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London, England, 1806-05-16 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND.

Lloyd's May rs, t 8 6.
CONTRIBUTIONS after Diyine Serifice pn the
Day of Thanksgiving, for the RELIEF of the SEA-
M EN, SOLDIERS. MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS,
Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELA-
TIVES of those Killed, in His Majesty's Service :
Churches, Chapels, r Rev.. Clergymen
and Aleetings. ;who preached.
Amount advertisied • - k1i0,415 14
Parishes of Kernberton and Sutton Maddock, near
Bridgnorth, County of Salop • - -
Parish of Renwyn, Cornwall, ' H. Pooley
of But nham,Bucks, transmitted per I .-Ro-
berts,_Vicar - • - - -
Ditto of Felstead. Essex, . -,• I. Audrey - '2O
,z 9
Rev, H. Harrison, Brewood, Staffordshire - 5 5
Shareshill, - - Rev. H.HarrisOn sr 2
riSh of SydenhamDameral,Devon 2 II
, of Bootle, Stewartry of Kirk-
cudbright, N. B. - - Geo. Maxwell 15 0
,Church of South Cerney, ,
Glaucetershire, r t o
Col leded by the Churchwardens of Burwash,Sussex z 6 rz
Parish of New Radnor, South Wales - 9 o
Parishes of Patrick: Brompton,
Ilunton, and Newton in Wil-
lows, Yorkshire - •
S tan wick, Yorkshire, St. john's
Church', - - . •Jahn Thompson 20 0
Megavissey, Cornwall, Parish
Charles Woollatn, St.A lban's, Herefordshire - 5 5
Parishes of Rilstone, Hilton, and
Cracoe Chapels, Yorkshire - Bl2
Rev.. 'l', Methold, Stonliam, Suffolk - - 5 0
Parish of Wetheringsor, ditto t t r 3
Longstock• Church, near Stock-
•bridge, Hampshire, - - Rev, HL Arnold 4 0
Parochial Chapel, Great Harwood.
Lancaster, additional • -
Berwick, Scotland, per W. Mure
Llandonfi Vicar and his Parishioners -
Llangartock, V it.iir and his Parishioners -
Parishes of Hinton Martel, Hinton
Parva, and Chalbury, Dorsetsh. H. Petit
Dissenters' Chapel, Cheadle, Staf-
fordshire, - - -
Parish of Bideford, Devon,
Ditto of Rud ford, Gloucestersh. .
'Ditto of Corse, ditto, -
ditto of Hardwick, ditto, - R. Halifax -
The Right Hon, the Earl of Dalkeith ,26 5 o
Sir Jahn Mayvill, Bart. of Springhill - 5 S o
Lieut.-Col. De Peyster - . 2 2 0
Maj,,r John Douglas . 2 2 o
lohn Gilchrist - - 3 '3. o

SUMS
cciktled.

)7 9
4 J 4

I r 0

0
18 11
10 4
3 8
7 4

R. KOtes

r 8
20 3
2 1
2 17
3 16

38 17 o
• 0 2 0

Dedua Stamp

33 15

H. tegard.Esq. Beverley, in addition to 111. its.

, • given' before ': -
Parish of Radcliffe, Lancashire,
Ditto of Rarne,CounryolCornwall, John Bate -
Mittimi Parish, Northumberland, W Turner -
Aherdecp,N n St. Paul's Chapel, A. A !cock -
Wallington, Herts, Church, - T; Lisson . -
Grange., N. B. Parish, - Mr. Forbes -

Subscriptions received from Halifax :
Messrs. F. and W. Ingram - - 66 o
R. Swaine and Co. - - 5 s'o
S. and J. Waterhouse , - - 5 5 b
Rhodes and Briggs - - 5 5 o
Mrs. Caygill , - - - 5 5 . o
Buck and Kzrshaw - - 5 5 o
Managers of the Theatre " - 5 o 0
Sowerby - -,, - - 41 3 6
Shercoat - OF ..
23 5. 0
Elland - - - 17 9 0
R ippenOen . .., - 14 15 0
Wadsworth - - - . • 13 19 6
Northouram - , - - II 4 6
Raistrick - - - 11 3 0
0 venden - - - - Io 19 0
Shelf . - - 8 4 6
Siainlanri - - i - 6 7 0
Sundry individual Subscriptions

lo 10 0
17 to o
12 o 0
15 0 0
69 5 o
2 2 0
4 4 0

255 r 6
35: 6
Wake's Colne Parish, Essex, ----- to
Parish of St.Clements,Cambridge ---;- -,=-- to 3
Littledale, near Lancaster, E. Waterworth Iso
United Parishes of Duthel and Rothiemurches,
North Britain . - - - • ' -
Abernethy Parish, North Britain, per lohn Grant,
'Minister of Elgin .. - -
Parish or Branscormbe, near Ax-
minster, Devonshire, - '
Wasing Church, - S. Slocock 3 4
Parish of Sunnipg-hill, Berkshire, C. A, Stewart 34 it
—of Thorndon,Sutfolk, addit.-- 1 -5
—.....: of Wonstan, 'Hants, ' -----7,--- 3 6
-----,,-- of T wyfk, in, ditto —........ , 7
----- of Mortlack, North Britain M Forsyth 7 1
------- of Glass, North Britain J. Ctuickshaoks 5 5-
t),ie :lay's pay of the Officers, Non-commisSioned
0 !licers, D (winners', and Privates, of the ArrAn- ,
' -dale- and Eskdale Volunteer Infantry, Lieut.-
Colonel
Douglas, Commandant • - 44 '3
Parish of Lopen, Somerset. 1. Temple Man 5 7
St.. Justin, Roseland,Corn-
' wall ' - - E. Rocld
,---- Bellelielwell, Dorsershire
----' Fiteheati, Neville, ditto
--=-- S Erik eviiike; ditto
i --- K iiigs!on6 Seaniour, So-
mertsiirre , ' - -
oriivii,i,Cliapel,Wikeotear Leeds—
-
Joitti Boldei., Esq. ,' - . - -
'l'owis'ship ot l'reston Richard - .
Copt. Scott's Company in the Kendal and Lansdale
Volunteers, one clay's ply - -
rarish ot Coult o, near Dlverstone, Lancaster
: (cat S. iiptuil i'aitsti, Durham - - -
parish ot I.adock,- Corn '. all, f . Collins
' Vitto pt St. Me,viiii, ditto, H. Hawker
mortis 4rj.ing loon a CoiLert performed at Ports.
impish, under the direction and patronage of the
Harmonic society of POrlbtllOUlll, Purtsea, and
t.:osouit, lief' Mr. Wm. Deacon -
ra' t 1 of Fremington, Devon, S. Cooke
)..i.,,,,- Poleinouth, ditto,, S. Wells
Ltsei pool Dissenters'Meeting,Ren. '
silaw-street, , , D. Bnlce
Bristol, late Countess of Hunting.
kn's Chapel, ' . . ----.—.
Lawton Church, Cheshire, including a Subscrip-
tion truth the Officers,. and one day's pay of rite
Non-commissioiied, Officers and-Privates of the
(-laugh-Hail- Volunteers, j,. ,Gilbert, Esq.
Commandant - -
loath Ceirie)', Gloucestershire (additiopl)
Parish of ouikingtpit, Warwick,

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4 3

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o 10
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o 7

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3 4
5 5
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16 o
3 0
6 13
3 6

30 0 0
3 10 2
Z 6

- 1j 13

14 0

44 9
2 0

3 9

shire, . , , T - Mr. Nason
Manchester, sundry Subscriptions transmitted by
Win. Fox, Esq. CLairithin oftheCoionlitteg 5596 13
A. B. troirf Mamihcstrr, per W. Fox, Ebi. ' , io to
IL c. (Cato - . - ditto - ' to to
C. 1.). ditto - _ ditto ' , - 5 5
Copley Saunders, Esq. Bristol ' - T '25 , 0
Parish of 1.-'aulton, Sornersetshire, ,R. Wright 9 8

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

THU4SDAY, MAY )5.

the' House'proceeded, as usual; to Westminster
Hall, and returned about font-, when an order was
made to: proceed further pa the Trial of Lord Vis-
count Melville to-morrow, and a Message "sent to
the House of CoMmons to acquaint them there-
with. • ,

The House resolved itself into a Committee on the
Insolvent Debtors' Bill ' • several amendments were
made,• on the -Motion -of Lord HOLLAND, without
discussion, it being understood that another oppor-
tunity, was to be given" for discussing the Bill. The
blanks left for the commencement of the operation
of the Bill on those confined, was filled up with the
Ist of February, 1806. A Clause ivas also intro-
duced for the Relief of Bankrupts 'in certain cases.
The House having resumed, the Report was re-
ceived, and the Bill, with the Amendments, was, on
the Motion of Lord Holland, ordered to be printed.
Mr. Calcraft, Mr. Alexander, Sir Jacob -Miley,
Mr. Fellowes, Mr. Chaplin, Sir William Middleton,
Sir, John Frederick, Mr. Shelley, and several other
Members of the House of Commons, brought up
the Additional Force Repeal Bill, the Mutiny Bill,
the Irish Treasury Bi)ls Bill, the Irish Loan Bill, and
several Private Bills ; which were read a first time.
The Additional' Force Repeal Bill was, on the Mo-
tion of Earl SPENCER,- ordered to be printed.

Mr. Williams, from the Commissioners of Naval
Inquiry, presented the Thirteenth Report of that
Board ; which, on the Motion of Earl SPENCER,
w‘as ordered to be printed. ,
Adjourned till to-morrow (thi day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, MAY 15.

ADMIRAL DUCKWORTH.

' The SPEAKER stated to the "House, that he had
received a Letter 'from Admiral DuckwOrth, dated
the Ist of May, in answer to the Vote of Thanks
of the House to himself and the Officers and- Sea-
men under his cone nand The Letter was to the
following purport :

'' SIR,

Superb, off Cales, May ir..

" I have received your's 'of the 25th of March,
'conveying the highest honour that can be conferred
on any Officer in His Majesty's service, the Thanks
of the Imperial Parliament of his Country. HoW-
ever feebly I may, be able to express the high sense
which'l entertain of this high and "distinguished ho•
flour, I certainly feel it deeply. The best return I
can make on this occasion thr 'the proud'distin6tion
which the House of Commons has conferred on tne
by its approbation /of my condnd in the Battle of
the 6th of February, off St. Domingo, is to. request
you to assure the House, that I shall show my'gra-
titude in the manner which shall -be most agree-
able to them, and that is, by using My best efforts in
opposing.:he Enemies of my King and Country,•-•-•
They have done Me a particular favour when they
desire that 'I should communicate 'their Thanks to
the Officers under my command ; and no lesser-fa-
your when they desire that the Captains of the se-
veral Vessels should communicate to the Seamen
and Marines the most hononrable reward of ,their
services, the Thanks and Approbation of the Re-
presentatives of the Nation. I beg leave
.to return
my particular thanks to you- for your Congratu-
lations, and the
.very handsome terms in which you
have transmitted to me the: approbat ion of the House.
" I have the honour to 6e, &c. '&c.
J. T. DUCKWORTH."

A Message from the Lords announced that they
would proceed farther in the Trial of Lord Melville
to-morrow.

-Mr. HENRY THORNTON presented an Account of
the Money laid out for the Sierra Leone Company,
pursuant to the Grants.of Parliament.—Ordered to
lie an the Table, and to be printed.
Mr. WILLIAMS presented the Thirteenth Report-
of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry.—Ordered
to be printed, and to lie on the Table.
The Irish Loan Bill, the Irish Treasury Bills' Bill,
and the Mutiny Bill were read a third time and
passed._

_
-Mr. Comtir moved for an Account of the Balances
in the hands of the ColleCtors of the, Irish Customs,
Excise, and Stamp Duties in the years 1 £lO4, 5; 6,
with the Amount due and outstanding.—Ordered.