The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-13 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND.

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• LLOYD'S, Dec. yr, tgol.
1,/IANY Applications having been received from
41.V.rthe Relatives of Officers and Men .who have fallen in
His Majesty's Service, unaccompanied with proper testimo-
nials, the Committee adopt this mode of giving notice, that
.Certificates-are 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 repettability, in the
place where they reside. Widows are requested to mention
the number of 'their Children, with their xesp_eCtive.agesi,
and Parents to furnish proof that the DeceaSed left neither
Widow nor Child: Navy. Pay-Office Certificates of the par-
ties.7,fia7ving been permitted to receive the wages of those un-
der whom they claim will be considered sulfiCie.-tit-&idence
of their being the legal Representatives....
1*); WELSFORD, Secretary.
CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, or. the DA Yof,
THANKSGIVING, for the-RELIEF of the•S'EKMEN,
•SOLDIERS, RI-N ES, andVo LUNT EE R.S,Wound-
, ed ;',and the W RPHANS, and RELATIVES
...of those:Killed, in Its Majesty's. Service : . a. -d.
Amount advertised- • - . - . 60,z00 Bis

Charches, Chapels, Rev. Clergymen
4lrta Meetings.- • • . who preached.
Collealon at Weston-under-Lizard by the Hon.

Sams
caleeied.

,antf"Reir. George lifidgeinarl '• - - • 19 r 3 0
Pai-ishotCasharn,Northumberland,R.Forster,Esq, 23 15 6
Parish of St. Ives, -. • Richard Lyne ~ 3 15 7i
--,----- of Quethiock, . - , • Ditto •-• • 2 a 1
--,--of Monkwearmouth; Nor th- '.. •
••urnberland; , - - . Mr.. Hesket
Doddington and March-Volunteer Cavalry, corn-
'manded by Owen-Gray, EAci. - - 5z 10 0
The Hamlet of March, in the Isle of Ely, by ditto Os t 8 9
Moilingion; Dion; .•,.. -. •
Claydon,: - ditto, - . . --- 2 8. 6
Banbury, : ditto, - . 55 19 0
Chapel of Holyhowen, Hants, •G. Hodgson 13 6 6
Duke-sttedtChapel,Westiriinster LT Holloway ? ,st
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I... Jackman S 3".' `'
Laleham Church, Middlesex;. --, lihotrias leane IS 2 0
Independent Dissenters, Staines, ---- 3 to 14
French London'•Church, • . - • •
Parish Chureh,Dorchester,Oxon, W. H. Lake 4 5 1
Market Dee Ping Church . - _---7 1..) 4 o
Rolkwordine Church - I. Gilpin,Vicar 18 14 6
Bishopstow Church, Wilts, , Wm. Williams 9 6 4
Parish of Great Oakley; Essex, .. to 14 8 •
Ludbrough, _ - P. T. Hewitt 3it 6
Further Colleaions in the Diocese. of 'Chester,
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Aldford, - . -
Aldingliam, - -
- Baddely, - ~
. -.
BarroW, - •. •-
Birch, - - - --
,Blaurith, - - -
Britton, St. George's Chanel, -
Budworth, Great, -
13udworth,, Little, . -
ifurnley, - -
• Cheadle, - -
Cockerrnouth, - -
Dariven, - -
Downham, - -
Formby, - - ,
Guilder) Sutton, - , -
/CriateSborough, - - -
- Lowrick, - -
Moresby„ . - - -
Nantwich - - -
Neston, additional -
-
Ormskirk,
' -
tenningt op.__ - - -
Pennybridge, - -
Pleinstall; - -
Mingway; -y,, - - - ,
Sedbergli, -
Slfpck I ac h -
, -•- -
SAelrriersdale, - •
Stockport Parish Church, • -
Tilston, additional - - .
WhitehaVed,rt: tames - -
Winsford Township, -
Wistaston, .„ .. - • -
Woodplanipton, • - _
tilverston, . - . ~i
Roman Catholic Chapel, at Town-
. ley Half, near Burniey, -•
Ditto, at Ulyerston, -
Congregation of
.Independents, at
. ditto,
Baptist Meeting, Matthew-street,
Liverpool, • - . . ...,
Ditto, near Burnley, - --. --- .
Parish of .Ranow Gurney, Somer-
setshire, - -
---ii
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of Darkwell, ditto, - • - •
-.of Long Ashlen, ditto, -
- of Westerleigh, Glouces-
tershire,
' •. - • - .---i.
- of All Saints, Bristol,
of Tel Eveas, Wilts, W. White - 1 8
of Pinchbeck - Dr. Wagett i 8 5
-of Surfieet . - Ditto - 13 1
Small Village of Weston , W. M. Johnson 5 is
Collected in the different Catholic
Chapels of Liverpool,- A. Nl' Donald 44 3
Ditto - . - T. Fisher ' 39 16
Ditto -
.... ,- john Price - 32 1t
Church at Ditton,K.en. " E. M. Alfrie 1 2
-at Addington,. ditto, Peter'Ellis 6 4
at West Peckham, W. Denny 8 a
Rev. Rich. Wands, Yalding, Kent, - 3 3 tb
Parish of Heynton, Peinbroke-slr. john Williams 13 13 4
Corsham Church, Wilts, W. Lewis - 57 0 •o
Parish of Fawley, Hants, - M. Dirpre • - 24 13 6 of Exbury, ditto, . 5 4. 6
of
.Quantockshead, - 9 0, p
-of Wolborough, Devon, 17 4 3
of Dulve, Cornwall -
Inhabitants of Chippenhain, W. Taylor, T. W.
Awdry, Churchwardens, '' - • -' 29 -7 4
Church, Cardington, Bedfordsh. F. Cumming 5 7 g
Parish of Milbourn Port, Soiner-
' setshire; W. 0 wen
IndependentMeeting,Tewkesbury T. Spilsbury
Parish of Hinton,. -
of Lullington, -
- ot- Heynton, -
Church, Illracorribe, Devon,
Parish of Cuninen, Berks,
-i of Biggleswade -
0 verbury, Gloucestershire,
Independent Chapel, Falmouth,
Horwich Chapel, Lancashire,
A flintier Subscription of the People called Me-
thodists, late in connection with the Rev. I ohn
Westiev, deceased, by the Rev. Adam Clarke, 348 o Ili
Muntactiie Church, Somerset, W. Langton t 8 7
Yeovil zon Church, - T. Oldham i 4 ..0
1.), anngton Church, • - J. Rose - 42 .6
Parish South Church, Essex, - - io 14 6
Ditto liming ditto, ditto, 14 3 6
St. Peter's Church, Thetford, 11. C. Manning 23 5 0
St. George's Church, Norwich, W. H. Newton it 3 o
-Parish of Monxton and crawly, •
Hants - - I. H. Clark - 7 5 6
Pai Jail of North Lufrenharn, SW. Graham'anct zo is 6
' Rutland, - ? IJ. Norris S
- W .' G raliam s.: ?
Johnston 7 „ A
Parish' of Glaistow, Rutland, Mr.
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Church of Saul, Penzance, - ------- 617 4
Mr. I ohn Keller,- Plymouth, - - • 1 i 0
yarisn of,Thaxten, including the
Independent Corps of _Volum.
• • - - Thomas jee 2I I 5
Seers,
A Lady, in addition to the former collection of
'52.1. tos. at Hammersmith - - r 1 o
Crickhowell, 13recorihire, W.Williarns,Vic. r 3 o o
liurvow, 'Surrey, '-' - I. Fisher • 'lO 0 0
Sutton-on-Trent, Nottingharnsli. ------- 6 6, 6
Padehana Church, .-. I. Adamson 17 15 6
Llanbeden,, County of Brecon, H. Payne - 434 6
Parisn of. St. Giles,.Colchester E. Hewitt - 3 5 .6
Protestant Dissenters Chapel,'
Market Harborough, - George Gill -19 o 6
Parish of Rolvenden, Kent, - Mr. Morpeth 34 7 0
Independent Meeting oh PrOtest-
ant Dissenters, Coventry-street,
Stourbridge, Worcestershire - Mr. Richards 7 / i
U nitod Parishes of St. Mary Mag-
dalen and St. Gregory, by -St. M
Paul's- -. Mr. Clark -2818 6
Great D.unmow, Essex,' , - 1 1 15 7
Sti,rGiles's, Parish,,(.oinbridge, --- 413 0
Hignamgcrrers, - ' Mr. Malim ti 19 9
6t. AgtO, Exeter, ... ',.; : --; Sawbridge, 12 '2 0
l•ord Henniker • . ..• .., -T. ' - . '-• •. I ii. to o
-',•arish 0140.1, cAnho„ oc, ~: ~- ---- li 17 21
Ditto Norton under' t Milt:lM; Mr. Collis - 6I r 9
Ikev. Mr. B. and Friends - -' - - ' 315 o'
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L U ND 0 N,

MONDAY, 13; • 1806,

'WE are sorry to state that , the Captain, of 74'
guns, got on shore in going into Falmouth, and
some accounts say that she was completely wreck-
ed ; butitibserlueiit Letter*S skate, that her guns hav-
ing been :thrown overboard, and her beer and Wa-
ter started, She was got off; after sustaining very
considerable damage.

_ Sir J. B. WARREN has sailed with the Squadron
under hi's corninand.

On Saturday a Messenger was sent off with Dis-
patches for Lord. CATHCART. Whether orders have
•
been sent for the immediate return of our Troops, or
whether the Allies will endeavour to- defend Flanco:
ver, we have not learnt.—We are rather inclined: to
believe that a: discretionary power has been vested,
in Lord CAT/ICART. The next Intelligence from
the Continent: will, we have no doubt, be decisive
one way or other upon this subjeCt„as AUGEREAF'S
Army. was •approaching Hanovei with the utmost
rapidity; and unless His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY inter-
fered to prevent the French from re-occupying that
Ele&orate, (which we do not think very probable)
we are apprehensive that the . Allied Army would
not be sufficiently 'strong to resist the numerous
'forces which, the' French would bring into the
Field. . .

WE this day give several interesting Extra&s from
the Jamaica Papers to - the' 17th of NoVerriber,
brought by the Mail ; the arrival of which we
announced on Saturday,

IN a subsequent Column will be found the Speech
of the ELECTbR of WIRTEMBURGH, 'addressed to
the States, with the Answer of that Body. Dire ne-
cessity appears 'to have compelled the ELECTOR to
become the. Ally of 'France. The ELECTOR'S
Speech is highly deserving attention, particularly, as
it developes a part of the' system aced upcin by
BONAPARTE.

THE pretended arrangement of a newAdrniniStra-
tion, which we noticed on. Saturday last, was so
absurd in itself, that we should not have thought -it
worthy of any attention if Opposition were not at
present so sanguine in its ,hopes, and so fruitful in
its expedients to delude the public. It is, 'however,
not improper to refer once more to this ridiculous
arrangement,,. merely to state, that it has been deem-
ed adviseable by the very personifrom whom it is-
sued, to treat-, it as an imposition on -:theinselves;'
though, in thus doing, they endeavour to escape
from the charge of intentional, deception, in order to
incur that of ignorant credulity.

Saturday morning Lord HAWKESBURY arrived at
Windsor, upon business with His MAJESTY.
Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, PRINCESSES
AUGUSTA, Scu,,lgA, and AMELIA, accompanied by.
General FITZROY, Major PRICE, Ikc. went to St.
George's Chapel, and heard a Sermon preached by
the Rev. Dr. ficATn.

The Row. FAMILY are expected in town on
Wednesday for. the Season. • •
The PRINCE of NATLEs is returned to Brighton,
where he will remain till Friday, when he comes up
to attend the Drawing-room the next day, at St:
James'S, being HER MAJESTY' Birth-day.
The DUKE of,Yoiux had a sele& dinner party
yesterday, at his house in Portman-square.
The DUKE of CAMBRIDGE left town on Saturday
for Windsor, on a visit to THEIR MAJESTIES.

American Papers, to the Bth ult. arrived on Sa-
"turday. It appears by the latest 'accounts received 1
at New York from Cuba, that the British Squadron
bad left That statidn. They ,had taken the little I
Island of Aruba, and it was supposed, -had. re-. I
turned to Jamaica. From what had transpired be-

fore their departure, fears were entertained that
they would shortly make' an attempt upon Cuba.

NAVAL PROMOTIONS.--Cptaill GEORGE COCK-
BURN, removed 6oin the Phreion to the Howe ;
EDWARD :RATSEY, Mting Captain of the Howe,
appointed Commander of the Harrier; Captain
WILLIAM WOOLRIDGE, promoted from the Har-
rier to La Psyche ; Captain JOHN WOOD, removed
from the. ConcGrtle to the Phreton.; Captain J.
CRAN;NER, promoted from
.the Rattlesnake to the
Concorde; WILLIAM JAMES LYE, A6ting.Captain
of the Cornwallis; appointed Commander of: the
Rattlesnake; Captain CHARLES JOHNSTONE, remov-
edfroin the Dedaigneuse to the Cornwallis; Capt.
JOHN DARR, promoted from the Albatross to the
Dedaigneuse; JAMES MURRAY GORDON, Lieute-
nant of the.cda.igneuse, promoted Commander of
the Albatross ; Captain Lord GEORGE STUART, late
of 'the Sheerness, to, the Duncan; CHARLES HAW-
TAYNE, A6ing Captain of the Duncan, .'appointed
Governor of the Navy HosPital; Madras Captain
I.4fimouß, A6ting to , the Audacious ' • Captain
Btra.f.ToN, to the Resolution ; Captain C. RICHARD-
SON, to the Caesar, vice' SHORTLAND j 'Captain
MOWBRAY, to the Harpy ;' Capt. J. ROS-E, to' the
Africa; vice DICEY.
Capt. DURHAM to the command of the Renown,
one of the largest class 'of 74's, at Plymouth.

NAVAL N E IFS.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, )(an. ir, ISo6.

../Idinirty-Office, Jan. 11, 1806.
Copy of a \Letter from Sir Edward Pellew, .Bart.
Rear-Admiral of the Red,&c.-lofFillianz Marsden,.
Esq. dated on board His Majesty's Ship the
.Cullo
den„in Madras Roads, the 27th June, 1805..

SIR,

I forward, -for the satisfa&ion of the Lords Com-
inissioners of .the Admiralty, a Letter from. Lieute-
nant Bell, Akting Commander .of His Majesty's
Sloop ,Vigor, dated Busheer, 23d May, announcing
his havhig captured, and subsequently destroyed, a
small French _Privateer, • named 'Les -Arnis .lieuri is
(alias Le Vingt Ging); on the 7th ultimo,-at. the
entrance of the Persian Guiph. _
•
_
..I have the.Honour to be, &c..
„ E. PELLEW.
• .His Majesty's Sloop Yiaor, Busheer
Sin, - itocrd,'.ll4ay 23,•1805.

With pleasure I inform your excellency, that His
Majesty's Ship Vidor, under my command, on the 7th
of this month; captured LeS ArniS Retinis,.a French
Privatee& of 5010ti5,, two long four_ pounders, and
manned. ith 38-men, just within the- entrance of
the Persian Gulph, the Coins bearing E.N.E. five or
six leagues 3 out-86" days from the- Ele or France ;
had not taken any thing. I was prompted to de-
stroy her by having the Convoy in company, which
arrived hither safe three days since. • I have the
Honobr to be; &c.

GEORGE BELL.
To Sir Edward Pellew, ,Bart. Commander
in Chid, &c. &c. &c.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 11.—Arrived the Diana Packet,
Capt. MUDGE, with a Mail from Jamaica in six
weeks. Thelle de. Paris, Admiral CORNWALLIS,
Glory,., ;Prince George, Princess Royal, Dragon,
and L' Impeteux, Windsor Castle, Men •of War,
which, with a number of other Ships, ride perfeetly.
safe-and easy, notwithstanding the violence of the
gales. -_
:The Captain Man of War being to leeward of this
Port missed stays, and went on shore to the east.-_._
ward of St. Anthony Head. She was got off on
Thursday night, and having received some damage,
proceeded yesterday morning (it was understood)
for Plymouth Dock ; but about one o'clOck yesterday
afternoon, she was Observed -about two leagues off
Falmouth, with scarcely any sail. set; making signals
of distress, and apparently drifting before the wind,
unmanageable.

The Humber Armed Ship, and Friendship Tender,
sailed about three o'clodc. to her assistance. The
wind. blew a hurricane the whOle of yesterday, about
West,- varying to. the N. W. when the squalls came
On; which were very frequent and violent.

PLYMOUTH,T JAN. 11.—Arrived a Barge T from
Falmouth with several of the crew of the Barfieur,
of 98 guns ; they were driven flom thence in 'a
gale
of wind on Thursday last, while assisting in, the pre-
servation of :the trew and stores of the Captain, of
74 guns, lately wrecked in that harbour.

The Pylades Sloop of War, which arrived here
from Falmouth this morning, brings intelligence that
the Captain was lying high and 'dry on the rocks,
and that a great quantity of her stores had been
saved.

Arrived the lEolus Frigate' from a Cruize in the
Channel;
Sailed the Albicore and Plover Sloops of War on
a Cruize.

Arrived the Haughty Gun-brig from a Cruize.
ANOTHER LETTER.

The gales of wind for the last three days have
been tremendous indeed, accompanied by such hail-
stones, thunder, and lightning, as has been seldom
witnessed in this Country. There was a heavy sea
in the Sound, but the Ships of the Line in Hamoaze,
Cawsand Bay, and the Frigates, in the Sound, rode it
out very easily.

- During the gale of yesterday a Slooplull of people,
blown out of Falmouth Harbour on Thursday, came
in here : by her is learned that the Windsor Casilei
98 guns, wasashore in Falmouth .Harbour, but got
off with little damage; but the Master of this Sloop,
on hearing guns of distress at the entrance, and find-
ing the Captain, of 74 guns, Captain. SrErnErrs,
ashore,' owing to the gale of wind, and in danger of
being lost, Went off to her assistance, without any
provisions; her sails were soon blown to rags, and
She. was forced. out to sea without being of the least
assistance; and though it blew a hurricane, yet the
wind was. W.S.W.. and under a.storm gib, reached
this Port in safety.. '

This morning the launch of the Captain came up'
froni.Falmouth, and brings the agreeable news that
the Captain, .after lightening, by throwing all her
guns overboard, and starting her beer and water,
swung off, and though much damaged, yet she will
come round here as soon as the weather moderates,
to be repaired. -

Accounts were circulated here this day, that in
the late gale of ,wind the Revolutionaire, of 44
guns, got embayed near the Black Rocks, was driven
ashore and totally sunk. One account says, several
people were lost, hut another account says, and we
pope the true -account, that the Captain, Officers,
and Crew were saved. by the Enemy, but prisoners.
The friends of those on board her are very anxious to
hea further accounts of this unfortunate accident.

Kve p. m.—Further accounts have been re eived
of La Revolutionaire, of 44 guns, which state the
agreeable news that though she was embayednearthe
Black Rocks in a gale of wind a few days since, she
fortunately got off the land, and was last Tuesday
cruizing with the Plantagenet, of 74 guns, all well.

"PORTSMOUTH,, JAN. le.— Sir JOHN WARREN
sailed this afternoon with his Squadron, consisting
of the following Ships :

8o GunS Vice-Adm. Sir T. WA alt grf•
Captain Jolts DOUGLAS.
London, 98 Captain Dusk:.
Hero, . 74 Captain GARDNER.:
!, Repulse, 74 Captain Lacca.i
Ramifies, 74 Captain Ploicmoxt.
i Namur, . 74 .Captain HALSTEAD.
Courageux, 74 Captain
Amazon Frigßte, . Captain PARKER.
' Mediator ditto, - . Captain SEATER. -
Squirrel dittci, - Captain SZIORTLAND.
Saracen Sloop of War, - Captain PRzvosr.
The Mediator and Squirrel are brought up to
Spithead again this evening.

Foudroyant,

Yesterday the Illustrious, of 74 guns, sailed for
Plymouth. Sailed also the Thomas and Ann, DANN-,
for Sunderland ; Dove, FLETCHER, for London;
Abraham, Cosnarr, for Bristol ; and MinervaA
CHAPMAN,. for Chepstow.

The heavy gale of wind on• Friday night last oo'
casioned many of the Ships to part their cables ati
the Motherbank ; among which are the Peggy,

CHAPMAN, bound for. Surinam, and is on shore 0-71
the Sand-head ;, Speculation, LYNASS, bound for
Barbadoes,, drove.on the same place, but fortunately
got off again last night, -with the loss of her rudder
the Friends, DEAR; lost an anchor and cable ; the
Cumberland,
,KE NT,has Most her bowsprit, and other
damage; by. being run on board of and several
others have experienced similar disasters. • •
The,
.14////471g, ALFRED GELTS Master, from
Cowes to Bilboa, in ballast, said in our last to have
been captured by the Spaniards, having run onshore
off- the Spanish. Port deNillaviciora, in Nov. last, -is
not captured, being neutral property.

DEAL, JAN. 12.—Arrived the Jackall from the
back of the Goodwin Sands; and Earnest from

Ostend.

Sailed the Leopard for Sheerness ; Zebra with
Convoy for Portsmouth ; Otter, Valorous, Desperate,
and Archer for Boulogne ; Kent to receive Admiral
THORNBRQUGH'S Flag ; and Brisk for Plymouth.
Came down from Sheerness the Prospero Bomb;
and remains in the Downs with the rest of the Ships
as per last.

Sailed through the Downs the Alexander, BROWN,
for New South Wales; the Stork, DELLAND, and
the Alexander, M‘LAunrig, for the West Indies.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 12.—Came down from' the
River the liepybrd Tender, Lieutenant ANTRA/4,1,
with several impressed men and volunteers for the
Fleet, and sailed again.
Arrived the Regulus, 44 guns, Captain C.‘ w.
Days, from the Weser; and Volcano Bomb, Capt..
EDWARD KILLWICti from the Downs.
The JVinchelsea continues the signal for the Rivers
Elbe, Jade, and Weser ; and the Ceres that for the
Baltic.

All the Men of War at this Port are now lying
with their top gallant masts struck, and lower yards
down, owing to the very violent gales which have
prevailed for some days past.

The following extrakt of a Letter from Captain
BLUNT, of His Majesty's •Ship Wasp, dated 1 I), M.
18th December, lat. 4h. 50. long. 11. 29.• was posted
at I,LoYD's on Saturday :
Having this day fallen in with the Merchant Brig
Neptune, of Dublin, ROBERT JONES Master, I em-
brace with pleasure the opportunity of communicat-
ing the following interesting intelligence to you, for
the information of the Merchants at LLOYD'S.—The
West India Trade sailed from the Cove of Cork on
the 12th inst.: 22 in number, under convoy Of His
Majesty's'Ships Arethusa and Wasp ; the Boadicea
to accompany part of the voyage. On the 16th in lat.
46. 15. long. 12. 6. W. fell in with a Squadron, con-
sisting of two Sail of the line (one of which a three-
decker, apparently an Admiral's), two Frigates, and
a Corvette ; after reconnoitering, and they not an-
swering our 'Signals, but making all sail. in chace,
supposed them to be the Enemy's Squadron that
escaped from Rochefort., The Signal was made by
the Arethusa for the Convoy to proceed, as best able,
for their own security, but to repair to the appointed
rendezvous if it could be done with safety. As I
was ordered to part company with particular orders,
I had an opportunity, when beating to windward, to
observe the Enemy leave off chace of the 4rethusa,
Boadicea, and Convoy, and close the three-deck
Ship ; and I have the happiness to state, I have
every reason to believe that not one of the Convoy
was taken."