The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-22 00:00:00

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN.

JHE Subscription now amounting to 20,000
• Shares and more, pursuant to the Resolution of the last
Meeting, 1 give notice that a Meeting of the Subscribers
thereto wilt be holden at the London Tavern, on Wednes-
day, the 26th distant, for the purpose of carrying the Plan
into cited.

WILLIAM LUDLAM.
No. is, Welbeck•street, Cavendish-
square, Nov. 19,
The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely.

MAILS.
AitaivEn—x New• York, t Dublin. Dut--3 Flarnburgh,
Gottenburgh, 4 Waterford.

PRICE OF ::TUCKS

THIS DAY AT TWALVE
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LONDON,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1806.

WE this morning received American Papers to the
2d ult. They do not contain any intelligence. Some
of Mr..JEVFERSON'S friends, it is supposed,
_mean to
propose that he should continue in the office of Pre-
sident of the United States, for four years more.
If such a proposition should be made, it will meet
with the most determined opposition.

THE account of the 'surrender of Prince HOHEN-
LOHE, which appeared in a Hamburgh Paper of the
4th, and which has since been mentioned in several
private Letters, is, we are sorry- to say, confirmed
in a great degree by a Gentleman ,who has arrived
in town from France. He left Paris on the sth, and
travelled through Normandy. He states, that the Mo-
niteur of the Bth contained an account of the surrender
of Prince HOHENLOHE, with 15,000 men. If this be
true, and we do not at present see any reason to doubt
.
it, there is every reason to suppg:a that Prince HOH EN-
-4 • '
LOHE had divided his army, for the purpose of en-
abling, at least a part of it, to gain the right hank of
the Oder, beCause all the previous, accounts which
reached us concurred in stating , that his army
amounted to between -30 and ,40,000, men,

Hi; MAJESTY, the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Princesses
AUGUSTA, kk) PIIIA, and AMELIA, attended by Lady

BUCKLEY., Generals CARTWRIGHT, Ferzacty, •and
[ HABconter, Colonels TAYLOR and DESBOROUGH,
.i and the Hon: Mr. BUCKLEY, rode in the Great Park,
. apd re wiled at twelve o'clock.
The Princesses, accompanied by Lady BUCKLEY,
I and the rest of the attendants, after returning with
I His MAJESTY,' took a ride to Englefield Green,'rind•
returned at two o'clock.
t.'
1 On Tuesday. Lord Howlett sent Lord Hirrerinsr-
, soil his - Dispatches, in a sealed tip •box; With. his
Lordship's official `seal, which he was enjoined not
, to open till he has left England.
On Wednesday the Kis:G*s Huntsmen, Yeomen
Prickers, and Keepers of Windsor Park, met in the
Little Park, for the purpose of toiling some deer; to
. take them to Swinley, to hunt ' the ensuing season.
1 They-experienced very bad sport ; they could only
eatch two, and had the misfortune' to'kill five. Two
leaped the Park-wall, and went off for the Forest.
• They resumed the sport on Thursday:"
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and
I' Duke of_ CLARENCE arrived at Carlton-HotiSe, at
• half Oast ten on Thursday night. At eleven, his
• Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE left town
for Bushy Park. Their Royal Highnesses arrived at
Newmarket on Wednesday evening, and dined with
Lord YARMOUTH, at the house which his Lordship
1. has lately occupied.. Their Royal :Highnesses have
alsts been at NorManton Park, on a visit to Sir
GILBERT. and. Lady -.HEATHCoTE,' in Rutlandshire.
' Last night Mr. SMITH, the Messenger, left ,town
with dispatches for St. Petersburgh. .
At two o'clock yesterday, pursuant to summons
1 I issued for ,that purpose, Lord. GRANVILLE, Earl
.SPENCER, the Right Hon. THOMAS GRENVILLE,
-Lord HOLLAND, Lord ELLENBOROUGH, and Lord.
SinmouTit, met Lord HOWICK, at his -Office in
Downing-street, and continued inclose deliberation
'until five o'clock.
. The Marquis of DOUGLAS received instru6tiotis
from Lord Howtcx, on Tuesday, to hold himself
in readinessto set off on his Embassy to Russia in a
few days. .
• Yesterday a Court of Dire&ors was held at the
East-India House, for, the purtose of reading.the
voluminous and important advices received: -from
Bengal and Madras, -whiO are said - to communi-
cate the most agreeable and satisfadory intelligence
as to the tranquillity and prosperity' of all our pos,
sessions in India. '
-. ', Yesterday being the festival of St. Nicholas,'near-
ly all the illustrious Members of the House of
Bourbon, together with a great number of the emi-.
grant Nobility, Clergy, &c. went to the Spanish
[ Ambassador's ' Chapel, niear . Manchester-square,
1 where High MaSs was celebrated- with the usual.
' solemnity. ' ,
, ,The DUKE of CAMBRIDGE has given direoStions
that all the privates belonging to the Coldstream Re-
giment of Guards shall only wear their hair three
inches long, to prevent its being in the . way when
they wear their knapsacks.
Dispatches from Lord COLLING'WcOD, breught•by
the Orion, 74 *suns, were received yesterday at the,
Admiralty. • '
The:letters brought by the Charger Gun-brig, from
India, were delivered yesterday evening.' They do
"not; contain any political news of consequence ; • all
is perfedly tranquil in that quarter. The accounts
are chiefly relating to shipping. '
The Piedrnontese French Frigate of '4O guns; had
been driven on shote near Trauquebar, by- his Ma-
jesty's Ship Russell, but has sincebeen got into that
place by her crew, who put up. jury-masts. The.
Henrietta Fiefich Frigate Privateer is 'captured by
the'Powolal,Man of War ; she belonged to a squa-
dron of three Sail, two French Frigates and a Brig,
Which the Powerful has gone in chace of; it is ex-
pected she will fall in with them, as the orders were
not destroyed when she was taken possession of by
the :Powerful. The Bellone French Privateer, of
36 guns, which has so greatly annoyed the trade in
the Indian Seas, haS captured L'Orient Country
Ship, in the-Bay of Bengal. It is supposed that
the Warren Hastings Indiatnan, lately captured near
the Cape of Good Hope, must be carried into the
Isles of France, as no account had been received at
the Cape, of her re-capture when the Brig sailed
(18th Sept.) .

A fleet of transports, with' three men or. war,
sailed from the Cape on the 13th September, sup-
posed to be bound for Buenos .Ayres,
The following Ships from Madras and Bombay
had arrived at Bengal, and intended to wait there
the arrival of the ships from Penang, before. they
took their departure for England, which would be
about the latter end of September :—Phcenix, Capt.
BAMSDEN; Tigress, Capt. GRAHAM ;. Preston, Capt.
STURROCK ; Sarah Christiana, Capt. MAKESON ;
Capt.. MASSON ; Diana, Capt. ECKFORD ;
Glory, Capt. BEEVOR ; Union,-Capt. YOUNG; and
Nothampton, Capt. BARKER.
The Calcutta, Captain
.44,EDIE, was .in. dock. at.
Bengal on the ist July, to repair.
The Comet, MORINO, and Jane Duchess of Gor-
don, CAMPBELL, arrived at Bengal from Madras ;
the former on the 14th, the latter on the 2 Ist June.
Ships arrived at Madras, viz. lfilliam - Pitt,
Capt. EDMEADES; Europe, GELSTON ; and Streat-
ham, DALE.
- :The Albion, RICHARDSON, on her arrival at Ben-
gal frOm Prince of. Wales Island, was to be dis-
patched for. China.

SIERRA LEONA.-"A few days
,since a Meeting of
the Sierra Leona Company, took place at the New
London Tavern, in Caapside, Mr. THORNTON in'
the Chair, when the Honourable Gentleman re'Rera

Report of the state of the Company to tne Meet-
ing. It concluded' with stating, that one of the objeats
for which the Company had been formed, viz.. the
Abolition of the Slave Trade, was in a fair train of
being accomplished; the Company being consider-
ably in debt, and the expences unavoidably increas-
ing—the Governor therefore recommended'tne gives
ing up the Colony to Government. On Thursday
Mr. THORNTON attended a Committee of the Privy
Council, and made an offer of the Company's
ter. Mr. THORNTON received for answer; that the

oiler should be laid before His MAJESTY. It is sup-
posed some difficulty will arise, on account of the
Company wishing to retain some power in the Co-
lony, although they give up their Charter.
Madrid Gazettes'to the sth have nuen received by
the Lisbon Mail but they contain 'nothing of the
least interest. • 'The result. of the battle of ..i-tiefstacit

is mentioned in these Papers in nearly thL%s--ime.
terms. in which it was first communicated to. the in-
habitauts of Paris,

NEW PARLLIMEN

MEMBERS RETURNED.
I • 'CITY or DUBLIN—Right Hon. FL:lffy Grattar,
Robert Shaw Esq.
COUNTY OF Sl4GO—Charleii O'Hara, Esq.; Ed-
ward S. Cooper, Esq.
COUNTY or ARMAGH--Lord Viscount
Hob'. Henry Caulfield.
COUNTY OF MEATH-,--Sir Marcus Somerville ;T.
Bligh, Esq.

. COUNTY OF TIPPERARY—Hon. Fruncis Frit-
tie ; Hon. Colonel Montagu-Mathew.
COUNTY OF CORK—Lord Vis. Boyle; Hon. Geo.
Ponsonby.
COUNTY OF ROSCOMMON—Hon. Col. S. Mahon ;
Arthur French, Esq.
CASHELL—Lord Primrose.
COUNTY OF WEXFORD--hhil COlclOUgh; Esq.,
Robt. Stapland Carew, Esq.
'DowNsulßE—Hon. Lieut. John Meade ; Francis
Savage, Esq.
COUNTY OF Lourn—Right Hon. John Foster ;
'Lord. Viscount Jocelyn.
WATERFORD—Sir John Newport.

DUBLIN, Nov. Ig.—This day the EleCtion-ter.
minated, and Mr: GRATTAN and Mr. SHAW were
declared by the Returning Officers duly eleded. Mr.
LATOUCHE, however, polled a few;iirtrdet place
himself in such .a situation as will give him a ma..
jority over Mr. SHAW, if he succeeds in taking ofF
some of the votes given to Mr. SHAW-3 he has de.
.dared his, intention of petitioning.

The successful Candidates were taken in different
Chairs round the City. Mr, GRATTAN'S Chair Was
drawn by the mob. all through the Liberty, and,in
faet, through every part of the town. It was by no
means a pleasant ride for him, as it rained thewholo
day, and he kept his hat off.

The County of ,Dublin Eledion will be rebut:oo-
li.,
to-morrow.

POOLE, Nov. 21.—GE0RGE GARLAND and Joinqr
JEFFERYS, Esqrs. the Members for this town, gave a
very splendid Ball on Tuesday night, which was
numerously attended by the Gentry in the vicinity,
and 'the inhabitants of the town.

To-morrow E. B. PORTMAN, Esq. the new Mem-
:bey for the County, gives a Dinner here, at the Old
Antelope Hotel, and the London Tavern, to abou.
120 of his friends.