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i~ PATRIOTiI FUND. LLOYD'S, Dec. !7, tße;. MANY Apgications hying been received from ilt , Relatives of Otlicenand i•vien who have fallen in His Majesty's Service, unaccrnpaniecl with proper testimo. Mats, the Committee adopt thematic of giving notice, that Certificates are expetted of thtrelation in which the Claim. ante stood to the Deceased, an of their circumstances being suet , as to entitle them to aid*, signed by the Magistrate, Clergyman, or sonic other Num of respectability, in the plate where they reside. WJows are'requested to mention the tottntter of their Childrel, wit,fi their respective Ages ; and Parents to furnish proof oat the Deceased left neither 'tVirt,i,v nor Child. Navy Pityoifice Certificates of the par ties'haviag been permitted to eceive the wages of those un- Oef whom they churn will becensidered eulficient evidence of their being the legal Represnratives. ' J. P, W,ELSFORD, Secretary. Amount of New Subscription advertised . 425,982 t a to Richard baker - - • to to" o Mr,. Baker - .. . . 2 2 0 ft it rd Baker, jun, . . • • - I 1 0 The Workmen at R. Baker's Manufigtory in Fore. . • street . - . , , . - to 8 6 Dr. Grey, of Darlington .... . : . to to 0 George Lewis liollingsworti, Esq. - - 5o 0 Thomas II hwai tc::, sen. ihstinge - - 1 o o John Gale E verett, Esq. of licytesbury, zd sub. 21 0 0 Edmund Lye, IV,itiminster - . to 0 0 Lowbricige and l ichard Bight, of Bristol - zt•s o o Tile Volunteer Corps of Great liiteldOW, in Essex, being nearly two days joy (they arc chiefly' poor men living an their labour) - The Officers, Non-cointrussiobetlOtlicers, Drum. mers, and Privates, of the Loyal Leath Ward Volunteer I nfantry, Cumberland, one day's pay, by Lit:ut. Cul. De Whelpdale - - ' 4 The Members of the New Club Of Ship Owners Of4:reat Yarmouth ' - sa o 0 W rit. Saunders, Lsq. M.D. to to 0 1)1, L niditort, . 5 5 0 ~ 1. T. James and Co. .- - - - - 13 to 0 C. J. Witkinott .- - - 5 5 0 l'.. and C. - - - - 5 o 0 ',tient. W. Field, R, N. . - 2 2 o Elie Rev, Sir Thomas Broughton, I3art. . 100 0 0 Capt. Qoltlesbrough, R.N. ' - . . 5 5 o Capt. Edw. Crofton, I - Its Majesty's Ship Racoon 10 to 0 The Officers of His Majesty's Ship Racoon - 26 5 0 The Petty Officers 01(11110, to clays pay - - 0 0 0 The Seamen and Marines at ditto, co days pay 0 0 0 • A friend • - • - Air. SkellingtDonors'n, Doors' Commons - i I u Daniel M 'Cathy and Son - - - . 10 0 0 )ose.ph (rote, E b tl. - - - to 0 L , Mrs. Freeman - - - 5 S 0 Rev. De.it•ott,Mortell . . . I I 0 Xis. Want . - - 0 lo 6 lames and John Suney - . - to to 0 A. 11 . . - - - . 0 to 6 Lord Rivers - . . .. sz to o Mr. Alice Thompson - - - 3 3 0 Jseph Brown - . . 5 5 0 r. Charles Green - . - 5 0 0 Airs. Green - . . . - . 2 0 0 Win. C. English - - - .S 5 0 %%I in. Clarke, King's Arms, Westminster- 1 1 0 J. 11,:ker Jot} Son . . -1,) to 0 T. 1). Gall - - - 1 1 0 Capt. David Celby, R.N. - - to to 0 Austin and Son, ked Lion-street, Clerkenivell - to to 0 Sir Abraham Hume, hart. - 21 0 o Right lion. Laid Walsangliam„ ad Subscription cu o o Allan M‘Farlahe . . - .. 10 to 0 Oswald and Nichols - - - .10 10 0 101111 Strutt, Esq.. „- - . to o o General Wlll, Goodry Strutt. « . s o 0 CLIO, Sam. Wegg, Esq. 2d'Sub. - SO 11 0 I:.i p 1 . K. 11. Alex. Bennett - - 52 to 0 Lord Willoughby ' . - 30 0 0 • Miss Eliza 15 egg, -.2t1 Sub. •-•- 2i 0 0 Bishop of Ferns, zd do. - , - 30 o 0 Geo, lioscawen, Esq. . - to to o ifkrulabella Boseitwen . , - to to 0 Tils. Wyclitt.:, Esq. Richmond, Yorkshire 5 i 0 is. Banbury, Esq, . do.. r do. . i 5 0 • Mr.Tlt. Stapleton, do. do. - t 1 0 I' ronf a Company at the Richmond Arms, per Mr. Valles 14.telintotal, Y01E41140 - - %Valle( Nl'l, lielsiiii ' :'..., - ~ 'Joseph Ilili, Teak's Plead, Maidstone - General Bert ie ' - . - T, B, Br.noiton, Its'ci. Screens, Essex 'a T., G. B la 11 1$ WU, IC$4. (; Mit ‘Valthant, Essex Rob. Sherson, M.,,1.). , - . Capt. Cileveley, the 0 tficers,.Noll-COMllliSSiOned 4 Officers and Privates et the ltozWel,i ComPanY of Volunteers - ' 5 1 4 0 E. C. M. - - 2 • o . SirW. If. Asithurst . - 10 0 0 Sir Marino' D'Aeth ' Bart. . , - 10 o u Andrews Hat it , olt, Esq. - - - to to 0 john Harrison, Esq. - I 10 to 0 Itev. Edw. fenkitistni, Austin Villa, Warwicks. 10 10 0 S. P. . . . . 1 1 0 ROL). Hunter. Esq, Thuretoti, traddingtontip. so 0 0 Win. Randall, Lsq. ad Subs;:iiimun - 5 5 0 'oho Thompso n , t ittsbtfry- lei race . 10 to o Andrew Haws Wadley, EMI. . • - 10 to a Henry Diainsolt, Esq. - - , to to 0 lohn itogers, Esq, • • 20 - 0 0 Ors. Hester Stoughton Wymondham, Norfolk 5 5 a Mark Singleton, E s q, i'arishofCavenham, Suffolk to o o - Servants to do, do. dn.' ' z a 6 11 , 1r.,-Win. Cornell .do. do. 2 '2 0 M. Edw. Cooper do.; do. 1 1 0 'Mr. Rienard Wing do. do. ,' I - 2 . 0 • Alr; IV. Clayder de. uo. 0 7 .o Mr, Rowe.% - .. • . .to 'to 0 John Skytmer, Lincoln's Inn - - 5 5 0 13, Williams, bedlool.tow . to, 0 0 jos. Caney itilll Stills • • lO 0 0 : Bingham R tchartle - - ••• 5 0 a tko. Hooke, Esq. • . . 5 , u o W. Rooky. Esq. - - , , 5 o 0 T. lotus, Esq. M. P, Clarence Lodge - 20 0 o Sant. 131 , 01 d, or Beverley . / - a 2 o I. r Moyle, Etii. . - to to o , l.lvlarstiall's l:oinpatiyof Comedians', ti•Licclet,fid. 14 6 o Samuel hlure, Esq. hliltienliall . - . 4.: 0 u ilenry Stokes . - . to :0 0 A . Young Lady - . , - 0 a 6 Spentrer,M,ackay, Esq. - - 20 0 0 Morgan tones, Kilwetidige, Pembrokeshire . is is o (hie day's payot the 011icers,Non•cortuntssioned Of.. tieers,'Dinnitnels,aild Privates (Jl'lllV 14 4 1 01 1 U- 1 i tot BerwLks. Volum. Intatitry, Lieut. Col. Johnson 36 0 A fen/ Officei - vand Men of the Plymouth Division of koyal Marines - • -45 t .5 Capt. Louttett,'ot the Loyal Hundred OngarVolun teers _ ..• • . Mr. WM. Darby, of Ilugh Ungar, Estes - I 1 E. Al. Pleyed, Esq. - - - 5 5 1.• Dowland, Vicar • - 2 a )ohll'Clittfieol,. Lsq, . ' - - 1 j Mr. Drew - . - o 10 Mr. Old - - o to Rev, Sir Wm. Chute, Batt. - • - to to Lady Watson - - - to to ` Anthony Harikari . - 2 2 Louk, Stoektlale, and W line . - to so Otlicers,Non.counnisiottedoffieers,Drurrupers,and Privates,Westmorlanil Militia, by Col, Lowther 23 0 The Gent kitten frequentiog the 1: olitutn-Innige Car- Ice4latini, per John Vitae, Treasurer . 21 Is , C;. 171. Dtuniitiotal,. Esq. Stalllllore • 21 0 Mr. Serjeant Sellon - . . - i c The Officers, Non.commissioncd Officers and hi s valet; of Capt. Proctor's, 'Lamb's, and Watson's, • Compatnee of Rye Cinque Port Volunteer's •53 ti Miss E. and S. hubs . - 2 ; Rev. Doctor Deade, of Stanway, Essex - 10 10 William Green, Esq. - - . t 1 Old fare's Head, kockester, 211 Subscription 28 o 1. T. Hascoll (Isle of Wight) s •,, s 0 13MCS Filewood, ReCtor of S dile Ifedingham, Essex .10 to Mr. Benjamin RcIlY , • - - .! 4 4 Olio Abbott, Esq. 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Illoravia subsequent to the f2d inst. because probably they :Were said to have terminated in the defeat of the French, accuses Ministers of having published a gross falsehood, in stating that, Baron JACK,' had received a Letter from the IcING of PauSsi.i upon this interesting subjeka. The following% the . Para graph to which we allude : They (the Government) afterwards, though not in thbir own name, published another gross falsehood, viz, that M, 11, cost hPd a'Letter from the KIN* of rieus.; A. • Of this there is not one word of truth, though published in a sort of denti.olficial manner." WE ARE AUTHORIZED to state, that the. Prussian Ambassador did receive such , a Letter, and conse quently that the assertion in the Paper to which we allude is wholly destitute ,of Truth. Sir J. B. WARRLN is, wind-bound at St. Helen's, with ten Sail or the Line. Fr is proper to correct the error which appeared in, the several accounts , of the Sentence pronounced an Viee«Adtniral Sir R. CA LDER . The words were not "fear or cowardice," which nre synolUm9as terms, but " cowardice or distffeaion." We this day give some Extraas from the Dutch Papers to the t Bth, the arrival of which we an nounced on Thursday. It will be seen that the whole of the details relate to the Battle of the 2d only. The story of the Armistice remains just where it was, and, in our opinion, unentitled to the-least credit. The French appear to be determined that we shall ndt learn, either from France or Hol land, the reverse of fortune which, we have no doubt, they have sustained. We must therefore wait patiently for the,arrivatof the Hambyrrgh till which we have no hope of obtaining any accu rate intelligence from the seat of War. The Letter from Berlin, of the I tth, which we laid before our. Readers yesterday, is decisive as to the result of the bat& of the 4th, and the defeat of the French on; that day. The details which we have extraCted from the Dutch Papers bear all the n*irks of that excessive exaggeration, or rather. falsehood, winch have, SO long ehargterised the French statements of the ex.; ploits of their Armies. The story of 20,000 Rus sians being drowned on the icy surface of a lake, will, of course, readily he te/ieved Yesterday morning Han' MAJESTY, PRINCESSES ELIZABETH and AMELIA, took an airing in a coach and four, .and honouted Mr. DE IRBY with a visit, at his seat at Bidwell. rile PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, MARY, and SorniA, took an airing on lior,t:bick in Windsor Park. His .MAJESTY did not lea..e the Castle. The Du.KE of Yottx attendecl 14s ..N.l.,orsTv this clay on some thilitary ariongt":l.l(.llt.i,. NAVAL. NEWS. 411.•••01.11.11111.16 F ALMOUTU :De C .•Vi. - Arrived the Vi/triir Paris Man of War, Admiral COITMALLIS, With the fol lowing Ships, viz. the Princess Royal, Glory, Prince George, Caesar, Warrior, Dragon, and Penelope Mil of War; and the Pylades Sloop of War, from • Portsmouth, to give instruEtions to the Ships lying here for the West Indies. ' PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 27.-- , This afternoon Vice 'dmiral Sir .1. 13. WARREN arrived from London, and went off immediately on board the Foudroyant, of 80 guns, 'Ciipt. DOUGLAS, now lying at St. He len's, and is expelled to sail in the morning with thp following Ships . under his command London - 98 Capt. DONN. Namur . 74 Capt. HALST to. Repulse - 7 4 CApt. LIGGZ • Hero - 74 Capt. GARDNER. Canada . . 74 Capt. HAIVILY. Ramillies . . 74 Capt. P}CKMOR-11. litlitriCHAS • • 7.1 Capt. SHIELD. COUrageliX • 74 Capt. Bisssrr. Saracen Sloop of War Capt. P A gvo4r, Sir J. S. `koaKE is appointed to the Barfleur, Y of -98 guns, vice Sir ROBERT BARLOW, who is appoint ed Captain of the North Sea Fleet. Capt. WILLIAM BROWN is appointed Commis siondr at Malta. Capt. BISSETT, of the iiudaciots, is appointed to the Couragerix, vice Capt. LEE, Who is appointed to the New Scipio. Arrived the Locust from a Cruize, and sailed again immediately with the Speedwell! Gun-brig. • Arrived also the Diana, BATCHELOR, and Harriet and John, BAKER, from Waterford; Expedition, Born), from FalMouth; and Thomas and Ann, DER DOM, -from Sunderland. Sailed the Harriet, PEARSON, and Avon, PARSONS, for SUnderland; and William, .HASTEY, for Cher , bourg. - Went out of Harbour-the Prince of .Wales, of gs guns, Capt. CumINO ; the Mediator- - . Frigate, ,Capt. SEATER ? . which has had charge of the. West India . Convoy for some time, is.now ordered,to Cork, with the Squirrf/ Frigate. Admirals HOLLOWAY, ROWLEY, SUTTON, and THORNBROUGII, who came hete to attend the Court Martial on ,Sir RORERT CALDER, left this place this morning, to resume their respeaive commands at Deal, the Nore, and at Plymouth. _ The Captains also who left their ships with the Channel Fleet, .set oil to.take their commands again. General Bow tuft, Governor of Barbadoes, who was ordered: to take his passage in the Illustrious, waits for the arrival of the Dicktor, which ship he Will go 'in. His baggage Was landed from the Illus trious, this morning. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 26.--Last night it blew such a tremendoos gale of wind at S. \V. as forced all the Frigates hi the Sound to strike yards and topmasts ; the Men of War in Caws And Bay rode it out well : this morning it abated, and the Men tague of 74 guns, which sailed with Admiral CORNWALLIS on Tues day evening, came into Cawsand Bay, having left him and seven Sail gone into Falmouth, and the re mainder bore up for Torbay. Sailed the Penelope, of 3e guns, Capt. BROUGA. TON, to join Admiral CORNWALLIS at Falmouth. Went into Cawsand Bay to wait for!trders, the Benowt, 74, Capt. DOUGLAS; St. George, 98, Capt. and Decade,. 44: are to be fitted out 4lirealy for foreign, service, supposed the East Indies. Came in a Lubecker with wheat tbr Nantz, de tained by the Egyptione, 48. A Portuguese Schooner, with a similar cargo, eseaped. L'Espe ,ronce, a French Snow, with dsimilar .cargo; was also captured by L'E t optienne; 48, but she was blown past this port for Torbay, where she arrived safe last night, • 'Went into the Sound the Santa Margaretta, 38 guns, Captain RATIISURN : site is quite ready for sea. Ten days since two victualling Brigs sailed from hence with provisions for our Ships at St. Mary's, Scilly ; they encountered shocking weather; the Aelive, one of them, shipped such a sea as carried away her masts, and she arrived at Scilly in a'had State—the other it is feared has foundered. There k a report very Prevalent, here that the Areihuaa, 38, with the West India Convoy, outward bound, fell in with the Russian. Squadron of three Sail of the Line and a Frigate; mistaking them for Enemies, and not answering the .dretitusa's private signals,' she dispersed the Convoy by signal before the Russians hoisted their colours, and diqcovered themselves to be friends. Surely there should be (if the above accounts be correa,or indeed if not so) some signal code established between us and our Allies. COWES, DEC. 27. Arrived the Danish Ship Prince Frederick, Capt. Cock, from St. Übe's, bound to Gottenburgh,ladep with salt. The Swedish Ship Gerathezeol, Capt. JURGEN. Sl' WOW' t o, from St. Übe's, bound to Gottenburgh I,4cit with salt, v;as stranded yesterda , y morni tlicr south side of this Island, and is sng op ince entirely , )tle to pieces; the Crew are saved. Dl ) *En , DEc. 27.—N0 report of any Bost coal , ing out of Boulogne has been received here with news of an Armistice : we think it has blown tog hard for any thing to get out. of Boulogne: It blew a perfe& hurricane last night at N. E. and we fear much damage has been done : a soldier was blown over the Pier who had been to relieve -sentry, and narrowly escaped being drowned. Part of the wtetk Of a Cutter bas been picked up, and some dead bo dies have been seen floating by some of our Cruizers. It still blows bard, and heavy squalls at times. .........noma DEAL, DEC. 27.—The Curlew arrived from Gag. bee in so leaky a state that she will b e obliged to go into Dock to re fi t. During the tremendous gale of wind last night the Brig Calker:ll ' e, Captain EDWARDS, of London, from Shields, bound to Grenada, with a cargo of coals, unfortunately broke from her anchors, and run on shore near tlik place, where she now lies a mere wreck. To-morrow they intend trying to get out the cargo, but it is feared very little will be saved. The Brig Triumpo Do jt'ar, Captain JoAct i t m . 7 ScHUT, sailed this morning far the River. YARMOUTH, DEC 9 iis DiNesty's Gua.brig ......... . li q().5 Vixen has seized. an d brought in a Sloop w ir . .—I half ankers of Geneva i her name doei not appear in the Ship any of her Papers. . Yesterday the Adverdure, of London, J. .‘15 , - vu.r.E Master, struck ' on the Newcombe Sand ; re ba ign lla , st v , are this. m is entirely fast ; the people and a few of he materials were saved by theboats at Winterton. The Union , of this Port, J. lams 'Master; and the Orient, of Sunderland, ~~~•I Irlynourn Mas terh, are also on shore at Winterton. both r t ge h i f h o . some distance from - the share at liasbiongh. It is feare4 she will gO to Pieces; .and it is impossible that boats can go otfta her assistance :--the cargo appears to consist 'of ttirpetitind and staves. lotting It at d T o i f t e, A L u I i g i i i i t: tdiaKit,ingd whoacti--tiait: tedfro;;:eir . enr, fife dies, sPuke llis Majesty's Ship Wilhelmina ou , val•of the Medusa Frigate and the ilindostan Man of , W ar , w i th the convoy , at M a dnis, about the igth July. The Medusa_, arrived the day atier the Hi 7 ;dostan. Yesterdaya Court of Dire6tOrs was th e held at _ East India House, when the•under-Mentioned the or t i b i e he Lo fo rt llo N ‘ l ‘ el n vi g lle c , o l;: n r . cars were Sworn into the commands of the ir nli P 6' theof East In. SI • nps : the ars of e th A e p l i v : c y tt i c H is r e a:i.. or oi ß tile Lady Burg' Os, and C30.13.'4°11 ct . l7ina; luc i l.bli , en n 4 amoi , l :l 4 lt Capt. c a 4 al::..nA4,ll:lLlh4%eft Alexander, p l i l l i o ::4:i:nni:gtelivalicc:7tltirl"glll23lllllbati::alollYl7ii,gn;:flisr;e.d.tsr°:lCn,‘ wer e ti e r n il 23' -e— In - v iZ . bons and times a the under-mentioned ships, ins o pTe Monarch and Madr.ti, fur Nlihdrai and i4lls i' I Th r e tt and Bengal. . Sovereign I Decenbar ' lhe ' By a letter from Lieut. Parc 110di f teCliiicalal:"1"::11:1::::7:: Fame to he afloat the gat.t i '. ian--- Li t 1 .inuar) , Iz, the filth Febntary . 13 • Gun.b • 18 rig .Archer dated Wahner Roads, - a -' l l 1t U 5, to Bear-Admiral Sir W. SttiNgY s rr ' er appears , that the Archer captured a French 1, , 0g r f o froth Boulogne, to creel , ' eel, 'their a !fir's guns, which vessel it appears; h'", go, a ccount, was not blown up by rockets, carcase'' e or -Est stated :; it r l id 4on.4‘.gleQtrutiiiinggol;l3.l)twerc; sbluietlls6°:er4:ellitcr‘risa• on a V esi I , a . telyoard) and site: inStantlY sunk. Li et/L 11 140 0 w ol ti Ti and Crew were saved, and are nolvat h° , ~,,sssot 4, passenger ßt.iyleti_t a i l e t r • ae v. ‘ e i ct ,inis a , t Binelfthaste; Irirolim"rli`erC;Pitit'e.,ls7;l':',ititibl: A • Canary . Islands on the I tell of Novernbcro A i ' se place on the 2tith a (- MO W, ; I ;,i l ich toN ember. ago,tt a of an article sent from Bourdou% s oriw .. by s ia),ing been c.,1 the French. . i , e d frog ) . Anly.:0,11) parli:ciecinst:t. nett This,)t t i l; e a '6l.ltiottichjefilotrt,„. 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