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London, England, 1805-11-16 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND

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Lloyd's. Nov. 74, !Soy •
AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the
commn-rEF. held this Day.

JOSEPH MARRYAT, Efq. in the Chair.

MEESINT,

James Abel. Efg.
t;e.wge Bai Frei.
Peter Beghie, Erg.
Henry Bonham, Erg.
ieorte Brown, Ffq.
Cornelius Buller, E.rg.
Robert Cht aide. Ffq.
Thomas Everett, Ely. M. P.
John Frazer, Erg.
P, ter Free, Erg.
Benjamin-001,1mM. Eft.
%Valiant Hoare, Efq.
David Hunter, Elq.
John Jackfon, I fq.
James tones, Efg.
Read from the London Gazette Extraordinary, of the 6th inft.
a Letter from 'Vite.Admiral Lord Collingwoott, giving all ae.
count oh the glorious Viclory °trained over file Combined Fleets
of France and Spain, and the Catiturc of Niottecn Sail of their
Line of Battle Ships, off Cape Trafalgar. on the atlt of (Moine
tilt, by the Hect under the command of the ever to be honoured
and lamented,the late Vice-Admiral Lord Vazount Nelron; and
from the London Gazette Extraordinary, of the t tin irtt. a Let-
ter Irons Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Stridnt. givi,.v an .u:,:oinit of
the Capture of Four French Line of Battle off hind, on the
3,linft.!iy a Squadron of egte.l force under his cionmand.

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Germain Lavie, Efq.
Richard Lee, Efq.
John Mangle's, Efq.
R. 11. Marten, Efq,,
John Mayor, Efq.
George Munro, Efq.
W. M. Porter, Ffq.
Thomas Reid, toy.
Thomas Roy/croft. Ffq.
Robert Shedden,Efq.
George Sliedden, hfq.
John Smith, hfq. M. P.
1) P. Watts, Efq.
Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. M P.

Refo
That the following Addrefs to the Public, be inferted in the
Daily Papers.
The Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund,are itiduged to t
addrefs the Public, in eonfcquencc of the late fignal fucc. ffis With
which it has pleated Dims:a Pitoxtuszirce to bids his Majelty'4
Arms.
l'o meet the claims of the numerous Suff,rers in there memor-
able Engagements, with a Liberality proportioned to their heroic
Atchievernents, will ha reduce titer relent Fund, as may leave an
inadequate Provifion for future iidai irts of Binaib Valour.
The CommitrXe ire aware, that mini, have withheld et. eir Sub,
feriptions to the general purpoles of this Intl itutiom who have been
accultomed to futifcribe on particular oecalions : that others may
ye deferred them, under the idea, that the Sinn ulrt.,ily railed
would prove equal to every path& exigency. It is hom.l all thife
will now come forward : and, while wth folcimi Than:(
we acknowledge the Itmrp,dition of VIVINL PittAill)CNCE, let lit
alto remember the Sufferings of thole wit• were the initruments of
this lignal manifeflation of its favt•ne to theft: Kingdoms.
Stt'ufcription 13nriks arc open, :mil Siabferiptior.s r,,ceiverl. at the
Bar of Lloyd'► Coffee Houle, and by all tlie Bankers in Town and
Country.
Lilts of the Subferibers will be publithed iu the Daily Papetli.

PLYMOUTH.
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Land.

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rj3EFUL I\'l'S to thofe Who are aftlided with
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the Diftafe, and on the empiric:l Pratlie,a of thevrelcat clay;
lly T. SI-lELDRAKi.
London: Printed fur the Aurly:r, and full at his Insure, No, so,
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A Pradtical Fillip on Dlitortians in the Legs an Feet of
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1 Parent. as writ as for correning Dirlortion o' the rip:nr, See.

EGYPT.
This. ny was puhillhed. Price as. in B. zrdi
N intereiling NARRATIVE (If the TRAVELS
of
JAMES JAMES BRUCE., Efq. i,,to ABYSSINIA, to difeoyer
the Source of the. Nile. Abridged front the Original. Work, by
Samuel Shaw, kfq. Fourth EtWWl', .'whilloner Eattl.
Notwithkanding the utility and lleafute that spay l derived
front Mr. Bruce's Travels. yet that Wort., necupyirg five large
volinors iinarto;ind being folli for tbregidpeas,but few ludividuah
csn atfard to purchafe it. lit 'itrtkr, tlichifore, that the generality
of readers might not be debarred *ota the peruCtt of a wort
fraught with fu much eutertsioing en 4 iPttirefting iitformao.44
I
have b...e:t induced to write this oarraiive.an4 1 fatter myCelt that
i have hro;ight into the r,iingars of a tingle volume every thing
' worthy the reaeler'iattentioo.
! • London: &hinted fee 11. fl. Symonsls, Patersoft,r-r

TheillToltrlFniiifitnA7 lilt HA IN, Trota the K. t..VOLU.
'PION to the PR ESEN I.' TiME.
This day was pubillbtil, with tamseroos and extenEve correitipas
by the Anthor, a new .I:.'elition printed in twelve volumes
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1 goineas in beirds, ,tr any duo volumes reparairly, :Es noards,
'I 'He: HIS'l ORY of GREAT BRITAIN -tram
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natri) to the PLACE of A.?sdi 1...N4 in ISO*. ,
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tice 41f the public, as ming the mil !bleary of Fitgl,mti by 4 filivic
writer, which continues the litit•ry (1 Mr. llitua,, wit!, ouilortu
fpirit and ability to the pada time.
Various have beets the expedient. to complete the fetid of oar
National liillory; Stubliett's t r ce=al work has been gatbkd and
mutilated, with a view to fupply a continuation of Name, to the
death of Gen. 11. but the partiality and defects of liana:at as illl
halation have long ben% jolt lubject of complaint, and (itch a
work as Mr. lklfham's bas, to: many years, been &moos the prin..
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.EAST-INDIA HOUSE. N:): :glee 19, 1803.
THE COURT OF DIR AC TORS of thi
UNITED co.IIPA xr of AfERCHA NTS of ENG-
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That the Bills of Exchange drawn on the Court from India and
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cember, will be immediately paid, upon the Holders of the Bigs
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SOCIETY Tor ENCOIJRAGV.M ENT el ARTa, WiANUffa.C7
TUAES and CO'sINdERCE.
A.hqphi, Novembrr 13, zer4.-
ALL PERSONS who pre:pofe to become ati:-
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A new Edition of the brit Volume of the Society's Tradaalfins
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CHARLES I'AVVOR, gee.
The Flestion will take place on Wednettlay the ytL slay of Fe-
next.

C111;:11•z.OT isOOK WARE:IOOA IN LONDON,
No. zit, Che
This day was publiftted,
—FEC:Cr'c CATALOGUE of CHEAP BOOKS ;
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atm in anothi-r t 01. per Cont. on the regular Retail Prices
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MEN 10112.5 OF filF. LIFE AN)) THEATaICAL CAR EEL:
OF SAMUEL FOOTE.
This day wag puhtilhati. In three slfgant volumes. foolfcap odsvr,
unia•billed with a fine Portralt,by Caroline Watfan, prize
6d. in ham's,
I►REhlolitti nt the LIFE and THEATRICAL
lvl C.IRF.ER or TUE LATE SAMUEL FOOTE, Efq com-
monly called the ENGLISH ARISTOPFL,ANES. including Anec-
dotes and Fads never before publifited, rdstive ro his various
DRAMATIC AND ErrEgAßy CoNITEM NW Alt lES, and a
colkdion of his BONS-MOTS, cl. efly with dove of Lis
dramatic pieces not puhliiked in hi:. works.
By ,WILLIAM COOKE, Elq.
fisrrifter at Law.
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i MEMOIRS of tbc Lae Ilrs. V-0 Ill.•130d, written by herfelf,
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Huiriurn.ts anal Farcical, of the late I.EE
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I Idian( price I

dayWiis MoUthed, in two lars ge
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TNSTRUCTIVE. SELECTIONS I Dr, the
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preired under Minos fourfetwe heads winch %%Amble, and certaicle
they who have OM many books: may find in this an
ttite for various othen."—Vile Muth Critic, Nov. iBct.
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LW-I'o4'S NU t4cl
Isiatureand Nature's Laws lay ItU in Niy,lit
God Liid.....Let Ncwtnn be I—awl Pore.
Tido day was publiftird, •
Dedicated by petniiilloo to the Rev. Dr. NI ASKFINNE, F. R. S.
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THE MATHEMATICAL Pt I:4CIM,F.S of
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. By Sir ISAAC :=.t.wroil.

Tranilated into Erse& by Andrew i.lO- Et.
To which are added. Mentos'. Syftem of the W.itid—a Short
Comment on, anti Defence of, the Prioeipia, by W.
with the Laws of the Moon's motion according to Gravity.--by
John Machin, Aaron. Prof. at Gislh., and S:c. to the Ruy. Sec.
A New FilttiJll, with the Life of :he Au:hor.
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The ineptly, nience wiling from the gr; at fzureny (If furi!t .r
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added to the esorhitant prices charged for them when c he met
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Work% and he insprcited with a CallfstklCC VI • t
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MEMOIRS OF MARMONTEL
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AfTEMOIRS of MARMON'TEL; containing his
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LETI'EItS from the Rev. Mr. JOB ORTON,
and the Rev. Sir JA \t I S S rtINEHOLIoS, Bart. D. 1.1). va
the Rev. *VHOMAS b lIIDNIAN, M. A. Vicar of. St. Chad' ,
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This day wzrc publifhed, elegantly printed by Ballauslyoe. rn a
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Country, price at. ass. 6d. in boards,
'l'll SCENEItY, ANTIQIJITIES, and BRI-
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row. telitint :n.4 he had, lately
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Excateons thruu:th all the intereiling parts of that Country, dur-
lug the Surarners of 1792 and 18ot. By the Rev. W. Bingley,
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This day wcre vuldiflatd, in three yob. gyn. embellilhed with s:
Portrait of the Author price ti es. in bawds,
OCCASIONAL DISCOURSES on VARIOUS
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pit publifhed,in two large vols. Bvo. price a is. in
7OLLIKOFER'. ARMONS on the Evils
A-4 art in the World, and on vari.ms other Topics. Fran the
Gsrman.

By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOTLE, P& & •
The concurrent teiti. ..... ty of all the periodical luornals,ltath at
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celtsrated mat ua y on accnuut of the uuaffteted arid (mini-
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The F.sur.h E lirio i of
17, URAL PIIILOSOPEIY ; U 1 EFLECTIONS
i`t- on li.NOW'L•• rnd ;
chitdT
iu Refuter:4 to a I.i Te or Rutiremert in t C..untry. Written.=
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PARIS, NOVEMBER 9. 1
FOURTEENTH OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE GRAND

ARMY.

" Braunan, Chnober 30.
" Marfhal BIRNADOTTE arrived at to o'clock this
morning at Saltzbourg. The Eledor had quitted it
feveral days before. A corps of 6000 men, which
was placed there, had precipitately retired on the
preceding evening.
" The Imperial head-quarters were on the 28th ult.
at Haag ; on the 29th at Muhldorff, and this day at
Braunau. Mar(hal DAVOUST employed, the whole of
yellerday-in repairing the bridge of Mnhldorff. The
6111 regiment of chaffenrs made a fine charge againg
the enemy, killed 20 men, and took feveral prifoners,
among whom was a Captain of Huff:its.
" MArillal LANWRS arrived yellerday with the ca•
valry, at the bridge of Brannan. He had let out
from Landfhut. The bridge was cut away. He
immediately embarked 6o men in two boats. The
enemy, who were purfued by the referve under
Prince MURAT in other directions, abandoned the
m city. The boldnefs of the chaffenrs of the 13th,
con-
tributed to batten the enemy's retreat.
" The mifunderflanding between the Ruffians and
i Aultrians begins to thew tfelf. The Ruffians plun-
der every where. The beg informed Officers among
them are perfetJy aware that the war which they wage
is impolitic, fince they hare nothing to gain agaidt
the French, whom nature has not placed in a 149-
tion to be their enemies.
" Braunan, as we find, may he confidered one of
the fineft and moil ufeful acquifitions of the army.—
This place is furrounded with a circumvallation, for-
tified with nflions, draw bridges, a half-moon, and
ditches full df water. There are numerous magazines
of artillery, all in good condition ; but what will with
difficulty be believed is, that it is completely fupplied
with provifions. We found there 40,000 rations of
bread, ready to be diftributed, and more than moo
tacks of flour. The artillery of the place confifls of
forty-five pieces of cannon, with change of carriages,
• mortars provided with more than forty thoufand can.
non (hot, and tome howitzers. The Ruffians left
behind them about a thoufand weight of powder,
great quantities of cartridges, lead, a thoufand muf-
kets, and all the ammunition neceffilry to fupport
a icing liege. The Emperor has appointed General
LAURISTON, arrived from Cadiz, Governor of the
place, and the head-quarters were eftablifhed there."
FIFTEENTH OFFICIAL. BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.

" BMW], Odober
44 Several Rul deferters are already arrived,
among them is a Serjeant-Major, a native of Mof.
cow, a very intelligent man. It may be eafily ima-
gined that he was queftioned by every one. He tells
us, that the Ruffian army is quite differently difpofed
now towards the French, than what it was in the
laR war ; that the prifoners who returned from
France, had fpoken in high praife of it ; that there
werqiis in his company who were removed from it
at the time they lett Poland ; that if all the men who
set urned from France had been fuffered to remain in
,ents, there can be no doubt bur they would
&felled ; that the Ruffians were very lorry
ror the Germans, whom they detell; and that
a high opinica of the Frencb valour. He

was allied if they, loved the Emperor As.azaaase
be replied, that they were ton wretched to baTe any
attachment for him ; that the foldiers were fonder of
the Emperor Pant, but the Nobility preferred the
Emperor Atszavitea ; that the Ruffians in general
Were very happy to quit their own country, bemire
they lived better, and were better paid ; that none
of them walled to go back to Raffia ; and that they
would rather eftablifh themfelves in other climates
than return under the authority of fo had)* a Go
vernment ; that they were aware that the Außrians
bad 101 l every battle, and were in a lamentable fitu-
ation.

" Prince MURAT let nut in parfait of the enemy.
He overtook the rcar guard of the Auflrian:, about
6000 firong, on the road to Merobach. To get fight
of them and charge them were only one exertion for
the cavalry. This rear guard was difperfed on the
heights of Ried. The enemy's cavalry then rallied
to proteet the palTage of the infantry through a defile;
but the firft regiment of chaffeurs, and the divilion
of dragoons, under General BEAUMONT, overwhelm-
ed them, and rufhed into the defile along with the
infantry of the enemy. The anion was very (harp
but the darknefs of the night faved the enemy's corps.
Part of it faved themfelves in the woods, and there
were only 500 prifoners taken. The advanced guard
of the divition of Prince Mutat. took a pofitinn at
Haag. Culonel MoNTISIUN, of the tit regiment of
chaffeurs, covered himfelf with glory. The eighth
regiment of dragoons maintained its antient charac-
ter. A quarter mailer of this regiment having had
his wrift fhot off, laid, in the pretence of the Prince,
as he was paging I regret the loft of my hand,
becaufe I can no longer ferve our brave Emperor.'
The Emperor, on being made acquainted with this
circumftance, raid There I recognife the fpirit of
the eighth. Let a profitable fituation, according to
his rank, be given to this quarter mailer, in the Pa-
lace of Verfadles."
44 The inhabitants of Braunan, according to cuf-
tom, carried to their houfes a great part of the ma-
gazines., A Proclamation brought all back again.
There are at prefent t 000 tacks of flour, a great quan-
tity of oats, magazines of artillery of every kind, and
60,000 rations of bread, of which we are in great
want. A part of it was diftiibuted to the divifion
under Martha! SOULT.

" Marfhal BERN/am-Ts is arrived at Saltzbourg.
The enemy retreated by the road of Carinthia and
Weis. A regiment of infantry walled to keep poffef-
feffion of the village of Hailen. It was obliged to
retreat towards the village of Coiling, where the
Marfbal hoped that General Kt exiastan would be
able to cut off their retreat, and take them prifoners.
" We are affured by the inhabitants, that the Em
peror of Germany, in his anxiety, came toWels, where
he learnt the difatler of his army. He alto became
acquainted there with the clamours of his Aufirian
and Bohemian fubjeds, againft the Ruffians, who
commit filch pillage and violence, that they long for
the arrival of the French, to deliver them from thefe
ex traordina I y all ies.

" Marfhal DAvovsr, with his army, took a pofi-
tion between Ried and Haag. All the other divitions
of the army are advancing, but the weather is hor-
rible. It has fnowed fix inches deep, and the roads
are in confequence deteQable.
4" The Secretary of State MAIM' has joined the
Emperor at Brauriau. The Eleetor of Bavaria has
returned to Munich : he was received with the greateft
enthufiafm by the inhabitants of his capital.
" Several mails from Vienna had been intercepted.
The lad letters were dated on the 18th of Odober.
Some intelligence of the maim at Wertingen had
reached it, and had created the greateft consternation
there. Provifions were fo dear that few perfons could
afford to purchafe them. Vienna was threatened with
a famine, and yet the harveft had been very produc-
tive : but the depreciation of the paper money, and
of the aflignats, upon which there was a lofs of 40
per cent. had railed every thing to au exorbitant
price. Every one was perfuaded that the Auftrian
paper currency mull be completely deftroyed.
" The hufbandman would no longer exchange his
produce for a paper currency cf no value. There is
not a man in all Germany, who does not confider the
Engin as the authors of the war, and the Emperors
FRANCIS and ACKXANDZIL as the vi&ims of their in-
trigues. • • • • •
• •
" The Emperor Aisxannea was expelled at Vi-
enna, but he changed his mind—it is reported he is
gone to Berlin."

THIRD OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE ARMY of ITALY.

" Head Quarters at Vara, OdL3o.
" After the aelion of the 29th, the army took a
potation two miles on this fide of Caldiero. On the
3oth it attacked the enemy the whole length of their
line. The divifion of Moirrot, forming the left, be.
gars the aelion ; that of General GARDAII/111 attacked
the centre, and that of General Dooms' the tight.
There different attacks were well executed and hap-
pily condtkied. The village of Caldiero was carried
amidft cries of Long live the Emperor,' and the
enemy was purfued to the very heights.
" At half paR four Prince CH•at.as ordered ftis
referve, confilling of 24 battalions of grenadiers, and
feveral regiments, to advance. The battle then be-
came more general. The troops of his Majefty
played their ufual bravery. The cavalry made fe-
veral fuccefsful charges; Tome battalions of grenadiers
engaged at the fame time, and the bayonet decided
the fate of the day. The enemy kept up a fire from
3o pieces of cannon planted in their entrenchments.
—Notwithflanding the obflinacy of their refiftantie.
they were beaten and pnrfued to the very redoubts
at the other fide of Caldiero.
" We have taken 3500 prifoners ; the field of battle
was Brewed with Aullrians ; their lots in killed and
wounded was at leap equal to the number that were
taken prifoners. Prince Citaatas requefted a trace
to bury the dead.

Our lofs is very infignificant, compared with
that of the enemy.
_ _ _

44 The Marlhal General in Chief (peaks io the
highefl terms of the bravery and attachment of the
army. He will make particular mention of the bril-
liant exploits which have diflinguifhed this day, and
will make a fpecial report to the Emperor of the
names of the brave men to whom the honour of it
is dire.
44 The army of General Sr. Cva is arrived."
The junaion of the army of General Sr. Cva with
that of MAssiss, will enable the army of Italy to
purfue its operations with frefh vigour.

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