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His Majesty has beef piessed to grant unto his Royal Highness .'Edward Duke of Kent the Offices and Places .Qf KeeKT and Paler of the HOuse Park of Harnpton-Court, and of Mower of the Brakes there, and of the Herbage and Pannage of the said Park, with the Wood called Th - owsings, Windfall Wood, and dead Wood, happening in the said Park; and of all the Barns, Stablw, Outhouses, GaFdens, and Curtilages belonging t o th e Great Lodge in the 'said park, together with the said Lodge itself, &c. during His Majesty's pleasure. ifiltitehall, November 26, 1805. , The 'King has been pleased to appoint Janes Willis, Esq. to be a Commissioner for managing His Majesty's Customs, in the room of Welbore Ellis Agar, Esq. deceased. - 77 - 7 li t a).(7lfict,'.?o,:i. 26 I Sos • Ccvm/iilion/ in the Sutherland . VolUnteer Infantry, J4werf by • . Lord Lii . utenant of the' bOunty of Slitherland. George Granville Carl Gower to Le Cokmel of the Two Bat. talions,vice David Campbell. resigned. Dated N0v.16,1305, ita4tarn David (~ampbell, Esq. -to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice SU therlancl, resigned: Dated Nov. o', lames IVVKay, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, *e W lliarn Sutherland, resigned. Dated IVIa%:11 14, ;45. lames Nl' Lead, Gent. to be ditto, vice Keith Sutherland, resizned. Dated May [4. as- . . Narihery Barra/ion. •. Captain' Nl , Kay Scobie to be Captain, vide Nl 4 Kay, deceased. Darr.d. ttlyl3, aoc. Lieutenant William Scobie to be ditto,' vice john Seobie, det:eaSed. ,Dated Nov. s 6, 1451. Second Lieutenafit s Charles Clarke to he rirst Lieutenant,' vice William Scobie, promoted. Dated as above.' A 1eX311,. der Mackenzie,Gent. to:be Second Lieutenant, vice Claike, promoted, Dated - as above. Lieutenant Hugh 114 4 Kay to be Adjutant, vice john WlCay, resigned. Dated as above. Cow /anion in -the 3d Battalion hr Dorsetahire Volunteers, -dgfifdiy• the I.ci.d Lieliten4nt, William flell, Goat. to be Adjutant,' vice prth, resigned. Dated Ottober 19, tEe'- . Commisliota in the Inyerness-shire 'Volunteers, signed by the Lord Lieuten.vit,cf Invernets. , , Culloden Biotaliom. Cantr.tyamprsv. Ensign Cmirge•Forbes to be Lieutenant, vice Macpherson, appointed in C'N! . .1.1110, 1131CCI I)6lober IS. :5„ David Gent. to be 'Ensign, vice Forbes, promoted. Da:::d .is above . ' • . Strath:ea rs, .and Date; B4ltaliOlt. • " Strirthglass Compa , y. ,Lieutenant 'ohm Chishoint to be Captain, vice Donald Chis. holm, appointed in the Line; Dated August 13, ao . s. En— sign David.Niecil to .be -Lieutenont; vi ce John Chisholm, promoted: Dated as 7 abOve. James Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nieril, *promoted. Datecf as above. Fortri-lfaiti , B4tlalior. . .• Ist t Thlilan,Co►npa j, ratrick Cameron, k; eat. tO br Lie'utenanr, vice Stewart, re. .signeeL. DatettSept. 30, tan, John' uumthiO4, Gent.'to be Ensign, vice; 51acclunc.lti, appointed in the Line. Dated as above. • . • Lung Irlan.: l l.ierttalion, South West Comply. DOugald'Maedrinait i l, Gent. to bvErsign, - vice re. signed. Dated July g, tees: • Commtulens signed by the Lord Lie:::em.mt of theCcarity of Ayr. tit Regime/14d Ayrshire I,ontry. Ensign William Wallace;to Joe ,Lieutepant, vice. John Wilson, cleveased. Dated Nov; 8 'lBO3. Robert Thomson, Gent. to be, Ensign, - vicOVallaee, promoted. Dated at above. _ . td Diuo. 4111Bit/hili0l: (4.1)11 I liliar to he Surgeon, vice', that Wilson, deceased. at. 11405. • ....„ " 4 .. ; it bi d c Rife Batiallev. Firi.t.l..ietstenant Fliatc,bison to be Captain. Dated Noacznbec• g, iSG.s. • 7Sicond Lieolettant 'fames Morton to be t• jtst Lieutewant, vice 14utclisort, - promoted. Dated as .. above: Second Lientenant I eltande! Murdoch to be ttitto. •Dated :Nov. Quarter-Master Quintin IVltuAntrg t, 14: Second Lie,tc nant, . vi, e Nlorton,. potnoted. uv. 9, Itanel Moriatod, Cent. to boditto. Dated Nov, to, r,oi. . Cr;:mmis:ita we South Hants Battalion of Militia, rigned ty Lord I...teuttetitt. Richard fack3on, Cent. to be _Dated Nov. 2i, 1805. Ccieintictiv r itt the ist 1.:4)5';i1 V..eginichvorl'ower Ilainicts Mi. sig.iti? 4: 1 Lievenant.i. Dated IVGv. 25,1 Kciliptc to ne OPMearn, 11,12\R UP 1:Cle 4AIL/11? C; ID . rtiartia Ilohlr.6nJod lohti I bbetsott, i)ruty-laue, Mir! lie. ocx, grocers and co.p.tititers, irOttx Nov. to a i . . t4u, ;at 4 NKR UP TS . William Irving,. of Liverpool, :liquor-merchant, to surrender Dec. at, 23, alai fan. 7, at twelve,. at the Globe Tavern, Ibtio.szrael, Liverpool. Attornies.: Mr.' James PhilliPs, ir pr Mr. - Windfc, Johii.strezt,, i3edford.row, London. ' john Tankard, of Birrningham, radar,' to surrender Pee. re, I:1, anti lan. 7, at' eiryen, at the Stork Tavern, birmin&- ham. A. ttornics, Mr. folm Mandsley, or Mr. folin Willsorr, New /4orth-street, Red Lion-square, Lou don. inAeph hf St. Nicholas, Worcester, flax-dresser, .to .!..ruci, t It, 12 ' and I:ni. 7, at tell, at the Pack, finrae 111,0, Sr. Worcester . . A ttortnes, Mr. John Pow:. ntll, Staple's-11'in, London ; Mr. Samuel Haden, Wo;.. ce.: ter. fatti4s (.;) trarcl, of Shepherd - str,vt, Oxford-street, Middle Sex; coal-mei:olam, to yurretidcr Nov, j.,, Dec, 7, and lan. 1 at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Wont cy and Bell,' flolborn . -court, Gray's-Inn ; Thorna..l Valdock, of Chatham-hill, Kent, miller and baker, to surrender Nov. 30, Deo: 14, tied tan. 7, at cleven, at (;I,4ildil:Jl, London, Attornies, Messrs. Coup& and Lowe, ScAlthamptot“intildings, Chtuccry-lane ; or .-ILlr. folio Chatham. - • Smut ilich4ri"tm horn, q: , t . SUrtcy, miller anti to.aurrentt:ir Doe. 2, 14, - ZIA 1.411. 7, at - eleven, Lbnrion. Alcor:icy; Mr, .NiLtrphy, LiuuVerie. Jo' equon.4nerchant, to surrender I.IC , • • , three, sitt,llw Star Inn, Maneltes:. ' ter. tt,. Joseph ri\'U,roil;r upltol,,tQit.:4„ to st:rren ter f: ;:, .aic:vim,..and . fart. 7, at ten, at 1,..; n. , Mr. Nevveomb, William Lei:ell, of Salford, Lancashire,. brewer, to surrender .), to, anti ran. 7, at two, at the hr:dgetvater Aetna, Matm:t.,...s . ter. A ttorotes, A . Dtwkwort.ll and Chip 7 pin,lal I, M,tnchestet. '.l B honlai' C winnings, of t.. •L; by nsdale, Westmorland, at lief ,1, r 1 rlit,it to's , 7t - rend,T Ilcc al , at riye,,s, at teL and Mn. 7, vo, tileCcanindrci,d Inn,Laneast u t. At tOr nte3, essrs. Pleard and l'idniar, Lonsdate ; or lair. ' Swale, Noiwi:lo3weil-ecitirt, Carey-street, Loudon. Hui not'/Or,late. of Let. , .th, Yorkshire, merchant, zt, ...and Jan. 7; at eleven ' at the e lint,. Att(trilles, Mr. John Wilson, ' , tett!t, llattint-Car..lyn t London ; or Air. Charles ; . Rtltunl. Leeds. O Yofltire, and of Thrognior.: Loodon, ;Th.::reitanr,; surrtnnier Deo. 9, 'to, , ooti nit nii;Shcliteld. At- . :...„ a:ctor Mr. Richard . 'butcher, to I and jars , 7, at eleven, at 45,1 nowas Warmck. :I (15.".05., . ..11 tit rst Tiojlartti, of , ,r ;it tile erpWal anti „-.. :.1 ' ."..1 1' ' ) fame Cr ,-- sbie, 91 „ „t :tint ct)-I)art:.• Dec . • Worccs. Dee, AT. Clement Taylor,-Of lkfaiclsor.e, Kent, met-mm(l - at ten, at Guildhall, London.. Loeci 3 , 1. Christopher lolussou, of Great Statukridge, Esser, merchant, at ten at the Angel Inn, COlcheicer. Pee. 20. Charles Cleg4, late of Milnmw, Rochdale, Lanca. shire, at one, at t h e Long-NM-Gate, Manchester', Dec. 2.. Thomas Deighton, of Alp.nehester, calico-printer„ at three; arthc Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Dec. 0. William Scarcl),•of Richmond, Yorkshire, iron. founder, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Dec, 18. SasnueiTla,ll, of Sheffield, Yurkshire, hat-manu facturer, at ten,' at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Dec. s 7. John Dease Reilly, late of Walbrook; London, in surance-broker, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 17. Richard Bentley, of Vieth:lose-square, Middlesex, haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 18. Robert George .Edwardi and Joseph Jackson, at Sr. , Mary-Axe, London, and of the Strand, Middlesex, men. 'chants and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec, 17. Franals Forbes; late of Blackman-street, South- . wark, Surrey, chemist aid druggist, at one, at Guildhall, 'lan. 4. Charles Pollington, of Havant, Hampshire, shop.. keeper, at ten,- at Guildhall, London. Dec. al. , Thomas Harris and John Price, of Bristol, mer chants and co-partners, at t en , at Guildhall, London.. Dec. 17. John Baker, of Holborn, Middtesex, li4len-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 26... Samuel Dyson, now or late of Soyland. Yorkshire, mercl.int, at' ten, at the Old Cock Inn, Hall. fax. • Dec, 31. James Suth er l an d, o f Little Towcr-11111, Middlesex, brandy-merchant„at on:, at Guildhall. Dec. 20. Thomas Hemens, of Dunsti?rd, Deyonshire, miller, at lour, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Dec.- 17: Michael Ricitio . Id, of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, wine-Merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London. • CERTIFICATES. • Dec. 17. Harry Eldertimi, now or late of Bristol, money, scrivener. roller Shepkrd, of Lynn, Norfolk, draper. lolm Field, of Watford *kw tfordstkire, miller. , .._ MAILS. ARRIVII3-1 Viateitord. Dus-3 Harz:Lbw:o4 4 Cznicatiurgtz, z Lis!zutz; t VV4fezwrd. PRICE 01 STOCKS THIS 04;tirAT TWILVIL o'ci.9pK• Consols - ... - ("7 T-H E• S V.N. SOL&M QUIS DICVILA rALSI/14 AUDZAT ? L 0 IV ,D" 0.; EDNIEDAY, NOVEMBER '9,7, 1805. Wa are at length enabled to lay before the Public intelligence from Admiral Lord COLLINGWOOD and that intelligence is, we are happy to say, of a much more satisfataory nature than we had reason to expel from the last Dispatches 'of the gallant Admiral. Capt. BLACKWOOD, of, the Eurgalus, arrived at the Admiralty about six o'clock. yesterday evening with the Dispatches; and the subjoined Bulle tin was sent immediately from the Admiralty to the LORD MAYOR. ThO violence of the gales, or rather the continued storm, which prevailed for some days after the Aaion of the 21 st . and the very crippled state of the captured Ships, rendered it almost a hopeless task to attempt to save any Of them ; and Lord COL LINOWOOD, in his Second Dispatch, expressed - his , apprehension that he should not, be able, to save a single Skip. skill 'md perseVerance, Itow n ever, have, conory to . expeaation, "succeeded in preserving fQur of the captured Line-of-battle Ships, •viz. thivo Spanish and ono French, which have ar rived in safety at Vibraltar. But while we rejoice that some of the trophies of this most glorious Vic': tory, have been saved, the're is another subjea which affords us still, more satisfaaion, and thatis, that no. accident whatever has happened to any of iiis - Ma. • jesty's Ships. After an ACtion so long, so close, and so desperate, as that of the 21 st 04 - tober, sc,&ceeded by a violent storm, which continued several days, there was great reasOn to entertain apprehensions for the safety of,some of our. Ships; these apprehen sions are now happily removed, and our exultation for this glorious Vielory is not damped by the ices of a single Ship. l'he Combined Fleet of France and Spain may now be considered as nearly annihilated. In the Aation of the igth, and in the subsequent one with GRAVINi, when he came out from Cadiz, twenty Sail of the Line were captured,' of which four have, as we have already stated, ,dived at GibraltiTT. In Sir 'RicuAnn STRACHAN'S action, four Sail of the Line were taken, and are safe in a British port; so that of a Fleet of thirty-three Sail of the Line, twen ty-four have been taken ; and of the remaining nine, six are so disabled as to be little better than mere wrecks. We cannot avoid, upon .this occasion, recalling to the recolleEtion of our Readers‘the vaunting hm guar,•,,e of the French Official Paper When the Com bined Fleet first sailed.--We were told,• in a mys. terious, but threatening : ' manner, that within a mouth we should bear Of a decisive blow being struck against some of the British Possessions—our Commerce wai to be destroyed, and our Naval Superiority wrested from us. Such Nye re the boasts of our Enemies—What has been the result I—This Combined Fleet, which was to achieve such . wonders, exists no more : in three Altions, viz. the 2 1 2 d of July, the:l9th of Oftiaber, , and• the 4th of Nov. Twenty-six Sail of the Line have been captured, and Ten of them added to the British Navy ; of these Twenty-six Ships Thirteen were French and Thirteen Spanish. Those, therefore, who, in their anxiety to depreciate the value.of our Successes, as serted that the greater number of the Ships taken belonged to our Friends, the Spaniards, are as incor reEt in their facts as they are irl9oziclubive in'their argument's. • A Gazotte E.rtraordivar:j will e plibl:sll.4d in the cour . sc day, but we appreihdig it will be at t , „) 9 late ati hpur for 'us to iusert it. Mres . i.rl , - , ..". bowel-fr. been favoured with sore details, upon the Sec of which our Readers. tvay place the frilliest reliance, ,'be number of kille4 and. wounded aro as follow : 4 11 311 ir; r~~ :}% Officers Petty Officers Seamen KILLED. 23 • le4 DI afines Total Killed - 423 WOUNDED. Officers retti.Officers Seamen . , , hlarinps 41 87. 196 Total Killcd;nd Wounded - 107 TI - Wagli we sincerely deplore the loss of so many gallant men, yet when we consid2r the n umber of Ships engaged, the length and closeness of the M tion, qur loss, though severe, is by no , MODS so great as might have been expeaed. The.-nonibg of men killed and wounded in two tithe largest of the Enemies' i captured Ships fell very little, if of thing, short of the number killed and wounded in tie whole British Fleet. We feel. the greatest satisa6tion in addingto t.ha above statement the following titan : Admiral .I,ord COLLINVWOOI) sznt, 33 soou as he could after the Anion, a Flag of Truce w ith a Letter to the Mar• to land all his six.* and wounded Prisoners, provided a quis SoLkl , t; Goyer ' nor7 Gencral of Cadiz, offering receipt was given for therii,' as they add have amore attention paid to them .on shore than wa.; , possible on board . c rowded Shipi; This geoerous offer was, received with gratit ude by the Msr (4/4is SoLANA, who immediately POLLI N GIV 0 OD, expressing his thanks in the strong one4t terms, and. offering to receive chore All the British Sick and Wounded,' to furnish them With the best medical assistance, and .te provo wrote to Lord them with, every passible aciommodationi and 1 4d g; jug the honourof Spain that they should he res" e i " as son as they 'recovered. We feel ineVrcssl,6, satisfaCtion 'in. recording this noble trait of'Sr ll honour and heroism, and we cannot but coaV re . tt. with, the • conduct. of the Corsican Usurper , vi°, t() use the htoguage . of his own Minister,, has not. further from the , shoX . time to attend EQ the duties of lizmanitg. :We understand that Lord CotiOdsvoon sol°3 in his Letter, that if the . Action' had taken P l3 O mote decisive ; " but all things considered," tQ11.5. his own language, • " it was pretty well." out from One; Of, the four Shigs saved is the Stvfi surel . whi I , c 4 ,v,as taken from us last War. ' onie , the snccess Nvoidd have beef _ The day after. the Mtion the laitod,piab:e Bucenfoure, which we had pot at that tiroe tlkenn possession of; in endeavouring, however, Weal; Ca4lio and took on board the Crew of ill t o Cadiz, wrecked, and every soul on board verighc d ' 1 „ We 'are: sorrfte• add that 30 . of the Crevi, oi the expe6ted she lan aground and was. comP!eter •Te7eraircwertviost,itt one of the kn . VlV's °W ire Ships wh!eb.. was _ wrecked.. The Viaory i . with . the b o dy of Lord Nstsv l i ' ;. at Plymouth. , ' lit bi The tblioWing is the Bufetin sent last olg L°P.P Mr. MA:.).:osa, from the Admiralty, -to th 4 MAYOR : P A `‘ ,Ildtpura4 .ofir,..'Arv. 261 8 : • eSti , " The Hon. Capt. BLACKWOOD, Of 1113 IVIN Ship Euryaitts, arrived this evening, with DisP 3tcb : e if i from Vice.-Adrairal :Lord Cot.LtNovuon, latedi°, Cadiz., the stl) instant, by which' it appears, 013" no accident had happened to any o f Nis MajestY's Ships in the gales of lkind . tha t followe d the JOi°3 of tne 21st ult. • Of the prizes, three Spanish and one d Fr'l'ell the have been saved, and carried to Gibraltar, atl'ih. total number lost to the En em y are, ten SP') and nine French Ship of the Line. • ' ip s " "His Majesty's Ships Ifieiorg (with the rOP sk of the late toy' N ELSO N on b Y 0 oard) and P 4.16 left the'Fleet on the .5 al 1/IStani, on their:O. ' Eugland: " Atir11:111 ViLLENEUVE, and first eg italli' are on bcv.rd, the .Ea' We have the pleasure to add the following car' account of tha STATE ,OF THE COMBLNED FLEETS, Aran TOE OF OCT. 01 t Captured and carried to Gibraltar • - Ds.troYed in a nd about the sc ene or gtiorr, incinrig ;6 thaw sunk, burnt, , and blown up s 4 Taken by SieRIgHAKD gritActiArt t 4 Lost to the EnenlY 4 - . z;cAreu Islo CADII 6 , - 9 .--- Ina perfeet state Mere wrecks Total Y eaferdav morning I-Ifs 111Ast:sT, tile DtIES Of and CAMBRIDGII, PRTNCESSDS .AtiGTIS'rAP SG' PriirAs and AINIELLA, nttendeci by Lady WYgY.BO, General PITZneY, Colc)nels anti l'AYt.olti..; on liorleb,ck., in NiTindsor Gre,it Park. viA and the other PitiNctss4s took: 4 ? , 14114 J. a 0.413 V allti fou; by 'Wingfield. \V't::Aneida Cs y niornin,, 11,oav , trz!nsActea busine.c-i at i i tird tviir, I),T— -e e