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Dee,
AT. Clement Taylor,-Of lkfaiclsor.e, Kent, met-mm(l-
- at ten, at Guildhall, London..
Loeci 3,1. Christopher lolussou, of Great Statukridge, Esser,
merchant, at ten at the Angel Inn, COlcheicer.
Pee. 20. Charles Cleg4, late of Milnmw, Rochdale, Lanca.
shire, at one, at the Long-NM-Gate, Manchester',
Dec. 2.. Thomas Deighton, of Alp.nehester, calico-printer„
at three; arthc Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester.
Dec. 0. William Scarcl),•of Richmond, Yorkshire, iron.
founder, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield.
Dec, 18. SasnueiTla,ll, of Sheffield, Yurkshire, hat-manu-
facturer, at ten,' at the Angel Inn, Sheffield.
Dec. s 7. John Dease Reilly, late of Walbrook; London, in-
surance-broker, at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. 17. Richard Bentley, of Vieth:lose-square, Middlesex,
haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. 18. Robert George
.Edwardi and Joseph Jackson, at Sr.
, Mary-Axe, London, and of the Strand, Middlesex, men.
'chants and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec, 17. Franals Forbes; late of Blackman-street, South- .
wark, Surrey, chemist aid druggist, at one, at Guildhall,
'lan. 4. Charles Pollington, of Havant, Hampshire, shop..
keeper, at ten,- at Guildhall, London.
Dec. al., Thomas Harris and John Price, of Bristol, mer-
chants and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London..
Dec. 17. John Baker, of Holborn, Middtesex, li4len-draper,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. 26... Samuel Dyson, now or late of Soyland.
Yorkshire, mercl.int, at' ten, at the Old Cock Inn, Hall.
fax. •
Dec, 31. James Sutherland, of Little Towcr-11111, Middlesex,
brandy-merchant„at on:, at Guildhall.
Dec. 20. Thomas Hemens, of Dunsti?rd, Deyonshire, miller,
at lour, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Dec.- 17: Michael Ricitio. Id, of Brighthelmstone, Sussex,
wine-Merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London.
• CERTIFICATES. •

Dec. 17. Harry Eldertimi, now or late of Bristol, money,
scrivener.
roller Shepkrd, of Lynn, Norfolk, draper.
lolm Field, of Watford *kw tfordstkire, miller.
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EDNIEDAY, NOVEMBER '9,7, 1805.

Wa are at length enabled to lay before the Public
intelligence from Admiral Lord COLLINGWOOD
and that intelligence is, we are happy to say, of a
much more satisfataory nature than we had reason
to expel from the last Dispatches 'of the gallant
Admiral. Capt. BLACKWOOD, of, the Eurgalus,
arrived at the Admiralty about six o'clock. yesterday
evening with the Dispatches; and the subjoined Bulle-
tin was sent immediately from the Admiralty to the
LORD MAYOR. ThO violence of the gales, or rather
the continued storm, which prevailed for some days
after the Aaion of the 21 st . and the very crippled state
of the captured Ships, rendered it almost a hopeless
task to attempt to save any Of them ; and Lord COL-
LINOWOOD, in his Second Dispatch, expressed -his ,
apprehension that he should not, be able, to save a
single Skip. skill 'md perseVerance, Itow-
n
ever, have, conory to .expeaation, "succeeded in
preserving fQur of the captured Line-of-battle Ships,
•viz. thivo Spanish and ono French, which have ar-
rived in safety at Vibraltar. But while we rejoice
that some of the trophies of this most glorious Vic':
tory, have been saved, the're is another subjea which
affords us still, more satisfaaion, and thatis, that no.
accident whatever has happened to any of iiis-Ma.•
jesty's Ships. After an ACtion so long, so close, and so
desperate, as that of the 21 st 04-tober, sc,&ceeded
by a violent storm, which continued several days,
there was great reasOn to entertain apprehensions for
the safety of,some of our. Ships; these apprehen-
sions are now happily removed, and our exultation
for this glorious Vielory is not damped by the ices of
a single Ship.

l'he Combined Fleet of France and Spain may
now be considered as nearly annihilated. In the
Aation of the igth, and in the subsequent one
with GRAVINi, when he came out from Cadiz,
twenty Sail of the Line were captured,' of which four
have, as we have already stated, ,dived at GibraltiTT.
In Sir 'RicuAnn STRACHAN'S action, four Sail of the
Line were taken, and are safe in a British port; so
that of a Fleet of thirty-three Sail of the Line, twen-
ty-four have been taken ; and of the remaining nine,
six are so disabled as to be little better than mere
wrecks.

We cannot avoid, upon .this occasion, recalling to
the recolleEtion of our Readers‘the vaunting hm-
guar,•,,e of the French Official Paper When the Com-
bined Fleet first sailed.--We were told,• in a mys.
terious, but threatening:' manner, that within a
mouth we should bear Of a decisive blow being
struck against some of the British Possessions—our
Commerce wai to be destroyed, and our Naval
Superiority wrested from us. Such Nye re the boasts
of our Enemies—What has been the result I—This
Combined Fleet, which was to achieve such
.wonders,
exists no more : in three Altions, viz. the 212 d of
July, the:l9th of Oftiaber, , and• the 4th of Nov.
Twenty-six Sail of the Line have been captured,
and Ten of them added to the British Navy ; of
these Twenty-six Ships Thirteen were French and
Thirteen Spanish. Those, therefore, who, in their
anxiety to depreciate the value.of our Successes, as-
serted that the greater number of the Ships taken
belonged to our Friends, the Spaniards, are as incor-
reEt in their facts as they are irl9oziclubive in'their
argument's. •

A Gazotte E.rtraordivar:j will e plibl:sll.4d in the
cour.sc day, but we appreihdig it will be at t,„)9
late ati hpur for 'us to iusert it. Mres.i.rl,-,..". bowel-fr.

been favoured with sore details, upon the Sec
of which our Readers. tvay place the frilliest reliance,
,'be number of kille4 and. wounded aro as follow :

4

11

311

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Officers
Petty Officers
Seamen

KILLED.

23
• le4

DI afines

Total Killed - 423