4 per Cent. 76th} Rich. RIUs, is. dif. ts. prem. 5 per Cent. Navy 91ft On:mum, 6 preen per Cent. 1797, 991 EngliO: Tickets, 191. 13s. Long Ami. z 6 t 3.46 Conf. for sea. .. _ COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Atnfteream 3i 8 a UI. I Cadiz pap I Napier 43 Do. at fight 34 so Ditto 34 eff. Genoa 484 Rotterdam I t 6 a Uf. Madrid pap Lifbon 6a Hamburgk 32 9at Uf Ditto go elf. Oporto 62L Altona 32 to at :It I Bilboa so df. Dublin sal Paris i day's date 25 4 UT. Leghorn 54 r Cork i 3 Paris - as sa a Uf. I Veniees9ilivres Pieoli effedive Bourdeaux 25 13 ditto per tl. Belling. Agio on the Bank of Holland st per Cent. Portugal Gold in Coin, per ounce £0 0 0 Gold in Bars ditto 0 0 0 New Dollars, per ounce • 5 7 It is with much pleafure we have to announce, that yefterday evening the Hon. Captain BLACKWOOD, of the Eu RYA frigate, arrived at the Admiralty with clifpatchcs from Lord Coe e t NGWOOD, dated off Cadiz, the sth inR. which furnifls the fatisfaelory information of three of the Spann, and one of the French prizes, taken in the ever memorable battle of Trafalgar, having been preferved, and carried into Gibraltar, and that the (hips of the Englilh fleet are all fate.— Admiral Vas. Langur a is on board the EU RTALUS. The intelligence from Lord COLLINGWOOD was communicated by the Admiralty to the LORD MAYOR, and by him tranfmitted to Lloyd's in the following BULLETIN: " ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, 26th Nov. Aos,-4, P. M. " The Honourable Captain Btatcswoon, cf his " Majeily's chip EURYALUS, arrived this evening, " with difpatches from Vice-Admiral Lord Cost-two " woos, dated off Cadiz, the sth infant, by which it " appears that no accident had happened to any of •" His Majefty's 'hips in the gales of wind that fol• a lowed the adion of the a di ult. Of the pr4es " three Spanifh and one French have been laved, and " carried to Gibraltar : and the total number loft to " the enemy is, Ten Spanilli and Nine French (hips " of the line. His Majefty's fhipVicvort, with the remains ofthe late LordNaLsoN on bonrd,.o4 tin et Ettt.ttstt, left the meet es the .511,iliaant on I:.t " way Lc England. " Admiral VlLLsosurrk and his Fi:11 Capt4l:, " on board the EUR T ALUS. " Whit Mr. Moasomes compliments the Lea a ot ." " A TRUE COPY, (Signed) " JAMES SHAW, MAYOR. " To the Mlfter of Lloyd's. " Manfion-houfe, 26th Nov. 1805.-9, P. M:' The difpatches alto contain a complete return of the killed and wounded on board the Britifh Fleet. which, we are rejoiced to hear, is of a defy ip,i In Itr more favourable than the nature of the fervice had led us to cxpe9. The number of Officers, of every defcriptlon, killed on this molt glutious and mentor. able occafiln, is about twenty, and the wounded does not exceed forty. :The apprehenfions which the public had begin t 4. entertain, that Tome accident might have cccurrrd from the violence of the gales which fucceeded the battle, to the (rips Which were molt engaged, zre thus moll happily relieved. The body of Lord Nit. sow, attended by the immediate companions of his glory, is coming home on board the VICTORY, which, by this time, has probably arrived at Plymnuth or Portfcnouth, as our letters from Falmouth, received this morning, Rate, that the VICTORY was coming up Channel at the time they were fent off. The accounts from Lord Coccriroworm are in every refpeit molt fatisfadory. The exertions of the fleet, fubfequent to the anion, excite more anon'fli• aunt than their daring gallantry and irrefillible ardour in the fight. To place their own (hips out of danger, to preferve Tome of thole that had been 4o hardly won, to denroy the remainder, to fave the lives of the tboufands under whom they were finking, and all there under the difadvantage of continually contending with the elements, are atchievements to be effeCled only by Britifh perfeverance and refolution. Lord Cot.- ' tar:CW(I(7D has given us an excellent fpecimen of what be is likely to do on Tome future day for our country. He will not proatife much, but he will perform a great deal. • His mode& difpatches left little hope of Paving any of the ptizes, but four of them have been recovered and carried to G;braltar. The Ratement of the Combined Fleets at Cadiz now (lands thus— Ships of the Line. capturedima carried to Gliraitir Deftroyed in and about the (cm of salon, including thee funk,bumt, and blown up Taken by Sir R STILACHAN Elkaped into Cadiz in a pedal Elate Mere wrecks . - 31 6 .1 Total The Admiralty Bulletin !fates, that ten Spanilh and nine French of the line, form the total loft d the enemy ; but we apprehend this does not include the Rayo, taken when Gasvima came out the fecond time, otherwife the total lots, including thole taken by Sir R. STIIIOII.II, would be 23, not 2+. If the Admiralty Bulletin includes the Rayo, the total ef caped mule be ten, and not nine. We believe, how ever, that the above ftatement is corral. Thus Lord Nieson's eager and patriotic wifh of utterly annihilating the combined Fleets, may be (aid to be accompliffied. Eight are added to flip navy of this country, and fixteen are entirely Init.— The remaining nine cannot, for a long time, be fu for fervice ; and at prefent a much longer period is likely to elapfe before they caa make part of a Pet capable of being really formidable. - . Yenerdav morning , his Maysivri the Daces .61 Kanr stnd Catsaarace, Princeles Acuzurs t PHIA and AMELIA, attended by I..adY Wj ir3 v, Ge•- neral T Roy, Colonels Ds sa apw.and TAT Lott, rode on horfeback in Windfor Great. Parka 'Her-Moss- TT and the other Princefes took - an airing ia a ear.' riage and four, by Winkfield. • • •!--:-. The Duke of KPNT went to Wiodtpr on Moridayi OD a 'wit to their MAJESTIES. : • The Q2een's Palace will be ready.foithe teceptios of the Royal Family in a few days. Yeflerday, about three o'clock, Lords Mut.aasys, CesTs.saLsou, and CATHCAAT, and Mr. PITT, had a confultation with the Commander in Chief, at his office in the Horfe Guards. . - Lord ICIITHCAILT took leave of his Royal High nefs previous to lis departure for St. Peteriburgh.— The Royal Duke afterwards held a public day to fee officers, and gave audierfcea to a number of olE cers of diftinaion. Betides the fix regiments which lately failed from the Cove of Cork, a further embarkationof troops in that harbour has been ordered. The 26th regiment s which had been for tome time gnartergd . in Cork garrifon, marched on Tucfday morning- io-Monkf• town, where they embarked ;'the 79th marched in there the fame morning front Mallow, and, with the 3d, or O!d Buffs, embarked onYednefday latt. Major General the Right Honourable bon! rt PHINSTONS, has been appointed to the command the Waftern Diftrid, in the room of Major Genet... Wgelyss, lately promoted to the rank of Licutcnint General. Sir Ross RT CALDER, it k determined, is to be tried by a Court Martial, on board the PRINCE of WALES: an order has been received at Pnrtfmouth to that effed. Admiral Morn-awn is to be Prefident ; Ad• mirals HoLLoway, Yawata, and STANHOPE, are to be Members of the Court. No day is yet Ezed fcc the trill. Monday was married, by fpecial licence, at Kim. bolton Caine, CHAS. PALMInt,II. of Luckley Park, Berkfhire, to the Right Hon. Lady MADE LINA Biscuits. The Duke and Duchefs of Mat/caul - 1h Duke and Duchefs of BIDFORD ' Marquis of TAVl stocc, and lady Cummotts LiF t witox, Were pr!• feat>