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We ate always pleased at announcing a Work designed for Chilclten,'wlien, it copiousl.s; blends inforniatir4 Willi ainusernejtt: much topographical 'and hist6riCal know'. ledge is attained in tilese volumes,' mingled' mai: pertinent r4i;:;tlWl3." itCview . ,l4a. 1799. • " PATRMTIC FUND. .I.l.byn's, Dec. i 7, ifloc.. _ 11 .s /11‘.: c 1. 3 7 it v p u i 1(1:1 0. 0 11 y . n t t tl i i n e been w recei have ved ; from t i l n t Hit Majesty's Service, unaccornpanied with proper :tetirito nials, the .Committee a , ..10Pt fins modi of giving notice, that Certifica‘ts.ate ex pe•.".44'of flue relatfiin ih , Which the Claim anQ•S totA to4lte lllc easc;cl,,, :ul of their circuni*tances being sach as -to, en:itle theta to relief, signed by the 'Nlagistrate, Clergyman, or sonie other ason of respettability, in". the place where they reside. Widows are requested to- inentiott• the naniber_.of-tneir-Children,.aatith_their respcetive Ages . ; and Batents to furnish proof that the Deceased left neither Widow nor Navy Payitfice Certificates a the,par.- .tieS baying been pertpittett to receive the wages of those up. der w hdin they .claiin . will be considered sufficient evidence of their being thelegal gepri:senjatives.• - ' • I W.E.l..srottp, Secretary. CON-TRIB-VTIONS . , ;:itter Divine Service,. or. the DA y -of Ti-lANfI(SCI•VING, tor the KILIE of the_ SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MAR I N E.S,'andVo LUST EERS,Wonnd and.the NVIDOWS, ORI)HANS, and RELATIVES of thuse KU fed, iii iris; -Aajvsty's Service d. 4molint aciverisect - -• . - ' 62,806 17 3 • Churetes;' Cbartiti Rev.' Clergymen - - • Sums whfipreat bed. collet - led. P a rish -- ofttennutic, Devon; • 2t i 8 Ditto DOddiscoiribleigh, ditto, • t to Ditto St. Pauly Exeter, - --- 6 L 3, 5 - - - Stephen Shute, Esq. Colurripton, - - 5 5 o Parish cif TiaarniAtes, Dorset, george Feaver 33 9 3 Carforth,lnear Lceas,. - -S. Whitaker to .6 6 114waractI,C111:rch,•Elintshire,. " R. Creave, 11 11 - 1 Northop,Oiurcii, curio, - , li. lopes B'l 2 The Corpbrat'vm and I if - habitants ot-searporongh, 2600 o Alex'. Grain, lisq.• Ha if-pay I tispcdor of ROspitais, 55 o. Town'ship of Scalby, • . .- ~, - : .' . 3 . 9 2 Townships of Clait,zhton and Stainton Dale, a 14 o Township of Burinszon, - - 0 S Z Roman Catholic Chapel at Scariihrick, near Orals , kirk, ' - - ---- ?I 5 .6 Baptist Meetings, Plvmoiitli, !---- l3 1 4 9 St. Mary de Crypt, 'Gloucester, W. Baylas . 19 7 . 6 Bartori-street•Meeting-house, do. Autrey • 8o:6 - Elmore Parish, ditto, - , Dr. Chester 2I I LOgney PariSh, ditto, ..: .' . Ditto . . 3 3` 6 c.wiline,,Oxfordshire .- .. I. Halle • - - 7to.' o St. Lawrence Church, ~ Isle of .... Thanet, ' • - . -,.. R. Harvey 23 t 6 Ramsgate Chapel, • •- - - Ditto . 4S 6 0 Rev. George Townsend's Congregation, - 21 2 t Subscription at Burgess's Library, of theinhabi. tants of Ramsgate and St: Lawrence, including tot. by Captain Petley's .Company of Volun teers„ an I. by-the Officer's of the Custom. house. Rainsgate, .., . - • toff 6 6 Romaldkirlc. Yorkshire, - R'. Bligh . 88 o From a Resident in a Parish where no Collec. tics was rnade.on.t he Thanksgiving Day, - zo o o Parish Church of Milor, near Pen, . rhyn, Cornwall, . • , R. Dillon 1- 8 1 o / Ditto Church, Nllfe,ilittO, Ditto, .• - 22 . 0 In aid of the Subscription at CulloMpton. H. S. x 1 -o Darenth, Kent, ' - john Wall II 5 6 ' Wilmington, ditto,, . Ditto- . -9, 14 '6 Parish of C;illingham,Kent, •W. ChafFey too o' o Officers, Non-commissioned, Officers, and Gun- . tiers of the Chatham and Gillingham Volun teer Artillery, by Win. Drawbride, Captain- Commandant, .' - • . - • - 27 to 0 Rev., I. Jacob, Close, Sarum, ' - - S 0 Ruanlanghorne, Cornwall,. J. Whitaker .Bto to Gatcomb Church, .: . Dr. Worsley to 6 6 Parish of Milhoine, Derbyshire, . Middleton to 6to Ditto, Alknionds, ditto, .. W. Pickford 35 2 0 Gresforil Church, . - - 7 1- 3 9 Great Waltham Parish, - --- to 13 6 Meeting-it - Ouse, Ch_linsfonl, -- 7 4 6 . John Judd, - - - -• to o o Hope Chapel,. Kull, - John Morleby 'l2 o o Mitchelinersh, 'near - Rornsey, ' ' 8 , • . • Hants. to co From a z Patziatic Friends, associating at Mq. Lart's,BellAnn, Nottingham, _ •. - . - Subscriptions from Swansea: Corporationof Swai:Lca, - • 21 o o f Baptist C(.inzregaticn, - - 1 14 2 Methodist Meeting at Greenhill, 1' 7 o - St. Mary's Church,. • -,- - 45 '6 o Pissentmg Meeting-house, - 4 14 ' o Lady Huntingdon's Chapel, o 12 o o Muriston Chapel, Rey. B. lanes, -4 8 o .Parish of Rey wollston, Rev. J . Edwards, z ii o -Individuals at S. t'VailtieA, ' ... 71 0 6, 3t to 0 164 o", The NfayOr and corporation of Winchester, ' 50 o 0 Sir 1-1. St. I.oly Mildmay, Bart.. t o. ir RiChard Gagnon, Bart, - to o 0 fi. Mildinay, - Esq; - - • - . to 0 0 • koinan'tattiol ic .0 ha pel;- • I ohn Lee 14 ci 6 Parish of flurslcy, lohn Marsh st, 18 3 Parish of North Baddesley, Ditto 3 o. Parish 'of Morested, • W. N. Newbolt i . 3 6 -Winton Theatre. Mt. Thotna . / Collins, Manager, 7.z t 4 o I)*lsenting Coolgre , • i' ation, Mr. Adains 4 o 0 Parish of Bishop's Waltham, tames Ogle 17 o 1,9 - of W inhal I, - 1, , h0 Woodburn 1 11 6 of St. Peta's, Cheesehill, Winchester, - .; Sirll.Rivers,Bt. 9. o of Otterbourn, U. Ileathcote 7 -.:olSt.La'wrcnce,Wi3chester,l I. Sissinore, 13 19 o • OlSt. Thomas, ditto, T. Watkins, ' 19 3 0 - of :A.. Michael, ditto, • Wm . Bayley 16 ts' 6 oUSt. Bartholoinew,ditto, C. Richards o 3 6 -of St. folio, ditto, - Stra.,Rivers,Bt. 7 o 6 of Extener, - bourn Baynes it tz Individual Subscriptions from other Inhabitants of Winchester Mr. Savage Bear of Horsley, 2 4 1 4 0 2 0 . . Subscriptions received from Maidstone : Maidstone Church, I. Reeve - $7 19 9 Dissenting Meeting, A. Barris - 5 o o Independent Meeting, I. Ralph , - to 9 6 Baptist Meeting; G. lknelitf - If 4 7 Assembly and:Ball at the Town-I-lall, 7; 3 •c• Masonic Lodgeof Fortitude, No. 341, 14 o a. I. and R. Stone, 2.61 Subscription, , 5 5 o Individual Subscrip. troth Maidstone, 32 • o 6 • . . . ------ 211 2 4 . . (olio Satchell,, Limehouse - .- .. - '5 0 . 0 Topclitfe. Parish, ' • - R;Ramshatv 59 16 o Par. Church,Bitterley;nearLudlow, I . Walcott ~.., 8 o o ReCeipts of a concert given by the Musical Society , at Procne, goinersctshire -.- 5 15 6 Parish Church Horton, near Little • Yorksliire ' -,, • , G. Bolden 'to 1 0 Al ceting,anttCollection,at Deptford . and Wool., ich *- ' l4 1 3 0 , Parish Chutch; CradfieldSt.clare • • 1 - 1z 4 Bury St. Eilinund's - - 340 •12 6 Kildrick Church, in Craven, li. Marsden . 17 8 9, Parish of•Withinguan, 6toucesters. --- 20 3 o Rev. I-I. Diniock, Rector, St. EtlinUnd the Kink 1 - 1 0 - Subscriptions received from G.liisgow ; ,tor . the diarent Churches and Congregations in City and Suburbs, by bun Hantilto.p,LoidProv.st :- , Inher High Church - 149 0 8 - 4 Onter ditto - . - 157 :to I Wytid ditto - - •• 2( 4 3 9 • St. Andrew's ditto - - . z o s 14 6 North-west ditto - (61 4 41 Iron ditto - - - - 104 2 2 College ditto - - 71 18 to ' St. Enoch's ditto - - _ace, I o Chapel of Ease' - , - , .1 45 0 0 College Chapel - - 24 0 0 Old Gaelic uitto - . - - 4 0 0 / New Gaelic ditto - .. 8 12 6 Barony Church and Chapel - 12 15.. 5 . Gorbals Church - - - 42 12 0 Episcopal Chapel - - - 61 5- to Old Episcopal Congregation . , - to o o Burgher ditto - - 5 0 8 71 ,Associate Burgher ditto - - 5z 2 6 Tabernacle - . - 58 o o llottn-street Cli;pcl - 72 17 0 Relief Corigregation, Campbell-street 61 to el Ditto, di;t9, _. Dove-hill 28 . 3 3. Catholic'Chutch - . - 25 13•1; Mr. Dale's . Cßogregation . ,IP 7: S • • • geltet Colgsgatton,-114tchinson 30 oQ. .. hlethodist .11uri..11 • - to 2 toi• Albion-street Chapel . - - 38 6• 7i Antithingher Cong,ckation-Andersto 31 to o, , , Relict ditto ditto 37 7. 0 Associate ditto, Campbell-street 3o 2 6 Baptist • ditto, George-street ' • 15 ;6 9 linciest from Baia:, &c. - . 2 3 , 2i, Cdvan church ' 2$ 3 3 . New K - ilfa i te,flc• ditto 14 3 (.4 • •• • • . . ' ' •• i• - -. ••• ' "- ,-------- 39 6 91 ' Denefit at tit': l'lle;zfe Royal 40 0 .0 --7 2381 o to ' [To be continued.] - MAILS. 4. ! ( vip i'bubliit, 2 I,Vaterford; Dyt-2.lJart)bur,ol, -, 4 Gotteniurg)), Dublin, • PRICE OF STO e - THis PAY AT TW 0,V14 O'ACOCK; Consols -58 cx. dia. I - Red. Ann. - "iS t i a TO CORRESPONDENTS Ire sbonl.l be happy to comp!) , .1.611 h the ►erest efAmacvs, bkt 'we are not in possession of a co' ret7 Litt ; those ¶W/tic4 have alre447:y been published are ve"y intarrel?. T H'E SUN. sok.Em Q.u.;s DlcErtz 1 AL.spi4 4UDE". L-0 N D 0 N, TUESDAY., JANUARY. 14, 1806. WE rejoice to learn that our statement of yester day, of the Captain, of 74 guns, baying been got off, turns out to be strialy CorreEt. That Shiliias arrived safely at Portsmouth, together with tlae San Josef. There is no truth in the report of a second Squa dron having sailed from Bre3t. There is no doubt that it wag Sir JOHN D'ucK WORTH'S intention to sail to the,Weefi,lnclies in pur suit of the French Squadron which, for the mornenb escaped him. We have every reason to believe that the rumour ot\the loss of the Piantaienet is wholly unfounded. The Revolutionaire, whith was also reported to have been losl, is known to be safe,: Notwithstanding the, repeated refusals of the French Government to •establi,h a regular Cartel for the Exchange of Prisoners of War, the British Government have, in compliance with the request of Admiral VILLENEUVE, permitted his Captain, M. MAGENDIE, to return -to France, on his Parole, to make another proposition for the Establishment of a General Cartel. We sincerely hope, for the sake of humanity, that the attempt will succeed, though we are by no means sanguine in our expeßations. - Mn. PITT has returned 'to his.house at Putney ; he is far from being, completely restored . to health, and some doubts. are entertained whether he will be. able to attend ,his duty in Parliament at the open ing of the Session. No intelligence whatever has reached town from the Continent, but we think. it very probable that a Hamburgh Mail will arrive in the course of the day. - ..! Yesterday morning His MAJzSri, the. DtiitE of CAMBRIDGE, PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and' ANIE [AA, attended by General - Firzo Y and Colonel TAyLo R on hOrs'ebadk, and Mrs.E6ERTON in a chaise, took an - airing in Windsor Park, PRINCESS MARY following in a-carriage. HER MAJESTY 'and PRINCESS ELI; ABETII took an airing to Fro more. The ROYAL FAMILY' are expeaed in town Ao, morrow. Yesterday a Common Hall was-held at Quildhall,. for the eledion of .a - Bridgemaster for the remainder of the year, in the room of the , : late Mr. SAmuti. --MAkmoTT,.deceased ; when Mr. IDSEPH WELLS, Citizen and skinner, was eleeted by-a great majority • in the show:of hands. Mr:YEowittio, the other Can didate, declined standing a poll ; and the same time signified his intention of offering himself at a f future opportunity.. The unanimous rnanks of the Hail were voted to the. Right HOD,. „the Lott D MA fOR, for • his impartial condua. throughout the whole of the business. There was ,no Court of Aldermen , held to-day ; ,the LORD MAYOR, after inspe4ing the Returns, or dered the price of Bread to remain the same as last week. 'lt is surprising that so much clamour should have prevailed in the Opposition Papers, because one of them gave an account of a pretended Meeting of the Party at the Earl of ALBE,MARLE'S, since the Papers on that side of the question exhibit every day something not more allied to truth and Proba bility.—it was, however, rather' unfortunate j.hat Lord ALBEMARLE'S house should have been shut up . at the time when the Meeting was said tOhive taken . place, and that Mr. GREY, one of the persons whose speeches were given, should happen to have been in Northumberland ; otherwise, perhdps, the fairy tale would have been repeated with confident assevera tions of its authenticity. • • . . Lieut. DOYLE, of the St. Fiorenzo Frigate, has bcen presented by the Captain.of the Psyche French Frigate with an elegant sword, for. the humanity displayed by him after he had heroically boarded and • captured that ship. Lieut. DOYLE has been pro- . moted to the rank of Commander, and until he iS, provided with a Ship he will hold the situation of Governor of the -Naval Offices at Madras. We understand that this brave and meritorious °dicer is nephew to General Sir- JOHN DOYLE.- . . The Crew of the Carl, SOLOMON, Master, which was wrecked on the Sussex Coast, were, with seven Custom-house. °dicers, and thirty people who as sisted at the wreck, put under quarantine for fif teen days. She was -bound fronvAlicant to Jaco botal. A part of her materials are saved. - A Letter from Inverkeithing, dated Jan. 8, says : " phis afternoon a boat having. gone out with Air. PETRIE, the Surveyor, and five seamen, from Nol.ll Queensferry, to examine some Sloops,. a sudden . iquall came on, whiCh in. an instant upset the boat, when the ,tbllowitig seamen. were lost, %,iz. Willia' a ,• Annan, James Davidson, William Neil, and James Muckle ; Mr, PETRIE had One on shore a few mi . miles previous to the accident, -and :Thomas . .N,:ii was .picked up by a Sloop which was passing at the . time. - Tfie unfortunate. Sufferers. have all left large families to lament their lass.--,Another, -boat, from the westward, was also upset, but, from .ttiq skill of the i ,assenger they were, going with, ,they s ‘ vre all I providentially Saed." ' NA N E IVS. FORTIWILV±H,".JAN:..I3.---A.rrived the San .7oscf; of 112 guns,`,. - *SlCevz Nrniial Sir CHARLES COTTON, . • ... . Capt. Ric‘r-Ei s s - ,...:icrihe...- 17 41itain, of 74, guns. Capt.. STgvEN s, from the...Cl:3;lnel Fleot. They are both brOu;ht up at-St. figien's, Sailed the Areptiolus, PLArStitor,T, for St. Übe's:- The wind kaying_veered round from the north.. east to the north-west, 'the Fleet of outward-bound West .Incliamen did not get away to-day, _altlioug many are gone out together_ with the Commoth!re (the Canada) to die Eastward part of Spithead, and. will sail, in "11 probalsility, early in the morning, as the wind seems inclined to the eastward. PLYMOUTH, - .Pert: - ;Q..---.Letters flOtii. Jamaica state, that Captain ri , ASHWQQD; Of Lal3achante; of e ,guns, ~which, has beezi cra zing successfully 9 71 the Ccast of Hispauiola: - and etiba, was, on his re turn to 4maica, promoted td - the command of -La : Franchise,. 44, ya . diat..bytlic death of the lamented and gallant Capt., G. M U AY. 111 Q In defatigable, Vice-;Adniiral DActits, "well, and thelslandm markably healthy ! With ihe Troop's anal Ships-parti cularly,,the - I\46ri of War aStinc;: as -ciruizers.• night. n. the hurricane of wink lightnipg,,.. and haiL a most melancholy - accident happened to the launch of the Hibei•piq, of t•to guns, which had beet sent ashore for stores ; returning to the . Ship is Cawsand Ifayin the evening, it then ; bluwing asioe lent gale of wind, notwithstanding - every exertion was inade, by the crew, : she was obliged to hear. away ;it is Supposed.to .put. back Plymouth, or 19 endeavour to Weather-the Aferistone, and get into Winbury liowever, be it what, may, she, capsized near the land, and all hands, qpwards-Pf 36, Were swamped in this dreadful weather. The Lieutenant and several men reached the shore, and Were saved ; _but the Midshipman and 18 poor fellos.vif were drowned, and their remains washed ashore near Winbnry . The Coroner's Inquest sat on. the bodies • to-day at, the Beach, and a Verdid — df--founci 6ilowA", ed, was returned by: the Jury. Their remains wil be buried in Winbury Church-yard. FALMOUTII, JAN. t ?:..--Aryqd-tl . 4 : Pruid Vrigat* from a Cruize,. , Sailed the American Ship Nancy, .I . gtcrriNcs, fo the Elbe or Weser. SHEERIZESS ) ..I . II. 13.—Came into the Little Nore the Regazis, • - Sailed a Cartel for Holland, under the orders of Lieut. WM. ClO.lll .TON, Tius day the ,Thetis was. paid bounty, and two, mouths advance, and will proceed in the course of a few 'days to k;'a:*: The Nightingale has made the Signal for Conioy to the Baltic ; the Winclielsed continues that for the 'Rivers . Elbe, Jad9„ and Weser. •FIVE :o'CLocit . ; just arrived His 'N.lajesty's Snip; , , Lieut.. CHAzPIoN, from Yarinouth. ,. Arrived His ..Majesty's Ship -7friaun. , :, Hon: Capt., 'BENNETT,• froth off the Texel. Went out of th.4lHarbour this evening AL. jety's Snip Pallas, Lord COCURANE, to the Great more, and will sail to Deal to-morrow morning. Ships at this Port —Zra[awl, Regulus, Alkmaar, came, Vi , giolie, Thaavzs, .P 41143, fetes, :oag naniate, V.di.;and, bzvi;ral :Juo-;a: - q;s, rue-Nes. beis, axd buttiO•LCSILF:CS. • YARMOUTH, J. 13.—Sailed the Princess Au gusta Cutter, Lieut. STRACEY Corn:a - under, with a, Messenger on board‘with Dispatches for the Court of Berlin, and as Officer with Dispatches for Lord CATHCAR.T. Arrived the Ruby and Agincourt, Ships of the Line,. from a Cruize otf the Dutch Coast ; the re, Mainder of the Fleet are expeded here this after- The Friends Transport, LUNLEY master, i* put in hare wind bound. noon. BRIXIIAM, TORBAY, 'JAN. 12:—Sailed thi§,l7lol ll.. in froth 'Torbay His Majesty's Ships San Josef; Plato, Diamond, Deptford, aid Redbreast. Lively POOLE, JAN. 13.—The LiVag was off St. John's beatinc , about seven days endeavouring to get in to • I join the Convoy, but could not . effed it : she then bore up for England, andis'arrived here after a pas.. , sage of 12days.- , . - .. PEALi JAN. 13.- Arrived the Vestal Frigatei. Atuaranthe Sloop of War, and several Gun-brigs, from a Cruize also :the Spy Sloop of Wai-, with twenty Sail of Transports 'under convoy, from the Weser, and remain in the Downs with the Ships as per last. GR EgNacx, 10."—The Lord Gardner, men tioned in our last as upset 'at the back of the Ea st Quay, was got righted next morning with little or • no. damage. • . The Sloop Margaret, IVl'DotqoGn, of Limerick , from this Port for Limerick, with a cargo of sugar, is lOst ; crew saved. - The Faaor, CALDWELL, from New-York, was relißved from varantine on Wednesday afternoon.