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PATRIO I'IC FUND. '1 Llmd's, Dec. t 7,1803. ANANY applications having been received frnm L. the Reta•ives of Officers and Men who have fallen ill his Mairfty's Service, unaccompanied with proper teftimonials ; the Committee adopt this mode of giving notice, that certificates are eipefted of the relation io which tit, claimants Rood to the de teak:, and of their cireumflances being fuck as to entitle them to relief, figned by the Magiftrate. Clergyman, or fame other perfon of refpeetability,in the place where they refule. Widows are re quelled to mention the number of their children,with their refpec tive ages; and Parents to tumid% pang', that the deceafed left nei ther Widow nor Child. Navy Pay 011ie,: Certificates of the parties having been permitted to receive the wages of thofe under whom they claim will he confidersd fuificient evidence of their bang the legal Reprefentativen J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF or the SEAMEN. SOLDIERS, MARIN FS. and VOLUN rEERs. Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPII ANS, and RELAX WES of chore Killed. In his Majefty's Service. Amount of Subferiptimu already ativertifed cia.6Be 18 7 Churches, Chapel', Rev. Clergymen Sums and Meetings. who preached. colleeted. Broomfield Pariah Elie: 23 3 0 Milford Church, Middkfte r is o Luton Church D. Bailey 25 t 7 7 C 0012201 Parifh J. jotiea 30 7 Great Stoughton Church, Hunt- - - inadonfhire J. Pope zg 0 • Pat of Loughton, EMI 33 9 0 Coln Noon Church, Cornwall J. Meffenger g 3 o 0 York•Rreet Chapel, Batterfea New Town J Git.gsford 1 7 Dunnichen,Countyof Forfar.N.B G. Demplter 5 .5 0 Redlor and Churchwardens of M y►iek Hall, County of Durham Rlchardfon guhfcriptions from King's Lynn, Norfolk : At the Church Door SR IR A At the Chapel Door Individual Suhferlptions .s 6 11 a* 17 ° 141 a 6 -----36 s » 6 EMI Church Para'', Ifie of Sheppy Kent D Martin so 2 it Ditto. colledt.d by John Friday, Chorehwirden z 1 6 Rors Church, Hens John Webb 26 o z . Hanley Tabernack, Staffordibire W. Marley 10 0 0 Great Bunted Parifh, Eire: - 25 0 o ' Ssourbridge Chapcl,and Old Swin ford Church , - Rowell Chords, near Sturbridge blagley ditto. ditto . Briefly HIU Chapel, ditto - Meeting book, Corkdanc, Stour bridge - Halts Owen Church, including col. from Charles Hamilton. Efg. Quinton Methoditt Chapel - Independent Chapel, near Black burn Mr. Townfend Carhon Parifh, Northamptanfhire G. and T. Odlitam - Inhabitants of the Town and Parini of Epping, per J. Conyer, Efg - , , 25 t 8 o . IlealthweU. Nottinghamddra W. !Richer 34 5 0 ?be Churches in Word . 84 z a Sarin Meeting, ditto - zo 6 o Woodenton & Berkley Churches 4 1 9 0 Regina* and Yernton ditto 4 5 0 - Northoroar Church • . 4 • 0 Chifelhampton, Stadhatn, & Balden Churches - Link Reffington Parith; Cloned totlitire S. W. Warniford zz is o leation Church, near Cheney W. Yates 13 t 3 6 hulgandont Chapel, Darlington M. Graham 2 to 7 Banweadeboreh. Cattle Durham 7 a 8 Startfortbditto, Yorkfhire - 3 o o Skorehanklfunt R Hord to 7 to , Olfordonste Ditto 8 oto Eantiliss a fflattinghanifhire - 8 to 6 11216261*, ditto - z / 3 6 Loos Sondligton, Lincolnflilre 8 z 7 o liolliot , ditto - 7 t 6 Wlliftiss, Middlefez G. Mutton , 7to 6 Rev. sad Hon. Mr. Hobart 3 3 0 Polito( Chipping Warden - 4 14 $ Ditto Wardingtan . 6z4 6 Ditto Great Bourton . zz3 6 Ditto _Little Bourton 016 0 Ditto Farnborough, Hants J. Richards 6 2 o Vide " Brotherton C. leterwood 11 19 0 Wastatio. Sprits - 35 17 o Godatortan Church, Lincolnlitire Mr. Barnes z 6 o o Wodilafardtataptonildro T. Wright 6 4 0 ' luimblllilltr4f Kendal - 270 7 z t •ilenilib Woos additional Subfcriptlon . per Mr North z I o eating County of Norfolk W. Hat dwicke 5 18 6 lkideititster Chunk 6 3 7 9 Storminftor W. Shaw IS 7 to Benet Wu/nary, Sturminfter 1 14 0 Pori& of Chedrington . i a 6 Inhabitants of Romfey, Hants, per Thomas Coleman, Erg. Mayor Ito 13 6 , Capt. Butter's Company of Romfey Volunteen 6 • o inhabitants of Wells, Norfolk. per N. paling. Efq 35. 0 0 CDC day's pay of the Ift Cow pany of Wells Volun teer Infantry, Capt. Bloorn - Tomato°, Bailin*, Devon, including 51. ss. from Rev. W.Ratcliffe . Rev. J. M. Ray's Diffenting Meeting- . hoar, Sudbury - fitapeoltill W. S tee Parifited Cattle Donnington, I. Either, Erg Ditto of Emnith J. Chriftoplurfon Tooting Protellant Diffenting Meeting Jame, Bowden Ardieigh, Mx pt. Kelly Copford. dhto Ditto The Officers, Non-constniffinned Officers, and Pri -1 'mites, of the Loyal Whitechapcl Volunteer In fantry, by Lit tat. Colonel Hardy ' Ilkimpton Church, Berk* - Wasihrimmon ditto . Witirden Ponds. remaining Col 'talons William Nicol Pessehtld, Nonhamptonfhire John Hunt 'Panty Parifh, Hants R. C. Colwell }Ugh Holden. Kent - f it. Columh Major Irchn Tri.ofit Mrdliurft Church, Suffer Richard Lloyd . - Parifh of Broated, Mr • ' .Abfon Church, Glouenti•ribire - i h vi n i i i ritr e r atid r and Eris„h feh :dtn f a a r r 4c" . " o l'in, f 'li" te h i e rre 'd iI eimlie Ft. Mary, Pembroke Nichol... Roth • Overlord Panel, i;omerfet B. 13;urt ° A's thlynhall, near Kidderrninfter John Trot. +. BrAtesl net Meninc. Br.ftol Smiled Lowell C.:. bedral and l'anitt Church of Peterborough - Potton Cone:thin, Bedfordfhire Thomas Prim Dont em Collection Dunn c.:1,,,ne Pan m, Staffarilfhirc W. H. Hunter )66 at Church, Shreteld G. Satins et PAU . ) s Church, diu to. Including Capt am Parka's Troop til V eu manry St. James's Church, ditto Annuli& and retinal! Chapels lhifentiniChapcl, at Malden 9 Fortier Norm Wafers. Salop H. Daman I n:oibitante nr CitotN•T - WelllK.ok Catholic Chapel, Charity . Fad& Chinch, Itructrvoo.:, lA'or . , eelterthire • 35 5 1 I).Eenters and others, is Ain° 6 to 0 Chur.h Rotherham, Von Ohre John Baylis 69 i t 6 3).ffenting Meeting at Maibro Dr. Williams 6 0 o !'reactant Diffenting Chapel, Esti S.onehoure, Plymouth Itrihrrt• Bars : ht , borne, Dorterthire I. ) Parihns Ms. Rms Marna, Solna fetßiire . Williams i mos, ditto itto 41 0 6 37 ic 6 35 1 4 0 6 0 9 4 0 0 24 7 9 3 3 0 • 3 0 0 13 3 6 2 0 0 3 13 0 S so 6 $ 3 4 J 4 To 6 11 19 7 12 1 5 4 69 6 6 12 0 0 18 /4 6 14 it 6 110 1 6 7 1 7 0 3 5 6 7 6 TO 4 6 11 R zo 6 6 o 37 12 5 6s o o 23 4 0 8 to 8 11 3 4 1 3 o 43 s z 3 o it zz o 41 4 94 50 9 2,1 it 6 r et , 6 to ill o 14 0 0 A. Mackenzie 6o o o Thomas Radford ig • 4 0 10 10 6 IT 1 5 I r IC 0 311 I 6 16 si 3 e 17 6 it 11 za a 1 4 0 Her ftrid;e, 'Bete Ms. Whalley 24 4 o Septa Meeting, Hill Cliff Cheftdre sj ee 6 Dellinters Chapel. Warrington as so 4 Hollim Green Chapel, Laneaftire 2 9 0 Fara Church, Wenv-ick G. Hornhy 51 7 6 Chapel of Allston, Penns of ditto I V. , ondrow 20 1 6 Diffenters of Rifley, ditto Mr. Afpinail 4 7 0 P.,rilh of .kmptleill, Bcdfordfhire George Carelall so 1 o Catholic Chapel, Holywell, Flint (hire 4 16 si Yields Church of All Saints,Derby C. 3. Hope 47 5 It Hesefewortb ditto. by J. Stocks,Efq. as o ee Needham Market Chapel W. C. Uvedale 19 16 o Barking Church Wm Uveelsic 23 3 6 Hadley ditto A. Uvedale 2 19 6 Aldborough Sea reneiblek by Capt. W. /Edge, R. 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DAFFY NNAR suavkiroat, 47 M 18•110 , 1 AND 17 TN APRIL, 1805. _ _ _ When I lad wrote to you, we were in purfuit of Ahmeer Cawn. We follnwed him for five days, Irr forced marches, and avertniik h:m un the plains of Afzelghur, on the 2d of March. Their infantry, 1400 in number, advanced on the horfe artillery will the greatelt intrepidity, while they were playing upon them. When they came within 100 yard of our guns they halted, planted their colours, and ait fell proffrate on the ground, in very high grafs and jungle, crawled unperceived along, and to our great allonifbment Inning up almoll under the feet of out harks, charged and broke the 29th dragnons, dris ing them upon three troops of the t2th native cave). ry, who were thrown into come confufion; but, an true guns immediately poured in grape, very few of them cleaned. A budv of hoar lit the fame inflant charged and broke the 27th dragoons; and but for three troops of the in native cavadry, the fills would have been very ferious. The hnrie *stiller) , were proteCted by Captain Skinner's irregular cavalry, and when the guns opened upon them they made a pre cipitate retreat. General Smith, inflead of pude. ing them, gemmed to the proteCtion of his baggaget ) which was left behind. Thus ended the 2d of March. The enemy lull two Sirdars and Soo mess killed, and one of their Chiefs taken prifoner. Neveir before were the Bacilli cavalry charged and dirpelfed by the nativesa and what made it worfe, the 27th dragoons were broke by only too of them, while three troops of the HI native cavalry drove back both their infantry and cavalry. Four dragnets officers were sounded, and many of the privates. On the defeat of Ahmeer Cawn, the Rohillas whet had joined him quitted his army in difgufi, and the Cawn, after pillaging the whole country, efcaped acrofs the Ganges into the Douab, with eight lacks of Impees in his pocket. His pindarries got mock more, and the country fuffered to a Rill greater ear. tent. It is uttetly impoffible that the Company can colic& any revenues either from Roltilcund or the Donato The Cawn burnt the Cantonments at Chan- dory, and did great mitchicf in every town. Mo radabad was pattly burnt t Sumba' and Amroals were bought off by the inhabitants. The Douala has alfo flsared the fame fate t in particular, a fmall fort Into which he was refuted entrance was taken, and every foul in it murdered. Such is the prefent (late of Kohilcund and the Douab. We were ca gily one month in chace of Ahmeer Cawn, having eroded the Ganges in the putfuit on the rsth Febru ary, and recrodling it the Isth of March. On the tyth we trolled the Jumna, and joined the grand army. How can I defcribe our two laft failures in the. florm of Bhurtpore, the 20th and grit of February. On the soli, the 75tli and 76th regiments refuted to quit the trenches; upon which the 12th and tsth battalions of native infant, y dafhed forwatd. Twenty lepot s of the 12th native battalion, led by Lieutenants Fagan and Grant, efcaladed a hellion to the right of the breach, and planted their colours there ; but the Europeans not advancing to fupport them, they were compelled to retreat, over wheimed by numbers. Thus failed the attempt r n the soth. The breach was again attempted on the sift but the troops were re pulfed with a dreadful flaughter. Doting the soda and sill, our Lois in killed and wounded was 63 Of ficers and 2324 rank and filt-ska lofs unparalleled in India. You may conceive how deflruelive to Euro. peens this war with Hnlkar has been, when at pretent the 65th, 75th, and 76th regiments, two flank con panics of the 22d, And the Company's European re giment, mufler only Soo men, though at the corn rnencement of the war they were 24c0 in number.— The lofs of fepoys is much greater in propottion.— The Rajah even now offers to pay the expences of the war, and to give a handfome donation to the ar my, if we would come to terms ; but General Lake kerns determined to take the place or to lore every man befote it. However, we are at prefent perfe,sl - idle, which may lead to a negociation. Bapogee Scindia has joined us with four battalions and eight g ms ; but Dowlut Rua is reported to be ad vancing towards us with a large army. Holkar and Ahmeer Cawn are plundet jug the whole country al high as Delhi. The grand army under Lord L.ike maids of three King's regiments of dragoons, five of native cavalry, a fquadron of Bombay, and 3cao irregular borfe under Skinner, five King's and one Company's regiment of infantry, fifteen Bengal and leven Bombay battalions of native infantry, with ar. tidery in ptopoition to the atength of the army...-. With a force very inferior, faintly a fourth of it, ere defeated Scindea, and we have now been foiled by a common dependent Rajah. We catmnt, in the five repulfes, have loft lef., in killed and wonaded, 'than too officers and aOOO men. APRIL 115.—At IA we have been compelled to come to very difgraceful terms with the Rajah. We Teflon to hint the fort of Dug, which we had taken. His fon is at prefent in our camp. Holkar is raid to be with Sentries, and it is mod probable we (hall Won be compelled to renew the war with Scindea, as he has refufed to move to a dillance from Col. Mat tin dale's detachment, though pulitively required by the General to do fo. The hot winds are let in, and lbould we now be ordered to move, it mod be with the lots of twenty Europeans a day ; even the fepoys cannot nand the heat of this quarter, in contain:: in the day time. Scindea has a largearmy, and aMt fine park of attillery.