The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-23 00:00:00

PAIRIOTIC FUN[ i.Loyo's, Dee. 17,.1n0c, irANY Applications having been teceiyed frdm . INA the Rclatives of Officers and Nten who have fallen in Alaj('sty's . Service, umcouipatiled with proper testimo 'lists, the Committee arioprthis 'nude of giving notice, that Certificates are expected of the relation in which the Claim inns stood to the Deceased, and of their circumstances being. such ris to entitle them to relief, signed by the Magistrate, Clergyman, or some other Person of respedability, in the place where they reside. Widows are requested to mention ' the minitier of their Children, with their respedive Ages; and Patents to furnish proof that the Deceased left neither Widow nor Child, Navy Pay-Office Certificates of the par .— ... ties having been permitted to, receive the wages of those un. - der whom they claim will be considered sufficient evidence . of their being the legal RePtescn l a ll Yea. r. WE LSPORD, Secretary. -! • .; CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF - of the SEAMEN, • SO I,DI ERS, MARIN ES, and VO L [MIT E' RS,Wound cd ; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RE LATIVES of those Killed, in His .Majesty'S Service : ,C. s. d. Amount advertised - 2 9,957 16 2 Churches, Cb;ipetr, Rev. Cleeumen Sam and Meetings, abbo preached. calaied. .• • . Todcliogtop, Didbrock, Glances. 13 10 re St Alhan's Abbey Church - Nicholson 4 8 5 0 Ditto St, Michael, 1. C. C;ape - 29 4 6 Ilitelin Church, Herts, j. Parsons -z6 9 o DittoVolutiteerl ntantry, per Lieut.-Cot. Wiltshire, 21 0 . o - Ditto I ndepenticnt and Baptist S W. Williams „ Congregations and 1. Gould S 1 " Pet , tsfield, Hants, 1. Wheeler - 36 12 6 Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of the Loyal Volunteers --3 o n 0 Addington, Yalkshire, 1. Coates - ss o ..C,eurge' s ...eeting,. Exeter, -1, o o •Pretestatit FrencliChapels,South. ampten, • .. .G. Le Feivre 2 ,17 'The late Mr. Ofwin's People, At• .lloughtonCtupel,Ho t ne,Chester,-- - 6to 6 t.. o, 14:14, lames Hamilton 14 5 6 Ci upping-hainett, - Ir. &lan t 8 -to 9 Inhabitants of Melsonby, Yorkshire, by the hands of John Welson ' Esq. - 6 8 rvish of Loders, Dorset, - 5 5 0 I'ririi y, Minories, Robson - 5o 3 6 St. Augustine, Watling-street, Dr. Fly - 12 3 o . .'fown of Bridport, , Dorset, including Colledions at the.different Places of Worship, - 128 15 . 2 `NeW - Synagogue, Leadenhall-strect, by the War. dens, lii. Solomon and A. Benjamin, - 57 5 6 :Epsom, Surrey, - - • - Robert Gutch 6z 2 6 Penryn Chapel, Cornwall, by the ", hands of "I somas Bather, . 1. Wildore 7 0.0 Swiss Proteatant Church, Moor- a!reet, Soho, -' Alex. Sterkey 30 17 !o Jilliabi , ants of the Town of Hinckley, .- • - tr. 9. 32 • o Colle i etioils at Seamer & Caytone, boutflower 66 . 9 •St..Werburgies Church, Derby, Win. 51 dicer 41 0 0 Broadwater, Sus,ex, . -P. Wood 31 15 8 `Sr. tees Church, Cornwall, - Lewis Morgan 33 9 8 • :Township edDewsbury,Yorksh. - 2 3 1 7 9 Parish of Downturn, Assex, P. ileauvion - 537 o Ditto Wickford, Esicx,4 Ditto - 3 3 0 Iraiepentlent Meeting,Cannon-str. Rood, St. George's in the East, S. Lyndall so o 4} Parish Of life,liogton, flour/114,RA, - 44 to 0 B l ottoi l Chly.T.Nrithtii:+,Sedlind.iohn Initnt 1 3 S Wiintiledon Church, Surrey, . Dr. kar;clolprt 17,17 Inhabitants of' the aorougir of ton, , porl.sen i yue, E sq . Mayor, --7-7—.-- 6 0. 6 6 Chtticti„lvlildenhall, Wilts, - 3 .3 t Ditto, WouttOW ttasset,Wilts, j: R ipley p 7, 8 3 Oakley Cliureh, Bedfordshire, 1,1; 8 Parish ditto of Otheyen,Yorksh. latnes Bailey - 3 6 Church Ketton, Itutlandatirc, 11. Key Bialeey t() 4 !glum Char(;l!, - . John Leptcotr hO to West Meen, Hants, 'Obit Dampier 40 • 4 Lower Ileyford,. Oxon, ~ - to La . to Ham, Statfbrdshire, - 13, Lilian!, - 5 ,16 flerts ' . H. A. Laerlen ' 73 - 3 Whitimrsh,-‘Vatwic!.:'3liirOi C". 1111 'is '.3 3 Melverton, - ' - 6/8 LantberiturA uil lagc, - 14 17 6 St. Nichol, - - - 4 1 9 9 Tootirte, Surrey, .- 1. 1 5 6 Dissenting Nlc6tir, v _i i ,,use, - • , _-4 0 0 puubar, N 41.141 -3,, 7 9 ) 1 ' o IM7iTayg - • ;- - 43 - 13.-• Dittu Burgher - .9 9 a w o l v , : rh 3 ,, f ,pron tauireti, .53 1)u. ttmrian c.,thoic ctupci, s t n Do, Independent Chapel, 7 9 6 Do, Mrtliodiei, 3 0 c Do. Preshytcriiii ditto, 2 0 t .Albrighton Church, Slirapih. 16 17 f) St. Michael 03vtgaic,- • ----- . 6 7 Corponktion or Appleby; 5 0 o S•rituticrt, - S. Raleigh 13 17 0 ci- : ,,„„b re ,e.,, le; - J. Esq. 27 is 6 I.yinington. Hants. - li. lones 6t 4 9 St. Margaret, I ps‘vich, , its 0 Itutzpendent iVice,t, Guildford, R. I. Guy 4 12, o Vend/trolls Ariilkrylipliroteersitwo pay,licut Cot. norkesl , , Conimansict, - • • 67 Fret.l4l6Rl I ithiscOiczlr 1 3 4 1 4 1011 4 Mita, Dr. Baker Danington, fir ‘VolVetharapten,----- One day's pay of the Otliears and Privates in the Company ut Royal Oais, VohLOteers 9 6 o . Mr. Davis . 32 7 93 Do. Upper Nlet.ilitr s -hota;re, Mr, Jeffries 2 a o Do. Lower Met.'ting.luise, .. Mr. Lewis 3 7 1 / Do. Haratine , .Mr. Nlardlarton 2 4 Lostwithici, t.ti nwall, • 1 • Capp - 43 13 3 Lantivery . . 4'15 Vitrisllol t i rcta, Ipswich, 9 11 . De, Bentley, do. 6 ,1 0 Capt. Wm. ''ll,r•, 11.. N. - 5 0 o Mr. lohu Walfiad to ,6 St. i'thry Stoke; I owlet), 13, Wallis - 7 1 9 2 , Rev, It. Wallis, do. , - - 5 5 o Charlton Solrvir.el, lid, Fora - 11 3 6 Salta Coritiv,4l 4 . it, t• her 24 11 0 I.7t.l'fir:lo, I!,,ct 23 1 co T!. • •••,, :...r .:t (.'3.. 1 .11)Y 4 4 o , ' l,. 11. liflorland Camp:ter., per v. ~,; :1 1‘ v.1 14 1 ` , 11 St. Margaret, next Roctic Gri1)1113, 114111br0 P Ch'.117.11, Cardiff Clit•Lis, Jones A Iversteilt,, ••rit.thaitipturi, 'l'. Clifton Barking, Essex, I)iss. Meeting.bousc,Clapham, Surrey, J. Philips Old Chard), ilrauinetets, ty Chapel., do. - Bt, Chapel,. ‘ Lanliford, . Cheshi Sankey CW. , , , e1, Lancashire, vval I Cnapoi, Cheshire, Mil ton ,Mosvhr.ty, Leietstersh. Dr, fwd. Ratley aritt.Ncv. ten, do. R. Martin (ladley, do. J. Miles Bosmatt , , do. :P . , Wright Narborough ant .tlimeete, tin, ,W, Pares Lady Huntingdon's Celtege,do.Mr. Horne, Catholic Chapel, StautlishHall, near Wigan, . - Heston, MittillesCat, °them, Kent, Care Court, Os. Mr. Otham, Kent) " ../trokeriburst,New Forest,lfantsMr. St. Mal, Aldermary, and St. Thomas APObl:4 Realbou fru Huts, New Chapel, Highgate, Meeting..hause, Hanover.str• Phillips Long-at:N. I.). W . A . C. Durham Chapel, 011211W00(1, ESSeX, Church, Eelthaln, Middx, A. Kilgour Wingfield, Berk;(, Cr. 104,e King's Langley, Hefts, A Plat t. Ormesbr, Nor& 4, gas' Ramham, do. ,by ' tic - • - ll,' Tfonmer Wm. ►lwni: I, Lowe Mr, l'oricr Thrigby, .o. Reclenha 11, do. - John 0 itlershaw Coggershall, do. Nlr. KuJE no.l ndependeraMeet log do, :11. Fielding Officers, Non-contrnibsionoti Oita, es and Privees Of the Donittwon And N 4 w I:rovp ot ti 1.4 11* tt4r Ca vAlry vcrolt P.,14,11, Northumb. l.utngy Much, ti.roy St. peter, Colcuestt r, St. jaaes, do. • 1 3 5 0 27 to 9 7 16 6 ► 0 0 I) d 0, 35 9 0 I 11 13 3 ti s • 0 3 1 7 3 43 16 o 66 r 3 5 6'o 29 1 6 3) 13 o i 6 n 7 20 lz 0 13 8 al 4 '3 0 9 4 la 4 is 0 12 6 7 S 6 5 5 0 5 . 0 5 S 9 14 0 0 IS iS z 47 16 3 5 .26 2 2 at, 16 6 lU t o 2o 15, 11 lo 4 6 ,) Is 6 xn o o tgr 0 0 ij 6 Is 8 2 so 0 0 4t 9 6 Mr. Biaxhani 45 4 7 53 2 7 2s 12 6 [To be contiiithc4. kFA i Aagiviitt—z Lisbon. z Gott,lburgb, Lisbon. kl( ()I. STOCKS Tfits '),A'y AT TWzi OCK. t!onsols 61 iaci. Ann. . 61 "a THE SU N. iOL,EM U I DICIRS I'4;;SUNI ,4VAEAT LONDON, MONDAY, ThiCk.:MßEit 23; 1805. OUR Dover Letter of this .morning states, that some Prussian Captains there, had received Letters from their Owners, desiring them not to sail with out Convoy, as PRUSSIA WAS AT WAR WITH PRANCE. WE do not think it necessary to occupy the time of our Readers by commenting at any great ength upon the persevering efforts of some of the Opposi tion Writers to discredit . the intelligence received last week, of thedefeat of the French by the Allied Army.—The obstinate scepticism of these Writers, when any accounts favourable to the cause of their' Country arrives, cart only be equalled by the credulity' with which they receive, and the eagerness with which they propagate, intelligence of an opposite complexion. They dwell with malignant sat' s'. fitaion on M. BOURIENINE'S account of the French having obtained a ViEtory on the 2d—while they persist in refusing any credit to the concurring reports, from different parts of the Continent, and even to the 'official accounts of the renewal of the Battle.on the 3d and 4th, and its ultimate termina tion in•flivour of the Allies. •In addition to the in formation Which we have .already laid before our Readers upon . this most interesting •subjea, we are now enabled:to state; that Baron JACOBI, the Prus sian. iNlinister to our Court, has received Dispatches from' Berlin, which state, that a Messenger had arrived in that Capital; with, a 'Letter from the 'EmeEßoit of. ItUr;3. to tll6 KIIN4 of PRUSAI4., dated on the evening of the 3d, which attentions the renewal of the Aetion on that day ; and that its result, thought not 'decisive, was highly favourable to lite Such 13 the amount of the Intelli gence received by Baron .I.lc 0 B '; but Government have received further advices, which state that ano , this Courier hit 4 Arrived., at:Berlin; on .the 70th, I t with a Letter. from the Entp:?rfar' "Ar.Ex . mitieit, which contained the gratifying intelligence of the Allies : having obtained a B:;11.LIA - 1'4 . 'r VioTOlti7). art Thi4 intelligence was Immediately circulated 'at Berlin, and occasioned the liveliest' sensations of joy. 'Fur. M:Hter of the Ocean Brig, which arrived at Plymouth on Saturday from Lisbon,-,states, that on the 14th Inst, in.lat. 47. long. 7. he fell in - with a French Squadron of Elevett:Sail, si*.' or seven of which appeared to be of tixt. Line, who were steer ing W. S. W They plundered the Brig, and took away the Mate. This might probably have ,loan the Rochefort Squadron; though some reports state it to have been a division which had. escaped from Brest, Accounts- received at ,the Admiralty confirm the aboteinteillgette: The. Frigate that boarded the Ocean was full `4,Troops. ',lnfortnation of the cir cumstance- was tnint. from Plymouth .to Admiral The L'kelton Castle and the In n i rcester from Bo bay, the Mali/Ars, dip Ocean, the-United Kingdams-, and the Lord' KeiM, fro' Benipl, are arrived. , otr LAST night we received Paris Papers to the t Yth, and Dutch Journals to the 14th inst. They contain little intelligence Which wer'e uot,proviot.isly possession of tram other sourt,:es. There is n o t a word in the Pariii Papers respating the Battle c of the 2d. The Dutch Journals are equally silent, with the exception of the Order issued by General litinaz, 'Which we stated before, and which announced, but rather Cautiously, that the ,French had obtained. ' a great 'viaory over, the Allies. This, however , relates entirely to the brittle of the , 2d, and there seems a reserve in 4tioe-e'3 communication, if he wits aware that some ill news rein,:iinedbehintt— 'The silence of the Paris Papers respeeting tin. battle of the 2d, in which they might,. with some .plansi.; bility claim the viaory, is. extraordinary, as, there was sufficient time for a Courier to arrive front the scene of aaion at Strasburg, from whence a, Ttile graphic Dispatch might have been forwarded, in a very short time, to Paris. Their silence Upon• this subjea is, ,however, not so important, as an article from Paris, in, one. of the French Paperi, ,which states that the head-quarters of BONA,rARTE 'erg i :thOtit to be removed back to Schoenbruntt. This seems very like an intention of preparing the public mind for the retreat of the Freneh Army. le ano. titer Journal it is stated,. that 13oN,trAit•rk intended to proceed to Munich, for the parpOSO, as it is hint- ed, of crowning the Elector' of #avaria. The Paris Tapers boast , that the French Troops in Germany would soon amount to eso,ooo. We trust, hOwever, , iliat a large part of these Troops will ere long have to combat. a strong acid efficient Prus sian Force.. the Berlin Court Gazette, 9f the 3d, says, that perhaps the period has arrived when the hopes of Peace have been annihilated; a clear indi . cation, that no Pacific result was expeaed from the Missibri of liat.icWiri. It is stated confidently in the Paris Papers tha - t t 5,000 English and Russian Troops had landed in Naples,;. forpermiiting which the Sovereign of that Country receives a large portion of abuse. Gieat preparations were making in tioliand to re sist any attack upon that Country. The French Funds were at SG. go. • A Letter received this morning from Falmouth, dated on Saturdair, ..says,--" Lieut. GARRATX,. skate .Commander of Plumper, Gun-brig, captured by the French some time since off ChetboUrg i landed at Falmouth yesterday, from a Prussian Nitssel, only 24 hours from Morlaix. This Gentleman has brought with him the Copy of a priuted Bulletin, cireulato4 at Morlaix, of which the following is a translation : ` 4 Telegraphic Dispatch frorn'the Councillor of State, M . _ nisier of the Marine, to. the Prefea of Brest. • • s • • " Pad:, 2o Frimaire (Dec. I t " flis Majesty the Emperor of the French has beaten the Russians, near. Olmutz. ; destroyed the half of their Army, and totally routed the remainder." " I,ieut. 'GARRATY saw a printed Bulletin, of nearly the same form as the above, which was cir culated in Flance soon after the glorious battle of Tra filgar whichit Was Stated that the English were defeated, ~arid had !lei( fourteen Ships ! Nor did Lieut. GARRATY know the contrary till he landed a Falmouth. ~, •` e Lieutenant GARR ATy ' l3 about two months from Verdun. A short time before he ; left that • place, Dr, MA'i (Ilit'e of :Lo r oe in this County) and an English Colonel, whose name he does r not re•= member, we're taken out of their beds, sent to Biche, and, closely conked.. in separate prisons. The rea son of this was not known. , c A Arr. DE JERSEY and his wife also came over in the Prussian Vessel. • .‘f• A Letter received by the duckland Packet, which aoriVed yesterday from Lisbon, says, " La Topazc Ereslett Frigate is now nearly ready fur sca . ; and her Captain has' frequently. declared openly in public Coinpany, that no one Frigate in the British NAY.) , irefithis sailing as soon as ready. La Pom4ne is on the Lis bon station Waiting La Topate, and will no dot speedily follow her. ..But Mons. BA unity . talks of carrying, La, mono Into a French; port. His Britannic Majesty's Ship .10 - 4;50 Here. . " The Convoy which passed lUnouth on the cOth ult.* had riot ;4rivea at Lisbon when the '!trek= iand left. it." Yesterday morning His MAJESTY and, the.Pfti 'CI/SAES, attended by Ladies cRANLEY and SIDNEY, General FiTzuoy, and Colonel TAYLOR, walked to St. George 'S Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon preaelied by the Di4.ig, of: WiNnsthi. After Divine Service the Royal Party took an airing to Froginore. M r . PARKER, 'King's Messenger, left Earl Clot • ziEwspffi. ce on Saturday P ispatch es 'f or S we d en. .. The Poblic _Mourning tor the Crown Prince of DENaiinic •was net:Ordered-in , Saturday night's Ga iette, because no official notification of his death has been yet received, frOin'that Court. 7 The late Prince Royal of DENVARK: died in the . 37th year of his age; he married Princess, SOPHIA Fr:Entine.% of Hesse Cassel, by whom he had one daughter. . The ,Hon.,o,en. HOPE being'called on service on the Continent, resignathe command of Portsmouth Garrison yesterday, to General Sir Gil ORGE Pa a YOST, ► A Transport, with about 200 Soldiers, belonging to different-- flOgirilfrltS, from Ireland, was driven into Padstaw in, the late gales. The SOlcliers passed 'through Truro on Thursday for Falmouth. The pri ne v., , s Royal Packet, BROWN Master, With a great many passeng(:N can board from Chester for Dublin, wit, also driven into Padstow, in want of provifionsand wat er , OU‘Sattinlay evening the Patriotic Fund amounted tomputardi 0f74,0001. ; of this sum 45,0001. arises from cdtdributions at churches and chapels, and other plate:; Of worship. 'll is now said that the report of Sir T. TROIV BRIDGE, with the'lndia Convoy, having fallen in with the French Admiral Ltivots, in the Marengo, with the Belle Polite, is erroneous, and that the :Fleet ‘vhich was seen by Captain GRANT, 'Then a prisoner.en board the Marengo,' was the Hindostan, of 54 gnus', and eleven indiatnen under her Orders. The Court Martial on Sir ROBRIVreALDRR aysetn ... bled this day ; it i s to be composed of Six Elag cers, and malt Post CaPtaitis ; the former are, Ad -1,1111%11S MONT,IOI7, HOLLOWAY ROWLEY CO fFIX,, SSUTTON,STII,II.IN4).Capt:PicitmoitE, and Lord It. PAWL.RTT ar e among the latter. • 'm It. , CAtnett ai'rived' at Pertsmouth n Friday afternoon, preparatory to his Court Martial.o yhe harbour of Falmouth has undergone a sur' -vey-by Comtnissioner a fin the p u rp os e . of ccommodating part of the for Fleet daring the winter months, Buoys have been laid down for the reception of sixteen Sail 'of'.the Line at one time. A communication is to be constantly kept up with Vie retnainder of. the Fleet off Ushant, hy which weans, should the Enemy "endeavour to escape, our Ships will be enabled to plc to sea im mediately. A depet of N r aval, Stores has been farined at Minuet!) ; and a Storekeeper, Master Shipwright, and a Master Attendant, with their prope r Offi cers under direetions,.have been .appointed, Thi n; theme. eessity of the Ships going: to Plymouth t o refit will be avoided, NAVAL NE 117 S: PLYMOUTH, DEC. 21.—Arrived here this Mer v] ing frnm Lisbon (where she landed a number of Spanish Prisoners, which sailed hence about 6 week; since) the Bri g Ocean,. of Barnstaple, Wm, Poixr . Al,34 cer i 54 11 e4,4903.1. , i5k0n the Cth inst. and on th e 14th, in lat. 47. 0. long. 7., p. fell in with a R od? Squadron,_ consisting of eleVen Sail, six or seven cf which appeared. to , he of the Line ; they w ere steer ing W. S.W. :. The Ocean K - " 5 brought to by one the Enemy's Frigates, who ordered a boat to . be immediately tli ediately sent on board the latter ; 'on which :K e • ate of the Ocean, with a hoat's crew, NI:0A 1 hoard, and was examined as to several partfeelars, and especially whether he had a Steers List on board; he inadvertently replied in the affirmative ;, when : they itnrnediately maz:ned the. boat, putting part of the Frigates's crew and an Officer in her, to fetch it :, on coming on bOard the °city:, the Frencluue , n p i hua dered the Brig of eVery ; article that was portable , such as' Coloilr; .spy-gla;,ies,,.Conapasses,: lie. toge ther with the .iileal On r terraiton Pass. e.turaing to ..the Frigate,, they t oc ,t: the Mato with them, but the sea twining high, the' 1.104 t was stove al o ng side the latter, and Steel's List was inst. The Mate o f the -Ocean was carried off in the Frigate. These Ships and the'utmost hurry ande:o . sailed (as they Atatedj on trie 13th inst. frond:trot,. vaiton hoard. . --It-is stated4Ut-there does tint seeet to be any thing to Ni.riAnt..tifO assertion), that thtl Squadron, anti that. s , '.,., -., , . •'' ' ' ' B o li n " above Squadron is, comniandea, by Jseo m E PA RTE . It is rather Conjeattred to be the Rochefort ninsion scented to pre 4rrived the Danish Brig Calist(z., Capt. licr.sor, fro gt Christian; with deals; the Swedish Brig Gus. toots, Capt.. WOIN; and the SweiliSh Ship ..4 11 " wines, last from Falmouth, with rora they have been. reinforced. , Capt.: LiNnooki, bOth - front Salec, wliere they perfi.vincd quarantine. Arrived also the Decade Frigate , from the Cliga' nel Fleet, and piever 'sl oo p of AN''ar, front Sc al Y Capt. AIuRIIAY, and Eget!, also the Ships Cora, Capt. BERT MAN, Duke, C 3 r . 'ANDERS, Burdon, Capt. SMITH, Harmony, CoPt' Wil-saN, Hera, Capt. RUSSELL, Thomas and AO Downs, put in to wait convoy tar the West Indies. ~, Sailed the London, of 98 pins, for Portsmouth. Arrived' the Cyc/ops, Sylph, Clarendon, sli d Dale, from the 1)0wIls, to wait COM%) • for tile Wea in' . ) dice., , ! Cipt. ,----., all from tha Pon- suOITTIT, ..:.: , , • ' f -h". 1 111/ Jir riA trritl;. ( \mt. Sir FL i\TE.tr.r. Afornut* ?i - 74 guns, Capt. II A EsT F An, and, COuragell%'.blf B . Pllls, Capt. LEE, from Plymouth, to j°i" Sir J . —. 64 guni, WA lIRg/eil ,Squadron ; • Polyphemus, °f Capt. IRLDMILL . I, with a Convoy; Irbil) the Meditev ranean ,i , and the Carley Sloop of War, CaP r NoaTtivir, with a Convoy, IToul N cwic)tin-illnd. DEC' -"2.—Arrived ye. ,nor, the 110-,day arrived the Patna, ----, from Flastingsi jdny, liitiqol.lY, from Sunderland; 44°4, CuApbtAN r - --$. from §%iransea ,; and the .Expetimen, i ` r . } CHAPMAN, from Gloucester. Coio 4ll Sailed today the Meteor Bomb, CaPt' with Convoy to the Downs. _ . . ..F4LMOuTii, DIC. tio.:—.Arrfreci here tbis.dAY th d ter here. .-, a athl DOish East India' Sliiii.-tYarge, Ftwif ic ' '' 111° Apa 11)1n China, -and 10 . - we e ks f St flalena, is ... from . wire with tea, -silks, Sec. for.COptiltagen, going tn on . Ili - Algo'ariivid here YesteiJaY the4ticii" 7 Packet;* ScnnYLBR, from Lisboa, with} i ,: 1 1 1 days : left lying, there H. M. S. La; 'o/ one' . :-Ilf, . . 'llle and Constance, -with the Wiz/sing/am Packet' t , t the Convoy_ which :sailed 'from Poristnontli ob c ' lL , oB , middle of November had not "arrived out , le °Pau French Frigate is nearly ready far sue, 11 „ Captain of whi c h s aid, ii:Pnblic comimal , t 113ti1Q ,%... English` Frigate shall iirevent hi s sailing , 0 "' ~, re3dY ; .La Ponione is appointed on that station +vv watch him, but he say's he has no diitibt bat ofeatitc ,'? . ~-. . Ac' turing her, ~, Arrived yesterday, the Princess ilme.lia l'iteket, STEv • EWSJ from the Leeward IsLuids, with Alail3, ill 33 day s , ~ , . ,' - ' ... . . - lied f° l ' DEAL -DEc- do ".."""." tll. '., •.--.-,—A -Fleet of Trait sp9rt , sa iivv, colis. D r eier, under Convoy of the -I , coliar d, '" 7 tont, and ridden ' Fite Arrived the C 1 s from' f r D i epp e • al° from - Sheerness a yi) o o ..25.,, ..,ith erne r s ; the africaine front , t't-IllY ~,,,,r , COI WO • leas y , the i Vresg from oil" Calais ; and the rt. Tram off Boulogne. • 4-1 ° YEA DEc• 0" —4' • • S S byfo r also up ii.urydire, Capt. Cordrros for a fro I. Several Sail of'homeward-bounti East locliaitien, Loudon tho DISTRIBUTION Or eitIZE MONEY. 10 MC ' T 0 the p fficcr,s and Cont`pany of His MaleslYl Mr lam pus, tor the Capture of the F renc h Gun-boati Nos, .rv, It_ 2 77, 286, 28-, and 31 the lath and 14th Feb i r i l l t a x (l or e v oh said Ship, at'Plyntou tit, on 1 Imr sall , r tcrl ott...GrY ruesday awl Friday afterwards, at Mr; Ha, Plymouth. t h e j ,,, k , .4p a ni T9 L l a h p e r O e rc ol..i e n rl e a n4tur Crews the Lof fritirs..,Motjeta::'ssiSt:ltk)iwaplvs‘lindleorsl2stra: iirs 4 Y, 1796, on Tuesday• the 1 4 til Of r onfP ni_vb w ee a ll t tea and one; or the tast Saturday " c e i h ylitd• :i i ll yn cr gdsnel orro ‘ t is hr b : a e :: C l:t as wa t t lii t , thin i e u ivi P ic o :t r u t r a .s g , a l I I: A t ti r:c u t 1 : 1 1 1 8 , ..: 44 ivi To .. the fficers, ;and COM Pa nY of Ills Alajestrs Sh i t Cleat ne xt ; ' l3 r thitmg three years Mu:m:lMb