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Church, Dlttion - k, Lievoh t 46 . 6 Ditto Little Durit'ain, NOT." folk, '7 5- ° Worshipful Company of Draperit, Lot rlon, in Aid of the Sums contributed On the Day of '..hank.ls. 105 giving. St. lames's Church, glerki,m. well, , fps . ter Pentonville Chapel,St. fames, ClorkettwLil, • • R. Lendon pG r e St. john, Cierkenwell, Abel Lention .• 2 ) 5 .1z , o Rev. L. li. Master, I.yinefield, Surrey,; - $ * The Members of the Ilehrdw Nation; at their ' Place' of 3/Yor"ship, Church.roW", `Fintehinav street-, - • Shafteribltry C bapel,A ldets ;a' stroct,' - Madden - Coitiaess of Huntingdon's C • . pet, Margate, WDoneld t 4 0 o Win:church, Oxfordshire, Griffiths - 21 5 Churc.lt, 13erks hire, ---- Itobarts z• 11 Ditto, Shintield, ditto, Dr. , dines to 43 4 Ditto, Swaitowtield, Archd, of Hereford 14 to 7 Ditto), Baldwin Britittwell,Ox- ' ford-- Jeorps of , Volunteer Infantry of the above Bun- innop`coitent Nfecting, chat ' • - Slatterle Church, htlhant, Mickfleoex, j.. Owen Prott.t.a,l Dissenter), Trinity Street, Bath, J‘lntbkg.heuse, Stilt.house. I.nic, Chapel, Wellingborough, Nortilainptott4hire, D. Washbourn Queen'4.scoard, Chap. Wcrt. 75 7 q 4 2 0 8 o 7 5 6 is 17 0 33 0 0 - 47 4 1# T. 13road1itipt 33 19 6 Wale S 4 9 0 3 S ininster, Protestant Dissenters, Wood. stiect, Barnet South Miinms, Middlesex Dissenting Congregation, Pe tet sW..ld, Hants - Staplaloril Church, Cunt/. 1)r. leakin's Congregation, Wal wnr;,ll, Chuich,Newent, Gloucester. --- tietircn, Lye, Sutiolk - Lyn Voltanteers, - Citych, Ipsorth, Suff . °lk, st. Mary and St. , Nicholas, Beverley ---- Shepherd 3o to 8 IVUCCiI o 8 26 o 4 Pottcr t o Thomason - 17 1 3 It 4 0 •o 18 6 - 0 - 13 16 0 - - 65 2 0 St. Martin anti St. John, ditto - 1 4 1 4 0 SjI1(1011, E4SCX, S. Knipe 10 0 0 Chkirch, Whitekirit Yorksh: Smatipago :5 zo a _ _ _ , Holy Mittories, - 3') 3 Church, Fareharn, • A. Woolls 41 la tok- On 6 Day's Pay from the OilicerS, Non-commis. • sipned'olliccrs, and Privates, ()lilt: Regi.. rnent or Royal "East India Volunteers, per Sir Ilugh Ingfis, Bart, Colonel - Chapel, Lyme., ,Dorset, I T, Wheaton Church, Tackley, (ixfortlat. E. Marshall - Protes,t.totDissenters'Chapel, street, Hull, - (7, Lambert - Ileeting, Swartland, -1 ) . Williams . rom the Society of East India COmmanders, on the Thankv,iving Day, • • Con ;legation; QilCell.strcct, E, White (.I,intch, Stroud, Kent, 1. Lynn ILALsrvoilth, key. lohn.Detinant and Congregation, . 45 n 10 4 o 0 4 2, 0 26 11 10 ,1 1. 0 200 0 0 6 t t 3. - , 65 is 6 19• u " 0 S i - 0 Y rliornharn, Norfolk. - - 1-16191(next the Sea), Norfolk, ik.intree 1 3. , . Dissent., Congttga. ‘Vithatn, S. Newton - Dissenters' Congregation, flocking, Esietc, . T. Craig St. George, Southwark, It. Draper . Magdalen, . . Stephens - St. liartholornew the Great, London, Owen P. Edwards 22 o o Parkh Chur of Pocklington; Charles Eyre It .5 o Church, South Weald, Lssex, Wollas . tOrt 39 6 9 St: Thomas's Church, Dudley, I . Cartwright 3 0 4 5 Parish Church, Finchlcy, It. Warsey . 24 it o ontan Wiptt, Mr. Kemper 3z to 6 Ditto, ditto, Mice, lligginyott . 313 6 r.,:hurch and Chapels of Ease, Fir.td;ord, ‘V tits, P 4 8 1 5 8 articular %twist Meet. ditto, - to ta o. independent 61ctec;iig ditto. s o o. Citurch,Wingfielddir ftradrord,-- , 5 14 6 Mrs, C. Long, of Sonth Wraxall Parish, Bradford co o u Church. CNtliwn, 21 2, 6 Ve v i l ch I) l , 9n:stain Contrtrmist Ch4pe . J, called Le .Qtt.trte; Dcan•st.Solto, M. Prevost 3r 13 Mr. A. lacob, Knigutsbridge - 2 a o Cltrelt, , Staines, Middlesex, (ones as o o Lice Cololiel firay's Volunteers, Tavistock. 33. tz .0 Church, Tavi,tock, ' It. Slocniun 27 t 8 o Ditto tVltttehurCh, - - 4 2 0 Arneithury,•wilts, •14 5 6 f 3 aptisteotsgregation,Uo ,vnton, Clair 6 14 Dirtn, Saruto, Sait'ory' . 6 t glitirch;Gtleston,Glarnorg:insh. I. F.dwarcts 1 0 o 1)464.121ring 'Chapel, Stalley, - . . n e a r t.V . tgan, Itodgskinson 353 o independent Ultapdl, PAO:4ns. - s 6 .57 6 MethodiA Chipef,'Wigtin, Gibbons . . I , :cw ho.n,t Chapel,W,igan,— CullFtrs 6 9 Ivlatoctler, • . 47 13 to New Indeircnn. Meetitv„ ditto, -- ---. . 3 0 0 C hurl ,Altr!ton, Dcrbyfiltice•, • 1 3 4to L f ,tilb 9 ey Whi,tfeld, D. D.lO 0 6 Church. C Avtold.Sui4ex 4 , ft. Constable 16 3 thssentiug tvleeting.hott.;d, • itt Climrch.. Biacktrtars-road, lames Upron 15.16 6 St. Marys Church,Wnolv , ich, lames Small 4o 8.. Untied l';,ribilesof St. g,6340 S IS ;, 3 2 5 2$ 0 0 10 2 -• a;' 6 20S 12 8 22 O 0 ttiicelay . 14 ts 6 Cornwall" Edw, fohn Clarke 4 a 3 • C.,)y.regl,tion Cu; sews residing in Liver- • Goid:,:inid,-E.:6q. • . 4 1 1 7 6, Coligr...%.,tiona of Canmicti and rtivit c! v, Glotic?.:;tersttire, per Rev. E.: Smith 9 •o Falmoutliiin addition to tOl. is. p:od brfor.:, per Grillin 4.:Oti)ijegatiini, • •gruuritl, elm:lst:a, • 'T. Butte. Surro', Legret; C71401.4:11, titir.rvy t • " •• 'unr,..h,,Ciaphtitn, in addition to Isai. 4%. zd , on die Ot!, per Rev Mr. 'Venn surrey .addition to ▪ 074. 6i. 4.ti. per Rev. Rowland ~ 1.411eN, N. B. ..••r•'-- - • . -• • 45 oot IcorArrl - 9 o Q f,itr!e Nicoman - 17 9 Q Congre,;.iliJn, 114- • - • .o o I , PCIt, Yorhire, - tot ) 1), ' 7 Ili.' dittp, . • .11 .15 .0 • . , 1.1,1:V11,` Wlll3, G. White t 2 13 - 6 ht. •.,'lt-,(ch,t; I It' 3 6 huh, ls, ditto, 5 , 6 0 . • hritc. 17, 39 16 o :its Nly.chell 5. 2 oA , 01111, 2,0 5 6 CongregatA. , o; Cori° C.trey, Sostierst,:t. tV. Paul • - • .i,, 'Mere, tViW. Grovc . • l i rtht in the Field:;, including the Ptinne .r • ,12y.il Voluntner.:, ihratirou ,:• 2,17 41. , , Y ,I tingtort So: i t 7 6 . .,vtoori Soutitw.uk, in addition - 1 4) 0 • ut clt, Wimplo, - Bit skipton, Craven, - 34 to 9, c nul.irthenMtire, including . • , ..! Cap,t, Thou , cow- - I 1 1, arICI ;fift! Ct . ,: kJ ' it) 7t, lit I, - . l .l 4 a . \ intliorpe,ta..`j ~ ' i i t ".. t ':lingt on 15 it 6 tki.tr',c ran, nt.'..-Ar nositire I3`road-sy. 0 0 5 24 6 1g 76 () t 3 o 2O 9 0 3 G 8 o g 4 6 !9 9 - - P. l'iatt • - 2s 6 3 6; 6 o I 5 9 . I'.ll,.‘;tlittirrt zs 17 I ", 7 tz $ , - 23 ,to 6 8 3 ,;•„ 58 it 6 4 1 1: .x:1.6 7 n ri Pis Anting ditto, - y 1 0 e • T.C.atTottenliarrtiourtCliapel, •.. otB o Haretield, Middlesex, It. Barnard - 9t5 o Kentinigton Church, - 10 4 Brompron draped, . •W. Butler r 7; 06. OvringdeanChurch,nr.Brighton, 141arshall - 7 ,o zb SronehouseChapel, 11)n - touch, I. Btrdlake 35 t o Iledinghani Castle, Essex, additional t o Si. Michaell4 Church, I).erby,, Bjyley - 5.. 0 n Laindon,cuin Baselridge, Essex, - 3 13' 6 aStaton Courtney, BerkS, 1 9 • o , Leyland. (ltlr.ll, Lancashire, .-- Baldwin - so: 2. 7i BartkiWaturch, near Linton, 'CambridgeSiiire, , J. Hall ;t t 6 o Church, Mank't; Cleigh, near Demea, .5 ti 6 Laiiition, Essex, . 3 r 3 Church, Courtney, lierks, - Sl9 o Baptist Meeting., Woolwich, A. Freeman - 13 t 3 0 St. George in the Eist, sex, including Volunteers, j. Farrington . tot t 8} St. hiicifilet and St. . Law.. • • . . rence, Southampton, o J. Mean: - 45 4 7 liolyrood, ditto, ' - Dr. hill . 41 t 3 ?i• All Saints, ditto, - Dr. lklant -91 i 2. 8 St. ,Nlary, ditto, ~. S.' Ke n t - ti S o Ntitshelltng, near ditto, . G' ; Willis r .. .6 o o Protestant Dissenting Meet. S IL 11. Li i . cey to . 0 0 ing.house ditto, - ? W. Kingsbury ' . -, ItotiranCatholiccsapel, ditto,' It. Alexander -' 5 9 e Dissenting Baptist Mecting,do. it. Owens ~. :5 0 o A tew Friends to the Cause of 1 - Itunanity, at , Sputliampton, . - - ' - 4 6 6 Church, Enfield, Middlesex, 'B. 'Porten - 74 i''. 4 Meeting, Bakcr.strect, ditto, 1 1 / 4 1. hayfield ' .14 12 6 Meeting, Ponders End, M. Knight it 13 6 ~. Meeting, Chaseiide, - M. r1191113S 7 7 o • Church, North Cerney, --7-- Sarrees 16 Ici . 0 Church, 'tVest.llam., Lbsex, Dr. Gregory . 133 5 yi Catholic Chain), ditto,. Porter 7 . sto 4,t Church. Astiby-tit.l.s.louch M‘Donald • -, ' itt 17 0 Ashby. Comp. of Volunteers,, - ,. - to 6 b Collettori Company Of ditto, - 7 - 10 6. 6 St, John, Exe.er, --7-- i 5 tc to St. Cc:urge, ditto, , - ---,----.-- 5 so o Catkedral, (lit . -1, 1 -atkedral, ditto, - 37 4 - Church, He!lindon,Mitidics. C. Hawkins 33 z 6 Rev. Mr. Davison, ditto, - S 5 Baptist Meeting, Worship. street, Moorfieltis, Evans - 3o sto Baptist Meeting, Dean.street, SouthWark, B. Button • . 14 t o CaerßanChurch,Motimouthsh, J . 'Thomas 7. 25 14 o Chart, Kent, - - 1 u Langley ditto, near Maidstone, 2 o Collection among the inhabitants of Wotan, in Rutland . It ,o Girls °lona Ward, at the Blue Coat School, Hert. • . lord :. .: ' _ .. .. ci 13 0 St. George,l3loornsbury, - Dr. Willis , - 70 14 0 Church, Pickering, Yorkshire, T. Laye , , . 20 0 o Stockwell Chapel,. Lambeth, E. Einbery, - ,36 ; 6 Church, Stoneham, Sullin, 1. Glover - 5 0 2 Ditto,CalstbnowarGreitYal- - month •' . • - . ---- - 14 1 4 8 Dittu, t‘'farshain,,Norrolk, ' - 8 4 11 o Ditto, Syleliam; SulThlk, _. Ditto, Weybreaili ditto _ 3 9 0 Ditto, Nce4l,an),Noriolk, ... T. whitaker o t 3 Ditto, Batterz:ea, - R.. Morgan - 27 18 3.. The Latfii,-s'it Miis River's Miller'sl3oarding. Petersham, S.urrey . s o Church,•Hroxbourit; and the I•laillict ut lloddesden, . T r opes - 32 6 Ditto; Baniptott; 'Yxtbrdshire, - 46 14 Ditto,Tottenham, Mitldlesex R. P. lleaclicrolt 126 7 to • Church, Mitehstn, - - S. D. Myers 48 8 6 Churph, East liarwt, , . is 1 6 Churches, Sanderstead and . Warllnghain, - Courtney - sto 6 R. Bess, Esq, - to 0 a Chineh a StansteadAltbots,lierts-, Field . 8 10 o Baptist Congregation, Chipping • Norton, - mei* I 0 0 Church, Milford, Hants, . . 2g •12 .o Church, Hardie, Hants, .. 6 5 Baptist Meeting, Old Ford, W. Newman - 14 27 6 Collection in the Pariih of Plymstock, - 6 4 2 Church, Northfield. - 1 2 Church Melcombe Regis - 4 11 23 6 'Anne Chapel, Bath, 'including the Volunteer Cavalry, 211. Dr. Randolph - 166 12 9 Church, Spontlen, near Derby, B. Poi to !S 17 3i Chu ri li,Chaddesden, near - 2 4 Churches, Littlellorsley,E,sso, and Weston, Sliablk, '-' Watson . - 7 a 0.. Chureh o llath Easton.Somerset,T, H. Noyes - • 7 8 s .C4ivinist Dissenters', House, Kentish Town, - • 2 t t o 'Church,. Danbury, Uridgo 21 .8 a Ditto, lietchWortn, • / 2 . 1 4 0 Ditto, fiitrttield,,Sussox, R. Turner 13 12 7 Parish of Icluttarsk, ; Poo4A . 2o 5 6 Church, New Windsor, Bucks, 1-I..PlentleY - 87 1$ Cliapel i OverPeev‘ r,Clieshire, 7 la 4 I,ecic'ttturch Stanordshire, ' - 57 2 2 Horton Church, ' 3 , INAtch•Clitach, .I.,Werninck -6o 5 6 St. vetliist Falter, and St. Michael Le•Qiieroe, - 4-1 12 2 Bagings , cike Church, ' a 5 7, o Indepencletit 11/leeting,l3asing stoke, - - 15 6 Chapel, ditto, - - 9iz 6 Cllttfaltiiithiu.thursti • . - • 3 19 S Ditto,,Tadley • . I terville 10 r o, o Church, DailVittoni Staffordshire, Waltham 13 1' 4 'falto:mune, Dumfries, R.;,llland • 7' 7 St. A.uhyn Chapel, -Starke Da-' mcrel;l3dvon, J. Williams 4 6 9 6 Church, Ilingharn, Nortblk, 17 3, 6 Hingham Company Voluirtevrs, one (tars pay 6 6 o 'fhoinas liarvey, Esq. Northwohl, 14 0 0 Church, Thaydun Garden, Es. J. fteedes t 8 I 0 Cluirch, , Wartield, perks, J. Vaittifol 38 0 Church; Kelsten Samasetsh. Edward Ilawkin :4 12 6 Cangrepti ion of attired Brethren, Vet ter:1.111e ) . I . S (101111er 24 S 8.1 Saffron Walden, Essex, - 8 4 4 6 Wattisfield, Suffolk, - 3 14' 6 ChurchrOtyn,Langville,llunt ingdotishire, - C. Stewart - Blt oh 11.1 r.Booth'sMeeting,Prescot-st.-----,- - 39 0 0 Church, Barnes, Sur rey, leffreys - 4 0 Church, Petersham, ditto, • Delatosse ..77 12, u Towiabt Lilyth and neighbourhood - St 7 0 Towit iex ham including 51. cos. 31A. 'front - 1 07 9 4i Church, liexham, Clarke 4 1Z 3 Church, Tnwcester, and three Dissenting, Mect.-, ing.Houses - - 26 15 o The Inturbitants of Woof tau. under. I klge 67 14 u rL lie ,Irthabitatirs:. of, !herd:tun. Kingsoote, and • Newittgren, hagatli • , • Is 3 . Church, RipleN, Yorkshire, C. Sampson 9lO St. Lawrence, Exeter, T. D. Perkins -i, 16 0 Church, Stookton-tr iron Tees; 'C. S . Eiden t Sz to o W.. 0 • .W. • . t Church, Coldstream, • R. Scot;,. a 1 0 13 Lutist 'Meeting, Itristol, Rylan d 4) o Chtirdt, Ottley, Yorkshire, I', Bailey, .. 33 8 6 Society .of Monthiversariaa, enda I to 0 0 Cluartit,F4rring, Sussex., - 2s 6 Church, catching, ditto, N. !coda's 2 8 0 AidboooUglielturch,BoluUgh. bridge, . Per reit - qn 5 6 Cowbridge, ditto, . - "V. Williams 13 a 0 Church, lteigate, Surry, I. suelsan 29 $ to St.Thontas's Chrtreti,hristol, E-. Spry ;., 39 6 A hbist t's Leigh . Church - 7 8 6 Church, Henley, Statlind E. Aitkenti • 7 3$ .6 o Dit i 3 O ,• Dartmouth, 1)4 . von, Cll4llllll 46 13 0 I)itta eistbroke, Warwick, I. Kendall - 6 tr,' o Elim * Chapel, Fettcr-lane, A. Austin - 14 a o -Church, Ludlow, 1. F. Itaxter tro t ,o Corporation of Ludlow, " . 26 5 Church,Bughrooke,Northanip. B. Ilarrison ,5 ri 0 Dicta, ItuctitOrd, Essex, - . 6 0 0 Rochrotd Volunteer I want ry, commanded by I. Bairir%totti. ..• o , New Airesiord Congrati , rn. includirk 41; Motu Itinfeers,:- • - C. - 31 - 14 Weathemstea4 and Ilarpenc.leri,. •lieretord, 22 , 13 6 w Sr. ()lave, Ilart-stet, owen 38 16 Whitehaven Chap. & Meet. 1 3 1 7 4 Chat:v.l,h D4beithain, :Suffolk, W, llun - it 17 3 Ditto, I iclwi e ter, .6othersethire, including pne Ray the /4 4 , 11 ...,c,runw.sioned Udicers and Povates of the: Ilclivster • 'yultiteer Comte-. 6 14 0 patty Littlo ilorWeod, guar,s r 2: 4 0 LONDQN, WEMIESDAY, liECEMBER 18y' 1805. LAST night \V roccived Puri.; Paptyc to the ath, and Dutch Journals• to the 12th itlSt.. "We alio re-_ 0,40 several Foreign toilr.s is from ditterL:nt parts of the Continent, from whieli we have node, a va riety of Extra As. We have no further intelligence respeaing the general battle fought on the 2d inst. between the Vreneh and the Allies. The more we consider the details of that adiOn, so thr as they at present ex tend, and the subsequent events, the more'we are. ,convinced that the Allies in faa gained a victory.-- This is proved by their remaining masters of the Field'of Battle, and by BON'APARTE not daring to advancd after the. A&ion. There can be little doubt that if BoNApAtera had been successful, he would without loss of time, and with his usual promptness and decision, bye continued to advance s and copi pelled the Allied Army to retreat before'hini out of Moravia. His not doing so proves that be conk! not ; and being unable, afterwards to advance, he bras in fad defeated. In the situation in which he was, nothing but a' decisive Viaory, nay, even a series of deci;we Viaories, could be of any material service to him. e will probably , .elairn the advantage ie the i‘ dim" of the, :id, iuch another vidory would be bis ruin. From tu#ll3. source _can he replace 20,i.103 men in the midst of ~0!; 11i ff e o a ia l i nt ia .i : atTl l di t ,:e i t s .r:t elear he had no Army of Reserve 1 1 1 1 .1 . 1 e ‘s ,•hperinctehehecoiciotrladr,d,,dria:asd- staipiprisigese Army of Reserve at no great distance, from whenco reinfqrcements . were daily:arriving ; they would na turally be inspirited by success, whilst the French would be dePresSed by the repulse which they had received, and the contemplation , of the drea d ful slaughter made in their ranks. We are 10- i dined to draw the most favourable presage of ,further success on the part of the Mlles.--; The two Armies could not long remain in the same position. BONAPARTE must gain a de cisive Vitiory; or retreat. A very few days, we think, would elapse before another general A6tion took place, the result of which would probably de termine whether BosAran'rnslionld remain master of Moravia, or retreat in confusinp to Vienna, to. Munich, or wherever else he could force his way. The course taken by the Arl° CHARLES is not certainly, , known„ If he m olded to roach to .Vienna there was nothing to i nte rrupt 11 13 march but a small, Divibion commanded by Abut- MOT. It IIC marched to Hunt y, which there WAS nothing to prevent, he might 'from t h en ce join the Allies in Moravia, It will b e recolle6ted that the Archduke CHARLES quitted his Position in Italy on the Ist of last month, subsequently to which Pe riod he .was continually retreating with greatelit expedition : he therefore 'could sot be a great way from the scene of aetion; in Moravia, qn the 241 jest. CnARyBS Looking to the retreat of the Ar chdu k e the intelligence from`MASSENA, in the Paris Papers, ,is of the greatest imp/iota:lce. The form er accounts left him at Gorizia, on the I gth ult. At gorilie WO find hitn qn the 23d, and at Goriz ia he still remain ed on the 26th. lt is evident, theref ore , that 11 ° had'given up all thoughts of pursuing tbe Ag c " . DUKE any 'further. The latter would, tPref"Pre' arrive to assist the" Allies in whatever way religh t 1)1 : thought mast expedient, 1 g before M A SSE:4A CE)( 11(1 on. Arra , possibly afford any aid to the French Grand Y even if he intended it; of which Are have, t at present, no proof. remaining G6rizl3 so long, on the contrary, without advalleinkl a ',ter' r when no obstacle was in his way, seems to that he had no such intention. ft is 'pro' b a ble that the Allied Army in Moravia may incline to Pro burg, for the purpose _of there forming a kn.:Clio with the Archduke CHARLES, ill which coo lilt?. Combined Army would amount to 1 5 4 PoP tpeench number amply sufficient to, overwhelm. the Cron Ar." 7 becnret it crilllA oht:l'm ~n 3" reinforcements, or derive any assistance from it"! . iENA.. It appears from the French ac count s , t hat th° Austrian Generals 'WoitsTairt. and had capitulated. In that Case the former mu 4 Ilave capitulated with his Infantry, 1S the. Cavalry,4o known to have succeeded in reaching I3ohetuia.''' The Archduke JOIIN' also stated to have been hotly Pursued by the French General NO' ; but it is already known that he left the Tyrol, .an d s/ JaLLActltGri ► ceeded in forming ai a junon with the Archdulcg CHARLES, who was also joiwill by the Prince DS BOHAN with Q5OO men, Nyhoni the French sta,to haTvehebePerllusnsiandtleAprrnrisoynelnr. F ranc onia was , ft iti anted, he i 3, as we mentioned yesterday, to proceed to 13°91110 If this Army advanced with rapidity ga °t I t - or French, we see scarcely any poss ibilit y of e'c3Petd in BONAPARTE, however fertile in expedient, or be manceuvre. The story in the Moniteur of th e ad, 01 Plcl3lPa : tentiaries meeting at Brunn , to neg otiate a P" 11ce'ist completely refuted by the Battle of the 2d, wil icll9l ~s i have been some days after 'the preteside d the Plenipotentiaries:te allow the rece i g t telligence at Paris -- Ova Letters this .rnorning from _Dal! and "°L)f::, mouth re cat the intelligence Which "'pis brow . 1 the ..././thinaant and Piercer Gun' -tgigs, %%,I)ich we Y e : terday . laid-- before the PUblic, We are burry.: . i t not irtill i e u x o te u i r it p ; ov t . 'h.eerytdoociolnottircuolntlheoisiel tiacncoonfinitscitit'sitonie)e',. and are therefore to be considered as' inere tepoit*: CoI O which may - or may not . ultimately Pro" ' ' ' i - an d true;- that they were very generally eirctl te "" - 6 and wo hav t, believed on the Continent, we know' seen some private Letteri, in which they aro repeat" „.. ed with the utmost confidence. One Lette, bilo ceived by a Gentleman belonging. to ono °I t , first Houses in the City, states, tha t B° b: PARTS was aaually . it P r i s oner, and the 11 o lt . : of it pledges bimself:to,, t h e truth of the 16 1,A We hare, however; upon all occasions, eptle4v°Lik to avoid exciting hopes whic h ma y ultimatelY P rG; ~, to haft. been too. sanguine, and there fore rner 07 go :ing! . - give theie reports as' they reac hed us, exPre-; thetiti-;0 at the same time,. our doubts of - their au l. .-------- a alai L. Y i e q-P r(laY morning .111 MAJESTY, OCCalr!"-alry I ,y toe DKr: of CAM'itninGE, vvalked.to thellorse Barracks, Windsor, and inspeCted the ito)' 4 ' • • Great Wcrlstoti, ditto • . • 4 St.. Georg, Gl l uce,iteriltire, Bat .r .14 !t-,13 Rum. Chaptl, :11 2, 4 Lee, cailishorough, - 12 • 7 Meeting, Walttl3l7lStOW, 35 ll,' b t. Peter, Lowrick,l4orthsth. • • toiishite. - 1. 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