The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-12 00:00:00

_ TAT . 3IOTIC FUND. I.lt.y.ra, aft. 10, 1905. AT a G7VER 11. MEETING of the CONi hirrr FE, htl-f this Jay, THOMAS BOMAR. EN in the Cha4', 11. 4 n!ved, Taut try roll wing Mire.' to the Public be in serted in the I)ailv Papers .... I n the pref ace t , the Itryurt , nobli.hel on the Ist nf Match hrst 4 ! he C after meting the Pteegit4 7toTrl rifF;ndietrie M !Mat period, obser%ml, " That th • Contribution. airs ,rlt re eeitetl, 4 , r mei a Fund .4 ample, in prcmr•em to the tletesnds itit:tvrto mad • atm. it. tier they from any new a... Peel to the Pohlie t conAde;it t' at, when encu•natinc., rand-m. 4 .wemaserv, they 5h00..! nit agpeal nt ?Mt; her. that the stint and Itheral.ty of H lons or... Walls, • eis. "TOO to the orcasio.,. 'Nee ealltei open to te11...0, astffennea, rod reward the ea. leer of those who d.stineuished themselves in the service of their cmnetry." Thiasett. moot has now Wee roll. fuoified The 'urns rub per, stet •;I'*vreni. to the ..eth of 'mu month, when the elnri nits •irlorir of Trafale.tr we. Aohntlth . .ll to the poblle, amounted to 1?) ,m , :. ,n 4 r di•niends received, in V t , O 01 The reli4 that lied t' to liven voted, nem s.s wonorted 4r rloialde • men, and t.. .re than 700 klirii!owii, ()Thai*, and lodigent Re. htives rd tons. ladled.; with rile •Oeffe.% CIl oleo ions re sato... or merit, amon•.ted to near b 0,0 "°I.: and e farther • all. a .-vn the Food, 'Tiring fr m the late br.llitet ra element of His arms, were eeimatol st about :0 r,Ol ; 1.-Avg)g an ...appropriated .tir.,lt.s of not MMe than a sum that 'night tnon pm' e inadequate to answer the feline chime of Boti.li valour, mi., called into arlinn by !and is well as hie WM. (haler uh ate cecnnittances, the Committee made a free', a p. pail to tho.e who lied ont hith,rto contributed ; and the sue. cess folly 4111•Wer. th err The .üb.crititnnt..inc- receive 1, for the itco?ral purpose* of the Fund, streatt ame.mt to In 0001 ; and those raid in trn,n the CAhratino. made After Divine Service, on the Day of Thanksgiving, to 14,tinel ; and bah li-ts are horn-!y Th- namea of many who had ',gnu. contrihutod with a meal. licee..e worthy their rank and fortune, have an:lofted again; and the Clergy of tlte F.dahliened Chong. and of "env ~.her denomination, Dave most A.-alonaly and eloquently i.romoted the obi .8a of thi. laudable In-titution. . The nf 8.1 Advert iteme-it d mit permit she description "..r the Othtilsut:no. at the leriefal Clutches a wl Pl«era , i f W.,. .hip, iu the 11111111.Ort w voltielt many have redutrated they might • he illthjeda hot the C4mnii te.-. in their next Annual Rei.ort, wine!' he ;•u:dithed MI the tint Koch i , rill give all the pirti-vl4it d...irgst. CDMTIIFI(7II)MS ;Art Divioo vie.. on the DAY of TfiANK ffION(1, far the fiFil.l 6 :7 of thy SF.A MFN, 14 01.1)3F.1t5. M II RI ;IFS, a.,41 V OLAYSTFER S, We- od. •Ii :4041 the oanrANs and RE,.ATIV of . thole Killed. 111:tiroiyN. S •.• 'll4 Nantes .failatins , Ote risme! ' •. Asfit hr.: t 4 "ge 4 ' floe Hrs. GIN' 1, ,aen who prearhed. St. E.ltelbnr.ti.l l .% l 4.nArwa-atreet, —....... L. 1 6 0 A10043.1.4..1.0...bini -trert. ........ - 24 7 0 ji.ekilie. Ta.wee *Levy 14. White - 72 II 3 • I,paddline Fleapits'. L•ntdan, J. Hewlett - £1) II • 0 it. Paul% C.ithedt4l, dii,i, A. Ilan . - 300 0 111 St. Nike t+, Lond.w.b.rdee, -......... . 46 3 9 94ffel.s. Clotiett, and (:napel, kgampete,d, is. ch.d.o4 VatoitreN. C. Grant . IQ 10 1 St. Nt it+, ;. 1111.011-te yet, .--- . 61? 0 . __.._ _...... _ - M , Fle'l4l4o, edd**ex. R. No's.in - . 6'. 11 6 C- sod, Highhurr Gr..ve,........... . 31 1.3 •1' • Allhallon. G. and L U • rr Thames strre. 2.. .-...• 17 10 6 St Flannel and At. Peter, Paw'. Wharf, ..61r•••••• 15 1 1 0 I.It•le Chanel, Riuriland.--..... - - SIS 6 • Church, Clapnam, M Venn - - 188 4 2 -B. Meeting-house, Wa . thamstrew,...... 14 6 6 Greek Chapel, Crown-street, Sohn, . --.... 21 0 0 )4,.lhrrrs , Gardens Chapel, Rateliff-hrghwat, J. Nfehokon - - . Al 0 0 Church, Streatham. --.--. - - 124 IS 0 Chapel, Homorsio, R. B. %Villiarns . 57 1? 9 Church, Long Dutton," Streat6w.ld - 11 1 7 Rosti Chapel, London, If. Wilkinson - 2S 6 0 The Asylum, R. Steens • '1 9 0 Oil Jewry N4...runr, Or . Rees • • . 20 0 0 Si. Mary, si,,rfi u d, S. Heashell - - IF 11 0 Me-sing, Londoe-nnl, K M Harp's . 45 4 3s. Chun I. Tuiteridge, H. 51arshant • • 44 7• 0 • ... -CAntels:lttorr Green, 51. Wm:A - _ Mettihg, Ssepn-y, G. Ford '- . 7.3 10 2 ch.ipel. I.ineqlres Inn. Dr. Jackson . 189 4 6 Bishop Hatield. Illeow, -.---- . • At 940 Meetiou, New Broad stireet. B. Galree - 30 6 8 it. Steplpni, Coleman-street, T. Twig YG 11 11 Chapel, Patagin., ---..- - 4 8 0 Church, rite-nwerli, G. Mathew - - 11 , 1 16 4 leer, Buck. , , E. Wind .. • - IS X' 6 Rt. Ann Soho, Westminster, -.- 52 11 6 ,G ,, dlitsrst, Kew, W B Harman - 21 111 4 Hither Slatdcrihe.ol,..----.. - • - 11 3 6 . Uuqtd Churches, St. Maly, Wordnoth, and St. Wry, Woulchurrli, Loudon, -..--. - 86 0 0 St Nicholas, Cole.Aboey. 11. Mutt . 2 17 6 Rrightling Church. Sussex, ..-.-- - 12 .5 6 • At Martin, Ludgatc,ll T Walin-Icy - 9.1 4 6 Loiles.fields, Walsworth. G Cla,r.,n - 70 0 0 4..heeno4liatnt, Carilsristue, R Chatfield - 2.5 18 0 Norrh Church, Hefts, P. H. Kirke, - 10..4 8 'r ~,,,e, ()ann. 51t. Lee. " - - , gte.lo li All Snorts mod it. John, Ilerthrod, P. I.loyrl - ' 40' . 4 '33 St John's Chapol,ll«el,Ord row, R. Cecil. A.M. 146 4 0 A. Andrew Wairlmbe, and Si Ann, Bla .Icirrare lV.Cond; '- - • llOl A 6 L!'apol, KenCall-Town, B. Champners - 29 1 • . 'Church, Lewisham, Doan of Winds,,, - 114 7 A Mectihg-house, Paul'. ands, Red-cro.s.street, - - .0 6 7 p 14c:said 4)41441141111S, Po..hhars., W. B Collycr 41 14 *2 1.0.1.50ry. Esau, C. Landon - . :.i 8 0 Wind. n, ditto, ditto • - Li II U I..nte-taitt I>iirenrers, Br 01,41 greon John hits 12 1 0 et.rittch.ir L ls, Spitalfld es, %V Wlieldale - 64 61( St Mary ll,e Str.n.l, J. J. Ellis - • IP. 7 6 St• GeontediJ Mont, Qu•en4q• J. L. Martyu 111. 2 6 St. Enter:4l,J. W. Cl.aniquey., - 1 i $ I 11,1.64a1it.in Chu-ch. Nl - 14411.mr )1, D. Warren 87 9 5 Pi!. 3swithin, Lon, au, stone Mr. Watkins 1.4 4 II C•rliel, Long -Acre, Amb ,tone, . 61 d 8 lit Matthew, Bethnal-green, W. Clark . MO 0 0 Grovsnot Clea.i.el, Mr B.aeley . - :.6 2 9 Olt Bennett Fink, Luonlon, -t-..-, r - 16 IS. 411. Clia;,elol N •vr Bre i'r( nd,11)1.11s. W. A. Keating 41 0 6 W. Chase, An.thistrk, James Evade - 4.6 19 10 Clil;s0, Ssrlenham Mr Fren c is - - 30 0 a It. A ed. c••w, Haonn:l. -----... • - 11 1. • 4 Perk Clinpe, Chelsea, W. Yates - - t 9 If . 0 ,Gulled , I ttglhwie Servigg _from the 0 5111 Reg - trent n Las al l i onduo Volunteers, per Lieut.- ' CO Slr R Wrram, Ran. • 105 OAI Sitttf Cha;iel, Rowland Hill - - 4'37 6 4 VorcoriChaui I, May (air, 1., I. cp.mb. - &t 19 Pitinotcyc44...lls-eh. Essex, Bit. Parka - 76. 1,. A 91hIlt•thctoA•ru , Veal Feel , . 51r. Wilson . 31 6 O . Tia wit...l4Am Chore's . , M Fletcher ' - 14' 10 10 At. J01t,., W. , piny, I) Pirissnw • . 74 11l 9' A• 1.) ' • ••.evt Ch , .'et.'S .err, NT Cillareno - 71 1 0 Lk Anna an I St John Zachary, Aldersgate. . t • rarest, .1 Flistchisi -.- .5415 9 Nicetiny. %Vhit.towl., W llockley - 7 16 0 Weise Cfireptl, Phrtm.in squire. H. Hatton St !S 9 ri C.fmll. Kent. Robe r t lirtight . • 04 .3 . 91 6151. i. Tty:-.r's V, ;...,.. er . ____ - 14 14 Illinanginetrasn, L0i.e5ter.111:31de,i........ . 711 0 0 Frith, Kelot. it. 1)4014 - • - 10 oii Li 1.,....., I)hluicillar. A. Push• V! l i t 91. Martin Onteseh.l. Irwin - 10 0 St Mungstee+ Flteu, Rood !too, J. - Grise - 15 p* A IM . Amami, V I ershaft, Leadenhall-stieet, A. I Amnon's' • - - 53 ' 1"4 14 wviun, 1.41.4.1144 , 3 r. Mr Whitt,: - 21 0 4 5C.11.. ('Porch, lionlon Wall, Or. Youn g - 131 41 0 Tor-Ir rnl.4 en Chapel, Csmor.rl.l.-, 0 linen 31 19 6 Ink. Y•-orlit Gon• omen n( Mr. Horwitz' Jcwith • . Acalroni, Illiengate . - 4 14 6' 9 Dm. I Gtr ii* . 1,-, the Rt. Hon. Lord Radstock 1011 0 0 Wrsr- , rr-et 1.:114.,1, St. 06145, W Gurney - 65 fp 11 Ile 4. * C , nrth, Will turn, Alex. Wang% - 40 I 0 Stir !Gr.*. Pie Au-141411m of Csateebery - 100 0 0 Olimslii 4irbetl4. Dr. Viso . ' - 103 le I iii..... I . . : 4 . •. . 1 (*.disk Cliaptl, Kennington-lane, Geo. Gibson St r 2 0 St Ill!chael, Wood-street, Dr Cooper • 1$ 9 6 Con ttrautmo of i 41,1 CaSn;tatiiei of the Excise Vo h•ot., rs, who attmided Dome Service at 94(,, l'r er-le-looor, oilers thereWaineColi o ,t, u o .'\ a •3 6' Salim Chapel, Sliairweil,"' Widnes Row - 56. 0 New Chapel, Stockwell, Thu,nas Jack-on „,,,. 44 In 0 Luke ' Si. , , Pligstreet. -- - . !Pk.. 47 9 :19" A small Coneregetou of lliwooteri, Hermes- irs' ~Reset, Pc ~tlat i Villa - Monist Chapel, AM:linden, Buck., --.- 16 1 41 C. idea Chapel, P ekhan., Mr Powell - 'Bl ' 5 9 St Thoma., ri..ut..wark, Mr ll..!gkio . 11 0 U Warittunl Church, Mann, R. 11. Lanc.ner - lit 3 0 co..gregattun at Billericay, John Th. rnron - 410 6 Trouts Chapel, Conduit -street, Mr. Cle•ke - 51 0 41 Otani'', Greet Ilford, Las x, 11. Jittery. - :4 7 0 St. 15.., Hants, CL. Banes - - 26 3 6 13.rtihao., Kok., R. J. T. - . . 95 0 C' a;4l, M..rg,ret•s rest, Cevemli•lt-square, J. 144 , 1. *0.4 - • 65 12 6 DA .ird Chapel, CharlotteAleet, -11wiewood 112 13 0 St Grog •• Ilan v;r.s.p.a.e, :t Iluduain - 134 910 , R a o, cn a p.. , t • haucery-1....e, - 18 5 6 C.i.e.•', Is , ington, Mr. .1,, c. ; Duo, S.lve , -1 sirs..., —..; and 'r lkividoot and J. W.,- 59 3 9 1.1.6.1,1,0 1 i, 101. 10i. - - . ke:sed-n i , Essex, C. Moon • , 40 111. 9 Nriliel Chapel, Sheerne..., M. Prior . 83 6 6 R...g.slury, Wilts, E. Merck - • 14 18 6 41 ,, , , k1t , I. aresterslt re, W . W Monies ~2 3 0 Ely Cha:w?l, Ely.pla:e. P. Sheppard - 49 1! 9 Mewing, Coliege-lanra. Northampton, ----- 317 6 Rkhotoml, Sorry, T. Wakefield - - 102 7 U Dar. , Protiment Independent Society, --. 88 0 Lee, Kent, G Lock - - 19 13 0 St. Michael, Coventry It. Simpson' - 30 3 4 F'ortge., Hints, W. Bassett - - 17 10 6 Salmons ; 11e:t5,..-.. II 7 Thundr.dge, Ditto, 5 .1•. Franklin - - 23 181 Octagon Chapel, Bath, I Gardener - 129 111 is Symoudattury, G. R..yrtiond - - 14 0 0 Downharn, Norfolk, G re.k• - - 23 Ili 3 Newport, kb of tV•glo, f. Geary - 54 Id 7 Peott.terit Disoutt•r's Chapel, %Woburn, Bela, -- - - - . 3 13 2 Church Pr nettant Dissenters, 1 edingbant Ca.tle, ---..- • - 5 so. Nut, Bristol, 1. A. Small • - - It/1 25 I 6 2 Meeting.llo, se , Great M ar l ow , G . E•l war d s 6 2 8 Chip! , .“ Nor' •", - - 25 7 11 Willer* of SA'. rd, -- - - 07 9 Dino of Cornea., ----.. i The Undid Pads Les (.1 . Limit Church t , 14 St ' Leonrol Forster, of which 17i. 3s. 91d was form the Chtdren of Cliri•i'll Hospital, Mr. Strouther . - - 11'" 15 10 St. Law Wile., 014 Jewry, Mr Virkim - Ii II 4 Aillianowi, London Wal!, W Beise . • 14 1 U Rayleigh, E.. 'x, S. II ad - - • 13 0 7 Linterworth, Leicestershire, H. Ryder . '23 6 h Fittri Cha v el, I. W. Dupe - - 51 0 0 . Great Ba rt on, Suffolk, ......... - - 96 0 St. A ugt.stine and St F...th London, --... 12 30 St. John, Sout..wark, W. Loin Abdy - 71 16 •5 St Michael. Boanitaw, Mr. Woes!, • . 27 9 0 From thi Oinsiiituar, Ac, of the Magdalen How !its', J P...:lce . 26 5 6 Pluoisteed and East Wickham, Kent, Mr. Wation 21 13 8 AarillOolalbteur:l l , clear 1 loun.lur, J. L inghm it :... 2 0 St. '\l an a. dSt triage, AVOrid.trett, Mr. Padter 15 '3 9 St. 11.....1; Fi, Ftwhonsgate. G. F. Bat.s - 44 19 C Gray'. lon Chew!, kirar'.lno, .--.- bt 2 3 Btrth.4 otkw Chapel, Eartimlomew Close, J. Lutchtunl . - - Sr. Stepliro Wa Nook. and St. Bennet Shear hog, G. S Townley - - 76 17 8 Berkeley Chapel, E. Foists.. - - - 31 9 0 I he C.o.:ten of I luntitierlon's Chapel, Brighton, Botheihirlie, Dr. Middl e t on , OIL lirr• 11IiL •J3O 16 0 Thr Officer., N.i...t.0411111,101.ed Ofil<erl, vat!, 9 PrIV.V., ~f St. Itlaiy'. Loyal Rutlirrhithe 1/..1 18- 13 111 - luntrets, 1001. WetAhouse M-ining, Kastcheap, Mr. Clayton 80 17 8 Ealing Ch•• eh, near southamptun, including 31. by a P.mahioner„ ...---- - - 21 3 2 ,Th° 6 .l', Harts, --.--- • . . - 515 6 tabernace. Stoo , fiekls, ---.•- - 69 2 6 Tottenhanweeort Chapel, To teoliam emirt-road 91 10 2 Oliver %Imam Chapel, Nloortields, W. F . Platt 23 3 0 Kea', 3 Wrench - - - 26 9 6 Kew Vol tinfeeni,llthatea - - , 5 0 Little llfol.l, Finer, Mr. Snell - - 14 IS 9 , St. Leonard. Bromley, Mr. Burford - 46 It 9 . 1 - ) ." 0 "'s 91 e. 1 . 0 15, Lynn, J. Allen - . 6 7 0 West Drayton, Middlesex, Mr. Langhorti 4 11 0 Adle.tmp, Glouc..ste.shire, T. Leigh - 11 14 0 Bray, .r. 7 . ...—hend - 32 9 0 Eros Cilicge Chape', Eaton, --.. . 1?) 6 6 F.tou Town Chapel, ditto, ----..- 21 II 6 Seal, ...-. - - 17 14 0 Hernine,......-- - . • 3 6 8 Commissioner I i..Pe, a moiety of his Stibscri;it ion, the other to the Church, Chatham - 55 0 Fast (rinstead, Susses, ____ - - 41 0 0 I St Mary, Oppitigton, Kent, Sir. Toystrr • 18 17 6 . Dissenter , Meetmg, Omgar, Essex, - 2 0 0 ' Chapsl, P..plar, Mr. Boole - - 112 16 3' Bermondsey, W. Ilarrison - - 131 17 it finlr, including Volunteors, 51. . - 21 0 0 S' Thomas, near Exeter, Devonshire , J. B Cu p•ixton - - 12 19_41 st. Stephen and Allhallows, Golds:nit! ) , Exeter, %V. Spesot - . - JO 0 0 ht. John, Hull, T. Dikes - j 13.1 b U Rmtmidean, SOilliA, Richard Honker - 20 5 6 G trlson chapel, Portsmouth, --. . 63 231 t% ea rnotth Chatter, Weymouth, B. Carat kiriel 82 0 0 Red Brilge, near Sauthturi, .1. Poore - 18 381 Cairo, Newport, Monmouthshire, I. IsallS 12 10 71 Waiel.worth, Story, Kit liateber ' - 100 14 41 I/freers, N.iii-Corn nits-wined OfficesS,Ptivates,and Drummers, of the Loyal Wendstsurth Corp. of ‘'olum.eer Infantry, collected at %Wanda% orth Church . - - 36 , .7. 0 1 New Roam'', Including a dare pay fmm the officers and Preemies of the Volunteer Corps 27 I? 0 Ipswieh, J Lee - • - - 24 4 9 Stoke ..,, .n Tren i t §_taffordthite.-----• - 37 I Pell-Area Moitlettasindeno--•--• ' • 11 6 S len Chapel, Destined, Kent, --.- . •4 11 (loose!. Dolt • . - :h College. ---- . - . ','i7 VP 'e .. St . wog to the yvid, a , London, wcany - %I. 0 0 St. Nicholas, Wuselek, It. Miller l - -- It 1 ~3 King's Norton, Wortester, R. FAIIIIIIIIII • '7 9 '6, St. Andrew, Plymouth, J. Gaudy . - /I 18 I ' St. G.r.igesClaapel, Prett,m, ...—... - 148 . I : : . ty R , mica c a tholic Chapel, ditto, ...-.. - - 26 6 9 Newmarket. E Davis - - bi 0 Baptist Mooting, Myths, J. Porrat - - 5 5 0 Stalk:du, Durseulore, ----- - - 11 10 7 cnurch, Sunderland, J. I lampoon - - 25 II .11 Chapel, ditto, ----•••- - - 314 9 , , 11.1 y well, Flintshi re , J. Ll oy d - - 19 9 9 Chapel, Wakefield, M. Bruce - l2 19 0 Bagley, Warwick, S. Sheath w IN 18 6 Brixton near Plympion, K. Lane - - 1a..7 0 0 MI 'stead Church, Hampshire, Mr. Cook - 16 4 0 Church, Lyndhurst, - - 29 10 S Dissenters Meetin g , ditto, -- - - I 5 61 St Thomas's Meeting,Borough, Mr. Coates 25 3 6 Church, Charlton, Kent, T. Linter . 77 14 1.1 Cr a,,el, Jury-street, I. Bail - - 48 3 3 CiUrei, Hampton, Middlesex, -- - 33 13 2 Church, Remelt, Northatuptonshore, I. Lloyd 14 I 0 %Vest Moulvey, Surrey, -- - - 211 0 Independent Church, Newport, I.le of Wight, 14 2 6 Ditto, ditto, I. Tyrman - 10 15 0 Ditto, Coors, Mr. Styles - - 47 6 Church, Morton, Essen, ...ow-- - $l6 21 Ditto, Grmstead Ongar, Ewe:, ----•-• - 510 4 Unto. Ongar, Essex, -.-..-. - - 12 II 0 Ditto, Weltngle, Essex, —......- 20 0 Ditto. Diailinghur.t. Essex, ---.- . 10 1$ B Dith,, Stonslun-lifassey„ Data, •••••••• - 63 2 Rot ,„ St. Mildred's, P..111try,....-....... . 31 7 4:idiots/ars Chunk St. Catherine's. Mr. Less 16 14 91 . . 9 7 4 Ilidwoith Church, Wa.iiv:,k.iiiie, .....---. 1 4 11 T,vertmi Old Church, De.•in, --- - 93 6 6 Chin h, Mendhiliani. Setiolk, —. , e 6 lis 0 Adeht i Citagel, London, M r Tatior - SO It 0 Veer, Ifiwkli lira, Ken,t,, J. N (WI - SO 3 0 Chinches, E..sind...n and Raeford, flats, R. Orii,e 30 4 9 Church, Modls s urv, Devon. Mr Stackhouso 13 14 1) Church, ()ht.:v. 11.4:,, C State,isiin - '.3 1 0 Church, Weston Underwood, 1 , 1.r1r., G Mitchell 5 I 0 Rtptist Chapel, Falmouth, T 11.0111410, Min 11; 1 0 Chinch, Wormlev, H. lib, -.......•- :: 3 16 6 Nie - iing-hostsc,Unkorn-yard, Toole,' strect. Nlr. Notching: - 17 14 71 Chtpel,ll.itto•street, Litad..'s inn -held., G. Wil liams ZS 13 0 - Prom the three Dissenting Clingregaiirms at Chesham, Flu. k. - - 211 II 8 Church, Shenlev, !legs, Themes Newenme - 18 In 2, S...estv C h urch, Artillety street, D av id thi c k er 92 11 0 Inde: . ,endent Chapel, at Abingdon, Berkshire, W. Thrishani - - 9 0 0 St 13.1 , tholornew the L....., Lond.in, Dr. Fnrde 14 1S 6 Cotigrcgstinn of Prote.t.. ,t Dissenter, of the Bap tist derinminat.on, Meeting Muse, M it , -1,11- rreet, Thomas Powell - - to 8 0 Church, rangb..itr.i, Meeks, Dr. Bre-dun - 'i 4,; St Oemenr D nes, J Rennie • - 70 It 71 Chinch, W.-it ‘Virkham„ Kent, rapid .r - 10 It/ 0 Prrini ri small Congregation of Uoitari.ra Christians, at Tomes, Deso l i - - 10 14 G hlstaing, Avliffe street, Mr. Shenson - 1 6 1 11 ~ —_____---- • This day iu published, the lAA Edittrii, handsomely printed, price 4s boards, of A TREATISE on GUN-SHOT WOUNDS, which he Premium giv.oi by the Royal College of Stilton; in London, for tit- year Itio'3 He THOMAS CHEVALIER, F L. S. Surgeon Extraonliii;ry to the Price of W.ihrs, Surgeon the Westminster General Dispensary, and Lelluter 'au the Thecay and Pr. k ~ s ee of Unary. Printed for Samuel gagster, No. SI, Strand, and all other Med cal Booksellers. Where niAy be had, by the sine Author, pricers. Al INTRODUC HON TO A COURSE OF LECTURES UN THE OI'ERATIONS OF SURGERY This day and published, Han Ivonely printed in Four Volumes, gyn. embelli.hcd with Y 6 Engravings, front the 00:01111 of Stothaid, an I 3..tchwell, price II 164 in Boards; and a few Copier, ele lega•ittr printed on Royal paper, with early Impressions of the Kites. wice . ..`1 04 in brieres, T HE WORKS of LAWRENCE STERNE, A.M. Pin led fur A. Strahan, CAA and Davies, T. Becket, R. &detain, J. Johnson, G and .1 Rokinson, J. Walker, Ogilvy at•rt Son, R. Lea, Cuthell and Martin, Longman and Rec , , G. Wilkie, W. Lowndes, J. Nunn, J Stoekdate, Vetoer and Mood, Sratchenl and Letterman, Lackington, Alton, and Cu J. aid J. Rickirdions, Carpenter and Co. Weeks and Parry, and J. Asperne. R. whom aoe atm pols'i• 1. Another Edition , in Semi Pocket Volowiell, with sixteen Pities, price 11. ts. no bonnie. 2. TR ISTR AM SHANDY, printed separate in three pocket Volumes, with nine Piste., prier 16a. 6d. boards. 5. Th- SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY, in one pocket vo. home, with tut, Nate., !irke 124 611. no hoard.. 4. Mr. STER NE's SERMONS, in .tioc Volumes, puke ISa. bound. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENC:I PAPERS. letter, PARIS, 1 , 13 V: 30. The following dared from the head-spat ters at Bregentz, on the I Bth, was addressed by Marshal Au., , teresq, Command ant o f the 7t h Corps of the Gran d Army, to the General of Division Vi;.l, Ambassador from his Majesty the Emperor. to the Helvetic Confederation : ... . 4 Lindau, Bement:, a, d Feldlrereh, my dear General, are in our possession. Alt this Mar e!Te,:ted on the .24,1 and 2.94 inst. The re , ,ilts are, six thousand Austrians disarmed, and sent to Bohemia, upon condition not to serve atailist France, for a year and a der, from the present time; a con , derahle nittn , ier ut Tyrolean. and peasants art also d 7 .srmed ; eight "fondant:, sc. Imrel maear aid some fine artillery, 'hate &Ilea into one hands; I a vigorously paryuing the corps, under Prince $O. ran, andll hone elmitty to some at. with loin. A Lieutwnant rind a Major General, are among the number or prisoners. cceiye, itiy dear General, she assurance of tly partira'ar (Signed) AUGER': ALT." By virtue of a decree of his Royal Highness Prince Joseph, dated Nov. Bth, 2.800 grenadiers and chat sours, of the national guard, ;n the department of the North, have been ordered, to assemble at the camp of St. Omer. The decree expresses, ther Ibis seroire shall cave, etr;entsigr a shall be no ionpr neers.tiry." All the cohorts, forming the national guard of Lisle, with a company of artillery, have been lately reviewed by General Ifampon. The deputation from the Tribunate has just re turned to Paris, from the Emperor's herd-qxatters, and has brought sixty-three pair of cNlours, aud five standards, taken from the Austrians. General Junot, lately out Ambassador in Portu gal, arrived at Paris last week, and set out on Sun day for the Emperor's head-quarters. 1 viasisia, Nov. 19. Before the Emperor Francis 11. departed for Mn. ravia, he represented to Ins Generals, the impossibi lity of any reasonable attempt to defend the place ; and then biddihg ahem adieu, burst into tears. It appears certain, that the Hungarians have testified very little zeal in offering him an asylum. When be WAS at the foot of the stair•ease, and ready to get into his carriage, he turned towards the palace, and !Ming his eyes" to, heaven. excl a i me d... M y God, my'God !" The Empress seemed ry•arly ready to swoon, in a violent 'fit of despair; in which she uttered many severe refit:Mans upon thi English Ministry. IITA•glURIII, NOV. '25. it is confirmed that Her Majesty will leave this city, in the present week, with her wh•le Ccurt, for Munich. They write from Mentz, t h an the fort of Cassel is finished, and piescnis a formidable appearance. General Desenfans has just assumed the con , mand. ALICSITRO, NOV. 22. M. Harnier, the Prussian resident at Munich. has received a courier from his Court, with dig patches, said to he of such importance r ls to render his attendance necessary at the he4 , l-quasters of the Emperor Napoleon, where he is to wait tho arrival of Count Haugwitx. • ~ Afresh transport of Rirssian and Anstrian pri soners has arrived here within a few days. •A • body of French troops, as a reinforcement for tl.e Grand Army, from the interior, have also passed through this city. Viet qu.niities of grain have hien brought this way, within the last fortnight. Biscuit is continually baking here, and at Munich, for the army ; at that place there are eleven ovens, and here twenty-one, oonti nna ll yemp l oyed. The whole of the stales and provinces latyly conquered by trance, and forptnly belonoirig to 4u.tria, ef nt+in a population of IS million. of ducng a t , v.-ntte to that of to) imprrial florins, or I 56 rollions of frarct. FROM VW, Do 1.214 pArjr.Rs. d 2; %Ve learn that Count II stagwi'v.. 13 tIke Pt,slan Cabinet Minic;..r , a-r.vel at rellll4. on the I.3th ult. And that he it c:,A,ged with a mission. .an the-purr of his Court, to tine Lniper.‘r of rice Faench, in which we ate *wired His ussian Majesty has offered to exert 411 the tneans in his power lor obtataing a p neral peace. LCVDE/i. KOV. gg. Letters received at Antwerp; frnin dated Nov. 23, m et tints, that on thellgth /In Ei. I:sh*arrnament, consisting of fifty-two sail, arrived nn the coast, destiiied. as it appeared at first, to at t id; fiJolls. Two iri;zaies then ippri• ic hi rg within gun shot of the batteries. Paunched 'a fre. ship, which, winding very ne ir a goo-final, kiiled two am). On the `33111, the lf. , iglish sad toar nave fire-shop, against B ulngne, attached to verb other by eery strong chains : happily, they drove a.shor.. and could not be recov"ted, when an intrer;;',, noneer seined upon the machirci., and preve:l • i plosir)n intended. Oo the t,i. hr folio% ing. another fire-chip exploded, sritheut do:n7, any .mischiet. Ibe consisting of five slips of gar, twelv e frigates, and a number of smaller ifsselq, remairel in stglit on the 23J. The Fnioch, however, on their part, continued upon the alert:, ANTINIIIP. I‘oll. The eight thousand French troops within to .e walls of this city, will, in the course ofla fewdiya, 0e increased to twenty thousand. Siveral houses have ten men quartered upon them. A ntuphee of these ttoops are destiatti for the Batavian R:pubiic. Prince Lquis is daily expelled, a horse being arvontert f r his reception. Gen.Ctolauti will commend to -d So; STUT4I•It D. • 1 1V..11... We have received accurate iostOrsus•i..t.,, ta t , ing the fate of the Austrians, under C,.to r IVollskehl and Jellachich. It was at I'lau.f,sr ,, where these troops, after sustaining I Cogy# with Marshal Augereau, were Iniced to capitittue. The former then cons seed of the infancy regirn-ra e of Stein, Beaulieu, and Jellazhich. The cavah-y had been separated, and crossed the DanuSe on we columns, to force a passage throotth Franconia .Ito Bohemia. 'this enterprise, ho wever, succeeded with one column only; u.s: other was dispersed near Kieslegg. The Officers and privates that surrender. ed at Plauclenti, are not to setve against the b reach during a year and a day. The column that escaped. excited much alarm for some days in the neighbour. hood of Dillingen, where they made several• French Commissioners prisoners. lksides the garrison of Ulm, that were sent in pursuit of these coops. a French battalion was dispatched in great haste after them, on the 17th, from Augsburg to I)onauwcrth. somat.au, NoV. 17. The Emperor Alexander arrived here, in the night between the Ifith and 16th. He dui nor pass through Prague from thesderi, throug!l LtEace. and arrived here last fr om I.L.gnita. After taking supper at midnight, this monat ch. without resting. proceeded to Olmuta, where, we understand, he had an interview with the Emperor of Germany.- 1111LIM, NOV, 15 frit reamer.) Count Lowenhelm, Colonel -General of the itatig of Sweden, w o arrived here some days since, has hroueht a letter from his Sosetireign to the Xing of Prussia ; in which he expresses his surpriie,renjetling the posst•ssion of I lanoverhy Prussian troops. and observes, that the Emperon Alexander, and himself. had previoudy concluded a treaty with England, in wnicn they pledged themselves to Compel the French to evacuate Hanover: that ,the premature condodt of Prussia had excited his astonishment, &c. It is pot known whether the Nu , siaa•Cabinet bat returned any answer to this letter. to:Ntri Gun trti, Nov. 23. The Russian troops contitate their march through this place towards Bremen, whither Prussian troops were also on their way, and where we*now that a considerable force has arrived from England., Tbp Commandant of th e latup p , General Don, in o r d er to have an interview with the I<ussionifieneral atoy, has this morning proceeded through th4s alwri by way of Yell, to the hcad-qiiarters of the Doke of . Brunswick. There are 2i/00 Aussians lying at Hnrburg, ready to aft according to circumstances. _ ii.tous, mac. 4. The following is a Cop? of the Letter sent by bee Excellency the Pensionary. on the Ist of . blowevi -1 her, to the Emperor Napoleon, congratulating him on hii success. General Bruce, hrnther-in-law of his Excellency. was the bearer of this letter, 'which he delivered to the •Emperor at Schnenlarolin. on Nov. 13. addressing his .64ajosty, at this same time, in an appropriate Speech : • SIRE! after whit you helot altnadv sectiteverl in the es. neer of glory, it appeared as if nothing had been left to excite admiration. These reflections, *re, could OM fail of being peculiarly my own, who hare (teen euidaisd eat iittisnately obberve.and &dance the magnistide of your rob. ; Yoe that which your Mdieet, has *biased in this esurpstendisisiteitestas scarcely opened before it appeared to he urrninated, fetatee new prodigy, hr tba onettansp;e,l silent of the pianos/ it, be the rapidity of the application of the means, and by the lustre of the deyeloperncnt. " 1 am unah;e, lire! to exposes th. sentiments oflcr, which your heroic actions hare impniesed on me, abd au my ' , usury ; I pe r c eiv e i n t h em • new girmaisty, that li your jetty will systole the part of Do l ga,. of it,. fate of hithrofts, , and of the Bros OC;ne of Mao/tend in getieral, sae ef To*" 4.illlliss particular. " My births-iii General Neu«, is chervil Ishii she. humor of bandits; thoi letter u, y.mr Majesty; he will h. tr.. interpreter of toe istllliMelll4 of Ansinit:ne„ of thnsopdii: attschairmeto y o u r person, avid alst. it my constant wish, tit your aft, r haying compelled tour enemies of paecs—te your Ml:esty writ know to set the trot of sitrability-waay at le••rl., with your illurtnolis soltn , tb. !boring speciscie of use re.toration of the rights of nn! ' toot., edit...tot by your rest secons; of the liberty rif Ocean; of the Wei's:iv of nianksii.l; of con.tant love fire yOuti people ; and of tip. era•,tuile of tow Allies et I beseech yaw Majesty to a•ropt tneessumatmef my Mott profound eeti-em, der. S'gn d I tt •iiCif I M ELPP:NNUCCIL ** On the I :Eli ult. at sir in the morning. the Eng lish transport, the datarpe. No. 213, ple wrecked ori the lstand of Wargeruoy,h , .', in . the `ea. near East Frii - sland, three mile , from Geberen. This vessel belonged to the expedition under the command et General 17on. There were 207 persons on bnird ; among whbrn were several Hanoverian Officers. Thee were Feet ovc.l. in the most fa ,e7Ldly Meaner by . the inhabitants, but have beat . 11 . eir all.