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. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, Dec. ty, 18o;. X if ANY Applications having been received from 1:V1 the Relatives of Officers and Men who have fallen in Itis MajestV's Service, unaccompanied with proper testirno iiials. the Committee adopt this mode of giving notice. that Certificates ate expected of the relation in which the Claim ants stood to the Deceased, and of their circumstances being such as 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 number of their Children, with their respeaive Ages ; and Parents to furnish proof that the Deceased left neither WO )or nor Child: Navy Pay-Office Certificate's 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 Representatives. I. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. • Amount of New Subscriptions advertised ,C 33,440 to 6 Strathari Church, additional subscription - z o o St. Lawrence Church, Appleby - - 2 5 1 9 9 Norden, Surrey, by the Rev. Wm. Peers ' - 31 0 9 Baptist Meeting, Woolwich, by Mr. Culver - 7it o Isleworth Church, by the Rev. I. Mitchell 4 2 4 . 9 Paradise-walk Chapel - - - ,- 2 4 0 Horncastle, Lincolnshire - . .. - zo 5 o l.ymington Church, Hants - - 68 4 9 Towcester Church; by G. Evans - - 15 15 0 Ditto, two Meeting-Housed - - it o a Abraham Sheath rot. los. Challis Sheath rot. ft-is. Emanuel Silira, to]. los. .. - Wm. Crowder, Esq. Bath • . - Towii al Bedford, Northumberland - Frank nuckle, Newmarket - - I:'. Tu:.ker, Bridport - - -. Mr: Clements, surgeon; Wadebridge - I. L. L. Wynne . -. . .. - R. Way - . , .. • .. - John Rutley . - - - - T he Surveyor {E. Whitehouse), and the Coast Waiters' at the Custotn-House, Loudon • .; Charles Staples. , - - - Twopenny Postman - - Richard Creamer, of Chelmstord - - 'J'. Clapham, ditto - - - W. Bowser, ditto - - - Charles Massey,ffitto - - _ ) ohn Brown ~. .. . - Kingstons, Crump, and Brett - - Nash and Son, Royston - - to to o A. B. C. _ • .. - , - 0 to 0 Capt. T. 'C. Brodie of the Bantry Sea Fencibles 5 5 O The entire Receipts of one Night's Performance, . • at the Theatre, Gosport, by Mr.. H. Thornton, Proprietor -• ' - - 26 1 o Certain Clerks, B. A. and C. - . -- • 11 11 • John Alport, No. 1, Holborn-bridge . . 'z 2 o The Parish of Gravesend - - 2 7 2 4 t oho Ditchburn • - - .- 5 5 0 • unit. R. Arnold, R. N. - - - 5 o' 0 The Gravesend Volunteer Artillery - , , 20 0 0 ' Mr. Cook, formerly a Member of the Corps - a a o I:tie Genuine Lodge of Odd Fellows, per Br. E. Ad.inis, N. U. - -- - 14 o o ' The Parishol'Milton, next Gravesend ' - 38 a 6 One Day's Pay of Capt. Watson's Company of Loyal Staplel'iurst Volunteers, Kent - Henry F.dineads, NurSted - - -. Avilliain Vachell, Esq. per Messrs. Hoare A tiny Members of the Philanthropic Society held at the Blind Beggar, near Mile-end Turnpike. 6 4 O Josiah Spode, Esq. Stoke Pottery., Staffordshire so o e Tire Servants employed in the above Manutadory, one Day's earning - - -- Woolen Hundred North Troop of Oxfordshire • Yennunry Cavalry, per Capt. Bowles - Earl of Mansfield - ~ - Officers, Non- Conimissioned Officers and Privates of the Bullington Troop of Oxfordshire Yeo manry, by Capt. Sire;, Willougby, Bart. art 8 o 1.13. - . - - 5 o o i . K. per G. Hyde, Esq, of Oldßurlinglon-street so to o C. M. - Rev. C. E. . - .- - 5 o • The Officers and Crew of His najesty's Hired ' Armed Cutter Earl Spencer - P. and G. Tahourdin ' - - • - - C. Watts . - . - ' - Holland, Waistell and Horton - - Rev. Charles Hughes, Redor of Bermondsey Rob...rt Wright, h-enningtoo-,tine - lean Jacques RosseaWs Mite . . orrieece, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Pri v.ites of the Rutland Corps of Volunteer Infan try, commanded by G.. N. Noel, Ely. .. 45 to o At a Dinner and 13a11 at Uppingliain . • - s 6 t o 0 aicers and Privates of the Ely United Regiment of Volunteer infantry - Ileory Davis, - Portsmouth - - Gilbert Ross, Camberwell. William Ross, Graccehurch-street Mr. Alder Skoulding - John Walter, Bachley, Lymington A New Year's Gift, from 1841 John Payne, Stubbington, Hants D4airry and Barlow, Crown Office The Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Pri. vines of 'the. East. Sussex Yeomanry, 'by Samuel Russet Collett,. Esq.'Captain .. W. Smellie and Friends, Great Grimsby. - John Dealt, Ross, Herefordshiie Mrs. Dean, ditto, ditto : ... - ' . - - The 0 fficers,'Non-commissioned Of f icers, and Pri. vanes, of Capt. Procter's, 'Lamb's, and Watson's • Compinies of Rye Cinque Port olunteers 53 1 5 7 The Officers, -Non-cominissioned Officers, and Privates, of Capt. Gill's Company of .Cinque Port Volunteer Artillery - ._ , „ - isliss IL and S. Evans - - . Rey. Dodor Meade, of Stanway, Essex .. to 10 o William Green, Esq. . - - i r .1? Old Parr's Head, Rochester, zd SO. - 18 o o I T. Hascoll, Isle of Wight •-' - - ' ' - 5 o o• James Filewood, P..edor of Sible Hadingham, Essex 10 to o i , 4r Benjamin-Kelly. olin'Aboott, Esq., Canterbury ' - 4 4 0 .- . 4 4 0 Tneinas Fox, Bishops' Waltham, Hants - - - Mrs. Anna Maria 13ailward, of Hcirsington, Somer. .setshire - - - peutenaot-General Morse - - The Carl of Chesterfield - - ‘Veish, Stalker, and Co. - - James Holland, and Mr. Hamer, of Rochate - Mrs. Danby - George Kerr, Master-mariner - (ewe!) Jones - • . The Volunteers of Lympston, Devonshire le-Jin Hanson, Ironmonger and Locksmith to His 31 I 0 o 0 0 8 z 2 2 0 I I o o Io 0 0 I I 0 / 1 0 To To * o 2' 6 . O 7 0 I 1 0 • 1 I o 1 t a I I o 0 , 7 0 21 0 0 -5 5 0 5 .* to to 0 56 7 4 20 0 6 105 0 0 It 12 o Io•ie o I I o 21 o 0 5 5 0 0 0 o 2, 6 4c 1 4 S 2 2 , 0 S 0 5 S 0 lo 0 10 0 2 o o 10 0 0 jr 10 o 4114.0 z Jo • o 2 2 o • I L o 1 4 - 0 (I 2 2 0 2 2 10 Io 0 to to 0 105 o d Is to o JO 10 0 2 2 0 2 2 10 o o Zo to to 0 . , NlAJesty, Ltruton-street • - - The Workmen employed in Mri Hanson's Manu ,tac.l,)ry - . - . • . - •.. 6 a 0 c eorge G fenny . - - to to o 1%4 r, (;,,od, being his•owrt s . ubscriptiOn'and ihatof ." • thz Shipwrights wor.ing in Ins Yard, Bridporr Harbour _ • • •, - . ~,- a 6 6 tilt.tutter Corvial Trim ,. . - ~ .a .! . at . , . l'. IV. Q u i n ti n . _. . . ... TO e Q Subscription from the three Stirling Companies of ~ the Loyal Stirlinz and Falkirk Volunteer Regi. ment. commanded by Lieut.:Col. 1, N. Rind : .14 8 to Fey. Dr. Hey ,' , - . 5 S o jsei:h iinlints, of Portsmouth , • " - • z 2 o .1 . 1): . : t Itic;:rs, Non-cominiSsioned Officers, and •• - . . Privates (~ i the 6th and 7th Companies of the Se conu Regiment of Loyal:London Volunteers - 33 3 6 The officers, 14os-commissioned Officers, , 'Drum- , ''.. rners, mut Privates, of the Cromer Battery, Vo_ •- ! I , in!eers, one day's pay, by Mr. ThOnnii'Meckel -I,urgh .. -• Tile Minister and Inhabitants of Cromer, Norfolk, t)y 1. S. Hewitt 1, - ~!- ! - • . Lieutenant George Bulley, R. N. - Iliakro“,vii • , . . - . .. .11(: Officers and Men in the Communication fer Troops, established by. the Board of 'Ord:lance at 'Gravesend. - ' ' . - - ' --; 24 o 0 Rcv. Sir lathes Stanbarn, p ar t. of Winthorne to to o Key. 1,- Dalton, Pitcomb, Sorntrsetshire .: - 'io e 0 John paiton 4 Esq.' - , - to o - I The It/on-commissioned Officers, DrumMers, and iriVates;bt.sing i z 6, of the South Stoneham Vo. utccers t b- W rn. Taylor,. Captain Rear- ' A:Viiiral Phillip • . - 'the I.,)ept ford Troop ; of Yeometi Cavalry ?W IS. it o4ersi '. - lth---- 5 .0 9 1s 0 0 5 5 a I l 0 9 16 o to xi, 0 . too 0 a ,L.lO .. . The idilscs aftzers . - 1 1 o Rii Sismitons, Physician. Extraordinary to the King 10 1 0 o Sir Henry Carr th4ersOn v Bart. :. ;-: :. t'-:. -. to to o' Tc,;,idt ~.edbilky, ' . . 66 is o [To be continqed.] ';i'ti...,:tiptitirt Books are opeo,•anct , Stiscriptiorts recziveil,at ;i x Bic oi. I,loyd'ii CO/I..ktotzt:t3o awi by all thv bank.urs ip . ......,...,...,;1., :;,.., ::; ~, .., —-.-• '1:v.14,14: 11,.,..1?..%;:i MAII.S. ARRTVED - 3 Gottt.nburgh, Lisbon, r Dublin. D ilamburgh, z Gottenburgh, t. Lisbon, z Waterford. Tsl ' SU N. SOLEn QUIS .DICZIOL 7ALSUNI AUDEAT ? LONDO MONDAY . ; JANUARY 6, 1806. GOVERNMENT have at length received official ad vice of, the Armistice - bets; Austria and Fr'ance. Yesterday morning two of His Majesty's Messengers, Mr. PROUDMAN and Mr.. COURVOISIER, arrived in townwith Dispatches from Lord G. L.GowEn, Ambas sador to the Em PEROR of R uss iA,and Lord HARROWBY, Ambassador to the ING of PRUSSIA. That the Ar-_ tnistice Which the EMPEROR of GERMANY has been thus unfortunately induced to sign will be followed by a separate Peace between - Austria and France,there is every reason to believe ; indeed it is by no means improbable that such a Treaty has before this time been concluded.—We have not yet heard the tents upon which BONAPART€ is disposed to grant,Peace, but there can be no doubt that, situated as the Ex-' PEROR of GERMANY is at present, he must accede - to' whatever terms BesArnere may choose to dic tate, for, by consenting to the Armistice, he has deprived himself of the co-operation of the Russian Troops, and left himself entirely at the mercy of his implacable Enemy. We are still un able to communciate to our Readers any posi, tive information respe&ing the ultimate deter mination of 'the KING of PRUSSIA ; but we confess, that after viewing the recent concha of that court, we do not entertain very sanguine expedations upon the subject It is, 110\f - ever, almost impossible to suppose, upon any principle of policy, that the KING of PRUSSIA can consent to see the House of Austria degraded from its rank and reduced in its power, •and another powerful State (treated, which may be nominally independent, but which can in fait only exist as the vassal of France. If His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, feeling the danger to which he is now exposed, should resolve to make a deter- Mined effort to restore the independence of Europe, there is not the slightest reason to doubt, that he will be powerfully seconded by ,the .Etarzaon. of Russia, whose sentiments, with regard to the am bition of France, and whose determination to con tribute all his efforts for the salvation of Europe, re main unaltered. The Emperor ALEXANDRII, of course, found it necessary to withdraw his . Troops from the Territo ries of an Ally w4lo had determined to make a sepa rate Peace ; but that magnanimous Monarch took no part whatever in any Negotiation with.the Ene my, except merely consenting to withdraw his Troops. Much might yet be, done by Europe were the KING- of PRUSSIA to adopt that line of condua which sound policy long since pointed out. If, how ever, that Monarch prefers those half measures which narrow and selfish views may di&ate, the Russians, of course, can have no grOund to fight on against the French, un'ess BONAI'ARTE should clause to invade the Russian territories, An experiment. we-think be 'would scarcely be hardy enough to attempt, altheugh some Parisian speculations have hinted at a project for the re-establishment of the kingdom of Poland. We are yet' to learn the motives which induced the EMPEROR Of A'USTRI - 41. SO suddenly to agree to an Armistice, and lay himself and his territories pros trate at the feet of the Conqueror. At the nuiinent lie sealed this degrading aet, his gallant Brother, the Archduke CHAAI.ts, .was within four posts of Vi enna, at the head of fifty thousand men, having left forty thousand men to keep Gen. MASSE NA check. BONAPARTE kneW well the ct itical situa tion in which he was placed, and made the best use of his time.—Strange infatuation- , -better had the- Emperor FRANCIS perished beneath the rtfins'of his Country, than have signed so inglorious, so,dis, graceful' a Capitulation Amiist this wreck of our Continental Itope, tuc lidppy to find 'that ito ser;ous apprehension., whatever ; are, entertained for the safety of Troops in Hanover. A sufficient number of Trans Ports have been wisely provided to convey them to this CdUntry, if sued a.measure should be found ne cessary oradvisable. . - Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, the PE miesszs AIIOUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, rode -on hiirse 7 , hack, in Windsor Great Park, acccknpanied by Gen. e FiTZROY,'COI. TAYLOR, and Mrs. E;811TON, in: a Chaise. • • The DUKE of CAMBR /DUE arrived at Windsor on Saturday, at four o'clock, on a visit to Tipp: MA JESTI ES. Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, the PR I/XESSES AUGUSTA, MARY, and AMELIA, accompanied, by Lady ELY, and several other Attendants, walked to St. GeOige's Chapel, and heard a Sermon by Dr. HEATH, from the 7th chapter of St, Luke, 23d verse: After Divine Service they went to Isrogthore, The Gazette of Saturday . containsAddreess to FES Majesty on the late . gloriousViaory, fronfthe City of 'Cork, Boroughs i of Icirkendbright, • I.)utnfries, Royal Burgh' of Lanark, Towns of Dock (Devon. shire) ; Penzance,. and -Halifax. 1.. r a 4.' NA VA L NE WS. PpRIIMOVrir, 'JAN. 5. Strong adverse winds have prevented Sir JoHN.WARREN'S Squadron from sailing from St. Helen's. The Canada is taken from Sir Jonw's Squadron, and is ,come up to Spithead. The Resistance Frigate, Capt. ADAM, joined the Squadron last night,. from the Downs. That Ship was employed all night in receiving stores and provi sions from the Apollo, necessary for her voyage. The Apollo, Scorpion, and Abundance, came up to Spithead yesterday morning ; it is uncertain when they will sail with the Mediterranean Convoy, The escape of the Squadron from Brest will, we understand, de lay the sailing of both that and the West India Convoy, Which is collected at Spithead to the num ber of 125 Ships. It is understood that the French Squadron is gone to the West Indies. Arrived the Heron Sloop of War, Captain CUMBE, from the 'Westward, with'Convo . T . ; and the Charlotte Schooner, from a Cruize, last film Cowes, having been repaired, Arrived also the Royal Yeo man, MORRIS Master, from Weymaith, leaky, bound to Surinam ; and John and Anne, GatsoN, from Sunderland. Sailed the ,Isis, of 50 gnus, Capt. OMIANEY, far the Downs, with Convoy ; the Meteor Bomb, Cap- - tain COLLINS,. on a Cruize and the Chance Cut ter fot Guernsey. Also sailed the Paragon, • MynxcK, for Atnster- dam. The Hercules, VANDYKE Master, lately on shore on Ryde Sand, is got off without any damage. PLYMOUTh ) JAN. 4,--7Arrived the Danish East India Company's Ship - Note, Capt.' FROCK, from China, bound to Ccpenhagep, put in to winter. Arrived also the Triumph' and .Warrior Men of War from Torbay. - • Sailed L'Espiegic Sloop of War of a Crufze. Arrived this evening the ilmazort, Frigate from Portsmouth, to join Admiral Sir R. STR A CIIAN'S Squadron now 4ftillg for the West Indies. Arrii - ed from B4th, in perfea health, Rear-Ad. tniral TpOINBROIIOH. He waits for the Kent, 74, expeaed round from the Downs : when she arrives the gallant Admiral 'Will hoist his flag on board this Ship, and is to proceed up. the Straits on a separate command.- - • Yesterdaycatue in the Malta, 84, Warrior, 74, and Triumph, 74; to join. Rear-Admiral Sir R. STRACHAN, Bart. whose Squadron,-.onlered :for - a - particular Service, is now forming here, and will consist, as far as is at present known, of the fallowing Ships ;—Cmsar, 84. Rear-Admiral Sir A. CHAN. Bart.; Triumph, 74; 'Warrior 74 ; Malta, 84 ; St. George, ga ; .13ellona, 74 ;* Formidable, - 98 ; two Frigates, and two Cutters: By this ,day's post orders were received here for the above Squadron to fit for Foreign service, as the East India Ileet now colleoling in the Downs are ordered to rendezvous at this Port, whence, it is said, the brave Sir. R. STRA-. CHAN is, with the above strong 'Convoy, to escort them to a particular latitude. His destination after this service is performed is of course unknown. Yesterday afternoon the Formidalle, ga, Captain FAYERMiN, made the signal to go into daWsand Bay, but as it brew a fresh wind, the pilot would not take charge of her, and the signal was annulled.-- This morning she went down to her moorings in Cawsand Bay, where there are ten Sail of theiine. The Libre, 40, (French Prize) has just made the signal to go up the harbotira DEAL, JAN. s.—Arrived the Bride Gun-brig arid Lively Excise Cutter, after havini reLcaptured.. a SWedish . , Galliot, laden with frt,,tit, from, Malaga, bound to Tonningen, taken by a French Lugger fri'vateer. They chased the Privateer,:bui' could not catch her :—;the Priliiteer lost her 13'oai:,and Boat's Crew, in atteMptlng tc• ; get out the-.qalliot's people the Blazer also lost n Boat, but the Crel . i' were saved. • - The: LeopitiV got ashore lAA night on the Brake, tvhete"s }e IaXAPAPJ-Ir - ,': 1 4,11d balf ,eputinually firing' gulp. andiburnibvigttp i, llkhtsi , she . ‘ Sustkoed :4. ; 'thjetaiNlanlWikliaiireat ofwator. Tfie::,ipish - ay 4 witlvCOnvoy from tretatid, 'and the Jackall from .the back ethe Goiidviin Sands: The Specdu/or wired in clias,Vra s 'rivateer,, in coiiSectuence of a signal just .made to;•,tliateffe6t; LIVERiOOI, 4.—Arrivect_herc . lttw follow ing Ships: The Ariadne, Ric;kerston, from New-York,-;:William end Lohn, WoOdhouse, from- Virginia ; Postlethr[aite, Stilt frpnri Riga'; Prude, HaMmond, from Wexford-; Adtivet c Sterling, tram Sligo; Hope, Murphy, Abbott, from Parcelothr; Meisey, Gilles ,from 4resnooji 7: ; and the Liverpool . ; Hamilton,,trom - The following Vessels are arrived. at- Cnrk i . boat*, for. the West Indies : ' I I 1 The Trident, Kneale, and Rigby, Donald, from this port Smith, Margaret, Clement, 'and from Greenock ; King David, Shelstone, and Jarrett,' Thorn; from Bristol ; Mercury, Thompson, from. Kirkcaldy ; 'and Favourite, Richardsdn, from Whitehaven. t :, COW Ir 4, TAN. the Brig, 4lert 3 Capta!r: THomA s 'SALTLR, for Wilterford. ArriYea:theS*edish Ship Piudentici Cakakti; BR/EL RENbEL ) from Valentin, bound to J'acob,tait. laden with salt. Also the I);nis'a Ship Variabel, Capt. OLLSSEN, from London, bound to Lisbon, laden with wheat. • FALMOUTH; JAN. 'S .—Arrived the TVabirighant Packet, with a Mail from 'Lisbon, in nine days passage. Sailed the Auckland Packet, Capt. SCHUYLER, with a Mail for Lisbon ; Prince Ernest Packet, Capt. PETRIE with a Mail for the Leeward Islands ; the Danish East-indiarnan Norge, Capt. FaocK ) , for. Plymouth ; the Portuguese Sloop Mary, Capt. LORA, and the "ditto Brig CCOlCeptiOra, Vo,LozA,,, .lbrq. Oporto. BRIXHAM QUAY,- JAN. 2.—The Fleet did' not come into TorbiylaSt . night as was expected;' they lay-to off the Bevy some time, owing to 134filip& winds, but are how gone to - the westward. ... GREENOCK, JAN. 3. 7 —The Sloop Friends, Lrv- INGSTON, from hence to*Oban, was driven on shore near the ezifrance . of that Harbour, and is much da maged, Tno Sloop Peggy wtd Marcy, ArKELLER, from hei*q to Fort-William, , loaded with dry goods and . groceries, was wrecked, in a gale of wind on the Ainll of Kintyre 24th pec. Suwe part of the cargo , wig be saved. CALCUTTA GAZETTE. FORT WILL 4214.,_ - ,Juriz --?7, I dos.—The Calcutta ] belonging to Bengal, formerly commanded by-Capt. DRYSDALE, VilliCil, was cut off at Borneo three years ago, and converted into an Armed Ship in the sex vice of the Rajah of Sambas, had been attacked ia Sambas River by the tiono - drible Company's Cruizer Les Freres.U4zs, Lieut. ROBERT MAI 4, 4ti - earfreV• after a sharp adion of 40 minutes;- in Which Les Freres Urns lost one man killed, and one wounded. .f.es,Freres,Uois hadarrived.at Penang with her priie:: The Enemy had , ten , talen ibund- dead on - the. Cal cu4q, and eighteen on board one of the junks the . other Vessel's loss not ascertained; The. pirate', brother to the Rajah of Sambas, eseapdd 4 :on shore, but died of his wounds.: ' ' • . . . , To the foregoing We are . dotierned . to add the 141- loWing melancholy 'fate of the Ship Perseverance, Janus 4onicSTPNE; , bel9ngilig tQ iiradras. She . . sailed from P.euang in April last, bound to Rangoon; but three days after leaving the Island; the . Manill4 Seactiniiies murdered . the Captain; OfficerS, and Passengers, and then set frre to the Ship, maki n g off in a boat, carrying with . thern about 1000 dollars, Which they found, and' actually left some tinfOrta, nate .Lascars-on board to periSh in tAe flams. It is' . to be hoped - that it will prove a caution: to COM: manders of Country-Ships - againsf shipping Manill4: Seacunnies, as .this is not the first instahce . Olstich , melancholy events from the same cause, , —Adviees from the . Persian: - Pulph state, that tilt DOla of Mocha had ordered a salute to be fired in commemoration vletory said to hive beer) gain ed by . th. I “44un'O `7'rinips over the - Wahabies, iii the vicinity of the Capital . •of Yemen. " This report is not, however, generally credited'; for the liVaha bies have been in.possessiOn _Of the kro Princes of fiadejah 4rici only.four days . March from Senna, for twelve months' . previous to, this brilliant event. 7.". L . . PISTR-IBUTIGN OF' PRIZE-MONEY. • • e To the oMcers and Company of H. M..-S. S.datnine, .fpt the Capture of. the Waragtigheten; the 3d May„igoo, on. Wedneoay the 22dinSt. between el 7 even and three ;- or ever? ". Wednesday and Thursday afterriards, at lift,. g, New Broad.; street. . = . • *To the Officers and Companies of H . M.' Gun-brigs Car. rier, Griper, and Earnest, rot the Re-capture o f the 'Fr ance and Betsey (in company with the Minx, Mariner' and tive), •the 14th andistli September, 1805, on WeLesday the 21d inst. between eleven and three ; or every Wednesday aua- - Thursday afterwards, 'it 'No. 9, New Broaci.lstreet. To the Officers and Company of H. M. S. •Vidory, for the Capture of the Dutch Ship Ryzende Zoon, by the Ain= buscade, immediately owthe arrival of the 'Victory Chat. ham ; or ;very Wednesday and Th urs d a y, at No. i ! , bank-street, Westminster. -•-‘ To the Officers 'and Company of H. M. S. Atalanta, for the Capture oldie French Vessels Napoleon and. Bellisaire', the 22d July, aos, on Thursday se'nnight'; or every 'C ues. day and Friday for three months, at'Mr. Thomas's, Navy tow, Stoke, near rlymonth. , „ " - • To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Cutter Pigmy, for the Capture of Le Prudent, the Bth June„ 180!„.' on - Wednesday the 22d inst. ; or' every Wednesday and' Thursday afterwards, at No: 9, New Broad -street.. To the Officers anti Company of 'His Majesty's Ship Al. batross, the,Captureuf La Gloire, the 22d March„ on the days and sit the place last mentioned. • To the 'Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Amethyst, fop the Capture of the Johannes, the 14th 1803, on tht same day and atthe same' place.. To the Officers aridCOMp,anics of His .I‘fajesty's Ctffl bigs' Qtiperand Earnest, for the Re-capture of tne Rover (in company with the Cruizer, Minx, and Mariner),_ ; 29th Sco t same day,s.andplace. .. • • Disatches have . betAn .rece,h7ed- at the Admiralty Lord CoLJNowoon;.dated the gth December... .L 9 rfts.flip :4 n 11 acea Laving-sent. , Sir 'Dt) \1; -'ORT'it,.With the Superb; Dinegal, breadnouihi L . .• 4 Prince, Tigre, Zealous ; an d ',Vat ; with some imaliet Vessels, .to cruize off the Canaries for. the 'Enemy's' ,Squadrons, which, hislordship , underStood to be at • A gallant a6lion was , fought.on- the of - 0e1b..; ber, otr Goree, between the .Ship Rbtert, of 'tit !. ...VerpOol, Captain. MULLION, and .a Xtbeek teen, which had just taken the. Brig Mars, from the — .. li - iolith of the - Gambia. , The Merchatittnan took oLi board, by desire. of .the.. Governor, 30 Soldiers, anding a, Captain.,and tufo :Lieutenants, and rrlao,* sail after the privateer. ~ - T he• Robert- sustained the fie6...:Or bath ther.Privatter and the Brig in 'her Os- 3igsiin;and after repellinglseverkatteMpts to board, - lad' the Mortification to see the Enemy. &Cake off with her prize, • aud•escape, by superior 'sailing, the 'Robert having. pursued. them - ninety miles after the adion, without being able to overtake them. . J. . NAirAL PROMOTIONS AND AI 3 IPOINTIViIiTS.--.. Cipt. IVBERTIE, •to the - Bt 4 .:Geog i q43t414 - 1 Roc lE, to the Uranie; . Zealand,, to the command of\ tn .- 6 Sea Veilcitiles at arightnnj Hon:- Capt:- Pia to tie Egyptienne Hon, Cdpt. CA± , EL, to the'Endynileni - Captain Os.. *1.13, to- the Phifebe. Lieutenant .4KEtiZrk, late "Fifst Lieutenant cf th 3 ;l l 4rCt i , i i appointed MasWr and' Commander. '