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DUNCAN's NARRATIVE of LORD NELSON's

. FUNERAL.
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A CORRECT NARRATIVE of the FUNERAL
1-1. of HO RATIO Lord Viscount NELSON : compre-
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THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Year
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Amiens in tgoz.

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PATRIOTIC FUND.
LLOYD'S, JAN. 14, tEob.
THE Feelings of National Enthusiasm and Gra-
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FA LGAR, have been displayed in CONTRIBUTIONS of
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remain to meet the future claims of British valour.
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clinipenceinent' of the present .War, this Institution was,
founded on the More enlarged and liberal system of including'
the cases of all those who suffer in a6lion*with the Enemy,
on every occasion whatever: and extensive as the plan ap-
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liberality' of the British Nation.
- ' ' LP. WELSFORD, Secretary..
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THANKSGIVING, fOr the RELIEF ofthe SEAMEN,
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Amount. a,lYertised - - 66,737 17 !ti
Churches, Chapels, Rev. Clergymen Sams
and Alerting:, who preached. colleerd.
Parish of Kirltdeighton, Yorkshire; )ames'Gildart 6 Bto
HanipsthwaiteChtircli,Yorkshire, B. Richardson 13 o
;Bavvtry; County of York - j. Fawcett - 6 7 o
Parish of Bucklancl, NeWton, Dor-
• • setshire;' ' - -..' J. Venables 14 9 0
Baptist Meeting,Westburv, Wilts, •—•• 916 8
St: Botohilt Without; Aldersgate'
from Strangers, -.- A. W.Trollope 38 t 8 6
Inhabitants of ditto, per Mr. Grantharnmead' and
Mr.-G. 131ogg-,'Cl;urchwardens 70 8 6
Parish of Thornhaugh, Northamp-
tonshire, .
- of Warnford, ditto
Wellington; SOmerSetsnire,
Chqrch; Edgefield
Hem pslead,
- Thurring,
Briston,
Parish of Up well, Norfolk, lohn Townley
Clack Close Troop of Cavalry, -
Chapel' of Welney, Norfolk,' John Daws
*Henry Sperling, Esq.
Subscription and Colithion in the
Parish of Flitton, with Sake,
"Bedfordshire, - - J. Robinson
Town of Morpeth,Northumberld. F. Ekins -
Ditto, ditto-' - -
Protestant Dissenting Congrega- • •
tion, ditto, _ -
Venerable Bedes Lodge of Free Masons, ditto, -
Unanimous Friendly Society,dittO, - -
Parochial ChaparyofPlgan, ditto,
Ditto, ditto, orWicldington, ditto,
Llwstead Parish, Essex, M:Lugan -
ayer de la Haye, Essex,
Castle Eaton Church, Wilts, HutchinSon
ColleCted in the United Parishes of
liardwell and Stapelton, Lei-
cestershire
._ - - Geo. Mettam 14 -4 0
Parish of Frusley, Derbyshire, H. Ward - a 8 o
Mr. B. and Friends, additional - - o r 0-
Newport BiShop'sStoriford,Essex,T: Bell, Vicar, le
Swycil Church; .Woolwich, - -- Blythe . 7 3
Chapel of Goostrey, near Knuts-
ford, Cheshire - , •
Milton Church, additional,
Pifrish of-Dunham cum Membris,
Nottinghamshire, - • R. Prdtor
Rev. I. Lawson's Congregation, Dumfries,
Rev. Henry Patterson's ditto, Whamphray,
Rev, William Auld's ditto, Pinpont -
Clacklington ind Stoke Trister,
inersetshire, - ' john Dampier 6r r
Village of Armin, near Howden,
Yorkshire, - john Urnpleby ro ite
Baptist Meeting, Lyme, DorSet jos. Dawson 3'3
Parish Church, Legwarclen, - Dr. Morgan to to
A few Dissenters at Eynesford,
Kent, - - -
Parish of Ribblesfordand Burdley,
Worcestershire, John Cawood , 6 16
Sir tames Graham, Bart. - -• • . 21 0
Rev. Fergns Graham . - 5
Thomas Irwin Esq. - - - 5 5
Arthurst Church, ••i lo r 5
kiiklandrews ditto, - -
Parish of Langton-by-Wragby, I. Penrose, jun.' 7 o
Burton Bractstock Church, Dorset, 6 r r
Eansdon Church, North'Shields, W. WOrkMan 515
Dissenting Congregation at Amer,-
sham, berks, . - R. Morris 7 0
Autiburgher Congregation Havan-
nah-street, Glasgow
Parish of Balfen, .
Veley Congregation, Saltcoats

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R. B. Fiancis
Ditto

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E. Kilvington ;3 8

Osset, Yorkshire, -
Parish of Weston Zoyland, Somer- ,
•setshire, _ -: Joseph Aldridge 3 0
Cathedral Church, Hereford, 33 6
All Saints, ditto, ditto, - 4 7
St. Peter's ditto, ditto, - --- 28 o
st. john's ditto, ditto, . --;.-- 3 7
St. Nicholas' ditto, ditto, so 6
Catholic Chapel, ditto, - --.....-.-. 3 0
I,:idy Huntingdon's ditto, ditto, ----2 to
Church of Protestant Dissenters,
ditto, • -
Ditto of Mordiford, County of

Hereford, - -
Churches of Thuxton and King

ston, ditto, - --
Church of Holmer, ditto,
Church of Much Cowain, ditto, --
Churches of How ,aple and Sol-
' lers Hope, ditto,
Church of Han•tpton Bishop,'ditto,
'Parish of Withington, ditto, ,
Church of 13urghill, ditto,
'Catholic Chapel,'Rothewasi'do.
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Church of Brornyard, ditto, -
-wf Brendan, ditto,

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; of Woolhopc, ditto, -
E. W. - - -
Corporation of Hereford, - -
• 'Edinburgh Collection,- -
Parish of Washington, Durham', - '
Rev. G. Egreniont, Croule, Lii,colnshire,
Parochial Chapel, Waddington,
near Skiptod, - - .R. Smith, sen. .9t4 6
Folkingitain I..incolitshirei - W. yvao • 19 IL 6
Bruckentiurs'lt Church; additional ' -
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Islip, Oxf.)idshire, per Fletcher and Co. • ' -
Part of Minster, Isle of Sheppy, M. Leigh' •
Independent Meeting, Penzance,
' Cornwall, J.
.Foxell ;E o o
PEri-sh 61.Congrisbnry, Somerset, 1. A.Small 20 6 4
'aris.h Church, WytnonclhaM,. W. Papillon It , 8 o
Parish of ‘Vack worth, Mueits, Churchwarden, 47 .t 7
Parishes of Repps arid Buigh,
'Norfolk, • Cha. Poutell 4I t 6
Parish ofSandbach, Cheshire, 4S
.2 11
rAfish of Aylesbury, . 71 0 6
PAsh of Quainton, -• B. Dowding .• 6 6
Whitchurch, Bucks, - , 2 2 o'
Queeic:street Chapel, Cheapside, Tho. Davie's 4 7
Baptist Meeting, Broatf-str..Lynn,------... 7 o 0
Croydon Church, Surrey, ' Dr. Ireland 1$ 241
col lee-Aed since' by • ' ' - Ditto 26 2 o
Rev. Mr. Sabine, Dissenting. Minister, -- "1
12 6
Brethren of No. 47, Angel Lolge, Colchester,
'per Henry Thorne, Treasure, • 20 0 • o
Beadnell Church, Ndrthumb. •• M, Maughh '3 o
Alnwick ditto; ditto, '• . Praetor 13 , 7
}lowick ditto, ditto; Cita:Thompson to 3 0
Parish of Ellingharn, C. Perigee • ' 12 13 3
l'atteigate• DiSk'n;ing Meeting, • .
Northumberland, . - Goldie 4ll 2
WaYnford•Dissenting Meeting, do. R. Ross' - 3 7 1
pethel Chapel, Altiwick, ditto, john Grudnell ,• 410 0
Parish of bantburgh, ditto; • A. towlt 6o o o
Roman •Catlione Chapel,. Ala- '
'wick, ditto, - •' - • " R. P.
Inhabitants of Kingston Magna,
ParrislfClittrch,"Mackersron;‘ '
Bledlow, Bucks, '
Qzrish of-Felby Norfolk

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N. Gilbers 41 4' 6
C. Taylor' '4 's 6